[00:00] <drewsus> nope, Ill look again Losha
[00:00] <theadmin> itilious: cron
[00:00] <canthus13> DasEi: I think I'm gonna completely reinstall. I was thinking about it anyway.
[00:00] <Losha> drewsus: Here it is again: I would expect timestamp changes to take effect on new invocations of sudo, and not affect existing ones...
[00:00] <itilious> i have a script that i'm told will disable compiz/metacity upon remote desktop connect and re-enable after disconnect, but i'm not sure how to setup/install the script
[00:00] <RegressLess> Is there a way to get a sound to play when someone types my name in Empathy? I really liked that about pidgin
[00:00] <bridgeguy> Typos_King: inotify seems to be what I was looking for, thanks :)
[00:00] <DasEi> canthus13: installer is fast, but a common rtl shouldn't be the reason, dmesg and syslog are further steps on the internal sys
[00:01] <Brimstones> h00k: Dont waste your energy on trivial things. Evil you want gone, not friendly smalltime chatter.
[00:01] <drewsus> ah, okay that makes sense, thank you Losha. That might be why I wasn't seeing a change
[00:01] <Typos_King> RegressLess:   just get the .so file and dump it at /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[00:01] <drewsus> itilious: where is the script?
[00:01] <canthus13> DasEi: It's not a terribly important machine.  It's mostly for playing and breaking things.  I just want it back up and running on the network again so I can play some more. :)
[00:01] <h00k> Brimstones: there is a channel dedicated to smalltime chatter. This doesn't happen to be it.
[00:01] <TViYH> howdy, having trouble with sound in ubuntu 9.10. it works in 9.04, but to no avail in 9.10. and no, it's not muted.
[00:01] <RegressLess> Lol, "jesus has disconnected"
[00:01] <navatwo> TViYH: hammer works.
[00:02] <TViYH> lol navatwo stfu
[00:02] <drewsus> hell be back in 3 days RegressLess
[00:02] <DasEi> canthus13: so there is the next rc-user testing the leaks of current x then ?!
[00:02] <theadmin> navatwo: eeeew don't mention windows stuff here
[00:02] <h00k> !language | TViYH
[00:02] <TViYH> howdy, having trouble with sound in ubuntu 9.10. it works in 9.04, but to no avail in 9.10. and no, it's not muted.
[00:02] <Brimstones> h00k: *social* is not anywhere near social.
[00:02] <Typos_King> ...
[00:02] <Losha> RegressLess: drewsus: :-)
[00:02] <canthus13> DasEi: Nope.
[00:02] <navatwo> theadmin: :) ... now I stop spamming.
[00:02] <Typos_King> bridgeguy:  ... yeah, I've read on inotify :)
[00:04] <theadmin> ...brr. I can't get xmessage to display a message on russian.
[00:04] <TViYH> can anyone help then?
[00:04] <theadmin> TViYH: Usually takes a bit of waiting until someone answers
[00:04] <TViYH> alright then o.o
[00:05] <theadmin> TViYH: Might be worth to post on forums, dunno, or report a bug on LP
[00:05] <TViYH> alright thanks..wait, LP?
[00:05] <theadmin> TViYH: The Launchpad
[00:05] <TViYH> okay thanks
[00:06] <ringer> viagre 192.169.2.5:5900 will not connect to the remote machine on my network. Any ideas what I may be missing?
[00:06] <theadmin> ringer: an "n"?
[00:06] <Losha> TViYH: sorry to tell you this, but sound problems are probably the number one reported issue on 9.X.
[00:06] <TViYH> lol
[00:06] <RegressLess> I don't see on the adobe site where it specifies a 64 bit version
[00:06] <mluser-home> Hello, anyone know what the ubuntu equivalent to gentoo's /etc/conf.d/local.start|stop is?
[00:06] <airstrike> hi. vlc won't accept my settings for the subtitle font. i've set Helvetica Neue as the font but it only changes the OSD text like info/warnings from vlc itself. what can i do about this?
[00:07] <ringer> theadmin, yeh - sorry - a typo - I really did enter 'vinagre'
[00:07] <DasEi> TViYH: often recompiling alsa brought sound back to me
[00:07] <Losha> mluser-home: dunno. What does that stuff do on gentoo?
[00:07] <theadmin> ringer: Okay then dunno :D
[00:07] <TViYH> DasEi / Losha: are they better in 10.04?
[00:07] <mluser-home> Losha: its a script that is run at system start and also at system stop
[00:07] <Losha> TViYH: we don't know yet...
[00:07] <TViYH> o.o well okay.
[00:07] <TViYH> i might try it out later.
[00:08] <norbi905> Hello, in the process of installing Ubuntu 9.10 minimal.  I have one SSD 30GB, and one magnetic HDD 250.  I would like to put everything other than /home on the SSD.  Is it safe to assume that if I create a full 30GB / partition on the SSD, and create a /home on the magnetic drive, that the SSD partition will not include the /home as well?
[00:08] <DasEi> TViYH: can't say , as my boxes do fine since jaunty, on all further distros
[00:08] <theadmin> Losha: "we" is too collective, there are some testers over here, too, me for instance.
[00:08] <RegressLess> Help! Half-drunk guy needs help finding 64 bit flash plugin!
[00:08] <Losha> mluser-home: /etc/rc.local is run at system start. Dunno of any handy script that's run at system shutdown, you'd need a K script in /etc/rc*.d...
[00:08] <mluser-home> Losha: thanks
[00:09] <Losha> theadmin: pardon me. I meant the "royal" we, as in, "...we are not amused..."
[00:09] <DasEi> norbi905: that's a nice and good idea, and yes, use alternate installer, no prob (or even do it later)
[00:09] <theadmin> Losha: As in "I"?
[00:09] <Losha> theadmin: that would be the one...
[00:09] <TViYH> what happens to the ubuntu countdowns when it goes past the date? lol
[00:09] <theadmin> Losha: Well, :D
[00:09] <theadmin> TViYH: They say "It's here!"
[00:10] <TViYH> oh alright lol
[00:10] <Typos_King> TViYH:   you won't be able to 'date' him anymore :P~
[00:10] <TViYH> :P
[00:10] <DasEi> RegressLess: install ubuntu-restricted-extras for a bunch more, exceed multimedia, be serverd
[00:10] <DasEi> served*
[00:10] <Losha> TViYH: they release it anyway, ready or not...
[00:10] <TViYH> well of course they do, it's limited to a month
[00:11] <Antani_01> after reading everywhere on the internet, i could not find what this means.  Failed to read vcn 0x1bd: Input/output error
[00:11] <Antani_01> Anyone here know what that means
[00:11] <Antani_01> ?
[00:11] <mylisto> ok...Losha: wnat to help now? :d
[00:11] <theadmin> Antani_01: Well, some memory reading weirdness
[00:11] <norbi905> DasEi: Thanks, interestingly enough, when I created the / partition on the SSD, I went to create a partition on the 250GB magnetic drive, and it chose /home automatically.  That's always a good sign :)
[00:11] <poutine> Antani_01, any context?
[00:11] <Losha> mylisto: sure, can you explain what you're trying to do?
[00:12] <mylisto> I've got a 5.8gig file, need to split it up for my fat32 ext drive
[00:12] <Antani_01> poutine: Yes. I try copying some stuff to the hard drive. It copies a bit. The copying stops, just freezes. Gnome-panel and nautilus both freeze. I get the error in the syslog. The drive is a SATA drive that I bought yesterday.
[00:12] <DasEi> norbi905: one can always set up /home elsewhere in the later, too (just correct fstab then)
[00:12] <theadmin> Anybody have any idea why transmission won't connect to oh so many peers?
[00:13] <Losha> mylisto: can the splits be anywhere, or are them some restrictions on where they can go? Is it just data or what?
[00:13] <poutine> Antani_01, this isn't a VM eh
[00:13] <DasEi> RegressLess: getting by ?
[00:13] <Antani_01> poutine: No
[00:13] <TViYH> theadmin: required transmission, PEX, etc etc
[00:13] <mylisto> Losha: don't think so.  Its a .vdi file thats in .VirtualBox/VDI
[00:13] <TViYH> required encryption*
[00:14] <Antani_01> poutine: I have two hard drives. Both SATA. Destination drive NTFS. Source drive ext-something.
[00:14] <Losha> mylisto: I wouldn't assume you can just split the file into pieces. Are you sure virtual box will handle that?
[00:14] <norbi905> DasEi: This is true.  However, at this point I do not have a swap partition.  I have 4GB of RAM.  Is it always recommended to do swap, even if I dont think I'll use all my RAM? If it is recommended, i'll put the swap partition on the SSD as well.
[00:14] <theadmin> Losha: It won't until you merge em back
[00:14] <mylisto> Losha: can't I split it up with some kind of achriving program, then re-attach them later?
[00:14] <theadmin> Splitting with dd is one idea, but merging back like that...
[00:15] <duli> Is it possible to install a i386 package on Ubuntu 64bits? Will it work? (the package in question is adobe reader)
[00:15] <Losha> mylisto: you can split, then re-merge, but I thought fat32 had a 2G limit, so how will you do a re-merge?
[00:15] <DasEi> norbi905: I always set up swap, but then in the later reduce swapiness at sufficient ram, this way the sys is fast, but even cope with 'horror loads
[00:15] <theadmin> norbi905: swap is needed for hibernation, etc
[00:15] <theadmin> Losha: 4G
[00:15] <mylisto> Losha: whoops, forgot to mention...reinstalling ubuntu - so I will copy them back to this laptop (on a livecd) and re-merge them
[00:15] <theadmin> Losha: He might just use that thing to bring it to another computer
[00:15] <Losha> theadmin: same problem, he has a 5.8G file...
[00:16] <DasEi> norbi905: if you want to hibernate, swap is needed, right, beter double of ram
[00:16] <DasEi> better*
[00:16] <Antani_01> poutine: Are you still here? You aren't in the contact list...
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:16] <Losha> mylisto: ok, in that case, you can split using 'split' and re-merge using 'cat'. Please stand by for commands
[00:16] <Antani_01> Okay...
[00:17] <poutine> Antani_01, I don't know, I'd probably take the hardware back
[00:17] <DasEi> norbi905: I don't think you need one at 4 g for regualr use, but can have it on the 250 for more spare or hibernation puposes
[00:17] <mylisto> over and out - standby process started...
[00:17] <Typos_King> duli:   I see no reason why it wouldn't myself, 64bit is meant to be backward compatible for 32bit code, on the other hand, adobe reader is piece of junk, I'd rather veer you to look for an alternative pdf reader hehe, like Okular, or Evince
[00:17] <norbi905> DasEi, theadmin :  Thanks for the heads up on the hibernation, as I never really turn of my computers, and depend on hibernation.  Phew, you guys just saved me some headaches :)
[00:17] <Antani_01> I try copying some stuff to the hard drive. It copies a bit. The copying stops, just freezes. Gnome-panel and nautilus both freeze. I get the error in the syslog. The drive is a SATA drive that I bought yesterday. The error in the syslog is Apr 26 18:47:16 john-desktop ntfs-3g[3292]: Failed to read vcn 0x1bd: Input/output error
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: whats up with adobe reader?
[00:17] <StefanFN> Hi everyone. I've got a question regarding snmpwalk, which times out on localhost (8.04 LTS Server).
[00:18] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    is trash, bloatware, IMO
[00:18] <norbi905> DasEi, theadmin , although swap isn't that hard to create at a later time either, but hey.  Might as well get it done the right way now.
[00:18] <DasEi> norbi905: go with 8-10 g on the 250 then, reduce swapiness as you got for g, everything is fine  then
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: its not that massive
[00:18] <anony> Hey folks, I'm planning a release party for 10.04 -  And i need an event title! It needs to involve sex and violence and be really catchy! Any ideas?
[00:18] <Losha> mylisto: split --bytes=3GB <source> should do it, and give you two files. Run it in a directory on the fat32 filesystem....
[00:18] <mylisto> vex and siolence
[00:18] <duli> Typos_King: yes, I thought so. But when I try to install a i386.deb package, it says it's the wrong arch. Anyway, evince seems to be unable to open some pdfs I have with good quality, that's why I'm look for alternatives...
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: openoffice is bloated
[00:18] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: Can you check the drive's health in System > Administration > Disk Utility?
[00:18] <Antani_01> Yes, I did. It is fine.
[00:19] <Losha> mylisto: try and stay on topic till we're done, ok?
[00:19] <theadmin> anony: totally offtopic.
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> duli: you can install ia32-libs and force install the deb, it will work
[00:19] <anony> ?
[00:19] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Actually, The Disk Utility doesn't work on my hard drive. It says smart is not available. I used gsmartcontrol instead.
[00:19] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    heheh, openoffice I think runs faster than adobe reader, Adobe's last good version was 5.5, after that, they ruined it, 50mbs or so just for a reader, is utter ridiculous
[00:19] <anony> Ok, so where's the ubuntu room?
[00:20] <duli> ActionParsnip: hum, ok. thanks a lot.
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: its still 500Mb, abiword is about 12mb and gnumeric is aboutthe same
[00:20] <Losha> anony: #ubuntu+1
[00:20] <Antani_01> I think it is #ubuntu-offtopic... Not sure though.
[00:20] <mylisto> ok Losha: sorry
[00:20] <Typos_King> duli:   there's Okular, or Foxit
[00:20] <theadmin> ...Why not evince, it's just perfect :)
[00:20] <CVirus> How can I switch my gcc version to 4.3 instead of 4.4 ?
[00:20] <Losha> I didn't know h00k was an op....
[00:20] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: And the resluts from gsmartcontrol?
[00:20] <duli> Typos_King: nice, trying them out. :)
[00:20] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: You want me to paste all the results?
[00:21] <Jordan_U> !paste | Antani_01
[00:21] <theadmin> Any idea on where this weird key naming comes from? I.e. ctrl = ^, Alt = M- , bad key = Super, etc
[00:21] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423059/
[00:21] <zen933k> theadmin: ttys
[00:21] <Jordan_U> theadmin: The super key is obviously the one with the cape :)
[00:22] <mozillanerd> Abandoning 9.10. Going back to 9.04.
[00:22] <mylisto> Losha: give me a few
[00:22] <Losha> theadmin: ctrl and alt are older than I am, I think they came from emacs and the lisp machines of the 70's
[00:22] <theadmin> mozillanerd: Why not just wait for Lucid...
[00:22] <Losha> mylisto: take your time...
[00:22] <RegressLess> DasEi: OK, did that and I'm still having the same problem. Youtube pause, volume, etc. doesn't work. Any ideas?
[00:22] <Jordan_U> theadmin: What did you think that symbol was?
[00:22] <theadmin> Losha: Well, i know that "M" stands for "Meta"...
[00:22] <zen933k> theadmin: or, TTY
[00:22] <hexdump__> hi all
[00:22] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    openoffice is indeed rather sizeable, however it has a bit more tools than Abiword, and it's an Office suite, not just 2 apps alone, it has about 5 apps, including vector drawing and database, plus it also has scripting language
[00:23] <DasEi> RegressLess: doesn't work ? can you play flash now ?
[00:23] <DasEi> !details
[00:23] <binary0011> this is probably a stupid question with an easy solution but here it goes...
[00:23] <mylisto> ok Losha: now I sit and wait - want to see if I did the correct thing
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: depends on what you need huh. if you only use writer then its a waste of space
[00:23] <RegressLess> DasEi: yes, but the buttons don't work.
[00:23] <weirdpercent> what do I need to do with bzr/SSH to download development branches from launchpad's bazaar server?
[00:23] <theadmin> ubottu: doesntwork | RegressLess
[00:23] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    if you just need something to write reports and stuff, sure Abiword works better
[00:23] <norbi905> RegressLess: On one of my Ubuntu 9.10 machines, flash behaves exactly the same way.  It plays, but sometimes the controls dont work.
[00:23] <binary0011> I've tried to use simple scan to scan one of my old magazines, but it says that my scanner cannot be found.
[00:23] <mylisto> Losha: split: 3gb: invalid number of bytes
[00:23] <alessandro_> ...
[00:23] <DasEi> RegressLess: browser/distro ?
[00:23] <ncfi1013> i am having problems putting songs on my ipod
[00:23] <alessandro_> italian?
[00:23] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    indeed, it's so, I used to use TextMaker, which is an even lighter wordprocessor
[00:24] <mozillanerd> I have tried lucid beta with same problems as 9.10. It appears that the entire 9.10 and 10 are heftier than 9.04. 9.04 ran OK on my machine.
[00:24] <theadmin> ubottu: it | alessandro_
[00:24] <Losha> mylisto: try it with upper case GB, it's an old command...
[00:24] <binary0011> Tho my printer is a printer/scanner.  I can print just fine from it.  If somebody has a solution or possibly an alternate program that I can use to scan documents from my printer please msg me.  Thank you.
[00:24] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    can't beat TextMaker and PlanMaker, both are good apps, and small too
[00:24] <RegressLess> DasEi: firefox, Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: but openoffice is bundled in as default but can be seen as bloated without much effort
[00:24] <mylisto> split: cannot open `/media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI$/Antonio.vdi' for reading: No such file or directory
[00:24] <mylisto> does it matter that its in a hidden directory?
[00:25] <theadmin> mylisto: uh, what the heck is that dollar? o_O
[00:25] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: In case you didn't see it... http://paste.ubuntu.com/423059/
[00:25] <DasEi> RegressLess: #ubuntu+1 correct channel, hmm, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:25] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    well, quoting a line from a movie ---->   " I rather have and no need it, than need it and no have it "   =P
[00:25] <mylisto> no idea theadmin:
[00:25] <ringer> binary0011, try Applications > Graphics > Xsane
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> mylisto: not at all, use tab to complete the filenames so you know the file is there (and you are using the right case)
[00:25] <binary0011> I've located sane
[00:25] <Losha> mylisto: shouldn't matter that it's hidden. What does ls -l /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI$/Antonio.vdi say?
[00:25] <anony> I am seeking recommendations for ideas to expand the userbase and promote the use of Linux and Ubuntu. I have a release party to plan in 350 hours, and still need a title.
[00:25] <binary0011> ringer:  ha thanks
[00:26] <DasEi> RegressLess:doing same in my vm right now
[00:26] <itilious> why doesnt ubuntu install ready to play mp3s?
[00:26] <DasEi> doing*
[00:26] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: Can you try running chkdsk in windows to be sure the filesystem isn't corrupt?
[00:26] <theadmin> anony: check out #ubuntu-offtopic, sorry, this is a support channel
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: i'd rather have something slick and quick with minimal fuss, based on that theory you may as well install every app on the repos
[00:26] <zen933k> anony: 350 hours?
[00:26] <ringer> binary0011, I was in the same boat. Downloaded loads of stuff - then found out I had it all along!
[00:26] <brah-> itilious copyright issues
[00:26] <theadmin> itilious: Because they're a commercial file format, and ubuntu is Free.
[00:26] <Typos_King> heheh
[00:26] <DasEi> itilious: non gpl
[00:26] <DasEi> !restricted
[00:26] <anony> zen933k: yes, 350 hours. i'm having a rel party and i know almost everything i'm going to do but i need a good title for it, that involves the word lucid.
[00:26] <Jordan_U> itilious: Because in crazy countries like the US you have to pay royalties to be able to play mp3's.
[00:26] <binary0011> ringer:  know what's weird, I tried using the HP NX215 printer drivers for my printer and it just kept on spitting out blank paper.
[00:27] <mylisto> ls: cannot access /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI$/Antonio.vdi: No such file or directory
[00:27] <Losha> anony: it's still off topic for this channel..
[00:27] <theadmin> DasEi: Please, when you use factoids specify who they go to, as in "!stuff | nick", or else it becomes a mess
[00:27] <binary0011> ringer:  I switched to NX300 series drivers and it worked just fine.
[00:27] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Windows is broken... But I CAN reformat the drive. I have nothing important on there. I fear the problem may be caused by me using Gparted to format to NTFS. By the way, is there another filesystem that Windows and Ubuntu have read/write access to (No need to boot from it)? A better, faster one perhaps?
[00:27] <Losha> mylisto: then you have the file name wrong, I think. Where did you get it from?
[00:27] <ringer> binary0011, so you sorted now?
[00:27] <mylisto> then without that stupid $ sign - ls: cannot access say?: No such file or directory -rw------- 1 1000 1000 6197125632 2010-04-25 23:11 /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI/Antonio.vdi
[00:27] <pepee> anony, give away ubuntu cd's?
[00:27] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Also, if there isn't a better filesystem, should I use something other than Gparted to format to NTFS?
[00:27] <itilious> do i need to just install ubuntu restricted extras to be able to play mp3s via banshee?
[00:28] <binary0011> ringer:  damnit I tried scanning for scanners and it's a no go
[00:28] <DasEi> theadmin: ok
[00:28] <zen933k> anony: I think it's more of an offtopic issue, maybe you should try that channel
[00:28] <norbi905> mylisto:  Are you trying to start a vm?  Sorry I didn't follow your question/issue from the start.
[00:28] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah the printer works, but I'm trying to figure out how to get this scanner operational
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> itilious: yes, that should be fine
[00:28] <DasEi> itilious: this or win32-codecs
[00:28] <theadmin> Antani_01: GParted will serve this task perfectly, but you need ntfsprogs
[00:28] <h00k> anony: #ubuntu-irc would be a good place
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> !info win32-codecs
[00:28] <Antani_01> theadmin: I have it.
[00:28] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    I must say, that many folks will have the same opinion about MS office, being a bloat and all, but I must say, I use both MS office[ superb suite IMO] and open office, and they're both sizeable, and they're both very very useful, I wish it were smaller, yeah, but as you use them more you'd find features you won't find in Abiword or other apps, depending on what you're composing of course, for the regular JoeSi
[00:28] <ringer> binary0011, hmm - just trying to remember what I did to get scanner working. brb
[00:28] <theadmin> Antani_01: Then go ahead.
[00:28] <mozillanerd> It does not look to me that Canonical is looking at the 'General Help' forum. I will post about abandoning the effort
[00:28] <DasEi> !ot | anony
[00:28] <pepee> mylisto, this is the path: /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI/Antonio.vdi
[00:29] <Losha> mylisto: if the name works with ls, it will work with split. You may need to be root i.e. use sudo
[00:29] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: Gparted should be fine for creating an ntfs filesystem. There are drivers for windows to read and write ext3, but they don't support journaling (they are really ext2 drivers)
[00:29] <mylisto> norbi905: no trying to split the vdi into smaller bits to fit on a fat32 drive
[00:29] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah I'm not sure what I did last time, but I had mine working a while ago too.
[00:29] <binary0011> ringer:  I'll try to log into gnome and see if it makes any difference.  I'm using KDE right now
[00:29] <Antani_01> theadmin: Okay, I will try again. But I doubt it will work... This IM is also to Jordan_U
[00:29] <binary0011> ringer:  gnome is what it worked under last time.  I'm going to give that shot.  be back in just a moment
[00:29] <mylisto> I do the split from the dir I want the file in, right?
[00:29] <kaushal> hi
[00:29] <kaushal> is there a way to know what using apt-get or apt-cache to know the changelog ?
[00:30] <DasEi> mylisto: yes
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: still bloated though, adobe reader is not that bloated and if it does what the user needs that the other readers cannot then its needed rather than a "nice to have" like fat ole openoffice
[00:30] <Losha> mylisto: yes, that saves having to copy the pieces later...
[00:30] <Jordan_U> kaushal: aptitude changelog package
[00:30] <nordle> Typos_King:  I spend 60% of my day in Office 2007....I wish I had Office 2003 back......but with the extra colours and sort options in Excel 2007 :)
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: there is a drastic difference
[00:30] <kaushal> ok
[00:30] <Losha> mylisto:  split --bytes=3GB /media/disk/home/mylisto/.VirtualBox/VDI/Antonio.vdi
[00:30] <anony> Yeah ok, Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Remember the ubuntu principles, and remember to read the friendly manual. Also, i move that this channel be changed to #ubuntu-support . Bye.
[00:30] <Losha> mylisto: open another terminal in the same directory and you should be able to watch the split files growing...
[00:30] <theadmin> argh. Stop the offtopic. Microsoft disscussion is not welcome here either as it increases bug 1
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> bug #1 is so contrived
[00:31] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    hehe, adobe is not a bloat?    yeah.... in win32 I run a standalone app, foxit reader, does much more than adobe's, and is just 7mbs, 50mbs, 7mbs, big difference,
[00:31] <Jordan_U> theadmin: Don't feed the trolls.
[00:31] <h00k> Typos_King: please move that discussion elsewhere
[00:32] <Typos_King> h00k:   indeed
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Typos_King: sure but if they do not do what is required and the adobe version does then it is justified
[00:32] <Losha> what is bug #1 ?
[00:32] <h00k> ActionParsnip: you as well.
[00:32] <mylisto> looks like it may be working :d
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> h00k: i'm not wrong though, but ok
[00:32] <Typos_King> kaushal:   something is using the 'lock' file for apt-get?
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Losha: o look it up, i think its pretty pathetic personally
[00:33] <tFUxUXfz3yu3hj> kernel panic
[00:33] <Losha> mylisto: you should see files name xaa (or similar) growing in size. When it gets to 3G it should start on file xab...
[00:33] <mylisto> Losha: its making xaa files - thats the right thing isn't it?
[00:33] <Typos_King> ActionParsnip:    you wrong?    no way!
[00:33] <tFUxUXfz3yu3hj> kernel panic
[00:33] <mylisto> ok good :d
[00:33] <ZykoticK9> Losha, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1
[00:33] <theadmin> Losha: "Microsoft has too much market share"
[00:33] <Typos_King> ?
[00:33] <mylisto> effin stupid flood bots
[00:33] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Hmm... check this out: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423062/
[00:34] <pepee> LOL bug 1
[00:34] <Losha> mylisto: you will end up with two files, one 3G named xaa and one 2.8G named xab. To bring them back, you'll just 'cat xaa xab > new_vdi_file'
[00:34] <theadmin> What I'm worried about is that they still haven't fixed it :(
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:34] <Losha> ZykoticK9: theadmin: yeah, pretty sad...
[00:35] <theadmin> Losha: Oh well, 10.04 seems like a huge "BOOM", it's so extremely simple...
[00:35] <Losha> theadmin: they decided to do a rewrite instead :-)
[00:35] <h00k> Please keep this channel on-topic, people.
[00:35] <Losha> theadmin: wanna go to offtopic and talk to me about how 10.04 testing is going?
[00:36] <itilious> i know this is not a support channel for banshee, but it does not recognize when my ipod is plugged in, do i need some sort of library for ubuntu?
[00:36] <theadmin> Losha: Maybe in PM? :D
[00:36] <Losha> theadmin: coming up...
[00:36] <Typos_King> !ipod | itilious
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> itilious: try gtkpod
[00:36] <h00k> Losha, theadmin: thank you
[00:36] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Did you say anything? Empathy crashed
[00:37] <ringer> binary0011, sudo apt-get install gocr
[00:37] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: No.
[00:37] <binary0011> ringer:  alright, thanks I'll give it a shot
[00:37] <Antani_01> Okay, well check out this paste: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423062/
[00:37] <jsec> Hi all. Got a question on if this is possible: I've got Karmic with OS X dual booted on a MacBook. I'm getting interested in penetration security, so I've downloaded an ISO of BackTrack 4. What I'm wondering is if I can blow apart my OS X partition, clear up the space, and install BackTrack 4 side by side with Karmic, without ruining any data on the Ubuntu partition?
[00:37] <itilious> ActionParsnip, sudo apt get gtkpod?
[00:37] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm using an HP NX215 printer/scanner
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> itilious: try: sudo apt-get install gtkpod
[00:38] <schultza> Is there a way I can control the bandwidth of certain traffic from my computer using a central program?
[00:38] <h00k> jsec: yes, it's possible.
[00:38] <h00k> !dualboot | jsec
[00:38] <itilious> ActionParsnip, rythmbox sees the ipod but banshee does not, do i need to set some option somewhere in ubuntu to simply have the ipod point to the right application?
[00:38] <schultza> !antivirus
[00:38] <ringer> binary0011, that shouldn't matter - gocr is character recognition - but it brings with it libraries that the scanner needs
[00:38] <binary0011> ringer:  cool, I'm giving it a go now.
[00:39] <norbi905> And done, Ubuntu boot ~ 4sec :)
[00:39] <deanfx> Quick question, Can I install 10.04RC on my netbook right now and when the final release gets launched in a few days just run some updates to get the final changes?
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> itilious: i dont use either, ipod is garbage but i know gtkpod can be used
[00:39] <h00k> !lucid | deanfx
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> norbi905: try xpud, its waaaay faster
[00:39] <CaptainTrek> support for lucid is in #ubuntu+1 not here
[00:40] <deanfx> oh ok
[00:40] <deanfx> Sorry about that guys
[00:40] <theadmin> deanfx: Yes, but that's kinda offtopic
[00:40] <binary0011> ringer:  sorry is gocr CLI program, er can I start it with GUI?
[00:40] <pepee> schultza, that's not completely true
[00:40] <LadyEleyne> hello
[00:40] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: And also, that has happened before, too.
[00:40] <deanfx> ah alright. thanks for answering -- again, my appologies for posting it in here
[00:40] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm reading the man page right now tho
[00:40] <pepee> there exists malware for linux
[00:40] <theadmin> pepee: ...like, 3 viruses, yeah
[00:40] <ringer> binary0011, no - just try xsane again - it should be working
[00:41] <Chris___> Flash player basically sets my CPU/GPU on fire. Ideas/suggestions?
[00:41] <teage> i am running Lucid and i lost my log in screen. i installed the rt2870usb driver and sense then the log in is now a command prompt. i would rather have the default.
[00:41] <binary0011> ringer:  damnit no devices found
[00:41] <pepee> virii, trojans, flash malware, java malware
[00:41] <teage> anyone know how to fix this
[00:41] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Maybe I should wipe the drive...
[00:41] <binary0011> ringer:  hang on I'll try again
[00:41] <h00k> teage: head to #ubuntu+1 doe Lucid support
[00:41] <pepee> even browser malware
[00:41] <binary0011> shat
[00:41] <pepee> or whatever is called
[00:41] <h00k> binary0011: please watch your language and keep it family-friendly.
[00:42] <jsec> h00k, i know it's possible to get the dual boot, i'm just curious as to what would happen if I try to delete the OS X partition... I don't want to have to re-install Ubuntu again.
[00:42] <teage> thanks hook will do
[00:42] <binary0011> shoot man, my bad
[00:42] <ringer> binary0011, why you bad?
[00:42] <h00k> teage: *for lucid support
[00:42] <mylisto> Losha: do you know if there is anyway to make a script to auto run split - so a  person can right click a file on the desktop and split it up?
[00:42] <h00k> jsec: then OSX will be gone, just make sure to keep your grub updated
[00:42] <Losha> ringer: because binary0011 said a naughty word...
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> could not download repository indexes with error msg as follows, Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[00:43] <Losha> mylisto: you could write a little shell script to split files, but most people don't need it often enough to bother...
[00:43] <binary0011> I didn't really, but it was too close I guess else it was the other word "da*n"
[00:43] <h00k> !pastebin | LadyEleyne
[00:43] <LadyEleyne> what does that mean, how do I fix it, and well, how do I fix it.
[00:43] <pepee> mylisto, learn bash scripting
[00:44] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Great... After I reformatted and remounted it, Nautilus froze
[00:44] <binary0011> ringer:  pff I think I know why.  gnome didn't even find my printer yet
[00:44] <h00k> binary0011: obfuscated swearing is sttill considered swearing
[00:44] <binary0011> ringer:  I thought it was installed, because I installed it in KDE.  I need to set it up
[00:44] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Why is it so broken?
[00:44] <Losha> LadyEleyne: it's trying to read your cdrom. I bet you don't have the cdrom inserted, right?
[00:44] <ringer> binary0011, i was gonna say are you sure it's connected
[00:44] <binary0011> h00k:  yeah I noticed, sorry bout that tho.
[00:45] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah it's all setup.  Let me try something I'll get back with you in just one minute
[00:45] <pepee> LadyEleyne, remove the cd in the sources/repos configuration
[00:45] <Antani_01> Jordan_U: Are you still there? I need to leave soon.
[00:45] <LadyEleyne> hah no.
[00:45] <Jordan_U> Antani_01: I don't know.
[00:45] <LadyEleyne> I could try putting the cd in and see what happens.
[00:45] <binary0011> what the ...
[00:46] <eoeas> mylisto: make a bash script and add it to nautilus
[00:47] <Yggdrasil> whats the way to reset yourpanels to stock ?
[00:47] <mylisto> eoea: nah I'm fine
[00:47] <mylisto> :D
[00:48] <binary0011> ringer:  wow this is really strange, ubuntu isn't even finding my printer
[00:48] <eoeas> mylisto: Okilli dokilli
[00:48] <duca> :-)
[00:48] <Jordan_U> !panelreset | Yggdrasil
[00:48] <mylisto> well off to reinstall :D
[00:48] <mylisto> hope all goes well!
[00:48] <Losha> mylisto: is your split done then?
[00:48] <mylisto> yes it is
[00:49] <mylisto> actually made 3 files
[00:49] <Losha> mylisto: do a quick check on them with ls -l
[00:49] <ringer> binary0011, you sure it is actually plugged in?
[00:49] <binary0011> ringer:  indeed
[00:49] <binary0011> Usb, power is on everything is correct
[00:49] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 3000000000 2010-04-26 23:36 xaa -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 3000000000 2010-04-26 23:39 xab -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root  197125632 2010-04-26 23:39 xac
[00:49] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm just going to disconnect all other usb devices then try it
[00:50] <theadmin> mylisto: huh what the... why is the group owner root? o_O
[00:50] <theadmin> mylisto: But you did it nevertheless.
[00:50] <mylisto> no idea theadmin:
[00:50] <Losha> mylisto: I thought you said the original was 5.8 GB? You have about 7.9 GB of data there....
[00:50] <ringer> binary0011, lsusb
[00:51] <binary0011> oh yeah forgot about that one
[00:51] <mylisto> it shows 3 files 5.8 gig
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 007 Device 002: ID 0461:4d4c Primax Electronics, Ltd
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <binary0011> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:51] <FloodBot1> binary0011: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:51] <theadmin> Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub? what the?
[00:52] <binary0011> ah crap man, I thought that messaged ringer
[00:52] <greezmunkey> binary3: heh
[00:52] <mylisto> Losha: no idear
[00:52] <TannerF> The bot should probably warn you not to flood, and if you keep doing it then it will +q them
[00:52] <Losha> mylisto: run ls -lh
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:36 xaa
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:39 xab
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 188M 2010-04-26 23:39 xac
[00:53] <theadmin> Losha: -h? what that... oh, i guess it means "humanish"...
[00:53] <mylisto> sorry guys
[00:53] <mylisto> -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:36 xaa -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 2.8G 2010-04-26 23:39 xab -rwx------ 1 ubuntu root 188M 2010-04-26 23:39 xac
[00:53] <h00k> !pastebin | mylisto
[00:53] <FloodBot1> mylisto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:53] <binary0011> crap I thought that was sent to ringer
[00:53] <binary0011> I'll paste bin next time
[00:53] <steelnwool> hi, i installed 10.04 on 2 500 gig sata disks, with lvm in a raid 1 config. when i boot of the second drive,it tells me "bad pbr sig"
[00:54] <binary0011> ringer:  yeah that's weird it shows that it's connected
[00:54] <h00k> steelnwool: use #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[00:54] <LadyEleyne> okay since the cd did nothing..how do I remove the cd ref from the sources/repos configuration, I am a complete newb to unbutu, so be detailed please.
[00:54] <theadmin> steelnwool: There are tons of raid bugs in Lucid. Lucid is supported ONLY in #ubuntu+1 for now.
[00:54] <Losha> mylisto: ah, that's better, I miscounted the sizes first time. One more thing before you reboot, run md5sum on the *original* file. It will take a few minutes to run...
[00:54] <steelnwool> ah ha. thanks
[00:54] <ringer> binary0011, so try xsane again
[00:55]  * h00k reminds everyone to check /topics when they join a new channel :)
[00:55] <CVirus> I can't build oursql on karmic http://pastebin.com/mxatgxeZ ... help ?
[00:55] <binary0011> ringer:  I tried to even add a printer and it doesn't even give me the option.  I usually have no problems with this kind of thing
[00:55] <ringer> binary0011, hmm - try rebooting the printer
[00:56] <Losha> moucho2r
[00:56] <binary0011> ringer:  okie, I'll try it again
[00:56] <binary0011> ringer:  hey thanks for taking the time to help me out btw
[00:56] <ringer> binary0011, np
[00:56] <ringer> binary0011, though I ought to get to bed soon - but I'll hang on a bit
[00:57] <binary0011> ringer:  hey don't worry about it, if you have to go it's cool.
[00:57] <LadyEleyne> well, thanks for being so helpful, I may have figured it out.
[00:57] <LadyEleyne> bye.
[00:58] <mylisto> Losha: when I do that md5sum, does it just go to a blank line and run for a few minutes?
[00:58] <canthus13> How do you force ssh to connect to a 'known' host when the key has changed?
[00:59] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm trying again.  maybe I'll just try and restart the computer
[00:59] <vex_> how do i mount something plugged into my usb drive?
[00:59] <Losha> mylisto: yes, it reads the whole file so it takes a while. But the md5sum will enable us to verify that the new copy is identical to the original after you reboot.
[00:59] <mylisto> thanks
[00:59] <ringer> binary0011, I'll wait
[01:00] <binary0011> ringer:  cool, I'm rebooting
[01:00] <Losha> canthus13: remove the associated line from ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[01:00] <binary0011> brb k
[01:00] <DasEi> vex_: you want to mount a usb device ?
[01:00] <adelcampo> anyone know where I can get a lit of all the 256 colors in the ansi spectrum?
[01:00] <vex_> DasEi: yes how do I find where it is mounted under dev and then mount it
[01:01] <benedikt> how do i mount /dev (im in a chroot env)
[01:01] <DasEi> vex_: plug it in...
[01:01] <vex_> DasEi: yes but I want to do it from a terminal
[01:01] <theadmin> benedikt: Uh, you can't mount /dev, it's a folder, not a blockdevice.
[01:01] <canthus13> Losha: Thanks. found the (different) answer, tho.  ssh-keygen -R <offending host> does it. :)
[01:01] <DasEi> vex_: sudo fdisk -l    (in teermninal)
[01:01] <eoeas> canthus13: If the key has changed then it's not a known host anymore. Losha: how can one find the "associated" entry?
[01:01] <benedikt> theadmin: mount udev to /dev
[01:01] <vex_> DasEi: there we go thanks
[01:02] <DasEi> vex_: devicename ?
[01:02] <vex_> DasEi: sd0
[01:02] <Scunizi> adelcampo: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ansi+color+spectrum
[01:02] <DasEi> vex_: mount
[01:02] <canthus13> eoeas: What I just said a minute ago works. In my case, I reused the same IP and hostname for a fresh install, resulting in my ssh client freaking out.
[01:02] <DasEi> vex_: is it already mounted ?
[01:02] <vex_> DasEi: ya i just couldent find the device name
[01:03] <vex_> DasEi: thanks much mate
[01:03] <DasEi> vex_: so you're solved then ?np, have fun
[01:03] <Losha> eoeas: Ah interesing. There is a line for each host in  ~/.ssh/known_hosts, the hostname used to be at the start of the line in plaintext, it appears it's now encrypted so you do need to use ssh-keygen -R after all...
[01:03] <eoeas> canthus13: What about the encryption key?
[01:03] <adelcampo> Scunizi: thanks but i've tried that. I've been looking for over an hour but I can't find just what I need
[01:05] <eoeas> Losha: I seee !
[01:05] <ncfi1013> man ive tried everything. can someone please tell me a very easy simple way to sync my ipod?
[01:06] <Scunizi> adelcampo: you want just the 256 colors?
[01:06] <tenmiles> ncfi1013: setup virtualbox to install a windows guest os and pass your ipod to it. install itunes and go nuts
[01:06] <ncfi1013> all im hearing is that ipod support in linux is a cinch but im having no luck. can somebody please help me?
[01:06] <theadmin> tenmiles: ...too complicated I think, and that needs a Windows copy
[01:07] <crazy6> cflow somehow didn't install correctly, and now it's stuck; can't remove, can't install it
[01:07] <ncfi1013> i know u guys dont want to hear this but i am seriously considering switching back to windows considering the problems ive been having
[01:07] <mylisto> ok Losha: got this 094f0e38381337acad74653a134a7fba  Antonio.vdi
[01:07] <Losha> eoeas: the other solution would be to remove StrictHostKeyChecking via options
[01:08] <Losha> mylisto: ok, after you reboot and use cat to recreate the file, the md5sum of the new file should match.
[01:08] <Scunizi> adelcampo: do you want the codes? or a chart of the actual colors showing the codes?
[01:09] <adelcampo> Scunizi: I want the number showing what color it is. But I think i figured it out. I'm writing a script that'll spit out the colors on the terminal with their code.
[01:09] <adelcampo> Scunizi: thanks
[01:10] <Scunizi> adelcampo: here's a link that might help in understanding how the codes work. http://lucentbeing.com/blog/that-256-color-thing/
[01:10] <eoeas> Losha: Would compromise security though, prefer the ssh-keygen -R command.
[01:11] <Losha> eoeas: I agree. ssh-keygen -R is the way to go...
[01:11] <adelcampo> Scunizi: LOL that's exactly why I was looking for the chart. I'm using his script and I wanted to know what codes give you which colors. I'm also using his same script to print out the code for each color
[01:12] <Majora2> How do I run configure in terminal?
[01:12] <Scunizi> adelcampo: that is funny :)
[01:12] <jrib> Majora2: why? What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
[01:13] <Majora2> jrib: this - http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit#head-d6dc6aaec38bf9f2198767215ea1813c44a5981d
[01:13] <jrib> Majora2: you don't need any of that.  Wine is in the official ubuntu repositories.  Use your favorite APT front-end to install it, like synaptic for instance
[01:14] <Majora2> jrib: I'm at the "Run configure, build and install with" step, and get the error "bash: ./configure: No such file or directory"
[01:14] <jrib> Majora2: read what I just said
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> Majora2: there is a wine ppa you can use
[01:14] <monk> anyone know where i can get advice on fighting back against hackers? my mother is being attacked by hackers, and i plan on putting a stop to it
[01:15] <Majora2> jrib: I need it because I'm trying to use Wine to play a game. In Jaunty, using the i386 32-bit processor support installation it works satisfactory. But with the amd 64-bit processor installation of jaunty the screen blinks constantly black in a super fast flicker. I want to stop it from flickering, so I thought the 64 bit wine would help.
[01:15] <node357> hi, can I just uninstall pulseaudio? ive tried 2 sound card and my games still get this distorted blaring noise
[01:15] <Scunizi> I've modified .bash_aliases to include a shortcut to mounting a samba share on my machine (it's also the samba server).  I'd like to convert that mount command to a line in fstab so the mount happens on startup.  So far I've been unsuccessful.  Any help? alias bpomount='sudo mount.cifs //localhost/BPO /home/<user>/BPO -o user=<user>,credintials=/etc/samba/smbusers,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777'
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> Majora2: www.winehq.org/download/deb
[01:15] <DR_Fun1> any one good with irc and java apps and wml?
[01:16] <jrib> Majora2: that page is about building 32bit wine...
[01:16] <Majora2> jrib: Uhg
[01:16] <Losha> Scunizi: credintials -> credentials
[01:16] <jrib> Majora2: anyway, try what ActionParsnip suggested first.  winehq provides repositories and you may just need a more recent version of wine from there to resolve your issue
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: you can replace <user> with $USER then the user launching the command will be used ;)
[01:17] <pepee> monk, explain
[01:17] <pepee> give details
[01:17] <Majora2> jrib: I've tried other versions of wine and it hasn't helped. I've also tried the most up-to-date version as well.
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: look in the fstab file for hints, there are guides all over t'web
[01:17] <pepee> monk, better: /join ##security
[01:18] <Typos_King> DR_Fun1:     I'd assume over at #java maybe :)
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[01:18] <node357> hi, can I just uninstall pulseaudio? ive tried 2 sound card and my games still get this distorted blaring noise
[01:18] <DR_Fun1> ty
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> grr
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[01:18] <monk> pepee: her email account was just hacked today. i'm using my linux box to investigate. but i would like to make sure my information is secure, such as IP and other personal info
[01:18] <pepee> node357, yep, you can
[01:19] <Losha> monk: a gmail account? And she's using windows?
[01:19] <Typos_King> monk:   you mean, you're running the mail server?
[01:19] <node357> okay, thanks pepee
[01:19] <jrib> Majora2: I would recommend you search wine's bug tracker for a bug similar to what you are experiencing first.  If you want to troubleshoot by building 64bit wine, then the page you linked to has a link on how to do that
[01:19] <monk> pepee: ok, i'll go to ##security. that's what i was hoping for
[01:19] <binary0011> ringer:  hey man you don't have to wait on me, I have some other things to do
[01:19] <pepee> node357, dpkg -l | grep pulseaudio | awk '{print $2}'
[01:19] <monk> no, she is AOL webmail on Windows XP
[01:19] <eoeas> Does "checkinstall" create a .deb package before or after the installation of your program?
[01:19] <Majora2> jrib: Okay. Although from what I've seen Wine's bug database is full of people going, "I have this problem too :D" and no solutions
[01:19] <binary0011> ringer:  I'm going to install ubuntu over again.  I'm setting up duel boot this time so I backed everything up and going from scratch
[01:19] <Losha> monk: you might ask on #windows also...
[01:20] <monk> Losha: ok thank you
[01:20] <jrib> Majora2: if it only happens with that one game, appdb would be a good place to check too
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> eoeas: before
[01:20] <pepee> monk, if you use an infected trojanized machine, then you have to change your password, and the security questions
[01:20] <node357> pepee, that listed a bunch of packages related to pulseaudio, but didn't seem to do much.. should I just get rid of those packages?
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> binary0011: install win first if you intend to use it
[01:20] <eoeas> Thanks ActionParsnip
[01:20] <DR_Fun1> hey #java is invite only
[01:21] <Majora2> jrib: Okay, thanks
[01:21] <pepee> node357, sudo aptitude remove $(dpkg -l | grep pulseaudio | awk '{print $2}')
[01:21] <brad_> does anyone know how i could get the dvd player to work with ubuntu
[01:21] <jrib> !register | DR_Fun1
[01:21] <node357> oh, thanks again pepee
[01:21] <Typos_King> DR_Fun1:     I guess you'll just have to settle for #tea or #coffee then, j/k
[01:21] <jrib> DR_Fun1: just register and identify, then you will be able to enter ##java
[01:21] <monk> pepee: my machines are fine. my mother uses a Netbook with WinXP. I already told her to change ALL of her passwords with any accounts she uses
[01:21] <mickster04> brad_: how is it not working? error messages etc
[01:21] <pepee> node357, oh, sorry, I think it will not work, because of some dependencies
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> brad_: add the medibuntu repo and install libdvdcss2
[01:21] <node357> guess i shouldn't have hit Y then huh, haha
[01:22] <brad_> it says something about plugins
[01:22] <node357> I'll see if the system survived.. if not, i'll re-install and try another way
[01:22] <node357> thanks pepee, regardless
[01:22] <Typos_King> DR_Fun1:      dunno, but what  you want will a java question, maybe try on another network, efnet or dalnet :)
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> brad_: i just told you how to fix it
[01:22] <jrib> brad_: be *specific* and please address people whose questions you are answering
[01:22] <pepee> monk, not before formatting/reinstalling winxp
[01:22] <Random833> how do i stop the lid closing from turning off the display?
[01:22] <maple1> DRUNK AS FUCk
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> maple1: +1
[01:22] <jrib> !language | maple1
[01:22] <eoeas> monk: Does your mum's account have admin privileges?
[01:22] <pepee> node357, just don't remove the lib* packages
[01:23] <node357> okay pepee, all is well then
[01:23] <kermit> how to i encode video with h264?
[01:23] <Typos_King> !h264
[01:23] <Typos_King> nutin
[01:23] <intrader> Abandoning my effort to work with Karmic Koala (9.10), one week without any resolution or response from forum or irc. Canonical is not listening to this level of drivel.
[01:23] <Losha> kermit: what kind of source material?
[01:24] <monk> pepee: understood. eoeas: i believe so, and i think there is another email address listed on the account, i will have to look into that. thank you for the reminder~!
[01:24] <Losha> monk: also, aol support (if it's not a contradiction in terms) should probably be informed...
[01:24] <pepee> no
[01:24] <pepee> *np
[01:24] <kermit> Losha: any kind
[01:25] <Losha> kermit: well, I often use handbrake for encoding....
[01:25] <brad_> ActionParsnip where do i find libdvdcss2
[01:25] <monk> Losha: thank you
[01:27] <kermit> Losha: i dont see that app available
[01:27] <eoeas> monk: Good luck. Err you might wanna backup a image of her hard drive (see "dd" command) and send it off for investigation prior to antivir or other repairs/cleansing.
[01:27] <joscht> after being connected to last.fm through banshee for a around a day is it supposed to time out and then i have to start it up again?
[01:27] <Losha> kermit: what does apt-cache search handbrake say?
[01:27] <kermit> Losha: nothing
[01:28] <Typos_King> kermit:   http://avidemux.org/admWiki/doku.php?id=tutorial:h.264
[01:28] <node357> pepee, works better now. thank you
[01:28] <Losha> kermit: let me check where I got mine..
[01:30] <Scunizi> Losha: weird.. handbrake I thought was in the repos.. but if not then http://handbreak.fr
[01:30] <pepee> node357, good to know!
[01:30] <joeman_> does anyone know C programming?
[01:30] <pepee> joeman_, #C
[01:30] <Losha> Scunizi: kermit: for 8.04, I used a ppa. Still looking for the url...
[01:31] <joeman_> pepee, might be close enough, but can you give me some tips
[01:31] <Scunizi> Losha: ah.. for my 8.04 I got it direct from their site.. worked fine.
[01:32] <Scunizi> Losha: at least I thought I did .. I just looked and they only have it for 9.10
[01:32] <joe__> hello
[01:32] <Scunizi> 1431 hello's back at ya joe__
[01:32] <ghassen> hi there every one
[01:32] <joe__> thanks
[01:33] <Losha> Scunizi: kermit: Looks like: https://launchpad.net/~handbrake-ubuntu/+archive/ppa
[01:33] <ghassen> my ubuntu 9.10 can't shut down without forcing by pressing the power button
[01:33] <ghassen> anyone has an idea about that?
[01:33] <eoeas> Scunizi: Not giving ghassen 1431 hello's ?! :-( :-D
[01:34] <joe__> is anyone in #c# ?
[01:34] <salviaa>  please i need help I am in error, in the matter mysar log it's an error msg ERROR: squid log file (/ var / log / squid / access.log) does not exist!
[01:34] <eradiate> where does ubuntu keep the saved iptables rules ?
[01:35] <joe__> #c I mean
[01:35] <eradiate> o
[01:35] <eradiate> i've looked in the /etc and ufw isn't running
[01:35] <eoeas> ghassen: Try "sudo init 0" ,then you can rule out a ACPI issue
[01:35] <ghassen> /etc/hosts i guess
[01:35] <swathanthran> one fine morning, the key repeat is seen disabled on X(works on ttys) . any clue what might affected it or how to enable it again?
[01:35] <Typos_King> ghassen:   try installing the linux-backports-modules`uname`
[01:36] <swathanthran> key repeat as in to repeat the key if its pressed for some time
[01:36] <ghassen> what is that backports
[01:37] <needhelp1> when i try to copy a folder into my /opt folder, it wont let me
[01:37] <vivid> anyone have an idea why one of my karmic machines does not power off when told to shutdown? it goes through the entire shutdown process successfully, but requires me to push the power button to power off
[01:37] <ghassen> i upgraded from 9.04 from the internet and then it started
[01:37] <mickster04> ghassen: you speak english?
[01:37] <needhelp1> im in nautilus
[01:37] <miguel> where do I configure my input device driver, since there seems to be no xorg.conf anymore?
[01:38] <kermit> Losha: thanks
[01:38] <ghassen> do i speak japanese !!!
[01:38] <mickster04> ghassen: there will be a channel for your language
[01:38] <mickster04> !jp
[01:38] <ghassen> haha
[01:38] <mickster04> awesome, doesn't show on my terminal but i hope u can read it ghassen
[01:38] <ghassen> i'm 100% speaking english man , why u're trippin'
[01:39] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:39] <Aft3rglow> miguel000: unles they changed it again you can still create and use a xorg.conf
[01:39] <mickster04> ghassen: u are, but i think it would be better if you discussed problems in your native tongue
[01:40] <Scunizi> How do you set the area to scan with xsane?  It's interface is really in-sane..
[01:40] <miguel000> Aft3rglow, : is this the recommended way?
[01:40] <ghassen>  i guess i have the same prob as vivid
[01:40] <Typos_King> ghassen:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEmJ-VWPDM4    maybe you'll like it :P
[01:41] <zoug> little offtopic but can anyone help to configure mutt, i cant send email. ive setup mutt with fetchmail and msmtp. no one at #mutt. :(
[01:41] <ghassen> i don't have time for utube
[01:41] <Typos_King> Scunizi:   is't Sane a frontend for it?
[01:41] <ghassen> any one to help here
[01:41] <ghassen> stop wasting my time
[01:41] <mickster04> !backports | ghassen
[01:42] <Sia-> !help | ghassen
[01:42] <Scunizi> Typos_King: probably.. although the header line at the top says xsane so it might be reversed.. but I have that gui up and running.. I just want to scan a smaller area then a letter sized piece of paper
[01:42] <Typos_King> needhelp1:     need to sudo to it
[01:42] <eoeas> (01:35:12) eoeas: ghassen: Try "sudo init 0" ,then you can rule out a ACPI issue
[01:42] <Typos_King> needhelp1:     sudo cp ....
[01:42] <Sia-> we dont wasting your time ghassen , even you us :)
[01:42] <Typos_King> needhelp1:     cuz /opt is owned by 'root'
[01:43] <klabezo> hi please i want to install docky on my ubuntu 9.04 i didn't found it in add/remove
[01:43] <vivid> ghassen, oh your machine wont fully power down either?
[01:43] <Typos_King> Scunizi:   ... ahe..... I don't have myself... :|
[01:43] <Losha> ghassen: congratulations on your English though. It's quite good...
[01:43] <mickster04> klabezo: sudo apt-get install docky?
[01:43] <steve1> I'm running 10.04; I've tried a couple of times to move a Wubi-install to its own partition, using the LVPM and the "wubi-move-to-partition" script on the Ubuntu site.  Both times it's ruined my MBR, and grub was unable to load.  I have since installed a brand new Ubuntu into that partition, and the MBR is now correct.  Is there a way to image my Wubi partition onto the new real partition without messing with the MBR?
[01:44] <klabezo> ok i will try
[01:44] <klabezo> sudo apt-get install docky
[01:44] <mickster04> terminal not irc
[01:44] <klabezo> E: Couldn't find package docky
[01:45] <klabezo> i know
[01:45] <eoeas> lol
[01:45] <Losha> eoeas: what does 'sudo init 0' do, and why will it rule out an ACPI issue?
[01:45] <mickster04> klabezo: download it then
[01:45] <klabezo> where i can found it ??
[01:45] <mickster04> klabezo: sudo apt-geti install gnome-do (tab complete this)
[01:46] <mickster04> might just be called do
[01:46] <mickster04> http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Installing_Do#9.10_.28Karmic.29
[01:46] <mickster04> !gnome-do
[01:47] <Typos_King> !info gnome-do-docklets
[01:47] <klabezo> ok mickster04
[01:47] <mickster04> Typos_King: cheers
[01:47] <mickster04> sometimes i wish i could point ppl to google
[01:47] <Typos_King> actually, I did a apt-cache search docky, and gave me that ^_^
[01:47] <andrew__> mickster04: LMGTFY
[01:47] <eoeas> Losha: In my experience, when my PC doesn't shut down via "shutdown now" or via menu, init 0 always works, it set's the runlevel to 0, 6 is reboot, 3 is shell + networking (i think), and 5 is graphical login.
[01:48] <coz_> I should mentione to you guys that there is an application name  "easystroke"   a mouse gesture recognition application that is near flawless ... with this you can open, close, kill.. run compiz...anything  that you do with mouse or menus  using strokes
[01:48] <mickster04> andrew__: thats just a rude way of telling ppl to google imo:p
[01:48] <andrew__> mickster04: Oh it's just annoying now, but meh
[01:48] <Typos_King> eoeas:   assuming is not an acpi issue
[01:48] <mickster04> !ot | coz_
[01:49] <Losha> eoeas: interesting. Does it work on Ubuntu? They made a lot of changes (a mess, really) to the runlevel stuff...
[01:49] <coz_> mickster04,  my thinking was  since gnome do was mentioned that another applications to open close should also be presented
[01:49] <AutoBot> hey
[01:49] <ZykoticK9> !runlevels > eoeas
[01:49] <eoeas> Losha: Yes, shutdown script. Losha: Oh it still does, didn't try 10.04 though.
[01:49] <mickster04> coz_: no, the problem was someone didnt know how to isntall an application
[01:50] <robbyrob_> hello friends of ubuntu, i recently built a 3000 dolla setup and it seems to have quite a few kinks
[01:50] <robbyrob_> it seems to not want to multitask
[01:50] <salviaa>  please i need help I am in error, in the matter mysar log it's an error msg ERROR: squid log file (/ var / log / squid / access.log) does not exist!
[01:51] <robbyrob_> more specifically i can't rip a movie and have working audio playback at the same time
[01:51] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Interesting, what distro version are we talking about?
[01:51] <coz_> robbyrob_,  mm  sounds like a hardware/software issue   have you checked in ##Linux  to see if they can remedy any of this?
[01:51] <robbyrob_> ubuntu 9.10
[01:51] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, Ubuntu
[01:52] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Yes, but which version?
[01:52] <robbyrob_> i have not
[01:52] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, all of them
[01:52] <robbyrob_> but i will
[01:52] <hiexpo> evening all
[01:53] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: So how come I can use init runlevels on 2 pc's running 8.04lts ?
[01:53] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, interesting - perhaps we are only talking 9.10 and above then, though the runlevels where always different with ubuntu though - sorry
[01:54] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Probably, no need to apologise, I'll give it a shot from 8.10 and above :)
[01:56] <MotherMGA1> hi, I've just upgraded from 9.10 to 10.4 and I have two problems:
[01:56] <MotherMGA1> first, my touchpad is working, but scrolling via the side bar does not.  Any suggestions?
[01:56] <hiexpo> !lucid
[01:57] <spvensko> !automatedresponse
[01:57] <Engrish_Man> !hello
[01:57] <spvensko> just picking!
[01:57] <Scunizi> What's kde written in?
[01:58] <sinistrad> Scunizi, I was thinking some of it was QT, not sure about the rest
[01:58] <Scunizi> sinistrad: I think you're right..
[01:58] <QMtb4Xtv1rp0du> kernel panic
[01:58] <Tenkawa> Anyone got a good method for disabling the touchpad buttons on an elantech touchpad?
[01:59] <Typos_King> Tennkawa:   usually you do that in BIOS
[01:59] <Tenkawa> Typos_King: not the whole pad.. just the touchpad buttons
[01:59] <Tenkawa> its a driver setting typically
[01:59] <ghassen> hi there
[02:00] <mickster04> wb ghassen
[02:00] <Tenkawa> and I know the elantech touchpads are a bit different from synapyics
[02:00] <Tenkawa> er synaptics
[02:00] <ghassen> i just check out that backports
[02:00] <Tenkawa> oh well
[02:00] <Tenkawa> bbl
[02:00] <Typos_King> Tennkawa:   that... I dunno, they don't bother me by the way, I use a mouse :P~
[02:01] <ghassen> and to be frankly i never heard of it before
[02:01] <ghassen> so what u recommend people?
[02:01] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Update: Just bootet 10.04 rc live CD in vbox, opened terminal and typed "sudo init 0", the machine shutdown, asked to remove liveCD and press enter, the switched off.
[02:01] <ghassen> should i install it
[02:02] <ghassen> hi mick
[02:02] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, it's only runlevels 2-5 that are all the same
[02:03] <Scunizi> ZykoticK9: you sure you're not referring to tty's?
[02:03] <ZykoticK9> !runlevels
[02:03] <mickster04> ghassen: i don't know, i can t say what you should install on your computer?
[02:03] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: Errr .. must have misread your message, my bad.
[02:03] <ghassen> i found a lot of backports packages in the synatic which one should i install
[02:03] <franl> My 9.04 Update Manager has a nice "Upgrade" button that has been tempting me for some time.  How painless is it to use Update Manager to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10?
[02:04] <ghassen> so can i figure it out pal?
[02:04] <Scunizi> franl: do you have a seperate /home partition.. if so the go for the upgrade.. if something borks then a reinstall isn't very painfull
[02:04] <franl> Scunizi, yeah, I was just wondering if I should go straight for the re-install instead.
[02:05] <ghassen> hey mick how can specify my name: before your message?
[02:05] <hiexpo> franl, personally i would stay away from that button and do a fresh install myself
[02:05] <h00k> !tab | ghassen
[02:05] <Typos_King> franl:   sure, use it, just make sure you back yourself up before :P
[02:05] <Scunizi> franl: if you've already downloaded the 10.04 rc then do that.. about the same amount of time involved.. sometimes the cd is faster due to net congestion.
[02:06] <harrumph> i have a ubuntu vps...whats' the best way to get windowing happening across the internet on osx?
[02:06] <ghassen> ubottu, thanks
[02:06] <mozillanerd> Karmic Koala abandoning effort to use it - too slow on Dell Inspiron 8200. Going back to 9.04
[02:06] <franl> Scunizi, I may just wait until 10.04 is officially released.
[02:06] <hiexpo> franl, if your looking for a potable wreck do it other wise do a fresh install less grief
[02:07] <ghassen> ubottu: I can figure out which package should i install from the synaptic can you help me please
[02:07] <franl> hiexpo, I've never had success upgrading an OS myself.  The fresh installs always work better.
[02:07] <hiexpo> franl, absolutely it never works out ever
[02:07] <Scunizi> agreed
[02:08] <hiexpo> wanna a train wreck do an os upgrade lol gauranteed to crash
[02:08] <Scunizi> although I'll give the upgrade process a shot this time from 9.10 to 10.04.. I'll wait until the server load has relaxed a little though.. I'd hate to get cut off in the middle of an upgrade
[02:09] <ghassen> franl: don't upgrade from the internet, my system is all messed up coz of that, fresh install is better
[02:09] <franl> Scunizi, doesn't it download all the packages first before installing anything?
[02:10] <B`L`U`E> wow
[02:10] <B`L`U`E> so many people
[02:10] <goddard> I am getting an error because I installed some software and it messed with my java installation.  How can I reinstalled my java sdk to stock specs any help appreciated thanks
[02:10] <B`L`U`E> ;p
[02:10] <norbi905> Hello, when I set up my twinview with Nvidia card through nvidia-settings I get an error when trying to save to X config file.  "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'!  Any ideas?
[02:10] <zoug> the os update crash is mostly due to kernel getting updated..but that can be fixed.
[02:10] <Scunizi> franl: yes, I think so.. my current install of 9.10 isn't that old and I haven't added much to it outside of what was "stock".. upgrades tend to break because of 3rd party repos/software/user modifications to the system etc..
[02:10] <hiexpo> ya but know way to verify mdsums just continues on its way word bound to a ahhhh lool
[02:10] <ghassen> ubottu: backports which one?
[02:11] <pepee> B`L`U`E, heh, wait for lucid, you'll see much more people in this channel
[02:11] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone does anyone know how to add a column of prices using Open Office Spreadsheet? I have tried using =sum(numbers) but it keeps returning 0/
[02:11] <B`L`U`E> :P]
[02:11] <robbyrob_> i can  help you out with the nvidia card
[02:11] <Scunizi> goddard: what did you install that messed with java?
[02:11] <goddard> gcj
[02:11] <B`L`U`E> anyone upgraded to unbunto 10 ?
[02:11] <ZykoticK9> ghassen, ubottu isn't a real person
[02:11] <mickster04> norbi905: mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bk
[02:11] <eoeas> pepee: I that a good sign?
[02:12] <r0n420> Hello
[02:12] <mickster04> !lucid | B`L`U`E
[02:12] <hiexpo> Scunizi, thats not true i have all kinds of repos and have had this one now for 6 months with bo wrecks
[02:12] <franl> ZykoticK9, hey!  We were enjoying that.  Why'd you go and ruin it?
[02:12] <goddard> Scunizi gcj
[02:12] <pepee> eoeas, in which sense/context?
[02:12] <r0n420> what the link to the linux version Spybot?
[02:12] <robbyrob_> edit you nvidia settings to the way you want em and when you hit save print the output to text and copy it and manually eidt your xorg file
[02:12] <B`L`U`E> wow
[02:12] <pepee> r0n420, google is your friend
[02:12] <lucky4linux> ubuntu 10.04.. a revolution in linux distro history.. more user friendly and more sexy
[02:12] <Scunizi> hiexpo: through an upgrade from one release to the next?  if so then you're one of the lucky ones
[02:12] <Pici> r0n420: What?
[02:12] <eoeas> pepee: more users on this channel after 10.04 release
[02:13] <B`L`U`E> i am trying to upgrade to lucid or ubunto 10 '[
[02:13] <Pici> !lucid
[02:13] <r0n420> I can only find the windows one
[02:13] <r0n420> *one
[02:13] <tsimpson> r0n420: what is "spybot"?
[02:13] <Scunizi> fuzzybunny69y: you pretty much got it .. =sum(a1;a7)
[02:13] <pepee> eoeas, nah, IIRC is very common (more bugs...)
[02:13] <Pici> r0n420: Spyware is not a problem on Linux, there is no spyware/malware removal tools.
[02:13] <r0n420> scans your system for spyware/malware
[02:13] <hiexpo> Scunizi, no not an upgraded os i would never do that that that is asking for it in a large clam shell
[02:13] <ghassen> haha, but he answered me last time, he is a person
[02:13] <goddard> Scunizi gcj
[02:13] <norbi905> mickster04: Thanks, I had to create a new xorg.conf, restarting now, hopefully the changes still take place.  Do you know the reason behind the issue that I was having?
[02:14] <Pici> !av | r0n420
[02:14] <tsimpson> r0n420: the reason there is no linux link, as Pici said, is that is not a problem on linux systems
[02:14] <mickster04> norbi905: nope, but i have it too
[02:14] <Scunizi> hiexpo: that's what I was talking about
[02:14] <pepee> eoeas, I mean, more people, more bugs discvered
[02:14] <rsvp> !happy?
[02:14] <Scunizi> goddard: gcj ?? what's that?
[02:14] <B`L`U`E> anyone knows how i can get files of windows on same laptop with ununto installed on it without restarting ?
[02:14] <hiexpo> Scunizi, oh ok ya i would never recomend anyone to upgrade like that
[02:14] <r0n420> Ah why does it say its supported for it?
[02:14] <norbi905> mickster04: Thanks, it worked.  I believe it was complaining about some screen identifier being "Default Identifyer".  Not sure.
[02:14] <Pici> r0n420: What 'it' are you referring to?
[02:15] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: yeah mount the drive
[02:15] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: you should have a shortcut to the drive in ubuntu?
[02:15] <r0n420> The ubuntu programs list
[02:15] <rsvp> so 3 more days until Lucid...
[02:15] <hiexpo> its hard to wreck linux but that is a sure guaranteed way
[02:15] <eoeas> pepee: I c
[02:15] <goddard> Scunizi gcj is a exe builder for java that is horrible
[02:15] <Pici> !party
[02:15] <rsvp> is the hardware requirement greater than 9.10?
[02:15] <B`L`U`E> mickster which shortcut ;/
[02:15] <Engrish_Man> hi... can anyone suggest me a screen-recorder ??
[02:15] <Pici> !screenscast | Engrish_Man
[02:16] <Engrish_Man> to do tutorials and stuff
[02:16] <Pici> !screencast | Engrish_Man
[02:16] <Engrish_Man> thx!
[02:16] <hiexpo> Engrish_Man, shutter
[02:16] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: places
[02:16] <rsvp> !music
[02:16] <_0R10N> Hi everybody, I'm back!
[02:16] <hiexpo> !media
[02:16] <taget> wb
[02:16] <Scunizi> goddard: ah.. now I remember.. uninstall that "offending" program if it isn't already gone then use synaptic to reinstall sun-java6- jre  should fix things up..
[02:17] <B`L`U`E> mickster where in place bro ?
[02:17] <B`L`U`E> places *
[02:17] <goddard> Scunizi alright will give it a go
[02:17] <ghassen> i have troubles shutting down my 9.10
[02:17] <pepee> B`L`U`E, nautilus
[02:17] <mickster04> B`L`U`E: there should be a link to a hdd, if you open nautilus, on the left there should be harddrives visible
[02:17] <Scunizi> ghassen: don't .. it'll run until your harddrive bearing fail
[02:18] <ghassen> someone suggested to install backports, but I don't know which one exactly
[02:18] <hiexpo> pepee, did ya ever get that guys wifi going last night?
[02:18] <pepee> hiexpo, nah
[02:18] <pepee> he didn't know hw to configure it
[02:18] <ghassen> Scunizi: I just press the poweroff button
[02:18] <Scunizi> ghassen: there's probably hundred's of programs there.. most likely it's an ACPI thingy
[02:18] <pepee> hiexpo, you mean, the one with the atheros USB?
[02:18] <ghassen> i have no choice
[02:19] <B`L`U`E> hmm i dont think i have nautilus installed
[02:19] <pepee> s/hw/how/
[02:19] <hiexpo> pepee, he wouldn't listen and pure _hate was the best man for the job but po's him so he gave up on him
[02:19] <Scunizi> ghassen: you could open a terminal and type "sudo shutdown -P now" and watch it... see what shows and that might give you an idea what's hanging.
[02:19] <pepee> B`L`U`E, gnome or KDE?
[02:19] <ghassen> Scunizi: apache can't stop cups and tomcat too
[02:19] <torchie> there's no such thing as a 32 bit intel i series proc right
[02:20] <Nattgew> I'm trying to turn jpegs into an avi file... it's telling me the format isn't supported
[02:20] <taget> Can someone explain to me what causes windows network browsing to be so slow ?
[02:20] <_0R10N> torchie: nope, they're 64 bits... I have an i5 XD
[02:20] <hiexpo> a jpeg is a pic an avi is a video
[02:20] <torchie> :)
[02:20] <th3Xfagtr> ??? what is the best p2p program for ubuntu 9.04???
[02:20] <Scunizi> Nattgew: for like a DVD slide show?
[02:20] <pepee> hiexpo, yeah, but there's som other thing: networkmanager will change your configs even if your set it manually
[02:20] <Nattgew> Scunizi: kind of, more of a time lapse with mencoder
[02:21] <judget> Ubuntu Hardy install is hanging on gpgv-udev any suggestions?
[02:21] <B`L`U`E> got gnome
[02:21] <Scunizi> Nattgew: check out getdeb.net for a program called smiles.. it might be using mencoder or some other library.. but I think it's designed to do just what you're looking for.
[02:21] <pepee> B`L`U`E, open the terminal/console and run "nautilus"
[02:21] <hiexpo> pepee, yes but you have to run network manager don't  let it run you
[02:21] <Nattgew> Scunizi: thanks, I'll check that out
 transmission works great for me...  I never neeeded anything else
[02:22] <pepee> B`L`U`E, or press alt+f2, type nautilus and press enter
[02:22] <B`L`U`E> pepee thanks let me try
[02:22] <pepee> (does alt+f2 work in gnome?)
[02:22] <pepee> I'm in kde...
[02:22] <B`L`U`E> pepee i am in there but i can only see ubunto hardisk
[02:22] <_0R10N> pepee>: yeah, it worksa
[02:22] <Scunizi> Nattgew: http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/9.10/?q=smile
[02:22] <_0R10N> pepee> *works
[02:22] <hiexpo> i have 3 wifi cards running right now and a usn 3 g card
[02:22] <goddard> Scunizi it is still giving me the gcj reference even after reinstalling sun-java6-jre is that the only installs I should of used?
[02:23] <pepee> ah ok
[02:23] <hiexpo> usb
[02:23] <norbi905> A little confused.  So theres this thing called GTK, and then Metacity.  I would like to change some themes around, but what is it that i'm looking for?  Whats the difference between them?  Some themes require GTK2, how can I find out what I have.  This is off of Ubuntu 9.10 minimal install.  Any help is apreciated.
[02:23] <pepee> hiexpo, are they working?
[02:23] <hiexpo> pepee, absolutely
[02:24] <hiexpo> im on it
[02:24] <pepee> ah ok
[02:24] <B`L`U`E> pepee i am in there but i can only see ubunto hardisk
[02:24] <Scunizi> goddard: wild shot in the dark here.. but even after uninstalling a program the configuration file is typically left behind in your home directory as a hidden directory.. open nautilus and ctrl+h to reveal hidden stuff and search for gcj or .gcj
[02:24] <pepee> B`L`U`E, click on it...
[02:24] <B`L`U`E> done
[02:24] <hiexpo> 3 are in monitor mode and i am here talking with u guys on the other
[02:24] <Nattgew> anyone know why mencoder would claim that it didn't have a demuxer for jpeg to avi?
[02:24] <pepee> B`L`U`E, what do you see?
[02:24] <B`L`U`E> only ubunto hard drive partioned visible
[02:25] <B`L`U`E> file system
[02:25] <B`L`U`E> documents
[02:25] <B`L`U`E> etc etc
[02:25] <goddard> Scunizi ok will give it a go
[02:25] <pepee> Nattgew, perhaps the ubuntu version was compiled with no support for that
[02:25] <Vigo> norbi905: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy :> that may help
[02:25] <ghassen_> hi there i just reboot finally
[02:26] <dsnchntd> Hi, I really need some help.  I'm dual-booting windows and ubuntu and I'm using standard grub2 themes but I need to change the boot order so that windows comes before ubuntu
[02:26] <the20year1> is 9.10 a very recent version of ubuntu?
[02:26] <renegaide> just launched ubuntu live cd on my laptop. can't believe it has no wireless support
[02:26] <kyubutsu> maybe am missing the point of what a demuxer is, but jpeg and avi are two different things
[02:26] <dsnchntd> the20year1, until lucidlynx comes is officially released yes :)
[02:26] <B`L`U`E> lolz
[02:26] <norbi905> Vigo: Thanks, will look into it.
[02:26] <pepee> B`L`U`E, type /media or go to "root file system" or something like that
[02:26] <the20year1> just making sure , my HD is failing , and i wanted to create a live USB drive real quick before it crashes
[02:27] <dougb> how is flash performance in a 64-bit system?
[02:27] <B`L`U`E> ok pepee
[02:27] <hiexpo> the20year1, yes is only like 8 months old
[02:27] <goddard> Scunizi found it in usr/lib and deleted that but nothing in my home directory but still same issue
[02:27] <kyubutsu> dougb: flash performance is an overstatement
[02:27] <Scunizi> goddard: it's got something someplace.. was this program in the repos or from some 3rd party?
[02:27] <Vigo> norbi905: Np, there are links on that to explain it a bit better, it is basically Eye Candy and Themes.
[02:27] <eoeas> Is there a way of securely mounting remote device files locally? for e.g having sftp://192.168.2.1/dev/USBtty0 in the local device folder ?
[02:28] <the20year1> are the ubuntu torrents good (i followed a link from pendrivelinux.com)
[02:28] <renegaide> flash sucks on linux
[02:28] <hiexpo> dougb, youare better off installing the 32 bit on the 64 you will be happier
[02:28] <dougb> ok
[02:28] <pepee> the20year1, probably
[02:28] <ghassen_> i have another problem with the wifi , it connects for a while , then it cut off and won't connect again, even i tried many times, i finally reboot  and it start working again, and after that is do it again
[02:28] <the20year1> this torrent downloaded 600mb in like....2 mtues
[02:28] <goddard> Scunizi third party
[02:28] <the20year1> *minutes
[02:28] <pepee> the20year1, the best is to get it from ubuntu.com
[02:28] <strtok> how do you enable nvidia's hdmi audio in ubuntu? I don't think the core nvidia drivers install audio stuff
[02:28] <kyubutsu> renegaide: flash sucks, period.. but i know you like youtube
[02:28] <goddard> Scunizi but i got it from the repos i mean
[02:28] <pepee> the20year1, check md5sum's
[02:29] <wildbat> anyone have idea if there is a speech recongnition program for ubuntu?
[02:29] <Scunizi> goddard: repos wouldn't be 3rd party.. how did you uninstall? synaptic?
[02:29] <renegaide>  nah flash works wel on win
[02:29] <the20year1> how do i do that pepee?
[02:30] <goddard> Scunizi synaptic
[02:30] <Vigo> the20year1: I strongly suggest that you get Official Releases. Always check the md5sums
[02:30] <pepee> the20year1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[02:31] <Scunizi> goddard: try a "sudo apt-get autoremove" .. probably won't make a difference.. you might have to file a bug about this one.. also check the ubuntuforums.org for more info.
[02:31] <hiexpo> the20year1, downloads per torrent are all based on your internet provider and the seeders i have had 1 meg a seg and 16 kbsper second just all depends
[02:31] <_pHI_> hmm, will ubuntu 10.04 include 2.6.32 or 2.6.33?? i'm a bit confused because this website: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/info/kernel-version-map.html lists 2.6.33-500.6 as a kernel for lucid lynx but i was convinced it would come with .32
[02:31] <pepee> !lucid | _pedda_
[02:31] <Frozen_> I'm having trouble re-installing Ubuntu 9.10 from a disc I recieved.
[02:31] <pepee> doh
[02:31] <pepee> _pHI_, ^^
[02:31] <_pHI_> pepee: what ya mean? ;)
[02:32] <renegaide> flash does not suck on win. can view 1080p without using the cpu. on linux it uses almost 100%
[02:32] <hiexpo> some internet providers will slow u down if they think your using torrents to download illegal stuff
[02:32] <kilari> Hello
[02:32] <pepee> _pHI_, read what ubottu said
[02:32] <Frozen_> While trying to install Ubuntu 9.10:
[02:33] <_pHI_> oh well
[02:33] <pepee> Frozen_, try lucid
[02:33] <Frozen_> The installer encountered an error copying files to the hard disk
[02:33] <goddard> Scunizi did that and it removed some things, but still same error
[02:33] <B`L`U`E> i have a problem with flash on ununto if i maximize and then minimize i cant see the screen flash until i maximize it agaian any help ?
[02:33] <kilari> I m pc me
[02:33] <Frozen_> pepee: 10.4?
[02:33] <pepee> Frozen_, checked space on disk?
[02:33] <SolarisBoy> is there any how to on install multiple desktop environments to choose from at login?
[02:33] <Scunizi> goddard: I'm stuck.. maybe someone with more experience in that area can help.. sorry but I've run out of ideas.
[02:33] <Frozen_> pepee: I was re-installing it, it was installed fine yesterday.
[02:34] <mickster04> kilari:you speak english?
[02:34] <goddard> Scunizi thanks though
[02:34] <kilari> Yes
[02:34] <Frozen_> Let me know if you can help. :/
[02:34] <mickster04> kilari: mind asking a question then?
[02:34] <hiexpo> !ask
[02:34] <pepee> Frozen_, it was formatted before reinstalling?
[02:35] <the20year1> 9.10 is installing to the usb now
[02:35] <bribroder> !lucid
[02:35] <kilari> I not lestions i camp
[02:35] <bribroder> about 50 hours until release day guys!!
[02:35] <mickster04> kilari: i'll ask again, do u speak english?
[02:35] <pepee> kilari, engrish? yours is worse than mine
[02:36] <hiexpo> woptie
[02:36] <_klk_> hi all
[02:36] <kilari> And
[02:36] <kilari> F
[02:36] <_klk_> how many cores can ubuntu server 8.04 support?
[02:36] <kilari> L
[02:36] <kilari> O
[02:36] <kilari> O
[02:36] <FloodBot1> kilari: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:36] <Frozen_> pepee: I tried installing Vista yesterday, but the disc wasnt working because of past issues. Now there is nothing on my hard drive and Ubuntu wont install. I have no computer. :(
[02:36] <mickster04> ccccombo breaker
[02:36] <andy_> What is the flash plugin called for the new version of ubuntu?
[02:36] <mickster04> _klk_: probably all of them
[02:36] <Ben64_Lappy> Hey I'm trying to load a livecd, but my drive isn't seen in the BIOS cause it's on a sata pci card. How can I boot a cd from GRUB? I have 8.04 installed, trying to load 9.10 cd.
[02:36] <hiexpo> !hi |  _klk_
[02:37] <kilari> Sorry
[02:37] <bribroder> andy_, try flashplugin-installer
[02:37] <pepee> Frozen_, corrupted MBR?
[02:37] <_klk_> mickster04: can it support 8 cores? 16?
[02:37] <mickster04> _klk_: you have that many?
[02:37] <pepee> Frozen_, MBR = master boot record
[02:37] <judget> doers anyone know where i csan find an iso for ubuntu 5.10?
[02:37] <_klk_> mickster04: yep, have 4 quad cores in a box and want to put linux on it
[02:37] <kilari> Mbr us fine?:o
[02:38] <_klk_> either 1 16 core native install or 2 8-core ubuntu machines running on Hyper-V R
[02:38] <hiexpo> judget, good luck
[02:38] <_klk_> *R2
[02:38] <slipttees> archive.canonical have a br.archive.canonical?
[02:38] <Frozen_> pepee: I just dont understand why it's been working fine for months, and while randomly trying to make a clean install, it wont.
[02:38] <mickster04> _klk_: well there is 10.04 coming out soon i guess that will
[02:38] <_klk_> ah cool
[02:38] <_klk_> is that LTS?
[02:38] <mickster04> _klk_: yea
[02:39] <hiexpo> im sticking with what works 9.10
[02:39] <eoeas> judget: Try searching torrents for 5.10
[02:39] <slipttees> repo archive.canonical... have a br.archive.canonical?
[02:39] <pepee> judget, take the md5sum's from here and google them: http://iso.linuxquestions.org/ubuntu/ubuntu-5.10/
[02:39] <andy_> I just did a reinstall on it and it still isn't working
[02:39] <kilari> Wat i do dual boot
[02:39] <mickster04> kilari: there will e a channel in your native language
[02:39] <pepee> !ru | kilari
[02:39] <hiexpo> you know it's funny you mention new and everyone always thinks better   lol
[02:39] <pepee> LOL
[02:40] <mickster04> indeed :D
[02:40] <Nattgew> so I went to getdebs and tried to install smile... it says "package 'smile' is virtual"
[02:40] <mickster04> Nattgew: what else does it say
[02:40] <Nattgew> That's it, that's the error that comes up
[02:40] <wick94> hey
[02:41] <wick94> whts the 10.04 support channel
[02:41] <Frozen_> Back, client got exited. :/
[02:41] <kilari> My nativ is anglish :o
[02:41] <Ben64_Lappy> wick94, #ubuntu+1
[02:41] <mickster04> !lucid
[02:41] <hiexpo> !hey | wick94
[02:41] <wick94> thnx
[02:41] <Vigo> Frozen_: Did you look at this one> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[02:41] <mickster04> kilari: no it isnt
[02:41] <kyubutsu> cool, release-party is up
[02:41] <mickster04> kilari: please stop trolling
[02:41] <hiexpo> personally i think it's a boat anchor
[02:41] <slipttees> lucid release 29 april ^^
[02:42] <pepee> kilari, 4 years old?
[02:42] <pepee> Frozen_, check your HDD
[02:42] <Alcor> Why do u want to run windows on the same box as ubuntu (linux) or why do u still want to run windows?
[02:42] <Frozen_> It should be fine.
[02:42] <Alcor> just a question
[02:42] <mickster04> Alcor: i do windows programming and gaming
[02:42] <pepee> Frozen_, ahh, then probably is the MBR
[02:42] <kilari> I 6 year i speak not good but i geek
[02:43] <slipttees> ubuntu have similar app like Time Machine?
[02:43] <Alcor> k
[02:43] <Frozen_> pepee: ?
[02:43] <pepee> Frozen_, format the entire disk
[02:43] <Frozen_> pepee: how?
[02:43] <_pg_> how do i make the vnc server on ubuntu start automatically?
[02:44] <Vigo> sliptees: Back in Time, or Dupe or is it a Backup utility that you are talking about?
[02:44] <hiexpo> I think out of all the basic on core ubuntu releases 9.10 has been the most stable and predictable version yet /// if it is not broke i am not gonna fix it and sell it in for another
[02:44] <Pici> kilari: What language?
[02:44] <Frozen_> pepee, how would I do that?
[02:44] <kilari> Wat i do duel boot plz
[02:44] <Pici> kilari: french?
[02:45] <Ben64_Lappy> hiexpo, does that count lucid
[02:45] <hiexpo> !fr
[02:45] <pepee> !ko | kilari
[02:45] <Roasted_> So I have a hard drive that failed Dell Diagnostics... it's getting sent back via warranty, however the data is still accessible. It's a work laptop... so I'd like to do some sort of a low level format to it. Is this possible through Ubuntu? I have the drive hooked up to a USB adapter to my system.
[02:45] <Vigo> !dual boot
[02:45] <Pici> pepee: Why do you keep picking random languages?
[02:45] <mickster04> kilari: please ask in your languages channel, itll be easier
[02:45] <hiexpo> Ben64_Lappy,  - thats a boat anchor i think it wrecks
[02:45] <Ben64_Lappy> : /
[02:45] <pepee> Pici, yup, I'm trying to guess his native language
[02:46] <pepee> Frozen_, hmm wait please
[02:46] <Frozen_> pepee: sure
[02:46] <Vigo> slipttees: Is that a Backup Utility?
[02:46] <kilari> :(
[02:46] <pepee> Frozen_, ok, use cfdisk
[02:46] <slipttees> Vigo: Yes, like Time Machine
[02:46] <Pici> kilari: We don't understand what you are asking.
[02:46] <nsadmin> xwin: man wget
[02:46] <IdleOne> kilari: what country?
[02:47] <kilari> I english
[02:47] <pepee> Frozen_, try partitioning your HDD
[02:47] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - hex's messing with us
[02:47] <Vigo> slipttees: There are many many backup utilities , !backup
[02:47] <Frozen_> pepee: Ok.
[02:47] <slipttees> !backup
[02:47] <th3Xfagtr> is there a more simplified p2p for ubuntu 9.04? transmission is too complicated to use for me..HELP
[02:47] <pepee> Frozen_, and see if it saves the changes
[02:47] <mickster04> kilari: stop trolling still...
[02:47] <slipttees> Vigo: humm....
[02:47] <pepee> th3Xfagtr, wine+uTorrent
[02:47] <IdleOne> !dualboot > kilari
[02:47] <pepee> is tha best...
[02:48] <xangua> th3Xfagtr: transmission is waaaay to easy to use
[02:48] <dsnchntd> D: help
[02:48] <dsnchntd> when I try to cp a folder from desktop to /boot/grub/themes as root, it fails
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> pepee:  thats what i tend to use also. :)
[02:48] <dsnchntd> but when I cp just an image, it works
[02:48] <xangua> th3Xfagtr: what are your needs¿
[02:48] <_pg_> how do I make ubuntus vnc server start automatically when i boot up! I have a headless machine i had to reboot and now i cant get into it
[02:48] <harrumph> jesus.  xwindows off of headless machines was a nightmare 15 years ago, and it's no better now.  anybody any good with tightvncserver?
[02:48] <Ben64_Lappy> dsnchntd, cp -R
[02:48] <th3Xfagtr> you say its easy but HOW do you use it? I have read the help pages and still cant get it
[02:48] <pepee> dsnchntd, cp -R
[02:48] <slipttees> why, ubuntu remove gimp default apps?
[02:48] <dsnchntd> thanks :D
[02:48] <_pg_> harrumph: i think we are in a similar boat?
[02:48] <subone> My friends cd drive is messed up but I managed to boot off the live cd. Is there any way to copy the installation files to the disk and then initiate the install from there so that the cd doesn't fail in the middle of the install?
[02:48] <th3Xfagtr> i am looking to download music files
[02:48] <theadmin> slipttees: It's too complicated for some
[02:48] <Ben64_Lappy> harrumph, vnc works well
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  use a vnc server like tightvnc. and put a proper command to start it in  /etc/rc.local is one way
[02:49] <slipttees> remove compiz sucks
[02:49] <slipttees> no gimp :-(
[02:49] <kilari> wat
[02:49] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: is there an easier way? I dont know about "proper commands" lol. I was using "remote desktop viewer" that comes with ubuntu beore
[02:49] <harrumph> i have the tightvncserver started and chicken of the vnc is missing it.  it's not iptables.  tightvncserver did complain about error in locking authority file tho
[02:49] <Losha> subone: check out http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/, the 'frugal install' option...
[02:50] <theadmin> slipttees: Oh come on. Just install it yourself
[02:50] <pepee> _pg_, man rdesktop
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:   You are using the gnome built in vnc service.. thats one way.. you can set it to auto start.. but as you said a headless display makes that harder. Youmay want to read and learn how to use tightvnc or other 'stand alone' vnc servers
[02:50] <theadmin> _pg_: TeamViewer for remote control. Simple, clean and crossplatform, but that needs graphical systems
[02:50] <kilari> Did coumplain
[02:50] <Frozen_> pepee: What's the command I should use?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  tightvnc/other vncservers can do MUCH more then what the gnome vncserver feature does
[02:51] <kilari> I use gnone in vnc too^^
[02:51] <hiexpo> slipttees, no one is going to hold your hand man up and listen to the people trying to help u
[02:51] <pepee> Frozen_, cfdisk
[02:52] <_pg_> theadmin: Dr_Willis pepee so now that I cant get into my headless box...what should I do lol
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  you should of had ssh installed allready -
[02:52] <slipttees> firefox open html5?
[02:52] <Frozen_> pepee: That's all I type into the terminal?
[02:52] <th3Xfagtr> xangua: suggestions?
[02:52] <pepee> Frozen_, sudo cfdisk
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  not that ive seen.
[02:52] <PsychoticEGG> Okay I need help. I pre-ordered Starcraft 2 and got a beta Key today. Went on Battle.net's website to download it and the Battlenet downloader won't work because it won't let me choose a directory. help?
[02:52] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: that is my next step as soon as I can figure out how to do anything
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  that should of been the first step befor you removed the monitor
[02:53] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_,
[02:53] <pepee> PsychoticEGG, wine?
[02:53] <slipttees> Dr_Willis: youtube.com/html5
[02:53] <subone> Losha ty ill look into this
[02:53] <PsychoticEGG> nope. Tried wine
[02:53] <PsychoticEGG> won't let it choose a directory
[02:53] <ZykoticK9> slipttees, use chromium or chrome for youtube and html5 video
[02:53] <slipttees> gnash =-/
[02:53] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: well the monitor was a tv. and it basically exploded-
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  html5 works in the google chrome/cmromoum not firefox (last i checked)
[02:54] <Vigo> PhyschoticEGG: make?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> _pg_:  time to hook up a monitor and install ssh then I guess
[02:54] <joljam> i want to make a script, to automatically log me onto a website, do certain actions nd log me out
[02:54] <slipttees> firefox not work?
[02:54] <PsychoticEGG> vigo:how? New to Ubuntu
[02:54] <_pg_> Dr_Willis: so now I need to get a monitor
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  html5 works in the google chrome/cmromoum not firefox (last i checked)  <------------------------ correct
[02:54] <_pg_> lol
[02:54] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_, go to that computer, CTRL+ALT+F1, type in username, type in password, type "sudo -i" then password again, then "apt-get install openssh-server"
[02:54] <Omea> can anyone please help me set up wireless on my laptop ?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> ons of the first things i always install is ssh/sshd
[02:54] <IdleOne> !br > slipttees
[02:54] <Ben64_Lappy> and give a min between each command
[02:55] <Vigo> PhyschoticEGG: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[02:55] <Ben64_Lappy> Dr_Willis, me too, dunno why it isn't standard
[02:55] <slipttees> Dr_Willis: gnash open youtube video?
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> Ben64_Lappy:  disk space limitations
[02:55] <Ben64_Lappy> for ssh? : /
[02:55] <Frozen_> pepee, all I type into the terminal is "cfdisk"?
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> slipttees:  you use flash for most youtube videos Some are also avail in HTML5
[02:55] <pepee> Frozen_, yes...
[02:56] <hiexpo> there are always doorknobs
[02:56] <pepee> Frozen_, you should see a partition manager. follow the instructions
[02:56] <krishnasut> Hi !!  i have just install lycid lynx and it is pretty good !! install support for html5tube. it replaces adobe flash plug ins.
[02:56] <pepee> experiment with it
[02:56] <hiexpo> !lucid
[02:56] <h00k> !lucid | krishnasut
[02:56] <xangua> !lucid > krishnasut
[02:56] <Omea> Is anyone free ad can help me to set up wireless on my laptop ?
[02:56] <Frozen_> ok
[02:57] <MotherMGA1> \join #ubuntu+1
[02:57] <Ben64_Lappy> Omea, protip: ask your question and if someone knows, they will respond
[02:57] <_pg_> Ben64_Lappy: how do I know if its working?
[02:57] <subone> Losha this looks like exactly what I need and even better thanks!
[02:57] <slipttees> thx all
[02:57] <slipttees> bye
[02:57] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_, you check and see if port 22 opens up. you MIGHT have to press "y" then enter to get it to install
[02:58] <B`L`U`E> man i am stuck on upgrade to ubunto 10 what should i do ? :S
[02:58] <Faratl> Im currently trying to use the virturalbox and im trying to instal windows xp but everytime i get the format step it sits at 0%. Any suggestion?s
[02:58] <hiexpo> !10.04
[02:58] <h00k> B`L`U`E: head over to #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[02:58] <B`L`U`E> ok
[02:58] <pepee> B`L`U`E, let it upgrade...
[02:59] <Faratl> ?
[02:59] <_pg_> Ben64_Lappy: will try and report back!
[02:59] <B`L`U`E> pepee its saying 15 min left from 2 hours now
[02:59] <B`L`U`E> ;/
[02:59] <hiexpo> !windowa
[02:59] <goodfella121> Blarg. Anyone around? Just ran into an irritating problem with my hardware.
[02:59] <Omea> i have a HP 6830s with BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev01) modem. I cannot connect to my router. i do'
[02:59] <Ben64_Lappy> _pg_, GL
[02:59] <pepee> B`L`U`E, so it's downloading
[02:59] <h00k> !broadcom | Omea
[02:59] <hiexpo> !windows
[02:59] <goddard> If I install 10.04 will I have to reinstall in another 2 days or can it just be upgraded?
[02:59] <krishnasut> upgrade it using "update-manager -d " commnad !! it is too fast than 9.10.
[02:59] <B`L`U`E> pepee it says installing
[02:59] <h00k> ubottu: tell Omea about wireless
[02:59] <pepee> B`L`U`E, if it is, you can stop it, I suppose...
[02:59] <pepee> B`L`U`E, but don't do it :)
[02:59] <h00k> B`L`U`E: head over to #ubuntu+1, please
[03:00] <B`L`U`E> ok
[03:00] <B`L`U`E> pepee thanks :P
[03:00] <goodfella121> Basically, I got a Nvidia FX 5500, it's an old card and well, seemed promising. I think I installed it wrong or something. Anyway, maybe some can give me a proper guide? It'd be deeply appreciated.
[03:00] <pepee> B`L`U`E, np
[03:01] <hiexpo> goodfella121, whats wrong and what did ya do ?
[03:01] <SilverFo1> why are connection to my apache server take a really long time to start, but if open a webpage from localhost, its super fast?
[03:01] <pepee> Faratl, #vbox
[03:01] <Faratl> yes
[03:01] <goodfella121> hiexpo: Stick the bad boy in my PCI slot, restarted Ubuntu after downloading the nVidia drivers... now Ubuntu will only run in low graphics mode. Honestly, I think I installed it wrong. Any ideas?
[03:02] <pepee> Faratl, /join #vbox  , ask them
[03:02] <harrumph> tightvnc is running, iptables is accepting on 5900 and 5901, cvnc client is attempting and failing, and tightvnc logs are not showing any connection
[03:02] <Ben64_Lappy> goodfella121, how did you download the nvidia driver?
[03:02] <krishnasut> bye all
[03:02] <hiexpo> goodfella121, did u just install ubuntu?
[03:02] <pepee> bye krishnasut
[03:03] <goodfella121> hiexpo/Ben64: synpatic - used these three: 96, the 173 and the nvidia-common. And I've been running Ubuntu for a long while now, jsut wanted to upgrade.
[03:03] <Faratl> where is #vbox?
[03:03] <IdleOne> Faratl: type /join #vbox
[03:03] <Ben64_Lappy> hm... you should have let the restricted drivers handle it, not sure how to proceed from that point
[03:03] <pepee> Faratl, type "/jin #vbox" and press enter...
[03:03] <pepee> /join
[03:03] <SilverFo1> Faratl: or /join #vbox
[03:04] <Faratl> ok
[03:04] <goodfella121> ben64: I think I'll just re-install Ubuntu.
[03:04] <goodfella121> ben64: I think that may the best option, honestly
[03:05] <hiexpo> goodfella121, oh OK yep gotcha do u have everything backed up if no do so and u have the card installed now so reboot and do a reinstall less grief
[03:05] <pepee> goodfella121, try lucid
[03:05] <Ben64_Lappy> goodfella121, the restricted driver program thingy will take care of installing drivers for you though
[03:05] <crazygir> hiya!
[03:06] <crazygir> is it possible to have two (active) ppp connections?
[03:06] <goodfella121> hiexpo/Ben64/pepee: Def. Working on it now. I'll be back in about an hour. We'll get this thing figured out.  Also, I'm running Lucid. But I think a fresh install is the best option.
[03:06] <crazygir> happens in windows too, so I'm wondering if it is even physically possible?
[03:06] <crazygir> I have a wireless (cell) pcmcia card which connects via pptp, and then want to make pptp vpn connections, but initiating the vpn disconnects the modem..
[03:06] <binary0011> hey all!
[03:06] <crazygir> seems silly not to be able to..
[03:06] <hiexpo> pepee,  - lucid s/// ks and thats why he is wrecked
[03:06] <goodfella121> Ben64/pepee/hiexpo: Alright, guys, gonna try a fresh install. SEe you all in a bit. And once again, major thankyou. :D
[03:06] <binary0011> quick question...what's the difference between the lucid dvd or just the standard cd-rom image?
[03:06] <binary0011> is there just more content on the DVD?
[03:06] <crazygir> more packages
[03:06] <h00k> binary0011: head over to #ubuntu+1
[03:07] <theadmin> binary0011: DVD has more languagepacks
[03:07] <pepee> hiexpo, ahh hehe
[03:07] <OutCast> ?
[03:07] <crazygir> networking gurus unite!
[03:07] <hiexpo> pepee, lol lucid is a dump truck
[03:07] <CaptainTrek> !ot | hiexpo / pepee
[03:07] <binary0011> h00k, and theadmin, thanks folks
[03:07] <CaptainTrek> er...
[03:07] <Crash1hd> I have my svn auto updating itself but I want it to check to see if there are any files added to the server and then resend a commit is that possible
[03:07] <crazygir> pptp via modem & vpn, why would this not work together?
[03:08] <h00k> binary0011: good luck :)
[03:08] <CaptainTrek> !lucid | hiexpo / pepee
[03:08] <OutCast> есть тут кто?
[03:08] <binary0011> I could just download the DVD later and download all the packages eh
[03:08] <OutCast> люди?
[03:08] <hiexpo> Capt_Blackwood,  - oh please
[03:08] <CaptainTrek> !english
[03:08] <pepee> !ru
[03:08] <binary0011> I'm trying in #ubuntu+1
[03:08] <pepee> CaptainTrek, ??
[03:08] <hiexpo> Capt_Blackwood,  - oops
[03:08] <pepee> I'm just helping to alleviate the servers load
[03:09] <OutCast> lazi
[03:09] <Capt_Blackwood> there a problem?
[03:09] <OutCast> aha
[03:09] <harrumph> anybody good at debugging tightvnc?
[03:09] <h00k> Capt_Blackwood: it appears you were hilighted on accident.
[03:09] <_klk_> does anyone here have experience virutalizing ubuntu on hyper-V R2?
[03:09] <binary0011> well, all I'll be back a little later
[03:09] <pepee> Capt_Blackwood, tabs... you know
[03:09] <crazygir> guess not
[03:09] <crazygir> ?
[03:09] <Capt_Blackwood> oh ok LOL
[03:09] <hiexpo> Capt_Blackwood,  nope wrong captain sorry
[03:10] <pepee> crazygir, no idea, google?
[03:10] <crazygir> no luck so far
[03:10] <OutCast> i dont see my messages. dont see the font. :(
[03:10] <pepee> crazygir, or search for a networking-related channels
[03:10] <crazygir> bah
[03:10] <OutCast> but oher messages i see
[03:10] <Alcor> tst
[03:10] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, whats your question?
[03:11] <Ben64_Lappy> i saw you ask for networking gurus, but never saw anything after
 is it possible to have two (active) ppp connections?
[03:11] <OrSpeeder> my father installed a nvidia.deb file, and now ubuntu does not fire X anymore... how to fix it?
[03:11] <crazygir> thanks pepee
[03:11] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: I asked before and after :)
[03:11] <pepee> np
[03:11] <Ben64_Lappy> i don't see a reason two ppp's would fail
[03:11] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: I have a wireless (cell) modem
[03:12] <OutCast> pepee: sudo pppoeconf
[03:12] <crazygir> connecting to a pptp vpn kills the modem's connection
[03:12] <hiexpo> OrSpeeder, he did what
[03:12] <pepee> OutCast, read again
[03:12] <crazygir> same thing happens in windows
[03:12] <crazygir> both of which make me scratch my head
[03:12] <OutCast> pepee: i have a biconnect
[03:12] <pepee> OutCast, ??
[03:13] <OutCast> pepee: double connect
[03:13] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: ^
[03:13] <pepee> crazygir, I'm ignorant in the matter, but - what about virtual machines?
[03:13] <hiexpo> OrSpeeder, what was the deb  name?
[03:13] <OutCast> pepee: its simple to conf
[03:13] <pepee> OutCast, tell CrazyDoode
[03:13] <pepee> * crazygir
[03:14] <crazygir> pepee: how would that help, exactly?
[03:14] <mdg2> anyone here use xcompmgr?  looking for some good setting suggestion
[03:15] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, is it possible they are both set to use ppp0
[03:15] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: not sure how I would check / configure
[03:15] <OutCast> crazygir: u can conf biconnect if want
[03:15] <crazygir> is that an app?
[03:16] <OutCast> crazygir: no
[03:16] <mdg2> anyone here use xcompmgr?  looking for some good setting suggestion for setup with docky
[03:16] <pepee> crazygir, as I said, I'm ignorant :)
[03:16] <hiexpo> Ben64_Lappy, pp0 is a 3 g card is that what u are using is that ure grief
[03:16] <OutCast> mdg2: what is xcompmgr?
[03:16] <crazygir> I don't see any config options for the vpn connection, related to which device
[03:16] <pepee> crazygir, attach one connection to a vm and use the vm as router
[03:17] <crazygir> hiexpo ?
[03:17] <crazygir> pepee: complication never helps.
[03:17] <mdg2> crazygir: a composting manager like compiz, but lighter from what i understand
[03:17] <hiexpo> crazy6,  - yes?
[03:17] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, what version of ubuntu? how do you connect to the ppp
[03:17] <crazygir> OutCast: what are you suggesting I do with biconnect?
[03:17] <hiexpo> crazy6,  - oops sorry tab lol
[03:18] <hiexpo> crazygir,  - yes
[03:18] <OutCast> crazygir: you can conf your modem to use biconnect, and just connect to LAN instead of any another
[03:18] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: 9.10 (xubuntu - I'm here because their channel is lacking in attendance) and I use the default networking tool, not sure if that's an xubuntu default, or ubuntu as well
[03:18] <OutCast> crazygir: its easy
[03:19] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, do you have a phone on usb?
[03:19] <mdg2> crazygir: you are using dialup?
[03:19] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy / mdg2 it isn't dial-up/phone exactly, but it is.. it's a cell wireless card.. sierra wireless
[03:20] <crazygir> connects to the net via the cell network
[03:20] <crazygir> but the connection is all proprietary
[03:20] <Ben64_Lappy> crazygir, pastebin for me the contents of /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[03:20] <crazygir> I'm not sure how it works, but our networking manager knows about it :)
[03:20] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: k
[03:20] <hiexpo> ppo is a good trick in Linux figure that one out
[03:20] <Ben64_Lappy> yeah i know how they work, just theres a bunch of types. I used to have my phone hooked up with usb and get internet like that
[03:21] <mdg2> crazygir: you mean mobile broadband  ...?
[03:21] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: neither of the entries there look correct one is an e100, the other ipiw (which I know isn't it)
[03:21] <hiexpo> first hint is ya gotta register it on a windows machine
[03:21] <crazygir> mdg2: yes
[03:22] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: this is a pcmcia card,not usb
[03:22] <crazygir> I hated the usb junk
[03:22] <mdg2> crazygir: which model?
[03:22] <FluffyMittens> Hello
[03:22] <crazygir> 881 I believe
[03:22] <crazygir> I'd have to pull the card to check :P
[03:22] <FluffyMittens> Quick Question, I'm trying to get my wifi working, what is the command to see which chipset it is?
[03:22] <Ben64_Lappy> you're using it to get online now?
[03:22] <kzman> hello all, is the current upgradeable version of ubuntu alike the april 29th version?
[03:23] <crazygir> [   18.706048] sierra: v.1.3.7:USB Driver for Sierra Wireless USB modems
[03:23] <nsadmin> crazygir: maybe lspci sees pcmcia card
[03:23] <hiexpo> kzman, that is the release
[03:23] <pepee> FluffyMittens, usb -> lsusb | egrep -i "network|wireless"
[03:23] <pepee> FluffyMittens, internal -> lspci | egrep -i "network|wireless"
[03:23] <OrSpeeder> oh
[03:23] <OrSpeeder> my father uses a ATI card...
[03:23] <OrSpeeder> Soappoa: how do he install the fgrlx?
[03:24] <SwedeMike> !final | kzman
[03:24] <kzman> hiexpo: that beta, is the releasing?
[03:24] <OrSpeeder> Soappoa sorry
[03:24] <hiexpo> pepee, if its a pp0 it's not going to show up as a wireless device
[03:24] <felon> luke i am your father
[03:24] <OrSpeeder> SO, how my father install the fgrlx?
[03:24] <crazygir> nsadmin: nope, neither lspcmcia nor lspci
[03:24] <OrSpeeder> It has a package on the ubuntu repository?
[03:24] <mdg2> crazygir: you are using ubuntu 9.10?
[03:24] <crazygir> Ben64_Lappy: that is correct
[03:24] <h00k> !ati | OrSpeeder
[03:24] <hiexpo> kzman, yes
[03:24] <crazygir> mdg2:
[03:25] <crazygir> yes
[03:25] <pepee> hiexpo, wifi pp0?
[03:25] <FluffyMittens> pepee, Thank you.
[03:25] <pepee> np
[03:25] <kzman> thanks all
[03:25] <mdg2> crazygir: http://sierrawireless.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/500/~/can-i-use-my-sierra-wireless-modem-on-a-linux-operating-system-%3F-%28-v.1.7.30%29 -- see statement just above "Article Table of Contents"
[03:25] <FluffyMittens> I have the BCM4311, which is a pain to get working :-)
[03:26] <pepee> FluffyMittens, hehe yeah, I know it...
[03:26] <OutCast> 2.0.s05-1 (wifi-radar)
[03:27] <crazygir> the other issue is that the system periodically overwrites my /etc/resolv.conf
[03:27] <daftykins> question - jockey is the 'hardware drivers' program yes?
[03:27] <crazygir> or, after connecting, creates an empty one
[03:27] <h00k> daftykins: yes
[03:27] <kzman> why cannot i write the downloading files from a windows FTP server in FileZilla in user mode (not root) ?
[03:27] <daftykins> h00k: thanks :)
[03:27] <mdg2> crazygir: okay, found something in ubuntu forums - upgrade firmware
[03:27] <pepee> crazygir, same happens to me
[03:27] <SwedeMike> network manager overwrites resolv.conf, yes.
[03:28] <pepee> i removed NM
[03:28] <OutCast> kill nm. it sucks
[03:28] <crazygir> mdg2: on the card?
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> okokokok: the link someone pasted, explain how to install the driver using the window manager, but the window manager is not avilable (because my father tried to install the nvidia driver...)
[03:28] <mdg2> crazygir: yes
[03:28] <pepee> I'm using wicd, but I set the connection manually
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> STUPID CLIENT WITH AUTOCOMPLETE
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> ok, the link someone pasted, explain how to install the driver using the window manager, but the window manager is not avilable (because my father tried to install the nvidia driver...)
[03:28] <FloodBot1> OrSpeeder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <mdg2> crazygir: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1135226&page=3
[03:28] <pepee> s/set/set up/ (?)
[03:28] <OrSpeeder> FloodBot1 trigger happy you...
[03:29] <OrSpeeder> anyway, so, how I revert to the Ubuntu drivers that worked before?
[03:29] <mdg2> crazygir: says you need access to a windows computer to upgrade the firemware for the 881
[03:29] <crazygir> mdg2: good find
[03:29] <crazygir> (s)
[03:29] <pepee> OrSpeeder, karmic?
[03:30] <crazygir> I have been thinking this was an issue with linux/windows/etc
[03:30] <crazygir> and not the card
[03:30] <crazy6> cflow somehow didn't install correctly, and now it's stuck; can't remove, can't install it
[03:30] <mdg2> crazygir: hope it works for you :)
[03:30] <hiexpo> sorry about that i right clicked and bam   lol no pp0 is not considered wireless
[03:31] <crazygir> me too
[03:31] <hiexpo> pp0 is mobile broadband
[03:31] <crazygir> as a side note.. do you know anything about unlocking these?
[03:32] <mdg2> crazygir: sorry no experience with mobile broadband adapters
[03:33] <hiexpo> pepee, will sow up a mobile broadband
[03:33] <hiexpo> show
[03:33] <litropy> After enabling auto-login, my keyring is inaccessible. Other Lucid users have the same issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9179708&posted=1
[03:34] <crazygir> any thoughts on overwriting /etc/resolv.conf?
[03:34] <crazygir> it's just cleared / emptied from time to time
[03:34] <rww> litropy: Lucid/10.04 discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, not here
[03:34] <pepee> hiexpo, I replied to FluffyMittens
[03:34] <crazygir> and is often empt just after connecting
[03:34] <hiexpo> pepee, kool
[03:34] <litropy> rww: whoops, coulda sworn I enetered +1
[03:34] <SwedeMike> crazygir: network manager overwrites resolv.conf.
[03:34] <OutCast> Who uses what browser???
[03:35] <mdg2> crazygir: firmware upgrade might fix that
[03:35] <pepee> !english | litropy
[03:35] <crazygir> SwedeMike: yep
[03:35] <crazygir> mdg2: that is true
[03:35] <rww> pepee: what?
[03:35] <mdg2> OutCast: firefox
[03:35] <hiexpo> pepee, you have to install the switch 4 it to work it has to loopback
[03:36] <crazygir> I guess I'll start there and come back
[03:36] <pepee> rww, it was a joke...
[03:36] <OutCast> default is firefox
[03:36] <pepee> hiexpo, ??
[03:36] <hiexpo> for pp0 to work you have to swap
[03:36] <pepee> I don't have mobile devices
[03:37] <pepee> I don't even know how to configure them
[03:37] <mdg2> anyone have experience with xcompmgr and tweaking shadows?
[03:37] <FluffyMittens> Interesting. Google Chrome is out for Linux
[03:37] <OutCast> mdg2: i have compiz
[03:38] <hiexpo> pepee, was not that ure friends prob was mobile broad band pp0 not working?
[03:38] <mdg2> OutCast: i'm using lxde and don't think the old computer could handle compiz
[03:39] <OutCast> mdg2: how old?) u can write about your system?
[03:39] <pepee> hiexpo, crazygir had that problem, FluffyMittens asked some other thing
[03:39] <hiexpo> oh
[03:39] <Guest87023> how do install an ssh server on ubuntu and have it run always automatically at startup?
[03:40] <Flannel> Guest87023: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[03:40] <pepee> apt-cache search ssh server
[03:40] <nsadmin> apt-get install openssh-server\
[03:40] <mdg2> OutCast: its a gateway profile 3, Pentium 3 - 1 GHz, with 256 mb ram
[03:40] <Guest87023> and have it run always automatically at startup?
[03:41] <pepee> if configured for it, yep, it will
[03:41] <wyclif_> hi all
[03:41] <OutCast> mdg2: k6 600mhz 256 Ram GF4 (64mb VRam), and compiz flying))
[03:41] <Guest87023> pepee, how do I make it so? and how do I configure my new ssh serveR? is there a gui app like vidalia is for tor?
[03:41] <hiexpo> !hi
[03:41] <nsadmin> by default, it will start when you install it, and place infrastructure so it starts at boot.
[03:41] <OzFalcon> Anyone good with samba CLIENTS?
[03:41] <nsadmin> you don't ahve to do any thing but install it
[03:42] <DR_Fun1> apache2: bad group name www-data i keep getten this error what do i do
[03:42] <Guest87023> nsadmin, at me?
[03:42] <pepee> Guest87023, what nsadmin said
[03:42] <MrAlexandro> could anyone pls direct me towards  the most offtopic channel you know(with nice ppl of course :) ) i have some realy weird questions i want to ask
[03:42] <hiexpo> !samba
[03:42] <Guest87023> pepee, ah. I see.
[03:42] <nsadmin> to know how to do these things, that gets into how to package
[03:42] <Guest87023> thanks gents
[03:42] <pepee> Guest87023, thank nsadmin
[03:42] <Guest87023> does ubuntu read/write HFS+ natively ?
[03:42] <rww> MrAlexandro: #ubuntu-offtopic (which still is bound by the IRC !guidelines) or #defocus (which would involve waiting for +v, see /topic in there)
[03:42] <OutCast> mdg2: extend the swap partition. make it 2-3Gb. it makes the system faster
[03:42] <Guest87023> nsadmin, thanks! :]
[03:42] <ebarch> MrAlexandro: #defocus
[03:43] <DR_Fun1> apache2: bad group name www-data i keep getten this error what do i do
[03:43] <MrAlexandro> rww: as always thanks again:D:D
[03:43] <renegaide> ubuntu isn't giving me an option to install side by side. I have windows 7 already installed
[03:43] <pepee> DR_Fun1, create a group called "www-data"?
[03:44] <mickster04> renegaide: how are u trying to install it?
[03:44] <nsadmin> that group should be created by... umm, maybe apache
[03:44] <pepee> DR_Fun1, how did you install apache?
[03:44] <nsadmin> or base-files
[03:44] <OutCast> renegaide: what free space you have?
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> im sooo messed
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> up
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> i had it working
[03:44] <JoeSomebody> tick tock, tick tock, tick tock, hurry up new version :)
[03:44] <DR_Fun1> then did somen
[03:44] <renegaide>  have at least 40gb free
[03:44] <mickster04> !ask | DR_Fun1:
[03:44] <thiemster> JoeSomebody: I know what you mean. I can't wait.
[03:44] <pepee> DR_Fun1, reconfigure it
[03:44] <OutCast> renegaide: SATA or IDE hard drive?
[03:44] <JoeSomebody> is there a chan for the beta?
[03:44] <FluffyMittens> renegaide, There is a program out there that installs Ubuntu side by side and you can get to it from the windows selection screen
[03:45] <pepee> DR_Fun1, dpkg-reconfigure apache2
[03:45] <renegaide> itsa latop. I assume it's sata
[03:45] <Flannel> JoeSomebody: #ubuntu+1, or #ubuntu-release-party
[03:45] <mickster04> JoeSomebody: #ubuntu+1
[03:45] <thiemster> JoeSomebody: there is #ubuntu-release-party
[03:45] <DR_Fun1> k
[03:45] <kallisti5> uugghhh...  boot of install cd is sooooo slow on my hp laptop.
[03:45] <pepee> !lucid | JoeSomebody
[03:45] <JoeSomebody> ok thanks
[03:45] <OutCast> renegaide: if SATA, it need to be an IDE mode.
[03:45] <Guest87023> HFS+ in ubuntu? does it work out of the box?
[03:46] <renegaide> that's can't be true
[03:46] <kallisti5> any known work arounds for crazy slow boot (possibly harddrive controler related) via the install cd?
[03:46] <pepee> renegaide, what version?
[03:46] <DR_Fun1> * Starting web server apache2                                                  apache2: bad group name www-data
[03:46] <renegaide> I tried ubuntu on desktop and none my drves are in ide mode. I even installed it on raid
[03:46] <pepee> DR_Fun1, reinstall it?
[03:47] <OutCast> renegaide: i have wXP and ubuntu on one hard drive, ubuntu have only 8GB partition
[03:47] <hiexpo> should be around 15 secs 4 boot
[03:47] <hiexpo> depending
[03:47] <Guest87023> does anyone play with HFS+ in ubuntu?
[03:47] <hiexpo> hfs?
[03:48] <OutCast> renegaide: oh. its good for window, but not for ubuntu. convert the partition
[03:48] <xomp> hfs = apples file system
[03:48] <OutCast> Guest87023: what is a game it is?
[03:48] <xomp> hfs is to apple as ntfs is to windows :)
[03:48] <hiexpo> this is linux not mac or windows sorry
[03:49] <Guest87023> OutCast, no, HFS+ the filesystem
[03:49] <Guest87023> xomp, yes indeed- ;]
[03:49] <rww> ubottu: hfs
[03:49] <pyoor> Is there anyone here that uses teamspeak 3 that is willing to share their config file with me?
[03:49] <renegaide> I created a free space partition and now I have the side by side option
[03:49] <OutCast> Guest87023: HFS+ is linux file system?
[03:50] <bp0> how to prevent ubuntu from creating .Trash folders on usb drives
[03:50] <bp0> ?
[03:50] <IdleOne> OutCast: no it is Apple file system
[03:50] <OutCast> Guest87023: i use reiserFS
[03:50] <dxtr> Hrm, how large could /opt get?
[03:50] <Guest87023> OutCast, HFS+ is a filesystem. typically used by OSX. I dont know if you can install linux on it or not.
[03:50] <renegaide> happy to see ubuntu finally changed the theme but needs to update the old menu system
[03:50] <dxtr> That is; how big should I make that partition?=
[03:50] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - ya it's maci checked
[03:50] <mdg2> crazygir: how's the fireware upgrade going?
[03:51] <SwedeMike> installing linux on HFS+ is dubious, but it seems ubnutu can access an HFS+ partition
[03:51] <OutCast> bp0: sorry, i know how to fix this, but my english is so bad...
[03:51] <switch10_> bp0: use shift+del to delete stuff.  or rm  I don't think it will make a .trash dir if you do this..
[03:51] <OutCast> bp0: i dont know need words)
[03:52] <Guest87023> SwedeMike, is there an easy way? editing all this fstab business is intimidating
[03:52] <Luyza> I'm trying to install wacom-tools, but when I try, it wants to remove xserver-xorg-input-wacom . Can someone check if it wants that too on their machine, or if it's just me?
[03:52] <hiexpo> SwedeMike, HFS is a mac app ichecked it does not operateunder linux
[03:52] <bp0> there must be some way to just tell it to always delete?
[03:52] <Guest87023> Luyza, if you buy me a wacom i would Love to ;]
[03:52] <bp0> it doesnt make .Trash dirs for network shares, how to apply this behaviour to usb drives?
[03:52] <Luyza> Guest87023,  you dont need a wacom to test this for me
[03:53] <DR_Fun1> nsadmin u there
[03:53] <OutCast> i have only one problem in ubuntu, it is screen refresh. on windows i have 85hz, there maximum is 75hz. and i dont have vsync there
[03:53] <nsadmin> phone call
[03:53] <SwedeMike> hiexpo: what are you talking about? ubuntu has HFS+ support .
[03:53] <joljam> how can I pass my login name and passwd to a website using a shell script
[03:53] <switch10_> bp0: how are you deleting stuff from the drive?  using rm should not create a .trash dir.
[03:54] <joljam> I know how to fire up firefox ,,, but then what should I do afterrwards
[03:54] <bp0> del button or right-click
[03:54] <bp0> not using rm
[03:54] <OutCast> joljam: install opera
[03:55] <joljam> I know how to fire up firefox from the linux prompt,,, but then what should I do afterrwards
[03:55] <switch10_> bp0: just use shift+delete instead...
[03:55] <Guest87023> Luyza, ok hold on lol
[03:55] <pyoor> joljam use curl
[03:55] <pyoor> or wget depending on what you need to do
[03:55] <bp0> but it doesnt even make sense, user 1000 will be different on other machine
[03:55] <ZykoticK9> bp0, you might want to have a look at http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/delete-files-directly-without-moving-them-to-trash-in-ubuntu/
[03:55] <eoeas> joljam: I think shell script is not suitable for html
[03:55] <bp0> and other os dont use the same dirs
[03:55] <pyoor> eoeas: not true at all
[03:55] <Guest87023> Luyza, onlyu installs wacom tools and tk for me
[03:56] <switch10_> bp0: you are doing the equivalent of dragging and dropping files into your trash when you use delete/right click delete
[03:56] <eoeas> pyoor: Explain please
[03:56] <OutCast>  i have only one problem in ubuntu, it is screen refresh. on windows i have 85hz, there maximum is 75hz. and i dont have vsync there. anybody solve this?
[03:56] <Luyza> Guest87023,  it doesn't offer to remove xserver-xorg-input-wacom then?  Grr... thanks a lot :)
[03:56] <pyoor> why do you say that a shell script is not suitable for logging into an application
[03:56] <hiexpo> http://www.ubuntuproductivity.com/journal/macintosh/08/2009/readwrite-to-hfs-on-ubuntu
[03:56] <Guest87023> Luyza, it does not. GL
[03:57] <hiexpo> retard
[03:57] <Gadu> Right Click > Encrypt... encrypts the file and leaves the original. Decrypting the encrypted file leaves the encrypted version. Is there a way to avoid this so I don't have to keep deleting the extras?
[03:57] <eoeas> pyoor : first you explain to me why what I said is not true :)
[03:57] <pyoor> eoeas: curl --cookie cookies.txt --cookie-jar cookies.txt --user-agent Mozilla/5.0 --data "your post data" "http://www.yoursite.com"
[03:57] <IdleOne> hiexpo: ??
[03:57] <h00k> Gadu: no
[03:58] <Gadu> that's a bit annoying lol
[03:58] <pyoor> eoeas: it's not true because there are several utilities available in linux that will allow you to pass post paramters (i.e. login credentials) to a web application
[03:58] <dxtr> And should I be worried about /srv?
[03:58] <h00k> !coc | hiexpo
[03:58] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - sorry that guy just ps'd me off
[03:58] <dxtr> If I'll be using it as a workstation
[03:58] <eoeas> pyoor: I see, I was not aware of those utilities :)
[03:59] <Flannel> dxtr: Both of those don't have anythign in them except what you stick in them
[03:59] <IdleOne> hiexpo: Well, when that happens I suggest you play a game or something else. Please do not call people names.
[03:59] <Gadu> h00k: so everyone that uses this encryption method just deletes the original every time?
[03:59] <eoeas> pyoor: Thanks
[03:59] <Gadu> or is there something that I haven't thought of?
[03:59] <OutCast> how to reg nick?
[03:59] <h00k> Gadu: Yes, it doesn't "replace" the file with the encrypted version, it creates a new, encrypted version of that file
[03:59] <pyoor> eoeas: np
[03:59] <h00k> !register | OutCast
[03:59] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - i know it's just when u try to help a guy ya know
[03:59] <alpharesearch_> Is it possible to enable the shutdown time in 10.04 again?
[04:00] <h00k> alpharesearch_: please head to #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[04:00] <pyoor> alpharesearch_: cron?
[04:00] <alpharesearch_> thanks
[04:00] <IdleOne> hiexpo: yes I know. When I get frustrated I go do other stuff. I don't take my frustration out on the people looking for help.
[04:00] <pyoor> Does anyone here use teamspeak
[04:01] <Gadu> h00k: do you know what command is executed upon the file to run the encryption? so I can make a nautilus script that does the encryption as normal but also rm it
[04:01] <h00k> Gadu: it's 'gpg'
[04:01] <Gadu> thanks h00k, I'm sure I can figure the rest out
[04:03] <ProfOak> How do you check the bitrate of an audio file through the terminal?
[04:03] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - I know sorry but he is a retard lol ya know i have been with unix for 12 years now ANd started with a shell was lucky enough to have a nice desktop like this
[04:04] <OutCast> Prof0ak: use WinAMP
[04:04] <ProfOak> OutCast: Winamp for linux?
[04:05] <IdleOne> hiexpo: I asked you not to insult people by calling them names. I don't care how much experience you have with Linux it does not give you the right to insult anybody. Pleasse DO NOT do it again.
[04:05] <OutCast> Prof0ak: no. i use for windows.
[04:05] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - ok sorry
[04:05] <OutCast> Prof0ak: install wine for it
[04:05] <ridz16> hey yall
[04:05] <ProfOak> OutCast: Can you even run winamp through the terminal?
[04:05] <eoeas> Opening a can of sympathy for hiexpo ..
[04:05] <evon> can i get help with ubuntu one here?
[04:06] <schultza> If I was making a backup of a DVD (for backup purposes) what would be the best program for that?
[04:06] <ProfOak> evon: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[04:06] <schultza> data disk
[04:06] <bulltitan> i'm testing lucid lynx and the first thing i've noticed is that skype sound is crackling and pretty bad, is there a solution for this or will be?
[04:06] <h00k> ubottu: backup | schultza
[04:06] <h00k> ubottu: lucid | bulltitan
[04:06] <evon> ProfOak, i'm not asking to as i'm just making sure i'm in the right channel is all
[04:06] <OutCast> Prof0ak: i have a label on desktop. its simple and fast
[04:06] <schultza> thats of the system, i was asking of a DVD
[04:07] <ProfOak> evon: This is the official ubuntu help channel
[04:07] <evon> How do I sync my ubuntu one folders?
[04:07] <neil_d> using Hardy .. I am getting an error when opening a folder "GConf error: Adding client to server's list failed, CORBA error: IDL:omb.org/CORMA/COMM_FAILURE:1,0"  :( what is wrong?  how do I fix it?
[04:07] <bulltitan> i know it is a beta i mean release candidate now but none of the updates recently downloaded fixed this pulse audio problem
[04:07] <evon> when i copy files to my ubuntu one folder through nautilus i cannot see my files online
[04:08] <h00k> ubottu: one | evon
[04:08] <ProfOak> How do you check the bitrate of an audio file through the terminal?
[04:08] <h00k> ah, that's the channel
[04:08] <evon> Profoak, so i was in the wrong channel
[04:09] <hiexpo> eoeas,  - man i am going back to paros and backtrack i didn't want this action
[04:09] <DR_Fun1> #help
[04:09] <TomJ> is Netbook remix generally recommended? I am considering it for use on my Mum's Dell Latitude, it's a proper laptop, but a Celeron, and slow as hell in XP. she just needs firefox and openoffice
[04:10] <crazygir> anyone else ever have a problem with the networking info popup windows?
[04:10] <h00k> TomJ: it has all of the same packages as Ubuntu, just with the clutter interface
[04:10] <crazygir> these have *never* displayed properly
[04:10] <bulltitan> so regarding lucid the topic is don't ask yet,... right?
[04:10] <mdg2> crazygir: how did it go?
[04:10] <crazygir> by that I mean they pop up, but I see grey, no text
[04:10] <h00k> bulltitan: not in here, but you can definitely ask in #ubuntu+1
[04:10] <bulltitan> ok
[04:11] <crazygir> mdg2: upgraded, but no go on either connecting to vpn or resolv.conf
[04:11] <crazygir> -_-
[04:11] <pepee> bulltitan, which is ridiculous
[04:11] <TomJ> h00k: ah, so no specific optimisations for slower processors?  or that's one of the reasons for the clutter interface, it's quicker?
[04:11] <pepee> * I think
[04:11] <linux> Alright, just did a fresh install of Ubuntu.
[04:11] <TomJ> oh, actually, maybe not - "the whole thing [clutter interface] is a bit too sluggish and processor-hungry."
[04:11] <linux> And yet the desktop effects can not be enable, even with just the restricted drivers installed for my FX 5500 card.
[04:11] <crazygir> there must be some competition for that nick..
[04:11] <TomJ> shame, the interface looks nice. i need something as simple as possible for my mum :)
[04:12] <pepee> linux, karmic?
[04:12] <h00k> TomJ: no, it's actually the same kernel and everything. The interface makes it easier to use on smaller screens, it's quite snappy on my netbook.
[04:12] <TomJ> ok thanks h00k
[04:12] <linux> pepee: lucid lynx
[04:12] <eoeas> hiexpo: paros <-- ??
[04:12] <linux> pepee: And it's me, goodfella
[04:12] <mdg2> crazygir: so you still can't get on internet?
[04:12] <h00k> TomJ: there are lighter versions, not with the gnome environment
[04:12] <pepee> ahh ok
[04:12] <eoeas> ProfOak: Check: http://www.mpg123.de/features.shtml
[04:12] <ZykoticK9> ProfOak, for MP3 files install the package mp3info and use the switch -x "mp3info -x $FILENAME.mp3"
[04:12] <crazygir> mdg2: I'm on now.. it's the vpn I can't have at the same time
[04:13] <crazygir> it used to disconnect me, that at least doesn't happen anymore
[04:13] <ProfOak> ZykoticK9, eoeas: Thanks
[04:13] <TomJ> h00k: any thoughts on the relative resource usage of gnome vs KDE?  I was going to give her kubuntu, as KDE is what I know and prefer personally
[04:13] <crazygir> but I can't really debug the vpn issue now as the info popups don't display
[04:13] <crazygir> (anyone else have that issue?)
[04:13] <pepee> linux, lsmod | grep nvidia
[04:13] <crazygir> I've noticed the same on several xubuntu installs
[04:13] <crazygir> across different systems
[04:14] <TomJ> although actually I supppose xubuntu would probably be the lightest resource usage, of the three?
[04:14] <linux> pepee: nvidia               7087672  24 agpgart                31724  2 nvidia,intel_agp
[04:14] <OutCast> ubuntu, xubuntu what is diffirence?
[04:14] <h00k> TomJ: I haven't used KDE 4 extensively, perhaps grab a live-USB of each and try with her
[04:14] <mdg2> crazygir: I would have no idea how to setup a vpn...
[04:14] <TomJ> h00k: yeah I will. ok thanks
[04:14] <TomJ> actually that's a good point, KDE 4 is a bit of a dog. I'm still using KDE 3.5 personally.
[04:14] <pepee> linux, try using the nvidia control panel
[04:15] <TomJ> OutCast: ubuntu comes with gnome by default, xubuntu has xfce by default
[04:15] <sinistrad> !xubuntu
[04:15] <linux> pepee: alright, let me grab it. Under synpatic as "nvidia-settings", right?
[04:15] <pepee> linux, no idea hehe
[04:15] <voss749> In 2002 gentoo got more site traffic than debian
[04:15] <hiexpo> eoeas,  - i i just don't need this ya know i am just trying to help people //// but not going to hold a hand I am a nice guy //// dometimes    lol
[04:16] <linux> pepee: lol I think it is. :D we'll see
[04:16] <pepee> linux, I'm just trying to know if it's a problem with the driver itself, or the config
[04:16] <eoeas> TomJ: Check: http://fluxbuntu.org/
[04:16] <OutCast> TomJ: i see only gnome, need to try xfce?
[04:17] <TomJ> OutCast: you don't need to try anything - gnome, xfce and KDE are different desktop systems.  try them all, use the one you like most
[04:17] <pepee> OutCast, apt-get install xubuntu-desktop ?
[04:17] <TomJ> eoeas: thanks, yeah fluxbox is the lightest of them all I guess
[04:17] <OutCast> TomJ: what of this systems more easy and powerfull?
[04:18] <hiexpo> i wish we still had our paros support
[04:18] <OutCast> pepee: i dont crazy=)
[04:18] <TomJ> OutCast: that's a matter of opinion. I believe KDE is the best system.  however, KDE 4 is a huge resource-hogging dog in my view. so maybe not any more.  ask three people and you'll get hree different answers to this question. you just need to see what you like yourself
[04:18] <mdg2> crazygir: http://www.craigmayhew.com/blog/2009/11/setting-up-vpn-in-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/
[04:19] <ZykoticK9> eoeas, TomJ Fluxbuntu is WAY outdated.  I'd suggest, if you are interested in fluxbox, just install it with a minimal cd or something
[04:19] <TomJ> OutCast: I would say that KDE 4 is probably the prettiest system.. it has all the desktop effects, swirly windows etc, and I think gnome has less of that.  so that's one factor, if you like that sort of stuff
[04:19] <eoeas> hiexpo: Be patient and think back how you where when you started, I just had a guy totally new to linux, wanted to start off learning by configuring his wireless card, told him it was too difficult to start of with.
[04:19] <TomJ> ZykoticK9: ok thanks.  actually outdated doesnt matter in my case, it's for my mum - it just needs to work and be fast and be easy.  i'm going to set it to auto-run firefox on startup, and then she'll probably never use any other app ever
[04:20] <eoeas> ZykoticK9: TomJ: True
[04:20] <linux> pepee: I think Compiz is just blacklisting the card. I changed up some of the settings and now the screen looks *super sharp and clear.
[04:20] <linux> pepee: In the end, I think the card works. :D
[04:20] <casemods> when I start up ubuntu it says "repair shell started" or soemthing - what is this? I'm trying to have it for my dad....
[04:20] <OutCast> TomJ: ok, i have 1.5Gb of RAM and 1-core 2Ghz processor, 2xGF6600 video. what you recommend me? what system be a faster on this comp?
[04:20] <pepee> linux, yup, the module is loaded
[04:20] <linux> pepee: sweet. Stupid compiz lawl
[04:21] <pepee> good to know it's working
[04:21] <pepee> hehe
[04:21] <TomJ> OutCast: KDE 3.5 will run very nicely on that.  KDE 4, I dont know.. my laptop has 256mb 9300 nvidia graphics, 4GB ram, and core 2 duo 2.5ghz -  KDE 3.5 is smooth as silk,  KDE 4 chugs sometimes
[04:21] <xangua> OutCast: faster would be a desktop enviroment like xfce, lxde, fluxbox¿¿ well this last one is not a dektop enviroment
[04:21] <TomJ> OutCast: I would say on your system that all desktops will run very smoothly for sure, except maybe KDE 4 that might chug a bit, unless you turn off some of the fancy effects
[04:22] <voss749> tomj, go with xfce
[04:22] <TomJ> voss749: for being quick and easy to use?
[04:22] <binary0011> omg dude I'm so screwed...
[04:22] <voss749> yeah its a minimalist gui
[04:23] <sinistrad> should I use apt-get or aptitude for dist-upgrade?
[04:23] <mdg2> crazygir: was my link any help?
[04:23] <casemods> what is a maintenance shell and how can i disable it on startup?
[04:23] <eoeas> TomJ: Just tell her about lynx and leave her to the terminal, ya can't go lighter than that :p
[04:23] <pepee> sinistrad, aptitude is better IMO
[04:23] <linux> lol! Yes, compiz has blacklisted this particular pci-id. Which is weird, considering they only list Intel and ATi card. Anyway, "linux@linux-desktop:~$ sudo SKIP_CHECKS=yes compiz
[04:23] <linux> Blacklisted PCI ID 8086:2562 detected
[04:23] <linux> Launching fallback window manager"
[04:23] <TomJ> yeah I think I'll start with that.  the prime objective is for it just to be quick and responsive.. my mum's laptop is horrendously slow on XP, and I'm still not quite sure why. it has 2.4ghz, it's a Celeron, but I didnt realise they were quite *that* bad. but apparently they are
[04:24] <TomJ> eoeas: hahaha, yeah.. actually, she still hasn't quite got hte concept of windows and how to maximise them, so perhaps a non-windowed system would work :)
[04:24] <OutCast> TomJ: now i have problem to conf SLI on linux:( drivers dont have a need mode
[04:24] <crazygir> mdg2: indeed, there is a lot of good connection info, I was actually looking for that to be able to setup a manual connection in openbsd
[04:24] <sinistrad> pepee, I've heard that as well recently. I've been reading posts(which are usually outdated) that said ubuntu preferred apt-get, but I've heard in here mostly aptitude for updates, but wasn't sure about dist-upgrades.
[04:24] <eoeas> TomJ: lol
[04:24] <crazygir> I hadn't really looked yet, so thank you!
[04:25] <hiexpo> eoeas,  - its like my ole buddy came here last night pure_hate and was helping people they treated him like sh//////  because of his nic   and he is with it
[04:25] <fike2903> hey
[04:25] <crazygir> sinistrad: the number of tools to do something like that scares me
[04:25] <crazygir> makes me trust all of them less
[04:25] <linux> pepee/hiexpo: Well, besides the simple fact I can't run compiz, it should still work with my 3D games, right?
[04:25] <TomJ> hiexpo: they were mean to him because of his network card?  that's harsh
[04:25] <casemods> what is a maintenance shell and how can i disable it on startup?
[04:26] <pepee> linux, yeah, I suppose. just try
[04:26] <fike2903> why is Linux Free??
[04:26] <sinistrad> crazygir, True, but I'm doing this update remotely
[04:26] <TomJ> fike2903: you're complaining?
[04:26] <F1skr> hello i am following this guide: http://source.android.com/download#TOC-Installing-Repo
[04:26] <F1skr> i have come to a problem around step 2. run repo init to bring ....
[04:26] <xangua> fike2903: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software
[04:26] <fike2903> no im not complaning
[04:26] <F1skr> when i run the command, my system doesn't know the repo command what could be the problem?
[04:26] <fike2903> just wondering
[04:27] <xangua> fike2903: free as in freedom, NOT as in free beet
[04:27] <ZykoticK9> casemods, you're getting dropped to maintenance shell for some reason - most likely cause is a file system check needs to be manually run.
[04:27] <hiexpo> TomJ,  - let me tell ya he made backtrack
[04:27] <F1skr> i have the bin directory and the repo inside statet in the steps above.
[04:27] <xangua> beer*
[04:27] <fike2903> freedom isnt free
[04:27] <TomJ> xangua: well, it's also free as in beer
[04:27] <pepee> casemods, tha one you get after booting?
[04:27] <IdleOne> hiexpo: may I message you?
[04:27] <pepee> *the
[04:27] <hiexpo> sure
[04:27] <cellofellow> where does Nautilus store its extended file attributes?
[04:28] <casemods> @pepee it happens when I load ubuntu
[04:28] <TomJ> and actually it's not completely free as in freedom.. you can't do what you like to it.  GPL is one of the more restrictive licenses in that sense. BSD is 'more' free, in that there are fewer restrictions on what you can do with it
[04:28] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - sure
[04:28] <eoeas> TomJ: You're a funny character, don't wind the guy up :-D
[04:28] <xangua> TomJ: not necessary or forcibly
[04:28] <casemods> @ZykoticK9 how can i disable it from happening?
[04:28] <pepee> casemods, what do you mean by "load ubuntu"?
[04:29] <pepee> after grub?
[04:29] <casemods> @pepee when I boot the system
[04:29] <casemods> I believe so - new to linux
[04:29] <eatloaf> Hi.  My external drive periodically goes Read Only.  How can I find out what's wrong?
[04:29] <pepee> casemods, well, you have a problem with an app
[04:29] <cellofellow> Nautilus file attributes anybody? Emblems, directory settings, that sort of thing? Where are they stored?
[04:30] <cellofellow> I looked in gconf and ~/.gnome2
[04:30] <pepee> casemods, can you log into gnome after that?
[04:30] <usr13> cellofellow: What are you trying to do?
[04:30] <OutCast> anybody plays Q3 Arena?
[04:30] <cellofellow> usr13: just trying to understand nautilus, and want to hack the attributes manually to tweak some things.
[04:31] <TomJ> eoeas: who? :) hiexpo?
[04:31] <pepee> OutCast, try #games
[04:31] <usr13> eatloaf: Do you have a fastab entry for it?  Or is it being mounted as needed by udev?
[04:31] <ZykoticK9> OutCast, yes - i do
[04:31] <OutCast> #games
[04:31] <eoeas> TomJ: Yeah him :)
[04:31] <eatloaf> there's an fstab entry.
[04:31] <TomJ> eoeas :)
[04:31] <ZykoticK9> OutCast, no sound?
[04:31] <OutCast> pepee: how?
[04:31] <eoeas> fike2903: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
[04:31] <pepee> ohh sorry, that channel doesn't exists lol
[04:31] <OutCast> ZykoticK9: i have sound. i fix this
[04:31] <casemods> @pepee it says "hit control D to cancel" or something and I can type things...not sure what else to do ha
[04:31] <usr13> cellofellow: Well, I'll leave someone else to coach you.  I'm not a nautilus expert.
[04:31] <ZykoticK9> OutCast, what is your question?
[04:32] <mdg2> night all!
[04:32] <mdg2> o/
[04:32] <pepee> casemods, ubuntu version?
[04:32] <usr13> eatloaf: pastebin it and let us have a look.
[04:32] <OutCast> ZykoticK9: ping is my problem
[04:32] <eoeas> TomJ: He's really upset cause his buddy got dissed
[04:32] <casemods> 9.10
[04:32] <TomJ> eoeas: bless
[04:32] <ZykoticK9> OutCast, can't help with that sorry.  Good luck man.
[04:32] <pepee> casemods, do you have wired connection?
[04:32] <OutCast> ZykoticK9: on windows i have ~60, ubuntu ~270
[04:32] <pepee> casemods, i'll explain it latter...
[04:33] <eoeas> TomJ: :-D
[04:33] <casemods> pepee im not hooked up to the internet
[04:34] <casemods> on the linux box
[04:34] <SilverFox> when I connect to my webserver (apache2) locally (via ssh tunnel), its really fast, but off net, its really slow.  Any ideas why?
[04:34] <OutCast> pepee: "#games" is out
[04:34] <pepee> casemods, yeah, I know... but it can be connected?
[04:35] <casemods> yes i have wired when I need it
[04:35] <SilverFox> could it be ufw?
[04:35] <OutCast> what is "wired"?
[04:35] <pepee> casemods, anyway, you are in the command line?
[04:36] <eatloaf> usr13: it's the last entry: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/SVYaxFYU
[04:36] <casemods> yes, i believe so
[04:36] <Guegs> How do I start SSHD in Ubuntu?
[04:36] <ohodi> my computer wont load any "https://" pages, on any browser. Can anyone helpa?
[04:36] <pepee> casemods, ok, execute this: mount -o remount,rw /
[04:36] <Losha> OutCast: it means ethernet using a cable...
[04:36] <thiemster> Guegs: I'm not exactly sure but possibly run "/etc/rc.d/sshd start"
[04:37] <thiemster> Guegs: That's what it is on arch linux. and I'm guessing it's the same or about the same on ubuntu
[04:37] <casemods> ok im gonna try it brb
[04:37] <eatloaf> Guegs, thiemster: "service ssh start" ?
[04:37] <Izinucs> Guegs: sudo service ssh start or possibly sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
[04:37] <Losha> Guegs: if you sucessfully installed sshd, it should be already running....
[04:37] <thiemster> eatloaf: that could work too
[04:37] <pepee> casemods, after that, you have to upgrade your system
[04:37] <OutCast> Losha: thx)
[04:37] <thiemster> eatloaf: but probably with sudo or running as root
[04:37] <eatloaf> roit
[04:37] <casemods> pepee how do I upgrade?
[04:38] <MrAlexandro> Lamah Detector Activated!!
[04:38] <MrAlexandro> Searching.......
[04:38] <MrAlexandro> Searching......
[04:38] <MrAlexandro> Lamah Found !!!
[04:38] <OutCast> Losha: in english i not completely god)
[04:38] <FloodBot1> MrAlexandro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:38] <MrAlexandro> Lamah Detector Powering Down
[04:38] <Losha> OutCast: you're doing fine...
[04:38] <pepee> sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
[04:38] <Alcor> ohodi can you still receive/send email?
[04:38] <MrAlexandro> what is wrong with this irc client
[04:38] <ohodi> Alcor, using what method?
[04:39] <ZykoticK9> MrAlexandro, do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[04:39] <Guegs> Figured it out I think. Thanks guys! :)
[04:39] <Alcor> ohodi Are u using ubuntu?
[04:39] <MrAlexandro> ZykoticK9 no, i am talking to myself i think:)
[04:39] <thiemster> MrAlexandro: what irc client is it?
[04:39] <pepee>  casemods , do you know how to upgrade to lucid?
[04:39] <ohodi> Alcor, yes
[04:39] <usr13> eatloaf: Those last four characters are jammed together, ro03  and the 3 should be a 1 or 0 I think  ro  0  0  -or  -ro  0  1
[04:39] <OutCast> i install "YouTranslate!" i think its help me)
[04:39] <usr13> Thats one thing...
[04:40] <ZykoticK9> MrAlexandro, feel free to chat to yourself in #ubuntu-offtopic - but this is the support channel only
[04:40] <MrAlexandro> thiemster vortec irc. i am wuiting it anyway now. it is way wrong for me, ZykoticK9 i know i was not planning on this replies :D
[04:40] <Alcor> ohodi Did you set up evolution?
[04:40] <ohodi> Alcor, no
[04:40] <thiemster> MrAlexandro: you could try with another one. XChat is very good
[04:40] <usr13> eatloaf: You need to have spaces between the fields.
[04:41] <Alcor> ohodi do you have anything else?
[04:41] <antonio_> hey
[04:41] <mozillanerd> I have abandoned my effort with 9.10 Karmic Koala - back on 9.04, and  it looks swell and fast.
[04:41] <hiexpo> !hey
[04:41] <ohodi> Alcor, my browser
[04:41] <antonio_> hey losha:
[04:41] <eatloaf> usr13: what's a 3 in the last spot?
[04:41] <Losha> antonio_: hi there...
[04:41] <thiemster> mozillanerd: you could try lucid in two days. it's supposed to be even faster and better
[04:41] <antonio_> so I used the split command earlier to split some files up, now I need to remerge them...
[04:41] <antonio_> losha: its me mylisto :D
[04:42] <eoeas> thiemster: Why faster?
[04:42] <pepee> mozillanerd, try lucid
[04:42] <eatloaf> usr13: in nano they're tabs. it's just 'cat' that slammed them together
[04:42] <hiexpo> Losha,  - hello :)
[04:42] <Alcor> ohodi Goto System -- admin -- network tools
[04:42] <thiemster> eoeas: I dunno, that's just what I've heard on the interwebz
[04:42] <Losha> antonio_: I remember the split command. Are you ready to recreate the file?
[04:42] <Losha> hiexpo: hi
[04:42] <antonio_> losha: you mind telling me how to remerge those files?
[04:42] <antonio_> oh yeah :D
[04:42] <eoeas> thiemster: I see
[04:42] <ohodi> Alcor, ok what next
[04:43] <eatloaf> I'm guessing that's it remouting because of errors, but how do i find the errors or figure out why they're happening.
[04:43] <Alcor> ohodi ping yahoo.com
[04:43] <mozillanerd> pepee: I have, it had the same slowness as 9.10. Sorry.
[04:43] <OutCast> YouTranslate! is bad. i go to find and install new translator
[04:43] <Losha> antonio_: ok, just a minute...
[04:43] <OutCast> our recommendation??
[04:43] <pepee> mozillanerd, try xubuntu lucid...
[04:43] <thiemster> mozillanerd: well, if you like 9.04 stay with it. at least until it's not supported any more
[04:43] <ohodi> Alcor, "the address www.yahoo.com cant be found"
[04:43] <mozillanerd> pepee: xbuntu? Please explain
[04:43] <nphase> having yet another installation step thats failed, "select and install software" this time
[04:44] <Alcor> ohodi try msn.com
[04:44] <thiemster> mozillanerd: or you could try lubuntu. LXDE is very, very fast.... at least on my computer. It seems as if it's much faster than XFCE
[04:44] <pepee> mozillanerd, ubuntu with xfce
[04:44] <thiemster> mozillanerd: xubuntu is ubuntu with the xfce desktop environment
[04:44] <ohodi> Alcor, same thing
[04:44] <nphase> on server x86_65
[04:44] <nphase> s/65/64/
[04:44] <Alcor> ohodi r u on ethernet?
[04:44] <thiemster> mozillanerd: It's not as user-friendly as gnome (in my opinion), but it uses less RAM
[04:44] <ohodi> Alcor, wifi
[04:45] <OutCast> "FreeSpeak" is good??
[04:45] <Alcor> ohodi r u wifi ing your own router?
[04:45] <hiexpo> i am gonna be a man and say sorry all // I am a jerk
[04:45] <ohodi> Alcor, what does that mean?
[04:45] <nphase> "Executing 'grub-install (hd0)' failed
[04:46] <nphase> more errors
[04:46] <hiexpo> :)
[04:46] <nphase> love all these errors, theyre awesome
[04:46] <Alcor> ohodi where r u wifi ing to?
[04:46] <OutCast> hiexpo: what is "jerk"?
[04:46] <ohodi> Alcor, my own router
[04:46] <mozillanerd> 9.04 is pretty fast on the old Dell Inspiron 8200 with Nvidea acelerated driver. (v.  96) thanks for suggestions
[04:46] <gp5st> how do i get the pin i used to pair a phone with my computer?
[04:46] <hiexpo> :)
[04:47] <Izinucs> gp5st: try 0000
[04:47] <eoeas> hiexpo: Forgiven :)
[04:47] <Alcor> ohodi have y another computer on your router?
[04:47] <DingGGu> how to upgrade ubuntu 10.04 LTS?
[04:47] <ZykoticK9> thiemster, xfce doesn't use a whole lot less RAM though - see http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_desktop_vitals&num=1 for comparison of Gnome,Xfce,KDE,Lxde
[04:47] <Alcor> you
[04:47] <voss749> KDE is the fancy gui, Gnome the regular gui, Xfce the lean gui, and Lxde the skinny gui
[04:47] <DingGGu> i'm ubuntu 10.04 beta2
[04:47] <Losha> OutCast: jerk -> someone who behaves badly...
[04:47] <ohodi> Alcor, yes
[04:47] <thiemster> mozillanerd: just take note if you decide to stick with 9.04 for the time being: it is only officially supported for 18 months (I'm pretty sure) so you'd be a fool to use it past then when there aren't security updates
[04:47] <rww> DingGGu: Lucid/10.04 discussion and support is in #ubuntu+1, not here
[04:47] <OutCast> Losha: thx
[04:47] <Alcor> ohodi can u reach the internet from there?
[04:47] <DingGGu> thanks :)
[04:48] <ohodi> Alcor, let me try
[04:48] <Alcor> k
[04:48] <ohodi> Alcor, brb
[04:48] <thiemster> ZykoticK9: my bad. I had always heard that it was and it seemed much faster on my computer. But I use awesomewm now and that probably uses a tenth the memory of either
[04:48] <Alcor> k
[04:48] <gp5st> Izinucs: when i paired it a few mins ago it gave me some random number 3375... and i'm setting up gammu and i thought that was the pin i needed?
[04:48] <Conley_> Does anyone here have Hulu Desktop installed?
[04:48] <mozillanerd> voss749: I am thinking of installing LXFE WM on OLPC XO
[04:48] <nphase> is there a netinstall version of ubuntu server install
[04:48] <thiemster> voss749: you're forgetting a bunch
[04:48] <thiemster> voss749: such as the *boxes
[04:48] <Izinucs> gp5st: maybe.. it was just a guess on my part
[04:48] <Losha> hiexpo: it takes a big person to say they're sorry. Props to you...
[04:48] <ZykoticK9> thiemster, it wasn't really "your bad", your statement was correct, i just wanted to point out that it's not a huge difference :)
[04:49] <azlon> i am creating a raid right now. i think it has a problem. it says: [8/7] [UUUUUUU_]    what does that mean?
[04:49] <thiemster> ZykoticK9: not my bad then
[04:49] <voss749> thie, not really I just dont care about them ;-)
[04:49] <ohodi> Alcor, yes works just fine
[04:49] <hiexpo> :)
[04:50] <thiemster> voss749: I'm just saying: you're saying lxde is "the skinny one" but this is only compared to the others that are mentioned. I use awesomewm (it truly is awesome) which is much "skinnier" than lxde
[04:50] <Alcor> ohodi power cycle the router
[04:50] <Alcor> ohodi may take a few mins
[04:50] <ohodi> Alcor, that could take a while. how long will you be here?
[04:50] <Conley_> Okay, would ~/.huludesktop be /home/conley/.huludesktop?
[04:50] <Alcor> ohodi i'll wait
[04:50] <thiemster> Conley_: yes
[04:51] <eoeas> thiemster: awesomewm looks like Xmonad
[04:51] <Conley_> thiemster: okay, cool
[04:51] <ohodi> ok brb 7 minutes
[04:51] <thiemster> eoeas: it is. but it's more like dwm, as it's based off of it. but they're all tiling
[04:51] <voss749> thie, there is no proposed official distro for awesomewm like lubuntu for lxde
[04:51] <OutCast> Losha: "if it is possible to understand these words and their sense it is not disrupted, then this translator precisely that I searched for"
[04:51] <ohodi> that ok?
[04:51] <hiexpo> i m just an ale hack someday i'll be somebody
[04:51] <thiemster> voss749: I know... just sayin... I guess I didn't realize you meant just with the officially supported desktop environments of the *buntus
[04:52] <OutCast> Losha: its understandable?
[04:52] <hiexpo> :)=
[04:52] <ohodi> Alcor, that ok?
[04:52] <Conley_> Does anyone here have Hulu Desktop?
[04:52] <voss749> awesomewm looks like amigaos from 1997 :)
[04:52] <Izinucs> OutCast: translators translate "correct language" not colloqial language.
[04:52] <Alcor> ohodi can u browse?
[04:52] <Losha> OutCast: yes, it's understandable, but not great. There's also #ubuntu-ru
[04:53] <thiemster> voss749: true, it does look quite retro. but that's why I like it ;)
[04:53] <xangua> !anyone > Conley_
[04:53] <antonio_> losha: let me know when you are ready
[04:53] <voss749> thie, yeah if I want retro ill go back to geos ;-)
[04:53] <ohodi> Alcor, yes everything but https:// websites
[04:53] <OutCast> Losha: #ubuntu-ru have a 60 peoples and no chat at all
[04:53] <thiemster> voss749: good thing it isn't the default in ubuntu. I think having to use a tiling window manager such as awesomewm would turn off any perspective linux users
[04:53] <Losha> antonio_: I just hung up the phone. Let's get to it. You have 3 files, right: xaa, xab and xac ?
[04:53] <antonio_> yeppers
[04:53] <hiexpo> brb
[04:53] <Alcor> ohodi everything?
[04:54] <voss749> thie, yeah it be like ubuntu 3.2 edition hehe
[04:54] <voss749> 3.1
[04:54] <thiemster> voss749: haha probably. before that even. it's more like something that would come out in the early 90s
[04:54] <voss749> Ubuntu 95 hehe
[04:54] <ohodi> Alcor, I can only not reach httpS:// websites. note the "S"
[04:54] <Losha> OutCast: well, your English seems better than the translator...
[04:54] <Conley_> Okay, what does it say inside /home/username/.huludesktop, for someone that has it installed
[04:54] <voss749> Ubuntu 95 is xfce ;)
[04:54] <OutCast> Losha: but some words i dont know
[04:55] <thiemster> voss749: but once I got used to it (took a day or two and a LOT of online help), it is very, very useful because it's completely powered by keyboard shortcuts
[04:55] <Losha> OutCast: it's ok to ask when you don't know. Practice makes perfect...
[04:55] <felon> what is the command for listing all processes being ran
[04:55] <rww> felon: ps -A
[04:55] <thiemster> felon:top
[04:55] <ohodi> Alcor,  hello?
[04:55] <thiemster> felon: or install htop which is a lot better (sudo apt-get install htop)
[04:55] <Losha> felon: I like ps ax because it shows detached processes too...
[04:56] <felon> i was just reading about the apt feature
[04:56] <Alcor> ohodi can you search and hit ubuntu?
[04:56] <thiemster> voss749: haha. makes sense. ish.
[04:56] <Losha> antonio_: ?
[04:56] <antonio_> yeah
[04:56] <thiemster> felon:the apt feature is probably one of the best in debian/ubuntu
[04:56] <antonio_> sorry was opening terminal
[04:56] <thiemster> felon:it's just so simple
[04:56] <felon> why use apt - get when theres software center
[04:56] <plum-mobile> Hello, can anyone help me fix my problem? My new ubuntu install says Bootmgr is Missing..
[04:56] <ohodi> Alcor, yes
[04:57] <Losha> antonio_: where do you want to put the recreated file?
[04:57] <Izinucs> felon: it's faster
[04:57] <felon> oh
[04:57] <ohodi> Alcor, yes i can hit ubuntu.com
[04:57] <antonio_> in .virtualbox in my new home holder
[04:57] <ohodi> i mean ubuntu.org
[04:57] <antonio_> folder
[04:57] <Conley_> plum-mobile: reinstall and make sure you install grub?
[04:57] <thiemster> felon: it's easier if you already know what you're looking for. suppose you want to install a program, htop for example. You just need to type in "sudo apt-get install htop" and it will install. with the software center, you need to look through a lot of menus first
[04:57] <tushar> guys my wireless is not working in lucid, was working in karmic
[04:57] <Losha> antonio_: I mean, what is the full pathname for the file you want to recreate?
[04:57] <azlon> i need some help with a software raid. this is my cat /proc/mdstat http://www.pastebin.org/181691
[04:57] <felon> i c
[04:57] <Alcor> ohodi try the http addrs for ubunto.com
[04:57] <thiemster> voss749: haha fair enough
[04:58] <antonio_> losha: mind if I pm you, too much text flying by
[04:58] <tushar> help! wireless not working in lucid
[04:58] <azlon> i think i drive is failed but it doesnt say which drive failed... how can i find out what is wrong?
[04:58] <Losha> antonio_: ok
[04:58] <ohodi> Alcor, it works. i mentioned that.:)
[04:58] <thiemster> felon: but, for new users (such as I presume you are), the software center is very nice
[04:58] <riverofnuts> how do i get ubuntu to work on my laptop
[04:58] <riverofnuts> it wont connect to my wifi
[04:58] <thiemster> felon: just know that it isn't the only method of installing/removing software
[04:58] <xangua> riverofnuts: what wireless card do you use¿
[04:59] <Luyza> I'm trying to get pressure sensitivity to work on wacom and Now I'm on GIMP, and the wiki says "All the values have to be the same as in the picture" https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=Screenshot-Gimp_Input.png      But I don't see "Stylus"! What can I do?
[04:59] <riverofnuts> broadcom
[04:59] <riverofnuts> its an old laptop
[04:59] <riverofnuts> it wont auto install my wifi driver..
[04:59] <riverofnuts> i can only connect to the internet via an ethernet cable
[04:59] <Alcor> ohodi dont do the search, do the http addrs thing at the top of the broweser
[04:59] <riverofnuts> compaq presario v3131tu to be exact
[04:59] <ohodi> Alcor, that works too
[04:59] <plum-mobile> Conley_: so from grub how do I reinstall it? I just did sudo apt-get install grub...
[05:00] <Guest42045> where can i get a nice simple .deb for tightvnc?
[05:00] <Alcor> ohodi r u back on the wifi system?
[05:00] <tushar> my laptop is compaq presario cq40. WIRELESS NOT WORKING HELP!
[05:00] <Guest42045> tushar, fresh install?
[05:00] <tushar> Guest42045: wow! isn't there any other way
[05:01] <felon> yes, but im trying to learn some command line, id really like to know. comparing the usr/bin to windows/programfiles, like is that a good compare, lets say i want to download something that aint in the apt or software center
[05:01] <ohodi> Alcor, I haven't power cycled my router yet. it will take around 7 minutes at least. i was trying to ask you if you were ok with that.
[05:01] <thiemster> voss749: perhaps that's what I like about it. it doesn't have any of the bloat that modern systems have and I have a fairly old (2002ish) computer
[05:01] <felon> where would i install it after i get it ..?
[05:01] <Guest42045> tushar, no, is it a fresh install?
[05:01] <thiemster> voss749: but luckily it has a whole 512MB of ram. a lot for then
[05:01] <Guest42045> tushar, im asking,
[05:01] <Alcor> ohodi i said i will wait
[05:01] <ohodi> Alcor, ok going to do that now
[05:01] <thiemster> felon: I'm pretty sure you could install it to /opt
[05:01] <Izinucs> Guest42045: vinagre is vnc.. sudo apt-get install vinagre .. might be already installed
[05:01] <thiemster> felon: but don't quote me on that
[05:02] <Jordan_U> !filesystem | felon
[05:02] <Guest42045> Izinucs, is that as good as tightvnc?
[05:02] <Alcor> ohodi k
[05:02] <Losha> felon: yes, /usr/bin is like Windows/Program Files. Where you put things depends. What are you trying to install?
[05:02] <thiemster> felon: but for most (not 100%, but most programs that you will need) programs, the repositories will have them
[05:02] <tushar> Guest42045: no, i upgraded from karmic.
[05:02] <azlon> how can i tell which drive in my RAID is bad? http://www.pastebin.org/181691
[05:02] <Izinucs> Guest42045: look in synaptic for tight vnc.. it's also there.
[05:02] <felon> i know i can install anywhere, but i guess im trying to say aint usr/bin equivlent to windows/programs ... where programs would be installed ?
[05:02] <plum-mobile> How can I install grub to my hard drive? I don't know what hd number it is (hd0,0) etc
[05:02] <tushar> Guest42045: it was working in karmic.
[05:02] <felon> thx Losha
[05:02] <Guest42045> tushar perhaps in #ubuntu+1 they would know
[05:02] <Izinucs> felon: yes .. sort of
[05:03] <sinistrad> felon, /usr/bin/ is normally in the "path" in windows terms
[05:03] <tushar> Guest42045: ok
[05:03] <thiemster> gotta go everyone
[05:03] <thiemster> see you.... sometime... else?
[05:03] <voss749> izinucs, Apt-get install viagra?
[05:03] <sinistrad> felon, so things placed in there are available to the command-line from most anywhere
[05:03] <felon> yes thx for clarifying that guyz thx.
[05:03] <draccy> Hey folks. Sound has suddenly disappeared in this Ubuntu Karmic install. Tried three different sound cards, all of which appear in the software to be working properly. Tried multiple sets of speakers, alsamixer, pulseaudio controls, etc.
[05:03] <Izinucs> voss749: vinagre
[05:03] <draccy> It acts like sound is working, the hardware appears to be working, but I get no sound. Volume is cranked, of course.
[05:03] <StrangeCharm> how can i force 9.10 always to dial a vpn connection when signing onto a wifi network?
[05:03] <Jordan_U> plum-mobile: You don't pass (hdx,x) values to grub-install, just "grub-install /dev/sda" (if you want to install to sda)
[05:04] <Guest42045> Izinucs, i feel dumb. good tip, looking in synaptic lol'
[05:04] <Guest42045> Izinucs, except, where is it? I installed from synaptic...
[05:05] <itilious> how do i keep a bash script running in the background
[05:05] <felon> ubuntu is sexy
[05:05] <itilious> i think its  a "bash" script but i'm a noob ;)
[05:05] <sinistrad> felon, also, if you compile stuff, what you compile will often have an installer that you run after you "make" it, and that will put things in place if you plan on making it system-wide, or if you only want it to be used by your user account only, you can place your created binaries into wherever in your /home dir
[05:05] <Izinucs> Guest42045: typically shows up in Applications>Internet>terminal server client
[05:05] <felon> yep
[05:05] <felon> for instance .... i umm
[05:06] <Guest42045> Izinucs, wait, terminal server client is tightvnc?
[05:06] <felon> downloaded/ iroffer from site instead of using software center
[05:06] <Guest42045> Izinucs, i had that before I installed....
[05:06] <Izinucs> Guest42045: yep.. If I remember correctly.. it's been a while since I used it.
[05:06] <RickZilla> I seem to have lost a couple of iconsright next to the time and date in the top right hand corner of my screen, not sure where they went, and I can't seem to get them back with the Add to Panel menu...specifically I lost my power and wireless signal icons...where else can I go to get those back?
[05:06] <felon> ./configured make and mak'd install
[05:06] <StrangeCharm> i'm on 9.10. i don't want to access the 'net without using a vpn. how can require a vpn to be dialed whenever there's a network connection, and automatically redial it if it's dropped?
[05:06] <felon> then did the config file
[05:06] <SvendJolly> Hello folks. I have just installed ubuntu for the first time about six hours ago. I am really confused :) The problem concerns Surround sound, i can't get it working. Only Stereo. I have googled, read and tried over and over all night (morning here now), so i suppose i need some help now.
[05:06] <Guest42045> Izinucs, how do i get it to lauch as a server automaticlly on each boot
[05:07] <Jordan_U> plum-mobile: First of all, if you are getting the error that Bootmgr is missing it's window's bootloader that is broken, not grub.
[05:07] <Losha> felon: that will work, but it's not the best way to install software. Much better to use a repository version if one is available...
[05:07] <Guest42045> SvendJolly, have you played with the check boxes in pulseaudio?
[05:07] <Izinucs> Guest42045: System>Preferences>Remote Desktop
[05:07] <Jordan_U> StrangeCharm: Set up the VPN in System > Preferences > Network Connections
[05:07] <sinistrad> felon, yep, you'll often ./configure, make, sudo make install. Losha is right, if the same software is in the repositories, it is the easiest way to get it
[05:08] <ZykoticK9> !checkinstall
[05:08] <Guest42045> Izinucs, i was told to use tightvnc instead of that cause its better?
[05:08] <Losha> SvendJolly: sound is a notorious trouble spot in Ubuntu. You're actually quite lucky you've got Stereo first time round...
[05:08] <Izinucs> Guest42045: it's a nominal difference..
[05:08] <draccy> See, this is why I'd love it if some channel management decided to split this channel into two or three branches. Sure, everyone can help everyone here, but look at the nicklist! It goes on forever. The 'help' flies by so fast that it's a miracle to behold if you actually get noticed.
[05:08] <StrangeCharm> Jordan_U, that will allow me to connect manually. i would like an automatic connection
[05:08] <sinistrad> felon, what ubottu said
[05:08] <Guest42045> Izinucs, ok. so how do i get it to run on boot?
[05:08] <felon> regardless with programs like iroffer that runs in a bg, repositories dont make and "install" for you right ?
[05:09] <Izinucs> draccy: that's why you use a person's nick when you talk to them so the line highlights
[05:09] <itilious> winehq
[05:09] <Jordan_U> StrangeCharm: Check the box "Connect automatically"
[05:09] <draccy> Izinucs, That doesn't help the getting-noticed-in-the-first-place part of it. :P
[05:09] <SvendJolly> Guest42045:  I have to tell you, ubuntu is really new to me. No i don't even know what pulseaudio is. But i can tell you, that i have tried messing the sound icon, but i cannot find anything about surround sound. Have to tell you, that i have SPDIF output in my soundcard, and used that in windows
[05:09] <Izinucs> Guest42045: that would be the server portion.. sorry I'm not really sure.. there should be some docs on it.
[05:09] <RickZilla> I seem to have lost a couple of iconsright next to the time and date in the top right hand corner of my screen, not sure where they went, and I can't seem to get them back with the Add to Panel menu...specifically I lost my power and wireless signal icons...where else can I go to get those back?
[05:10] <Losha> felon: yes they do. repositories contain ready compiled applications, and they get installed for you on request. They've usually been tested, and its easy to upgrade them and/or remove them if you want to. Saves a lot of work for you....
[05:10] <sinistrad> felon, no, they are precompiled binaries. They were compiled using the general architecture of your processor.
[05:10] <switch10_> SvendJolly: try opening a terminal and typing alsamixer     make sure all volumes are up..
[05:10] <Flamey> felon: It's also much faster to download the binaries from the repositories than downloading source and making it
[05:10] <ishmandoo> My friend is having a strange problem on his computer. He has a dual-boot ubuntu/windows vista system and the speakers have stopped working in both. He can listen to music on headphones but not with the speakers. He has had his speakers and motherboard replaced several times. He blames the problems on ubuntu. Is it even possible for ubuntu to stop the speakers from working in windows?
[05:10] <StrangeCharm> Jordan_U, that checkbox does not produce the desired behaviour. after resuming from standby, and connecting to a wlan, the vpn is not automatically dialed. i don't know what that box is meant to do, but it doesn't seem to do what i want
[05:11] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  right away...
[05:11] <azlon> sinistrad: how can i check which drive in my RAID has failed? this is my cat /proc/mdstat http://www.pastebin.org/181691
[05:11] <draccy> My my. Three sound problems at once. I smell a bug.
[05:11] <Izinucs> draccy: sure.. if you're helping then your attention goes to what is highlighted.. if you're receiving it's the same.. ignore the rest or take some adhd meds to speed up the mental process.. but that's not recommended
[05:11] <felon> i do like ubuntu ... pretty user friendly for a guy with common sense
[05:11] <sinistrad> azlon, No idea, I haven't ever ran RAID
[05:11] <sinistrad> felon, indeed
[05:12] <RickZilla> draccy, shouldn't be a bug in Karmic for sound
[05:12] <ishmandoo> draccy: were you talking to me?
[05:12] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  i can only change the master
[05:12] <SvendJolly> and only see to other full pins, and four empty
[05:12] <draccy> Sound in this machine worked when I first installed, come to think of it. The usual upgrade I do for my Linux conversion customers is what nuked it.
[05:12] <Guest42045> "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'!"
[05:12] <draccy> RickZilla, ^^^
[05:12] <SvendJolly> three that is
[05:12] <Losha> RickZilla: you're joking of course. Sound has been flaky in Ubuntu since at least 8.X....
[05:12] <SvendJolly> three empty
[05:12] <felon> i guess you can say im newb'd on this ubuntu, but this is not my first linux distro ive ever had. back when socket 7's were the shit, i had slackware installed ... lol i dont remember much
[05:13] <RickZilla> Losha, I got it to work just fine when I first installed back at 10.4 or so
[05:13] <switch10_> SvendJolly: use the arrow keys/tab
[05:13] <Losha> RickZilla: it seems to be hardware dependent, so just because it worked for you....
[05:13] <felon> im tired of security issues with windows any more.
[05:13] <RickZilla> Losha, but that's been my experience...others of course probably have different opinions...the thing I never got to work was my 3D graphics card
[05:13] <draccy> Removing pulseaudio does nothing, but maybe if I install 8.10's alsa packages...
[05:13] <draccy> Or just from the install disc. That would be saner.
[05:13] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  aha.. now i turned them all up
[05:14] <RickZilla> I seem to have lost a couple of iconsright next to the time and date in the top right hand corner of my screen, not sure where they went, and I can't seem to get them back with the Add to Panel menu...specifically I lost my power and wireless signal icons...where else can I go to get those back?
[05:14] <felon> id rather mess with iptables
[05:14] <Losha> RickZilla: if it's 10.04, you can go to #ubuntu+1
[05:14] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  but does that mean, that i now have the spdif activated, and are able to play surround that way now?
[05:14] <RickZilla> Losha: Nope, still Karmic
[05:15] <sinistrad> felon, your methods for getting software should be first, the repositories(software center, apt-get, aptitude...) and make sure you enable "universe" repositories. Then if that fails, see if you can find a .deb for the software that matches your architecture (32 or 64 bit), and as last resort, source.
[05:15] <switch10_> SvendJolly: your surround should be working
[05:15] <RickZilla> Losha, they just seem to have disappeared, and I'm not sure where they went
[05:15] <Losha> RickZilla: oh, I thought you mentioned 10.4 a few moments ago...
[05:15] <RickZilla> Losha, I meant 8.4
[05:16] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  okay, but there is no red light coming out of the cable
[05:16] <itilious> how do i keep a script running in the background?
[05:16] <switch10_> SvendJolly: the settings should save automatically.  If they do not save, open alsamixer as root and change the settings..
[05:16] <felon> ive been messing with ubuntu for three days now and ive installed it three times. 9.10, then upgraded to 10.04 but i fucked it all up lol formated and reinstalled 9.10
[05:16] <sinistrad> itilious, follow the command with &
[05:16] <Losha> RickZilla: sorry, crystal ball not working...
[05:16] <CaptainTrek> is there a way I can load certain terminal commands to run automatically as root on boot?
[05:16] <felon> ill remember that siistrad
[05:16] <sinistrad> itilious, that is if you haven't started it
[05:16] <switch10_> SvendJolly: sorry I don't know what red light you are talking about...
[05:16] <felon> sinistrad
[05:16] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  spdif is an optical output
[05:17] <felon> exactly in that order
[05:17] <SvendJolly> i use a toslink cable, with a jackstick converter
[05:17] <felon> i like all the games i can get, thats pretty koo
[05:17] <RickZilla> Losha, thanks anyway...I wonder if it will come back with the upgrade in a couple of days
[05:17] <hiexpo> it's all good
[05:17] <CaptainTrek> !language | felon
[05:17] <switch10_> SvendJolly: I don't have surround and have never set it up.  I just know about alsamixer...
[05:17] <sinistrad> itilious, if it is already started, then you can CTRL Z, which I think will halt it, give you back command-line, and then put in bg %1 to background it
[05:17] <hiexpo> i am back
[05:17] <Losha> CaptainTrek: yes, depending on the commands, you can put them in a file named /etc/rc.local which gets run once at the end of the boot sequence. Which commands?
[05:17] <felon> oh
[05:17] <CaptainTrek> Losha: something to set up certain links that won't remain persistent
[05:18] <felon> well, whats my name .. ha. !
[05:18] <RickZilla> Thank goodness, hiexpo....we were getting worried sick about you
[05:18] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  okay :) thank you for helping, at least, i got all of the speakers turned up :)
[05:18] <demism> is there a way to convert ubuntu into debian through repos and other means?
[05:18] <Losha> CaptainTrek: that should work, but tell me which links, and why they aren't persistent?
[05:18] <CaptainTrek> Losha: I had something in a different folder linked to /dev/null and that link refuses to remain persistent after reboot
[05:18] <hiexpo> lol
[05:19] <CaptainTrek> linked as in i move something to /some/where and it sends it to /dev/null instead
[05:19] <itilious> sinistrad, i'm trying to keep this script running in the background http://script.jmap82.com/doku.php?id=jmap82sscripts:monitor
[05:19] <switch10_> SvendJolly: no problem.  keep asking around, Im sure some one has a setup similar to yours..
[05:19] <CaptainTrek> unfortunately, it refuses to stay persistent
[05:19] <SvendJolly> switch10_:  i hope so :)
[05:19] <Losha> CaptainTrek: that's very odd, normally links don't spontaneously disappear....
[05:19] <Puppy_fam> Can someone help me with making an ISO into a live usb drive?
[05:19] <felon> question : is it possible to ( im assuming im using Gnome Desktop Enviroment) switch to like X or something without messing up anything else. ?
[05:19] <CaptainTrek> Losha: its been happening only with the links that tie back to /dev/null
[05:20] <CaptainTrek> perhaps because the filesystem is unloaded at the end of boot?
[05:20] <Losha> demism: it's an odd question. Ubuntu is a debian derivative after all...
[05:20] <SvendJolly> So if anyone have any experience with setting up SPDIF (optical) sound on ubuntu, please help me
[05:20] <bastid_raZor> !usb | Puppy_fam follow the links
[05:20] <CaptainTrek> end of reboot*
[05:20] <hiexpo> demism,  - yes
[05:20] <switch10_> Puppy_fam: use live usb creator under system>administration
[05:20] <itilious> i simply want compiz to disable when the vino-server is active
[05:20] <Losha> CaptainTrek: well, devices are recreated at boot time. Are you using a soft link or a hard link?
[05:20] <itilious> anyone know a fix for this problem with nvidia drivers and remote desktop bug?
[05:20] <demism> hiexpo: here's the follow-on... how?
[05:20] <StrangeCharm> i'm on 9.10. i don't want to access the 'net without using a vpn. how can require a vpn to be dialed whenever there's a network connection, and automatically redial it if it's dropped?
[05:20] <CaptainTrek> Losha: tried both, normally i hardlink it
[05:21]  * Izinucs can see the channel growing by 10-20% after the next release.. the screen is going to roll!
[05:21] <RickZilla> I seem to have lost a couple of iconsright next to the time and date in the top right hand corner of my screen, not sure where they went, and I can't seem to get them back with the Add to Panel menu...specifically I lost my power and wireless signal icons...where else can I go to get those back?
[05:21] <draccy> Sound has suddenly disappeared in this Ubuntu Karmic install. Tried three different sound cards, all of which appear in the software to be working properly. Tried multiple sets of speakers, alsamixer, pulseaudio controls, etc.
[05:21] <sinistrad> itilious, when you run that script, follow it with &
[05:21] <patrick_> failed to parse xorg conf something nvidia. ten pages on the forums about this. any quick fixes?
[05:21] <sinistrad> itilious, it will background it, and give you back the command line
[05:21] <Losha> CaptainTrek: a soft link should remain even if /dev/zero disappears. If not, well, as I say, you can issue the link commands from /etc/rc.local
[05:21] <itilious> sinistrad, sorry for my noob question but how exactly do i run it :/
[05:21] <felon> yes it failed on me too when i tried to save my conf.
[05:21] <bastid_raZor> patrick_: gksudo nvidia-settings   .. then try to save
[05:22] <pepee> draccy, try lucid
[05:22] <hiexpo> demism,  - ubuntu is deb all myrepo'sare deb
[05:22] <Puppy_fam> @switch10_: when I use live usb creator it only works for .img files. Not ISO's. Why is this?
[05:22] <felon> rename it
[05:22] <felon> shouldnt hurt it
[05:22] <sinistrad> itilious, you navigate to the script, and do ./script &
[05:22] <switch10_> Puppy_fam: I have no idea.  iso's work with live usb creator.  have you tried unetbootin?
[05:22] <patrick_> bastid_raZor, same error
[05:23] <DingGGu> reboot
[05:23] <patrick_> bastid_raZor, grrr
[05:23] <Losha> hiexpo: what do you mean: "all my repos are deb" ??
[05:23] <Luyza> QUESTION ~  on GIMP, following the Ubuntu Wacom Wiki thingie,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=Screenshot-Gimp_Input.png   I setup my wacom. BUT, I have to draw with the eraser! When I use the 'pen', it gives me the cursor, and then ANOTHER cursor mirrors my movement (WIERD I know), and when I click, it doesn't paint anything. Anyone know what the prob could be?:P
[05:28] <itilious> sinistrad, the terminal simply gave me a reply of :9894
[05:28] <itilious> whats that even mean? lol
[05:28] <pepee> Luyza, LOL ok, didn't know that
[05:28] <pepee> it seems like wacom are problematic in linux, and not very well developed
[05:28] <sinistrad> itilious, that is the pid of the process
[05:29] <jmoiron> any way to boot ubuntu without booting into x
[05:29] <pepee> draccy, sure it's not a hardware problem?
[05:29] <hiexpo> Losha,  _ why ?
[05:29] <itilious> sinistrad, is it necessary to use sudo with it everytime?
[05:29] <pepee> jmoiron, yep, "recovery something"
[05:29] <patrick_> plum-mobile, easy way is to download supergrub and let it fix it automatically. I suck at manual stuff
[05:29] <Losha> hiexpo: yes, why run a ubuntu kernel with debian repositories? Is there some advantage?
[05:29] <jmoiron> pepee: no, that boots into single user mode, which asks me for a root password
[05:29] <patrick_> can someone help plum-mobile with !grub
[05:29] <azlon> will mke2fs format a drive?
[05:29] <pepee> jmoiron, do you wanna change your password?
[05:30] <azlon> !mke2fs
[05:30] <jmoiron> pepee: i want to fix my system
[05:30] <pepee> jmoiron, what's the problem?
[05:30] <patrick_> !grun
[05:30] <jmoiron> i'd like to log in as my user
[05:30] <patrick_> !grub
[05:30] <sinistrad> itilious,  some processes require sudo to get escalated priviliges. I guess that one might.  You can try without.  It will complain or not work otherwise
[05:30] <patrick_> plum-mobile, > !grub
[05:30] <jmoiron> pepee: ubuntu 10.04 upgrade doesn't like my setup
[05:30] <jmoiron> also helpfully mangled the root password on its way out
[05:30] <Losha> azlon: yes, rather, it will format a partition. Be careful with it or you could lose data if you format the wrong partition!
[05:31] <itilious> sinistrad, so then even if i make it a launcher i will still need to enter the password manually everytime?
[05:31] <pepee> jmoiron: /join #ubuntu+1
[05:31] <jmoiron> old kernel still boots but into a broken X that won't run even in failsafeX
[05:31] <azlon> Losha: been there done that (2 days ago). i was installing 9.10 over my 10.04 due to bugs and i f'n installed on the wrong drive.
[05:31] <hiexpo> Losha, yes because i like my repos and the stuff iuse
[05:31] <pepee> jmoiron, and if you want a shell, you have to edit the kernel line in grub
[05:31] <Losha> azlon: we've *all* done that at least once....
[05:31] <jmoiron> pepee: that's fine, i'd like a login if possible
[05:32] <sinistrad> itilious, well, that would be proper that if it requires it.
[05:32] <jmoiron> if i can get to my own user, i can mod the root pw and then get into single user mode
[05:32] <Losha> hiexpo: so you do it "because you like it". Not exactly the technical reason I was hoping for...
[05:32] <pepee> jmoiron, you have to remove all the kernel options (except root=...) and add init=/bin/bash
[05:33] <pepee> jmoiron, remove "single" in the kernel options line
[05:33] <jmoiron> pepee: neat, seems to have worked
[05:33] <azlon> Losha: i am currently building a RAID and i made it an ext3, but now after reading about ext2,3,4 i think i want ext2 because it doens't have any journaling. now i need to mke2fs the raid instead of mke2fs -j... does this sound about right?
[05:33] <pepee> jmoiron, what did you do?
[05:34] <jmoiron> pepee: i just did the regular upgrade as suggested
[05:34] <SvendJolly> switch10_: i think i got something here, hope you can help me with my little problem. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=58216 IEC958 is not activated, i say that because i havent done it, and i cannot change the settings. But i cant fint out, how to activate it. How to open the gnome volume controller
[05:34] <pepee> draccy, already there?
[05:34] <jmoiron> my system boots onto a raid0 so it isn't the most straightforward
[05:34] <pepee> jmoiron, heh ok
[05:34] <Losha> azlon: the mke2fs part sounds right. I don't know enough about raid to advise you on the rest...
[05:34] <hiexpo> Losha,  _ i am a hack ///// I am a hacker no longer i donot know how to answer that ?
[05:34] <azlon> Losha: thanks
[05:35] <_pg_> on mac, I use a program called teleport as a virtual KVM switch. is there anything likt that on Ubunut?
[05:35] <_pg_> hiexpo: good to hear
[05:36] <pepee> _pg_, KVM?
[05:36] <Losha> hiexpo: er, ok. I just find it odd that you do this, and what demism wants to do seems even odder....
[05:36] <_pg_> pepee: Keyboard Video Monitor I think. basically it means i can use my laptop as a keyboard mouse for other macs on my lan
[05:37] <pepee> _pg_, oh, google told me what teleport is for
[05:37] <_pg_> pepee: did i have the acronym wrong?
[05:37] <pepee> _pg_, no idea heh
[05:37] <itilious> awesome, thanks for all your help sinistrad
[05:37] <pepee> i just typed "teleport mac"
[05:38] <_pg_> pepee: pretty neat huh?
[05:38] <slaad_> That is what KVM stands for
[05:38] <sinistrad> itilious, of course.  I try. Not often I can offer help, but I try
[05:39] <_pg_> slaad_: pepee know of anything like that for ubuntu? besides VNC of course
[05:39] <pepee> _pg_, yeah
[05:39] <Losha> pepee: perhaps http://sourceforge.net/projects/synergy2/files/ ?
[05:39] <pepee> Losha, tell _pg_
[05:39] <hiexpo> Losha,  i am the best of the best i am a piece of sh// lol
[05:39] <pepee> _pg_, no idea..
[05:39] <Losha> _pg_: perhaps http://sourceforge.net/projects/synergy2/files
[05:40] <Losha> hiexpo: please keep it g-rated...
[05:40] <hiexpo> i try
[05:40] <pepee> I would like to know how does that works...
[05:40] <pepee> IRDA mouse and keyboards?
[05:41] <hiexpo> !ask | hiexpo
[05:41] <_pg_> pepee: IRDA?
[05:41] <pepee> infrared
[05:41] <_pg_> pepee: no, just on my lappy
[05:41] <_pg_> pepee: does it over wifi
[05:41] <pepee> ahh
[05:42] <jmoiron> pepee: thanks a lot, i figured out what hosed my system and it's booted fine now
[05:42] <pepee> jmoiron, np. good luck ;)
[05:43] <_pg_> pepee: i cant get on SF to look at that synergy thing. my 10.04 upgrade is eating all whopping 1.5mpbs of my precious bandwidth. i think im just going to bed. thanks for all your help today
[05:43] <pepee> _pg_, np
[05:44] <pepee> _pg_, thank Losha
[05:44] <draccy> pepee, Tried three different sound cards to confirm.
[05:44] <_pg_> Losha: thanks for the tip-
[05:44] <pepee> draccy, which one works?
[05:44] <_pg_> peas
[05:45] <Losha> _pg_: pepee: best of luck guys
[05:45] <draccy> pepee, none of them. They all appear to work, but produce no sound from the line out.
[05:45] <jmoiron> for posterities sake i had this line in my /etc/fstab : none /proc/bus/usb usbfs devgid=46,devmode=664 0 0
[05:45] <pepee> draccy, that's why I'm asking if it's a hardware problem...
[05:45] <draccy> pepee, three cards. Identical symptoms.
[05:45] <pepee> if none of them works, then probably is not OS-related problem
[05:46] <draccy> They work under normal circumstances.
[05:46] <draccy> I'll be back.
[05:46] <pepee> draccy, yeah, but, did you test the MoBo?
[05:46] <pepee> :(
[05:46] <eycel> can any one tell me how my website is running in firefox, http://www.mplays.co.cc
[05:47] <itilious> sinistrad, i still dont see the script under the process list though :(
[05:47] <bullgard4> [seahorse] Passwords and Encryption Keys > My Personal Keys lists 3 different keys. I have expliucitlely created only 1. (This one is seen on another computer too.) Where do the other 2 come from?
[05:47] <root> yaeh yeah
[05:48] <sinistrad> itilious, you might be able to sort by pid, and then check for the script name, and it might also be listed as a path/script
[05:48] <brown_plasticine> test test
[05:49] <pepee> eycel, http://browsershots.org/
[05:49] <eycel> ??
[05:49] <sinistrad> brown_plasticine, we see ya
[05:49] <pepee> eycel, http://www.google.com/search?q=test+website+browsers&hl=en
[05:49] <selig5> eycel: that url comes up as available
[05:50] <eycel> wth
[05:50] <eycel> lol
[05:50] <selig5> eycel: it is a placeholder page
[05:50] <itilious> sinistrad, no script name or PID
[05:50] <eycel> http://www.mplays.co.cc/
[05:50] <sinistrad> itilious, it may have exited
[05:52] <azlon> when I do find /mnt/ArchiveStorage/Movies -name "*.avi" -a -size +700m it returns the whole path of the movie (ie. /mnt/ArchiveStorage/Movies/Ace Ventura 2 - When Nature Call/Ace Ventura 2 - When Nature Call.avi). is there a way to just return the folder name (Ace Ventura 2 - When Nature Calls) and not the other info?
[05:52] <sinistrad> itilious, check the terminal window you ran it from, often when a program exits normally, you'll just see "done"(I think) printed out, and may list the pid with it
[05:52] <pepee> !ot | eycel
[05:53] <sinistrad> itilious, also, if it segfaulted or otherwise had a problem, you might see something there too
[05:53] <eycel> ??
[05:53] <eycel> firefox is apart of ubunto
[05:53] <eycel> i want to know if it works with firefox
[05:55] <apstanto> I'm using ubuntu 9.04 and I am trying to share a drive/folder on our home network.  The drive shows up on my windows box, but when I try to access it, it says "logon unsuccessful".  Any suggestions?
[05:55] <pepee> eycel, we are here for giving support to the users, not for testing websites
[05:55] <pepee> specifically, support about ubuntu
[05:55] <pepee> and I'm showing how you can test yuor site without asking for it
[05:55] <Losha> azlon: see the -printf option to find, using a format of %h
[05:56] <azlon> Losha: thanks
[05:56] <Besogon> English speakers. I need you advice. (it's needed for a package) Description field: there are some program FOR tmm discipline. OR there are some program ON tmm discipline???
[05:56] <eycel> cept I need a human test...
[05:57] <Losha> Besogon: not sure yet. What is tmm?
[05:57] <pepee> eycel, /join #firefox ?
[05:57] <pepee> or #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:58] <eycel> o.k pepe...
[05:58] <eycel> ;)
[05:59] <Besogon> Losha, tmm is name of russion subject in our university. That is not important
[06:00] <Besogon> Losha, I asked only for "ON" ar "FOR" in the sentence.
[06:00] <porter1> Besogon, the way you say it depends on it's name
[06:00] <Losha> Besogon: It's important if I am to give you the best English phrase...
[06:00] <bastid_raZor> Besogon: this channel isn't a grammar check channel.
[06:02] <eycel> any one using xchat with there linux?
[06:02] <Losha> eycel: I am...
[06:02] <eycel> i love it
[06:02] <eycel> ...
[06:02] <eycel> do you?
[06:02] <Besogon> Losha, tmm - "theory of machines and mechanisms"
[06:02] <eycel> i just started using it today
[06:02] <porter1> eycel, yeah, it's a decent client
[06:02] <eycel> works so good
[06:02] <Losha> eycel: I prefer not to discuss my love life on irc...
[06:03] <eycel> and it isnt a system hog...
[06:03] <eycel> has it running overnight and everything is like i just started up linux
[06:03] <porter1> eycel, original client or gnome version?
[06:03] <switch10_> irssi works great for me...
[06:03] <Losha> Besogon: may I PM you?
[06:03] <red2kic> eycel: http://xchat.org/themes.html
[06:03] <apstanto> I'm using ubuntu 9.04 and I am trying to share a drive/folder on our home network.  The drive shows up on my windows box, but when I try to access it, I type in my user name and password and it says "logon unsuccessful".  This same procedure works great for my other ubuntu 9.04 machine.  What could be wrong?
[06:03] <Besogon> Losha, PM?
[06:04] <red2kic> eycel: I made my own theme because nothing of those suits me. :)
[06:04] <eycel> im not sure, it was just in the libary of software that came with puppy linux
[06:04] <Losha> Besogon: private message...
[06:04] <Besogon> yes
[06:04] <nicholas> hello
[06:04] <eycel> loshas making a funny joke and me loving xchat hah
[06:04] <ohodi> hey Alcor
[06:04] <Alcor> here
[06:04] <ohodi> Alcor, sorry my computer wouldnt connect
[06:05] <ohodi> Alcor, it has something to do with a vpn. sorry about that
[06:05] <Guest43110> I need a good virus program anybody know any
[06:05] <Alcor> ohodi goodluvk
[06:05] <Alcor> luck
[06:05] <bastid_raZor> Guest43110: clam av  clamtk
[06:05] <ohodi> Alcor, thanks. sorry again for taking so long
[06:05] <Alcor> ohodi np
[06:06] <AHgPeuKa> Hello, need help with Intel Video card
[06:06] <AHgPeuKa> http://paste.org.ru/?oju97h
[06:06] <azlon> Losha: i think im doing something wrong. im reading the man for find, but my command isnt working right. this is what i typed: find /mnt/ArchiveStorage/Movies/ -name "*.avi" -a -size 700M -printf %h
[06:06] <Alcor> ohodihad u made chgs in the vpn?
[06:06] <Losha> azlon: try: ....  -printf "%h\n"
[06:08] <Guest43110> I tried downloading clamav and it says I have no internet connection, but my internet is working
[06:08] <bullgard4> [seahorse] Passwords and Encryption Keys > My Personal Keys lists 3 different keys. I have expliucitlely created only 1. (This one is seen on another computer too.) Where do the other 2 come from?
[06:09] <Shoggoth> I'm running Ubuntu Jaunty and I want to prevent the kvm modules from being loaded at boot, I used sysv-rc-conf to disable /etc/init.d/kvm from running at startup but after a reboot the modules are still resident? I could blacklist the modules I suppose but I'm confused as to how they're getting loaded when the service has been disabled. Any suggestions?
[06:09] <azlon> Losha: http://www.pastebin.org/183949
[06:10] <circuitman> i cant play mp3 and wma audio files in my ubuntu9.04
[06:11] <circuitman> hello guys,help me
[06:11] <switch10_> circuitman: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:11] <azlon> Losha: i tried adding \r also but it still outputs all results in a single string
[06:11] <bastid_raZor> bullgard4: possibly ssh keys?
[06:13] <Losha> azlon: let me try it here...
[06:13] <circuitman> switch:its 40mb downlaod
[06:14] <Flamey> circuitman: that makes sense
[06:14] <Losha> azlon: -printf "%h\n"   <--- the double quotes are necessary for \n to be turned into newline
[06:14] <circuitman> flamey:i want only the codecs
[06:14] <azlon> Losha: awesome! thanks!
[06:14] <circuitman> flamey:These codecs did not come as default
[06:15] <switch10_> circuitman: and they dont
[06:15] <Flamey> circuitman: I'm not sure which one has the mp3 codecs. Also, nothing from the restricted section comes installed by default
[06:15] <azlon> Losha: the only problem is that it still returns the whole path. the man says %h should just show the last folder before the filename
[06:16] <switch10_> circuitman: if you want proprietary stuff, i.e. mp3, flash, dvd playback, etc, you need to install it..
[06:16] <azlon> Losha: oh wait, i read it wrong... it shows just the path, not the file name... thanks!
[06:16] <circuitman> switch: but 40mb will take hours
[06:16] <Losha> azlon: cool. Otherwise we'd need to postprocess it thru sed or some such...
[06:16] <Flamey> circuitman: one of gstreamer0.10-(ffmpeg or plugins-bad or plugins-bad-multiverse or plugins-ugly or plugins-ugly-multiverse)
[06:16] <switch10_> circuitman: ok
[06:17] <realcoolguy> Hmmm finally got a better error message for my problem.  Something to the effect of mountall main process terminated with status 1  (404) was in there somewhere too, the screen is really flickery when it brings me to the recovery terminal login however so it's hard to read even.  I'm seeing lots of of posts for fixes, i'm just wondering if there is someone who can direct me to a good location for this annoying problem (fresh 9
[06:17] <realcoolguy> .10 install, boots from live cd, but not HD)
[06:17] <switch10_> circuitman: this is what you need to do.  I don't know what to tell you.  40mb takes my less then 1 min..
[06:17] <switch10_> me*
[06:17] <circuitman> switch: why do ubuntu people make everything to depend on web
[06:18] <circuitman> switch10: i'm using a dialup connection
[06:18] <Losha> circuitman: because most of them have broadband connections....
[06:18] <switch10_> circuitman: what are you talking about?  If you want to pay for proprietary stuff included with your OS, you can...
[06:19] <switch10_> circuitman: I can think of 2 off the top of my head....
[06:19] <circuitman> its ridiculous to download just a codec,we have to download unnecessary 40 mb
[06:19] <Flamey> circuitman: sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[06:20] <ericm|ubuntu> anyone able to use bluetooth headset in A2DP mode with luck?
[06:20] <circuitman> Flamey:ok its 13 mb
[06:20] <Flamey> circuitman: not sure what the size it's gonna be, it might depends on more stuff, but that will be the minimum you need to download.
[06:21] <circuitman> Flamey:ok
[06:21] <apstanto> I'm using ubuntu 9.04 and I am trying to share a drive/folder on our home network.  The drive shows up on my windows box, but when I try to access it, I type in my user name and password and it says "logon unsuccessful".  This same procedure works great for my other ubuntu 9.04 machine.  What could be wrong?
[06:22] <Flamey> circuitman: I had to download some software to do an assignment today, it was 200 megs, and I was upset that it took an hour. I deleted it right after too.
[06:22] <exploit100> will it be any problem if i change my cd rom to dvd rom?
[06:24] <friendforall> some one here for answer of my problem please?
[06:24] <genz> what problem
[06:25] <friendforall> Currently i am running CD rom but i want change CD rom to DVD rom
[06:25] <genz> so change it
[06:25] <friendforall> But not working
[06:25] <genz> it doesnt show the drive?
[06:26] <red2kic> friendforall: Your disc-reader device aren't capable of reading DVDs?
[06:26] <friendforall> When i change it then THE os can not boot
[06:26] <friendforall> yes
[06:26] <genz> what error
[06:26] <genz> sounds like a bios option
[06:27] <friendforall> the error : boot failure, insert the system disk
[06:27] <genz> is it ide or sata
[06:27] <Flamey> friendforall: are you booting from the CD?
[06:27] <azlon> Losha: how can i run a regex on a file? i output my find results to movies.txt but i want to convert the filesize (in kb) to a standard form like Mb... is there an easy way to loop through the file and replace [S:12345] with 12M?
[06:27] <friendforall> It is IDE , and running from hard disk
[06:28] <genz> is the hard disk ide too?
[06:28] <friendforall> yes
[06:28] <genz> thats your issue
[06:28] <genz> your jumpers are messed up
[06:28] <genz> hard drive needs to be master
[06:28] <friendforall> so ?
[06:28] <genz> dvd drive needs to be slave
[06:28] <Flamey> friendforall: if they are ide, on the same channel, their jumpers must be wrong, both must be cable select, or hd master, cd slave.
[06:29] <friendforall> How can i do this?
[06:29] <genz> back of the drive
[06:29] <genz> change it to slave
[06:29] <friendforall> in bios?
[06:29] <Flamey> friendforall: physically
[06:30] <Flamey> friendforall: you have to move the jumper from one sets of pins on the back of the drive to another
[06:30] <Flamey> friendforall: wait, are you trying to read a DVD in your CD drive?
[06:30] <friendforall> no
[06:31] <friendforall> just trying to change the rom
[06:31] <friendforall> CD to DVD
[06:31] <red2kic> Just for lol and giggles, friendforall, are you using a laptop? o.o
[06:31] <friendforall> desktop
[06:31] <ricky13> can't wait for 10.04 :D
[06:31] <DJ_HaMsTa> How can i figure out what drivers are being used ?
[06:32] <red2kic> friendforall: Do you know for fact that your machine are able to play dvd movies in the past?
[06:32] <Flamey> ricky13: same =)
[06:32] <friendforall> yes
[06:32] <friendforall> it is able
[06:32] <friendforall> i used in xp
[06:32] <ricky13> haha i always check the site hoping they release it early
[06:32] <Luyza> Could someone help me with xsetwacom? Usually, I do xsetwacom set 16 Mode Relative, BUT The "STYLUS" (which usually is 16, doesn't show anymore! Look!  http://www.pastebin.lt/view/raw/56101928
[06:33] <red2kic> ricky13: I'm already using lucid. I'm special VIP guest, huh? ;)
[06:33] <friendforall> Now How can i change  and what will be the setup?
[06:33] <red2kic> friendforall: http://www.ehow.com/how_6031_change-master-slave-designation.html
[06:34] <ricky13> i guess. but i want the official release not the candidate
[06:34] <red2kic> friendforall: http://www.pchell.com/hardware/masterslaveorcableselect.shtml
[06:34] <ricky13> a little off topic but, Metallica!
[06:35] <DJ_HaMsTa> how can one probe for USB drivers being used by devices ?
[06:35] <zcat[1]> how do I make mounted drives not show up on the desktop? something in gconf? I had a dig around and I can't find the option
[06:35] <zcat[1]> .. I think I did it once before, a long time ago on an earlier install
[06:36] <switch10_> zcat[1]: its in gconf-editor
[06:36] <ricky13> how do i change my computer's user name? cuz i don't like what i have right now
[06:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> LSUSB says Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0bda:8187 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187 Wireless Adapter
[06:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> , How can i tell which driver its using ?
[06:37] <red2kic> ricky13: Make a new username. :>
[06:37] <Flamey> how do I change the text mode size of the linux console? Say 132 x 50.
[06:37] <zcat[1]> switch10_:  Any idea where in gconf-editor?
[06:37] <ricky13> of course but how?
[06:37] <kaushal> hi
[06:37] <felon> hi
[06:37] <switch10_> zcat[1]: i cant remember, hold on ill look quick
[06:37] <red2kic> !adduser | ricky13
[06:37] <kaushal> is there a channel dedicated to UCP ?
[06:37] <ricky13> hello, my name is Richard and im Linux
[06:38] <kaushal> Ubuntu Certified Professional
[06:39] <bastid_raZor> zcat[1]: zcat[1] apps > nautilus > destkop .. uncheck volumes_visible
[06:39] <Gadu> thanks again h00k, got my scripts all worked out so I can encrypt and decrypt without deleting a ton of leftover files manually ^_^
[06:39] <felon> is enabling ident easy and is it security risk ?
[06:40] <azlon> !lvm
[06:40] <switch10_> zcat[1]: apps>nautilus>desktop
[06:40] <zcat[1]> Ahhhh, I was looking in  desktop > gnome !
[06:40] <felon> im hungry
[06:40] <zcat[1]> Cool. also I think I'll have a network icon and a trashcan while I'm here...
[06:41] <zcat[1]> thanks!
[06:41] <switch10_> zcat[1]: no problem
[06:42] <Flamey> DJ_HaMsTa: I recognize the name, I have the same adapter, it's using the rtl8187 driver
[06:42] <heroid> hi guys how do i reset all my gnome-panel to default?
[06:42] <Flamey> DJ_HaMsTa: you can see the info modinfo rtl8187
[06:42] <red2kic> !resetpanel | heroid
[06:43] <heroid> ubottu: thanks
[06:45] <nullkuhl_> hello..
[06:47] <plum-mobile> Hey, can ubuntu be run from NTFS instead of ext4?
[06:47] <red2kic> plum-mobile: Why do you want to break Ubuntu? :(
[06:47] <tonyyarusso> plum-mobile: no.
[06:47] <nullkuhl_> hello i have a problem with my pointing device, its a laptop clickpad, currently i have no right or left clicks working nor 2 finger scrolling, plz help..
[06:48] <adelcampo> plum-mobile, google for wubi
[06:48] <plum-mobile> :/ I have a previous install of osx86 bootloader and it's not recognizing my Linux to boot from
[06:49] <lilik> #ubuntu-id
[06:49] <plum-mobile> adelcampo: I have wubi on a usb device that I installed ubuntu on my other hdd with
[06:49] <plum-mobile> The bootloader does not recognize it to boot from though
[06:51] <DJ_HaMsTa> Flamey, Thank you, that should clear up somethings. If you dont mind me asking what driver are u using for it ?
[06:52] <nullkuhl_> hello i have a problem with my pointing device, its a laptop clickpad, currently i have no right or left clicks working nor 2 finger scrolling, plz help..
[06:52] <plum-mobile> Why does /dev/sdb2 have keys next to the name on gParted, but not /dev/sdb1 (what I want to boot from) ?
[06:53] <Flamey> DJ_HaMsTa: the name of the driver is rtl8187, there was another I think called r8187 or r8180 it didn't work as well
[06:53] <DJ_HaMsTa> is it /lib/modules/2.6.31-20-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rtl818x/rtl8187.ko ?
[06:54] <felon> EC2 is VPN ?
[06:55] <Flamey> DJ_HaMsTa: yep that's the module.
[06:55] <bullgard4> bastid_raZor: Yes, they may be ssh keys. How can I differentiate beween ssh key and a GPG key?
[06:56] <circuitman> how to download ASF for playing wma audio
[06:56] <bastid_raZor> bullgard4: you can double click the key and see its properties which tells what type of key it is.. where it is located on your drive. ~/.ssh/ being a good hint at ssh
[06:57] <Flamey> circuitman: Not sure which one it is, but it's one of the gstreamer packages, I think
[06:57] <circuitman> how to download ASF (Advanced Streaming Format) demuxer plugin for playing wma audio
[06:57] <switch10_> plum-mobile: the jeys next to it means that it is mounted.  You would have to unmount the drive/partition to make any changes.  That may mean you have to boot from a live cd
[06:57] <switch10_> keys*
[06:59] <plum-mobile> switch10_: ah ok, thanks.. I was in live cd but I didn't know how to get it working to boot from ubuntu. I think its my bootloader is the problem.
[07:03] <non> hey guys
[07:03] <felon> hi
[07:03] <non> how are you?
[07:03] <felon> im hungry
[07:03] <felon> you ?
[07:03] <sinistrad> How can I find out what is using port80? I have a pc that I upgraded from intrepid to jaunty that had apache on it. Apache won't start because it says something else is already bound to port80
[07:03] <non> starving
[07:03] <non> say felon
[07:04] <felon> yes non
[07:04] <non> do you know how to setup the snapon windows feature similar to that in win 7?
[07:05] <non> I've been tryin to work my mind around it for days
[07:05] <felon> cant say that i do.
[07:05] <switch10_> non: grid in the advanced compiz settings works great..
[07:05] <non> yeah?
[07:05] <red2kic> non: yeah!
[07:06] <non> cheers lads will mosdef give it a go!
[07:06] <felon> go go go !!!
[07:06] <felon> go gadget fork in food !
[07:07] <switch10_> non: I have mine setup to have 4 screens "snapped" instead of just 2
[07:07] <red2kic> go-go-gadget --fork-in dog
[07:07] <bazhang> felon, please remain on topic
[07:07] <gulash> How do I start virtualbox?
[07:08] <meowbuntu> is there an easy file search tool for ubuntu i can get.
[07:08] <red2kic> gulash: It is under Applications --> System Tools, I think.
[07:08] <gulash> Oh. >_< `virtualbox` ... thought itš vbox or something
[07:08] <red2kic> meowbuntu: "sudo updatedb && locate meowbuntu.txt"
[07:08] <switch10_> meowbuntu: gnome-do
[07:08] <gulash> red2kic: Who said I have gnome started? ;]
[07:09] <meowbuntu> red, what thats not it
[07:09] <meowbuntu> thanks switch10_
[07:09] <red2kic> gulash: Try "v<tab,tab> in the terminal. Hopefully you'll get somethin... oh you just said it.
[07:09] <switch10_> meowbuntu: highly recommended.  bind it to a key combo as well..
[07:09] <gulash> red2kic: ^^
[07:10] <red2kic> meowbuntu: You said EASY file search tool. I gave you commands to search. Somebody else gave you a name of package. :3
[07:10] <meowbuntu> switch10_, something like ctrl+alt+s
[07:11] <motaka2> may any one help me through installing tor on ubuntu?
[07:11] <switch10_> meowbuntu: I use super+g
[07:11] <meowbuntu> red2kic, gtk is always best easiest way to do anything for most
[07:11] <Flamey> sinistrad: sudo lsof -itcp:www
[07:11] <meowbuntu> super = the windows key right
[07:11] <meowbuntu> ^ switch10_
[07:12] <switch10_> meowbuntu: yes
[07:12] <sinistrad> Flamey, I found it. the upgrade added listen 80 to /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[07:12] <switch10_> meowbuntu: gnome-do does more than locate, or find do anyway...
[07:12] <sinistrad> Flamey, port80 wasn't showing up in netstat
[07:13] <switch10_> meowbuntu: it can even search your friends in empathy..  or emails in evolution, and so much more..
[07:13] <meowbuntu> switch10_, where is gnome do located in ubuntu menu
[07:14] <MrH_> sup ppl
[07:14] <meowbuntu> empathy is not as good as pidgion.
[07:14] <meowbuntu> webmail is best for me
[07:14] <tripelb> it's chrome, it's in ubuntu 9.10, I am on the comedy central website, I just watched 2 videos, the 2nd finishes, then I see this To view this movie you need the Adobe Flash Player plugin. You also need JavaScript enabled in your browser.
[07:14] <Flamey> sinistrad: listen sockets aren't shown in the default display, i usually add -a to see them
[07:14] <switch10_> meowbuntu: apps>accessories
[07:14] <meowbuntu> but switch10_ thats great
[07:14] <switch10_> meowbuntu: I like empathy better..
[07:14]  * MrH_ can't sleep
[07:14] <tripelb> meowbuntu, I use xchat
[07:14] <MrH_> xchat here as well
[07:15] <Flamey> sinistrad: problem with netstat is that it doesn't tell you which process is using that port.
[07:15] <meowbuntu> switch10_, empathy cant do as much as pidgin atm its too new
[07:15] <switch10_> well for irc I use irssi...
[07:15] <Flamey> me too, and #irssi answers my occasional questions.
[07:15] <meowbuntu> irc xchat is best on ubuntu irssi is also good and light though
[07:15] <sinistrad> I was using netstat -lnp | grep '0.0.0.0:80'
[07:15] <MrH_> i want to combine a plug-in for conky and a cmd based irc client
[07:16] <switch10_> meowbuntu: I rarley use it.  as far as I know empathy has voice and pidgin does not..
[07:16] <ennui> has anyone here used rEFIt to boot to Ubuntu on an intel mac?
[07:16] <Flamey> sinistrad: that won't find everything, if apache only binds to one address, you'd get some real ip and not 0.0.0.0
[07:16] <robertzaccour> when is the gnome 3 final release? in time for 10.10 i hope
[07:16] <MrH_> kinda embed the chat into the background with user input enabled
[07:16] <tripelb> meowbuntu re search tool, it's (dumbly) hidden, in a file browser (the one called nautilus but only by those who know, gnome never mentions it) press control-F and there it appears.
[07:17] <red2kic> MrH_: I don't think conky is interactive. Its duty is to display information. You could ask in #conky though.
[07:17] <sinistrad> Flamey, It didn't find anything.  apache was only giving me (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 when I tried to start it
[07:17] <Flamey> tripelb: wow thanks, I never knew about Ctrl-F
[07:17] <sinistrad> Flamey, meaning, you are right
[07:18] <MrH_> red2kic: and it does a fine job at that
[07:18] <sinistrad> Flamey, luckily, I remembered that listen80 was added to ports.conf and I tried commenting it out. It seemed to work. I appreciate your help though
[07:19] <MrH_> i seen somebody do it thoe... they sent their text/cmd via a small text box that was some how connected to the client
[07:20] <Flamey> sinistrad: no prob. that lsof command will show you all the processes either bound to 80 or connected to 8)(might be a lot) lsof's manpage is huge, but i think there's a way to select only listening ports
[07:21] <sinistrad> Flamey, Thanks, I never tried lsof. I learn something new every day
[07:21] <circuitman> Flamey:still not able to play wma audio
[07:21] <robertzaccour> will gnome 3 be on 10.10? is it possible to test the current build?
[07:21] <robertzaccour> ubuntu-offtopic
[07:22] <circuitman> i downloaded the gstremaer
[07:22] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[07:22] <ShapeShifter499> can anyone here help with a powerpoint prob?
[07:22] <Flamey> sinistrad: lsof and fuser are nice tools for figuring out which processes have files, sockets, whatever open. (Excepts files in use my kernel, like loop mounts)
[07:22] <SRK> is there any bandwidth moniter in ubuntu
[07:23] <MrH_> i have one for conky
[07:23] <sinistrad> Flamey, cool!
[07:23] <circuitman> i want to change the baud rate of my usb modem
[07:23] <Flamey> circuitman: check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[07:23] <SRK> is there any bandwidth moniter in ubuntu  anyone there
[07:24] <red2kic> SRK: conky or nethogs
[07:24] <MrH_> here -> http://www.pastebin.org/184170
[07:24] <MrH_> install conky, use that config
[07:24] <sinistrad> SRK, iftop will do something like that if you want to see every address connected with a bar graph of sorts
[07:24] <tripelb> Flamey, I do what I call "hack" meaning I keep trying things to see what works. That was hack in the wayback.
[07:24] <Medusa> can anybody tell me why my gnome-pilot settings start itself every time when I login?
[07:24] <circuitman> how to change the baud rate of my usb modem
[07:25] <circuitman> i've installed setserial
[07:25]  * tripelb some compination of dumb and smart. over and out
[07:25] <JetPackTuxedo> Medusa, check in your startup programs
[07:25] <Gnea> !modem | circuitman
[07:25] <Flamey> tripelb: Yeah, I mean I just never touched nautilus much, so I didn't know that was there.
[07:26] <tripelb> Flamey, how do you find files and move them to a different place or find them to open them without nautilus?
[07:26] <ShapeShifter499> I put a bunch of pics into different slides using a mac, I opened it on a windows in my world history class to present and none of the pics showed, just an error saying this or that needs to be installed, so I told the teach I'd fix it at home, my home comp with ubuntu 10.04 and open office 3.2 and it opens with all the pics showing, so how do I make sure the pics will show on the windows...
[07:26] <ShapeShifter499> ...comp in my world history class?
[07:26] <ShapeShifter499> this is a powerpoint presentation
[07:26] <tripelb> ShapeShifter499, test it in the library or something.
[07:27] <MrH_> ShapeShifter499: try #powerpoint ?
[07:27] <JetPackTuxedo> ShapeShifter499, what did you export as?
[07:27] <tripelb> oh powerpoint, not in the library. ShapeShifter499  ouch
[07:27] <Flamey> tripelb: mostly find, for the most part I have good memory for filenames
[07:27] <red2kic> ShapeShifter499: Export it as PDF or something?
[07:27] <Medusa> JetPack..:Thanks,but I checked startup and it still
[07:27] <circuitman> ubottu:actually i installed a program called setserial.
[07:27] <tripelb> flarmey so you just type the path? I am impressed.
[07:28] <Flamey> tripelb: and media, I tend to keep well organized so I never searched much
[07:28] <MrH_> ShapeShifter499, i took a powerpoint class... what do you need help on?
[07:28] <ShapeShifter499> red2kic: that could work, MrH: I need help on making sure pics that are on the slide will show no matter the comp os
[07:28] <circuitman> Gnea:i connected my modem using the network manager,but i want to change the baud rate to higher so that  i can get more speed
[07:28] <MrH_> sounds like ur teacher dosen't have M$ Office installed
[07:29] <red2kic> ShapeShifter499: Curse your classroom. Install Ubuntu 10.04 on his/her machine then open the powerpoint file.
[07:29] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_ he does
[07:29] <MrH_> would you mind sending me the presentation?
[07:29] <ShapeShifter499> red2kic: um the school district is really strict about what goes onto the comps
[07:30] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: sure one sec
[07:30] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: good with DCC?
[07:30] <JetPackTuxedo> ShapeShifter499, Hmm... can you install Open Office powerpoint on your flash drive, copy all images to it just in case, and just open it in your new "portable" open office as an oop?
[07:30] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: or what ever the irc file send is
[07:30] <MrH_> havn't tryed, give it a shot
[07:31] <ShapeShifter499> there it is
[07:32] <red2kic> ShapeShifter499: That was a joke. See what happen when school tried to use proprietary software? More cesspool and does not help anyone at all. Exporting PDF or creating a website could work.
[07:32] <MrH_> now where did xchat stick it...
[07:33] <JetPackTuxedo> I would just like to say, without any attempt to relate it to ubuntu or even linux, that MSDN is slow.
[07:34] <MrH_> send it again...
[07:34] <ShapeShifter499> ok
[07:34] <ShapeShifter499> there
[07:34] <Gnea> circuitman: gah, I'm not sure how.... been years since I've used a modem, and when I did, I used this as a more technical guide: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO.html
[07:34] <ShapeShifter499> powerpoint wants to kill me
[07:34] <ShapeShifter499> ugh!
[07:35] <Gnea> circuitman: back then we had to set modem parameters by editting config files by hand
[07:35] <JetPackTuxedo> ShapeShifter499, that's what it does. If it had it's way it would just sit in a corner alone. Especially 07.
[07:35] <meowbuntu> how do i change the default download folder for google chrome please.
[07:36] <circuitman> Gnea:Then tell me how to edit the config file of my usb huawei modem
[07:36] <JetPackTuxedo> meowbuntu, go to the wrench icon in the rop right
[07:36] <meowbuntu> jet yes then
[07:36] <meowbuntu> ^ JetPackTuxedo
[07:36] <JetPackTuxedo> meowbuntu, then go to options
[07:36] <Flamey> meowbuntu: then under the hood
[07:36] <meowbuntu> its not there i checked
[07:36] <meowbuntu> oh ok
[07:37] <meowbuntu> then i'm there cant see it
[07:37] <JetPackTuxedo> meowbuntu, then under the hood. It is at the bottom of that page on mine
[07:37] <Flamey> meowbuntu: you might need to scroll down
[07:37] <meowbuntu> lol duh i did not see scroll bar lol
[07:37] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: I guess you didn't get it
[07:37] <JetPackTuxedo> meowbuntu, I see privacy, network translate, downloads...
[07:37] <JetPackTuxedo> find it?
[07:38] <meowbuntu> ok but where is the default it just says download adn not where it is
[07:38] <meowbuntu> sort of JetPackTuxedo
[07:38] <Flamey> meowbuntu: click it, it'll bring up a folder dialog
[07:39] <meowbuntu> it just comes up with a folder called downloades not where that folder is situated arg tempremental chrome browser
[07:39] <meowbuntu> no i tryed that
[07:39] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: you still there?
[07:39] <Flamey> meowbuntu: choose Other...
[07:40] <red2kic> MrH_: Maybe it is in ~/.xchat/downloads -- Check for pete's sake. :P
[07:40] <rsvp> !party
[07:40] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: here http://www.sendspace.com/file/hav50j
[07:40] <meowbuntu> Flamey, you would think it would show where it is actually located not just the folder it seems to be another compleat device but its not
[07:40] <meowbuntu> Flamey, but i have something saved there already
[07:41] <Flamey> meowbuntu: Oh, you want to know where it has downloaded files?
[07:41] <meowbuntu> Flamey, found it the long way round thanks anyway
[07:41] <Gnea> circuitman: what's the baud rate currently set to?
[07:41] <circuitman> i dont know
[07:42] <circuitman> Gnea: that's what i want to know and change it
[07:42] <Flamey> meowbuntu: The default location is $HOME/Downloads
[07:42] <ShapeShifter499> red2kic: I wonder if MrH_ ditched me D=
[07:42] <geekphreak> hello all
[07:43] <meowbuntu> flyes i found that thanks
[07:43] <themadhatter> \join #sage-devel
[07:44] <Gnea> circuitman: so the usb modem, it plugs into the phone line? or is it like a cellphone?
[07:44] <Someguy77> is there a command to toggle the always on top property of a window?
[07:44] <circuitman> Gnea:cell phone
[07:45] <red2kic> ShapeShifter499: Your PPT file probably broke his machine.
[07:46] <ShapeShifter499> red2kic: D=
[07:46] <ShapeShifter499> red2kic: XD
[07:46] <Gnea> circuitman: okay, read this and see if your phone is listed: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[07:46] <ShapeShifter499> red2kic: this ppt is more hassle than it seemed
[07:47] <MrH_> im here
[07:47] <MrH_> DCC isn't co-opin
[07:48] <circuitman> Gnea:its not phone actually,it's usb CDMA modem
[07:48] <Gnea> circuitman: the point is that it doesn't use a landline, it uses a cellular tower to make the connection
[07:48] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: did you get my sendspace link??
[07:48] <circuitman> Gnea:more technically its called "Network Interface Card" (NIC)
[07:48] <MrH_> no i didn't
[07:49] <ShapeShifter499> MrH_: here http://www.sendspace.com/file/hav50j
[07:49] <Gnea> circuitman: what we're concerned about here is whether or not networkmanager has the proper ability to tell the device to change baud rate or not
[07:49] <circuitman> Gnea:ya it user cell tower
[07:50] <MrH_> opens fine here bro
[07:50] <MrH_> maybe save it as a older format?
[07:51] <MrH_> crap, ttyl
[07:51] <ShapeShifter499> well it opened in my world history class asking for a Quicktime TIFF format to be installed inorder to read it
[07:51] <ShapeShifter499> aww man
[07:51] <MrH_> install quicktime
[07:51] <Gnea> circuitman: historically, the way to change the baud rate was to change the serial port speed. this might help shed a bit more light: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/Huawei
[07:52] <ShapeShifter499> it is installed on his comp
[07:52] <MrH_> or change the images from TIFF to jpg
[07:52] <MrH_> or even png
[07:52] <MrH_> i gotta go
[07:52] <red2kic> or even pony
[07:52] <ShapeShifter499> XD
[07:52] <ShapeShifter499> I'll check it out at my school's library
[07:52] <ShapeShifter499> they are windows
[07:52] <red2kic> ShapeShifter499: Convert TIFF to png (like MrH_ say).
[07:53] <ShapeShifter499> I did but no win comp to see if it works
[07:53] <gasull> I've done everything explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptURL but I can't get apt links working with Firefox/Swiftfox.
[07:53] <ShapeShifter499> \I g2g too
[07:53] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[07:53] <ShapeShifter499> School 2morrow
[07:54] <red2kic> gasull: is ubufox installed?
[07:56] <gasull> red2kic: yes
[07:57] <Wiseman> good evening everyone!
[07:57] <red2kic> gasull: Can't you use synaptic or terminal to install packages as opposed to clicking on apt:links you found on internet?
[07:57] <gast> blubb
[07:57] <maryj> hello
[07:59] <hnd> Wiseman: gud evening maryj: hii :)
[07:59] <Flamey> circuitman: you might need gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[08:00] <jpterminal123> bonjour a tous
[08:00] <Flamey> salut
[08:00] <hnd> jpterminal123: bonjour :)
[08:00] <circuitman> Flamey:how to install
[08:01] <hnd> circuitman: it will search itself and install...
[08:02] <circuitman> hnd:i'm not getting
[08:02] <Flamey> circuitman: sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-{bad,ugly}
[08:02] <hnd> circuitman:  sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-{bad,ugly}
[08:02] <hnd> ohh
[08:02] <hnd> Flamey took the lead
[08:02] <hnd> :P
[08:02] <Flamey> for teh wins!
[08:03] <hnd> Flamey: :D
[08:03] <circuitman> hnd:it's 30 mb
[08:03] <hnd> so??
[08:03] <circuitman> i cant,my connnection is very slow
[08:03] <Flamey> circuitman: just download it overnight
[08:04] <hnd> well then is it our fault??? :/ just put it up overnight...
[08:04] <gasull> red2kic: yes, I can use aptitude or synaptic, but it's just annoying that apt links don't work
[08:04] <hnd> ahh well again Flamey takes the lead
[08:04] <circuitman> Flamey:ok
[08:06] <xukun> I have a system without X-Windows. I use bluetooth keyboard, to connect the keyboard I have to push the connect key on the keyboard then 'hidd --search and the hidd --connect mac-address' but I have to do this after every reboot. Which configuration do I need to but where so It remembers after reboot?
[08:09] <khussein78> hello
[08:09] <hfm> good morning everybody from ireland
[08:09] <khussein78> anyone know if there is ubuntu shop in honolulu
[08:10] <white_magic> there are ubuntu shops?
[08:10] <khussein78> white_magic,  i need some names if you have
[08:11] <Fudge> gday, any problems known for su audigy 4's?
[08:12] <hfm> I'd like an opinion on this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1463311
[08:13] <white_magic> khussein78: i really have no idea
[08:13] <khussein78> ok thanks
[08:14] <hfm> Burned through the midnight oil there last night... so I hope it looks okey
[08:14] <plum> hey... i have my main harddrive with windows and mac installed dualbooting. but i have a secondary drive that i have ubuntu on, and want to make the bootloader on the first drive so i can remove the second drive safely... how can i configure grub to do this?
[08:15] <ohodi> pptp is not working for me. can anyone help?
[08:15] <plum> "the bootloader" meaning Grub
[08:16] <plum> can someone help with this? i am very unfamiliar with grub and don't want to have to have my other harddrive constantly plugged in to the computer to use any other operating system...
[08:19] <Exposure779> morning
[08:19] <Flamey> hfm: nice, i like
[08:21] <plum> brb
[08:23] <red2kic> gasull: I see. I don't have apturl or ubufox installed. I rarely let the websites crave my attention to *click,click* moot packages. :)
[08:24] <gasull> red2kic: It's happening with any kind of URL I want to add, like vnc://, apt://, etc.
[08:27] <red2kic> gasull: Check Edit --> Preferences --> Applications?
[08:27] <red2kic> (in Firefox)
[08:29] <gasull> red2kic: apt isn't there.  Should it be?  And how can I add it?
[08:29] <IceGuest_75> #kubuntu
[08:29] <DylanJ> i just installed an old version of ubuntu (8.04) on a computer and accidently changed the refresh rate so that no monitor in the house can view the screen >_> i'm wondering what file i need to change to reset this
[08:29] <DylanJ> anyone know? :D
[08:30] <red2kic> gasull: I see apt in my Applications database set for "Always ask"
[08:31] <gasull> red2kic: I don't see it.  How can I add it there?
[08:31] <joe__> i have two directories in the same directory.  I want to move one of these into the other via CLI.  What would be the command to do this?  mv? or cp?  I just really don't want to fuck it up..
[08:32] <geekphreak> joe__:  use mv command and watch language please
[08:33] <red2kic> gasull: Well, I found something in ~/.mozilla/firefox/$RANDOM.default/mimeTypes.rdf -- but it might be easier to try and create a new profile and see if it shows up.
[08:33] <geekphreak> to create a new profile /usr/bin/firefox -ProfileManager
[08:34] <joe__> i apologize, ok so mv directortoMove directoryiWantItToLiveIn, or will that just rename the directory?
[08:34] <hachouri> hello guys, does any one know a tools to modify the bios setup using DMI?
[08:35] <xukun> I have a system without X-Windows. I use bluetooth keyboard, to connect the keyboard I have to push the connect key on the keyboard then 'hidd --search and the hidd --connect mac-address' but I have to do this after every reboot. Which configuration do I need to but where so It remembers after reboot?
[08:35] <geekphreak> joe__:  mv folder_you_wana_move folder_you_wana_move_into
[08:36] <joe__> ok, do i have to throw a -R on there if there is stuff in the folder?
[08:36] <geekphreak> mv should be fine,
[08:36] <gasull> red2kic: I don't see it in a new profile
[08:37] <hachouri> joe__, if the destination foder exist then the first folder will be moved into it if not then the folder will be moved and renamed, mv workrecursevly without -r
[08:37] <joe__> awesome, thanks guys, appreciated
[08:38] <red2kic> gasull: Try closing Firefox and then remove/and/install ubufox. Otherwise, I don't know what's wrong (as I don't use them myself).
[08:38] <geekphreak> joe__: no problemo
[08:39] <red2kic> gasull: Do you want my mimeTypes.rdf (for your own benefits to investigate furtherer)?
[08:39] <red2kic> gasull: http://pastebin.com/RUHFjjGt
[08:40] <dexki> DexKI
[08:42] <dazhi> Hello, world
[08:42] <Noble> The ubuntu 10.04 installed seems to get caught in an infinite loop while loading kerlen from USB before install.
[08:43] <red2kic> Noble: Seek Lucid support in #ubuntu+1
[08:43] <geekphreak> Noble:  try asking in #ubuntu+1 lucid support
[08:43] <Noble> ty
[08:44] <Halabund> Hi!  How can I check which version of Ubuntu a computer has from the command line?  Also, are ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu deb packages interchangeable?  (Computer doesn't have internet access, need to download package elsewhere before installing)
[08:45] <gasull> red2kic: thanks.  it works now
[08:45] <gasull> :)
[08:45] <geekphreak> :)
[08:45] <dazhi> Halabund:uname -r
[08:45] <red2kic> Halabund: "lsb_release -a ; echo YES"
[08:46] <red2kic> gasull: :)
[08:46] <rww> dazhi: uname -r is for the kernel version, not Ubuntu version
[08:46] <dazhi> oh, yes, sorry
[08:46] <gasull> red2kic: thanks a lot.  I tried to fix this a few times.
[08:47] <red2kic> gasull: No problem. You might want to change/eliminate my Gmail.
[08:48] <geekphreak> :)
[08:48] <DylanJ> i just installed an old version of ubuntu (8.04) on a computer and accidently changed the refresh rate so that no monitor in the house can view the screen >_> i'm wondering what file i need to change to reset this
[08:50] <moetunes> DylanJ: if it exists   /etc/X11/xorg.conf   more than likely
[08:50] <gasull> red2kic: will do
[08:51] <geekphreak> moetunes: howdy :d
[08:51] <moetunes> geekphreak: how ya doin' :]
[08:51] <geekphreak> moetunes: good , thanks hope same from you :)
[08:52] <moetunes> I'm always good unless I get caught ;]
[08:52] <geekphreak> heh
[08:54] <firevai> hi everyone.. i need just a little help
[08:55] <firevai> i'm trying to setup a static ip and i am not sure what numbers go where... lol
[08:55] <firevai> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-static-ip/
[08:55] <firevai> im ahter atm, and i have my info from isp, but a lil confused what number goes where
[08:55] <firevai> i'm using a modem with a built in router
[08:57] <firevai> any admins awake.. i just need a little help please
[08:57] <ikonia> what's the issue?
[08:58] <firevai> im trying to setup a staic ip
[08:58] <DJ_HaMsTa> howdo  ifigure out my hostname ?
[08:58] <firevai> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-static-ip/
[08:58] <ikonia> DJ_HaMsTa: "hostname" is the comment
[08:58] <firevai> thats where i'm at.. just trying to get the right numbers in the right place
[08:58] <DJ_HaMsTa> ah thanks
[08:58] <DJ_HaMsTa> how do i change it ? lol
[08:58] <ikonia> firevai: ok, first some questions, then lets work this through
[08:58] <ikonia> firevai: first, what version of ubuntu is this ?
[08:59] <firevai> 9
[08:59] <ikonia> firevai: 9.04 or 9.10
[08:59] <firevai> 9.04
[08:59] <ikonia> ok
[08:59] <ikonia> is this a desktop install ?
[08:59] <firevai> yes
[08:59] <firevai> i have the file opened in gedit
[08:59] <ikonia> firevai: what file?
[08:59] <firevai> and pasted the example in there.. but i am not sure what goes where. i have my numbers from isp
[09:00] <firevai> interfaces
[09:00] <ikonia> firevai: ok, why are you not using the network admin gui to do this, you should not be editing the interfaces file
[09:00] <ohir> firevai: you need to consult your router manual and configure it with dhcp serving on your lan side. In ubuntu you use default config if you use wired lan.
[09:00] <clotterm> hi. i'm currently trying o build my own alternate installer cd (in order to use kickstart scripts). somehow my usb-cdrom drive is not mountec corrently, I need to load the modules manually (says: no common cdrom drive found). anybody any suggestions how to avoid that?
[09:00] <ikonia> ohir: no he doesn't
[09:00] <firevai> hmm ok kinda lost
[09:00] <ikonia> ohir: he doesn't have to use dhcp at all
[09:01] <ikonia> firevai: are you using gnome ?
[09:01] <firevai> yes
[09:01] <firevai> so i dont need to edit that file?
[09:01] <ikonia> firevai: in the top right of your desktop, a little in from the right, do you see an icon that looks like a network icon/computer icon,
[09:01] <firevai> yes
[09:01] <tp43> you know the f4l program, for flash design on linux, anyone tried it, it doesn't seem to be in the repo
[09:02] <ikonia> firevai: ok, that's gnome network manager, if you click it, what options do you see
[09:02] <ohir> ikonia: he uses router/modem combo IIRC. My experience tells me that configuring dhcp in that gizmo is the only viable option for home network.
[09:02] <firevai> just vpn connections
[09:02] <ikonia> ohir: nope
[09:02] <firevai> i have comcast business line, and they said i have to have a static ip to forward ports
[09:02] <ohir> ikonia: who will teach him/her how to setup his/her mother windoze pc to get it online?
[09:03] <firevai> i use dc++ and cant search or download but people can dl from me
[09:03] <ikonia> ohir: I'm not supporting his windows PC
[09:03] <ikonia> firevai: hang on, one step at a time
[09:03] <ikonia> firevai: lets step back again for a moment
[09:03] <ikonia> firevai: why do you want a static IP ?
[09:03] <firevai> comcast did a firmware update, and killed port forwarding, and i had to get a static ip so i could forward ports
[09:03] <ohir> ikonia: but you are advising him to set static ip on his ubuntu box, right?
[09:04] <ikonia> ohir: no, I'm not advising him to do anything
[09:04] <ikonia> firevai: ok, you're way off base here
[09:04] <ohir> ok. Your client :)
[09:04] <firevai> lol i feel special.. i got two guys fighting over me.. lol
[09:04]  * ohir steps back.
[09:04] <ikonia> firevai: no-one's fight, ohir is actually right based on what you're telling me now
[09:04] <firevai> wish i was a chick.. i'd feel even better lol
[09:05] <ikonia> firevai: you have no reason to set a static IP, you just need to tell your router to port forward to the internal LAN IP
[09:05] <firevai> ok explain that.. forward to internal lan ip
[09:05] <firevai> please
[09:06] <ikonia> firevai: you need to contact your router vendor for support on your router, but the bottom line is you ubuntu machine will get a dhcp address (internal IP) from your router, you then configure the router to port forward to that internal IP address
[09:06] <firevai> i'm in the router/modem config thingie now
[09:06] <firevai> ok i did that allready
[09:06] <ikonia> firevai: each router/modem does it differenty so you'll need to use your routers support services / manuals to configure it
[09:06] <firevai> lemme check something
[09:06] <firevai> brb
[09:07] <firevai> Error: I could not see your service on 173.165.77.6 on port (24245)
[09:07] <firevai> Reason: No route to host
[09:07] <ikonia> firevai: you'll need to speak to your router support services to get help setting that up, as that's nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:07] <firevai> i forwarded that port to 10.1.10.11 my router ip?
[09:08] <firevai> ok
[09:08] <firevai> hmm
[09:08] <ikonia> firevai: just keep in mind you have no need/reason to set a static IP when talking to your router support as ohir suggested earlier
[09:08] <firevai> wierd.. when i was using my landlords line, when he forwarded a port it just worked fine
[09:08] <SuN__> now reiinstall  linux-headers from live cd to my os ubuntu 10.04 rc1
[09:08] <ikonia> SuN__: ?
[09:10] <iceroot> SuN__: #ubuntu+1
[09:10] <firevai> ok my internal ip would be that 10.1.10.10 number probably?
[09:10] <mr_diggles> how do i get my box to allow me to install linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`  .. aptitude reports it couldn't find any package that matches that name..
[09:10] <firevai> most others are like 192.168.0.1
[09:10] <mr_diggles> it appears in my /etc/apt/soruces that restricted is already enabled.
[09:10] <ikonia> firevai: you need to contact your router vendor's support services
[09:10] <firevai> mr_diggles, you have to add the repositories in synaptec
[09:10] <firevai> ok ok thanks guys
[09:11] <whomee> when i do a apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) .. does it overwrite my current kernel and configs?
[09:11] <iceroot> mr_diggles: apt-get update
[09:11] <SuN__> ikonia, I can not log gives me a black screen and restarts
[09:11] <ikonia> SuN__: lucid support is in the channel #ubuntu+1
[09:12] <SuN__> ikonia, no correct answer for now
[09:12] <mr_diggles> firevai: check box for proprietary (restricted) is already checked
[09:12] <iceroot> SuN__: but this is not the lucid-support-channel
[09:13] <mr_diggles> can others install linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r` ?  is documentation for getting the acx wireless module just depricated perhaps?
[09:14] <iceroot> mr_diggles: apt-cache search linux-restricted-modules  after sudo apt-get update
[09:14] <mr_diggles> iceroot: nada .. what does the line in /etc/apt/sources look like to get this enabled?
[09:15] <iceroot> !info linux-restricted-modules
[09:15] <mr_diggles> ubottu: gah! that is what was suspecting..
[09:16] <mr_diggles> so i wonder what the recommended path is for getting these wireless drivers now is..
[09:16] <switchgirl> ho do i ban doubleclick?
[09:16] <whomee> make: *** /lib/modules/2.6.26-2-686/build: No such file or directory.  Stop.
[09:16] <whomee> how can i solve this? just do a apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)?
[09:17] <mr_diggles> whomee: apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[09:17] <whomee> mr_diggles: does that reconfigure anything in my current kernel configs?
[09:17] <mr_diggles> whomee: nope.. in fact it gets you a dissapointing amount of stuff :P
[09:18] <mr_diggles> whomee: but doesn't change anything about current running system.
[09:18] <whomee> mr_diggles: ah goodie :) just need that build file again :) well spank you
[09:19] <ph0xide> how can i disable ipv6 on one itnerface
[09:19] <DjAngo23> Hey everyone. Flashplayer did work perfectly, but since the update Firefox crashes (hang) with site using Flash. I did uninstall flash, now i want to reinstall it. So What I really want is the procedure to fully unistall flash player, and then install the good version. Any help ?
[09:21] <mr_diggles> ahh, linux-restricted-modules were depricated in 9.10 in favor of dkms
[09:21] <mr_diggles> and sadly I know nothing of dkms
[09:22] <mahisastra> i want to compress vodeo file , in ubuntu, what is the command?
[09:23] <mahisastra> what is ns2 simulator
[09:23] <mr_diggles> mahisastra: check out ffmpeg and it's tools.. do a big of googling in that area.  ubuntu has all the mplayer+ffmpeg stuff available but figuring it out will be the fun part
[09:23] <mahisastra> can any one tell me?
[09:24] <mr_diggles> mahisastra: you might look at handbreak if you want a GUI
[09:24] <mr_diggles> handbrake even
[09:25] <mr_diggles> so yeah, major ubuntu doc fail here.. depricate linux-restricted-modules in favor of dkms and then dont' offer how to transition documentation.. bleh
[09:26] <Kartagis> how do I get the libc6 version on my system?
[09:27] <tp43> why isn't f4l(flash for linux) in the ubuntu repo
[09:27] <albacker> when is lucid coming out?
[09:27] <albacker> (stable)
[09:27] <tp43> I think the first of May
[09:27] <ph0xide> 2 more dayz
[09:27] <albacker> i thought it was more like april.. thanks :)
[09:28] <ph0xide> 29 april samoa time :P
[09:28] <albacker> :)
[09:29] <onaogh> help !, my evolution doesn't start up, it just hangs when started
[09:29] <onaogh> i mean evolution mail client
[09:29] <Kartagis> how can I upgrade my libc6 to 16? my version is 15
[09:29] <albacker> thanks tp43 ph0xide
[09:30] <geekphreak> onaogh: any errors?
[09:30] <Vhozard> onaogh Try executing it in the terminal and search for errors
[09:30] <onaogh> no errors, ok i will execute from terminal
[09:31] <ph0xide> albacker, np
[09:31] <onaogh> i started from terminal, here are the lines: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423244/
[09:31] <onaogh> Vhozard,
[09:32] <Kartagis> how can I upgrade my libc6 to 16? my version is 15
[09:33] <onaogh> Vhozard, googling those errors in google have no result
[09:34] <onaogh> brb, restarting...
[09:35] <whomee> someone have a already finished compiled quickcam module laying around? ;)
[09:37] <Name141> How do you know after using "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" and applying the upgrades , does the machine need to be restarted or now?
[09:37] <Name141> or not*
[09:37] <ikonia> it will say
[09:38] <Name141> ikonia: even in the terminal ? All I have seen is if I login to the GUI
[09:38] <Kartagis> ikonia, how can I upgrade my libc6 to 16? my version is 15
[09:38] <ikonia> even in the terminal
[09:38] <ikonia> Kartagis: why do you want to
[09:38] <ikonia> Kartagis: changing libc versions is highly dangerous
[09:39] <Kartagis> ikonia, I have a problem with nslookup. netadmin said this could be solved with upgrading libc6
[09:39] <meowbuntu> hi how do i get skype for ubuntu 8.10 karmic. there is only an older version. http://www.skype.com/intl/en/download/skype/linux/choose/
[09:39] <meowbuntu> any ideas
[09:40] <Ten-Eight> meowbuntu: that's the one you need.
[09:40] <ikonia> Kartagis: 1.) nslookup is depreciated 2.) changing libc should not be done at all,
[09:40] <Ten-Eight> meowbuntu: it'll work.  works fine on my 8.10
[09:40] <Kartagis> ikonia, even dig cannot resolve it
[09:40] <ikonia> magez: it's 8.10+
[09:40] <ikonia> Kartagis: then it won't be a libc issue
[09:40] <ikonia> magez: sorry that was for meowbuntu
[09:41] <Name141> ikonia: all it said was upgrading libavcodec52 libavformat52 libavutil49 libpostproc51 libswscale0 , then setting up (all of them) , and finally ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[09:41] <Name141> and that was that.
[09:42] <ikonia> Name141: so nothing needs to be restarted then
[09:42] <Name141> OK.
[09:42] <fearfail> hey so I'm trying to set up CoughPHP (ORM) on ubuntu and I'm getting a weird permission denied error from PHP even though I have the include file chmod 777
[09:42] <fearfail> Warning: include_once(/home/user/coughphp/extras/Autoloader.class.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: Permission denied
[09:42] <Kartagis> ikonia, I take full responsibility, I've to try it
[09:43] <ikonia> fearfail: failed to open stream - not file
[09:43] <Name141> What else can I do with this old machine anyway? It's a P2 450 MHz , 10 GB hard drive.
[09:43] <ikonia> Kartagis: what are you trying to resolve ?
[09:43] <gh> howdy. for some reason my sound is not working... when I first start it makes the noise at the login screen and I can play files via rhythmbox however, there is no applet for volume control and when I goto system/preferences/sound I get "Waiting for sound system to respond" also if I try to launch either gnome-volume-control or gnome-volume-control-applet from the cli I get "WARNING **:Connection failed, reconnecting..." over and over... any ideas? this is 9.10 u
[09:43] <gh> pdated to the latest. I find it strange that I get the 'ding' when the login screen shows up and I can play stuff via rhythmbox but nothing else plays sound...
[09:43] <meowbuntu> Ten-Eight, i have the latest ubuntu 9.10 shesh
[09:43] <ikonia> Kartagis: if dig can't resolve it it won't be a libc issue
[09:43] <ikonia> Kartagis: what version of ubuntu is this on
[09:43] <fearfail> ikonia: elaborate, what's the difference and how do I fix it
[09:43] <Name141> All I got it running is eggdrops and energymechs
[09:43] <Ten-Eight> meowbuntu: it'll work.
[09:43] <Kartagis> ikonia, rapidshare and 9.10
[09:43] <wasmahen> he llo
[09:44] <wasmahen> what does uh-huh means
[09:44] <meowbuntu> Ten-Eight, i need the ubuntu 9.10 format skyp installer unless the older one also works
[09:44] <ikonia> fearfail: if it was a file permissions you would be right changing the ownership of the files, however ask about streams in ##php
[09:44] <meowbuntu> ok thanks Ten-Eight
[09:44] <ikonia> meowbuntu: as I said, the version is 8.10 + (meaning 8.10 and later)
[09:44] <ikonia> Kartagis: what command are you using that's failing
[09:45] <ikonia> Kartagis: when I say what command, exactly what host are you tyring to look up
[09:45] <Kartagis> ikonia, https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=161181 here is the problem
[09:45] <Ten-Eight> meowbuntu: it'll work just fine. I installed it on a 9.10 machine for a friend a few weeks ago.
[09:45] <ikonia> Kartagis: that's a redhat bug
[09:45] <ikonia> Kartagis: don't use that as a reference
[09:45] <daiver> Hello!
[09:45] <meowbuntu> Ten-Eight, ok thanks again
[09:45] <daiver> help say me, pl
[09:45] <ikonia> daiver: ask a question then
[09:46] <Kartagis> ikonia, my web browser can't resolve it
[09:46] <daiver> help me, please - how can I restore removed dir?
[09:46] <Ten-Eight> meowbuntu: no problem :)  enjoy!
[09:46] <daiver> I've removed ir in midnight commander
[09:46] <meowbuntu> !ask | daiver
[09:46] <ikonia> Kartagis: can't resolve what exactly, what host are you trying to resolve exactly
[09:46] <daiver> it*
[09:46] <Kartagis> ikonia, rapidshare.com
[09:47] <nsp> Hi! I created a bash script that opens my application that is created with mono but every time i double click the script msg appears asking me what i want to do (execute, edit...). Is there a way to make it so that on double click the schell script would execute and open my program without any messages?
[09:47] <meowbuntu> daiver, also dont ask over and over again
[09:47] <ikonia> Kartagis: ok - I can say for a FACT that is not a libc issue
[09:47] <Vigo> daiver: Is it a package?
[09:47] <meowbuntu> daiver, are you trying to run a windows game in ubuntu
[09:47] <ikonia> Kartagis: I'm using 9.10 and can resolve that fine, and nslookup and dig are not relevant to your web browser
[09:47] <daiver> no, folder
[09:47] <daiver> Vigo: no, it's folder.
[09:48] <daiver> meowbuntu: no.
[09:48] <meowbuntu> oh ok what then daiver
[09:48] <red2kic> !undelete | daiver
[09:48] <Kartagis> ikonia, netadmin said ubuntu with windows in virtualbox has that issue and it can be resolved by upgrading libc6
[09:48] <Vigo> daiver: Can you use or have you used the Recovery Console?
[09:48] <meowbuntu> daiver, also check the trash bin they may be in there
[09:49] <ikonia> Kartagis: do not do it
[09:49] <ikonia> Kartagis: can you resolve any hosts with your webbrowser ?
[09:49] <daiver> meowbuntu: :P
[09:50] <daiver> ubottu: I'll try.
[09:50] <Kartagis> ikonia, other than rapidshare, yes. and my vm can resolve it too
[09:50] <ikonia> Kartagis: ok so the resolver is fine
[09:50] <daiver> Vigo: how can I execute recovery console?
[09:51] <red2kic> daiver: Can you embrace yourself and live with the fact you may lost the folder for good?
[09:51] <Vigo> daiver: It is an option on boot, but what ubottu said is on time also.
[09:51] <meowbuntu> daiver, ubottu is not a person he is a bot. people type in commands to get him to say common stuff like !ask, !help, !vga etc.
[09:52] <fearfail> fuck you ikonia
[09:52] <daiver> meowbuntu: I see
[09:52] <meowbuntu> daiver, read just before ubottu adn see who sent him the command for you
[09:53] <meowbuntu> daiver, as there is alot of common stuff asked having the botto explane it is easy adn fast nd saves frustrations if trying to explane it.
[09:53] <daiver> meowbuntu:  oh, nice +)
[09:53] <Kartagis> ikonia, I get this nslookup rapidshare.com
[09:53] <Kartagis> ;; Truncated, retrying in TCP mode.
[09:53] <Kartagis> socket.c:2486: REQUIRE((((sock) != ((void *)0)) && (((const isc__magic_t *)(sock))->magic == ((('I') << 24 | ('O') << 16 | ('i') << 8 | ('o')))))) failed.
[09:53] <Kartagis> Aborted (core dumped)
[09:53] <FloodBot1> Kartagis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:53] <dayo> what's the difference between gb.archive.ubuntu.com and uk.archive.ubuntu.com?
[09:53] <ikonia> Kartagis: not good
[09:53] <red2kic> dayo: The location of servers.
[09:54] <meowbuntu> Kartagis, please dont spamm the chanel use pastebin
[09:54] <Vigo> daiver: There are many many Data recovery utilities and tools, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[09:54] <dayo> red2kic: they're not both uk servers?
[09:54] <meowbuntu> !pastebin | Kartagis
[09:54] <dayo> red2kic: where's the gb one?
[09:54] <red2kic> dayo: I don't know. Run a test to find out which one is faster for you and use that.
[09:54] <Hai> Hello
[09:56] <Vigo> daiver: and here:> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CategoryBackupRecovery?highlight=%28%28DataRecovery%29%29
[09:56] <Kartagis> ikonia, http://suigeneris.pastebin.com/EEtX6bUg
[09:57] <ikonia> Kartagis: yes, a coredump does not look good at all,
[09:57] <ikonia> Kartagis: interesting why it's just that one host
[09:57] <daiver> Vigo: I don't see there anything about recovering dir
[09:58] <Kartagis> ikonia, and the netadmin said this could be solved with upgrading libc
[09:58] <ikonia> Kartagis: who is "the netadmin" ?
[09:58] <Kartagis> ikonia, netadmin of our firm
[09:58] <ikonia> Kartagis: then ask him to support that
[09:58] <ikonia> I would very very strongly advice against it
[09:59] <Kartagis> ikonia, I take full responsibility, please tell me how to do it
[09:59] <meowbuntu> is there any thing else i need to know on how to get my intell sound card working
[09:59] <ikonia> Kartagis: speak to your netadmin
[09:59] <ikonia> Kartagis: if he thinks that will fix it, he will kow how to do it
[10:00] <Vigo> daIver: What version are you on?
[10:00] <dascar> ubuntu , svnserver 1.6, client : tortoisesvn, access method http , problem : Retrieval of mergeinfo unsupported; any ideas ?
[10:01] <daiver> Vigo: 9.10
[10:02] <gheddy_zarc> anyone know how to stop rythym box opening by default ? I just want to inspect a usb drive but it keeps defaulting to open rythym box and I can see the files on the usb drive ?
[10:02] <Vigo> daiver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[10:02] <gheddy_zarc> * cant^
[10:03] <Vigo> daiver: and here for Grub2:>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[10:03] <bmharsha2010> My Windows 7 OS is lost after installing ubuntu 9.10?
[10:04] <Ravm> My framebuffer is 80x30, hew can I change that? I'd rather have something a bit more readable.
[10:04] <chelz> Ravm: vga line needs to be passed to the kernel on boot
[10:05] <Ravm> chelz: Ah, in the Grub config?
[10:05] <Vigo> daiver: Bets advice us make a backup, that could recover some system data, I still agree with what ubottu stated.
[10:05] <chelz> Ravm: yeah i've put it in menu.lst, no idea how with grub2
[10:06] <daiver> Vigo: I can't find there anything about my problem.
[10:06] <Ravm> chelz: I'll figure it out, thanks for the help.
[10:06] <Vigo> daiver: Scroll down to middle
[10:06] <androm> Q: i have karmic, and i did a whole lot of updates, but after i restarted i got this error, amongst other similar ones: "faild to load the NVIDIA kernel module"
[10:07] <androm> :-/
[10:07] <daiver> Vigo: what is the topic?
[10:07] <androm> what could have caused that?
[10:07] <Vigo> daiver: You will see this: Pressing ESC will stop the boot process and bring up the Grub menu. A fresh Ubuntu installation will normally display the current kernel, a recovery mode option, and a Memtest86+ option:
[10:07] <daiver> Vigo: ok. But I'm speaking about what to do in grub
[10:08] <daiver> Vigo: here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - I can't find something about recovering folderas
[10:09] <Vigo> daiver: Once you get to that screen, select Recovery Mode
[10:09] <whomee> can a different computer make a required module for me?
[10:10] <Vigo> daiver: Other than that, use backups, regularly.
[10:10] <tp43> how can I use linux to design awesome eye candy websites?
[10:10] <daiver> Vigo: and? +)
[10:10] <tp43> gif's look cheap
[10:11] <whomee> tp43: same way as in windows or other enviroments
[10:11] <meowbuntu> hi how di i check sum a .iso file in ubuntu
[10:11] <tp43> whomee, flash?
[10:11] <daiver> :/
[10:11] <Vigo> !backup | daiver
[10:13] <Charbel> should i use the following command from a terminal to install java ???     sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts
[10:13] <meowbuntu> not exactly
[10:14] <meowbuntu> Charbel, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[10:14] <meowbuntu> then sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[10:14] <meowbuntu> then sudo apt-get install sun-java6-fonts
[10:14] <meowbuntu> Charbel, did you get all that
[10:14] <krishna__> !aptfix
[10:16] <meowbuntu> Charbel, you can also put an && between each command but you need to put this sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre && sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin && sudo apt-get install sun-java6-fonts
[10:16] <meowbuntu> hello Charbel do you read me
[10:16] <Charbel> yes
[10:17] <Charbel> thx
[10:17] <red2kic> meowbuntu: You can add extra packages (ie "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts conky pidgin whatever"
[10:17] <red2kic> meowbuntu: No need for &&
[10:17] <red2kic> Charbel: See above.
[10:17] <Charbel> meowbuntu, what's the dif btw ur command and mine ?
[10:18] <red2kic> Charbel: Nothing.
[10:18] <darkcrimson> Good morning, afternoon, evening all
[10:19] <krishna__> Charbel: You can queue many in the same command....... sudo apt-get install one two three four five six
[10:19] <red2kic> Charbel: Your command is less hassle. Is all. :)
[10:19] <whomee> when i load my c_qcam module and i check in lsmod nothing really uses it, does it mean my camera is crap or what? :P
[10:19] <darkcrimson> I am learning Unix/Linux...but need some help with tar and gzip whenever someone is available.
[10:19] <Charbel> ok thank u guys
[10:19] <Charbel> :)
[10:19] <red2kic> darkcrimson: You could use unp if that makes things easier for you.
[10:19] <red2kic> !info unp | darkcrimson
[10:20] <red2kic> !compression | darkcrimson
[10:20] <darkcrimson> Well, my question is...I have a .tar.gz file. Let's call it testfile.tar.gz and I need to not only decompress it, but expand as well. How would I do that?
[10:20] <meowbuntu> Charbel, i never seen it formated like yours always like me with && that is all if your command works then great I have learnt something muyself after 9 months with ubuntu
[10:21] <Charbel> red2kic, i got this command by googling
[10:21] <darkcrimson> The only problem is, I have to use tar/gunzip/gzip
[10:21] <darkcrimson> as it is an assignment issue
[10:21] <red2kic> reijo-nyberg: Sorry for redundant highlights. :)
[10:22] <Vigo> darckcrimson: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[10:22] <red2kic> darkcrimson: You can read the manual (ie man tar) to see examples and there are endless options too.
[10:22] <darkcrimson> Okay thanks.
[10:22] <darkcrimson> I guess I'll just figure it out.
[10:22] <jotall> Is it possible with a Radeon card to use all three outputs, VGA/DVI/HDMI at once for three monitors?
[10:23] <red2kic> darkcrimson: That's the spirit. :)
[10:24] <Vigo> red2kic: I agree, learning to make things work is better than buying broken things that fix broken things, and so on.
[10:24] <red2kic> darkcrimson: If you don't like to read terminal (because of colors), you can ALT+F2 and type in "yelp" -- Then search for gunzip. Nice and clear format too.
[10:25] <stevecam> 2 days to go xD
[10:31] <xubuntu> hello,can anybody help me with remote file system
[10:32] <Charbel> why i always get this message in terminal ?
[10:32] <Charbel> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[10:32] <Charbel>   linux-headers-2.6.31-11 linux-headers-2.6.31-11-generic
[10:32] <Charbel> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[10:32] <FloodBot1> Charbel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:32] <Charbel> ok
[10:32] <red2kic> Charbel: "uname -r" What does it say?
[10:32] <ikonia> Charbel: it means the packages are no longer required and you can remove them
[10:33] <Charbel> what is uname -r ?
[10:33] <benni_> hm?
[10:33] <pat5star> Charbel: just do what it says: sudo apt-get autoremove, you won't see it anymore
[10:35] <nascentmind> hi. Does apt-get source apply the patches of ubuntu once the source is downloaded?
[10:35] <ikonia> no
[10:35] <Maakuth> hmm, this dell latitude d505 hangs completely probably during x11 startup. it's fine with 2.6.32-20-generic kernel, but this happens with 2.6.32-21-generic
[10:36] <Maakuth> lucid with latest upgrades, intel gpu
[10:37] <red2kic> Maakuth: Join #ubuntu+1 for advices and supports with Lucid. Use the previous kernel. :(
[10:37] <nascentmind> ikonia: if i want to develop some code should i get it from the repository of the project or should i get it from apt-get ?
[10:37] <Maakuth> red2kic, alright
[10:38] <ikonia> nascentmind: depends, if you want to build on the ubuntu version then you should get the ubuntu maintained package, if you want to build and update upstream, go to the projects source
[10:38] <minubuntu> Hi all, is it possible to create an ubuntu CD which has an installation footprint of 700MB (max) and still have a display manager
[10:38] <ikonia> minubuntu: it already exists
[10:38] <nascentmind> ikonia: i want to build from the ubuntu version.
[10:38] <ikonia> minubuntu: it's called the ubuntu install CD
[10:39] <Vigo> Alternate LiveCD ?
 but after install it occupies more than 700 MB
[10:39] <ikonia> minubuntu: then strip it down
[10:39] <ikonia> minubuntu: or make your own livecd
[10:40] <ikonia> minubuntu: or use the netinstaller
[10:40] <nascentmind> ikonia: the ubuntu maintained version i have to grab it from the ubuntu repo rather than apt-get source right?
[10:41] <ikonia> nascentmind: no, that gets the source package
[10:41] <ikonia> nascentmind: apt-get source gets it from the ubuntu repos
[10:42] <rock11> hello ppl  any body here  know  how  to linux change remote user password using expect ?
I tried to stip it down but even after removing openoffice and games nothing significant changes in space
[10:42] <joaopinto> minubuntu, did you sudp apt-get clean ?
[10:42] <ikonia> minubuntu: then the answer is no
[10:42] <nascentmind> ikonia: so how do i get it?
[10:43] <ikonia> nascentmind: apt-get source $package as you just said
 yeah I did that
[10:43] <ikonia> nascentmind: that will get the source from the ubuntu repos
[10:43] <nascentmind> ikonia: so i should do that?
 <joaopinto> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/cleaning-up-all-unnecessary-junk-files-in-ubuntu.html. I used link but still no luck
[10:44] <ikonia> nascentmind: do you want the source code from the ubuntu repo yes/no ?
[10:44] <nascentmind> yes
[10:44] <ikonia> nascentmind: then use the command apt-get source $package - it gets the source code from the ubuntu repos as I've said 3 times
[10:47] <delac> Hey! It seems that nebook-launcher has started taking much longer to load the background image, so that now it makes a nasty flicker while starting. Anyone else had this problem?
[10:47] <Vigo> nascentmind: Did you look at the terminal stuff after that?
[10:48] <rui> ?
[10:49] <nascentmind> Vigo: what terminal?
[10:51] <Vigo> nascentmind: Install GtkOrphan in Ubuntu , not sure if that is what you want, is below all the GUI explanations.
[10:55] <offermann> hi
[10:55] <david_fb> hi all. how can I run a command in a shell script in the background and hide the output/send it to /dev/null
[10:55] <offermann> niemand hier?
[10:56] <david_fb> so far I have: ./myscript & > /dev/null
[10:56] <david_fb> but I still have output appear on screen
[10:56] <david_fb> and I have to CTRL + C to cancel the process
[10:56] <offermann> oh mann kein german chat?
[10:57] <josvuk> What is the standard gtk2 theme called that is installed on ubuntu10.0 per defafaoult?
[10:57] <rock11> hello ppl  any body here  know  how  to linux change remote user password using expect ?
[10:58] <Remmaze> anyone here purchased Lenovo ThinkPad X100E? works well with the latest ubuntu?? Need feedback...
[10:59] <coderman> david: 2>&1 >/dev/null
[11:00] <bullgard4> !google | dAnjou
[11:01] <rui> ?
[11:06] <robertzaccour> i have xubuntu and just installed lubuntu-desktop. will that be 64 bit also?
[11:09] <Remmaze> anyone here purchased Lenovo ThinkPad X100E? works well with the latest ubuntu?? Need feedback...
[11:10] <josvuk> Hm, how can I change the desktop theme in ubuntu10.0?
[11:12] <iceroot> josvuk: #ubuntu+1
[11:20] <xota> hi! I'm using vlc in linux without frontend, but it is always using the caca library.... I tried to force with --vout [xview|x11|gl|...] but ALWAYS uses caca
[11:21] <Remmaze> any feedback regarding Ubuntu on Lenovo X100e??
[11:21] <bastilian> I'm currently instaling Ubuntu 10.04 RC on my macbook and the screen turned black right after the finishing the installation setup. is this normal?
[11:21] <wildbat> !Lucid | bastilian
[11:22] <bastilian> thx.
[11:25] <Ganymede> it's in the topic... =/
[11:25] <rww> Ganymede: nobody reads the topic.
[11:26] <bastilian> or sees the fourth line of the topic in his client... :)
[11:29] <glemento> can the new GDM in 9.10 at least be configured to look like this? http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2646/4164536256_30474023ce.jpg
[11:29] <worldsayshi> Some fatal error has occurred in my file system, I can no longer boot my default Ubuntu installation on my hard drive. I'm running from my ubuntu live usb stick now. Can I access my files on the hard drive somehow?? I really would like to get hold of them before flushing the hard drive.
[11:33] <grzegostwor> - /sbin/tc qdisc add dev eth0 root tbf rate 64Kbit burst 20kb latency 100ms  -> when try to delete tc tree and again run this command  i get RTNETLINK answers : File exists
[11:33] <Cr-404> Is ther any program for checking raw data from harddrives/usb-pendrives?
[11:33] <grzegostwor> has anyone idea what might be the problem
[11:33] <diffrant> 3/4 years ago i had hard luck using Ubuntu on my desktop & lenovo laptop, several hardware incompatibilities, wanted to but did not get a chance to use Ubuntu since then. Things must have improved since. Now i hear Dell Mini 10 plays nice with Ubuntu, if i get one i should not have much trouble using & learning ubuntu [and python eventually, thts the goal] i suppose?
[11:33] <wildbat> worldsayshi, if your drive still working ^^;
[11:34] <grzegostwor> this tc line work on 9 machines without any erros, but on this particular one it does not want to cooperate :/
[11:34] <diffrant> i figure all i need is the wireless to work, and i can read online docs, try small stuff over the terminal, learn python etc, will a Dell Mini be good for that?
[11:34] <grzegostwor> when i run it once, tc is being set up, no problem ,  but when i stop tc, and fire up new rule it makes those error
[11:34] <wildbat> Cr-404, what you mean by checking raw data?
[11:35] <diffrant> if i dont enable special visual effects 1 GB RAM will be good?
[11:35] <worldsayshi> wildbat: If my drive would still be working, how would I access it?
[11:35] <duffydack> diffrant, I ran with compiz enabled on 1gb and it was fine..
[11:36] <donowan> using kernel-2.6.32. encountering "drm: fill_in_dev" error during boot-up. any solution?
[11:36] <wildbat> worldsayshi, it sould be mounted automatically with your live boot ~
[11:36] <joaopinto> diffrant, visual effects depends mostly on your graphics card, not on the system RAM
[11:36] <monra> Hello. Is there a way to block websites at my Ubuntu. I know I can do this by editing /etc/hosts but then I must write all the subdomains of the domain I want to block. Is there a better way to block a domain name with all it's subdomains?
[11:36] <wildbat> worldsayshi, if not you have to mouct it yourself
[11:36] <Cr-404> wildbat, in windows i had a hex-editor, what could open harddisk, and see how filesystem is done etc...
[11:37] <diffrant> joaopinto: oh, may be Dell Mini cant handle that, but thats okay if i can do other things fine, like learning & writing small shell/python scripts etc
[11:37] <Cr-404> If you wanted, you could write what ever you want on enywhere you want...
[11:37] <done> worldsayshi, nautilus shows the filessystem..
[11:37] <done> worldsayshi, what filesystem?
[11:37] <done> seams to be a hardware fault. dd_rescue to an neu harddisc would be my first step
[11:37] <wildbat> Cr-404, you can do that with Hex editor too in linux just /dev/sda or b or c ~
[11:38] <Cr-404> What about usb-pendrives?
[11:38] <Cr-404> Where they are in /dev/
[11:38] <squiddy> hi, anyone using nokia wireless headset BH 503 with lucid ? i cant pair the device on my machine
[11:38] <wildbat> do 'sudo fdisk -l' to find out
[11:39] <red2kic> squiddy: /j #ubuntu+1
[11:39] <wildbat> !Lucid | squiddy
[11:39] <donowan> using kernel-2.6.32. encountering "drm: fill_in_dev" error during boot-up. any solution?
[11:39] <Cr-404> wildbat, thanks... Is this command showing mounted filesystems?
[11:40] <squiddy> geez, i forgot that.  thanks guys
[11:40] <wildbat> Cr-404 show all drives your system detected
[11:40] <insan3> salomon_
[11:40] <Cr-404> Yes i noticed, i just said something stupid :D
[11:40] <salomon_> q pasa bruno?
[11:41] <Cr-404> Where i could find information, how ubuntu sees my pendrive?
[11:42] <Cr-404> When i plug it in, it will communicate with it and create this device file?
[11:42] <insan3> q pasa troncooos
[11:42] <wildbat> Cr-404, check for one  /dev/sdX that match your USB size
[11:44] <glemento> can the new GDM in 9.10 at least be configured to look like this? http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2646/4164536256_30474023ce.jpg
[11:44] <wildbat> Cr-404, System > Disk Util. if you perfer GUI
[11:44] <Cr-404> Hmm, one problem
[11:44] <Cr-404> I have program running on terminal, and inside program help-msg is coming by pressing F1
[11:45] <Cr-404> But its also shortcut for this GNOME help message
[11:45] <mitza> I cant make my printer work .im using a 2101nw wifi server how can i make it work?
[11:46] <wildbat> Cr-404, huh? i don't get what you are saying ~
[11:46] <Phoenix_> uh hi, hope someones awake x.x; i got a bit of a sudden problem.. i was running nexuiz, tried applying graphics settings, whole system froze, so naturally i rebooted, i could barely read what it said because it went by so fast, but in g.r.u.b right before loading up it said something like "gpu is decapated" or something like that.. now compiz and emerald wont work, if it helps, i recently tried (and failed) to install new nvidia drive
[11:46] <Phoenix_> rs, i say failed because every process gave an error saying no such file, right after using said file to install... um.. help?
[11:47] <Cr-404> Wildbat, I have terminal window, where hexedit program is running. But for getting the list of commands is done by pressing F1
[11:48] <Cr-404> Wildbat, But if i press this, its shortcut for terminal to show help window (lots of them, and no check if there is already one showing) :(
[11:48] <Klanticus> hello ppl. My machine locked up (kernel panic) while installing some packages, and now apt is broken. How do I fix it?
[11:49] <leagris> Klanticus, would copy the messages from apt to pastebin
[11:49] <leagris> !pastebin|Klanticius
[11:49] <djbeenie_> does anyone know how to change outlook profile or set up multiple outlook profiles via wine?
[11:50] <Klanticus> leagris: yes, but all messages are in portuguese. Is there any way to made it display them in english?
[11:50] <mitza> any1 can give me an ideea?
[11:51] <Klanticus> leagris: here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423301/
[11:51] <wildbat> Cr-404, use mouse clik on it may be ?
[11:52] <wildbat> Cr-404, or you have to change the hotkey settings
[11:52] <leagris> Klanticus, setting LANG=C or LANG=en befor apt like this: export LANG=C; sudo apt-get whatevercommand
[11:54] <Klanticus> leagris: thank you. Here is the link for the english version http://paste.ubuntu.com/423304/
[11:54] <worldsayshi> I'm trying to mount my possibly corrupt main hard drive from my ubunut live session. I'm looking at some documentation that tells me that hard drives are represented as /dev/hda, /dev/hdb etc... But I can't find any /dev/hdX. Does this mean that there is no way to find the hard drive?
[11:54] <leagris> Klanticus, I use this export LANG=C things very often due to my system being in french :)
[11:54] <Klanticus> leagris: very handy
[11:56] <wildbat> worldsayshi, try /dev/sdX
[11:56] <linxeh> stupid question; is there any way to move from 32bit to 64bit without reinstalling from scratch?
[11:56] <fadira> :-)
[11:57] <M4nfr3D> Hello, i have an issue about changing the motd, changes never display, even when modified as root, any help ?
[11:57] <Klanticus> linxeh: I don't think there are any easy way to do that, but I may be wrong
[11:57] <leagris> Klanticus, As your system crashed I guess it would be wise to force an fsck on / booting on single user (from the grub menu) only then after that, sudo apt-get install -f usually fix broken installs.
[11:57] <joaopinto> linxeh, no
[11:58] <linxeh> Klanticus: I accept it would mean reinstalling most packages etc, but I was trying to avoid the pain of reconfiguring everything (it shouldnt be that much different than doing a dist upgrade to a new release really?)
[11:58] <joaopinto> linxeh, you can backup your /etc, that is expected to be binary independent
[11:58] <linxeh> I guess it isnt common enough to warrant the development effort
[11:58] <linxeh> joaopinto: yeah, not everything is in /etc though
[11:59] <joaopinto> what is not there needs to be reinstalled, = packages
[11:59] <joaopinto> and that is easy to do also
[11:59] <joaopinto> !clone
[11:59] <linxeh> yeah, that works for packages that came from repositories :)
[11:59] <linxeh> for things that arent packaged up it isnt so easy
[11:59] <Klanticus> leagris: I already fsck'ed, and just tried sudo apt-get install -f, but it failed with a similar error :/
[12:00] <joaopinto> right, but a sane person doesn't use much of those :)
[12:00] <joaopinto> if he does, switching to 64 bits might not be a good idea
[12:00] <ROBOd> i just downloaded the livecd of ubuntu 10.04 lts and it directly boots into gnome
[12:00] <linxeh> ok, so I will be spending a day rebuilding this box after all :)
[12:01] <ROBOd> i don't get the option to run memtest
[12:01] <ROBOd> why?
[12:01] <joaopinto> !lucid | ROBOd
[12:02] <wildbat> linxeh, sound exciting ~ coffee or tea?~
[12:02] <linxeh> wildbat: coffee please for now
[12:02] <leagris> Klanticus, well you did not past the errors yet but, firs things I would do is search the web for the error message in default english (LANG=C). Chances are others went into the same situation and solutions are mentioned somewhere on forums or archived mailing lists.
[12:02] <Serpico> hi
[12:02] <Serpico> a alternative on kde of gparted exist?
[12:03] <wildbat> !hi | Serpico
[12:04] <Phoenix_> is anyone here good with gpu's drivers etc?
[12:04] <Klanticus> leagris: http://paste.ubuntu.com/423307/
[12:05] <jrib> Phoenix_: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:06] <Phoenix_> i already have asked X.X no one replied
[12:07] <jrib> Phoenix_: that's okay, people like me who just came in have no clue what you asked.  That's why you should just repeat (after waiting a reasonable amount of time)
[12:07] <Phoenix_> uh hi, hope someones awake x.x; i got a bit of a sudden problem.. i was running nexuiz, tried applying graphics settings, whole system froze, so naturally i rebooted, i could barely read what it said because it went by so fast, but in g.r.u.b right before loading up it said something like "gpu is decapated" or something like that.. now compiz and emerald wont work, if it helps, i recently tried (and failed) to install new nvidia drive
[12:07] <Phoenix_> rs, i say failed because every process gave an error saying no such file. (pressed up key, repost)
[12:08] <jrib> Phoenix_: pastebin the actual error
[12:08] <Phoenix_> how would i do that while running the system?...  (it was in g.r.u.b, during bios load)
[12:08] <Serpico> a alternative on kde of gparted exist?
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo
[12:09] <Klanticus> Serpico: I think you will get a (better) answer in #kde
[12:09] <worldsayshi> Whopa! I successfully mounted my "corrupt" hard drive! Since I can do that, how come the system can't do that when booting? That is, the system seems unable to mount my hard drive when starting up. Any ideas why such fatal errors would occur? Seems so random :S.
[12:09] <leagris> Klanticus, did you try sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove lvm2
[12:10] <Serpico> tnx Klanticus
[12:10] <Vhozard> join ubuntu+1
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> Wordsayshi: hardware fails, make sure your backups are recent
[12:10] <Vhozard> which is it?
[12:10] <Vhozard> ubuntu+1
[12:10] <ubiquitous1980> "Firefox could not load the component required to communicate with your word processor.  Please ensure that the appropriate Firefox extension is installed and try again"
[12:10] <ddavids> hi all
[12:11] <ddavids> pls does anyone know a plugin to remove duplicate tracks on rhythmbox?
[12:11] <jrib> Phoenix_: write it down on a piece of paper and type it
[12:11] <jrib> !who | Phoenix_
[12:11] <hexdump_> Hey everyone!
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> !hi | hexdump_
[12:12] <worldsayshi> ActionParsnip: But it seems that the hardware actually hasn't failed since I can in fact mount the hard drive and copy the files without problems :S
[12:12] <leagris> Klanticus, reading your past, it appear the lvm2 package is partially installed and it can't execute the post install scripts. You should not have to break you installation down. There are ways around this removing the offending package ignoring the broken scripts
[12:12] <worldsayshi> But it can't mount it at startup.
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> Worldsayshi: I still would backup, then gracefully unmount. It may help
[12:12] <hexdump_> ah man, I'm struggling with an epson printer.  Is there a printer specific support channel errr?
[12:13] <erUSUL> hexdump_: maybe a cups related channel
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: check: http://openprinting.org
[12:13] <worldsayshi> I sure will work on my backup routines in the future
[12:13] <Klanticus> leagris: i didn't undestand. Should I try the dpkg --remove --force, or not?
[12:13] <hexdump_> thanks folks
[12:13] <worldsayshi> I'm backing up and then I'll flush the system and install ubuntu over again
[12:14] <DingGGu> 네이버 title이 바뀌었네요.. 네이버 :: 나의 경쟁력, 네이버
[12:14] <nadhiya> hi
[12:14] <DingGGu> sorry :)
[12:14] <leagris> hexdump_, I just installed a combined printer/scanner Epson PX710W three days ago. I may help you but please open a private chat with me as this will clog the ubuntu chat here :)
[12:14] <hexdump_> I dunno what's going on, I have to use Epson NX300 series drivers for my NX215, but can't find the scanner...
[12:14] <worldsayshi> But its bugging me that I can't see the problem that has occured :S
[12:14] <leagris> Klanticus, yes
[12:14] <hexdump_> leagris:  ok cool thanks
[12:15] <Phoenix_> !tab jrib did i do this right?... bleh.. well, i've had a sudden realization, and have a slightly new question.. the error doesnt show untill after i pick wich os to load in g.r.u.b, it doesnt show in bios, (if you know what the word decapated means that would be lovely too because thats what its saying my gpu is..) anyways, my question, do you think its a physical problem, or could it be just in the os? because if thats the case i ca
[12:15] <Phoenix_> n fix this with a simple reload of a backup.. or reinstall of ubuntu
[12:15] <Phoenix_> blah.. knew i didnt do that right
[12:15] <Klanticus> leagris: ok.. I'm trying it now
[12:15] <Phoenix_> X~X;;;
[12:15] <wildbat> worldsayshi, if you have a falling in fs often your drive may be getting too hot or it is near the end of its life ~
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: I'll see what I can find. Gimme a sec
[12:16] <ddavids> pls does anyone know a plugin to remove duplicate tracks on rhythmbox?
[12:16] <worldsayshi> Its abrand new drive, but it is getting awfully hot often enough
[12:16] <jrib> Phoenix_: if everything was working fine and then suddenly after a hard reboot it stopped that usually means there was some file corruption.  But you have to tell us specific errors for us to help you
[12:17] <Faratl> join/ #vbox
[12:17] <wildbat> worldsayshi, you ain't using seagate 1TB right?
[12:17] <worldsayshi> Nope. Its just 160GB
[12:17] <worldsayshi> Not sure of the brand though
[12:18] <erUSUL> !kr
[12:18] <erUSUL> !ko | DingGGu
[12:18] <Faratl> how do i join the vbox section?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9074426
[12:18] <erUSUL> Faratl: /j #vbox
[12:18] <Phoenix_> i'd love to be more specific, but i only have like 1.2 seconds to read a really long error... it would take at least 50 reboots to memorize it X.X i dont wanna hurt my machine like that.. but thats pretty much exactly what it said "gpu is decapated"  "loading linux com something"
[12:18] <wildbat> worldsayshi, hehe even it is new it doesn't mean it is all good ~ XD try seagate 1TB Xd you will kill yourself XD
[12:18] <ubuntu> What is the difference between Xubuntu and Ubuntu
[12:19] <erUSUL> !xubuntu
[12:19] <iceroot> ubuntu: ubuntu is using gnome, xubuntu is using xfce4
[12:19] <DingGGu> ?
[12:19] <hexdump_> ActionParsnip:  thanks man.  It's weird, like I said the printer works just fine with NX300 series drivers but no go on the scanner
[12:19] <iceroot> ubuntu: so the only difference is the desktop
[12:19] <ubuntu> ok thx
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu: default apps and default de
[12:19] <Sjimmie> !lucid
[12:19] <Klanticus> leagris: no lucky yet http://paste.ubuntu.com/423313/
[12:19] <Sjimmie> 2 more days :)
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> Hexdu,p_: it may have the scanner driver too
[12:20] <worldsayshi> wildbat: Okok. :) I'll guess I'll have to live with having crappy cooling and a weak hard drive for explanation :S
[12:21] <jrib> Phoenix_: press scroll lock and remember to use my nick if you want me to not miss what you said
[12:21] <ringer> hexdump_, I see you've still got problems. Keep at it - you'll get there in the end. Linux is a constant learning process.
[12:21] <Phoenix_> sorry im still not entirely sure how to use it exactly... could you give an example? X.X;
[12:22] <jrib> Phoenix_: error appears on screen, you press scroll lock
[12:22] <Phoenix_> its like 6am im not very bright at the moment >~<;;
[12:22] <hexdump_> ringer: ha yeah, I just setup duel boot and I'm at the printer setup portion...uh oh
[12:22] <nomad111> hi i'm using 10.04 rc, it does not seem to pick up when i insert a dvd, what could be the problem?
[12:22] <nomad111> there is nothing in /cdrom
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | nomad111
[12:23] <hexdump_> ringer:  yeah eventually I'll figure it out with some reading, helpful people and a little bit of tinkering.
[12:23] <nomad111> my bad, thanks
[12:23] <ringer> hexdump_, it's all good fun - eventually!
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: I got an epson scanner going but can't remember the package name
[12:23] <hexdump_> ringer:  yeah I try to take notes on everything
[12:23] <Naboo> hey guys I just have question, where can I find the source files for my programs? Must I search their homepages or can I find them on my comp?
[12:24] <hexdump_> ActionParsnip:  yeah I had everything working before when I had 9.10 installed now I'm with 10.04
[12:24] <rww> Naboo: make sure you have deb-src lines in /etc/apt/sources.list, then do apt-get source packagenamehere
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: 10.04 isn't supported here yet
[12:24] <Naboo> and then they'll all be downloaded?
[12:25] <hexdump_> ActionParsnip:  yeah crap I just checked that
[12:25] <Naboo> oh yeah "packagenamehere" k
[12:25] <hexdump_> ha I'm in the right spot now too... :-(
[12:25] <Naboo> thanks!
[12:25] <hexdump_> hmmm, wonder if there is any patches
[12:26] <Phoenix_> i'll be back soon... going to try to record this error x.x;
[12:26] <hexdump_> Well, if NX300 worked for NX215 maybe I can make something else work.
[12:27] <ringer> hexdump_, if you haven't fixed it by thursday, you'll then be in the right channel for 10.04 :-)
[12:27] <leagris> Klanticus, try with --force-remove-reinstreq option (man dpkg) there is a way to uninstall a package ignoring pre and post processing scripts which is blocking/broken here
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: you need to install iscan not sure if its on the repo but there are debs laying around
[12:28] <data_>  ?ADCC SEND "ff???f?�������������" 0 0 0
[12:28] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[12:28] <hexdump_> ActionParsnip:  yeah I think ringer told me about that a bit ago before I reinstalled everything
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: http://es.paperblog.com/epson-stylus-sx115-multifuncion-en-ubuntu-910-17524/
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Hexdump_: gives the iscan file you can search for
[12:29] <hexdump_> cool thanks
[12:29] <hexdump_> hey thanks again everyone, I'm going to go see what I can do "if anything" and I'll be back in a little while.
[12:35] <Phoenix_> ok, im back, scroll lock didnt work x.x; but i got a better look (after a few dozen reboots)  "vga790 is deprecated" "using linux com vga soemthing"  in other words, what its basically telling me is my gpu is wrecked? :/
[12:35] <krishnasut> Hello all !! I have just installed lucid lynx ... it's nice but the control box of the title bar is at the left side. I get sucked. Are you people have some funda to configure it using Gconf-editor ah ? Help !!
[12:36] <linxeh> krishnasut: #ubuntu+1
[12:38] <rww> ubottu: controls | krishnasut
[12:39] <krishnasut> Thanks ubottu !!!
[12:40] <khoury> helo
[12:40] <wildbat> !hi
[12:41] <marcin> witam
[12:41] <masu3701__> how do i make my external monitor display 1024x1024
[12:42] <bazhang> !pl | marcin
[12:42] <iceroot> masu3701__: is that a question on hwo to use strange resolutions or how to change the resoltuion for external devicers?
[12:42] <masu3701__> iceroot: how to change resolution on external monitor
[12:43] <masu3701__> right now i have it at 1024x768...and this is the smaller i can get
[12:43] <iiie> hi
[12:43] <nagendra> i want to get the transpirant effect of windows in ubuntu like the one in windows vista. What changes should i make in compiz settings
[12:43] <masu3701__> wanna make it smaller as it too big now
[12:44] <iiie> have pb whit ubuntu 10.04
[12:44] <IdleOne> !compiz | nagendra
[12:44] <iiie> the installer encountere an  unrecoverable error A desktop session will now be run so that may investigate the problem or try installing again
[12:44] <soreau> nagendra: Look in opacity, brightness and saturation plugin
[12:45] <iiie> who help my?
[12:45] <wildbat> !lucid
[12:45] <nagendra> what do u call that area in which the name of window is written
[12:45] <IdleOne> title bar
[12:46] <nagendra> i mean what should i write in "type"
[12:47] <soreau> nagendra: click the + button, then click grab, then click on the window you want to match
[12:47] <ennui> will people be able to upgrade from the beta to the official release?
[12:47] <soreau> ! lucid | ennui
[12:48] <bazhang> ennui, sure, just keep updating
[12:48] <pickett> anyone know how i can autologin on lubuntu?
[12:49] <NeoCicak> hi all.. i'm getting error when doing 'apt-get update' : "GPG error:  http://ppa.launchpad.net karmic Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available".. does anyone have a clue what this might be?
[12:49] <getter> Hi. How can I close a process from the command line without forcing it to do so? So it has time to close files, save stuff etc etc.
[12:49]  * leagris is away: Occupée
[12:49] <nagendra> what should i select in type??
[12:50] <IdleOne> !away > leagris
[12:50] <wildbat> pickett, System > Admin > Login Screen
[12:51] <nagendra> i mean windows class/ window id???
[12:51] <nagendra> wat??
[12:51] <wildbat> NeoCicak, you have add a new repos w/o a key or you have remove a key
[12:51] <pickett> doesnt have that in lubuntu
[12:51] <NeoCicak> wildbat: hmmm ok... how can i fix that problem?
[12:51] <wildbat> getter, kill <pid>
[12:52] <wildbat> NeoCicak, remove the repos~ add the GPG key ~
[12:52] <uLinux> hello
[12:52] <Oer> getter, use 'top' to identify the process ID, then 'kill -9 <ID>'
[12:53] <NeoCicak> wildbat: hmmm i cant find 'http://ppa.launchpad.net" in /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:53] <getter> I'm doing it from a shell script, by name.
[12:53] <uLinux> How can I edit Places menu? I would like to remove/hide Network, Connect to Server..
[12:53] <crow> is it normal that harddrive is also show when using hddtemp as sg1 device? http://paste.debian.net/70828/
[12:54] <sipior> Oer: -9 sends a SIGKILL, which can't be caught by the targeted process. i believe he was asking about allowing the process to clean up first before termination.
[12:55] <masu3701__> how to change resolution on external monitor
[12:55] <masu3701__> it limited to 1024x780
[12:55] <wildbat> getter, pkill <partern> then
[12:55] <masu3701__> wanna make it smaller
[12:57] <wildbat> NeoCicak, hmm that's funny ~ try System > Admin > Software Source may be
[12:58] <ub_> hi
[12:58] <ub_> how are you?
[12:59] <doobry> anyone using smuxi have a clue how to change the monospaced font, i cannot find an option in its preferences and it seems to ignore the gnome default
[13:03] <alessandro_> salva a tutti
[13:04] <felon> how do i restart gnome/desktop ...i itsalled a program that requires it ..
[13:04] <rww> ubottu: it | alessandro_
[13:04] <theadmin> What command can be used to clear apt cache, again?
[13:04] <cjs> Is grub able to boot from a volume inside an LVM on an md RAID1?
[13:04] <theadmin> felon: sudo service gdm restart
[13:04] <rww> theadmin: sudo apt-get clean
[13:05] <techtoon> hello all...igot a problem in  browser. when hit a button to open it.. it shows..XML Prasing Error:undefined entitu
[13:05] <theadmin> rww: Thanks, it was becoming big
[13:05] <theadmin> techtoon: Firefox?
[13:05] <techtoon> theadmin: yeah
[13:05] <jrib> techtoon: does it persist after restart?
[13:05] <theadmin> techtoon: Might be a fault of some addon or plugin
[13:06] <techtoon> jrib: yeha
[13:06] <techtoon> theadmin: solution
[13:07] <cjs> Or alternatively, would someone care to help with with a slightly tricky partitioning problem?
[13:07] <theadmin> techtoon: Try disabling recently installed plugins and addons and see if it helps. I usually keep disabling em one by one to find the offending
[13:07] <jrib> cjs: just ask
[13:07] <techtoon> theadmin: but its xml parsing problem and no more plugins installed
[13:08] <jrib> techtoon: fwiw, that error happens if firefox gets upgraded and I don't bother restarting it
[13:08] <theadmin> techtoon: Well, I mean, I had that happen to me, was a fault of an addon
[13:08] <theadmin> It also displayed a crazy string after that "XML parsing error" thing
[13:08] <felon> yesterday i tried this on a 10.04 and it crashed my gnome desktop
[13:08] <techtoon> theadmin: yeah
[13:09] <felon> today it works with 9.10
[13:09] <felon> thx theadmin
[13:09] <theadmin> felon: no problem.
[13:09] <cjs> I have a pair of 2TB disks I want to run in a RAID-1 configuration. I want to give about 50 GB to the OS and 3 GB to swap. The rest I want to use later for a KVM virtual machine, encrypting that part. (The idea is that I can boot a basic system without a password, and then later log in and type in the password for the KVM with the encrypted volumes.) What's the best way to do this?
[13:09] <felon> before i installed it the program did say it was meant for the karmic release and i did it anyway
[13:10] <theadmin> felon: Probably a bad idea to mess releases
[13:10] <felon> on the lynx
[13:10] <felon> lol.
[13:10] <cjs> This is with 10.4.
[13:10] <felon> oh well
[13:10] <felon> live and learn
[13:10] <theadmin> Not like installing RPM packages, of course, but still...
[13:10] <uLinux> How can I edit Places menu? I would like to remove/hide Network, Connect to Server..
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> uLinux:  not sure thats easially done
[13:11] <felon> i dont care if i mess my whole system up cause i can always reformat
[13:11] <uLinux> it's not :P
[13:11] <theadmin> It will be gone soon anyway, that menu :P I mean, on 10.10
[13:11] <fasta> It appears that my keypad stopped functioning. With numlock on or off it doesn't work. What can cause this? I doubt the keyboard is actually broken.
[13:14] <theadmin> I still don't get whether update manager and synaptic are related :/
[13:14] <jrib> theadmin: they are
[13:14] <IdleOne> theadmin: by marriage
[13:14] <jrib> theadmin: all the package managers are just front-ends to APT
[13:15] <theadmin> jrib: Well, in some way. But when I right-click teh icon and choose "Install all updates", it definetly starts Synaptic, while if i use teh window it's smth eles
[13:15] <theadmin> sed s/eles/else/
[13:15] <felon> question : how do i remove the windows partition i have and be able to use the rest of the HD for ubuntu
[13:16] <theadmin> jrib: Not all :D yum is not
[13:16] <felon> is that possible ?
[13:16] <theadmin> felon: use GParted to resize it
[13:16] <jrib> theadmin: heh, I meant in ubuntu :)
[13:16] <maginot> felon, you can use gparted or just format the partition and mount it as secondary partitions...
[13:16] <theadmin> felon: Or to delete it, i dunno
[13:17] <felon> i dunno either
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> many versions of windows can resize their own partion/installed partiton also.
[13:17] <felon> but i think i dont want to mess with it
[13:17] <rafa3> slt
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> felon:  you just said you wanted to DELETE all teh windows partitions? or what exactly?
[13:17] <felon> right now anyway
[13:17] <bazhang> !fr | rafa3
[13:17] <felon> yea
[13:18] <uLinux> I found a similar app to Everest: HardInfo.. Is there any better?
[13:18] <felon> delete the windows partition i made it has xp on it
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> felon:  the installer can install and 'use the whole drive' and delete anything on it.. or you an delete the partition with several other tools. and repartion/reformat
[13:18] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: From what I get, delete windows partitionz und resize Ubuntu one
[13:18] <felon> ill do it later
[13:19] <felon> c yesterday this program i installed screwed up my 10.04
[13:19] <felon> but it works on 9.10
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> felon:  i wouls just use the spare partition as a home or other storage. and not  resize..   but it depends on your needs.
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> felon:  keeping  home on its own partition an be a real lifesaver
[13:20] <felon> so when it screwed up i intsalled xp first then dual booted ubuntu
[13:20] <felon> now i got it working i dont need windows lol.
[13:21] <felon> now i know that all my software i use works on ubuntu, ima make a whole os on 1 HDD
[13:22] <padi999> hey, everyone quite as excited as I am? :)
[13:22] <felon> no
[13:22] <uLinux> I'm using ubuntu in english and i changed time for my country.. but system time is still american. How can i change this?
[13:23] <zvacet> uLinux: system>preferences>time& date
[13:23] <zotac> hello?
[13:23] <zvacet> ! hi | zotac
[13:23] <uLinux> zvacet i dont have it
[13:24] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: It's not fun to have /home on a separate encrypted+lvm partition. :(
[13:24] <padi999> Does it make a difference if one waits for the official release contra downloading the release candidate?
[13:24] <padi999> of 10.4
[13:24] <red2kic> !final | padi999
[13:24] <bazhang> padi999, not really
[13:24] <uLinux> oh it's in administration..
[13:24] <theadmin> padi999: Well, final will ne more stable
[13:24] <zvacet> uLinux:  maybe it is under admin I'm not at Ubuntu machine right now
[13:24] <uLinux> yes
[13:24] <padi999> theadmin: more than the version right now?
[13:24] <theadmin> padi999: Yes
[13:24] <zotac> I need some newbie help in installing nvidia audio driver
[13:25] <padi999> theadmin: so you suggest waiting, then.
[13:25] <uLinux> zvacet i tried that before but at Login window i.e. it shows 1:25 PM
[13:25] <masu3701__> how to change resolution on external monitor
[13:25] <uLinux> not 13:25
[13:25] <theadmin> padi999: Nope. Unless you use RAID and/or compiz, there are major bugs related to em
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[13:26] <zvacet> uLinux:  is there some option to choose 24 hour clock
[13:26] <padi999> theadmin: no RAID here, only 124GB SSD, don't plan to use compiz, so...
[13:26] <uLinux> zvacet in time/date it shows european format
[13:27] <theadmin> padi999: Well, then you may install it, they don't support it here though, only in #ubuntu+1
[13:27] <cjs> red2kic: Why is that not fun?
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> masu3701__:  system -> preferances -> monitors lets me do it here.
[13:27] <uLinux> zvacet  maybe because i installed english ubuntu in english i can't change that
[13:27] <padi999> theadmin: okay, thank you
[13:27] <zvacet> uLinux:  I'm not of any help right now because I don't remember and I'm not at Ubuntu so I can not check
[13:28] <uLinux> ok
[13:28] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: On Lucid? :D
[13:28] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: It's "Display" in Karmic, IIRC
[13:28] <red2kic> cjs: Because you'll have to configure the system to work with an existing home partition warped in encryption and on lvm filesystem, then there resides an ext4 fs /home partition, rather than a simple ext4 /home partition. :)
[13:28] <zotac> real dumb question, how do I compile/make a driver in the root?
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:   No idea.  It has an icon of a monitor. :) so thats universial
[13:29] <zvacet> uLinux:  it is not because of language my installation is not English and I have 24 hour clock
[13:29] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: haha yeah unless you have a custom icon set
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  or a custome language set.. :)
[13:29] <felon> how do i remove packages or find them thats taking up space on my HD via apt-get
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> felon:  sudo apt-get remove whatever
[13:30] <uLinux> zvacet I have 24 hour clock but at some windows i dont
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> felon:  no idea on teh sizes..  You are that limited in hd space? 10gb here lets me install most everything
[13:30] <zvacet> uLinux:  well I don't know
[13:31] <zotac> can someone walk me through this?Steps to install the NVIDIA drivers
[13:31] <WOP> Bonjour bonjour
[13:32] <WOP> hi :)
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  i just run the hardware-drivers tool and let it do all the work.
[13:32] <felon> it was autoremove btw.
[13:32] <zotac> i tried that and it didn't find the drivers for my audio
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> felon:  dont forget the 'autoclean' option also.
[13:32] <zotac> I have no sound
[13:32] <dotnetted> hey all - I'm using "prism-google-mail" in Ubuntu 9.1 - anyone know how to set Prism to use firefox instead of chrome? (FF is my default)
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  hdmi audio?
[13:33] <zotac> yup
[13:33] <Artemios> Hi all
[13:33] <zvacet> felon: sudo apt-get clean  sudo apt-get autoclean
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  thats a common problem. Not sure if ANY nvidia hdmi audio works.
[13:33] <Artemios> I've ubuntu 9.10 and ati video card. How can i install a driver?
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  im not sure if the drivers even support it.  There are some new drivers comming out soon i saw.
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> Artemios:  #1 determine the exact card and chipset.
[13:34] <zotac> the computer mfg posted a driver that they say works...I just don't know how to install it
[13:34] <zvacet> Artemios: system>admin>hardware drivers
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> zotac:   and whats the files name?
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  and where did ya get it at? wht url
[13:35] <Artemios> zvacet, there is only modem driver shown
[13:35] <zotac> http://downloads.zotac.com/mediadrivers/mb/NVIDIA_Linux_DRV_PKG_v1.30B4_Moblin_Ubuntu.zip
[13:36] <cjs> red2kic: Well, that doesn't seem all that bad to me, excepting the issue of typing in the password for the home fs if it's a remote machine.
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  got a url as to where you got the info about those drivers at? (im bookmarking them to tell other people about if they ask in here)
[13:37] <zotac> zotac.com
[13:37] <zvacet> Artemios: in terminal type  lspci | grep VGA  and paste it with  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com
[13:37] <red2kic> cjs: You can't type in remotely. It have to be done the first thing at booting.
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  those drivers seem to be for 8.04 and 8.10 -
[13:38] <zotac> I saw that, I thought they might work
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  theres a readme in the archive.. unpzck it and read in teh Ubuntu Dir.
[13:39] <zotac> I just don't know how to install it
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> zotac:  basically install build-essentials and use  make, sudo make install  and hope it works
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> good luck.  i gotta run
[13:39] <zotac> I' a real newbie
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> i would suggest just running normal audio cables then . and see if the next release has the drivers included
[13:40] <zvacet> zotac: look for read me or install file and there should be instruction for install
[13:40] <cjs> red2kic: You can if you can somehow log in without a /home. :-)
[13:40] <cjs> Argh. I'm getting this horrible feeling I maybe should have created a /boot partition.....
[13:41] <cjs> Does 10.4's grub image have lvm support built in?
[13:41] <cjs> (I.e., the /boot/grub/core.img?)
[13:41] <zvacet> cjs: #ubunntu +1
[13:41] <Artemios> zvacet, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/JULMAUuk
[13:41] <zotac> I can't get past the first step:  Copy all the files in ./LAN and ./HD_AUDIO folder to Ubuntu 8.10 system.
[13:41] <zotac> how do I access the root folder
[13:42] <tommis> zotac, on terminal?
[13:44] <shan3> hi all!
[13:45] <ghennadi> Hello
[13:45] <zvacet> Artemios:  see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[13:45] <roland1974> hi everybody
[13:46] <zvacet> !hi | roland1974
[13:47] <avuton> Was mkfs.xfs not being included in the iso intentional?
[13:48] <avuton> For the release candidate (sorry, just woke up)
[13:48] <Artemios> zvacet, thenk you. i'll try
[13:48] <jrib> avuton: release notes mention something about xfs and jfs, but lucid questions belong in #ubuntu+1 not here
[13:48] <zvacet> Artemios:  np
[13:48] <avuton> thx
[13:49] <roland1974> !list
[13:51] <hebz0rl> is there a rssreader which synchs with google reader?
[13:51] <kom3898> witam
[13:52] <abhilash> i got a new seagate usb hdd, what format shall i use? i'll using most of time with ubuntu only...../dev/sdb1: UUID="E2CC83DFCC83AC7B" LABEL="FreeAgent Drive" TYPE="ntfs"
[13:52] <abhilash> if i format my external hard disk to ext3, can i give all linux permissions and will it work?
[13:53] <sipior> abhilash: yep, it sure will
[13:54] <erUSUL> !permissions
[13:54] <shan3> abhilash: it also depends on how it is mounted...
[13:54] <shan3> mount with the correct options and it should work
[13:55] <shan3> upstart
[13:55] <abhilash> sipior: if i format as ext3, so chmod permissions on file will work?? i've seen not working on vfat
[13:56] <abhilash> shan3: how should it be mounted?? i did not understand
[13:56] <sipior> abhilash: i wasn't lying to you :-) yes, it will work.
[13:56] <erUSUL> !addingfs | abhilash
[13:57] <song> .................
[13:57] <shan3> abhilash: it should be mounted with read and write permission... which should be the default option
[13:57] <sipior> abhilash: simply make yourself a directory on the attached disk, and ensure that you are the owner.
[13:57] <abhilash> shan3: yes i got it....
[13:57] <abhilash> sipior: yes i'll try that.
[13:58] <abhilash> i was fed up with vfat and ntfs related permissions, so now i'm installing lucid on whole 80 GB on my computer!!
[13:58] <benedikt>         Identifier      "Configured Monitor"
[13:58] <benedikt> EndSection
[13:59] <benedikt> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes ← I have this issue. The wiki doesn't link upstream, does anybody know more about this issue, I haven't been able to find it upstream yet.
[13:59] <wildbat> abhilash, unless you use Windows / Dos ~ there is no reason for you to use fat and ntfs
[14:00] <lorenzosu> I have problems again connecting to WPA in karmic. it keeps asking for passphrase
[14:01] <shan3> Does 10.04 run /etc/rc.local at boot?
[14:01] <airtonix> shan3, wrong channel
[14:01] <airtonix> !lucid | shan3
[14:02] <shan3> airtonix: cool I'll ask over there
[14:02] <geekphreak> hello all
[14:08] <JenniferB> hi folks... is there a way in ubuntu to make the window span two screens ?
[14:08] <tony37> how do i get driver for my network card?
[14:08] <tony37> wifi
[14:08] <webkraft> англичане все?
[14:09] <tony37> its Atheros AR8132
[14:09] <ohir> !ru | webkraft
[14:11] <Phoenix_> bleh i really suck with names... um.. is the person i talked to before still here?
[14:12] <benedikt> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes ← I have this issue. The wiki doesn't link upstream, does anybody know more about this issue, I haven't been able to find it upstream yet.
[14:12] <CrowX-> what dhcp client does ubuntu use?
[14:12] <tony37> anyone that can help me?
[14:13] <wildbat> !ask
[14:13] <tony37> i have already asked
[14:13] <bobodan> hello i need a program that shows me the nettraffic of a service ... anyone knows ?
[14:13] <tony37> i need to make my wifi driver working
[14:13] <tony37> it doesnt show any wifi
[14:13] <cjs> So what's the most reasonable way to set up a server with RAID1?
[14:13] <Kitsune> is it an aetheros card installed on your machine?
[14:14] <JenniferB> is there a way in ubuntu to make the window span two screens ?
[14:14] <tony37> yes
[14:14] <cjs> I need a separate boot partition, right? Can I do that within the md?
[14:14] <tony37> Kitsune, yes its is atheros
[14:14] <ugosan> tony37 open up a terminal and type  lspci | grep Network
[14:14] <tony37> yeah i have done it
[14:14] <cjs> And what about a "biosgrub" partition?
[14:15] <Benny-X> JenniferB: You can adjust a zillion visual options with compiz fusion
[14:15] <Kitsune> ouch.. ok ummm, i had a bit of trouble from those before, did you install the proprietary drivers? the madwifi?
[14:15] <wildbat> bobodan, iptraf
[14:15] <Kitsune> also, which version of ubuntu are you using?
[14:15] <tony37> Kitsune, where is it found?
[14:15] <tony37> ubuntu 9.10 netbook
[14:15] <tony37> remix
[14:15] <sipior> cjs: you could, but it might be easiest to have a small disk to boot from, that's not involved in the raid.
[14:15] <tony37> i cant find any thing in hardware drivers
[14:16] <tony37> ugosan, do you want the output of lspci?
[14:16] <ugosan> yep
[14:16] <tony37> ugosan, 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. Device 002c (rev 01)
[14:16] <tony37> so??
[14:16] <cjs> sipior: And when that small disk fails, how do I boot? :-)
[14:17] <Kitsune> the issue im familiar with was from jaunty, sorry but im not familiar with netbooks, good luck everyone else ^^;;
[14:17] <tony37> Kitsune, :)
[14:17] <sipior> cjs: backups, livecd, &cet. raid is not a substitute for backups, nor is it even protection against data corruption.
[14:17] <rolsworth> is it possible to drag an open window to another workspace?
[14:17] <cjs> The main thing I'm having difficulty with is to get something that's a) bootable, and b) has a minimal amount of stuff, ideally none, outside of the RAID partition, so that I don't have to remember to update sdb after updating sda.
[14:17] <ugosan> tony37 have you used ndiswrapper?
[14:17] <tony37> ugosan, no
[14:18] <tony37> how to use it?
[14:18] <ugosan> then http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1369304
[14:18] <cjs> sipior: If I lose sda and everything's in an md, I can just boot off of sdb. It's quick and easy. Restoring from backups is much more time-consuming.
[14:18] <sipior> cjs: you might as well ask, "if one disk develops errors, which are then silently copied to my raid 1 mirror, how will i boot?"
[14:18] <cjs> (And yes, I understand backups quite well.)
[14:18] <red2kic> rolsworth: Click on the window. Hold CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+RIGHT-ARROW
[14:18] <ugosan> tony37 see the last post
[14:19] <cjs> sipior: I've been doing sysadmin for close to 20 years now, and I'm afraid I don't buy your risk analysis.
[14:19] <rolsworth> ok that was it
[14:19] <sipior> cjs: do what you want, i don't care :-)
[14:19] <tony37> ugosan, ok
[14:19] <red2kic> rolsworth: Or you could just right-click on the title and "Move to workspace <lol>"
[14:19] <cjs> I'm trying to figure out *how* to do what I want; that's the issue.
[14:20] <ugosan> tony37 you will need to load a proprietary driver using ndiswrapper, follow the steps at the last post and you will be fine
[14:20] <cjs> sipior: I've had plenty of systems where sda (or it's equivalant) failed, and I just had someone pull it and continued to function just fine while making other arrangements.
[14:20] <tony37> but mine is not ar5211 ugosan
[14:21] <lorenzosu> I have problems again connecting to WPA in karmic. it keeps asking for passphrase
[14:21] <thiemster> lorenzosu: with wpa, don't you need a passphrase?
[14:21] <geekphreak> red2kic: hey but it fun learning those chortcuts :d
[14:21] <layo> every time when i log out, and log in my resolution is change? i am using 10.04 RC, with nvidia GeForce 7300 GS
[14:22] <geekphreak> layo:  #ubuntu+1 for lucid help
[14:22] <lorenzosu> thiemster, yes. sorry I meant it keeps asking for passphrase after I enter it
[14:22] <ugosan> tony37 sorry, you wont need ndiswrapper, aparently those driver works on any atheros
[14:22] <red2kic> geekphreak: Indeed. How do you right-click on the window without using the mouse? ^_^
[14:22] <tony37> ugosan, oh.. so what do i do?
[14:22] <geekphreak> red2kic:  say abra ka dabra ?
[14:22] <rolsworth> the regular desktop is better for netbooks. the netbook edition is really slow
[14:22] <thiemster> red2kic: your keyboard might have a key to the left of the right ctrl key
[14:22] <cemc> if I have an external hdd, and I want ext3 on it, how do I create it to be user-mountable when I plug it in?
[14:22] <tony37> ugosan, any other way to do it?
[14:23] <red2kic> geekphreak: Bingo-o! Or you could just ... what thiemster said. :)
[14:23] <thiemster> lorenzosu: hmmm. idk then. i'll look it up
[14:23] <geekphreak> lol
[14:23] <ugosan> tony37 the way on the last post
[14:23] <tony37> o
[14:23] <arand> I'm trying to do simple one-off scheduling with "at", why does this not work?: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/423359/  (does not launch gedit)
[14:23] <ugosan> tony37 that describes the way without the ddiswrapper, you should try
[14:24] <geekphreak> red2kic:  you can try this i think its same press alt+spacebar
[14:24] <tony37> ugosan, ok
[14:24] <geekphreak> red2kic: it will also give option for workspace
[14:24] <red2kic> geekphreak: Not quite same but you're learning right there. :)
[14:24] <acicula> cjs: cant you boot directly from the raid disks?
[14:25] <geekphreak> red2kic: thank you sir :)
[14:25] <rolsworth> ubuntu does not have any good usenet software
[14:25] <erUSUL> arand: gedit does not know where to display itself
[14:25] <geekphreak> huh?
[14:25] <erUSUL> arand: do « DISPLAY=:0 gedit & »
[14:25] <red2kic> geekphreak: If you have big monitor like I do (24"), compiz plugin "grid" is a must-have.
[14:26] <thiemster> rolsworth: take a look at
[14:26] <antonio_> hey all
[14:26] <thiemster> rolsworth http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/902539.html
[14:26] <arand> erUSUL: I'll try that, cheers
[14:26] <TomJ> In Xubuntu, is there a Wifi scanning tool? I mean one that shows existing networks.  I opened Networ Connections, and I can click Add, but then it asks me for the information manually - I dont see where it might show me a list of available networks
[14:26] <erUSUL> arand: do « DISPLAY=:0.0 gedit & »
[14:26] <geekphreak> red2kic: compiz not working here after the update :(
[14:26] <red2kic> geekphreak: :(
[14:26] <TomJ> unless the list is meant to appear in the Wireless tab itself, in whch case maybe it's not working
[14:26] <antonio_> can anyone help me to use the cat command - I have 3 files that I need to merge back into Antonio.vdi
[14:26] <virus> hi
[14:26] <thiemster> TomJ: try wicd
[14:27] <erUSUL> TomJ: clieck on the network manager icon. aviable networks should appear there
[14:27] <thiemster> TomJ: idk if it comes with it, but if you can get it on a flash drive from a computer that has internet, that should work
[14:27] <geekphreak> antonio_: thats virtuabox files right?
[14:27] <thiemster> virus: hi
[14:27] <wildbat> antonio_, cat f1 f2 f3 > outfile?
[14:27] <thiemster> antonio_ run "man cat"
[14:27] <cjs> acicula: It wouldn't boot after the last install. I just got a blank screen with a flashing cursor.
[14:28] <rolsworth> tried those already. they all are barebone
[14:28] <TomJ> erUSUL: ok, then I think it's not working.  under Network Connections nothing shows on the wireless tab.   I just tried a manual iwlist wlan0 scan, and it said interface down, I then tried ifconfig wlan0 up, and it said "no such file and directory". some driever issue maybe?
[14:28] <thiemster> rolsworth: well, just search online. you'll find something
[14:28] <geekphreak> cjs:  not even in rescue mode?
[14:28] <arand> erUSUL: Ah, that did it, thanks
[14:28] <cjs> Hm. So I can't put a partition table into an md device, right? I need to do separate mds for boot LVM?
[14:28] <TomJ> I do have a wlan0 so it's detected wifi in some way at least
[14:28] <red2kic> cjs: Sounds like you're having fun. ;)
[14:28] <cjs> geekphreak: I never got as far as seeing anything from grub at all.
[14:28] <rolsworth> there is none
[14:28] <TomJ> thiemster: wicd not found on my xubuntu - I should install it?
[14:28] <erUSUL> TomJ: does wlan0 aappear on  « iwconfig » output ?
[14:28] <cjs> red2kic: Yes, this has always been a joy with Linux. Not that other Unices are much better....
[14:29] <thiemster> TomJ: you could copy it from a flash drive if you have a computer with working internet
[14:29] <rolsworth> weird that no one developed anything decent
[14:29] <thiemster> TomJ: it's not the best solution, but it'll work
[14:29] <TomJ> erUSUL: yes it does
[14:29] <geekphreak> cjs:  got a liveCD from where you can chroot ?
[14:29] <erUSUL> TomJ:  « sudo ifconfig wlan0 up »
[14:29] <TomJ> erUSUL: yeah that's what I already tried.  I get  "SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such file or directory"
[14:29] <cjs> geekphreak: I did, until I just wiped my partition tables just now. :-) (I wanted to see what the default LVM install does.)
[14:30] <erUSUL> TomJ: sudo rfkill list
[14:30] <erUSUL> !paste | TomJ
[14:30] <geekphreak> cjs:  fantastico :)
[14:30] <TomJ> erUSUL: 0: phy0: Wireless LAN  Soft blocked:no  Hard blocked: no
[14:30] <cjs> So my thought is, I guess, set up two mds: a 128 MB one for /boot, and the rest of the disk for LVM.
[14:31] <erUSUL> TomJ: are you sure you did not make a typo in the ifconfig command ?
[14:31] <TomJ> erUSUL: positive
[14:31] <Promille> Hi guys. When I try to install BASE (due to snort installation) i get this error-message:
[14:32] <erUSUL> TomJ: reload the driver ?
[14:32] <Promille> Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in /usr/share/php/adodb/drivers/adodb-mysql.inc.php on line 363
[14:32] <thiemster> TomJ: visit the "Using the command Line" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[14:32] <TomJ> hmm, maybe this driver needs firmware or so?
[14:32] <cjs> Does that seem sensible?
[14:32] <erUSUL> TomJ: dunno; what wifi chip is this ?
[14:32] <TomJ> just googled and this article shows my error and talks about firmware being reqiured:  http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/siocsifflags-no-such-file-or-directory-184147/
[14:32] <geekphreak> Promille: install php5-mysql
[14:33] <Promille> geekphreak: php5-mysql is installed. how can i check that it is properly installed though?
[14:33] <TomJ> erUSUL: driver is 'b43'
[14:33] <erUSUL> TomJ: lspci | grep -i net
[14:33] <acicula> cjs: well its not bad, but the system should boot from the LVM just fine too
[14:33] <geekphreak> Promille: you can a simple test script , is browser installed?
[14:33] <TomJ> ah yes, got it
[14:33] <TomJ> "cannot find firmware file b43/ucode5.fw
[14:33] <Promille> geekphreak: yes
[14:33] <TomJ> in /var/log/syslog
[14:33] <TomJ> let me see where I get that file from
[14:33] <vanberge> Can you guys tell me... If I have installed 10.04 Beta 1, but then kept up with all the updates tha tcome out - is my distro automatically upgraded?  I.e. - am I now running RC1 if update manager says my system is up to date??
[14:33] <erUSUL> TomJ: and you did « sudo aptitude install b43-fwcutter » ?
[14:34] <erUSUL> TomJ: that installs the firmware
[14:34] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[14:34] <TomJ> erUSUL: perfect, thans
[14:34] <geekphreak> Promille: can i pm?
[14:34] <acicula> cjs: if you just get a blinker it means grub is not loading though, so it hangs just after loading mbr i guess?
[14:34] <red2kic> !final | vanberge
[14:34] <Promille> geekphreak: sure
[14:34] <pfoh> does anyone have a link to gutsy isos, we need them for a project and it seems they have been removed from all archives
[14:34] <erUSUL> TomJ: but is nonetheless weird becouse without frimware no wlan0 should appear... but anyway
[14:34] <vanberge> red2kic: tyvm
[14:34] <vanberge> :-P
[14:34] <acicula> pfoh: there is an old-archive image
[14:35] <erUSUL> TomJ: once the firmware is intalled do « sudo modprobe -r b43 && sudo modprobe b43 » to reload the firmware
[14:35] <red2kic> vanberge: You're welcome. I also accept PayPal as a way of gratitude. :)
[14:35] <hiexpo> pfoh, 1 sec let mesee
[14:35] <thiemster> pfoh: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/7.10/
[14:35] <LzrdKing> how do i fix the S and K numbers in /etc/rc#.d/ when insserver rewrote them all sequentially? instead of S10xxx S40xxx, S80xxx, i have S01xxx, S02xxx, S03xxxx
[14:35] <vanberge> red2kic: I shall paypal you 5 turkish lira
[14:35] <pfoh> nope, old-releases links r broken
[14:35] <zoidfarb> I had a question, I don't even know if this is possible. But can you run two different window managers on two different workspaces? And then have a dual-monitor setup with one workspace on each monitor?
[14:36] <power> hi, if i install beta of 10.04 now, will apt-get update make it stable 10.04 when 10.04 is released ?
[14:36] <jadakren> zoidfarb, possibly if they are seperate x sessions
[14:36] <erUSUL> zoidfarb: no; you can not run two wm on the same session
[14:36] <vanberge> power I just asked that!
[14:36] <pfoh> if it were that easy, i wouldnt be here
[14:36] <vanberge> answer is yes
[14:36] <vanberge> !final | power
[14:36] <thiemster> power: don't install the beta now. install at least the RC. or just wait two days and install the final
[14:36] <zoidfarb> jadakren, and normally, the different workspaces/desktops are all part of the same X sesson
[14:36] <mkhanyisi> zoidfarb, i dont think that is possible
[14:37] <wiiguy> wow the enw ubuntu will eb released in 2 days ?
[14:37] <jadakren> zoidfarb, this is correct, as is the case with something like twinview for example.
[14:37] <mkhanyisi> wiiguy, yep!
[14:37] <thiemster> wiiguy: yup
[14:37] <iceroot> wiiguy: #ubuntu+1
[14:37] <thiemster> wiiguy: or #ubuntu-release-party
[14:37] <wiiguy> joined both :D
[14:38] <zoidfarb> jadakren, I was sort of hoping to be able to have a tiling window manager (like ratpoison) on one monitor, while keeping Gnome or fluxbox or something on the other monitor
[14:38] <zoidfarb> jadakren, do you happen to know of anything that would emulate that setup?
[14:38] <jadakren> zoidfarb, first i would get it setup so that each screen runs its own x session.
[14:38] <TomJ> erUSUL: is it definite b43-fwcutter?  aptitude says couldn't find that package.
[14:38] <thiemster> zoidfarb: if you're going to use a tiling one, I recommend awesomewm
[14:38] <erUSUL> !info b43-fwcutter
[14:38] <erUSUL> TomJ: ^
[14:39] <zoidfarb> thanks, thiemster, I'll check that out
[14:39] <TomJ> ok, why might my aptitude be saying it cant find that?  is ther eanything I need to do to update the repository index or something?
[14:39] <thiemster> zoidfarb: if you want them on two different screens, I recommend using "startx" instead of the graphical boot screen. I'm not sure exactly how you would. just.... that would probablybe easier
[14:39] <mahasiswa> test
[14:39] <jadakren> zoidfarb, having seperate x sessions on each monitor still means you can use one mouse across two screens, you just can't drag app windows across
[14:39] <TomJ> oh wait it found it now
[14:39] <acicula> pfoh: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[14:39] <TomJ> weird
[14:40] <mahasiswa> ujia
[14:40] <pfoh> anyone have further suggestions as to where i might find gutsy iso images.  as i said all official paths seem to be hindered, i.e., http://old-releases.ubuntu.com  and all mirrors have removed these isos.  torrent is giving me limited success, i.e., not all versions are seeded  any help would be appreciated
[14:40] <Eurac> Hi Can someone tell me how to open a .bin file in terminal. I am very new to any form of Linux so may have many questions :)
[14:40] <mahasiswa> try
[14:40] <geekphreak> Eurac: hello
[14:40] <Eurac> Hi
[14:40] <mahasiswa> yupz
[14:40] <geekphreak> Eurac: open terminal type sudo chmod +x file.bin
[14:40] <wiiguy> will 10.04 still eb fast on lower system with 2ghz and 512mb ram ????
[14:40] <geekphreak> Eurac: then type sudo ./file.bin
[14:40] <mahasiswa> indonesia
[14:41] <LjL> !id | mahasiswa
[14:41] <sjl> Anyone know why aptitude would want to remove 109 unrelated packages whenever I try to 'aptitude install' anything?
[14:41] <thiemster> pfoh: why do you need this version? wouldn't you want a version with current security updates
[14:41] <mahasiswa> mantaplah
[14:41] <jadakren> wiiguy, use lubuntu instead.
[14:41] <LjL> sjl: you probably should pastebin the whole output it gives
[14:41] <mahasiswa> hahahaha
[14:41] <LjL> mahasiswa: english here please
[14:41] <mahasiswa> ok
[14:41] <pfoh> thiemster: no i want this version for this reason exactly, we need it for a university project
[14:41] <mahasiswa> he
[14:41] <jadakren> wiiguy, you'lll find that nautilus will cause a significant slow down on a system with only 512mb of ram
[14:42] <mkhanyisi> pfoh, why gutsy?
 wiiguy, use lubuntu instead. < ubuntu 9.10 is very fats on my old 2ghz 512mb system > but wana know if it still be fast as 10.04 ?
[14:42] <mahasiswa> ljl where are u now??
[14:42] <thiemster> pfoh: oh... I'l keep looking online as I have been then
[14:42] <jadakren> wiiguy, although you'll need to be more specific on the type of processor ...
[14:42] <jadakren> wiiguy, note the 'l' in front of ubuntu there.. the l stands for LXDE.
[14:42] <wiiguy> meh in it a intel celeron
[14:43] <mahasiswa> cape dehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[14:43] <pfoh> mkhanyisi: we need it for a university project.. i know there are sec. issues, but we want it for that reason exactly
[14:43] <jadakren> wiiguy, yeah definitly go for lubuntu (the version of ubuntu thats setup with lxde isntead of gnome)
[14:43] <sjl> LjL: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Sttj0xUz
[14:43] <mahasiswa> i have somethingg !!!
[14:43] <mkhanyisi> pfoh, ok here we go: ftp://ftp.sun.ac.za/iso-images/ubuntulinux/7.10/
[14:43] <sipior> mahasiswa: something we can help you with?
[14:43] <skui4> How to define DNS for wvdial? Resolvconf for OpenVPN does not seem to have effect for /etc/ppp/resolv.conf using a mobile broadband connection.
[14:43] <mkhanyisi> pfoh, that might be slow from your side
[14:43] <sjl> (this is on a slicehost slice, so no need for X11)
[14:44] <mahasiswa> sipior :::: i need your help
[14:44] <wiiguy> jadakren : like i said atm ubuntu 9.10 is very fast on my sytem
[14:44] <jadakren> wiiguy, even with nautilus as the desktop manager and file manager ?
[14:44] <VovcheG> Скажите, это канал об аниме?
[14:44] <LzrdKing> 9.10 is very fast for me too, fast enough to play 720p video
[14:44] <mkhanyisi> !ask| mahasiswa
[14:44] <wiiguy> no idea what nautilus is :p
[14:44] <jadakren> wiiguy, its the program that renders the desktop icons and provides the file manager interface.
[14:45] <mkhanyisi> wiiguy, its the window you use to browse files and folders
[14:45] <bilalakhtar> wiiguy: nautilus is the ubuntu file manager
[14:45] <pfoh> mkhanyisi: ure a god-send, thx
[14:45] <bilalakhtar> !nautilus | wiiguy
[14:45] <LzrdKing> wiiguy: kill it and see what goes away :)
[14:45] <mkhanyisi> pfoh, np
[14:45] <jadakren> mkhanyisi, metacity is actually the program that provides the window frames
[14:45] <LjL> sjl: uhm, no idea. they seem *very* unrelated, as in not having any connection with the (two) dependencies of libxml2-dev...
[14:45] <lorenzosu> I have problems again connecting to WPA in karmic. it keeps asking for passphrase over and over after I enter it
[14:45] <wiiguy> meh i have the official ubuntu cd here and i just installed it, and it is all faste enough
[14:45] <wiiguy> soon it will be 1gb ram btw
[14:45] <jadakren> wiiguy, then why change ?
[14:46] <mkhanyisi> jadakren, yeah I know
[14:46] <sjl> LjL: yeah, and it's not just libxml2 -- I get the same list of packages to remove when I run 'aptitude install git', and git is already installed.
[14:46] <franck> hello all
[14:46] <thiemster> franck: hello
[14:46] <LjL> sjl: try "aptitude why-not <one of those packages>"
[14:46] <wiiguy> jadakren i just like to know if 10.04 will eb as fast as 9.10
[14:46] <mahasiswa> ok i new try this forum
[14:46] <jadakren> wiiguy, 'fast' is subjective. you'll need to find out for yourself.
[14:46] <geekphreak> wiiguy: is good on my system :d
[14:46] <mkhanyisi> LjL, what does the 'why-not' option do?
[14:47] <wiiguy> meh true
[14:47] <sjl> LjL: "Unable to find a reason to remove xbitmaps."
[14:47] <wiiguy> guess i will wait for another 512mb ram stick ro arrive :)
[14:47] <franck> i've a problem with lucid and kvm, vhost worked with 9.10 but crash with 10.04 with error on virsh # start QDEV_LINUX1
[14:47] <franck> internal error unable to start guest: libvir: QEMU error : cannot change to '115' group: Operation not permitted
[14:47] <geekphreak> wiiguy: always a good idea mate
[14:47] <franck> could you help me ?
[14:47] <franck> please
[14:47] <LzrdKing> when apparmor starts, it first calls a mountall but since i have 2 nfs shares in my fstab and apparmor starts before my wireless is configures, i get errors for the nfs shares.  I tried making apparmor start my wireless script and wicd as prereqs and also tried making them be called before apparmor, but it always seems to call mountall before wireless is up.  how can i fix this?
[14:47] <mahasiswa> i want tutorial about startup manager in ubuntu !! anyone know information?
[14:47] <geekphreak> franck: #ubuntu+1 for lucid help
[14:47] <hnd> franck: yup
[14:47] <greggomano> Every once in awhile when i log on (lucid), my mouse and keyboard are useless, but not every login. After a time they start to work again - is this a known problem?
[14:47] <jadakren> wiiguy, i mean, 9.10 full compiz and nautilus bells & whistles runs a dream on my core2duo 2.3ghz 4gb ram desktop, bu my hp mini 311 atom280 1.6ghz 3gb ram doesn't like nautilus.
[14:48] <TomJ> erUSUL et al, thanks for your help, working fine now
[14:48] <franck> geekphreak: ok thx
[14:48] <jadakren> wiiguy, desktop runs a dedicated graphics card and so does my netbook so compiz is great on both, but nautilus really slows the netbook down.
[14:48] <greggomano> I thought, maybe there's a disk check going on in the background sometimes at logon and that makes mouse-clicks and keyboard not work until it's finished???
[14:49] <wiiguy> i see
[14:49] <thiemster> bye all
[14:49] <wiiguy> meh every time i install my video card on my netbook on ununtu all it will start is black screen
[14:50] <mahasiswa> mnvhju
[14:50] <jadakren> wiiguy, i think you need to specify boot up params on first install.
[14:50] <sjl> LjL: Is there a way to tell aptitude "just install this package, don't uninstall anything"?
[14:50] <erUSUL> TomJ: no problem
[14:50] <wiiguy> meh i guess i will try some other time :)
[14:50] <krabador> i've issues with DWL-G132 , karmic koala, ndiswrapper (by synaptic) and the winxp drivers of DWL-G132 , the 1.21 and 1.30
[14:50] <krabador> help
[14:50] <wiiguy> jadakren and everyone else ty for all the help :P)
[14:50] <wiiguy> :)*
[14:50] <jadakren> krabador, explain for the room what you've already tried and attempted.
[14:51] <hnd> my koala always asks for a keyring passwords when i boot and whenever it wakes up after hibernation... in the latter case it asks the keyring for connecting to the net with mu USB modem... wht is this keyring password??
[14:51] <LjL> sjl: i doubt it - but you could use apt-get. you could also try telling aptitude to install all those packages it lists as to be removed (the downside being, aside from being tedious, that they will all be marked as manually installed)
[14:51] <Shamoun> is it practical to run the netbook remix on a laptop that isn't a netbook?
[14:51] <sjl> LjL: yeah, and some of them do look unnecessary, but I'm not sure if anything I *do* need depends on them
[14:52] <jadakren> Shamoun, for what purpose?
[14:52] <jadakren> Shamoun, it supposedly has a kernel optimised for the atom processor.
[14:52] <Shamoun> jadakren, its a smaller notebook that i only really use for the internet and to write small documents
[14:52] <Shamoun> ah i see
[14:52] <Shamoun> well this is a core 2 duo
[14:53] <jadakren> Shamoun, unless you want the odd desktop it has, i would just use ubuntu with openbox or lubuntu.
[14:53] <jadakren> Shamoun, but again it depends on what you're trying to achieve? low power ?
[14:54] <Olejo> Hello, can anyone point me in the direction of the best place for advice for a new linux/ubuntu user?
[14:54] <sanderj> Where do I find the php5-json
[14:54] <sanderj>  package?.. its not in karmic.. but was in earlier versions.
[14:54] <hnd> Olejo: you're at the right place ;)
[14:54] <jadakren> Olejo, have you read the ubuntu forums tutorials and tips section yet?
[14:54] <krabador> i installed ndiswrapper(from synaptic) , i installed the 1.30 drivers, i installed wicd (from synaptic), i typed iwconfig and i whatched the wlan0 (the DWL-132) , i refresed the networks with wicd , i select my net, and in autentiocation (i've a router with dhcp) it don't take the ip address.
[14:54] <krabador> help
[14:54] <Olejo> :)
[14:54] <krabador> i restarted many times
[14:54] <hnd> krabador: yea
[14:55] <Shamoun> jadakren, battery life would be a plus
[14:55] <Olejo> No jadakren I have not.
[14:55] <Vigo> Olejo: This is the the place, the forums are good and any documents are good also.
[14:55] <Olejo> Are these found on the ubuntu website?
[14:55] <Shamoun> jadakren, the system runs win 7 at the moment, so if that will give me better life i might as well stick to it
[14:55] <jadakren> Olejo, it's a place where  someone with someone patience can learn alot.
[14:55] <Shamoun> i know n the past windows used to get better battery life than linux
[14:55] <hnd> Olejo: just keep using linux you'll come to know its complexities and beauty yourself ;)
[14:55] <JackWat> Olejo: is there something you need to know? ubuntu can get you pretty far without any serious linux knowledge
[14:56] <JackWat> Olejo: There is tons of support mediums if you have any specific questions.
[14:56] <Olejo> JackWat I am sure I will have many questions in the future, right now I am just starting.
[14:56] <JackWat> Olejo: just jump into it. You'll start learning fairly quickly
[14:57] <jadakren> Shamoun, Im not sure how good my netbook is with power and windows7 as i removed it five minutes after unwrapping the thing. although i assume you're familiar with the power monitor graphs etc ?
[14:57] <LzrdKing> is there any good documentation on karmic's new init/startup stuff?  if quite different than jaunty's
[14:57] <jadakren> !upstart
[14:57] <Shamoun> jadakren, power monitor graphs?
[14:57] <jadakren> Shamoun, yeah, screenshots incoming....
[14:57] <saifulbahri> kjdfi
[14:58] <hnd> saifulbahri: huh???
[14:58] <Vigo> keyboard works
[14:58] <mkhanyisi> how do i change the theme of my gnome login screen?
[14:59] <apiep> qwxqxxxxsx
[14:59] <LzrdKing> upstart is whacked, unless its just that karmic uses a mix of upstart and old-style
[15:00] <Olejo> OK Question one, how do I open a download .bin file that is on my desktop?
[15:00] <Vigo> mkhanyisis: I use to know that, let me look it up though,,,,,
[15:01] <apiep> helllo every body
[15:01] <mattgyver> Olejo, im pretty sure you just run it like ./file.bin
[15:01] <apiep> may i join with you...???
[15:01] <Olejo> mattgyver I am very new and have not used terminal to any great extent yet.
[15:01] <batat> hello too
[15:01] <Oer> !hi | apiep
[15:02] <saifulbahri> eh malam..
[15:02] <Vigo> mkhanyisis: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1453573
[15:02] <FriedrichMan> hello
[15:02] <batat> #LP3I
[15:02] <FriedrichMan> is there a way to monitor what websites I am connected to from console ?
[15:03] <aulia> #LP3I
[15:03] <FriedrichMan> like watch netstat -putan
[15:03] <jadakren> Shamoun, uploading.
[15:03] <apiep> hello motto....
[15:03] <Vigo> kkhanyisis: and here: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Change-Ubuntu-Bootsplash-Theme-55237.shtml
[15:03] <FriedrichMan> but with domains instead of ip's
[15:03] <Oer> !netstat | Oer
[15:04] <uLinux> And I ask is there some app like a Firewall just to monitor connections?
[15:04] <ZhouYu> !bin
[15:04] <jetienne__> q. how to upload files to my ipod touch ?
[15:04] <uLinux> I dont want install a firewall just to check internet connections
[15:04] <Vigo> mkanyisis: and here:>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[15:05] <gnumdk> Hello
[15:05] <uLinux> hell0
[15:05] <wildbat> uLinux, try iptraf
[15:05] <gnumdk> i'm currently booting lucid installer via pxe but can't find a way to pass lang/kbd as boot params
[15:05] <Olejo> Should I install the Gufw package and set a firewall?
[15:05] <gnumdk> ls
[15:06] <Vigo> uLinux: I think NetworkManager Applet does that,
[15:06] <chilli0> Hello , when ever i use flash on a website , my fan goes crazy and my cpu levels rise very high. Im on 9.04 on a lenovo idea pad Y530
[15:06] <dr-know> can i sync tomboy notes with google docs ???
[15:06] <uLinux> Vigo  how do i open it
[15:06] <uLinux> or do i need to install
[15:06] <chilli0> 9.10 sorry
[15:07] <Vigo> uLinux: Right Click it>Connection Information
[15:07] <HexLaTor> wireshark
[15:07] <uLinux> lol
[15:07] <wildbat> Olejo, you don't really need a firewall if you are a casual home user  ~
[15:07] <uLinux> wireshark is for sniffing
[15:08] <mark1> does anyone know how i can get to my compiz fusion manager, cause i installed it but i dont know where it is
[15:08] <Vigo> uLinux: There are also a few utilities , netmon and others that do that.
[15:08] <dr-know> can i sync tomboy notes with google docs ???
[15:08] <Olejo> ok wildbat thanks, I also have heard that linux does not need anti virus, with ubuntus populartiy is this still the case?
[15:09] <uLinux> yes
[15:09] <Sk_Lg> can you link 2cpu'
[15:09] <ZeLL> How much responsibility should a site like match.com accept for the validity of the content its members provide to one another? What kind of safe guards do you think are possible?
[15:09] <wildbat> Olejo, yes~ if you worry you can try clamav
[15:09] <Oer> mark1 system > preferences> compiz manager
[15:09] <Vigo> !antivirus | Olejo
[15:09] <dr-know> can i sync tomboy notes with google docs ???
[15:10] <ZeLL> can sombdy help me
[15:10] <mark1> Oer, wow thanks i feel kinda dumb now
[15:10] <chilli0> Hello , when ever i use flash on a website , my fan goes crazy and my cpu levels rise very high. Im on 9.10 on a lenovo idea pad Y530
[15:10] <Sk_Lg> can you link 2cpu's in a network to have one working to boost the speed of primary machine? kinda like an external graphics card computer?
[15:10] <Oer> Zell that is not a ubuntu support question
[15:10] <Olejo> So I could infact transfer virus to windows user via email from ubuntu?
[15:11] <cjs> acicula: So my guess is that 10.4 installed a GPT and I had no BIOS boot partition, so Grub's first stage couldn't find its second stage.
[15:11] <wildbat> chilli0, welcome to Adose flash ~ live with it XD
[15:11] <mark1> oh one more thing does anyone know where i cant get a program i saw on utube, it makes all the other windows that you not working on fade out ?
[15:11] <Vigo> Olejo: Yes, I use ClamAV to try and avoid that, there are many ways.
[15:11]  * ZeLL what channel that can someone can answerthat
[15:11] <Olejo> OK thanks
[15:12] <Oer> mark1 that is also a compiz pref
[15:12] <Shamoun> jadakren, er you still there?
[15:12] <uLinux> what the hell AV for linux
[15:12] <mark1> Oer. do you know what its called
[15:13] <Oer> mark1 fading to desktop ? or under effect fading windows ( i am on dutch ubuntu, sorry i cannot see the english names )
[15:13] <Vigo> Olejo: Most viruses get stopped at the kernel, some do not, Linux is bullet proof and built like a tank, still is nice to not pass on bad stuff that you may be unaware of.
[15:13] <chilli0> wildbat, Doesnt happen on windows...
[15:14] <Olejo> Erm can you explain why I do not need a firewall as a casual home user? I have copyright material, is that safe?
[15:14] <leOn> can someone explain me why isn't my /tmp cleaned uppon reboot, since i have TMPTIME=0 in /etc/default/rcS  ?
[15:14] <mark1> Oer, i was looking for fading to black but its ok im sure ill find it , i think it might be ADD manager
[15:14] <wildbat> chilli0, blame Adobe~ ~ and mke you you get the lastest flash player
[15:14] <FriedrichMan> so guys? is there a way to monitor the way i can do it by #watch netstat -putan ... but getting dns's instead of ip's?
[15:14] <uLinux> Vigo what about a internet monitor gui
[15:15] <wildbat> make sure*
[15:15] <jadakren> Shamoun, try this : https://www.dropbox.com/photoshow/screenshots/ubuntu-9.10-power-monitor/power-manager-wakeups.png <click full size>
[15:15] <Vigo> !Firewall | Olejo
[15:15] <chilli0> wildbat, kay
[15:15] <Shamoun> jadakren, thanks i have to make an account, one sec
[15:15] <jadakren> Shamoun, not to view it surely?
[15:16] <Olejo> ubotto should I have a firewall set up in the case of personal documents being accessed form elsewhere?
[15:16] <Vigo> uLinux: Here>http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/tshark.1.html
[15:17] <uLinux> Vigo thats not gui
[15:17] <Shamoun> jadakren, yea unfortunately, and now that i have it seems to be pointing me to that directory stucture in my account, which is of course empty
[15:17] <jadakren> Shamoun, here : public link : http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/180039/2/screenshots/ubuntu-9.10-power-monitor?h=1d9252
[15:17] <h93> I can't find the DVD download. Is there such a thing? I was hoping of a bigger software collection for the Live-CD. Am I mistaken?
[15:17] <Shamoun> jadakren, okay that works, thanks a ton. sorry for the inconvenience
[15:17] <h93> !dvd > h93
[15:18] <wildbat> Olejo, cause no one care to hack you networks? ~ beside most home user got a router ~ that's put you in NAT firewall
[15:18] <Shamoun> jadakren, hmm, thanks, i guess ill do a dual boot system with ubuntu and win 7 and see what performs better for my needs on this laptop
[15:19] <hogfoot> anyone know how i would find out which chipsets for esata cards are supported in Dapper?
[15:19] <wildbat> Olejo, if you want you acn install firestarter ~ a simple firewall interface
[15:19] <Shamoun> anyway fellas, its 7 am and ive barely slept
[15:19] <Shamoun> im gonna squeeze in a few more hours before i have to go do stuff
[15:19] <Shamoun> later
[15:19] <jadakren> Shamoun, yeah might be the only way you'll find out .. note that if you try to assess it via isb live disk that the usb disk will be using extra power.
[15:19] <Olejo> I see wildbat :)
[15:19] <Shamoun> jadakren, yea ill do an install to hard disk
[15:19] <Shamoun> thanks mate
[15:20] <Vigo> uLinux: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/wmnd.1.html maybe
[15:21] <Vigo> uLinux: or NetPipe
[15:22] <Vigo> uLinux: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/NPlam2.1.html
[15:22] <uLinux> those are cli apps
[15:23] <Vigo> uLinux: and http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man8/iftop.8.html
[15:23] <uLinux> Vigo  ok forget it
[15:23] <uLinux> tks for trying :P
[15:24] <mede> anyone knows how to install support for scanjet 3670
[15:24] <Oer> now you have to google yourself, uLinux
[15:25] <uLinux> im googlinh
[15:25] <uLinux> g
[15:25] <mede> I found in the sane, but not as
[15:25] <Vigo> uLinux: Now you have me looking for that widget, you are quite welcome, this is fun.
[15:25] <mark1> so this is a random question, ... does any one know if i can make a folder hidden in linux, (but the windows attribute hidden - not putting a period before the name)
[15:26] <linxeh> no
[15:26] <mark1> no its not possible ?
[15:26] <linxeh> mark1: assuming I understand you right - you want to hide a folder on linux that doesnt start with a . ?
[15:27] <mark1> linxeh, yea i guess thats about right
[15:27] <Oer> mark1, name it like /.stuff
[15:27] <linxeh> so you want to make the folder "MyFolder" hidden ?
[15:27] <krabador> i installed ndiswrapper(from synaptic) , i installed the 1.30 drivers, i installed wicd (from synaptic), i typed iwconfig and i whatched the wlan0 (the DWL-132) , i refresed the networks with wicd , i select my net, and in autentiocation (i've a router with dhcp) it don't take the ip address.
[15:27] <Oer> use ctrl + H to see hidden files and maps in nautilus
[15:28] <jones-> Hello. I've upgraded from Karmic to Lucid and my Wacom Intuos4 doesn't work anymore. I hear that dropping HAL and switching to Xorg 1.7 may be the cause. Does anyone know if I can get it working again?
[15:28] <sdasd> ls -la
[15:28] <sdasd> xd
[15:28] <mark1> linxeh, oer yea but the hardware im trying to hide the folder from doesnt register it as being hidden if it has a . in front of the name
[15:28] <h00k> !lucid | jones-
[15:28] <lorenzosu> I have problems again connecting to WPA in karmic. it keeps asking for passphrase over and over after I enter it
[15:28] <jones-> h00k: thanks.
[15:28] <geekphreak> hi all
[15:28] <linxeh> mark1: file a bug with that software I guess, or move the folder somewhere else :o
[15:29] <M4nfr3D> geekphreak: hello
[15:29] <Oer> you cant't hide a map if you are in it ?
[15:29] <geekphreak> M4nfr3D: hi
[15:29] <geekphreak> h00k: howdy
[15:29] <navatwo> How do I get the IP address of my server?
[15:30] <mark1> linxeh, the thing it , its not software its hardware, a media player to be more specific, and i need to be able to do this frequently and i cant just be moving 500GB folders on a daily bases
[15:30] <geekphreak> navatwo: internal ?
[15:30] <Vigo> uLinux: It is built in, System>Administration>Network Tools
[15:30] <ebraminio> ubuntu-ir
[15:30] <uLinux> i know Network Tools
[15:30] <lalla> http://pastebin.com/JnYXt6in ,how do i use weka
[15:30] <geekphreak> navatwo: you can also use ifconfig command
[15:31] <ebraminio> Sorry
[15:31] <linxeh> mark1: moving a folder to another folder is instant
[15:31] <nexus6__> hi
[15:31] <linxeh> mark1: assuming it is on the same filesystem
[15:31] <mark1> linxeh: not when you have to move it from a portable hard drive
[15:31] <mark1> linxeh, and not when its a 500GB folder
[15:31] <linxeh> mark1: then thats not on the same filesystem
[15:32] <linxeh> mark1: is this movable hard drive formatted fat32 ?
[15:32] <mark1> no, ntfs
[15:32] <mark1> linxeh, no ntfs
[15:32] <linxeh> mark1: ok, then you can probably do what you want
[15:32] <mark1> linxeh, got any clues how ?
[15:32] <mark1> without restarting to windows ?
[15:33] <linxeh> mark1: yeah, hang on
[15:33] <mark1> thanks
[15:33] <navatwo> Sorry, I am trying to get the external IP of my server
[15:33] <delac> as everyone propably knows, logging into account is much faster the second time than straight after the boot. so ubuntu is preserving some session info even between sessions. anybody knows where this info is and how it is administered?
[15:34] <geekphreak> navatwo: got gui enabled if so you can use whatismyip.com site
[15:34] <coz_> good day all
[15:34] <lorenzosu> wlan0: authentication with AP ... timed out
[15:34] <navatwo> no gui
[15:35] <geekphreak> navatwo:  w3m :d
[15:35] <navatwo> hmm?
[15:36] <lcx> fungo_,
[15:36] <navatwo> lol
[15:36] <navatwo> wow
[15:36] <lcx> fungo_, lcx
[15:36] <lcx> fungo_, tsyj2007
[15:36] <leOn> navatwo: traceroute or mtr
[15:37] <navatwo> I got it thanks to w3m
[15:37] <navatwo> :p
[15:37] <fungo_> lcx, hi
[15:37] <jotall> Does anyone know the serial key for Ubuntu?
[15:37] <linxeh> mark1: hmm, I was hoping for a tool that manipulated the ntfs file attributes but I'm struggling to find one - the ntfsprogs tools dont appear to do the right things
[15:37] <tonii> jotall: troll.
[15:37] <LzrdKing> jotall: the retailer should have that
[15:37] <lcx> fungo_, lcx and tsyj2007 are me
[15:38] <fungo_> lcx, I see
[15:38] <LzrdKing> jotall: if you don't have a serial, you bought an illegal copy
[15:38] <lcx> ok
[15:38] <LzrdKing> jotall: and you get no support here
[15:38] <Sacho> jotall: there is no serial key for ubuntu.
[15:38] <Sacho> it's free software.
[15:38] <DeadmanIncJS> Ahh... 2 more day's till 10.04 :D
[15:39] <wildbat> linxeh, ntfs-3g
[15:39] <jotall> I thought the serial key was helping others, and thus myself
[15:39] <spanther> i have 10.04 allready Deadman :D
[15:39] <spanther> it's awesome! xD
[15:39] <DeadmanIncJS> not the actual release
[15:39] <DeadmanIncJS> jotall there is no key
[15:39] <spanther> Release Candidate ^^
[15:39] <DeadmanIncJS> ahh
[15:39] <geekphreak> navetz: welcome
[15:40] <linxeh> wildbat: ah my bad
[15:40] <DeadmanIncJS> i was thinking of dowloading BETA stuff.  but i dont know enough about Linux to know what is right/wrong lol
[15:40] <linxeh> wildbat: I still dont think that helps though
[15:40] <spanther> i just love 10.04 i hope ubuntu team never ever changes the theme much again! <3 it's just awesome looking! very pretty x)
[15:40] <ubuntu> Hi
[15:41] <DeadmanIncJS> from what I see on youtube, it looks pretty sweet
[15:41] <ubuntu> how can I mount ntfs file systems?
[15:41] <geekphreak> DeadmanIncJS: what does?
[15:41] <spanther> it does! x)
[15:41] <DeadmanIncJS> 10.04
[15:41] <kde185> anyone know if 10.04 is going to have firefox compiled with PGO?
[15:41] <geekphreak> ubuntu use mount command, or places at top >> choose partition label, provide password
[15:41] <Oer> nope, lucid questions in #ubuntu+1, kde185
[15:42] <geekphreak> DeadmanIncJS: kool
[15:42] <spanther> 10.04 beats osx :D
[15:42] <pureone> its been a while since I mounted
[15:42] <pureone> please help me with the process geekphreak
[15:42] <DeadmanIncJS> anything linux beats OSX or Windows :D
[15:42] <dr3mro> please help me enable desktop effects in ubuntu using Intel Corporation 82946GZ/GL
[15:43] <geekphreak> dr3mro: with that card, it iwll be hard afaik
[15:43] <DeadmanIncJS> dr3mro, download "Compiz"
[15:43] <spanther> DeadmanIncJS, noes, ubuntu is the only distro with such a clean "nice" theme with much detail and round corners <3
[15:43] <PigFlu> CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME?
[15:43] <cori> PigFlu: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado.
[15:43] <bnv> hello
[15:43] <Oer> !caps
[15:43] <PigFlu> MY CAPS KEY ISNT EVEN STUCK, BUTS ITS ALL COMING OUT IN CAPS!
[15:43] <geekphreak> pureone:  open terminal please , then pastebin sudo fdisk -l
[15:43] <jotall> DeadmanIncJS: "There is no spoon"
[15:43] <Sjimmie> !es | cori
[15:43] <dr3mro> geekphreak, it worked on hardy and jaunty but karmic not working even lucid not working
[15:43] <marienz> PigFlu: don't.
[15:44] <DeadmanIncJS> im thinking of buying another linux laptop even
[15:44] <DeadmanIncJS> :)
[15:44] <PigFlu> I THINK UBUNTU IS MESSING WITH MY KEYBOARD OR SOMETHING
[15:44] <mark1>  linxeh thanks for trying
[15:44] <cori> PigFlu: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado.
[15:44] <marienz> PigFlu: stop now. Your caps key works just fine in ##windows.
[15:44] <DeadmanIncJS> cori... english please
[15:44] <dr3mro> Intel Corporation 82946GZ/GL how to enable desktop effects and video accelertion
[15:44] <Oer> Pigflu do not troll
[15:44] <spanther> marienz rofl xD
[15:44] <PigFlu> Oh look, it works now.
[15:44] <marienz> spanther: I'm in more than one channel with him. He's a little obvious.
[15:44] <pureone> geekphreak: http://pastebin.org/185375
[15:44] <jotall> Would that be considered a feature? Disable caps in all GNU/Linux distributions?
[15:45] <M4nfr3D> jotall: hope so
[15:45] <Oer> jotall nothing beats a troll
[15:45] <spanther> marienz yeah but it was so funny to read xD
[15:45] <pureone> geekphreak: I'm able to mount one of them in the file manage
[15:45] <PigFlu> marienz: why are you not in ##java?
[15:45] <pureone> geekphreak: the external HD
[15:45] <pureone> geekphreak: but not the internet HD
[15:46] <marienz> PigFlu: I don't really speak java.
[15:46] <geekphreak> pureone:  dont see anything on that link
[15:46] <geekphreak> whats the partition number that you wana mount?
[15:46] <spanther> hey i have a netbook (asus eeepc 1005p) and i have no wireless (some atheros stuff lol) how to install? :)   (best would be a way without ndiswrapper
[15:46] <DeadmanIncJS> nobody is talking in ##windows
[15:46] <DeadmanIncJS> oh there they are, heheh
[15:46] <pureone> geekphreak: http://pastebin.org/185375 ?
[15:47] <geekphreak> Oer: can you check the link, it coming out empty please
[15:47] <geekphreak> or anyone else
[15:47] <navatwo> I am trying to use apache2, but the default site isnt even there.. any help?
[15:48] <Oer> both hdd are ntfs ?
[15:48] <pureone> geekphreak: what about this one http://pastebin.org/185386
[15:48] <iceroot> navatwo: is apache running?
[15:48] <iceroot> navatwo: ps aux | grep apache
[15:48] <geekphreak> pureone: that comes ok thanks
[15:48] <pureone> Oer: fdisk says ntfs/hpfs
[15:48] <navatwo> huh
[15:48] <navatwo> no
[15:48] <Ankasa> hello Buddies
[15:48] <spanther> nobody has atheros wireless lan?
[15:49] <Ankasa> hi iceroot
[15:49] <bnv> Anyone have a pinnacle pctv 310i card?
[15:49] <odie5533> my screen dims and it makes me enter my password after 3-5 minutes. How do I disable this?
[15:49] <navatwo> Hmm, I can't even start apache
[15:49] <Ankasa> iceroot
[15:49] <geekphreak> navatwo: use sudo command
[15:50] <geekphreak> navatwo:  sudo service apache2 start
[15:50] <navatwo> says it cant open /etc/apache2/envvars
[15:50] <bnv> I didn't get sound with it.
[15:50] <iceroot> navatwo: installed with apt-get?
[15:50] <Olejo> Hmm! Still cannot open .bin file on my desktop, any help?
[15:51] <navatwo> nvm, got it
[15:51] <geekphreak> Olejo: did you chmod it first?
[15:51] <iceroot> Olejo: chmod +x thefile.bin
[15:51] <navatwo> iceroot: no, tasksel but I installed core not server
[15:51] <navatwo> :s
[15:51] <pureone> geekphreak: is it possible to mount it?
[15:51] <iceroot> navatwo: dpkg -l apache2   is showing ii?
[15:51] <geekphreak> pureone: should be able to i dont see why , whats the mount point ?
[15:51] <Olejo> Yes but trying again
[15:51] <pureone> geekphreak: i don't know, how do i find that out?
[15:52] <bnv> help please
[15:52] <geekphreak> pureone: which one are you trying to mount sda1?
[15:52] <vi> whot is this?
[15:52] <pureone> yes geekphreak
[15:52] <pureone> sbd1 is already mounted
[15:52] <geekphreak> pureone: just do this for me in termianl type this
[15:52] <vi> hello all))
[15:52] <geekphreak> pureone:  sudo mkdir /mnt/ntfs
[15:53] <geekphreak> pureone: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/ntfs
[15:53] <vi> whot is time?
[15:53] <roadfish> some audio CDs are recognized in Ubuntu. I got a set of audio book CDs that play fine on my portable CD player but are not even recognized in my CD in Ubuntu. How can I fix this?
[15:53] <navatwo> err
[15:53] <Olejo> I am told No such file or directory, is it because it is on the desktop?
[15:53] <pureone> geekphreak: doing, its taking its time though
[15:54] <geekphreak> navatwo: whats the error?
[15:54] <navatwo> I've dropped to a root shell, and tried to `tasksel remove lamp-core' and its giving me denied permissions
[15:54] <geekphreak> ok
[15:54] <coz_> Olejo,  what is this .bin file for?
[15:54] <Olejo> It is an application
[15:55] <roadfish> I'm getting "no media found" when I try to access my CD ... but only happens with certain audio CDs
[15:55] <pureone> geekphreak: http://pastebin.org/185392
[15:55] <coz_> Olejo,  ok  right click the file go to properties \permissions tab  and tick the "Execute" box and try again
[15:55] <Olejo> Well the installer gui for an application i thin is the more correct description.
[15:55] <coz_> Olejo,  cd Desktop  then   ./nameof.bin
[15:56] <coz_> Olejo,  which application exactly  I can download and try it here
[15:56] <pureone> geekphreak: I'm trying to backup some files from the Windows HD so I can reinstall, I'm unable to boot into windows at this time
[15:56] <DeadmanIncJS> not even in safe mode pureone?
[15:56] <geekphreak> pureone: so i am guessing that is windows partition, ?
[15:56] <xangua> !windows > pureone
[15:56] <pureone> how do i ignore joins/quits ?
[15:56] <gokul> !grub
[15:56] <bankix> Hi.
[15:57] <geekphreak> pureone: if you got windows cd, use recovery console to chdsk that drive, I/O error not good , make backups man
[15:57] <coz_> bankix,  hey guy
[15:57] <pureone> yes its a window partition
[15:57] <DeadmanIncJS> !grub2
[15:58] <tyler_d> I am trying to use ttysnoop, I have installed the package using synaptec, I cd into /var/spool/ttysnoop and see "3", when I try to do `ttysnoop 3` I receive "can't connect to server" anyone have a hint please?
[15:58] <geekphreak> pureone:  you can ignore join/quits depending upon the client
[15:58] <pureone> irssi ?
[15:58]  * xangua wonders why do people come  to get windows help just because they have ubuntu installed in the same HD
[15:58] <geekphreak> xangua: he is trying to mount that win partition from ubuntu, having issues
[15:58] <tyler_d> because there are less letters in #ubuntu vs #windows
[15:59] <pureone> xangua: i don't have ubuntu installed, I have just windows installed, I'm using ubuntu to try and back up data
[15:59] <bankix> I've got trouble unmounting a partition from a USB drive via desktop icon in Lucid (10.04rc). I only find the context-menu-entry for removing the entire drive, but none to unmount only that single partition. Any help?
[15:59] <vi> i love ubuntu))
[15:59] <DeadmanIncJS> me to vi
[15:59] <gokul> me too vi
[15:59] <spanther> 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. Device 002c (rev 01)  <--- i need to install this wireless lan module from my 1005p netbook please :)
[15:59] <vi> good)
[15:59] <DeadmanIncJS> thats why i want to get rid of my windows computer and get another linux
[16:00] <DeadmanIncJS> might be visiting zareason.net here in the next month or 2
[16:00] <Olejo> OK coz it looks good how do I open the file now, I have done chmod
[16:00] <geekphreak> bankix: try asking in #ubuntu+1 please
[16:00] <usr13> pureone: You are having a Hard Drive failure?
[16:00] <vi> я из Украины
[16:00] <pureone> ok well I'm going to try recovery cd, geekphreak  ty for help
[16:00] <pureone> usr13: something like that
[16:00] <bankix> geekphreak: I'll do, thanks
[16:00] <geekphreak> pureone: no worries
[16:01] <vi> кто нить разгаваривает по русски?)
[16:01] <Sacho> !ru vi
[16:01] <geekphreak> !ru | vi
[16:01] <theJKH> I love Ubuntu. Simple. End of question.
[16:01] <Sacho> !ru | vi
[16:01] <vi> а по русски)?
[16:01] <Sacho> woops. (:
[16:01] <JackWat> how do you ignore users?
[16:01] <pureone>  /ignore name
[16:01] <iromli> hi guys, i have compiled vim7.2 from a source and when i create .vimrc, suddenly vim is crashed (ABRT)
[16:01] <navatwo> So, I've reinstalled lamp-server and I *still* can't start apache2
[16:01] <pureone> perhaps
[16:01] <geekphreak> JackWat: type /ignore username
[16:01] <itilious> has anyone here with nvidia drivers been able to use remote desktop?
[16:01] <Sacho> JackWat: /ignore mask, but it largely depends on your client. #freenode might be able to tell you more, or a channel for your specific IRC client
[16:01] <JackWat> geekphreak: Usage: IGNORE <mask> <types..> <options..>
[16:02] <Olejo> Can someone tell me the command to open a file in terminal?
[16:02] <JackWat> Olejo: what type of file?
[16:02] <navatwo> nano FILE
[16:02] <geekphreak> Olejo: sudo ./file.bin
[16:02] <Sacho> JackWat: /ignore nick!*@* ALL
[16:02] <usr13> purestrain: To test the Hard Drive:  sudo hdparm -I /dev/hdx
[16:02] <p8david> Hello there. I'd like to teach myself to make a virtual os in my ubuntu non-graphic environnement. Where could I find any tutorial about that ?
[16:02] <navatwo> So, I've reinstalled lamp-server and I *still* can't start apache2. The error is ``.: 44: Can't open /etc/apache2/envvars
[16:02] <navatwo> ''
[16:03] <usr13> purestrain: As far as reading / recovery, sounds like you may have missed the boat...
[16:03] <mkhanyisi> Olejo, it depends on the type of file
[16:03] <don_jr> I just installed the current download of kubuntu and updated it, I have no sound at all.  I've checked alsamixer and turned everything up, still nothing, lspci shows my sound card properly as well.
[16:04] <geekphreak> don_jr: 10.4?
[16:04] <Olejo> It is a .bin file I have already chmod it
[16:04] <xangua> don_jr: have you tried with pulse¿¿
[16:04] <don_jr> I believe it was 9.10 that I downloaded and then updated
[16:04] <theJKH> I believe it.
[16:04] <xangua> don_jr: you can also try #kubuntu if you don't get help here
[16:04] <vi> who is game a AION?
[16:04] <vi> on the ubuntu
[16:05] <geekphreak> don_jr: can you try something for me?
[16:05] <don_jr> geekphreak sure, I'd love to get this working
[16:05] <geekphreak> oh forgot he is on kubuntu sorry my bad
[16:05] <mkhanyisi> Olejo, try "./filename.bin" without quotes
[16:05] <p8david> Hello there. I'd like to teach myself to make a virtual os in my ubuntu non-graphic environnement. Where could I find any tutorial about that ?
[16:05] <don_jr> xangua no I have not done anything with pulse yet, everything I've found has shown to remove pulse for sound not working.
[16:05] <usr13> purestrain: To test the Hard Drive:  sudo hdparm -I /dev/sda1
[16:06] <don_jr> geekphreak is kde really that different than gnome when it comes to sound?  kubuntu ubuntu only difference is DE's isn't it?
[16:06] <mkhanyisi> Olejo, otherwise if that is a .bin CD/DVD image then you need to mount it
[16:06] <dr3mro> how to modify file type association using gconftool-2 ... just give me the key address only and i will go ... /
[16:06] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: pastebin the file
[16:06] <xangua> don_jr: i wasn't refering to remove pulse, i was refering to use it
[16:06] <geekphreak> don_jr: yeah command though i anted you try was gone specific :d
[16:06] <Olejo> :) Thanks everyone, sucess.
[16:06] <geekphreak> gnome*
[16:07] <vi> a photoshop a working is a Ubuntu?
[16:07] <don_jr> xangua I'll check into it and see if it helps.
[16:07] <mkhanyisi> vi: GIMP
[16:07] <vi> sorry error
[16:07] <geekphreak> don_jr: got aumix or other mixer installed, everything ok there, all slider, nothing muted and all that good stuff?
[16:07] <vi> aaa ok
[16:07] <don_jr> geekphreak correct, I havn't used aumix, but alsamixer
[16:07] <don_jr> instlaling pulseaudio now
[16:08] <geekphreak> ok
[16:08] <don_jr> need to restart after install to check if it's working or not?
[16:08] <mark1> does anyone know of an linux substitute for media player classic
[16:08] <mkhanyisi> don_jr, good luck, you may need it
[16:09] <Nataniel_PL_> when I umount subpartytion of extended partytion it shows alert that it can't read content of file system and i can't make it smaller so i could make new subpartytion ntfs to install windows on it
[16:09] <Nataniel_PL_> i mean in gparted
[16:09] <Olejo> If I am using ubuntu I have a gnome window manager. CAn someone confirm this for me.
[16:09] <geekphreak> don_jr: i would, just my thinking though
[16:09] <FriedrichMan> hey
[16:09] <fabio> :)
[16:09] <FriedrichMan> is there a way to change desktop background from console?
[16:09] <fabio> hi!
[16:09] <ruben23> hi guys how do i install UNR - 9.10 version since its an iso image not .IMG
[16:09] <don_jr> Alright, back in a min
[16:09] <ruben23> using usb disk
[16:09] <FriedrichMan> I tried gconftool-2 -t str -s /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename /home/federico/Imágenes/apple-style-linux-wallpaper.jpg but nothing happened
[16:10] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, where is this alert showing up, how are you umounting the partition?:
[16:10] <xangua> !usb > ruben23
[16:10] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi i use gparted
[16:10] <vladimir> After 9.04 -> 9.10 upgrade, i get a blank screen with a blinking caret at the top-left corner (it happens maybe a minute after boot, either at login screen or when Gnome is loaded). Changing virtual consoles (ctrl+alt+f1, ctrl+alt+f7) does the trick, but I don't want to have to do that every time i turn on my computer. Any solutions?
[16:10] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, how did you open gparted?
[16:10] <FLloyd> http://loyalkng.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/perfectrukiacosplay.jpg
[16:11] <FLloyd> Oh sorry chan error
[16:11] <FLloyd> >.<
[16:11] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, in any case, try closing gparted and umount your partitions you want to umount on terminal and then reopen gparted and continue with what you want to do
[16:12] <Olejo> So to begin my introduction into terminal having opened my .bin file can you tell me what the cd Desktop command does?
[16:12] <geekphreak> Olejo: google linux commands
[16:12] <vi> I am sorry for wrong words, I from Ukraine, very interestingly me on this chat
[16:12] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, I say this because I think that gparted does MORE than just umounting a filesystem
[16:12] <bastid_raZor> !terminal | Olejo check the link
[16:13] <geekphreak> bastid_raZor: thanks mate
[16:13] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi still same thing, but only with that one partytion
[16:13] <bastid_raZor> geekphreak: the bot knows all :)
[16:13] <geekphreak> :)
[16:13] <nmobix> I have a problem that when I resume after suspend, the virtual terminals (CTRL+ALT+F[1...6]) are unreadable. How do I reset them to their original state. I have a HP dv5000, with an ATI X200M card?
[16:13] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, can you paste the error message that you are getting from terminal?
[16:13] <wildbat> is there a command to rescan for harddisk that just hot-plugged in?
[16:13] <don_jr> Alright, after installing pulseaudio I do have system sounds now, got the startup sound.  checking other stuff now, thaks a ton...that was stupidly simple I feel like a fool now lol
[16:14] <Nataniel_PL_> <
[16:14] <geekphreak> don_jr:  we all learn , good luck
[16:14] <harrumph> anybody good at debugging tightvnc?  server's running, iptables is allowing port 5900/5901, remote client is timing out but tightvnc logs are showing nothing
[16:14] <JackWat> Olejo: the cd command is the same as the command in windows. It changes directory.
[16:14] <JackWat> wildbat: partprobe?
[16:14] <jrib> wildbat: rescan what?
[16:14] <vi> for me ATI 9550 ((
[16:14] <JackWat> wildbat: partprobe will tell the kernel to look for new devices.
[16:15] <wildbat> JackWat, thanks
[16:15] <JackWat> well actually
[16:15] <JackWat> it looks for new partitions. check to see if the disk is being seen by fdisk -l
[16:15] <JackWat> then you can mount it
[16:16] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, are you winning?
[16:16] <wildbat> JackWat, hehe ~ guess VM don't have hot-swap~ nothing ;p
[16:16] <JackWat> what hypervisor are you using?
[16:16] <wildbat> JackWat, VMware ;p
[16:16] <Olejo> OK Thanks everyone, I will stop pestering you all now and read the documentation on the ubuntu website, thanks for getting me started. :)
[16:16] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi terminal sais nothing, but gparted shows yellow triangle and when i click on info it sais (in polish) something like 'can't read filesystem's content, some operations might be unavalible' and among the others i can't change subpartition's size
[16:16] <ruben23> hi but UNR 9.10 is not distributed as img its only iso, i cant see any procedure to create a UNR 9.10 iso to usb disk..
[16:16] <geekphreak> Olejo:  good luck buddy :)
[16:17] <JackWat> wildbat: i think VM has to be reboot to see any changes to the hardware
[16:17] <don_jr> geekphreak alright, still no sound on youtube
[16:17] <Scunizi> Ok.. I've got the Add-On box open for Firefox and have previously downloaded an .xpi extension I'd like to install.  Now I can't locate the "install" button in FF.. Please, someone clear my muddled head and point me in the right direction.
[16:17] <JackWat> Olejo: feel free to continue asking questions. we're here to help
[16:17] <xangua> ubottu: tell ruben23 about usb
[16:17] <navatwo> How would I setup my server to be accessed online, currently I can load pages locally but not using the ip address of the server
[16:17] <Olejo> :)
[16:17] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi but works well with other partytions or subpartytions
[16:18] <geekphreak> navatwo: use something like no-ip or dyndns.org
[16:18] <xangua> Scunizi: open fx, go to tools> addons, drag the extension there
[16:18] <Scunizi> navatwo: dyndns.com it most likely what you need.. your router has to be compatible with that type of service though..
[16:18] <don_jr> navatwo you using apache?, probably something in your .htaccess
[16:18] <geekphreak> don_jr: rest all sound works eh?
[16:18] <jrib> navatwo: that's a firewall/router issue
[16:18] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, what do you mean about 'subpartition'? logic partition?
[16:18] <JackWat> Scunizi: thats a good question. they used to hvae a button
[16:18] <navatwo> I have a domain name.
[16:18] <vi> prompt me me how to clean passwords from hard disks? each time needed to enter a password, and it not very much(
[16:18] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: you need to port forward 80 or possibly your isp blocks port 80 and you need to change the port
[16:18] <Scunizi> xangua: just drag it?  what happened to the button?
[16:18] <don_jr> geekphreak yes, amarock works, system sounds are working, sound test is working
[16:18] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi part of extended partytion
[16:19] <xangua> Scunizi: i see no 'install' button; yes just drag it to the addons window
[16:19] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, ok, those are logic partitions
[16:19] <xangua> of even to the fx window, it should work
[16:19] <Scunizi> JackWat: yea.. surprised me too   ..... Thanks xangua!.
[16:19] <roma> Приветствую всех, что вы ждете от новой убунты?
[16:20] <vi> игры))
[16:20] <vi> game))
[16:20] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, sometimes gparted wants all partitions with number greater than the one you want to resize to be umounted as well
[16:20] <vi> Рома а ты откуда?
[16:20]  * psvo gone away
[16:20] <roma> Москва
[16:20] <xangua> !ru
[16:20] <vi> а тут часто сидишь?)
[16:20] <DeadmanIncJS> english please
[16:20] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, does this problem persists when you try to run gparted from a liveCD?
[16:21] <roma> первый раз
[16:21] <vi> я тоже
[16:21] <xangua> !english | roma vi
[16:21] <vi> нас ругают((
[16:21] <waperboy> anyone know at what point keycodes for "shift+arrowkeys selection" are being interpreted
[16:21] <vi> sorry ok ok)
[16:22] <waperboy> guess it's application dependent
[16:22] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi but that one is the last, and other with smaller number works well. i didn't try with live cd causse it doesn't buut on my computer, olny with some system (when i need livecd i start livecd of ubuntu with it)
[16:23] <navatwo> how do I setup my ports then
[16:23] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, am clueless now
[16:23] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, :(
[16:23] <Nataniel_PL_> ok, thx anyway
[16:23] <Guest15214> where i can find reading material on ubuntu (to download)  (learning) basic etc... Please let me know...anyone.
[16:23] <edfi> how to set chrome with my default webbroswer
[16:24] <zen933k> Guest15214: ubuntu.com
[16:24] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: portforward.com   .. if you're behind a router.. or changing them by editting /etc/apache2/ports.conf  and restart apache2
[16:24] <navatwo> so, it appears I have a dynamic op..
[16:24] <julio_> hi
[16:24] <edfi> hello
[16:24] <navatwo> ip* as whenever I load whatsmyip.org it changes.
[16:24] <xangua> edfi: system> preferences> prefered apps
[16:24] <julio_> anybody can tell where can i go to ask about rdesktop and tsclient?
[16:24] <mkhanyisi> Guest15214, download the infamous RUTE tutorial for linux and I remember there was some free PDF version of ubuntu (pocket) guide
[16:24] <edfi> tks, xangua
[16:25] <JackWat> navatwo: i missed your original issue, but if you need a static IP address for a webserver, check out no-ip.org. they have a linux application
[16:25] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: dyndns.org has a program you can run that will update your ip to your domain
[16:25] <edfi> quit
[16:25] <edfi> close
[16:25] <edfi> exit
[16:25] <bastid_raZor> edoceo: /part   to leave this channel /exit to leave the server
[16:26] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: paying? :s
[16:26] <bastid_raZor> err..
[16:26] <vladimir> After 9.04 -> 9.10 upgrade, i get a blank screen with a blinking caret at the top-left corner (it happens maybe a minute after boot, either at login screen or when Gnome is loaded). Changing virtual consoles (ctrl+alt+f1, ctrl+alt+f7) does the trick, but I don't want to have to do that every time i turn on my computer. Any solutions?
[16:26] <ruben23> hi is it fine to used UNR 9.10 for an atom processor bot not notebook instaed desktop PC.
[16:26] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: dyndns offers free domains but you have to use their extension offered.
[16:26] <navatwo> fuck
[16:26] <DeadmanIncJS> vladimir... 10.04 when it comes out, that is the solution, LOL
[16:26] <navatwo> I just bought a domain from godaddy :S
[16:27] <Nataniel_PL_> when i unmount some partytion in terminal it sais that something is wrong in /etc/fstab/ line 14 which is "/dev/sda5      /media/Pliki               ext4 rw    defaults 0       2" but it mount partytion on system start with no problem, so what's wrong?
[16:27] <zen933k> vladimir: Before the blank screen does it say GRUB Loading?
[16:27] <mkhanyisi> !language| navatwo
[16:27] <navatwo> sorry about that.
[16:28] <bastid_raZor> navatwo: go check out what they offer. maybe i didn't read all the fine print.
[16:28] <hywb> hello, everybody.
[16:29] <hywb> any guy here?
[16:29] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, I think it should be 'rw,defaults' instead of 'rw defaults'
[16:29] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi thx again
[16:30] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, no prob
[16:31] <lindsaymobil22> im back to help more people
[16:31] <lindsaymobil22> and ask for help
[16:31] <navatwo> bastid_raZor: well, I got my ip from that page :p
[16:31] <mkhanyisi> Nataniel_PL_, just a suggestion: id recomment to put persistent mount points under /mnt and leave /media for dynamically created mount points for removable drives (and cd drives)
[16:31] <vladimir> grub loads, gdm loads, even gnome loads if i'm quick, but then asll of a sudden, screen goes blank
[16:32] <lindsaymobil22> guys, what is new about KDE 4.4?
[16:32] <Nataniel_PL_> mkhanyisi ok, thx, i will
[16:32] <vladimir> with a blinking caret at the top left corner
[16:32] <zen933k> vladimir: Run failsafe and repair?
[16:32] <lindsaymobil22> i havent tried it yet
[16:32] <vladimir> hm, i'l try to remove xorg-driver-fglrx
[16:32] <zen933k> vladimir: You didn't set auto-login with an encrypted drive did you?
[16:32] <vladimir> nope
[16:33] <zen933k> vladimir: Okay, not sure but try failsafe login with grub and see if you can load gnome failsafe too after startx
[16:34] <vladimir> i can get graphical interface if i press ctrl+alt+f1, and then ctrl+alt+f7
[16:34] <melm> how i cen change
[16:34] <vladimir> but i don't want to do that every time
[16:34] <JackWat> lindsaymobil22: welcoem back :P
[16:34] <JackWat> vroom vroom
[16:35] <vladimir> also, just discovered that when i press ctrl+alt+f1 instead of a normal text login, i get fuzzy colors
[16:35] <djs_> anyone know how I can check my CPU temperature from KDE?
[16:35] <djs_> i thought it was lm-sensors command but I don't seem to have that.
[16:35] <lindsaymobil22> hey jackwat
[16:35] <exigraff> assuming an 'rsync -r --delete SOURCE TARGET' finished successfully, why would running it a second time result in the same files being copied over again?
[16:35] <JackWat> vladimir: do you have a CD in the drive? ":P
[16:36] <JackWat> thats happens to me if i leave a disk in the drive that isn't bootable
[16:36] <vladimir> no... why?
[16:36] <lindsaymobil22> everyone: what is new in KDE 4.4?
[16:36] <mickster04> djs_: install lm-sensors then?
[16:36] <JackWat> no why what?
[16:36] <vladimir> vladimir: do you have a CD in the drive? ":P ? why do you ask?
[16:37] <JackWat> vladimir: <JackWat> thats happens to me if i leave a disk in the drive that isn't bootabl
[16:37] <hywb> djs_, maybe you can try to get the info from the /proc dicretory.
[16:37] <vladimir> no, i do not have a cd in my drive
[16:37]  * kost{a}s_thess is away: Gone away for now
[16:37]  * kostas_thess__ is back.
[16:37] <vladimir> hm... rly? weird
[16:37] <ywgx> dsd
[16:37] <zen933k> djs: acpi -V
[16:37] <theuros1> what is a good app for mp3 streaming over the net? .. for ubuntu server .. must run in terminal
[16:38] <JackWat> vladimir: i didn't se your whole issue. mine doesn't get to the gnome boot
[16:38] <switch10_> theuros1: try mpg321 or mpg123
[16:38] <theuros1> ok thnx
[16:38] <Taev> acpi 0.09
[16:38] <JackWat> i think xmms can do terminal. not sure if it'll stream over the net
[16:38] <hywb> swithc10, i dont think mpg123 wil work
[16:39] <zen933k> Taev: Use capital V
[16:39] <vladimir> ah... anyway, it is weird... but ubuntu always had weird problems with cd rom drives
[16:39] <ywgx> hello everyone I from china
[16:39] <erUSUL> !info gnump3d
[16:39] <hywb> ywgx, i am too.
[16:39] <hywb> ywgx, what's up
[16:40] <jadakren> theuros1, define stream : send or recieve ?
[16:40] <ywgx> 我在东北大学
[16:40] <Taev> Thermal 1: passive , 39.0 degrees C
[16:40] <ywgx> 你呢？
[16:40] <FloodBot1> ywgx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:40] <Taev> hmm that cant be right
[16:40] <theuros1> send
[16:40] <Taev> it was 160F in the BIOS
[16:40] <Taev> doing nothing
[16:40] <hywb> ywgx, please type in english
[16:40] <ywgx> 我的英语不好，sorry
[16:40] <ywgx> NEU
[16:40] <JackWat> haha
[16:40] <hywb> ywgx, NEU?
[16:40] <wildbat> !cn
[16:41] <ywgx> ok
[16:41] <Guest15214> mkhanyisi : thanks that is helpful..
[16:41] <househead> Hello fellow ubuntu users ... I'm not sure anyone will be able to help me here as I am using a redhat technology with Ubuntu ... I'm trying to do Ubuntu installs from my kickstart server (which is apparently supported), but it fails on mounting the root filesystem ... does anyone have experience of kickstart ubuntu installs?
[16:41] <mkhanyisi> Guest15214, no problem
[16:41] <zen933k> Taev: That may be the safe off, are you sure you were looking at the night numbers.
[16:41] <theuros1> i'm lookin a way to listen to my MP3s at work from my home server
[16:42] <Taev> yeah Im sure
[16:42] <hywb> theuros1, have a look at music on cosle.
[16:42] <Taev> my system was locking up because my fan was slowing down and the CPU was running at 212F
[16:42] <Taev> i let it cool and stuck a box fan next to my open case
[16:42] <Taev> and it was idling around 160F in the BIOS
[16:42] <househead> theuros1: slimserver is worth a look#
[16:42] <zen933k> Taev: Well, are there multiple readings? 160F is hot for idle
[16:42] <Taev> it was at 212F
[16:43] <theuros1> ok thanx .. i just cheking about it
[16:43] <zen933k> Taev: ah ha..
[16:43] <Taev> well max die temp for my CPU is 185F
[16:43] <zen933k> Taev: Well, acpi works. I don't know what else you want.
[16:43] <switch10_> theuros1: I just checked out both man pages of mpg321 and mpg123, I don't think you can with either..  maybe you can with aplay??
[16:43] <rezzy> hey everyone, just wondering is there and good video software for linux like sony vegas 9 ?
[16:43] <househead> theuros1: also consider gnump3d
[16:43] <househead> can anyone help me with ubuntu installs via kickstart?
[16:44] <Taev>  [3684006.300720] ACPI: Unable to turn cooling device [f7c46f18] 'on'
[16:44] <Taev> so its my fan?
[16:44] <zoug> !media | rezzy
[16:44] <Taev> and not ACPI?
[16:44] <househead> is it 'noddy questions only' in here?
[16:44] <Outlier> Howdy all.  Where are the controls to set which file types get icons vs. thumbnails?
[16:44] <zoug> Taev: there may be dust inside it. i had similar problems
[16:44] <rezzy> I'm asking if there is any media editing softwarem like for editing videos?
[16:44] <ikonia> househead: ask whatever ubuntu questions you want
[16:44] <zen933k> Taev: Not sure, is the fan spinning?
[16:44] <househead> ikonia: thanks :)
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> rezzy: kino is one
[16:45] <Taev> yeah but its slow
[16:45] <Taev> it keeps struggling
[16:45] <Taev> to stay spun up
[16:45] <switch10_> rezzy: kino, pitivi, and others...
[16:45] <Taev> its around 2800 rpm
[16:45] <xangua> rezzy: pitivi is a video editor that will come in lucid
[16:45] <Taev> then drops to around 1200
[16:45] <Taev> then back
[16:45] <FloodBot1> Taev: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <rezzy> which would you recomend the best
[16:45] <househead> rezzy: avidemux can do this stuff i think
[16:45] <zen933k> Taev: Do you have a dual boot?
[16:45] <Taev> sorry.
[16:45] <Taev> No.
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> rezzy: all are best, just in different ways
[16:45] <xangua> rezzy: of course there are mone; check the software center
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> rezzy: there is no  single best app for any task
[16:45] <zen933k> taev: is this recent? did the fan always have issues with ubuntu?
[16:46] <mark1> does anyone know is it possible to differernt backgrounds for each work space ?
[16:46] <Taev> I need to get this fixed, this is my web server.
[16:46] <househead> ActionParsnip: there is ... it's just different from person to person ;)
[16:46] <switch10_> rezzy: I have both installed.  I have not decided which I like better..
[16:46] <rezzy> i am now, i'm just curious which one is comparable with sony vegas pro
[16:46] <Taev> downtime won't do.
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> househead: that too :)
[16:46] <zoug> rezzy: cinerella..
[16:46] <Taev> its been spinning more loudly these last few days
[16:46] <xangua> rezzy: i've reade a lot about openshoot; it looks to be the preffered app for video editing
[16:46] <xangua> read*
[16:46] <zen933k> mark1: I am pretty sure it is possible
[16:46] <hywb> taev, i think ubuntu have a better cpu fre control than windows.
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> rezzy: try a few,see which you prefer, thats the one which is best to you
[16:46] <Taev> enough that I could hear it, whining very high pitched.
[16:46] <rezzy> ok thanks alot :)
[16:46] <zoug> Taev: its probably dust
[16:46] <Cameron_laptop> Omg ppl.. how do you do it.. thx for making ubuntu  :) much better than windows!
[16:47] <bastid_raZor> !cinelerra > rezzy
[16:47] <househead> i'd really like to install ubuntu via kickstart and I believe I have everything correct but the installer won't even get as far as finding my ks.cfg file .... it fails to mount the root fs
[16:47] <Taev> well i shoot it with some compressed air I guess.
[16:47] <Igoru> hello =)
[16:47] <Igoru> tomorrow i'll start a new job, and i'll use there ubuntu
[16:47] <Cameron_laptop> :P
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> hywb: windows cannot handle an idle cpu, which is why there will always be the idle process in windows
[16:47] <zen933k> Taev: Well, you can try cleaning the fan, if not you'll have to replace it.
[16:47] <cipherboy> Odd...
[16:47] <rezzy> cinelerra ill try that
[16:47] <Igoru> what do you suggest me? install 9.10 and update it later, or install a 10.04 RC and update it gradually?
[16:47] <Cameron_laptop> just got ubuntu 10
[16:47] <Cameron_laptop> its epic
[16:47] <Taev> but you don't think its a problem with my APCI?
[16:47] <cipherboy> Ubuntu 10.04
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> Igoru: 10.04 is out in a matter of days, just hold out til then
[16:48] <zoug> Taev: what was the problem?
[16:48] <mark1> zen933k, any idea how ?
[16:48] <switch10_> rezzy: check this out..  http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_AuTEvUYi4Ms/S7LJ1f8TORI/AAAAAAAABDo/RrvFChXBvss/s1600/BestVideoEditorPoll.png
[16:48] <timewasted> Probably a silly question, but If I wanted to go ahead and install 10.04 RC, would upgrading to full release just be an apt-get upgrade
[16:48] <Igoru> ActionParsnip: i can't hold.. xD i'll start the new job tomorrow and i'll need to config my new machine tomorrow. D=
[16:48] <hywb> ActionParsnip, thank you, i find it, because when i am in windows, the fan of my notebook will start at 5 minutes later after my boot, but 30 minutes when i am in ubuntu.
[16:48] <timewasted> Any reason to wait?
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> Igoru: fun times :)
[16:48] <Cameron_laptop> is there anywhere in ubuntu to tell me my system specs?
[16:49] <zen933k> Taev: Check the forums for similar issues, it may be a software thing but if you didn't update and the fan just started acting this way then it may be a problem
[16:49] <Taev> ok
[16:49] <rezzy> switch: i'll check it out :]
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> hywb: maybe the fan control needs some software shenanigans
[16:49] <Taev> thanks guys, and if there are any present, girls.
[16:49] <Igoru> ActionParsnip: what do u suggest me? install the rc?
[16:50] <switch10_> Cameron_laptop: you can install a GUI called sysinfo.  or look in /proc
[16:50] <doobry> timewasted, according to the bot on the ubuntu+1 channel, yes it will be a simple apt-get job
[16:50] <hywb> ActionParsnip, Are you sure? i never think about it.
[16:50] <Cameron_laptop> ty
[16:50] <Cameron_laptop> :P
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> Cameron_laptop: sudo apt-get install hardinfo
[16:50] <Cameron_laptop> ty ;)
[16:50] <teurastaja> what is the program for reconfiguring priorities that starts with a "g"?
[16:50] <timewasted> doobry: thank you
[16:50] <stijn> anyone knows why steam takes aaaages to start?
[16:50] <ActionParsnip> hywb: some do some don't. a lot of the cheap acerlappys use software sensors nistead of nice hardware ones (for example)
[16:50] <Cameron_laptop> pff :< my test pc cant handle the ubunut GFX
[16:50] <Cameron_laptop> :<
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> stijn: ask in #wine
[16:51] <bastid_raZor> #winehq
[16:51] <stijn> thx did not knew that channel
[16:51] <krabador> i need help with Karmic and a Dlink DWL-G132
[16:51] <stijn> :)
[16:51] <Cameron_laptop> meh, ima format my pc :D
[16:51] <hywb> ActionParsnip, i think mine dont, It is a cheep one.
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> Cameron_laptop: try lxde or fluxbox, they wil run happily on 100Mhz CPUs
[16:51] <Cameron_laptop> lol. any of the actual coders of Ubuntu in herE?
[16:51] <stijn> erm #wine is an invite only channel
[16:52] <xangua> stijn: i don't think so; you need to be registered
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> stijn: #winehq not #wine
[16:52] <rezzy> getting this error message when trying to install open shot, Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: python-mlt2|python-mlt|openshot-mlt
[16:52] <Cameron_laptop> ActionParsnip, its the the GFX, not cpu ;P
[16:52] <mark1> anyone know how to put different backgrounds on your different work spaces
[16:52]  * Cameron_laptop <3 the gelly window effect
[16:52] <Cameron_laptop> jelly*
[16:52] <Cameron_laptop> :<
[16:52] <Cameron_laptop> :D
[16:52] <FloodBot1> Cameron_laptop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:52] <hywb> ActionParsnip, In windows, i watch the temp of my computer, the problem is, when the temp hot then 40C, the fan start, but after minutes, the temp down under 40C, it does not stop.
[16:53] <Cameron_laptop> lol
[16:53] <zoug> hywb: may be some of your hardware sensors are at fault
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> hywb: search for the make and model of the laptop for guides with ubuntu, there maybe some tweaks to make it nice
[16:54] <zen933k> mark1: Settings-> Appearence, background there should be an option in there somewhere (sorry I'm on netbook remix and can
[16:54] <zen933k> ** cant verify
[16:54] <rezzy> anyone i'm getting this error :(  Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: python-mlt2|python-mlt|openshot-mlt
[16:54] <zen933k> rezzy: could be a broken source
[16:54] <hywb> zoug, use everest, there is just a sensors from cpu, nothing more.
[16:54] <rezzy> zen933k: true, ill google the error
[16:55] <zen933k> rezzy: if it doesn't work with apt-get try getting the package manually
[16:55] <hywb> ActionParsnip, i am in china, and the local computer brand dont do much on linux even on windows.
[16:55] <rezzy> ok :]
[16:55] <leejongwook> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl-tmGfQrzs&feature=channel - Ubuntu Linux Themes, She's awesome+cool+sexy(Linux users are sexy).
[16:55] <bnv> oh my god :D http://www.wherestheanykey.co.uk/
[16:55] <zoug> hywb: yeah, sensors can go wrong.
[16:56] <zoug> hywb: i had to replace my mobo for that.
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> hywb: doesn't matter, they will use the same sort of hardware
[16:56] <zoug> hywb: i have a dell ins
[16:56] <krabador> i need help with Karmic and a Dlink DWL-G132
[16:56] <BluesKaj> hywb, how old is the pc ?
[16:56] <aguitel> rezzy, you try,aptitude install -f
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> krabador: whats up?
[16:56] <hywb> BluesKaj, 2008
[16:56] <Outlier> Answered my own question.  You have to add 'File Management' to your main menu, then open it to the 'Preview' tab to change thumbnails.
[16:57] <rezzy> aguitel: i'm doing it through terminal see how it goes from there
[16:57] <BluesKaj> hywb, then you should be fine
[16:57] <hywb> BlueKaj, In brand of hasee, like gateway in USA. They produce cheap PC.
[16:57] <ubuntu931985> hi ubuntu ...
[16:57] <mark1> zen933k thanks
[16:58] <zen933k> krabador: Then ask? if it is ubuntu related maybe someone will help
[16:58] <luis_> hello channel
[16:58] <Ov3R> hi luis_
[16:59] <hywb> BluesKaj, do you know how the computer control the fans? If not hardware, than the os will do it ?
[16:59] <krabador> ActionParsnip, i've karmic, i installed ndiswrapper, wicd, and i installed the dlink drivers (the latest, 1.30) with ndiswrapper; ubuntu begin to look  the pen (the power led is on) i type iwconfig, and the wlan0 is present, i refresh the network with wicd, i look my net, i try to conect, but it don't want to tale me an ip addres (the router is a dhcp server )
[16:59] <mark1> zen933k, there doesnt seem to be an option
[16:59] <luis_> anybody here have the fix for the function keys on a lenovo u350
[16:59] <vladimir> ok guys... just tried to get into recovery mode of ubuntu 9.10 but was unable: it get's to the part when a modem-manager says it loaded some stuff, gets to Nokia and then just magically stops. Wtf?
[16:59] <zen933k> mark1: okay one minute
[16:59] <krabador> 2 timed i connected but only 2 times , in 200 times i tried
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> krabador: did you search for native drivers?
[17:00] <rezzy> yh it's installed now via terminal thanks for the help people
[17:00] <krabador> ActionParsnip, when, in synaptic?
[17:00] <zen933k> vladimir: you choose root with net?
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> krabador: run: sudo lshw -C network    what is the product line for the wireless device
[17:00] <EzeQL> hi all
[17:00] <Ov3R> luis_: what version of ubuntu?
[17:00] <luis_> 10.04
[17:00] <zoug> hywb: there is always a sensor anywhere in the mobo, that gives temp values to drivers of the os which control the speed of fan depending on the values it gets.
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> krabador: running straight to ndiswrapper for drivers is a REALLY bad idea
[17:00] <EzeQL> : Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11:
[17:00] <EzeQL>  Resource temporarily unavailable)
[17:01] <EzeQL> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[17:01] <xangua> !lucid > luis_
[17:01] <EzeQL> while trying to apt-get
[17:01] <zoug> hywb: gpu and cpu both
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> krabador: there may be native drivers available to you
[17:01] <EzeQL> any ideas?
[17:01] <zen933k> mark1: maybe try this?
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> EzeQL: is software centre or synaptic running
[17:01] <switch10_> EzeQL: yeah you have another package manager open... close it
[17:01] <erUSUL> EzeQL: another apt frontend is running ?
[17:01] <geekphreak> EzeQL: is apt running some place else or synaptic?
[17:01] <hywb> zoug, so the problem maybe in software? how can i fix it.
[17:01] <EzeQL> nope :(
[17:01] <EzeQL> its a remote session
[17:01] <erUSUL> !aptlock
[17:01] <EzeQL> without gui
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt | EzeQL
[17:02] <hywb> zoug, need i install some hotfix or driver in windows xp?
[17:02] <zen933k> mark1: or this http://anuragbansal.wordpress.com/2008/05/10/how-to-get-different-wallpapers-on-each-workspace-in-ubuntu/
[17:02] <Ov3R> luis_: waiting the final version
[17:02] <zen933k> And I'm out, later all
[17:02] <Scunizi> Is there a cli command to see if samba is running ??
[17:02] <zoug> hywb: are you getting same problems in ubuntu and xp
[17:02] <krabador> ActionParsnip, ok i havent the laptop with me now, but i remember when i typed "lsusb" i have that "Bus 001 Device 006: ID 2001:3a03 D-Link Corp. [hex] DWL-G132 (no firmware)"
[17:02] <mark1> zen933k, thanks
[17:02] <luis_> 2 more days right
[17:02] <erUSUL> Scunizi: sudo service samba status
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> krabador: i didnt ask you for that output did i
[17:03] <Scunizi> erUSUL: thanks!
[17:03] <Ov3R> I have a Lenovo SL400 and such holds me down the lower lid
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> krabador: the lshw output will tell you the chip being used
[17:03] <hywb> zoug, no no problem ,just the fan will run crazy in windows, and quite in ubuntu. i want to know the how to fix it in windows.
[17:03] <irv> windows partition manager just wiped out my ubuntu partition instead of the empty RAW one i told it to :\
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> krabador: dlink  dont make wireless chips, only adapters using chips they buy in (like atheros or broadcom)
[17:03] <zoug> hywb: oh, then its a windows problem
[17:03] <luis_> i wiped out windows
[17:04] <luis_> completely
[17:04] <zoug> hywb: so yeah, may be a hotfix or update could do it.
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> krabador: once you know what chip it is you can find guides to make it work, you may infact need to run ndiswrapper but if a native driver exists then it will run better
[17:04] <krabador> ActionParsnip, great... i try
[17:05] <hywb> zoug, ActionParsnip said that because linux is different from windows at cpu idle management. If in this way, i dont think there is any solution.
[17:05] <EzeQL> ubottu , same error
[17:05] <EzeQL> after "fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;dpkg --configure -a"
[17:05] <JSG> Has anyone gotten the Intel Wifi 6300 ABGN working?
[17:05] <JSG> Doesn't seem to be a good driver anywhere.
[17:05] <paddy_> I have a zombie problem, is anyone able to help
[17:05] <erUSUL> EzeQL: sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock; sudo dpkg --configure -a
[17:06] <geekphreak> EzeQL: sudo ps -aux | grep apt
[17:06] <geekphreak> oh
[17:06] <EzeQL> i dont need sudo since i am logged in as root
[17:06] <geekphreak> oh ok
[17:06] <geekphreak> good idea to disable root always
[17:07] <mininessie> hi
[17:07] <krabador> ActionParshiiiiiiiiip!!!!!!!!!!
[17:07] <xangua> paddy_: we don't hunt zombies, what are you talking abouT¿
[17:07] <UTF> I must say that ubuntu is getting better and better... for each release they make i like it even more. *pads his puter*
[17:07] <zoug> hywb: logically, if temp is higher no matter ubuntu or xp, it shud turn on the fans. sure cpu temps can be controlled to adjust values for when to start the fans. but, you didnt changed anything, so it shudnt be an issue.
[17:08] <TomJ> I'm trying to download Flash - it gives the option of "apt for Ubuntu 9.04+" - so I chose that,  then firefox asks me which app to open in, with the default of "apturi", which fails with an error about "invalid channel".  What app do I want to choose to open this in?
[17:08] <EzeQL> geekphreak
[17:08] <EzeQL> "sudo ps -aux | grep apt" should i try this?
[17:08] <paddy_> xangua zombie processes
[17:08] <TomJ> EzeQL: you don't need sudo to run ps
[17:08] <xangua> paddy_: what's the issue¿
[17:08] <geekphreak> EzeQL: i wanted to see if apt is running in some other process
[17:08] <mark1> how do you find out your ip address ?
[17:09] <xangua> TomJ: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[17:09] <m0RrE> mark1: ifconfig
[17:09] <ywgx> I very very love Linux,computer
[17:09] <TomJ> xangua: ah ok, that includes the latest Flash?
[17:09] <switch10_> mark1: whatsmyip.com for external IP
[17:09] <ywgx> very*n
[17:09] <zoug> hywb: if there is something wrong with the sensors, bios wont your system to start. but that aint the problem
[17:09] <EzeQL> i have started with gnu/linux one week ago, sorry :)
[17:09] <UTF> oh btw - been wondering if there's a less CPU intense flash package somewhere out there? when i watch flash on my laptop the fans are spinning like crazy
[17:09] <xangua> TomJ: if it's not in the repos you can download a deb from adobe's web
[17:09] <usr13> mark1: or ipchicken.com
[17:09] <ywgx> 这里有中国同学吗？
[17:10] <geekphreak> usr13: lol thats a funny name :p
[17:10] <mark1> thanks m0RrE, switch10_ usr13
[17:10] <paddy_> xangua transmission has gone zombie and wont die no matter what i do and is maxing out my cpu
[17:10] <EzeQL> root      3358  0.0  0.0   6060   632 pts/3    S+   18:11   0:00 grep apt
[17:10] <EzeQL> root      7474  0.0  0.9  44788 18928 ?        S    Apr20   0:13 apt-get upgrade
[17:10] <TomJ> xangua: ok, thanks.  out of interest, what app could I have chosen to install the .apt file that adobe.com was giving me?
[17:10] <ywgx> 这里有中国同学吗
[17:10] <xangua> paddy_: have you tried to kill the procces¿
[17:10] <zoug> ywgx: english plz...
[17:10] <jonathan_uvfw> please use English
[17:10] <xangua> ywgx: this is not a chat room and neither chineese room
[17:11] <geekphreak> EzeQL: next time post output in pastebin please ok
[17:11] <UTF> i'm sure he asks how to change the keyb map
[17:11] <UTF> hehe
[17:11] <EzeQL> <2 lines it not ok?
[17:11] <EzeQL> sorry
[17:11] <paddy_> yes, but kill -9 does not work with zombies
[17:11] <usr13> mark1: EzeQL You don't want to kill apt-get while upgrading do you?
[17:11] <geekphreak> EzeQL: what are you trying to do, when you get that error?
[17:12] <EzeQL> apt-get install sox libsox-fmt-all
[17:12] <xangua> paddy_: you can't close session or restart neither¿
[17:12] <don_jr> OKay so after some playing.  I have sound everywhere accept firefox.  Going to check with konquerer now, hadn't thought of that
[17:12] <usr13> EzeQL: You could wait until upgrade is done.
[17:12] <EzeQL> what is being upgraged?
[17:13] <EzeQL> upgraded?
[17:13] <corigo2> How can I troubleshoot my wireless card? KNetworkmanager is suddenly no longer displaying my wireless card. When I launch it directly from settings I receive an error about a missing XML file, and I would like to determine if the problem is KNetworkManager, or if it really is a hardware issue
[17:13] <geekphreak> EzeQL: apt is running in background still looking , thats why you are getting this message
[17:13] <usr13> EzeQL: It is ok to cancel the upgrade process,  but not recommended.
[17:13] <EzeQL> but... whats being upgraded?
[17:13] <usr13> EzeQL: Your system is being upgraded.
[17:13] <EzeQL> sec fixes?
[17:13] <EzeQL> or somethng like that?
[17:14] <usr13> EzeQL: Various packages ...
[17:14] <don_jr> No sound with any browser, but everything else works.  In browser i've tried pandora and youtube and get no sound from either.
[17:14] <EzeQL> can i cancel it?
[17:14] <paddy_> xangua i have not option of restarting and the ppid is 1
[17:14] <mark1> i installed a program called synergy but i have no idea where it, is there like a default directory ?
[17:15] <EzeQL> usr13 , geekphreak : can i cancel it?
[17:15] <h00k> mark1: check the man page (man synergy)
[17:15] <geekphreak> EzeQL: yes you can, bu ti would wait :)
[17:15] <zoug> open terminal. type synergy.
[17:15] <xangua> mark1: from the repositories¿
[17:15] <mark1> i got it from the synaptic
[17:15] <mark1> man page ???
[17:15] <EzeQL> can i mess anything doing an update?
[17:15] <rafaelsoaresbr> hello, no player is ablle to play DVDs. xine says: '/dev/dvd not found'. it should be /dev/sr0.
[17:15] <usr13> mark1: dpkg -L
[17:16] <usr13> mark1: dpkg -L synergy
[17:16] <h00k> mark1: open up a terminal
[17:16] <h00k> mark1: then type 'man synergy' and it will tell you how to use it
[17:16] <don_jr> Any advice on what else I can try to get sound working on youtube or pandora please?
[17:16] <h00k> mark1: you need a configuration file with synergy, you might be able to find some examples online
[17:16] <Guest18855> is there a way to reset all the panels to default?
[17:16] <geekphreak> EzeQL: why are you in such a hurry :)
[17:17] <mark1> oh awesome got it thanks a lot guys
[17:17] <geekphreak> !resetpanels | Guest18855
[17:17] <EzeQL> i think this is frozen
[17:17] <harrumph> anybody any good at debugging tightvnc?  server's running, iptables is allowing ports 5900 and 5901, but osx (chicken of the vnc) client is timing out and server logs show no connection
[17:17] <h00k> mark1: cool :)
[17:17] <EzeQL> server download its 100mbit
[17:17] <mede> my ubuntu 9.10 no found scanjet 3670
[17:17] <Guest18855> geekphreak, thank you!
[17:17] <rautamiekka> I've got a HP Pavilion dv5000 laptop running Ubuntu Server 9.10 x64 working as Samba File Server and Xbox 360 Stream Server. The machine never powers off on its own, instead it halts itself and waits for someone to cut the power.
[17:18] <doobry> don_jr, when you start the video / website etc have you tried opening up the volume control and checking the volume for that application
[17:18] <geekphreak> Guest18855: no worries
[17:18] <geekphreak> EzeQL:  you can use top or kill command to  cancel it
[17:18] <vladimir> can not get into recovery mode. says modem-manager loaded (something something) Nokia and just stops. help!
[17:19] <plum> hey... can someone please help me with grub issues?
[17:19] <EzeQL> geekphreak
[17:19] <don_jr> doobry no I havn't been able to find the specific aplication volume controls.  Volume on the stie's is turne dup I did check that, and with aumix and alsamixer everything is maxed.
[17:19] <EzeQL> could you please write the command for me?
[17:19] <usr13> !grub2 | plum
[17:19] <compiz> hi
[17:20] <plum> usr13: i installed ubuntu on a removable harddrive, but specified in Advanced that i wanted to install Grub on my main harddrive. but my computer gives a grub error if i don't have my linux drive inserted now
[17:20] <zoug> !hi
[17:20] <doobry> don_jr, i mean the Applications tab of System -> Preferences -> Sound from the main menu, if the browser is trying to make sound it should be listed there with a slider to change the volume
[17:20] <rautamiekka> I've got a HP Pavilion dv5000 laptop running Ubuntu Server 9.10 x64 working as Samba File Server and Xbox 360 Stream Server. The machine never powers off on its own, instead it halts itself and waits for someone to cut the power.
[17:21] <usr13> plum: Well, certainly it does.
[17:21] <zoug> rautamiekka: can you check the logs to see what went wrong?
[17:21] <Guest18855> does anyone use dyndns and dns o matic? I cant get it to update-
[17:21] <rautamiekka> zoug: What logs should I check up ?
[17:21] <wgrass> hai
[17:21] <zoug> rautamiekka: gnome system log..
[17:22] <vladimir> recovery mode halts at modem-manager stuff. what to do?
[17:22] <rautamiekka> zoug: The machine doesn't have desktop environment
[17:22] <mark1> how do i figure out my computers name ?
[17:22] <don_jr> doobry will check now
[17:22] <bastid_raZor> mark1: hostname
[17:22] <Prathmesh> Hello. Can I get some help to start my internet on Kubuntu 9.10 ?
[17:22] <plum> usr13: is there a way i can make it not give me that error? i don't want to always have my linux harddrive plugged in, as it is a removable harddrive and i need my laptop elsewhere
[17:22] <doobry> don_jr, fyi it will not be there unless something is actually playing
[17:22] <Prathmesh> how do I dial or login DSL connection ?
[17:23] <Guest18855> Prathmesh, !ask
[17:23] <usr13> plum: Install to HD, maybe only put /home on the thumb drive.
[17:23] <zoug> rautamiekka: syslogd not running?
[17:23] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: bsnl?
[17:23] <AnxiousNut> can anybody tell me how can i get rid of failed to fetch .. hash sum miss mach when updating
[17:23] <m0RrE> AnxiousNut: sudo apt-get -f install
[17:24] <chaoslynx> hi, I have the following problem with the texlive distribution in lucid: I am trying to locate mh (i need empheq) which is supposed to be in texlive-math-extra, but i cant find it..
[17:24] <Prathmesh> no geekphreak it's PPPoE DSL
[17:24] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: see network manager applet at top, right click it, >> edit connection goto dsl tab and add information there for your dsl account
[17:24] <AnxiousNut> m0RrE: says that everything is okay
[17:25] <chaoslynx> a google search reveals a bug report on exactly that issue, but it has been closed..
[17:25] <m0RrE> AnxiousNut: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:25] <plum> usr13: is there a way to *only* install grub on the main harddrive then? I need the space on there but if i could only install grub, i would much rather do that
[17:25] <Prathmesh> Geekphreak: I did all I could but it keep giving me errors modem not found modem dont respond etc
[17:25] <Guest18855> in startup applications, i can add a custom one, but where is "remote desktop" located? I need it lauch on boot so ican vnc into it after restarting
[17:25] <don_jr> doobry I have youtube running right now, but I still can't find it.  in system settings, there is no 'sound' only multimedia and no applications list htere.  might help to know I"m running KDE
[17:25] <TomJ> Man Linux Flash is appalling..  can't even play youtube videos on this Celeron 2.4ghz laptop, it's like a slideshow.  CPU pegged at 100%.    The laptop is slow, but youtube worked in XP at least.  Any thoughts on anything that might help?
[17:25] <AnxiousNut> m0RrE: i tried but it says that it would be a partial upgrade, is it okay?
[17:25] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: make sure everything is plugged in ok , plug them firmly back on
[17:26] <hever> Hello is a 10.04 netbook remix image available or is the "Netbook live CD" image the same?
[17:26] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: can you open terminal for me please?
[17:26] <rautamiekka> zoug: Uhm, something is wrong cuz attempting to install "syslogd" makes Aptitude tell the "rsyslog" is broken and to fix it I'd have to give up "rsyslog" & "ubuntu-minimal" and install "klogd" which gives score of 169.
[17:26] <Pici> hever : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[17:26] <EzeQL> thanks geekphreak.
[17:26] <m0RrE> AnxiousNut: does it say anyting about packages beeing held back?
[17:26] <geekphreak> EzeQL: welcome
[17:26] <usr13> plum: Does this system have ability to boot directly to usb?  If you hit F12 or something maybe F10 ...etc?
[17:26] <doobry> don_jr, aww right, not idea with kde, dunno if it even uses pulseaudio
[17:26] <rautamiekka> zoug: And when I tell to install "rsyslog" or run "sudo aptitude install -f", nothing is wrong according to Aptitude
[17:26] <plum> usr13: yes, i installed from usb
[17:27] <Prathmesh> geekphreak I dont have any modem since it's PPP connection I'm online wit live cd of older version of Ubuntu (8.04)
[17:27] <rolsworth> wow flash sucks bad on linux. i hear my fans roaring anytime a website has flash
[17:27] <AnxiousNut> m0RrE: yes, some cannot be retrieved
[17:27] <Guest18855> in startup applications, i can add a custom one, but where is "remote desktop" located? I need it lauch on boot so ican vnc into it after restarting
[17:27] <don_jr> doobry it does, I had to install pulseaudio to get sound to work at all on this install
[17:27] <m0RrE> AnxiousNut: you can retrieve them with sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:27] <usr13> plum: If it does, you can boot that way and dissable grub's ability to boot to usb and just boot to it manually by telling the bios to do it for you.
[17:27] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: ho do you connect ot net without modem?
[17:27] <geekphreak> or routers?
[17:28] <Prathmesh> I dont know I just connect the cable to ethernet
[17:28] <don_jr> doobry but I can't find pulsaudio settings anywhere just yet
[17:28] <plum> usr13: the harddrive with linux on it is not usb, though
[17:28] <Guest18855> Prathmesh, pppoe connections still need modems afaik
[17:28] <doobry> don_jr, well not sure i can help, but pulseaudio has per application volume control, in gnome thats where you can change them, but i have no idea about kde
[17:28] <plum> it plugs directly into the computer
[17:28] <AnxiousNut> m0RrE: i'll try that now
[17:28] <zoug> rautamiekka: did you tried to fix apt-get?
[17:28] <mark1> bastid_raZor, thanks
[17:28] <Guest18855> in startup applications, i can add a custom one, but where is "remote desktop" located? I need it lauch on boot so ican vnc into it after restarting
[17:28] <don_jr> alrighty, I'll go check with the kubuntu channel, thanks a ton
[17:28] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: dont think you are on ppoe, whats the name of isp?
[17:29] <Prathmesh> But bottomline is I can connect with Ubuntu 8.04 but cant with Kubuntu 9.10
[17:29] <rautamiekka> zoug: Uh, no but I'm used to use Aptitude instead of the "apt-*"
[17:29] <Guest18855> and is synergy part of 10.04? cause it just showed up after i did my upgrade...
[17:29] <geekphreak> Prathmesh:  you have to setit up on kde
[17:29] <kkojiband> 
[17:30] <Guest18855> does anyone know how to configure startup items?
[17:30] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: i remember i had to add / work with it manually in kde's network manager
[17:30] <usr13> plum: You need to describe the situation.
[17:30] <bastid_raZor> !startup | gues	
[17:30] <bastid_raZor> Guest18855:  ^^
[17:30] <znxtch> I'm looking for some help with 'rkhunter' more specifically looking for some information on the scan results I got.  I don't know if there is a room more dedicated to Ubuntu security but I figured I'd ask here.
[17:30] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: try asking in #kubuntu
[17:31] <geekphreak> znxtch: string rootkit found error?
[17:31] <plum> usr13: i'm on an hp laptop that has a harddrive that can be placed into the optical drive slot. so either i can use a cd/dvd drive, or i can use that harddrive. i want to be able to interchange, so that's why i installed ubuntu on the removable harddrive and thought i'd be fine.. but it looks like grub is requiring linux to be inside the computer
[17:31] <AnxiousNut> m0RrE: it'll take an hour, so thanks for the help :)
[17:31] <Prathmesh> I dont know either I'm on VPN so dont know the actual big fish
[17:32] <rolsworth> UTF, flash just sucks on linux. there is nothing you can do. Is linux getting gpu support with flash?
[17:32] <Prathmesh> Sorry I ll move to Kubuntu
[17:32] <znxtch> geekphreak no "Warning: Suspicious file types found in /dev:" and "Warning: Hideen directory found: /etc/.java"  and more.
[17:32] <m0RrE> AnxiousNut: np! hope you get if sorted out.!
[17:33] <UTF> rolsworth, it's a shame really... I really hope that HTML5 will wipe flash off the internet
[17:33] <UTF> rolsworth, works like a charm on youtube
[17:33] <usr13> plum: Yep.   Well same answer applies.  If you can use bios to tell your system what / where to boot, do it. i.e. F10 or F12 or something like that when you boot, or go directly into bios settings and choose drive to boot.
[17:34] <geekphreak> znxtch:  did you look for files ?
[17:34] <plum> usr13: but i selected my sda drive to install grub on in the ubuntu install (sda is my internal drive, sdb is my removable drive)
[17:34] <plum> shouldn't it just boot from main, then?
[17:34] <geekphreak> znxtch: are you on lucid?
[17:34] <zoug> rautamiekka: /var/log/messages
[17:34] <znxtch> I know what the files are
[17:34] <TomJ> rolsworth: for me it's unplayable on this laptop. youtube is a slideshow.  it worked ok on XP, it seems Linux flash is pretty terrible
[17:35] <znxtch> I just didnt want to post them up incase they were senbsitive
[17:35] <znxtch> yes I'm using Lucid
[17:35] <rolsworth> html5 using the cpu also
[17:35] <UTF> rolsworth, yah but it seems faster imo
[17:35] <rolsworth> flash uses the gpu and directx in windows so works better
[17:35] <geekphreak> znxtch:  try asking in lucid channel #ubuntu+!
[17:35] <geekphreak> #ubuntu+1
[17:36] <usr13> plum: If you can use bios settings to boot to another drive, (other than sda) (specifically sdb), then you can put grub on sdb and dissable booting to sdb on grub on sda.
[17:36] <usr13> plum: First see if that option existsts, (which it probably does)
[17:36] <Curly_Q> Flash will never be off of the internet. Flash has a high compression ratio and is bandwidth friendly.
[17:36] <usr13> !grub2 | plum
[17:36] <geekphreak> howdy Curly_Q
[17:36] <geekphreak> good too see ya Curly_Q
[17:36] <plum> usr13: iirc the only drives i could boot from were Notebook Hard drive and Sandisk USB Cruzer
[17:36] <Curly_Q> Greets to Geekphreak. Nice to see you.
[17:36] <Curly_Q> Likewise.
[17:36] <Curly_Q> How are you today?
[17:37] <geekphreak> good thanks
[17:37] <plum> but hey i gotta get to work... usr13: i will be back in here later to try again
[17:37] <Curly_Q> Good to hear that.
[17:37] <plum> thanks for the help though
[17:37] <plum> bye
[17:37] <amereservant> 9.10 looks nice and runs great!
[17:37] <zoug> rautamiekka: did you notice anything in the logs..
[17:37] <Curly_Q> Keeping busy here. Lots of things to do.
[17:37]  * amereservant means 10.04
[17:37] <geekphreak> Curly_Q: always good
[17:37] <micael> cc
[17:37] <Curly_Q> :)   What is new with you Geekphreak?
[17:37] <micael> sa va?
[17:37] <iceroot> amereservant: #ubuntu+1
[17:38] <Prathmesh> I have a decision to make and quick. Someone plz give me some good advise. Should I wait and try to solve problem with Kubuntu 9.10 or should I format and Install Ubuntu 8.04 LTS ?
[17:38] <zoug> rautamiekka: its solved: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1222154
[17:38] <geekphreak> Curly_Q: same ol same ol
[17:39] <geekphreak> Prathmesh:  can you wait for 2 /3 days?
[17:39] <Curly_Q> Prathmesh, what is your major concern?
[17:39] <Losha> Prathmesh: depends: what is the problem?
[17:39] <h00k> Prathmesh: Well, 10.04 comes out in 2 days, all of the 'showstoppers' seem to be worked out. That's entirely your decision ;). For more information, you can ask in #ubuntu+1 for Lucid
[17:39] <switch10_> Prathmesh: 8.04 is not supported for much longer on the desktop..
[17:39] <geekphreak> Prathmesh: honestly i would not install version 8, its too old :)
[17:39] <remi_> someone know how to migrate evoluton to thunderbird please?
[17:39] <Curly_Q> Prathmesh, if you created a mistake and you want to re-install, I don't blame you.
[17:39] <iceroot> switch10_: Prathmesh 8.04 will be supported until april 2011
[17:40] <h00k> !LTS
[17:40] <Curly_Q> Prathmesh, just install the latest kernel.
[17:40] <switch10_> iceroot: I thought that was just the server version..
[17:40] <geekphreak> Losha: cant get net to work on kubuntu, works on ubuntu >> Prathmesh
[17:40] <mark1> how do you run a computer on the network ?
[17:40] <rolsworth> ubuntu could do with a menu update
[17:40] <iceroot> switch10_: server has 5 years, so its april 2013
[17:40] <switch10_> iceroot: ahh... got ya
[17:40] <Curly_Q> Do an apt-get update install.
[17:41] <kzman> hi, how to 'burn' a iso fili into a usb drive?
[17:41] <iceroot> !usb | kzman
[17:41] <Losha> Prathmesh: geekphreak: unlikely to have networking problems on 8.04, and then you can upgrade to 10.04 once it stabilises..
[17:41] <Prathmesh> I' will install Ubuntu for now and Update component rather than sitting with no interent. Thanks guys for the support.
[17:41] <iceroot> kzman: first link
[17:41] <xangua> question: if the hardy heron desktop and server version use the same repositories; how can teh desktop have only 3 years of support and the server 5¿¿
[17:41] <kzman> iceroot:link?
[17:41] <switch10_> kzman: the built in live usb creator, or unetbootin
[17:42] <iceroot> kzman: look at ubottu
[17:42] <Curly_Q> Kzman are you running Windows or Linux for this ISO?
[17:42] <kzman> no, i want to burn a no-linux-distro iso file
[17:42] <mark1> net
[17:42] <Poundo> what does anyone think about the propriety of making my linux instance clock match CST rather than UTC. It will make my life and the programs I am writing simpler any opinions?
[17:42] <Prathmesh> both 9.04 Kubuntu and 9.10 Kubuntu have that DSL dialer probelm :(
[17:42] <mark1> oops
[17:42] <Curly_Q> "A no-Linux ISO?"
[17:42] <switch10_> kzman: so copy it to the usb as data...
[17:42] <h00k> kzman: I suppose you just extract the iso, then
[17:43] <kzman> ans make it bootable?
[17:43] <dima-linux> hello, can i somehow check my hdd drive while i am using it? i have smart
[17:43] <comfy> Hi all, has anyone every tried to install ubuntu on a macbook with a USB drive?
[17:43] <Curly_Q> Non-Linux ISO? Is that what you need to do Kzman?
[17:43] <switch10_> kzman: that won't make it bootable...  what are you trying to do exactly??
[17:43] <comfy> I've tried to make a bootable usb with UNetbootin and usb-creator
[17:43] <kzman> ys
[17:43] <kzman> yes
[17:43] <jyraia> how to make youtube cache using Squid 2.7 on Ubuntu 10.04
[17:43] <comfy> but restarting the macbook with the usb plugged in doesn't do anything
[17:44] <Pici> jyraia : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[17:44] <h00k> ubottu: macbook | comfy
[17:44] <jyraia> oka!
[17:44] <Curly_Q> Kzman, use some Windows programs such as Nero or Power ISO.
[17:44] <Curly_Q> Magic ISO
[17:44] <zoug> kzman: is that iso bootable?
[17:45] <kzman> yes
[17:45] <jyraia> Pici, thankyou
[17:45] <kzman> an iso bootable
[17:45] <zoug> kzman: just extract to root of usb
[17:45] <comfy> ubottu: I'm running ubuntu only on this macbook.
[17:45] <comfy> I"ve looked up https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[17:45] <xangua> !usb > kzman
[17:45] <kzman> would it work?
[17:45] <comfy> and tried with usb-creator  then with unetbootin
[17:46] <h00k> kzman: it may not work, especially if it is a Windows ISO, there may be things you have to work around to get that working.
[17:46] <comfy> but macbook doesn't boot from the usb
[17:46] <zoug> kzman: it worked for me. it was a windows install
[17:46] <kzman> i'll try
[17:46] <jyraia> !youtube cache
[17:46] <Salarija> hi guys can someone help me about dual boot?
[17:46] <h00k> ubottu: tell Salarija about dualboot
[17:46] <Curly_Q> If in Windows you can use   RAW WRITE.
[17:47] <geekphreak> !ask | Salarija
[17:48] <xangua> Curly_Q: i thought we were in #ubuntu, not ##windows ¿¿
[17:48] <Curly_Q> Raw Write can format a Linux ISO to a disk.
[17:48] <h00k> !pm | Salarija
[17:49] <sponge_bob> how to reftesh ubuntu after crash
[17:49] <andrew__> sponge_bob: f5?
[17:49] <Y3sh> 3ch0:Desktop Y3sh$ killall uTorrent
[17:49] <krabador> do you know if drivers for atheros AR2112/AR5523 and AR5112/AR5523 os the same?
[17:49] <avis> there was an attempt to hack my paypal sometime overnight :(
[17:50] <Suzula> Hi, I recently installed Linux on PC, I Want customize it, I download a theme but when I install the fnome stay as Windows 95 but with colors of theme, how I can resolve this?
[17:50] <sponge_bob> tp link wn422g not work in ubuntu, any solution?
[17:50] <Suzula> I have engines murrine and nodoka installed
[17:51] <Losha> dima-linux: you can examine SMART statistics at any time, and there are various tests you can run while the disk is in use. Check out http://gsmartcontrol.berlios.de/home/index.php/en/About for a good gui interface to SMART
[17:51] <Salarija> I had Ubuntu and Vista as OS. I repalced Vista with XP and XP deleted Grub bootloader how to restore Grub?
[17:51] <_pg_> so if I forgot to open port 22, is there any other way to ssh into my home ssh server?
[17:51] <geekphreak> Salarija: which grub version you had?
[17:51] <Salarija> 1
[17:52] <dima-linux> Losha: thanks
[17:52] <geekphreak> !grub | Salarija
[17:52] <bastid_raZor> _pg_: unless ssh is listening on another port that is open in your router .. no
[17:52] <geekphreak> Salarija:  read the howto link, it tell you howto retore your grub, good luck
[17:52] <Losha> avis: it's off topic, but I'd like to hear some details...
[17:53] <Curly_Q> Salarija, once you play around with the MBR  ( Master Boot Record ) you may have a terrible time trying to repair it. Especially with Windows XP with Vista.
[17:53] <rolsworth> html5 made no difference
[17:53] <sponge_bob> wherei can get tp wl422g drivefor ubuntu
[17:53] <amereservant> Is there an option to install a very minimal Ubuntu ?
[17:53] <amereservant> Or is that not what Ubuntu is about?
[17:53] <bastid_raZor> !minimal | amereservant
[17:53] <geekphreak> amereservant: yes minimal install option
[17:53] <maco> amereservant: there is the net install iso. itll let you choose exactly what goes in
[17:53] <amereservant> maco: Ok, thank you.
[17:54] <bastid_raZor> amereservant: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[17:54] <liilmra> hey
[17:54] <amereservant> I knew there was the netinstall for debain, guess I missed that one for ubuntu.
[17:54] <amereservant> bastid_raZor: Thanks for the link. ; )
[17:55] <bastid_raZor> amereservant: good luck
[17:55] <amereservant> bastid_raZor: Hehe, why good luck?  Tough way to go?
[17:55] <geekphreak> amereservant: install and come back here, be a part :)
[17:55] <bastid_raZor> amereservant: everyone needs a little luck.
[17:55] <Curly_Q> Salarija, I teach computers all day long. The best result is to start over and wipe out the hard drive format it and then prepare it for a CLEAN INSTALL.
[17:56] <_pg_> bastid_raZor: crap. lol. I can vnc in but the mouse wont click anything
[17:56] <amereservant> I've already installed 10.04 a couple of hours ago.  I didn't see the minimal install though and figured I would ask.
[17:56] <Losha> Curly_Q: you can always backup the MBR e.g. dd if=/dev/sdc of=MBR-backup bs=512 count=1
[17:56] <switch10_> _pg_: you have to disable compiz to be able to click your mouse for some reason...
[17:57] <Curly_Q> Losha true, but, that wasn't done in this case.
[17:57] <geekphreak> Losha: i have heard lot of people do that never tried, would try it some day, thanks man
[17:57] <Xpistos> can someone tell me if I am in root, what command will tell me how many files are in each of root's subdirctorys, but only at the next level down. In other words, if I have 10 sub directories in root, how many files (folders and files included) are in each. Not size but number
[17:57] <_pg_> switch10_: lovely.
[17:57] <ohir> Curly_Q: not to mention that 'wipe out miracle solution' is solution from and for another world.
[17:58] <_pg_> switch10_: would have been good to know before I left. X(
[17:58] <switch10_> _pg_: its a pain.  I have been following the bug for about 6 months now..
[17:58] <_pg_> switch10_: i installed ssh just in case but i forgot to open port 22 *facepalm*
[17:58] <geekphreak> Xpistos:  if uoi open terminal you see $ or # ?
[17:58] <Xpistos> uhm
[17:58] <es> hello all, I have a very basic question: I could not link... any program I try to compile example "g++ hello.cc -o hello" gives me ls: opzione non riconosciuta "--build-id" that is the italian translation of option not recognized any ideas?
[17:59] <_pg_> switch10_: is there anyway i can ssh over 5900? cause thats already opened for vnc
[17:59] <Xpistos> geekphreak: #
[17:59] <switch10_> _pg_: I don't know how to do it if there is a way...
[17:59] <geekphreak> Xpistos: you are root
[17:59] <Xpistos> yes
[17:59] <Guest115> do i need to set up ssh in ubuntu to run freenx??????????
[17:59] <_pg_> switch10_: tarter sauce
[17:59] <geekphreak> es extension is wrong, should it not file.c
[18:00] <rafaelsoaresbr> does anyone knows how to use fbset to disable framebuffer?
[18:00] <switch10_> _pg_: are you using vinagre?
[18:00] <_pg_> switch10_: that is a nasty bug
[18:00] <_pg_> switch10_: yeah
[18:00] <_pg_> switch10_: thats what comes with right
[18:00] <Guest115> do i need to set up ssh in ubuntu to run freenx??????????
[18:00] <_pg_> switch10_: i installed tightvnc but never found it after that haha
[18:00] <es> geekphreak, it should not matter can be .cc/.cpp/.c/.f etc afaik
[18:00] <Guest115> !ssh
[18:00] <switch10_> _pg_: I think there is an option to ssh in, and I would assume it uses 5900...  try that..
[18:01] <Curly_Q> Geekphreak, the problem with many installs is overlooked by many. Why? Because even though a new OS is installed when even a Dual Boot is called into play, the magnetic domains of the disk retain all of the old crap on the disk. If a sophisticated hacker were to take that into consideration, then any virii on the disk can be evoked.
[18:01] <_pg_> switch10_: but how do i tell it to listen on 5900 and not 22 if i cant click anything? lol
[18:01] <geekphreak> es do you have gui running or just cli?
[18:02] <Losha> es: please paste the *exact* text of the error message to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com
[18:02] <geekphreak> Curly_Q: i guess mate
[18:02] <switch10_> _pg_: on your local machine, in  vinagre, there is a drop down menu somewhere to switch from VNC to SSH.  I am pretty sure...
[18:03] <Curly_Q> Geekphreak, there are many programs that use 128 bit encryption to delete and erase the hard drive multiple times to clean up the disk and make sure that any iota of data is erased.
[18:03] <_pg_> switch10_: server is vinagre- client is osx, just using terminal for ssh
[18:03] <switch10_> _pg_: so you would be using vinagre as an SSH client...
[18:03] <es> geekphreak, it's a simple helloworld application Losha http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/SqCh8inJ
[18:04] <doobry> Curly_Q, i think they just write random data over and over, as there is nothing to encrypt if your blanking the drive
[18:04] <Pelo> good afternoon hardware ppl , how are we all doing ?
[18:04] <switch10_> _pg_: I have no idea if this would work, I just remember seeing that option somewhere in vinagre.  its worth a shot, it sounds like it is your only one...
[18:04] <RyanP> Guest115: Yes. Also, you don't need so many question marks.
[18:04] <_pg_> switch10_: i dont know what im doing. i installed openssh on my home ubuntu, im remoting in with vnc, but cant click.
[18:04] <kitche> Pelo wrong room?
[18:04] <Pelo> kitche, you are correct ....
[18:04] <switch10_> _pg_: you are remoting in with vinagre...
[18:04] <Curly_Q> Doobry, good point. What the point is that it is a scrambled bunch of 0's and 1's.
[18:04] <es> there must be somthing broken in the build toolchain but what? everything it's pretty standard here
[18:04]  * Pelo feels dumb
[18:05] <geekphreak> es it kinda of means i think option unrconized
[18:05] <es> geekphreak, exactly
[18:05] <geekphreak> es do you have gui running ?
[18:05] <comfy> Sorry if this seems repetitive, but if anyone has installed ubuntu from a usb on a macbook, please let me know how you succeeded.
[18:05] <Losha> es: it's very strange. ls and ld are two completely different applications. g++ uses ld, not ls. So I don't understand why your error messages talk about "ls"...
[18:05] <es> geekphreak, running from command line
[18:05] <h00k> comfy: did you check the macbook documentation I sent you?
[18:05] <rolsworth> just installed chrome and it is much better than firefox.
[18:05] <es> Losha, yeah
[18:05] <_pg_> switch10_: no im remoting in with osx. the server, at home, is running vingerie
[18:06] <h00k> ubottu: macbook | comfy
[18:06] <JPSman> when will 9.04 support run out?
[18:06] <Losha> es: do you have any aliases e.g. have you defined ld as something? Type: alias to see...
[18:06] <switch10_> _pg_: vinagre is a VNC remote desktop viewer..
[18:06] <es> I thought was an alias interfering but I have no alias or strange thing in my path
[18:06] <geekphreak> es want to try something?
[18:06] <h00k> JPSman: 18 months for the release
[18:06] <om26er> JPSman, I think it have 6more months
[18:07] <JPSman> drat
[18:07] <geekphreak> es one more thing you have build essientials installed right?
[18:07] <es> also if I use the -c switch everything works so sounds like a linking problem no
[18:07] <es> geekphreak, yes
[18:07] <Xpistos> Can I get "ls -1R | wc -l" on all the subfolders of the directory that I am in?
[18:07] <fatboy_> how do i change my network drivers from tulip to dmfe?
[18:07] <switch10_> _pg_: I dont use osx so im afraid I cant help..  Sounds like you need to open port 22 on your remote machines router, or disdsable compiz..
[18:07] <Losha> es: yes, and guess which program does the linking: ld
[18:07] <geekphreak> es try this gcc file.cc -o test
[18:07] <switch10_> disable *
[18:07] <Curly_Q> Pg are you trying to VNC from a Linux box to Linux or Windows to Linux?
[18:07] <es> t.. I tried with gcc c++ and followed the path with which and they all returned the same error and they are pointing correctly
[18:07] <adampyre> Hey I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 RC with the Gnome desktop. Just wondering, is placing a "." in front of the file name of a folder the proper way to hide a folder with gnome?
[18:08] <geekphreak> hmm ok
[18:08] <bastid_raZor> adampyre: yes
[18:08] <h00k> comfy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[18:08] <adampyre> thanks
[18:08] <_pg_> switch10_: i guess it can wait until I get home
[18:08] <Losha> es: run with -v to see what the compiler is doing...
[18:09] <geekphreak> es is the code correct?
[18:09] <_pg_> lol
[18:10] <amereservant> Woops!  Ubuntu just froze... spoke too soon.
[18:10] <es> Losha, geekphreak with the -v option http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ADt325RP
[18:10] <IaVoR> is sysctl.conf supposed to load at boot time ?
[18:10] <es> geekphreak, yes it's plain
[18:10] <ubuntu> hello guys, need help : i have XAMPP installed, and want to test some php files, but the php files are stored in directory on my desktop.How can can i link this directory to htdocs directory of apache server (localhost)?
[18:11] <ryandaum> hey all
[18:11] <ryandaum> i'm getting a very obscure compiler error: [ERROR] error: unknown annotation argument name: value
[18:12] <ryandaum> no line #, nothing
[18:12] <ryandaum> any ideas?
[18:12] <ryandaum> err, shit, wrong channel
[18:12] <Stpiere> hello guys, need help : i have XAMPP installed, and want to test some php files, but the php files are stored in directory on my desktop.How can can i link this directory to htdocs directory of apache server (localhost)?
[18:12] <es> maybe it's --enable-linker-build-id that it's default? and get truncated?
[18:12] <Guest115> do i need to set up ssh in ubuntu to run freenx??????????
[18:13]  * geekphreak wonders why ls is being called
[18:14] <bartek> .\
[18:14] <amereservant> In a nutshell, what is the swap partition?
[18:14] <Losha> es: no, build-id is a legitimate ld option. Which os version is this?
[18:14] <Stpiere> hello guys, need help : i have XAMPP installed, and want to test some php files, but the php files are stored in directory on my desktop.How can can i link this directory to htdocs directory of apache server (localhost)?
[18:14] <bastid_raZor> amereservant: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[18:15] <Odd-rationale> !swap | amereservant
[18:15] <es> Losha, Ubuntu 9.10
[18:15] <amereservant> Thank you both!
[18:16] <geekphreak> es it is justa  hello world code, right?
[18:16] <Fatcake> In what channel would I receive assistance with the program Wine?
[18:16] <Losha> es: 4.4.1 is quite old. Do you want to upgrade the compiler?
[18:16] <bastid_raZor> Fatcake: #winehq
[18:17] <paddy_> is a zombie process meant to use cpu?
[18:17] <es> geekphreak, yep http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/6yBBKmaD
[18:17] <es> Losha, really? aptitude shows everything is updated though....
[18:17] <Guest115> !ubuntu
[18:18] <es> Losha, do you think I hit a bug?
[18:18] <geekphreak> looks right
[18:18] <abner_> need some help ?
[18:19] <vi> yaya
[18:19] <vi> sorry
[18:19] <Losha> es: it seems odd that you would be the first person to see this. Consider reinstalling the compilers?
[18:19] <Guest54927> is it possible to send mail through the terminal...any one please
[18:19] <abner_> http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9182204#post9182204
[18:19] <vi> i love linux))))))))))
[18:19] <Odd-rationale> Guest54927: there is an terimal email client called mutt
[18:19] <Odd-rationale> !info mutt
[18:20] <Guest54927> working on it...
[18:20] <es> Losha, it is weird isn't it? how can I force a reinstall?
[18:20] <abner_> ?
[18:21] <Odd-rationale> Guest54927: also there is alpine, and pine
[18:21] <Losha> es: Try sudo apt-get install --reinstall gcc g++
[18:21] <abner_> hello all in need of help ?
[18:22] <Losha> Guest54927: you may need to configure an email backend....
[18:22] <es> Losha, didn't worked :/ same errors
[18:22] <geekphreak> es want to try something for me?
[18:22] <es> geekphreak, yessss
[18:22] <moromethe> hy guys
[18:23] <StefanNET> what to set on home/ dir
[18:23] <StefanNET> [7:17] (StefanNET) to other users can't read other users?/ if u get me :D
[18:23] <Guest54927> i installed mutt and tried let me check if is done...
[18:23] <geekphreak> es coment #cout >> use some else to print for me plz , something like orintf
[18:23] <geekphreak> printf*
[18:23] <abner_> can i get some help please
[18:23] <Odd-rationale> !ask | abner_
[18:24] <abner_> I have the HP Dx2000MT computer.
[18:25] <abner_> problems booting anything beyond 8.04
[18:25] <StefanNET> ?
[18:25] <Guest54927> did not work...Losha please help me..how to configure
[18:26] <Losha> Guest54927: does your ISP provide an SMTP server for outgoing mail?
[18:26] <Losha> es: you need more expert help than I can provide. Consider asking on #gcc
[18:27] <amereservant> Anyone else here using 10.04?
[18:27] <es> Losha, they send me here :/
[18:27] <Guest54927> I guess not.. usually using gmail.
[18:27] <Losha> amereservant: #ubuntu+1 for 10.04
[18:27] <abner_> no doesnt run
[18:27] <geekphreak> es did that work?
[18:28] <es> geekphreak, the same with using #include <stdio.h>
[18:28] <Losha> Guest54927: ok, then I suggest you install ssmtp, and then go to http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/send-mail-with-gmail-and-ssmtp/
[18:29] <es> instead of iostream
[18:29] <rautamiekka> I've got a HP Pavilion dv5000 laptop running Ubuntu Server 9.10 x64 working as Samba File Server and Xbox 360 Stream Server. The machine never powers off on its own, instead it halts itself and waits for someone to cut the power. Zoug tried to help me but he left later. The thread "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1222154" he linked doesn't help cuz this is a Server without GRUB's menu.
[18:29] <geekphreak> and still using cout?
[18:29] <geekphreak> es it sure is wierd hmm, can i pm ?
[18:29] <es> sure!
[18:29] <Losha> es: you need to compare your systems gcc -v output with someone else running 9.10...
[18:30] <phps> amereservant: yes, iam using 10.04 64bit
[18:30] <es> any1 here?
[18:30] <Guest54927> Losha working on it....
[18:30] <kzman> is it possible acces to the windows registry from ubuntu?
[18:31] <Pici> phps : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[18:31] <n9nu> I am running eBox and have a simple ?  regarding KDE4 (everyone in the eBox channel is either wasted or asleep)
[18:32] <n9nu> Can I install KDE4 w/o causing any problems with eBox...which uses a desktop manager that is plain as vanilla
[18:32] <Azoff> hello
[18:32] <iceroot> kzman: no not directly
[18:32] <rautamiekka> I've got a HP Pavilion dv5000 laptop running Ubuntu Server 9.10 x64 working as Samba File Server and Xbox 360 Stream Server. The machine never powers off on its own, instead it halts itself and waits for someone to cut the power. Zoug tried to help me but he left later. The thread "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1222154" he linked doesn't help cuz this is a Server without GRUB's menu.
[18:32] <Azoff> I have reported an issue on launchpad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lirc/+bug/570700
[18:33] <kzman> iceroot:not directly, you mean it's possible?
[18:33] <mark1> does anyone know how i can access another computer on the network ?
[18:33] <rautamiekka> mark1: Depends on what access you need
[18:33] <switch10_> mark1: ssh
[18:33] <switch10_> mark1: vnc
[18:33] <Oer> rautamiekka, ubuntu server 9.10 does have a grub menu, it is hidden on boot, press left shift or ctrl to enter grub menu
[18:34] <iceroot> kzman: with samba, group-policy and a dommain and so on but i guess that is not what you want
[18:34] <mark1> switch10_ haha i thought you were telling me to be quiet at first lol
[18:34] <kzman> doesn care, it is a bad idea, thank you
[18:34] <Azoff> have tracked it down further, and found that it has something to do with the "lock" -> "fifo_lock" name change in the lirc_buffer struct. Should this realy result in the modules having conflicting lirc_register_driver symbols as the source package is built against the patched lirc_dev.h?
[18:34] <Losha> mark1: :-)
[18:34] <iceroot> kzman: its an overkill
[18:35] <abner_> http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9182204#post9182204
[18:35] <iceroot> kzman: also ask at ##windows how to manipulate registry from extern
[18:35] <flukes1> what shell command can I use to copy the *permissions* from one directory to another (not including its contents)
[18:35] <iceroot> flukes1: getfacl and setfacl
[18:35] <kzman> iceroot:on freenode?
[18:35] <iceroot> kzman: yes
[18:35] <kzman> ok
[18:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> theres IFCONFIG, which one is the one for wireless? wsconfig ?
[18:36] <iceroot> DJ_HaMsTa: iwconfig
[18:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> ah got it thanks
[18:36] <abner_> http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9182204#post9182204
[18:37] <Genscher> is there an app which makes it possible to delay sound in ubuntu?
[18:37] <drkje> hey, some know how install driver of razer deathadder?
[18:37] <drkje> some 1
[18:39] <paulrad> hello world
[18:40] <paulrad> coucou
[18:40] <bjorn_> Where is my Camera mounted in the file system when I connect it? Im using Ubuntu Netbook Edition.
[18:40] <plum> hey, how can i set up a /boot partition to mount as boot in /etc/fstab? is it as easy as just editing /etc/fstab with gedit?
[18:40] <ubuntu_> hi all
[18:40] <paulrad> list
[18:40] <ubuntu_> dfsgfsdgf
[18:40] <ubuntu_> d
[18:40] <ubuntu_> gfsdg
[18:41] <ubuntu_> dfg
[18:41] <ubuntu_> df
[18:41] <ubuntu_> gfd
[18:41] <FloodBot1> ubuntu_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:41] <N9NU> could someone tell me how to tell which version of Ubuntu I am using via the CLI
[18:41] <_zed> N9NU: cat /etc/lsb-release
[18:41] <Odd-rationale> N9NU: lsb_releas -a
[18:41] <N9NU> thank you
[18:41] <N9NU> cat /etc/lsb-release
[18:41] <N9NU> doh
[18:41] <N9NU> oh my   version 8.0.4
[18:41] <N9NU> that sounds old
[18:42] <abner_> it is
[18:42] <N9NU> its integrated into ebox
[18:42] <abner_> hp dx 2000 mt
[18:43] <rautamiekka> Oer: Thank you, hitting Shift & CTRL in a row presented me the menu. I then edited it to contain "acpi=on" instead of "acpi=off" and I took away "noapic" & "nolapic", so the machine shuts down now but since the "/boot/grub/menu.lst" doesn't exist, am I supposed to create the file myself or will I always have to access the GRUB boot menu in order to edit the parameters ?
[18:43] <Shaan7> Is there any way to find out from which package was a particular file installed ?
[18:43] <_zed> Shaan7: dpkg -S file_name
[18:43] <plum> can anyone tell me how to set up /etc/fstab to mount a partition as /boot?
[18:44] <abner_> http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9182204#post9182204
[18:44] <Shaan7> _zed: thanks :) it worked
[18:46] <abner_> http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9182204#post9182204
[18:47] <rautamiekka> abner_: I think you've posted your problem to wrong thread on the Forum
[18:47] <HybridStorm> Can anyone recommend a way to install network drivers on a laptop that has no internet connection at all? Both ethernet and wifi are not supported.
[18:48] <LjL> HybridStorm: said network drivers are packaged?
[18:48] <HybridStorm> LjL: I am not sure exactly. It's for an EEEPC
[18:48] <inc0ntr0l>  /join irc.dejatoons.net
[18:48] <Vigo> !wifi
[18:49] <LjL> HybridStorm: hm, you might need third party repositories, i'm not quite sure. let me check, there should be an eeepc specific page on the wiki
[18:49] <Vigo> HybridStorm: Maybe madwifif or some such package will work.
[18:49] <Vigo> -f
[18:49] <HybridStorm> Vigo: I tried to install madwifi and I got make errors
[18:50] <Vigo> HybridStorm: Did you see the ubottu msg?
[18:50] <LjL> HybridStorm: check if you have the module "ath5k" (type "sudo modprobe ath5k")
[18:51] <HybridStorm> LjL: I assume I have it, that command returned no errors
[18:51] <geekphreak> good job es
[18:51] <LjL> HybridStorm: uhm... ok. in that case, though, your wifi should work! are you sure it's actually a matter of drivers, and you don't just need to configure the connection?
[18:51] <geekphreak> well i am out take care guys, have fun :)
[18:51] <LjL> HybridStorm: does "sudo iwconfig" return anything?
[18:52] <HybridStorm> LjL: That's strange, now it shows a wlan0 interface
[18:52] <ubuntu29> hey
[18:53] <LjL> HybridStorm: well, check if your Network Manager lets you configure it now... perhaps (for some reason that i cannot imagine) the ath5k module wasn't loaded automatically
[18:53] <mgmuscari> i was messing around with the xml config files for my xscreensaver hacks in my home path the other day, but i've forgotten where they are - does anybody remember where these are in ubuntu?
[18:53] <jumpkick> does anyone know of a good editor for editing graphviz (.dot) files on Ubuntu?
[18:54] <jumpkick> [ a good semi-visual editor, not emacs ]
[18:54] <paddy_> transmission crashes every time i open it i close it and then it goes zombie and nothing works to get rid of it apart from restarting and it uses all my cpu
[18:54] <Shaan7> So I have this friend who has absolutely no connection to the internet, and he needs to install freeglut3-dev for OpenGL stuff. He doesn't even have his repos updated (so, can't do apt-get --print-uris install freeglut3-dev). So is there any method to find out which files he needs to I can download and give it to them and he installs the .deb files?
[18:55] <oik> hi. how do I make java applications have the same font smoothing as the Gnome settings?
[18:55] <paddy_> Shann7 sneakernet
[18:55] <paddy_> oik antialising?
[18:55] <oik> paddy_, sort of
[18:56] <oik> paddy_, this is Processing http://i41.tinypic.com/15i4wuh.png
[18:56] <Shaan7> paddy_: sorry, what is that ?
[18:57] <paddy_> Shann7 you should try and use a sneakernet, eg you download the .deb files and you put on a memory stick go round his house and install that way
[18:58] <Shaan7> paddy_: yeah, that I understand, the problem is how do I know which .deb files I need ?
[18:58] <paddy_> Shann7 1 muinet
[18:58] <paddy_> http://packages.debian.org/unstable/freeglut3-dev the site gives you all dependances
[18:58] <Shaan7> s/I need/I need to download
[19:00] <Shaan7> paddy_: hmm  so I've to manually hunt throught the dependency tree and download. I thought there might be some way apt could just give me a list of files ...
[19:01] <Shaan7> i could use apt-get --print-uris on my system, but I have freeglut3-dev already installed long ago, so it'll just say already installed ..
[19:01] <karthiksharu_> kubuntu's network manager is not able to connect to wi-fii .. Need help in fixing it .
[19:02] <resno> karthiksharu_: you likely want to ask in #kubuntu
[19:02] <paddy_> Shaan7 apt-get -s install freeglut3-dev
[19:03] <karthiksharu_> resno: okay .. thanks
[19:04] <paddy_> Shaan7 that will give you a list of the depencancyes needed  for YOUR system, they are probbaly the same
[19:04] <paddy_> oik check out this guide http://leepoint.net/notes-java/GUI-lowlevel/graphics/graphics2D/65aliasing.html
[19:05] <paddy_> every time i start a download with transmission it freezes and when i close it it zombiefiyes and i can not get rid of it, it also mazes my cpu
[19:05] <resno> these joins and quits are driving me crazy...
[19:06] <xangua> paddy_: what version of transmission do you use¿¿ i use 1.91 via http://www.getdeb.net/
[19:06] <Shaan7> paddy_: as I said, as I already have it installed, it just said "freeglut3-dev is already the newest version." ..
[19:07] <HybridStorm> LjL: This wlan0 interface should show up in ifconfig correct?
[19:08] <LjL> HybridStorm: uhm, not necessarily - only if it's configured. it should show in "ifconfig -a"
[19:08] <paddy_> Shaan7 http://packages.debian.org/unstable/freeglut3-dev it gives you the dependancyes
[19:09] <paddy_> xangua it is quite hard to tell as i can't start it
[19:10] <azlon> how can i share a folder to a windows network? i can see the shared folder but i cant access it... it keeps asking for a username and password, but my login user/pass doesnt work
[19:10] <resno> azlon: did you set up a user to have access?
[19:11] <paddy_> xangua 1.92
[19:11] <azlon> resno: hrmm....
[19:11] <resno> azlon: smb.conf file
[19:11] <azlon> resno, thanks
[19:12] <kian_> which software Convert AVI to MP4 in Linux?
[19:12] <resno> azlon: /etc/samba/smb.conf thats where you setup user access
[19:13] <resno> azlon: no problem
[19:13] <costre> kian_,  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=113964
[19:13] <azlon> resno: thanks, i was just googling it... there are examples in there, right?
[19:13] <resno> azlon: its documented pretty well
[19:13] <resno> azlon: be sure to restart samba to activate changes
[19:14] <simar> resno, hey could you please help me  .... what is ubuntu development release
[19:14] <azlon> resno: using sudo /etc/init.d/samba -stop, right?
[19:14] <resno> azlon: upstart is the recommended way. but that will stop it, you will likely just restart it
[19:14] <Pici> !lucid | simar
[19:15] <resno> Pici: whats the upstart command thing now?
[19:16] <Pici> resno: sudo service servicename start|stop|whatever
[19:16] <resno> azlon: sudo service servicename start|stop|whatever
[19:16] <simar> resno actually i was watching the triaging bugs video and there he told its better to have a ubuntu development release for a developer .... so do i ask ???
[19:16] <maco> azlon: or sudo start servicename
[19:16] <simar> pici
[19:17] <azlon> got it, so sudo service samba stop, then same thing but start
[19:17] <sinisterstuf> why are there 2 volume control bottoms on my notification area on the panel and how can i get rid of the 2nd one?
[19:17] <azlon> maco: if i do start then it will auto stop, then start it?
[19:17] <maco> azlon: upstart lets you put the start/stop/restart at the beginning and leave off the word "service"
[19:17] <maco> azlon: no, you want restart
[19:17] <maco> azlon: sudo restart <service>
[19:17] <azlon> maco: thanks
[19:18] <Pici> simar: Ubuntu is not a rolling release, so the 'development release' is the one in-progress that will be released next.
[19:18] <sinisterstuf> buttons*
[19:18] <azlon> maco: is that in 10.04 only or all versions?
[19:18] <maco> azlon: i think 9.10 and 10.04
[19:18] <simar> pici ok thanks
[19:18] <maco> azlon: for previous its "sudo service <service> restart"
[19:18] <Pici> simar: Lucid Lynx/10.04 is due to be released in 2 days, discussion and support in #ubuntu+1.  You may also want to join #ubuntu-bugs if you are interested in bug triaging.
[19:18] <maco> azlon: well... if youre back on 6.06 then its "sudo /etc/init.d/servicename restart"
[19:18] <simar> pici do we need to ask questions by directing someone actually I'm new to IRC ...
[19:19] <azlon> maco: 9.10... ill get it working... thanks!
[19:19] <paddy_> is anyone having problems with transmission 1.92
[19:19] <sinisterstuf> where can i get drivers for dku-5 cable for my phone? a cd came with it but it has only windows drivers on it
[19:19] <toyman61> Cisco WebEx Event Center: "You do not have the necessary audio capabilities to join Audio Broadcasting. Error: -1.   Ubuntu 9.10 - 64-bits - Firefox 3.5.9
[19:19] <maco> azlon: its changed over time ;-)  the "type service first" method is something borrowed from red hat that showed up in ubuntu in 2008 or 2009 to be easier than the "type out a path" method, but as of 9.10 the "put the command first" method is an option thanks to upstart (also available in fedora 12 & 13 i believe)
[19:19] <Pici> simar: No, just ask in the channel.  If anyone knows the answer they will repond to you.
[19:20] <ant_hony> hi
[19:20] <simar> pici thanks
[19:20] <toyman61> Cisco WebEx Event Center: "You do not have the necessary audio capabilities to join Audio Broadcasting. Error: -1."   Ubuntu 9.10 - 64-bits - Firefox 3.5.9 - Anyone ?
[19:20] <resno> !hi | ant_hony
[19:21] <Scunizi> toyman61: does webex use citrix?
[19:21] <MagicSata> hi
[19:21] <azlon> what is share modes in the smb.conf?
[19:21] <gnucodemonkey> Hello, I installed Komodo but don't know how to start it, could someone help me?
[19:22] <karthiksharu_> Scunizi: try dimdim.com  instead of webex ..
[19:22] <JackWat> azlon: what?
[19:22] <Scunizi> az
[19:22] <frxstrem> what are the Ctrl + Alt + F1 through F6 shortcuts for?
[19:22] <MagicSata> my graphics tablet is not working in ubuntu 9.10, can anyone help me please
[19:22] <JackWat> toyman61: join via phone :P heh
[19:22] <ant_hony> how to setup and send mail through terminal already installed smtp please help!
[19:22] <toyman61> Scunizi: I don't know. I was just trying to join a WhiteHatWorld event on the Internet..
[19:22] <Scunizi> karthiksharu_: I'm not useing webex... toyman61 is
[19:22] <azlon> JackWat: one of the settings in the examples in the smb.conf is share modes = no
[19:22] <sinisterstuf> frxstrem: they are for accessing virtual terminals
[19:22] <toyman61> JackWat: I'm living i Europe, and I'm NOT calling overseas.. :-))
[19:22] <sinisterstuf> frxstrem: ctrl+alt+F1 is used for debugging and stuff
[19:22] <toyman61> JackWat: i = in
[19:22] <karthiksharu_> toyman61: Use dimdim ..
[19:22] <JackWat> toyman61: do they not have a local number you can call?
[19:22] <Scunizi> azlon: share modes allows you to share a drive or directory with or without permissions
[19:23] <sinisterstuf> frxstrem: ctrl+alt+F7 to get back to your desktop
[19:23] <toyman61> JackWat, : No
[19:23] <h00k> ubottu: tty | frxstrem
[19:23] <Scunizi> karthiksharu_: unfortunately some of us are stuck having to join a webex presentation for work
[19:23] <MagicSata> my graphics tablet is not working in ubuntu 9.10, can anyone help me please
[19:23] <lubuntu-user> i have something for her, although im told im not allowed to show it to her without her persmission
[19:23] <toyman61> karthiksharu_, : How can I use dimdim.com when WhiteHatWorld is using webex ??
[19:23] <mark1> can you share a hard drive in linux ?
[19:24] <datacrusher> mark1, yes
[19:24] <JackWat> mark1: yes
[19:24] <ant_hony> how to setup and send mail through terminal already installed smtp please help! somebody
[19:24] <azlon> maco: restart: Unknown job: samba
[19:24] <dead3y3> Hello everyone, i am trying to make a SAGEM Fast 800 chipset E4 USB modem-router to work with Ubuntu 8.10, does anyone know were to check for help?
[19:24] <sinisterstuf> mark1:  right-click it and share it
[19:24] <MagicSata> my graphics tablet is not working in ubuntu 9.10, can anyone help me please
[19:24] <MagicSata> my graphics tablet is not working in ubuntu 9.10, can anyone help me please
[19:24] <Scunizi> toyman61: if it does use citrix.. there is a citrix client however I've found in their docs that 64 bit isn't supported
[19:24] <om26er> MagicSata, I would say you could give Lucid a try
[19:24] <h00k> MagicSata: double posting won't help if nobody is able to help you at the moment
[19:25] <mark1> sinisterstuf, ok i dont really know what the right question here is, .. can you share a ntfs hard drive in liux ?
[19:25] <toyman61> Scuizi: Well, it doesn't surprise me at all... :-(.  I'll have to install a virtual Windows XP-installation and run the archived event on that.. :-(
[19:25] <sinisterstuf> mark1:  yes, same way
[19:25] <sinisterstuf> mark1:  you are trying to share it on a network?
[19:25] <azlon> mark1: use samba
[19:25] <mark1> i dont have a share option
[19:25] <sinisterstuf> mark1:  or what?
[19:25] <mark1> yes
[19:25] <Scunizi> MagicSata: unplug.. wait for a few seconds (20) .. plug back in .. repeat if necessary .. I have no problems with my wacom cte-440
[19:26] <toyman61> Scuizi: Or I could run a 32-bit virtual Ubuntu as well... :-(
[19:26] <ant_hony> waiting....
[19:26] <toyman61> Scunizi, : Thanx anyway..
[19:26] <ant_hony> how to setup and send mail through terminal already installed smtp please help! somebody
[19:26] <Scunizi> toyman61: sure in vbox.. might be worth a shot
[19:26] <mark1> sinisterstuf. yes im tryingn to share it on the network
[19:26] <Scunizi> ant_hony: check out "mutt"
[19:26] <toyman61> Scunizi, : I'll have to watch the archived session anyway...so I'll try that..
[19:27] <toyman61> Scunizi, : Thanx anyway.. :-)
[19:27] <ant_hony> Scunizi tried mutt but the message lands in my home directory instead getting to the gmail.
[19:27] <mark1> azlon, what is samba ?
[19:28] <azlon> !samba|mark1
[19:28] <brontosaurusrex> ant_hony: i think what i have is mailutils
[19:28] <sinisterstuf> mark1:  I can explain to you how to do it
[19:28] <sponge_bob> hallo
[19:28] <Szocool> Hi there! How can I make an usb pendrive install disk, as my current system is, all apps included?
[19:28] <sinisterstuf> mark1: is the harddisk already mounted?
[19:28] <azlon> mark1: im trying to set up samba now... i would tell you how but i would tell you wrong
[19:29] <mark1> sinisterstuf, by mounted you mean in my computer ?
[19:29] <sinisterstuf> mark1: no.
[19:29] <mark1> sinisterstuf, sorry bare with me im new
[19:29] <dead3y3> (more info about the SAGEM modem: i have tried Ubudsl v1.0.0.77 but after install says that it will not run on 8.10)
[19:29] <sinisterstuf> mark1: plug it in and then select it from Places on your menu at the top of the screen
[19:29] <mark1> ok
[19:29] <ant_hony> brontosaurusrex : how to install mailutils???
[19:29] <sinisterstuf> mark1: that will mount it for you
[19:29] <azlon> Scunizi: i modified my smb.conf, but i still dont have access to it using my login user/pass. do i need to create a user account somewhere else?
[19:29] <mark1> ok in that case its mounter
[19:29] <mark1> mounted
[19:30] <sinisterstuf> mark1: and opens the disk in a new window? yes?
[19:30] <mark1> indeed it does
[19:30] <azlon> Scunizi: when i say modified my smb.conf i mean i added the directory i wanted to share to the conf file
[19:30] <sinisterstuf> mark1: now on your list of drives there is an eject icon which is for unmounting it
[19:30] <ant_hony> brontosaurusrex : how to install mailutils???
[19:31] <mark1> sinisterstuf, my list of drives ?
[19:31] <sinisterstuf> in the side pane of the window click on File System
[19:31] <Scunizi> azlon: samba can be a pain.. here's my recently setup configuration.. I'll also get you a link to a couple of places that I used.. http://pastebin.com/GMNrwXNj
[19:31] <sinisterstuf> mark1: in the side pane of the window click on File System
[19:31] <erUSUL> !software | ant_hony
[19:31] <ubuntu> ciao
[19:31] <sinisterstuf> mark1: there is a list of drives on the side pane of the window
[19:31] <paddy_> what is a good bittorrent client aside from transmission
[19:31] <mark1> sinisterstuf yes ?
[19:31] <sinisterstuf> paddy_:  bittorrent
[19:32] <sinisterstuf> mark1: are you now in 'file system' folder?
[19:32] <bastid_raZor> paddy_: ktorrent, if  you don't mind some kde libs
[19:32] <erUSUL> paddy_: deluge
[19:32] <azlon> Scunizi: wow, yeah mine doesnt look like that... ill start to try to hash this out... thanks!
[19:32] <mark1> sinisterstuf yes
[19:32] <[criipt]> hello
[19:32] <[criipt]> Anyone getting my messages
[19:32] <sinisterstuf> mark1: there is a folder called media, go in there
[19:32] <jsidhu_> hey guys, Im trying to find out why my apache is seg faulting. And from reading on the web, it seems that by specifying "CoreDumpDirectory" it should create a core dump and then I can use gdb to see if there's a clue in there. I've specified it as /tmp/apache but even after it segfaults, there's no core being dumped..
[19:32] <erUSUL> !ask | [criipt]
[19:33] <mark1> sinisterstuf, ok :)
[19:33] <sinisterstuf> mark1: your drive should be in there, you can right-click it and click Sharing Options
[19:33] <sinisterstuf> mark1: same as with a file
[19:33] <sinisterstuf> mark1: are you sorted now? :)
[19:33] <Scunizi> azlon: here's the first https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba  .... here's the second .. https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html  ... don't forget you have to add users to samba even if you don't want authentication.. if your machine is running the samba server and you want to create 777 permissions on files and directories on the share then you have to mount the share manually with mount.cifs
[19:33] <Szocool> I ask again: How can I make an usb pendrive install disk, as my current system is, all apps included?
[19:33] <amereservant> gnomefreak: It appears there's the same issue with Ubuntu 9.10 and it hasn't been resolved: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/442795  Do I just add to that or create a new report since I'm reporting 10.04?
[19:33] <paddy_> i am installing ktorrent
[19:34] <gnomefreak> amereservant: use apport-collect 442795
[19:34] <mark1> sinisterstuf, thanks dude that really helped a lot, only one more problem i have gotten an error when trying to share it
[19:34] <gnomefreak> amereservant: than open bug up and let them know you see it too
[19:34] <paddy_> i am on xubuntu now on pentium4 and in a few weeks i will be moving up to a sweet i7 rig
[19:34] <sinisterstuf> mark1: what is the error?
[19:34] <mark1> sinisterstuf, we are restricted to only sharing directories we own.
[19:34] <mark1> 	Ask the administrator to add the line "usershare owner only = false"
[19:35] <sinisterstuf> mark1: does the computer belong to you?
[19:35] <mark1> it does indeed
[19:35] <dead3y3> I am trying to make a SAGEM Fast 800, chipset E4, USB modem-router to work with Ubuntu 8.10. I have tried to download and install the firmware for it via terminal. I have also tried Ubudsl but it will not play in 8.10. Is there another way to go around?
[19:35] <amereservant> gnomefreak: apport-collect ?
[19:35] <sinisterstuf> mark1: in that case you need to share it while you are sudo (the super user)
[19:36] <komadi> is there any movie maker in ubuntu similar to windows movie maker?
[19:36] <mark1> sinisterstuf, but the harddrive is exturnal does that maybe have something to do with it
[19:36] <gnomefreak> amereservant: yes use the command i gave you it will add files to the bug report for you
[19:36] <Scunizi> azlon: here's the mount command I put in ~/.bash-aliases to make it easier to mount.. I just type bpomount in cli .. #mounts the samba share on this machine with 777 permissions
[19:36] <Scunizi> alias bpomount='sudo mount.cifs //localhost/BPO /home/<user>/BPO -o user=<user>,credintials=/etc/samba/smbusers,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777'
[19:36] <jrib> komadi: pitivi, kino
[19:36] <mark1> sinisterstuf, as in i must share it from the terminal >
[19:36] <amereservant> gnomefreak: I've never reported a bug before, so I'm unfamiliar with the process.
[19:36] <sinisterstuf> mark1: you can either try change ownership of the drive from root to mark (or whatever your username is) using the chown command in the terminal
[19:36] <gnomefreak> amereservant: please join me back in +1
[19:36] <komadi> thanks. whr can i download?
[19:36] <azlon> Scunizi: thanks! i have mine is my fstab so i dont think i need the mount part, but these sites are great! thanks!
[19:36] <jrib> Scunizi: typo in "credintials" I guess
[19:36] <azlon> *in
[19:36] <sinisterstuf> mark1: or you can open terminal and type: sudo nautilus
[19:37] <sinisterstuf> mark1: that will open a new window as the super user
[19:37] <Scunizi> azlon: I tried to mount the samba share in fstab but haven't been able to find the magic formula for that.
[19:37] <sinisterstuf> mark1: then go to the /media/ folder again
[19:37] <mark1> sinisterstuf, awesome let me try that
[19:37] <sinisterstuf> mark1: and try again
[19:37] <wng-> Does anyone have any experience installing Mellanox Firmware tools on ubuntu 9.10 server? I can't get the source to install from mellanox's website
[19:37] <sinisterstuf> mark1: i reccommend trying my 2nd suggestion first
[19:37] <Scunizi> jrib: yep.. just noticed that myself..
[19:37] <sinisterstuf> mark1: i.e. sharing it as super user
[19:38] <mark1> DUDE - sinisterstuf - you just rocked my world thank you so much for the help!!!
[19:38] <komadi> jrib: any link to download from??
[19:38] <mark1> it worked perfectly
[19:38] <sinisterstuf> mark1: you're welcome :)
[19:38] <sinisterstuf> mark1: many problems are solved with super user super powers
[19:38] <Stephen37> Why the ubuntu RC lacks the ubuntu-bug application ? That means we can't file bugs related to it ?
[19:38] <Scunizi> and created
[19:38] <jrib> komadi: you don't download software from links in ubuntu.  Use a frontend to APT like Synaptic or Software Center.
[19:38] <jrib> !software > komadi
[19:39] <sinisterstuf> mark1: if you need help sinisterstuf@gmail.com ;)
[19:39] <jrib> Stephen37: #ubuntu+1 for lucid
[19:39] <mark1> sinisterstuf, thanks man i really appretiate it!
[19:39] <jad> hey
[19:39] <sinisterstuf> mark1: you are most welcome dude
[19:40] <sinisterstuf> !hi | jad
[19:40] <Scunizi> sinisterstuf: you should do your email in PM or sinist...   at    g mail dot com
[19:40] <Scunizi> sinisterstuf: this is a publicly logged channel
[19:40] <jad> how do i make it so that everything that all the packages install
[19:40] <sinisterstuf> Scunizi: thanks for the advice, i didn't think of that
[19:40] <jad> ...installed through apt are saved in one place
[19:41] <sinisterstuf> Scunizi: guess i'm about to get spammed :(
[19:41] <dead3y3> SAGEM Fast 800 USB modem-router, chipset E4, Ubuntu 8.10. Tried to install the firmware via terminal. Also tried Ubudsl. Can someone please help me?
[19:41] <jad> cuz usually apt saves them in /var/cache and deleted after a while
[19:41] <erUSUL> !aptoncd | jad
[19:41] <jad> and i don;t want to manually copy all packages
[19:41] <mark1> ok im starting to feel like really stupid here, asking so many questions, but is it possible to 1. dissable my inturnal speaker and 2. so tell my computer to stop making a noise when i do things like : hold back space and the curser cant go back anymore, (does what im saying make any sense) ??
[19:41] <|rt|> earlier today I finally upgraded my workstation over to Lucid and you know for as much fuss that the placement of the window controls caused I got used to it in less than 10 minutes and don't mind the new location/order
[19:42] <sinisterstuf> mark1: yes
[19:42] <jad> !offline ?
[19:42] <mark1> sinisterstuf, haha awesome!!
[19:42] <mark1> sinisterstuf, but seriously am i the only one that gets pissed off by that  ?
[19:42] <jad> ubottu, u are quite intelligent
[19:42] <erUSUL> mark1: disable terminal bell; somewhere in the preferences of the terminal
[19:42] <sinisterstuf> mark1: to disable sounds, go to System > Preferences > Sound
[19:43] <sinisterstuf> mark1: for Sound Theme select None
[19:43] <sinisterstuf> mark1: it doesn't piss me off :P
[19:43] <h00k> |rt|: Please head to #ubuntu+1 for Lucid discussion
[19:44] <dead3y3> Is there a channel for hardware support in Ubuntu?
[19:44] <|rt|> h00k: i'm already there
[19:44] <h00k> |rt|: cool
[19:44] <mark1> sinisterstuf, lol well fine only me then, i guess the other alternative is to stop pressing back space, lol, but for now i want to disable it, haha, i dont see sound theme ??
[19:44] <erUSUL> !hcl | dead3y3
[19:44] <erUSUL> !adsl
[19:44] <mark1> sinisterstuf, i found it , under the sounds tab i can disable "play alert sound" thanks again dude!!!
[19:44] <sinisterstuf> mark1:  it's on the 'Sound Effects' tab
[19:45] <mark1> sinisterstuf, i think my layout is different to yours, im using ubuntu 9.04
[19:45] <sinisterstuf> mark1: there is also a small buzzer inside your computer case that you can remove if you don't want to hear it
[19:45] <sinisterstuf> mark1: you're probably right, i'm in 9.10
[19:46] <erUSUL> dead3y3: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsbAdslModem/EagleUsb
[19:46] <mark1> sinisterstuf, why would you want that buzzer, all it does it make annoying sounds during start up lol
[19:46] <Scunizi> mark1: it also tells you things about your system..
[19:46] <sinisterstuf> mark1: because if your hardware doesn't work you can find out what's wrong by listening to it
[19:47] <drabzz> greetz
[19:47] <sinisterstuf> mark1: it makes different sounds depending on keyboard missing, no screen etc
[19:47] <Olejo> HEllo everyone.
[19:47] <drabzz> 0/
[19:47] <Olejo> Anyone using a Wacom Graphics Tablet with ubuntu?
[19:47] <sinisterstuf> anyway, i gotta go guys, if anyone knows where to find drivers for the dku-5 cable, please tell me next time i'm online :)
[19:47] <berefeira> hellos
[19:47] <sinisterstuf> cheers
[19:47] <mark1> hardcore, still hate it though, if i were to ever find it you would it want to know what would happen to it lol
[19:48] <Dr4g> When i plug in my power cable for my laptop my wireless card doesn't work anymore.
[19:48] <sinisterstuf> mark1: lol
[19:48] <Dr4g> How can i modify these settings to have my wireless card work when power cable is plugged in
[19:48] <bebobli> Olejo, yes, but it just woks
[19:48] <bebobli> *works
[19:48] <blkhatjames> whats a good beginners book on learning the ins and outs of ubuntu 9.10 or 10.4?
[19:48] <bebobli> It's an intuos 3 also
[19:48] <Olejo> bebobli I cannot get mine working at all any tips?
[19:48] <erUSUL> blkhatjames: ubuntu pocket guide ?
[19:49] <Olejo> Ah! I have an Intuos
[19:49] <xangua> blkhatjames: the ubuntu wiki, or the manual (will be incluided in lucid)
[19:49] <bebobli> Olejo: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[19:49] <blkhatjames> 10.4
[19:49] <Scunizi> blkhatjames: Beginning Ubuntu Linux by Thomas ..   there's also a free pdf for the ubuntupocketreference guide
[19:49] <Olejo> xangua 9.10
[19:49] <frxstrem> when a user that is not in the /etc/sudoers file tries to use sudo, it says that it will be reported - where will it be reported to?
[19:49] <blkhatjames> is it up to date?
[19:49] <Scunizi> frxstrem: the ubuntu god... root
[19:49] <KIAaze> hi
[19:49] <Olejo> Opps I mean bebobli 9.10
[19:50] <KIAaze> why ar ubuntu 8.10 releases no more available?: http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[19:50] <KIAaze> ar*
[19:50] <Dr4g> When i plug in my power cable for my laptop my wireless card doesn't work anymore.
[19:50] <Scunizi> KIAaze:
[19:50] <Dr4g> How can i modify these settings to have my wireless card work when power cable is plugged in
[19:50] <erUSUL> !eol
[19:50] <twig11> How do I set the Ambiance theme to show an icon for the menu button in the title bar instead of the default dot.
[19:50] <twig11> ?
[19:50] <frxstrem> Scunizi: how can I find it, then?
[19:50] <erUSUL> !lucid | twig11
[19:50] <mark1> oh one more thing that i needed to know, my back button on my mouse doesnt seem to be working with linux, is that a setting or is my mouse not compatable, (my mouse didnt come with any drivers) its a pretty straight forward mouse
[19:51] <Scunizi> frxstrem: I think it's in /var/log someplace..
[19:51] <frxstrem> Scunizi: okay, thanks :)
[19:51] <RyanP> I have some servers with dual power supplies, each connected to a different APC UPS. Is there any way to have apcupsd do something sensible with this setup?
[19:51] <akshaysulakhe> Hello, Has anybody tried Ubuntu on HP touchsmart tm2...i need help to make it working...touch screen(pen and finger),finger scrolling
[19:51] <Scunizi> frxstrem: perhaps /var/mail
[19:52] <akshaysulakhe> also the switch potrait mode button...
[19:52] <dacs> howdy folks
[19:52] <KIAaze> ok, thx. So it is safe to assume that nobody uses 8.10 anymore? ^^
[19:52] <erUSUL> RyanP: maybe in #ubuntu-server they now more ... too high end hardware :) (at least for me)
[19:52] <Scunizi> frxstrem: yep... /var/mail/root  .. to view it while in the directory type "sudo cat root"
[19:52] <frxstrem> Scunizi: it was /var/log
[19:52] <Dr4g> When i plug in my power cable for my laptop my wireless card doesn't work anymore.
[19:52] <Dr4g> How can i modify these settings to have my wireless card work when power cable is plugged in
[19:52] <Dr4g> -
[19:53] <RyanP> erUSUL: Good point. Thanks.
[19:53] <KIAaze> how come 6.06 is still available?
[19:53] <ohir> KIAaze: yes. Its outdated and unsupported.
[19:53] <frxstrem> Scunizi: oh, it's there? I must have been looking at the wrong file :/
[19:53] <KIAaze> nvm
[19:53] <Scunizi> :)
[19:53] <KIAaze> ok
[19:53] <akshaysulakhe> Hello, Has anybody tried Ubuntu on HP touchsmart tm2...
[19:53] <ohir> KIAaze: its LTS what have 5 years on server support.
[19:53] <mark1> sinisterstuf, hey i have run into a problem with there share. i cant make it unrestricted, do you know why that is ?
[19:53] <Olejo> Any other Wacom users out there?
[19:53] <akshaysulakhe> Hello, Has anybody tried Ubuntu on HP touchsmart tm2...need help to get the touch(pen and finger) working
[19:53] <akshaysulakhe> ya me..
[19:54] <xangua> ohir: the desktop version has 3 years of support, server has 5
[19:54] <akshaysulakhe> @Olejo
[19:54] <Scunizi> frxstrem: /var/log/messages is a different file.. might work as well
[19:54] <ohir> KIAaze: 10.04 is next LTS what supercede 6
[19:54] <akshaysulakhe> but i also cant figure out some stuf....what prob do u have
[19:54] <frxstrem> Scunizi: I can't find this "root" file in /var/log/ nor /var/mail
[19:54] <ohir> xangua: read carefuly ;)
[19:54] <Olejo> Which tablet akshaysulakhe
[19:54] <akshaysulakhe> HP touchsmart tm2....
[19:54] <dacs> my nick dacs is my sudo account in my srvr, i created a testuser acc...but when i log in as dacs i can't create folders or files ...please help
[19:55] <akshaysulakhe> wacom...both pen and finger touch
[19:55] <Scunizi> frxstrem: strange.. I've got one.. so on your system maybe it's /var/log/messages or something else
[19:55] <akshaysulakhe> capacitive screen..
[19:55] <Olejo> I cannot get my intuos tablet working at all.
[19:56] <frxstrem> Scunizi: well, I found that all sudo actions are logged to "/var/log/auth.log", so it's all there - maybe that's the file you were talking about?
[19:56] <akshaysulakhe> i dont have a clue what that tablet is
[19:56] <Olejo> OK
[19:56] <akshaysulakhe> i stay in India,,heard that the first time
[19:56] <akshaysulakhe> whats the prob anyways
[19:56] <akshaysulakhe> Hello, Has anybody tried Ubuntu on HP touchsmart tm2...
[19:58] <akshaysulakhe> bye...
[19:58] <dacs> any help please?
[19:59] <Dr4g> When i plug in my power cable for my laptop my wireless card doesn't work anymore.
[19:59] <mark1> does anyone know what this means, please , Nautilus-Share-Message: unknown format for key 'harddrive/usershare_acl'
[19:59] <Dr4g> How can i modify these settings to have my wireless card work when power cable is plugged in
[19:59] <Dr4g> -
[20:00] <Scunizi> frxstrem: glad you told me.. I always forget what and where it is..
[20:00] <Scunizi> mark1: have you installed smbfs or samba?
[20:01] <Era> Hi. I have ubuntu 10.4 installed in VirtualBox. When the login screen appears and I click to my username nothing happens. What's wrong? Thank you in advance.
[20:01] <mark1> Scunizi, i installed something to make me able to connect to the network but i dont know what it was
[20:02] <dacs> eralooks like you are using usb mouse and it is not recognized
[20:02] <xangua> !lucid > Era
[20:02] <Scunizi> mark1: you might have to log out and back in again for it to take effect.. not sure.. I don't use the nautilus share.. I spent the last week configuring samba (I have a little hair left but now it's gray)
[20:02] <meekatron> is it possible to set up different dns servers for different users.. all using the same computer
[20:03] <azlon> Scunizi: just got samba up and running somehow... ;)    i think the problem was that i needed to create a samba user group, then add my login user to the group, then set a samba passwd... ugh...
[20:03] <Scunizi> meekatron: probably.. but why?
[20:03] <mark1> Scunizi, hahaha, i have logged out , and i am able to share but for some reaason i cant share with full non read only, it doesnt make sense
[20:03] <Scunizi> azlon: YEA! .. it's a pain isn't it?
[20:04] <meekatron> i use open dns to filter out bad stuff but i dont want it restricted on my account
[20:04] <azlon> Scunizi: it still isnt setup like i want because anybody on the network can access the share, but im the only person on it and its to share my media... so f it
[20:04] <Scunizi> mark1: that's when samba comes into play..  just ask azlon.. he just got finished configuring his as well..
[20:04] <zoug> meekatron: change dns from router?
[20:05] <lightpriest> is it safe to run hdparm on my "root" device? that is, the one I'm working on...
[20:05] <zoug> meekatron: not sure tho
[20:05] <meekatron> zoug: yeah but i was thinking of a more transparent solution
[20:05] <mark1> Scunizi, the only thing is you make me worried when you say you spent so much time trying to configure it, cause i have no idea about how linux works , which means ill spent like 2 weeks trying to figure out samba
[20:05] <Era> dacs, it won't work with mousepad too
[20:05] <Scunizi> meekatron: I use opendns on my router as well.. I just disable it at opendns when I need to get stuff done.
[20:05] <zoug> meekatron: i have a linksys wrt, but when i change my dns, it wont use it, instead the routers dns
[20:06] <lightpriest> mark1: have you tried looking at their wiki?
[20:06] <meekatron> Scunizi:  yeah thats what i have been doing lately
[20:06] <azlon> Scunizi: i'm sure you know what you are doing better than me, but this is what i have in my fstab to auto mount on boot: /dev/md0	/mnt/ArchiveStorage auto defaults 0 3
[20:06] <mark1> lightpriest, whose wiki ?
[20:06] <JetPackTuxedo> Is there a way to align desktop icons to the right side, ala OSX?
[20:06] <lightpriest> sama's wiki
[20:06] <lightpriest> samba
[20:06] <Scunizi> mark1: maybe more.. you can look at the logs for this channel and search for my nick in a time slot about 30 minutes ago when I was sending links to someone else about samba.. they should help you out.
[20:06] <dacs> era the way i will troubleshoot it is put in a live CD and see it will work
[20:06] <dacs> my nick dacs is my sudo account in my srvr, i created a testuser acc...but when i log in as dacs i can't create folders or files ...please help
[20:07] <lightpriest> JetPackTuxedo: you mean the desktop icons? or an icon panel?
[20:07] <JetPackTuxedo> lightpriest, I mean desktop
[20:08] <mark1> Scunizi, thanks ill take a look just now, gonna try and see why im getting this error, i have network manager installed on my computer, do you know how i can open it, cause i have no idea where it is
[20:08] <Scunizi> azlon: you might find that when you read/write to that location the permissions are 755 meaning you can read/write/execute but everyone else can only read.. my storage partition is mounted via fstab but the share on that partition has to be mounted with cifs to make my files universally read/write
[20:08] <JetPackTuxedo> dacs, so you can log in as root and it's fine, but as a regular user everything is read-only?
[20:08] <neothecat> i have server 9.10 running, and i setup samba using webmin.  on my deskstop, using the 10 beta, i have my fstab setup for the cifs.  when i did a mount -a, everything worked fine.  i rebooted the desktop, know i get perm denied
[20:08] <Scunizi> mark1: usually up by the clock.. right mouse click..
[20:09] <ghoti> Hi all.
[20:09] <edgy360> hi there, I just setup Ubuntu 9.10 and run Spotify in wine. it was working fine but now the sound has gone all distorted
[20:09] <neothecat> anyone have this problem?  i wasn't going to add details if i am just doing some classic newbie mistake
[20:09] <Kangarooo> Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE cant have desktop effects?
[20:09] <Scunizi> !webmin | neothecat
[20:09] <dacs> JetPackTuxedo:
[20:09] <dacs> yes
[20:09] <mark1> Scunizi, oh cool thanks a lot dude :)
[20:09] <dacs> i want to be able to have dacs access it as well
[20:09] <Scunizi> mark1: this is from memory 'cause I'm running kubuntu
[20:09] <neothecat> Scunizi: okalee dokalee, thanks.  i will look into ebox.
[20:09] <JetPackTuxedo> dacs, can you save to the desktop? Where specifically are the problems occuring?
[20:10] <lightpriest> is it safe to run hdparm on my "root" device? that is, the one I'm working on...
[20:10] <dacs> mot using desktop
[20:10] <dacs> *not
[20:10] <ConcreteRose> hello how are you doing
[20:10] <edgy360> hmm, the sound from wine is laggy now
[20:10] <JetPackTuxedo> dacs, check the file/folder permissions
[20:10] <Lenin_Cat> how do I tell which of my ram sticks are damaged?
[20:10] <Scunizi> edgy360: its "wine-ing" :)
[20:11] <edgy360> is it normally laggy?
[20:11] <lightpriest> edgy360: have you tried configuring it in Full Emulator mode?
[20:11] <edgy360> how would I do that?
[20:11] <lightpriest> edgy360: the sound part
[20:11] <ConcreteRose> Do you know who is on ubuntu?
[20:11] <lightpriest> edgy360: there's a wine configuration tool
[20:11] <edgy360> winecfg?
[20:11] <Scunizi> ConcreteRose: you got a support question?
[20:11] <lightpriest> i believe so
[20:11] <ConcreteRose> Yes
[20:11] <lightpriest> it has tabs and all :)
[20:11] <Scunizi> ConcreteRose: spit it out
[20:11] <lightpriest> just open it up, and go the sound tab
[20:12] <edgy360> what would I change there
[20:12] <dacs> JetPackTuxedo: drwxr-xr-x 11 testuser testuser 4096 2010-03-08 12:17 testuser
[20:12] <ConcreteRose> It seems that linux operating system, ubuntu. Is commonly well supported, uncommonly violated. Conclusive. But I wanted to report here that the memorization of ubuntu is lacking due to progress of its kernel.
[20:12] <edgy360> lightpriest, should I make it emulate the sound drivers?
[20:12] <lightpriest> at the bottom of the sound tab there's Emulator options
[20:12] <lightpriest> yeah
[20:12] <lightpriest> try Fully emulated
[20:12] <lightpriest> from the combo box
[20:12] <Scunizi> ConcreteRose: that makes no sense
[20:12] <lightpriest> it worked best for me
[20:12] <jrib> !enter | lightpriest
[20:12] <FloodBot1> lightpriest: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:12] <ConcreteRose> oh ok...
[20:12] <ConcreteRose> :)
[20:12] <offermann> gibts nichts deutsches?
[20:12] <ConcreteRose> well got to go
[20:12] <ConcreteRose> bye bye
[20:12] <FloodBot1> ConcreteRose: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:12] <JetPackTuxedo> dacs, is testuser the account that didn't have access?
[20:13] <lightpriest> is it safe to run hdparm on my "root" device? that is, the one I'm working on...
[20:13] <edgy360> hmm, still the same
[20:13] <dacs> JetPackTuxedo: yes
[20:13] <lightpriest> edgy360: try other ones
[20:13] <lightpriest> try half emulated, or medium .. i don't really remember
[20:13] <dacs> JetPackTuxedo: can i just 'useradd -G testuser dacs
[20:13] <edgy360> lightpriest, do I need to restart the app every time I change the options
[20:13] <ghoti> I'm trying to install 9.10 netbook remix onto an Eeepc 900.  Can't seem to get past booting the (USB) CD.  If I select the Install option, BusyBox errors out with stuff like "/init: line 1: can't open udevadm settle...".  It doesn't seem to be physical disc errors.  Any clues as to how to diagnose this?
[20:14] <lightpriest> edgy360: i believe so
[20:14] <edgy360> :(
[20:14] <edgy360> lightpriest, should I leave the driver emulation box checked?
[20:14] <LzrdKing> so how can i use upstart to bring up my wireless as soon as wlan0 is visible to the kernel?
[20:14] <lightpriest> try it with and without
[20:14] <zoug> lightpriest: yes, as long as the partitions are read-only
[20:14] <JetPackTuxedo> dacs, I'm not totally sure. I don't run multiple accounts, but I would think that would work. It would add dacs to the group testuser.
[20:14] <Olejo> Is there a support room for Wacom, Gimp or Blender?
[20:14] <Italian_Plumber> I have a number of directories contiaining zips.  http://pastebin.com/MZJpJ46f ... From the parent, I want to unzip all of them (from the command line)  "unzip \*/\*.zip" doesn't work.  Any ideas?
[20:15] <edgy360> eww, its just dieing now lol
[20:15] <Lenin_Cat> how do I tell which of my ram sticks are damaged?
[20:15] <pixel> Hey guys, I'm customizing a very minimalist version of ubuntu, and I tried to use SLiM for login manager, the problem is that it didn't let the live-cd user to autologin, and i believe it was what prevented "only-ubiquity" mode to function as well, so what I want to do is to remove SLiM and after the installation, install the .deb package, but how can I add this to ubiquity?
[20:15] <lightpriest> zoug: what does that mean? I want to run hdparm -Tt
[20:15] <ghoti> Olejo, check the Support web pages for the various products.
[20:15] <esperegu> what's the best way to find an overview of supported webcams?
[20:15] <ghoti> Olejo, they may or may not be on other IRC servers.
[20:15] <Olejo> Thanks ghoti
[20:16] <ghoti> Lenin_Cat: do memory tests with each of the sticks removed.
[20:16] <edgy360> I dont think it likes that checkbox
[20:16] <lightpriest> zoug: nm thanks, man states it should be unused during the test
[20:16] <xangua> !webcam > esperegu
[20:17] <zoug> lightpriest: yeahh
[20:17] <edgy360> lightpriest, would it make any better if I changed the sample rate
[20:17] <sebsebseb> Hi
[20:17] <esperegu> xangua: thx
[20:17] <Italian_Plumber> I have a number of directories contiaining zips. http://pastebin.com/TEU8iPBp ... From the parent, I want to unzip all of them.  "unzip \*/\*.zip" doesn't work.  Any ideas?
[20:17] <Kangarooo> i there some chat channel in some protocol for Empathy?
[20:17] <Italian_Plumber> I'm sorry I posted that twice.
[20:18] <Kangarooo> *eem for ubuntu in empathy chat channel? anyone knows?
[20:18] <Juzzy> can I set priority on my sources.list?
[20:18] <ohir> Italian_Plumber: man find
[20:18] <gmonnie> anybody know a good program on ubuntu for youtube ripping?
[20:18] <Kangarooo> gmonnie, firefox extension download helper
[20:18] <LjL> Italian_Plumber: are you sure unzip supports multiple files at all? i have some vague recollection that it doesn't
[20:18] <Juzzy> I have a local mirror for all lucid packages, but I've custom built some that have the same version, how can I tell apt to install my custom one over the default one w/o hacking on versions?
[20:19] <ohir> Italian_Plumber: find /parentdir -type f -name "*.zip" -exec unzip {} \;
[20:19] <sebsebseb> !lucid | Juzzy
[20:19] <zoug> Italian_Plumber: *.zip doesnt work? it does.
[20:19] <xangua> Kangarooo: the empathy channel woul be in the gnome irc network
[20:19] <Juzzy> ...
[20:19] <LjL> Italian_Plumber: in which case, try:  for file in */*.zip; do unzip "$file"; done
[20:19] <Juzzy> sebner: its not a lucid question
[20:19] <Juzzy> its an apt/repo question
[20:20] <Italian_Plumber> whoa.  Okay, lots of stuff to try. :)
[20:20] <Italian_Plumber> thanks
[20:20] <Kangarooo> xangua, no i mean in programm empathy is there any support channel for ubuntu? like #ubuntu but in some protocol in empathy? couse in empathy i dont have irc. then why is empathy in ubuntu if i cant connect to ubuntu support channel
[20:21] <ghoti> Kangarooo, read http://live.gnome.org/Empathy#Contact_Information
[20:21] <lenswipe> hey guys
[20:21] <lenswipe> one of my admins chmodded /etc to 777
[20:21] <lenswipe> how do i fix it?
[20:21] <ghoti> lenswipe: first, fire him.
[20:21] <ghoti> lenswipe, second, chmod it back to 755.
[20:21] <xangua> Kangarooo: empathy supports irc; do you hace telepathy-idle installed¿¿
[20:21] <xangua> have*
[20:22] <lenswipe> ghoti, recursive?
[20:22] <gmonnie> thanks
[20:22] <Italian_Plumber> yes unzip does support multiple files.  I've done it many times with zips in the current directory.  I've also done it for zips in child directories, but I can't seem to remember how
[20:22] <LjL> Juzzy: check here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports#Use pinning to limit the backports repository
[20:22] <gmonnie> wouldnt happen to know how to convert it to mp3 would you?
[20:22] <ghoti> lenswipe: did he chmod it to 777 recursively?
[20:22] <never> раз-два
[20:22] <Juzzy> ljl: k thx
[20:22] <Italian_Plumber> I'm pretty sure it involved the unzip command and various other arguments.
[20:22] <ghoti> gmonnie: to what?
[20:22] <JetPackTuxedo> is there a way to mass dpkg packages?
[20:22] <zoug> Italian_Plumber: check man pages
[20:22] <LjL> Juzzy: i think that approach should work for you, of course you'll have to adapt it to your specific case
[20:22] <eeeeeeeeeu> #brasil
[20:23] <Kangarooo> xangua, i have 10.04 rc installed and iirc then from one of 09. versions had empathy. bu why if it doesnt have irc. if that package telepathy-idle give irc option then it should be also by default installed
[20:23] <Juzzy> aj just pin * in that a=
[20:23] <Juzzy> nice
[20:23] <ghoti> so ... this isn't so much a ubuntu help channel as it is a general help channel for people who use ubuntu.  :-/
[20:23] <edgy360> thanks all, I just changed the sound driver in wine to esound from asla
[20:23] <gmonnie> how to extract audio, from a youtube video and make it an mp3
[20:23] <lenswipe> ghoti, im not sure
[20:23] <TomG> Italian_Plumber: What about a find and pipe to unzip?
[20:23] <lenswipe> ghoti, if he has what do i do
[20:23] <xangua> Kangarooo: no idea why is not installed; if it's not then do it....for lucid try #ubuntu+1
[20:24] <Era> Hi. I have ubuntu 10.4 installed in VirtualBox. When the login screen appears and I click to my username nothing happens. What's wrong? Thank you in advance.
[20:24] <LjL> Juzzy: note that, if i'm not mistaken, packages from the "security" repository have a higher priority than default, so if you just specify >500, that might not be enough to bypass that
[20:24] <Juzzy> k thx
[20:24] <Prathmesh> Hi how do I upgrade OS from live CD
[20:24] <ghoti> lenswipe: Check your /var/log/messages to see what sudo logged.  Or, if he didn't use sudo (i.e. he just did a "su" to change his euid), fire him.
[20:25] <M4nfr3D> Where does my file goes when i 'tar -zxvf' him ? (hello and thanks)
[20:25] <Kangarooo> xangua, hmm it is installed
[20:25] <LzrdKing> how can i use upstart to bring up my wireless as soon as wlan0 is visible to the kernel?
[20:25] <_blackwater_> m4nfr3d in the same directory you issue the command
[20:25] <xangua> !lucid > Era
[20:25] <never> Prathmesh, add the cd source in the application sources menu and run upgrade application
[20:25] <LjL> M4nfr3D: two things happen when you do that: 1) the .tar.gz files becomes a simple .tar file, in the same directory 2) files from it are extracted, wherever the .tar archive itself specifies. check with "tar -tf filename.tar"
[20:25] <Kangarooo> xangua, but still i dont have irc
[20:25] <ghoti> lenswipe: Frankly, I don't know the permissions of everything in /etc, but at the very least you chould `chmod -R go-w /etc` to make the system safe again.  It may be broken, but at least it'll be safer.
[20:26] <Prathmesh> apt updater ?
[20:26] <never> yep. and the source cd is added in the synaptic app
[20:26] <LjL> JetPackTuxedo: what's wrong (aside from about a thousand things) with dpkg -i *
[20:26] <LzrdKing> LjL: i have never seen a .tar.gz file turn into a .tar file
[20:27] <never> I've done this when upgradint 8.10 to 9.04
[20:27] <LjL> LzrdKing: ...?
[20:27] <ghoti> LzrdKing: if you just "gunzip ...tar.gz", you'll end up with ...tar.
[20:27] <LjL> ghoti: same if you tar xf.
[20:27] <M4nfr3D> _blackwater_: ok, thk
[20:27] <ghoti> LjL, nope.
[20:27] <LjL> aside from the fact that the latter *also* extract the files from the tar.
[20:28] <_midwestward> how can i update my ubuntu server to the latest lts version?
[20:28] <LzrdKing> LjL: you just said that a .tar.gz file becomes... whatever
[20:28] <JetPackTuxedo> LjL, would that work? I feel like I tried that. I'll give it another shot tonight when I am at my desktop again.
[20:28] <jeeves> how do you change the port # for SSHd?
[20:28] <M4nfr3D> lots of answers, have to raed well
[20:28] <LzrdKing> i just don't have any .tar files, they are all .tar.gz
[20:28] <ghoti> LjL, no.  If you gunzip ANY .gz, you'll get a version without the .gz.  If you `tar -zxf ...`, the original .tar.gz file won't be modified.
[20:28] <Juzzy> in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:28] <ghoti> jeeves: -p
[20:28] <Juzzy> jeeves: --^
[20:28] <LjL> ghoti: oh you're right, i'm sorry
[20:29] <jeeves> ghoti,  so, sshd -p <enter_port_#>?
[20:29] <Juzzy> jeeves: in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:29] <ghoti> jeeves: yes, and it's all documented nicely on `man ssh`
[20:29] <Juzzy> jeeves: make sure you install portsentry on port 22 afterwards :)
[20:29] <jeeves> thanks guys.  I'm trying to modify the port #s on a DD-WRT box
[20:29] <guntbert> LzrdKing: no, it doesn't really "become" a tar file - it it decompressed and stored with another extension
[20:29] <ghoti> jeeves: you can also store this more permanently on a per-host basis in ~/.ssh/config
[20:30] <ConcreteRose> j
[20:30] <ConcreteRose> IFFW
[20:30] <LzrdKing> guntbert: not in my experience,; they stay as they are
[20:30] <jeeves> ghoti, ok, I need to store it for root
[20:30] <ghoti> jeeves: `man ssh_config` for how to configure this stuff nicely.
[20:30] <Pici> ghoti: er, /etc/ssh/sshd_config != /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[20:30] <jeeves> ghoti, ok, thanks
[20:31] <ghoti> Oh, woops, I didn't see that the original query was for sshd.
[20:31] <maxi_> hello everyone
[20:31] <guntbert> LzrdKing: if you gunzip them it happens exactly as described above
[20:31] <Guest29030> hello
[20:31] <Guest29030> looka me, I'm on the internet
[20:31] <ghoti> jeeves: ya, look in /etc/ssh/sshd_config instead.  But read the man page anyway.  :)
[20:31] <LzrdKing> yes, if you gunzip them
[20:32]  * ghoti looks at Guest29030
[20:32] <jeeves> ghoti, ok, thanks.  I need to get this home network "cleaned up".  I'll be back to pick your brain about getting a D-Link WiFi card to work
[20:32] <LzrdKing> but tar -zxvf doesn't gunzip the file
[20:32] <ghoti> jeeves: don't assume that running sshd on a non-standard port provides any extra security...
[20:32] <maxi_> ı have a problem with bluetooth. anybody interested?
[20:32] <administrador> hola
[20:32] <Camaro_09> i have two different versions of ubuntu on my computer, 9.04 and 9.10. if i copy the 8.04 on to a usb and delete the 8.04 on the computer, will i be abl to boot the 8.04 directly from the usb?
[20:33] <jeeves> ghoti, I'm not looking for extra security.  I'm looking for if for some messed up reason the server goes down @ the house, I can remote into SOMETHING to poke @ the network
[20:33] <Camaro_09> i mean i have two different versions, 8.04 and 9.10
[20:33] <ghoti> jeeves, do you have a machine elsewhere that is on a static IP and safe?
[20:33] <eli_> this is maybe the wrong place to ask but Im using xchat and wonder how i could connect to #debian
[20:33] <LzrdKing> eli_: ask in #debian
[20:33] <LjL> eli_: /join #debian
[20:34] <ghoti> If so, you could cause the questionable server to open an SSH tunnel that points to a local shell.  Note that this is a BAD idea and you shouldn't do it.
[20:34] <eli_> ok I will try it out
[20:34] <jeeves> ghoti, lol, nope.  the ONLY thing @ this location that's secure (and always on other than the server) is the router.  And I've got DD-WRT installed on it.
[20:34]  * brianherman 2 more days
[20:34] <eli_> thanks LjL
[20:35] <Camaro_09> i have two different versions of ubuntu on my computer, 8.04 and 9.10. if i copy the 8.04 on to a usb and delete the 8.04 on the computer, will i be able to boot the 8.04 directly from the usb?
[20:35] <ghoti> jeeves: a startup script that runs `ssh -R22222:localhost:22 -fNT host.example.com` might help you around some issues, including changing IP addresses.
[20:36] <_midwestward> hey, how can i update my ubuntu server to the latest lts version? right now i am getting 404 errors when i try to apt-get
[20:36] <LjL> !oldreleases
[20:36] <LjL> hm, no.
[20:36] <maxi_> i cant have my bluetooth turned on. its a usb dongle showin on lsusb as cambridge silicon radio.
[20:36] <xangua> _midwestward: what version do you use¿
[20:36] <jeeves> ghoti, lol, no worries, I got it to work.  Normally, I leave a Linksys WRTSL54GL @ the location with a 500Gb SATA 2.5" laptop HDD plugged into it as my remote access and backup box.
[20:37] <ghoti> sounds like a plan.
[20:37] <jeeves> ghoti, what I need to do however is to get my "Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)" to work.
[20:37] <_midwestward> xangua, i dont knwo
[20:37] <LjL> _midwestward: set your repositories to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/
[20:37] <erUSUL> jeeves: System>Admin...>hardware drivers
[20:37] <LjL> _midwestward: if your current version is at end of life, that is
[20:37] <ghoti> jeeves: can't help you there.  I'm good with general unix stuff and most server applications, but I'm a FreeBSD guy by day.
[20:37] <_midwestward> 7.10
[20:37] <LjL> _midwestward: that's end-of-life, yes
[20:38] <jeeves> ghoti, lol, no worries.  I use Ubuntu to make it look like I know "black magic" on networks.  Mostly, it's to keep the interns off of my laptop @ work
[20:38] <LjL> _midwestward: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades/Gutsy
[20:38] <_midwestward> thanks
[20:38] <Camaro_09> i have two different versions of ubuntu on my computer, 8.04 and 9.10. if i copy the 8.04 on to a usb and delete the 8.04 on the computer, will i be able to boot the 8.04 directly from the usb? does anyone know?
[20:39] <guntbert> !repeat | Camaro_09
[20:39] <ghoti> jeeves: I use FreeBSD and configure things by hand to keep the Linux guys at work from breaking things.  :)
[20:39] <LjL> Camaro_09: i guess it depends on whether your BIOS supports HD-style booting from USB...
[20:39] <LjL> !usb > Camaro_09    (Camaro_09, see the private message from ubottu) this might be useful as a reference
[20:39] <Camaro_09> oops
[20:39] <jeeves> ghoti, that's all the I.T. admins do.  make it complicated enough that other's can't mess with it!  I feel sorry for those Windows guys
[20:40] <xangua> _midwestward: i believe 7.10 nhas no longer support; you will need to install a new version
[20:40] <neosimago> hello people; we're looking to transform our old ldap backend authentication on samba 2 to a new ldap 2.3 backend on samba 3 and the schemas are not playing nice during the add. Is there a script to convert our old ldap 1.9 datablase full of machine names from samba 2 to be compatible with samba 3?
[20:40] <ghoti> I'm trying to install 9.10 netbook remix onto an Eeepc 900.  Can't seem to get past booting the (USB) CD.  If I select the Install option, BusyBox errors out with stuff like "/init: line 1: can't open udevadm settle...".  It doesn't seem to be physical disc errors.  Any clues as to how to diagnose this?
[20:40] <horizon> hi
[20:40] <micrypt> horizon:hi
[20:40] <jeeves> damn cat has clawed the crap outta my arm.
[20:41] <ghoti> now your arm is 100% crap-free.
[20:41] <Guest15640> micrypt: hi
[20:41] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[20:42] <Olejo> Need help with Wacom Intuos graphics tablet GD-0608-U. I installed the "wacom-tools" and "xserver-xorg-input-wacom". It is working but I cannot configure the tools, anyone able to advise?
[20:43] <Guest15640> wild4rd good evening to you..
[20:43] <ConcreteRose> What?
[20:44] <guntbert> Guest15640: please don't greet everyone who joins :-))
[20:44] <ubuntu> i've tried to upgrade to lucid, but i've got an error while processing x11-common (--configure). can you help me, please?
[20:45] <Guest15640> guntbert is usually a good idea, don't you think...
[20:45] <anodesni> I would like to use ubuntu 10.04, but I have a 1366 x 768 screen and ubuntu just uses more space in the GUI compared to my mandriva setup. Can somebody explain the difference?
[20:45] <freezway> hello
[20:45] <sebsebseb> !lucid \ ubuntu
[20:45] <sebsebseb> !lucid | ubuntu
[20:45] <maxi_> !lucid
[20:45] <jeeves> ghoti, any ideas on this one?  http://pastebin.com/ewwN2RdG
[20:45] <guntbert> Guest15640: not in a really big channel like this
[20:45] <ALdaperan> hi all
[20:46] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: different theme?
[20:46] <ALdaperan> how can i convert pdf file to .doc  ?
[20:46] <snowhouse> I have a problem with vnc: I have set up my home pc toconnectable through vnc but it is only connectable to from my home network. I would like to be able to connect to it from scholl andother places, a freind of mine is having the same problem. We both recently installed ubuntu.
[20:46] <random_> How can i configure my eth0 to have the ip 192.168.0.10, atm its 192.168.0.50.
[20:46] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: no, the window bars are the same height
[20:46] <Flare-Laptop> snowhouse: you have to port forward it on your router
[20:46] <erUSUL> random_: how did it get the wrong ip ?
[20:46] <snowhouse> oh thanks
[20:46] <ghoti> jeeves: sorry, I'm not even sure what I'm looking at.  we don't have an `lshw` command in FreeBSD, and all the drivers are different...
[20:46] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: but, e.g., firefox menu (with file edit etc.) is just larger by 4-6 pixels
[20:46] <lenswipe> ghoti, whats the default for /etc again is it 755?
[20:47] <random_> erUSUL, it's technically not wrong, just what i dont want.
[20:47] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: bigger fonts?
[20:47] <ghoti> lenswipe: yes
[20:47] <lenswipe> done
[20:47] <lenswipe> thanks
[20:47] <jeeves> ghoti, lol, ok.  I think I have to install MadWiFi (and I don't want to.  I hate using "round arout" ways of doing things)
[20:47] <anodesni> they both use sans 10
[20:47] <ghoti> np, but remember that lots of files in there are not supposed to be +x....  There's still work to do.  :(
[20:47] <erUSUL> random_: sudo ifconfig eth0 address 192.168.0.10  up ; but if it got its ip via dhcp maybe changing it can couse problems
[20:48] <jeeves> ghoti, I'm just looking @ getting the WiFi card setup as a "backup" if something happens to the onboard NIC
[20:48] <random_> erUSUL, well worth a try
[20:48] <lenswipe> ghoti, ive looked through users .bash_history files and that other one you told me to check - i cant see who did that stunt with /etc
[20:48] <Guest15640> random : you dhcp server is set to release ip address automatically..
[20:48] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: It's strange but ubuntu has always felt big (and sluggish)
[20:48] <lenswipe> ghoti, /var/log/messages was just a heap of numbers
[20:48] <lenswipe> ghoti, any ideas?
[20:49] <ghoti> a heap of number?  that doesn't sound right.
[20:49] <wertwertgfhjrer> is there a difference between "top > system.txt" and "top >> system.txt" ?
[20:49] <ghoti> lenswipe: from what I've heard so far, my instinct would be to "back-up and reinstall".  Then implement finer-grained security via sudo.
[20:50] <anodesni> wertwertgfhjrer: the first overwrites the file, the second appends to the file
[20:50] <ghoti> wertwertgfhjrer: the first example creates system.txt.  the second example ... ^^^
[20:50] <Guest15640> random : ARE U THERE...
[20:51] <ghoti> wertwertgfhjrer: >> will also create the file if it doesn't exist, depending on your shell settings.
[20:51] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: only app that really looks fat to me is xchat i suppose, but only since my res is quite low for 2010...
[20:51] <random_> Guest15640, yes i am but i didnt notice since your using Random not Random__
[20:51] <lenswipe> ghoti, i had sudo.....i just have a ****tarded admin screwing things up
[20:51] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: xchat on Mandriva is lean
[20:51] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: http://imagebin.ca/view/BOYkQ7.html
[20:51] <wertwertgfhjrer> anodesni, ghoti, thx
[20:51] <ghoti> wertwertgfhjrer: `man bash` and search for "REDIRECTION"
[20:51] <guntbert> Guest15640: that about the dhcp server is not correct -- they never force a client to do something
[20:52] <ghoti> lenswipe: but if your /var/log/messages is gibberish, that doesn't sound healthy.  If THAT is busted, who knows what else is.
[20:52] <ghoti> And you need logging.
[20:52] <lenswipe> ghoti, its just a column of numbers like 0020030133324
[20:53] <lenswipe> and theres some other stuff in other columns
[20:53] <ghoti> lenswipe: er...  can you give me an example of 1 line?
[20:53] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: http://imagebin.ca/view/yIjbbn.html
[20:53] <Guest15640> random_: Please repeat your question..
[20:53] <lenswipe> ghoti, sure
[20:54] <lenswipe> ghoti, loads of "Feb 28 12:59:49 trogdor -- MARK --"
[20:54] <ghoti> OH.
[20:54] <ghoti> That's not so bad.
[20:54] <anodesni> not that big a difference
[20:54] <lenswipe> ghisen, and the occasional "Mar 25 20:50:06 trogdor ggzd: [408]: UPDATE 250801 0 0 0 0 0 0 0"
[20:54] <jeeves> ghoti, looks like subversion is the only way to go.  So, now that I've got ~80Mb to d-load, I may as well help some people in here
[20:54] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: thats pretty much the default ubuntu? i'd get rid of one of those panels
[20:54] <ghoti> Something is logging things.  Perhaps too much, but at least the log looks normal.
[20:54] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: keep one, and set that one to hide...
[20:55] <lenswipe> ghoti, not really informative though
[20:55] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: I'll show the difference with virtualbox
[20:55] <ghoti> that's not the point.  It's still a log.  :)
[20:55] <ghoti> Are you running something galled "ggzd"?
[20:55] <erUSUL> ghoti: that got me courios too http://www.ggzgamingzone.org/docs/server/ggzd/
[20:56] <penocio> where in ubuntu is screen resolution and font size config are present so i can change them permanently?
[20:56] <ghoti> ya, I just found that too.
[20:56] <ghoti> penocio, at text consoles, or in X?
[20:56] <penocio> ghoti:  text
[20:57] <hdpb> after the kernel update for lucid RC, grub no longer detects Vista on my other partition.  How do I fix it?
[20:57] <ghoti> penocio, sorry, can't help you there.
[20:57] <xangua> !lucid > hdpb
[20:57] <penocio> ghoti:  arent there any config files?
[20:57] <penocio> ghoti:  ok. where in x. i have tried settings but every time i boot. its changed.
[20:58] <ghoti> penocio, probably, but I don't know where they are.  I could tell you in Gnome, or give you the xterm command line options, but outside of that I'm a FreeBSD user.  And you don't want to hear about vidcontrol.  :)
[20:58] <ghoti> penocio: gnome, kde, or plain xterm?
[20:58] <penocio> kde
[20:58] <ghoti> ah, again, I don't use kde.
[20:58] <wertwertgfhjrer> ghoti, how do i search in terminal?
[20:59] <anodesni> wertwertgfhjrer: find
[20:59] <wertwertgfhjrer> sry i mean when i do man bash, ho do i search for "redirection"
[20:59] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: http://imagebin.ca/view/jmNJZbJP.html   see the difference?
[20:59] <ghoti> wertwertgfhjrer: afaik, gnome terminal doesn't have a search for its history.  You can copy and paste it to gedit or gvim.
[20:59] <ghoti> oh...
[20:59] <fisons> ctrl+z
[20:59] <fisons> for history search
[20:59] <penocio> ghoti:  ok. where in x. i have tried settings but every time i boot. its changed.
[21:00] <ghoti> wertwertgfhjrer: type `man bash`, then type "/" to start your search, then type the text to search for.
[21:00] <erUSUL> ghoti: bash can search in history; crtl + r and begin typing the search string
[21:00] <anodesni> ghoti: history and grep?
[21:00] <fisons> oops, sorrry its ctrl+r
[21:00] <guntbert> wertwertgfhjrer: type / redir
[21:00] <ghoti> erUSUL/anodesni, he was asking about terminal though.  Not sure whether he wanted to search commands, or their output.
[21:00] <Vazz> hello, can someone help me setup networking over usb?
[21:01] <ghoti> and as it turns out, he was asking how to search in less.  :)
[21:01] <ghoti> Vazz, do you want to run pppd on a USB serial port?
[21:01] <erUSUL> fair enough XD
[21:01] <Vazz> ive got fedora arm on my toshiba g900 device
[21:01] <Vazz> and fedora 12 on my desktop
[21:01] <penocio> erUSUL:  can you help
[21:02] <ghoti> this is #ubuntu
[21:02] <brontosaurusrex> anodesni: yes, but thats not the same theme, isnt it?
[21:02] <Vazz> i can connect to sshd on my toshiba
[21:02] <erUSUL> Vazz: http://www.linux-usb.org/usbnet/
[21:02] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: wait
[21:02] <erUSUL> penocio: with ?
[21:03] <penocio> where is the config text file that contains screen resolution ( i think its call *xorg.confg) and the files that has font size config. kde latest kubuntu linux. ?
[21:03] <Guest15640> Vazz: Is it the laptop don't detect the USB...
[21:03] <Vazz> i can ping my desktop from device
[21:03] <erUSUL> penocio: for virtual terminals ( ctrl + alt + f1..6 ) --> sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
[21:03] <Vazz> but i cant ping web...
[21:04] <erUSUL> Vazz: you have to set up internet connection sharing in the the desktop
[21:04] <erUSUL> !ics
[21:04] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: you're right, it is because of the theme http://imagebin.ca/view/K1SKet.html
[21:04] <[InT]Intelligate> can anyone tell me where i can find an ircop?
[21:04] <ghoti> penocio, most X configuration lives in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, though I'm not sure if that's the case universally.
[21:05] <ghoti> penocio, that just gets X up and running.  Applications (window managers, desktop managers, etc) are all in other places.
[21:05] <erUSUL> penocio: #kubuntu will be of more help for X problems
[21:05] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: but why is ubuntu using such a 'fat' theme and not a 'lean' one like mandriva
[21:05] <erUSUL> [InT]Intelligate: #ubuntu-ops ?
[21:05] <wng-> has anyone dealt with infiniband, mellanox connect X in Ubuntu 9.10 server, I need to install flint to update my firmware but I can't seem to get it installed
[21:07] <fisons> anodesni: I also do not understand why ubuntus default-theme changes so drastically with every single release...
[21:07] <LzrdKing> fisons: so you know what you're running by looking at it
[21:07] <antix> fisons: most people would be disappointed otherwise
[21:07] <anodesni> fisons: it has always been brown and *cough* ugly
[21:07] <fisons> anodesni: its not only that it gets changed - its also somehow, hm, ugly by default
[21:08] <fisons> ;)
[21:08] <antix> fisons: hope you like orange and purple...
[21:08] <brontosaurusrex> i think lucid default is actually pretty cool
[21:08] <anodesni> antix: it's auberge ;(
[21:08] <fisons> brontosaurusrex: its ugly too!
[21:08] <anodesni> brontosaurusrex: only if you like a purple terminal
[21:09] <fisons> brontosaurusrex: using it right now - first thing one cannot understand: why did they change the min/max/close-buttons position?
[21:09] <guntbert> !ot | anodesni fisons
[21:09] <antix> fisons: apparently for usability/interferance with notifications
[21:09] <fisons> ubottu: ok
[21:10] <fisons> ubottu: ;)
[21:10] <shane2peru> ubottu, lol
[21:10] <anodesni> rofl
[21:10] <yaaar> howdy
[21:11] <mark1> can someone please tell me how to change the owner of a harddrive from root to mark ?
[21:11] <MarkGil> Ubuntu 10.4 RC just busted my system.  It's done something odd with grub2 and now Win7 no longer boots :-(  Known problem?
[21:11] <anodesni> mark1: go to drive, sudo chown -R mark.mark *
[21:11] <fisons> sudo chown mark <path>
[21:11] <MarkGil> upgrade from 9;04
[21:11] <anodesni> mark1: though I'm not sure about the *
[21:11] <theJKH> Hmm?
[21:11] <Myrtti> MarkGil: you need to change the mount options so the owner is set to you
[21:11] <guntbert> !lucid | MarkGil
[21:11] <yaaar> i've just installed the lucid rc on my laptop; smooth as silk! one question though; is there a quick way to move the close/minimize/maximize buttons back over to the upper righthand corner instead of the upper lefthand corner?
[21:11] <Myrtti> meh.
[21:12] <Myrtti> mark1: ^
[21:12] <Myrtti> MarkGil: sorry bout that, mis-nickcomplete
[21:12] <theJKH> Everyone excited for Thursday?
[21:12] <[InT]Intelligate> can anyone tell me where i can find an ircop?
[21:13] <Prathmesh>  can anyone tell me what should I do after mountin CD as source ?
[21:13] <DeathMetalDean> how u open itunes after downloading it
[21:13] <Myrtti> Witney: #freenode
[21:13] <Prathmesh> I want to upgrade
[21:13] <DeathMetalDean> ill give u an upgrade
[21:13] <anodesni> DeathCrawler: pay hundreds of dollars for a proprietary os and click on it!
[21:13] <erUSUL> Prathmesh: are you using alternate cd to do a distribution upgrade ?
[21:13] <Scunizi> mark1: to change the owner you have to know the mount point.. something like /media/sda1 .. so once you know that then "sudo chown -R mark:mark /media/sda1"
[21:13] <guntbert> anodesni: please stay helpful
[21:14] <anodesni> guntbert: ok sry
[21:14] <dugger5688> Are the close/minimize buttons going to be moved back in release? The new style makes no sense, since it puts the close button right over the file menu.
[21:14] <anodesni> guntbert: though it is true, and the only solution next to wine
[21:14] <Scunizi> mark1: you might not be able to see it in IRC but there is a colon ":" between mark & mark
[21:14] <dotnetted> Hey all - just installed kvm into ubuntu 9.1 - when I run "virsh -c qemu://system list" I get: "Cannot access CA certificate" - I'm following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Installation -- what could I be doing wrong? Thanks
[21:15] <gnucodemonkey> Anyone has any ideea how can I see if I am using caps lock or num luck on ubuntu with a dell laptop?
[21:15] <dotnetted> The instructions on the ubuntu community pg dont mention having to create a cert
[21:15] <yaaar> nevermind; i found it...gconf-editor to the rescue again
[21:15] <gnucodemonkey> I don't have leds to indicate me what I am using.
[21:15] <datacrusher> well, its always that way. if you try to please everyone, half of them thinks its a shit.
[21:15] <dugger5688> mark1: sudo chown mark:mark /media/$DRIVE
[21:15] <guntbert> !language | datacrusher
[21:15] <Prathmesh> Hello anyone available ?
[21:15] <mark1> Scunizi, so like this:    sudo chown -R mark:mark "/media/Media 1500"
[21:16] <Scunizi> dugger5688: he probably needs teh -R switch to make it recursive
[21:16] <datacrusher> sorry guntbert
[21:16] <apparle_> I am having problem with mencoder, which I doubt to be bug. anyone expert on mencoder who could help
[21:16] <Myrtti> mark1: you might break up something with that. What kind of a drive is it? FAT or NTFS?
[21:16] <Scunizi> mark1: if the name has a space then like this "sudo chown -R mark:mark /media/"Media 1500"
[21:16] <LzrdKing> hey, when an ubuntu iso is released, then after a while packages will be updated, will the iso ever get updated as well, or is the release the release until the next one?
[21:16] <DeathMetalDean> itunes
[21:16] <Scunizi> mark1: without the first set of "'s in the front of sudo
[21:16] <Myrtti> LzrdKing: LTS releases will get point releases to their cd's.
[21:16] <guntbert> Prathmesh: you want to upgrade from what version to what version?
[21:16] <erUSUL> LzrdKing: only LTS get updated isos from time to time
[21:16] <ChaosR> hiya, how do I enable an application to create SOCK_RAW without giving the app full root access?
[21:17] <MarkGil> any ideas how I can fix grub2 so it can boot Win7 again?  Or has Ubuntu upgrade trashed my Win7 ?
[21:17] <mark1> Scunizi oh i see
[21:17] <mark1> Myrtti its ntfs
[21:17] <yaaar> so, is there no way to setup a chat account in empathy without saving your password?
[21:17] <luis__> I need urgent help: when some pages dont wanna charge I am redirectioned to a search engine called oxide search. Its extremely annoying, because I have to close firefox to enter to the desired page, i need help pls
[21:17] <LzrdKing> so jauty and karmic isos will be the same forever, but lucid's iso will change over time?
[21:17] <Scunizi> mark1: linux works with but makes it cumbersom to have file names with a space.. I've gotten use to using an underline for the space .. ie Media_1500
[21:18]  * AnxiousNut is back (gone 00:05:34)
[21:18]  * AnxiousNut is away: I might not be here right now
[21:18] <anodesni> yaaar: I think you can leave the password blank, just press enter
[21:18] <Myrtti> mark1: then chmodding will do little good to you. You need to study mount options and set the ownership of the drive to your preferred user at mount instead of trying chmodding
[21:18] <mark1> Scunizi yea that makes sense, ill try stick to it from now on
[21:18] <luis__> I need urgent help: when some pages dont wanna charge I am redirectioned to a search engine called oxide search. Its extremely annoying, because I have to close firefox to enter to the desired page, i need help pls
[21:18] <erUSUL> ChaosR: with capabilities http://www.outflux.net/blog/archives/2010/02/09/easy-example-of-fscaps/
[21:18] <guntbert> !away > AnxiousNut
[21:18] <Myrtti> AnxiousNut: turn that off please.
[21:18] <erUSUL> ChaosR: disclaimer: i dunno if ubuntu has the kernel support for it. try it and see
[21:19] <yaaar> anodesni: no, the 'forward' button is ghosted until i type something in both user and password boxes
[21:19] <apparle_> If I have a problem with mencoder, should I report it on launchpad/ubuntu or upstream
[21:19] <luis__> I need urgent help: when some pages dont wanna charge I am redirectioned to a search engine called oxide search. Its extremely annoying, because I have to close firefox to enter to the desired page, i need help pls
[21:19] <anodesni> yaaar: do you mean password for e.g. msn?
[21:19] <AnxiousNut> guntbert,ubottu,Myrtti: sorry i was testing xchat didnt know it was doing that!
[21:19] <guntbert> !repeat | luis__
[21:20] <yaaar> anodesni: yes (in this case google talk)
[21:20] <guntbert> AnxiousNut: thats why we asked you politely :-)
[21:20] <anodesni> yaaar: then you always need a password
[21:20] <ChaosR> erUSUL: thanks, I'm gonna try that now
[21:20] <yaaar> anodesni: i know i always need it....what i want is for the program to ask me for it every time i start empathy. in other words, i want empathy to *not* save my password
[21:21] <AnxiousNut> guntbert: k thanks, just turned off everything
[21:21] <mark1> Scunizi, "sudo chown -R mark:mark /media/Media 1500" it says  no such file or directory
[21:21] <anodesni> yaaar: ah, I see
[21:21] <ghoti> luis__, perhaps if you phrased your question better, it would be easier to answer.  For example, I don't know what "when some pages dont wanna charge" means.
[21:21] <snowhouse> what is the best video editor for ubuntu?
[21:21] <luis__> some pages dont wanna load :)
[21:21] <Scunizi> mark1: put another quote mark in front of Media
[21:21] <Scunizi> mark1: and eliminate the one in front of sudo
[21:21] <anodesni> yaaar: You could use the gnome keyring?
[21:21] <Hillshum> snowhouse: Cinelerra is the most powerful
[21:22] <ghoti> luis__, that's probably something your Internet provider is doing with their DNS servers.  Try changing to other DNS servers and see if the problem continues.
[21:22] <ChaosR> erUSUL: too bad, doesn't work
[21:22] <yaaar> anodesni: so in other words empathy has no way to just create an account without saving the password? that's ridiculous
[21:22] <snowhouse> i want to be able to compile images with sound overlays
[21:22] <erUSUL> ChaosR: grep CAPA /boot/config-$(uname -r) ---> CONFIG_SECURITY_FILE_CAPABILITIES=y
[21:22] <mark1> Scunizi, thanks
[21:22] <snowhouse> will it work eaily?
[21:22] <anodesni> yaaar: I'm not sure
[21:22] <Hillshum> snowhouse: PiTiVi is more simply, also try OpenShot and kdenlive
[21:22] <erUSUL> ChaosR: the support is there though
[21:22] <snowhouse> *easily
[21:22] <sekuoir> hey can some send to the off topic room
[21:22] <M4nfr3D> hello, have an issue (again) after ./configure gtmess, the 'make' cmd don't work, any idea ?
[21:22] <Scunizi> mark1: all part of the process..
[21:23] <sekuoir> hey can some send to the off topic room
[21:23] <luis__> ghoti: what u mean with changing to another dns
[21:23] <ChaosR> erUSUL: then I guess its wine that messing the things up here, hehe
[21:23] <yaaar> anodesni: wow. looks that way: https://bugs.launchpad.net/empathy/+bug/391659
[21:24] <snowhouse> links to any of them?
[21:24] <ghoti> snowhouse: Blender is well loved. LiVEs gets some good press, but I couldn't make it work.
[21:24] <ghoti> snowhouse: Google is your friend.
[21:24] <snowhouse> ok ok
[21:24] <AnxiousNut> how can i make 3d moving text in OpenShot just like this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh6yBqHpY10?
[21:24] <Guest15640> Prathmesh : yes ! always..
[21:24] <anodesni> yaaar: I see
[21:24] <snowhouse> i wont be lazy
[21:24] <Guest29475> i like wine, but i usually mess up too when i have too much of it
[21:25] <tasslehoff> My car accepts mp3-cds, but only in ISO 9660-format. Can I force Brasero to use that format? If not, what other app could I use?
[21:25] <Witney> can anyone tell me where i can find an ircop?
[21:25] <yaaar> i'm frankly pretty floored that ubuntu has allowed empathy to be the default client when it forces you to store your passwords. particularly on systems that automatically log in a default user (which under many use cases will be used by multiple people, possibly with separate chat accounts) this is a security hole about a mile wide
[21:25] <Dr-Ubuntu> ./stats o witney
[21:25] <ghoti> tasslehoff: you could roll your CDs by hand using `growisofs`
[21:25] <ghoti> Witney: #freenode
[21:25] <yaaar> i mean, whatever...i can (and will) certainly install pidgin. but that doesn't mean what they shipped me wasn't broken
[21:26] <ConcreteRose> Viki is here
[21:26] <ConcreteRose> whos there?
[21:26] <Guest15640> tasslehoff : why don't you use KRB..
[21:26] <ghoti> yaaar: or you could switch to irssi...
[21:26] <Guest15640> tasslehoff : why don't you use K3B..
[21:26] <M4nfr3D> hi,  './configure' work well but 'make' return me 'no target specified and no makefile found' what do ?
[21:26] <tasslehoff> ghoti: ooh. exiting :)
[21:27] <Pici> Witney: Please /join #freenode   for an ircop.
[21:27] <tasslehoff> Guest15640: atm. I have no kde-apps installed, but I may have to :)
[21:27] <anodesni> Witney: we have one (guntbert)
[21:28] <ghoti> tasslehoff: growisofs is really really easy to use...   growisofs -Z /dev/dvd -R -J /path/to/files
[21:28] <yaaar> ghoti: meh. the cli is great for lots of stuff...but i've lost my love for it on chat/email/web type stuff. been years and years since i used mutt for instance...
[21:28] <Pici> anodesni: Hes not 1) here, 2) a freenode staffer.
[21:29] <mark1> Scunizi so its not working, do you think its cause my hard drive is ntfs
[21:29] <anodesni> Pici: I didn't noticed he left
[21:29] <ghoti> yaaar: email and irc are the things I find best done in text, thanks to GNU Screen.
[21:30] <LzrdKing> !info screen
[21:30] <LzrdKing> screen is awesome
[21:30] <plum> why can my ubuntu install not find gparted? :/
[21:30] <freezway> how can I use scp through a proxy?
[21:30] <ghoti> freezway: what kind of proxy?
[21:31] <freezway> http
[21:31] <freezway> im at school, i am on windows...
[21:31] <ghoti> can't see how you could do that...
[21:31] <plum> E: couldn't find package gparted
[21:31] <freezway> trying to acess my file on my home comp
[21:31] <firevai> good day all
[21:31] <ghoti> freezway: maybe you could install a FUSE filesystem?
[21:31] <freezway> can't
[21:31] <ghoti> cygwin?
[21:31] <freezway> i can SSH into my comp, I am rite now
[21:32] <ghoti> what ssh client?
[21:32] <firevai> i need some ati/xorg help.. there appears not to be resolution settings in my xorg.conf file, and i cant set my desktop resolution.. i installed the ati-xorg-server in synaptec and rebooted.. what am i missing
[21:32] <wasutton3> i am looking for a way to track objects in 3d (and be able to update them and their positions autonomously) is there anything like that?
[21:32] <freezway> i have putty, which i can run like the command scp, but I need to know how to tell it about the proxy
[21:32] <yaaar> ghoti: LzrdKing yeah screen rules
[21:33] <firevai> freezway, did you set permissions correctly.. give rights to the files you want?
[21:33] <ghoti> freezway: I don't see how SCP could run through an HTTP proxy without some kind of special handler on the remote end.  How does putty SSH to the outside?  SOCKS?  NAT?
[21:33] <zenlunatic> firevai, did you google ubuntu reconfigure xorg
[21:33] <mark1> does anyone know why my sudo chown has no affect on my ntfs hard drive ?
[21:33] <freezway> yes
[21:33] <firevai> yes.. but i gotta look again i guess lol
[21:33] <firevai> brb
[21:33] <tasslehoff> ghoti: what does -R and -J do? can't see it in the manpage. I'm burning to a cd, not a dvd, so I guess I should use /dev/cdrom
[21:34] <erUSUL> mark1: file permissions in ntfs drives are controlled via mount options
[21:34] <freezway> i Putty i run just like ssh, its basiccly a clone on the linux command
[21:34] <ghoti> tasslehoff: -R is for RockRidge extensions, -J is Joliet.  you can `man mkisofs` for details.
[21:34] <freezway> o the outside?  SOCKS?  NAT?
[21:34] <freezway> 13:33 < zenlunatic> firevai, did you google ubuntu reconfigure xorg
[21:34] <mark1> erUSUL, thanks so do you know how i can change the owner ?
[21:35] <ghoti> freezway: how does putty get to the outside?  SOCKS?  NAT?  Which?
[21:35] <zenlunatic> mark1, maybe bash doesnt recognize ntfs file permissions.... just my guess
[21:35] <erUSUL> mark1: remount it with correct option? how did you mounted it?
[21:36] <firevai> ok that didnt help.. did nothing for my vid settings.. just kbd
[21:36] <tasslehoff> ghoti: ok. it says the media is not recognized as a recordable dvd. I'll have to research some more. thanks.
[21:37] <freezway> 13:33 -!- dusterl [~quassel@ip-90-186-249-130.web.vodafone.de]I am on windows, running putty from my flash drive. I am behind a http proxy, proxy.beavton.k12.or.us and I can ssh in using putty, but idk how to scp
[21:37] <iceroot> freezway: use an scp-client on windows
[21:37] <iceroot> freezway: winscp or something like that
[21:37] <bastidrazor> freezway: winscp
[21:38] <freezway> iceroot: i have one, but its a terminal app (no problem) but I dont know how to add stuff for proxy
[21:38] <iceroot> freezway: ##windows i guess because its windows-software
[21:39] <freezway> ok
[21:39] <khunter619> How to remove linux-backports-modules-karmic ?
[21:40] <khunter619> I got it from here: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-karmic
[21:40] <iceroot> khunter619: sudo apt-get remove --purge packagename
[21:40] <khunter619> iceroot: thanks
[21:41] <Witney> can anyone tell me where i can find an ircop?
[21:41] <hax0r> hello
[21:41] <Limey> Hi.
[21:41] <hax0r> i have a question for you
[21:41] <bastidrazor> Witney: how many times do you need to be told before you listen?
[21:42] <erUSUL> Witney: #ubuntu-ops or #freenode. you have been told this many times already
[21:42] <mark1> erUSUL, how do i put options when i mount it, cause it just automatically mounted it
[21:42] <hax0r> i want to create a usb boot key of windows seven with my iso
[21:42] <vex__> if i have a camera i want to hook up to my computer and program to use in one of my projects how do i go about doing that
[21:42] <erUSUL> mark1: install ntfs-config and run it « gksudo ntfs-config »
[21:42] <aj00200> hax0r: can't you just write it to the drive?
[21:42] <hax0r> but i don't manage to do it. I do a dd on ntfs partition but it doesn't work
[21:42] <mark1> erUSUL, thanks
[21:43] <screenshot> hi
[21:43] <screenshot> I compiled the kernel. I get this error when setup.
[21:43] <erUSUL> vex__: webcam ¿?
[21:43] <screenshot> http://paste.linux-sevenler.org/index.php?id=32343
[21:43] <hax0r> no it doesn't work
[21:44] <sanderqd> hey, i was wondering whether it's possible to install ubuntu just using bootcamp, and not changing the EFI or other scary stuff? (am i in the right channel?)
[21:44] <erUSUL> screenshot: why are you compiling your kernel ?
[21:44] <mark1> erUSUL, i installed it how do i run it ?
[21:44] <hax0r> i write it with dd
[21:44] <vex__> erUSUL: its like a disposible digital camera that i want to somehow get into and write a program to store images once they are taken
[21:44] <erUSUL> mark1: « gksudo ntfs-config » in the alt + f2 dialog for example
[21:44] <ConcreteRose> Viki was here.
[21:45] <mark1> erUSUL thanks
[21:45] <screenshot> erUSUL, Ralink 3070 chipset does not work because the usb wireless adapter
[21:46] <khunter619> how do I view logs saved in X-Chat Gnome. Gedit says Could not open the file /home/asus/Desktop/#ubuntu-2010-04-27-13h38.log.
[21:46] <erUSUL> screenshot: not even after installing linux-backports-modules-wireless-karmic-generic ?
[21:47] <erUSUL> vex__: i dunno sorry
[21:47] <thesteo82> guys, i have firefox set as my default browser, but links i follow from bash still go to konqueror. any ideas?
[21:47] <ringer> khunter619, check the file permissions
[21:47] <screenshot> erUSUL, yes
[21:47] <deeeed> hi
[21:48] <GSF1200S> is there something im missing? I CANNOT connect to my unencypted router using the command line, but nm-applet has no issue connecting. Is there some pid im supposed to kill or lock im supposed to rm before I use the command line if nm-applet is installed?
[21:48] <hax0r> who has done a usb keys with windows seven on ubuntu ?
[21:48] <khunter619> ringer: I changed file permissions to read & write
[21:48] <GSF1200S> I just connected about 20 minutes ago on arch without an issue
[21:48] <erUSUL> screenshot: :/. the pastebin is unclear. (not known language) try again the commands but with LC_ALL=C in fron of them
[21:49] <mark1> erUSUL, do you know why i can see that hard drive in the ntfs config options
[21:49] <erUSUL> screenshot: i.e. LC_ALL=C sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[21:49] <screenshot> im understand
[21:49] <khunter619> ringer: still it gives Could not open the file /home/asus/Desktop/#ubuntu-2010-04-27-13h38.log. gedit has not been able to detect the character coding.
[21:49] <khunter619> Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.
[21:49] <khunter619> Select a character coding from the menu and try again.
[21:49] <ringer> khunter619, how did you create the file?
[21:49] <constantin> hello
[21:50] <constantin> is there any french there ?
[21:50] <erUSUL> !fr
[21:50] <khunter619> ringer: X-Chat Gnome ==> Discussion ==> Save Transcript
[21:50] <Lenin_Cat> how do I install a x32 package on x64?
[21:50] <erUSUL> Lenin_Cat: you shouldn't
[21:50] <bosko> dpkg --force-architecture -i <package_name>
[21:51] <Lenin_Cat> erUSUL, but theres no x64 package
[21:51] <erUSUL> Lenin_Cat: there are no guaranties that it will work
[21:51] <Lenin_Cat> erUSUL, ok?
[21:51] <erUSUL> Lenin_Cat: you have to install ia32-libs too
[21:51] <Lenin_Cat> I have it installed
[21:51] <bosko> Yes.
[21:51] <bosko> install ia32-libs too
[21:51] <Lenin_Cat> I have it installed
[21:52] <Lenin_Cat> so how do I do it?
[21:52] <ringer> khunter619, on xchat 2.8.6 I do Settings > Preferences > Chatting > Logging
[21:52] <erUSUL> Lenin_Cat: bosko already told you how
[21:52] <Lenin_Cat> oh sorry
[21:52] <chrisreich>  Lenin_Cat why not compile 64-bit executable from source code on your 64-bit installation?
[21:52] <bosko> Lenin_Cat: I've just installed lightscribe x32 package and it is working.
[21:52] <sinisterstuf> who can tell me where i can download the driver for the dku-5 cable?
[21:52] <ringer> khunter619, is that a different version of xchat? perhaps you need to try #xchat channel for help
[21:52] <Lenin_Cat> if wont work
[21:52] <aj00200> Does anyone know where to get drivers for a HP deskjet 960c?
[21:52] <Lenin_Cat> ill uninstall it
[21:53] <bosko> Lenin_Cat: but there is no guarantee that 32 bit package will work.
[21:53] <khunter619> ringer: I have XChat-GNOME 0.26.1
[21:53] <Lenin_Cat> ill uninstall it
[21:53] <Lenin_Cat> if it wont work
[21:53] <rano> hi
[21:53] <khunter619> ringer: I got it from Synaptic Package Manager
[21:53] <ringer> khunter619, as I said, probably best try /j #xchat
[21:54] <erUSUL> aj00200: hp drivers come included.
[21:54] <erUSUL> !info hplip
[21:55] <youssie> hi
[21:55] <sinisterstuf> where can i get dku-5 drivers? anyone?
[21:55] <aj00200> erUSUL: it does not seem to print black correctly
[21:55] <sinisterstuf> !hi | youssie
[21:55] <youssie> yes it works..............
[21:55] <Guest15640> aj00200 : http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=28175&taskId=135
[21:55] <erUSUL> screenshot: a cable does not need drivers... or i am missing something ?
[21:55] <aj00200> Guest15640: ok. I'll look
[21:55] <omabena> i'm trying to install samba on ubuntu, but i don't see it on the remote server, something i can try
[21:56] <erUSUL> sinisterstuf: cable does not need drivers... or i am missing something ?
[21:56] <sinisterstuf> erUSUL: well... it comes with a CD with drivers on, but they are for windows
[21:56] <erUSUL> screenshot: sorry
[21:56] <Buhmillion> hey guys, i have a  working dansguardian setup running, any idea how to setup virus-scanning on it?
[21:56] <screenshot> erUSUL, no problem
[21:56] <sinisterstuf> erUSUL: all exe files to install the stuff, since the CD came with the cable and the CD is called dku-5 i assume the drivers are for the cable
[21:56] <javatexan> hey guys, is there a safe way to dump the contents of /tmp...wow there is a lot of goodies there.
[21:57] <Buhmillion> javatexan, "sudo cp /tmp ~/tmp"
[21:58] <sinisterstuf> this channel is always so hectic
[21:58] <plum> hey, i am trying to boot from grub on my internal harddrive, with linux installed on a secondary removable harddrive. i am wondering what i would need to edit in /etc/fstab to change the boot partition to be found on /sda (my internal harddrive)
[21:58] <plum> Can someone please help me with this?
[21:58] <ringer> my browser(s) not working. Suspect problem with port 80 (because I can irc ok). How can I check/test port 80?
[21:59] <sinisterstuf> plum: i think you would use gparted to do that
[21:59] <Buhmillion> ringer, you don't need to open a port to web browse, its something else.
[22:00] <ringer> Buhmillion, so how come I can irc but not browse. Any suggestions?
[22:00] <plum> sinisterstuf: someone told me that i need to create /boot for grub to read it, and have that be in /sda. currently it is in /sdb so i created a partition for it already. now i need to change /etc/fstab to tell grub to mount a different partition and re-run grub-install
[22:00] <plum> does that sound accurate?
[22:00] <zebastian> ringer: check the settings so you don't use a proxy or something
[22:00] <sinisterstuf> ringer: perhaps your browser is not using the system wide proxy settings?
[22:00] <Buhmillion> ringer, probably something with the browser? load up a ubuntu live cd and check firefox functionality
[22:00] <ConcreteRose> SharpKnife?
[22:01] <ConcreteRose> You mean SharpAmature
[22:01] <ConcreteRose> :)
[22:01] <mmica> Hey. How to block a shortcut (alt+f4) for some apps? I use FluxBox and Ubuntu 9.10
[22:01] <sinisterstuf> plum: i don't know anything about fstab unfortunately, sorry, can't help :(
[22:01] <aj00200> Ok, now how do I set up a network share with my printer and windows on Ubuntu 9.10
[22:01] <plum> okay. thanks anyway.
[22:01] <sinisterstuf> plum: have you checked help.ubuntu.com ?
[22:02] <Buhmillion> mmica, System > Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts > alt f4
[22:02] <ringer> Buhmillion, sinisterstuf zebastian it seems to be intermittent. That is why I suspect port problems. Chrome & Firefox both the same problem
[22:02] <mmica> thanks ;]
[22:02] <plum> sinisterstuf: my question is very precise and very hard to find any answers relative to it on there. haha
[22:02] <Ose> i'm having some problems with my computer shutting down for no reason. It happens very fast, so i'm unable to read any error messages, etc. anything I can do to figure it out?
[22:02] <Nanashi> My Windows partition got pwnd by viruses. Anyone know a good program to wipe them out with from Linux?
[22:03] <sinisterstuf> plum: oh, i had hoped that by reading about fstab on there you might learn enough to figure out what to do, I'd be interested to know too
[22:03] <Buhmillion> ringer, again, it could be something with the browser/OS/ driver/ whatever is handling http, so use ubuntu live cd as a test
[22:03] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: i delete them by hand... but it sounds like your job will be too big, and you might not know what to look for
[22:03] <Buhmillion> nanashi, not really
[22:03] <eric_nw> quick question on apt. what's the easiest way to install a package and its dependencies all using a particular version that's not the latest?
[22:03] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: if your Windows partitio is infected, you should get data off it, and start over really
[22:03] <ShakeyJake> Busy channel: can anyone help with a Samba config file? I have everything working, I just need to specify which folders are shared, currently it's my entire /home directory. Cheers guys.
[22:03] <chonchon> hello
[22:03] <plum> sinisterstuf: ah, yes, i thought you meant something else. no i should go look into fstab.
[22:04] <theJKH> Everyone excited for Thursday?
[22:04] <chonchon> i'm totally new
[22:04] <Buhmillion> ShakeyJake, just uncomment the part in there already about homw folders
[22:04] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: Yeah, I went through and deleted anything suspicious. F-Prot says I've got 1 infected file but I know it should be more.
[22:04] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: you can use as many security tools as you like for cleaning up a Windows partition, but you can't quarrantee  that  they have done the job properly,  even if they have, and so on
[22:04] <yaaar> any thinkfinger gurus around? i just installed it on the lucid rc (using the integrated reader on my dell xps m1330) and it works for some things and not others. i used tf-tool --acquire as my normal user, and /usr/lib/pam-thinkfinger/pam-thinkfinger-enable and the /etc/pam.d/common-auth file looks like the docs say it should. gksudo and sudo from the cli work with swipes, but i can't login...
[22:04] <yaaar> ...or unlock the screen with them
[22:04] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: F-Prot?
[22:05] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: Interweb said it'd be a good think to scan with
[22:05] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: oh, never heard of it. i've used avast, and avg free.
[22:05] <Buhmillion> hey guys, i have a  working dansguardian setup running, any idea how to setup virus-scanning on it?
[22:06] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: but viruses will always be an issue in win
[22:06] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: I installed AVG just before it went down. It was all glitchy and I couldn't run a system scan.
[22:06] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: above  that was meant to be, even if it seems that they have.  plus your computer might be being used by malicious people once infected, so a good idea to do a clean install of the operating system.
[22:06] <Buhmillion> Nanashi, AVG < AVAST
[22:07] <Buhmillion> nanashi, just do claen install, theres no way to be sure
[22:07] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: i agree with sebsebseb, save your important data and reformat
[22:07] <Guest15640> Nanashi : do use free anti-virus, instead look kaspersky; download and install, be virus free..
[22:08] <sinisterstuf> lol @ Guest15640
[22:08] <Nanashi> T__T I dun wanna hafta do a clean install. I struggled with windows far too long to lose all my settings now. I'll do what I can from Ubuntu but if all else fails...
[22:08] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: I could even give you articles about how anti virus and such in Windows is rather useless, once infected
[22:08] <Buhmillion> wait, unrelated, but how do you pronounce kaspersky, i think its kass per skee
[22:09] <sinisterstuf> Buhmillion: kasPERskii
[22:09] <ShakeyJake> @Bumhillion, how do I then choose what is shared?
[22:10] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: obliterate your windows partition hahahaha it's what i did and i've never regretted it, except some games don't work so nice
[22:10] <Buhmillion> Nanashi, heres a tip. Reinstall windows, delete all bloatware, install drivers, configure settings, and then.... IMAGE IT!!!! then you have a perfect copy of your perfect system for next time
[22:10] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: I bought this computer specifically to play games though
[22:10] <Faratl> Need help. I dowloaded the vbox ose and im trying to install windows but everytime i get to the formatting step it just sits at 20% and freezes up. Any suggestions?
[22:10] <Nanashi> Buhmillion: good idea! Uhm, How do I make an image?
[22:11] <siropio> is there an editor so i can de-TAB what i have select?
[22:11] <siropio> i use geany
[22:11] <siropio> a lot
[22:11] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: what kind of games? i think part of my problem is not-so-legally aquired games.....
[22:11] <trinikrono> siropio: gedit?
[22:11] <snap--> Nanashi - why not get a live disk?
[22:11] <Ose> Faratl: boo, I thought someone was answering /my/ question :(
[22:11] <sebsebseb> sinisterstuf: yeah reformatting, but sometimes that won't even be good enough,  so got to do a proper hard disk install instead.  Really what people that must have Windows for a few apps since Wine won't cut it for example, and apps that aren't 3D,  is if the computer can handle it, enough RAM and such,  is run Windows in a virtual machine inside a more secure OS such as Ubuntu.  Then if they get infected they can easilly use a clean copy of the vm
[22:11] <sebsebseb> for example,  and can copy them like a normal file.
[22:11] <Guest15640> Nanashi : instead use playstation...!
[22:11] <penocio> where is the config file which contains screen resolution and font sizes, in kde latest kubuntu. i have tried going to settings and display/appearance but at reboot it changes back.2. i have increased ram from 512 to 512m+1g. (p4 2.8ghz HT tech) but i still observe same speed/performance. why?
[22:11] <siropio> trinikrono, what is the shortcut for de-TAB?
[22:11] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: which games?   can get quite a lot of Windows games working quite well in Wine for example
[22:11] <Buhmillion> Nanashi, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+image+a+partition
[22:12] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: Knights of The Old Republic (legal), MMOs, Fable TLC (Legal)
[22:12] <trinikrono> siropio: you know i dont what de tab is
[22:12] <trinikrono> just now
[22:12] <sebsebseb> sinisterstuf: uh above,  proper hard disk clean install,  that was meant to be
[22:12] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: i think those work in ubuntu
[22:12] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: I don't do all that much illegal gaming. And I don't even have bittorent on the windows partition
[22:12] <penocio> where is the config file which contains screen resolution and font sizes, in kde latest kubuntu. i have tried going to settings and display/appearance but at reboot it changes back.2. i have increased ram from 512 to 512m+1g. (p4 2.8ghz HT tech) but i still observe same speed/performance. why?
[22:13] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: i don't often torrent stuff, i just hate DRM
[22:13] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: have you tried you're games in Wine.  also may be a bit slow or something,  but 3D Windows gaming can work in Virtualbox 3.0+
[22:13] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: Ah, well, I used to torrent a lot... But none of that is stored on this computer
[22:13] <Buhmillion> Nanashi, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+image+a+partition
[22:13] <sinisterstuf> sebsebseb: i installed winXP in a virtual box, it sucked, maybe it's cos my pc's specs are too low....
[22:13] <siropio> i mean to get rid of the TABS when you are programming. for examples if you select a region of text and press TAB button they are getting in for a tab i want the reverse
[22:13] <sebsebseb> !piracy | Nanashi
[22:14] <sinisterstuf> sebsebseb: sorry
[22:14] <Nanashi> Oops, sorry guys
[22:14] <sinisterstuf> siropio: i use gedit, there is a plugin for it, then you can just select the code and press ctrl+T to tab
[22:14] <sinisterstuf> siropio: or ctrl+shit+T to untab
[22:14] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: anyway as I was saying for the games
[22:14] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: tried any of that?
[22:14] <yaaar> anybody know why i can't login or unlock my screen using my fingerprint scanner and thinkfinger? i used tf-tool --acquire and /usr/lib/pam-thinkfinger/pam-thinkfinger-enable ...and sudo/gksudo work great
[22:14] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: also do you play those games online?
[22:15] <fax> hello
[22:15] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Some
[22:15] <siropio> sinisterstuf, thanks a lot :) you are right UN-tab is more precice :P
[22:15] <fax> does anyone use ubuntu on a computer like this: http://www.gearfuse.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/new-mac-pro.jpg
[22:15] <fax> ?
[22:15] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: have you tried the games in Wine or Virtualbox mabye Windows virtual machine?
[22:15] <snap--> if Nanashi 'struggled with windows for far too long' then i'm not sure you guys should be recommending relatively advanced things like partitioning.  Nanashi, google for 'live CD' or 'live DVD' and find an image from a repuatble website to download and burn, then you can boot into linux and run from memory.
[22:15] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: unfortunately i am under a lot of pressure at uni and don't get much time for gaming anymore, hoewver, when i get the new perfect world you should all come play with me, it works in wine :)
[22:16] <fax> I would love to ask anyone who does if it is robust or does it have a prolbem where it sometiems breaks
[22:16] <penocio> where is the config file which contains screen resolution and font sizes, in kde latest kubuntu. i have tried going to settings and display/appearance but at reboot it changes back.2. i have increased ram from 512 to 512m+1g. (p4 2.8ghz HT tech) but i still observe same speed/performance. why?
[22:16] <sinisterstuf> siropio: you're welcome. was my answer helpful to you?
[22:16] <nokia3510> What is the kernel boot option for doing a text mode install ? I tried appending text already to no avail
[22:16] <Nanashi> snap--: I know my way around my machine. I only have a windows partition for gaming.
[22:17] <_bob_k> I may have found a bug in Empathy.  Is this the right place to address it?
[22:17] <mozillanerd> penocio: trye /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:17] <siropio> sinisterstuf, kind of i tried in Geany and i had some weird results
[22:17] <Nanashi> I'll look into setting up a virtual box, thanks guys.
[22:17] <mum-n-dad> hey
[22:17] <ringer> sinisterstuf, zebastian while I was waiting for live cd to boot, browser started working. Any ideas what may be happening?
[22:17] <mum-n-dad> got a problem
[22:17] <mum-n-dad> * Starting FTP server: vsftpd                                         [ OK ]
[22:17] <mum-n-dad> but i get
[22:17] <mum-n-dad> <--- 530 This FTP server is anonymous only.
[22:17] <mum-n-dad> where's the vsftpd.conf and how do i restart it?
[22:17] <FloodBot1> mum-n-dad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:17] <sinisterstuf> ringer: that's strange
[22:17] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: going back to earlier, if your WIndows install is infected,  you should clean insall the operating system, for various reasons.  Windows support is off topic in here though.  Virtualbox might be ok for your games,  depending on your hardware,  Wine may work as well.
[22:18] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: try Wine first
[22:18] <Gangrel> can someone tell me how to partition the main hdd (the one that has ubuntu on it)?
[22:18] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: I will
[22:18] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: and you can maybe get app help in #winehq  if they don't seem to work
[22:18] <ringer> sinisterstuf, yeah, it's been happening on and off for a couple of weeks. Ever since I went fulltime Ubuntu
[22:18] <khunter619> When I sudo modprobe ath9k I get error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/206880/
[22:18] <jimmy51_> !pxe
[22:18] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Except, I already know that KoTOR won't run in wine. I just tried it earlier
[22:18] <fax> okay since nobody can tell me I will just try it myself and hope for the best
[22:18] <switch10_> Gangrel: you must use a LiveCD so you can unmount the filesystem..
[22:19] <sinisterstuf> ringer:  i really don't know, if the problem persists perhaps you should report it?
[22:19] <aj00200> How would I set up a printer share with windows XP. The printer is on my Ubuntu computer
[22:19] <sinisterstuf> Nanashi: perhaps you just need to fiddle with the settings?
[22:19] <Nanashi> sinisterstuf: perhaps
[22:19] <fax> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt -- which one do you put on a USB ?
[22:19] <ringer> sinisterstuf, if only ther was someone I could report it to - am on my own here
[22:19] <CaptainTrek> hey, where is the SSH public key stored?  i'm tryin to find it to upload to a server for authentication
[22:19] <powertool08> !samba > aj00200
[22:19] <robo> hi: i have a ide hard drive reader i'm that i'm trying to mount so i can have access to the ide hard drive. It works via usb. When I plug it in no window comes up. Any advise?
[22:19] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: well ideally only use a pshyical install when you really have to, otherwise Ubuntu or some other more secure OS.  and if you only use WIndows for your games, you will probably be alright
[22:20] <khunter619> sudo modprobe ath9k == http://paste.pocoo.org/show/206880/ ???
[22:20] <sinisterstuf> ringer: report it as a bug on the site
[22:20] <switch10_> CaptainTrek: you want to log in with out a password?
[22:20] <powertool08> aj00200: More specifically, you need a [printers] section in your /etc/samba/smb.conf file
[22:21] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Kk, I've already got some experience with virtualbox. I already had a virtual machine of my Ubuntu partition running in windows so I just need to do the same thing but backwards.
[22:21] <aj00200> thanks powertool08
[22:21] <ringer> sinisterstuf, its a problem with browsers not working on my computer, not with any site
[22:21] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: well
[22:21] <sinisterstuf> robo: perhaps it is there but just the window doesn't open, click Places and see if it's there
[22:21] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: the games you want to play are they 3D or 2D?
[22:21] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: 3D
[22:21] <trinikrono> robo: normally just in places then computer then refresh, if not try a different usb port, and possibly another pc.
[22:21] <switch10_> CaptainTrek: it should be stored in ~/.ssh
[22:21] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: 3D  Windows gaming  well  there are some settings for them in Virtualbox, but
[22:21] <sinisterstuf> ringer: yeah, i mean report the browser problem on the ubuntu site where you report bugs, let me loog for it
[22:22] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: they will probably run slow, if they  work,  depending on the hardware,  #vbox for more info about that
[22:22] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: 2D gaming on the other hand, I think will work well for most/all games in Virutalbox
[22:22] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Most/All 2D games work just fine under Wine anyway
[22:22] <robo> sinisterstuf and trinikrono, I don't see it under places. However, when i do an usbls i see it listed -- so ubuntu see's it.. it just doesn't mount it.
[22:23] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: uhmm I am not so sure about that, but older ones are more likely to work than newer
[22:23] <robo> sinisterstuf and trinikrono -- err lsusb
[22:23] <ringer> sinisterstuf, ah, got you. I can look for that thanks - as long as my browser keeps working ;)
[22:23] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: 2D that is
[22:23] <sinisterstuf> ringer: hahaha goodluck
[22:23] <Guest15640> Nanashi : instead use playstation...!
[22:23] <trinikrono> robo: are you sure the partition is good?
[22:23] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: if you re install Windowws like was suggested with good reason, and then only use it for the 3D games,  you will probably be alright.  won't just get infected with a virus for example that way
[22:23] <penocio> mozillanerd:  theres only xorg.conf.failsafe.  why.
[22:24] <khunter619> what does this mean: WARNING: Error inserting ath9k_hw (/lib/modules/2.6.31-20-generic/updates/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath9k/ath9k_hw.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
[22:24] <ConcreteRose> Tik tik boom
[22:24] <robo> trinikrono, yes
[22:24] <robo> it worked earlier
[22:24] <hatter_> i did some sort of non-standard install, now i am missing things like 'hardware drivers' in the system menu, is there something i can install to install the common desktop ?
[22:24] <robo> now it doesn't :-/
[22:24] <trinikrono> robo: try a different usb port
[22:24] <robo> yea, tried a bunch
[22:24] <trinikrono> restart the pc too?
[22:25] <robo> yup
[22:25] <robo> and tried combinations of plugging in the drive, plug in usb. plug in usb first, then plug in the drive
[22:25] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Part of the problem is it took me a week to install windows last time I tried.
[22:25] <robo> ubuntu "sees" it -- i just need to figure out how to tell ubuntu to mount it
[22:25] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: Why?
[22:25] <Spoofscript> are you guys good for asking questions re: iptables config or is there somewhere else for networking-specific help?
[22:25] <trinikrono> robo: if you plug into another pc it works now?
[22:25] <facefaceface> hi
[22:25] <robo> it worked on a windows PC but it couldn't read it because it's an ext3 partition
[22:26] <facefaceface> what is a dummy package
[22:26] <facefaceface> ?
[22:26] <robo> but windows 'saw' it
[22:26] <facefaceface> libsvn-javahl - Java bindings for Subversion (dummy package)
[22:26] <AR> for dummies
[22:26] <powertool08> Spoofscript: here or #networking
[22:26] <facefaceface> AR: aaaah
[22:26] <robo> sinisterstuf and trinikrono, I don't have another ubuntu box to try it on
[22:26]  * facefaceface is a dummy
[22:26] <Spoofscript> powertool08: thanks :)
[22:26] <_bob_k> I may have found a bug in Empathy. Is this the right place to address it?
[22:26] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Microsoft. I have two install XP install disks with uses left in them and neither worked
[22:26]  * facefaceface sucks it and sees...
[22:26] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: what was that?
[22:26] <trinikrono> robo: you where not poking around in fstab where you
[22:27] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: Microsoft. I have two install XP install disks with uses left in them and neither worked.
[22:27] <jbwiv> guys, I experience pretty regular system freezes. Hard freezes... magic sysrq won't even work. Replaced video card, no dice. Replaced RAM, and it seemed to fix if for a few days, but after upgrading to Lucid, seems the lockups are back. I'm not sure what to do at this point. Could it be the motherboard? Something with Linux itself?
[22:27] <d4non> where do I talk kde issues?
[22:27] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: uses left in them ???
[22:27] <sebsebseb> d4non: you can try here or #kubuntu
[22:27] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: XP disks have a limited number of installs
[22:27] <robo> trinikrono, no i wasn't
[22:27] <dagny_taggart> jbwiv: hard lockups usually indicate overheating
[22:27] <d4non> I've got a problem, can't alt+tab no matter what
[22:27] <jbwiv> dagny_taggart, really? interesting
[22:27] <d4non> kde 4.4
[22:27] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: It's so that Microsoft can keep you from using software you paid for.
[22:28] <jbwiv> dagny_taggart, I can't get lm_sensors to work on my machine. It doesn't recognize my chipset. Any ideas on what I could use to see temps?
[22:28] <trinikrono> !mount > robo:
[22:28] <crow> How to increase udev wait to mount harddriver defined with udev rules? i got : General error mounting filesystems. A maintenance shell will now be started. CONTROL_D will terminate this shell and reboot the system. and just one from two harddrive is mounted..
[22:28] <dagny_taggart> jbwiv: maybe use the gnome system monitor to measure the activity of your cpu's?
[22:28] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: sure and then you can phone up,  and  can use the install again,  Windows stuff is off topic in here really, so pm me or maybe we go to ##windows
[22:28] <trinikrono> !mount > robo
[22:28] <_bob_k> I may have found a bug in Empathy. Where is the right place to address it?
[22:29] <trinikrono> robo: that should give you some good stuff on mounting it
[22:29] <jbwiv> dagny_taggart, oh, I do that. They're not too bad
[22:29] <robo> trinikrono, what am i supposed to mount?
[22:29] <hatter_> what do i do if 'hardware drivers' is not a menu option ?
[22:29] <trinikrono> robo: the ext3 partition on the usb
[22:29] <AR> guys im having trouble installing ubuntu on my laptop
[22:29] <robo> trinikrono how do I find out what partition it is?
[22:29] <jbwiv> dagny_taggart, even when it freezes, not much going on. it's a beast of a machine. Dual quad core with 12 gb ram
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[22:29] <trinikrono> robo: you might need to run a fsck too
[22:29] <sebsebseb> !deatils | AR
[22:29] <Noble> If I plug in a SATA drive to my mother board when the computer is running, could that be a problem? Will the disk function normally in linux?
[22:29] <sebsebseb> !details | AR
[22:29] <Nanashi> sebsebseb: I'll PM
[22:29] <AR> !details
[22:29] <AR> !details | AR
[22:29] <sebsebseb> Nanashi: yep got it
[22:29] <dagny_taggart> jbwiv: check the fan in the psu is running properly
[22:30] <robo> trinikrono, it's an IDE device via usb -- i have no idea how to find what device to mount
[22:30] <_bob_k> Thank you khunter619.
[22:30] <x59> Hi?
[22:30] <AR> sebsebseb, i cant install it
[22:30] <AR> i cant find the file to install after i download
[22:30] <x59> Hi?
[22:30] <sebsebseb> AR: you can't find the ISO?
[22:30] <AR> i cant find the installer
[22:30] <snoflake> where do you download drivers for linux from?
[22:30] <trinikrono> robo: you can install gnome partion editor
[22:31] <sebsebseb> AR: ok, but you got the ISO downloaded?
[22:31] <x59> Hi someone who help me?
[22:31] <trinikrono> in the add / remove
[22:31] <powertool08> !ask | x59
[22:31] <Guest15640> Noble : Yes ! SATA IS NOT HOT SWAP...! PROBLEM
[22:31] <AR> i downloaded the ubuntu install files yeah
[22:31] <AR> but i cant find the installer
[22:31] <x59> I dont know if mi computer will run Ubuntu :(
[22:32] <snoflake> x59: it should...
[22:32] <AR> x59, im using my 4 gigabite ram computer for it
[22:32] <AR> if i can install it
[22:32] <AR> but i cant find the install program
[22:32] <sebsebseb> AR: yes
[22:32] <sebsebseb> AR: ok
[22:32] <snoflake> AR: did you download the .iso file?
[22:33] <mmica> x59: Ubuntu is not a M$ Vista ;P
[22:33] <tvaughn> is there a way to open a window over ssh onto a X server?
[22:33] <AR> yeah but where is install.exe
[22:33] <sebsebseb> AR: that's now how you install Ubuntu
[22:33] <x59> My computer is a little old u___u
[22:33] <sebsebseb> AR: well there is a way to do it from a .exe as well, but that's  useaully not the best idea
[22:33] <x59> I show you the especifications :D
[22:33] <AR> do i need another program to install it?
[22:33] <sebsebseb> AR: an ISO is the contents of a CD
[22:33] <Guest15640> X59 : look up : http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/index
[22:33] <Losha> Noble: my understanding is that the SATA spec says that devices are hot-swappable, but since all my SATA drives are newer and bigger than my IDE drives, I've never wanted to risk testing them. Also, just because the spec says the devices are hot-swappable, it doesn't mean the OS handles it gracefully. In my opinion, it's not worth the risk...
[22:33] <powertool08> tvaughn: try ssh -X
[22:33] <AR> all the other files dont work when i try to click them
[22:33] <snoflake> AR: you need to burn the iso to a cd
[22:33] <loquitus> Is there a way for my to sync music to my jailbroken iphone with Ubuntu?
[22:33] <mmica> x59: How old? ;>
[22:34] <sebsebseb> AR: then  you can burn the contents of the ISO to a CD, and boot your computer from it  (ideally good idea to check that the download the ISO is good as well first)
[22:34] <AR> well i dont want to lose my windows though
[22:34] <powertool08> tvaughn: -X is for X forwarding, also, if you are trying to get the windows to show up on windows, you need to run a X server with cygwin or something.
[22:34] <sebsebseb> AR: yes you don't have to
[22:34] <snoflake> AR: don't click them, put the cd in the pc and then restart the pc and boot from the cd
[22:34] <AR> i heard that there is a way to ruin your windows and a way not to
[22:34] <sebsebseb> snoflake: this is probably someone that will be better off with Wubi to begin with, let's find out first though
[22:34] <Jordan_U> loquitus: iphones sync OOTB with 10.04, jailbroken or not.
[22:35] <tvaughn> powertool08: im trying to pop up a message on a diff computer
[22:35] <snoflake> sebsebseb: you're probably right
[22:35] <crow> How to increase udev wait to mount harddriver defined with udev rules? i got : General error mounting filesystems. A maintenance shell will now be started. CONTROL_D will terminate this shell and reboot the system. and just one from two harddrive is mounted..
[22:35] <loquitus> Jordon_U: I am still on 9.10
[22:35] <sebsebseb> AR: Ubuntu can be installed in a few differnet ways
[22:35] <AR> i also hear that ubuntu is nigger linux and they send it to shitty africans because it is all they can use because they are dumb as shit
[22:35] <AR> NIGGERS
[22:35] <x59> Processor Mobile Intel Celeron M 330, 1400 MHz (14 x 100)
[22:35] <FloodBot1> AR: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:35] <Jordan_U> !ipod | loquitus
[22:35] <powertool08> tvaughn: Oh, not sure how to do that, sorry.
[22:35] <sebsebseb> AR: the best way is really  from the ISO once it has been burnt to a CD,  well at least for people that know computer reasoanbly well
[22:36] <AR> fuck it im not a nigger
[22:36] <x59> Memory RAM 224 MB  (PC2700 DDR SDRAM)
[22:36] <sebsebseb> AR: then you can set up a proper partitioned dual boot,  with Windows on your hard disk
[22:36] <x59> Video Adapter Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller  (64 MB)
[22:36] <x59> C: (NTFS)	38146 MB (24452 MB free)
[22:36] <bsmith093> how do i login to a linksys router i just plugged in to my laptop via ethernet cable i haveno idea what the ip is
[22:36] <sebsebseb> snoflake: oh it was a troll
[22:36] <Losha> crow: First, why is your disk so slow to respond? Is it an external usb or something?
[22:36] <snoflake> !language | AR
[22:36] <rolsworth> anyone using chrome browser?
[22:37] <sebsebseb> snoflake: to late they got kicked and banned
[22:37] <mmica> x59: u can use a Mint 8 with a Fluxbox.
[22:37] <Losha> sebsebseb: it was a good troll. I didn't suspect....
[22:37] <snoflake> sebsebseb: awesome, yeah me neither, how were we to know
[22:38] <sebsebseb> true it was a good troll
[22:38] <bsmith093> login to a linksys router from my laptop no idea what the ip is help please
[22:38] <snoflake> sebsebseb: is the banning automatic?
[22:38] <powertool08> bsmith093: Probably 192.168.1.1
[22:39] <xomp> does ubuntu 10 come out tomorrow or something?
[22:39] <snoflake> xomp: 2 days :)
[22:39] <fehrp> Hi all
[22:39] <bsmith093> i tried that its not the right router
[22:39] <snoflake> !hi | fehrp
[22:39] <Losha> snoflake: no, it was done by tsimpson. It's hard to automate such things...
[22:39] <sebsebseb> snoflake: no tsimpson did it
[22:39] <xomp> snoflake, crap hah ok, was going to download and install 9 today but if it's coming in 2 days then might as well wait
[22:39] <crow> Losha no its internal disk, and its on SAS LSI, but somehow 10.4 rc just dont mount it and give me that above error, if i remove lines for that two hdds system boot fine..
[22:39] <fehrp> ubuntu 10.4 rocks, but even if I put the mouse reaction time and acceleration to the max, the mouse still moves very slowly.
[22:39] <snoflake> xomp: yep yep, we're all waiting :)
[22:40] <fehrp> how can I go beyond maximum?
[22:40] <Losha> crow: it might be a 10.04 bug. Ask about it on #ubuntu+1...
[22:40] <xomp> snoflake, I have ubuntu 8.04 LTS on my Linode server heh is 10 going to be LTS?
[22:40] <snoflake> Losha, sebsebseb: oh, well... autokick would be awesome
[22:40] <crow> Losha i did noone respons
[22:40] <ShakeyJake> xomp: 10.04 is LTS yes
[22:40] <Losha> crow: bummer...
[22:40] <bsmith093> is it posible to connect to a wired router and a wireless network at the same time
[22:41] <canozan> hello everyone, can anybody help me with a partitioning problemX
[22:41] <Myrtti> even though Lucid Lynx, 10.4 is just a few days away, it's not yet supported on this channel. If you have problems with your Lucid installation, please join #ubuntu+1 for support
[22:41] <powertool08> bsmith093: try cat /etc/resolv.conf, try whatever ip is after "nameserver"
[22:41] <x59> Mi computer can run Ubuntu? Hard Disk 38146 MB (24452 MB free) CPU Mobile Intel Celeron M 330, 1400 MHz (14 x 100) Video Adapter Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller  (64 MB)
[22:41] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 yep
[22:41] <bsmith093> blackwater how
[22:41] <fehrp> Slow mouse speed in 10.4, anyone knows how to fix?
[22:41] <seth_g> i just installed 9.10 desktop and it is telling me there is a version mismatch with ubuntu one server
[22:41] <ringer> Sinister, seems my problems are on my router 'blocked by DoS protection 10.44.36.1' can you confirm that is google's ip?
[22:41] <seth_g> updates done
[22:41] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 what's not working
[22:42] <snoflake> fehrp: possibly try System > Preferences > Mouse
[22:42] <x59> Mi computer can run Ubuntu? Hard Disk 38146 MB (24452 MB free) CPU Mobile Intel Celeron M 330, 1400 MHz (14 x 100) Video Adapter Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller  (64 MB)
[22:42] <Losha> bsmith093: yes it is possible, as far a Ubuntu is concerned, it's not much different than with any box that has 2 nics...
[22:42] <fehrp> snoflake: I did and the bars are all at the maximum speed, but it's still too slow
[22:42] <seth_g> i have 3 fresh 9.10 installs. i would either like ubuntu one to work or samba... are there any other sharing alternatives?
[22:42] <x59> Mi computer can run Ubuntu? Hard Disk 38146 MB (24452 MB free) CPU Mobile Intel Celeron M 330, 1400 MHz (14 x 100) Video Adapter Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller  (64 MB)
[22:42] <bsmith093> i am trying to connect to a router i just found and plugged in. It's connected to my laptop with an ethernet cable
[22:42] <snoflake> fehrp: does your mouse have a button on it that changes the sensitivity?
[22:42] <canozan> hello everyone, can anybody help me with a partitioning problemX
[22:42] <Myrtti> x59: please don't repeat your question so often.
[22:43] <x59> ok
[22:43] <bsmith093> i tried cat /etc/resolv.conf and i get 2 nameserver ip s
[22:43] <fehrp> snoflake: no
[22:43] <snoflake> !ask | canozan
[22:43] <Myrtti> x59: most likely yes it will run on your computer.
[22:43] <fehrp> snoflake: it's the thinkpad built in wheel mouse
[22:43] <x59> :D Tnks
[22:43] <fehrp> snoflake: or trackpad, or however it's called *g
[22:43] <bsmith093> they are only 1 off
[22:43] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 do you have connectivity to the router, link, etc, you would need a rolled cable, crossover cable to connect to such device.
[22:43] <fehrp> snoflake: it's just significantly slower than in 9.4
[22:43] <Losha> ringer: 10. addresses are generally private address space and are not meant for public use...
[22:43] <snoflake> fehrp: the joystick thing or the touch pad?
[22:43] <fehrp> snoflake: the "nipple"-thing...
[22:44] <fehrp> sorry
[22:44] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 you would also setup static IP's at least initially between the two devices interfaces.
[22:44] <snoflake> fehrp: lol. well i really don;t know
[22:44] <bsmith093> _blackwater_: will a regular ethernet cable work and if so do i use the uplink prot
[22:44] <bsmith093> port
[22:44] <canozan> i want to merge a primary partition to an extended partition without losing any data. Can anyone help meX
[22:44] <ringer> Losha, can you check 189.80.71.242 for me then?
[22:44] <snoflake> fehrp: perhaps there is a specific software or plugin for your nipple thing, have you googled for one?
[22:44] <yaaar> any thinkfinger gurus around? i just installed thinkfinger-tools and libpam-thinkfinger on the lucid rc and ran tf-tool --acquire and /usr/lib/pam-thinkfinger/pam-thinkfinger-enable ...now sudo/gksudo will use the fingerprint reader to auth, but i can't use it to login or unlock the screen...anybody know what i can do to fix that?
[22:44] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 sure if you have connectivity
[22:45] <Losha> ringer: 189.80.71.242 is somewhere in Brazil...
[22:45] <snoflake> canozan: you would have to back your data up either on another drive or create enough space on your drive and make another partition to store the date on....
[22:45] <bsmith093> _blackwater_: i can see it in the list of possible network connections but if i connect to it i lose the wireless right
[22:45] <ringer> Losha, ok so looks like my router is under attack. Great :(
[22:45] <snoflake> canozan: or else you would have to shrink whatever has the data, make a partition, copy data, and then carry on shrinking, growing and copying until your data is safe
[22:46] <bsmith093> i can't be on both at once right
[22:46] <snoflake> canozan: and then you can carry out your operation and copy it all back
[22:46] <Losha> ringer: what kind of router?
[22:46] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 just so I'm clear, wired router you're actually using a home style wired router with switched ethernet ports and uplink port right?
[22:46] <bsmith093> yes
[22:47] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 what is the wireless device/ap you are using
[22:47] <bsmith093> linksys wrt54g
[22:47] <ringer> Losha, a Belkin F5D7230-4
[22:47] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 that's all in one device, i thought you meant separate.  uplink port will go to your ISP provided device.
[22:47] <Losha> ringer: sorry, not familiar with them. Are you running any servers?
[22:48] <fehrp> sno: should not be
[22:48] <bsmith093> the router i plugged in to my laptop currently is a efah08w
[22:48] <bsmith093> linksys
[22:48] <seth_g> bsmith093, what are you trying to do? a thrown away wrt54g is probably a brick\
[22:48] <xomp> is there anyway to find out what port mysql is running on?
[22:48] <seth_g> xomp, 3306 heh
[22:49] <xomp> seth_g, really?
[22:49] <bsmith093> no ok my wrt54g is how im typing this to you right now
[22:49] <seth_g> xomp, usually
[22:49] <eoeas> xomp: netstat
[22:49] <yaaar> howdy.
[22:49] <seth_g> do a port scan
[22:49] <bsmith093> the efah08w is the one im trying to get to work
[22:49] <canozan> snowflake, can you tell me more about this stuff, for eñemple hoe to do it once i have backed up my data
[22:49] <seth_g> yeah netstat'll do it\
[22:49] <Lagger> Pgi All..
[22:49] <iceroot> xpot: if not 3306 look at the mysql-config
[22:49] <xomp> thanks
[22:49] <seth_g> bsmith093, ok i dont know that one
[22:50] <rdogg> hey guys , i have used alien -d [filename] and it extracted, how do i install now? i have folders named : debian etc lib opt usr
[22:50] <iceroot> xpot: wrong nick
[22:50] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 so you do have two separate switched devices, wireless router and a wired router?  Wireless will go into ethernet ports on your wired router, wired router uplink to ISP, laptop into one of the ethernet ports.
[22:50] <dotnet67> hey all - Ive got Network Manager working fine with my RT2800 wirless card - I want to manage the connection without Network Manager, apart from editing /etc/networking/interfaces what else must be done?
[22:50] <iceroot> rdogg: what package? isnt there a deb?
[22:50] <Lagger> mxmkmxkmkmmkmkudfhbhshjagbanbdjhjmkm
[22:50] <bsmith093> ok then so how do i check the wired router
[22:50] <rdogg> its Atis driver for xorg, having trouble with the card :@
[22:50] <bsmith093> is there a login page for it
[22:51] <danh_> any idea how i can get lxde, ubuntu, and sound for my laptop speakers and headphones working?  i have pulseaudio working.  ive tried running alsamixergui, and i cant raise the volume for my headphones.  this all works well in GNOME
[22:51] <_blackwater_> http://192.168.1.1
[22:51] <_blackwater_> on the router
[22:51] <_blackwater_> er - for the router from your laptop.
[22:51] <canozan> NOTICE <snoflake> <can you tell me more about this stuff, what to do once i have baced up my data for exemple
[22:51] <bsmith093> thats the route connected to the internet right now
[22:51] <benkevan> when I run bzr launchpad-login <username> it says that I'm not registered in launchpad.. what's up with that?
[22:51] <xomp> strange
[22:51] <canozan> NOTICE <snoflake> <can you tell me more about this stuff, what to do once i have baced up my data for exemple>
[22:51] <xomp> netstat
[22:51] <xomp> unix  3      [ ]         STREAM     CONNECTED     113102660 /var/run/mysqld/mysq          ld.sock
[22:52] <xomp> where is port mentioned?
[22:52] <_blackwater_> bsmith093 that's the default route for internal network, you want to get to the router and that's the web address to manage.
[22:52] <bsmith093> so can i get to the router that is pluged directly into my computer
[22:52] <_blackwater_> the WIRED router or WIRELESS router?
[22:52] <powertool08> xomp: try netstat -tlp | grep mysqld
[22:53] <bsmith093> as opposed to the one im getting internet throught right now or should i just use the wired connection im seeing
[22:53] <seth_g> xomp, unless you changed it from default it will be 3306
[22:53] <powertool08> xomp: It should be the numbe in the 3rd column
[22:53] <xomp> powertool08, tcp        0      0 localhost:mysql         *:*                     LISTEN      28315/mysqld
[22:53] <bsmith093> i am trying to connect to a wired router plugged into my laptop
[22:53] <xomp> :)
[22:53] <bsmith093> do i need to get off the wireless network first
[22:53] <JackWat> bsmith093: no
[22:54] <todd9> Hi all.  Dumb question, but where I can find the 64 bit iso for version 9.04?  That's the latest version my RAID controller supports
[22:54] <bsmith093> i am currently seeing a eht0 connection that i am not connected to
[22:54] <JackWat> bsmith093: does eth0 have an ip address?
[22:54] <bsmith093> how do i check
[22:54] <JackWat> ifconfig eth0
[22:54] <seth_g> or 'ip addr'
[22:54] <bastidrazor> todd9: http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[22:54] <powertool08> xomp: Then its on the mysql default, otherwise it would have a number.
[22:55] <bsmith093> no it doesnt
[22:55] <powertool08> xomp: The last number, 28315, is the process id.
[22:55] <JackWat> bsmith093: use network manager to connect to it
[22:55] <xomp> thanks a ton powertool08 :)
[22:55] <powertool08> xomp: np
[22:55] <bsmith093> ok then 192.168.1.1 should work
[22:55] <todd9> bastridrazor: Thanks!
[22:55] <JackWat> bsmith093: what do you mean 'shoudl work'
[22:55] <seth_g> does nfs sharing have a gui component?
[22:55] <JackWat> if you're not connecting nothing is going to work
[22:56] <rdogg> guys, can i upgrade from linux mint to ubuntu directly? like if i change sources.list or something? maybe 'lubi'?
[22:56] <JackWat> rdogg: no
[22:56] <bsmith093> then if i connect to eth0 that ip should load the wired router right
[22:56] <JackWat> if you connect eth0 and its connected to yoru wired router, you should be able to access that router. yes.
[22:56] <bsmith093> ok then thank brb
[22:57] <rdogg> JackWat: what about if i use lubi? its a program to install other linuxes from "ubuntu"
[22:57] <rdogg> http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lubi.html
[22:58] <JackWat> rdogg: i dont know lubi but taking a quick look it seems that it installed ubuntu instead of yoru current linux distro
[22:58] <JackWat> so you would have a dual booting situation
[22:59] <JackWat> wtf
[22:59] <rdogg> JackWat: umm, what if i choose this partition?
[22:59] <JackWat> it will install ubuntu instead of your current linux distrobution*
[22:59] <JackWat> inside*
[22:59] <rdogg> JackWat: no, it will install from a iso..
[22:59] <rdogg> JackWat:  any distro
[22:59] <Losha> rdogg: are you trying to do a cd-less install?
[22:59] <jeeves> how can I fix this pooched install of dovecot?  http://pastebin.com/9XvHM0Pp
[23:00] <rdogg> Losha: yes but i dont want to use Wubi
[23:02] <JackWat> rdogg: fine. it will install any distro into the current distro.
[23:02] <JackWat> rdogg: why do you not want to do a bare metal install of ubuntu?
[23:02] <xomp> guys, should I upgrade to 10 when it comes out on my Linode server? Or should I do a new install? I run a popular Steam gaming community off it and can't really afford the downtime for a new install (nor even an upgrade really)
[23:02] <JackWat> xomp: i think its always better to do a fresh install but a distro upgrade will probably work
[23:03] <xomp> JackWat, ok, I'm currently on 8.04 LTS
[23:03] <JackWat> xomp: things could break so make sure you have a backup
[23:03] <JackWat> you may end up doing a fresh install anyway :P
[23:03] <xomp> JackWat, hah ok
[23:03] <JackWat> xomp: the best thing to do would be to send the traffic for your community to a mirror machine until your upgrade is complete
[23:04] <JackWat> nameiner: <3
[23:04] <Losha> rdogg: check out the 'frugal install' option in http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[23:04] <Typos_King> xomp:    yeah, back yourself up, try the upgrade, if it doesn't go, then at least you'll have a backup, if it does, then fine, use that :), otherwise I'd suggest a full-install, less likelyhood of issues
[23:05] <Losha> xomp: if you don't want any downtime, you should wait at least a couple of months for 10.04 to stabilize before you consider upgrading....
[23:05] <xomp> Losha, yeah that's what I may end up doing
[23:05] <Typos_King> xomp:    you can always schedule a 'downtime' 24hours or so ahead of time anyway, and do it when low traffic occurrs, usually at nite
[23:05] <xomp> was going to install ubuntu 9 to my external HDD today but since 10 is coming in 2 days I'm going to hold off
[23:05] <Losha> xomp: there's another year of support on 8.04 I think. What's your hurry....
[23:06] <alessandro_> ciao
[23:06] <Gangrel> ermm kai someone tell me how to add dual boot for ubuntu 9.10 and windows 7?
[23:06] <xomp> Losha, haha
[23:06] <alessandro_> qualcuno parla utaliano?
[23:06] <Losha> xomp: I wasn't joking...
[23:06] <alessandro_> italian?
[23:06] <Losha> !it | alessandro_
[23:06] <ywgx> dsd
[23:06] <csharper> i got win7 and ubuntu 9.10 :)
[23:06] <ywgx> df
[23:06] <csharper> just installed grub
[23:06] <csharper> and it did everything :)
[23:07] <mozillanerd> Losha: good advice - I just spent a week messing around with 10.04 Beta, and finally gave up, and reinstalled 9.04. 9.04 runs very well on Dell Inspiron 8200
[23:07] <jrib> mozillanerd: well it is kind of an ancient machine :)
[23:07] <CreativeChemist> Ive used ubuntu on this machine for a while... recently I had to wipe my drive. Reinstalled an old version of ubuntu then upgraded to most recent. For some reason it compiz will suddenly disapear and shortly after the computer will logg off completely and Ill have to type my pw again.
[23:08] <Losha> mozillanerd: the fetish for always instantly having to have the latest and shiniest is such a waste of time, especially when applied to software...
[23:08] <CreativeChemist> this started AFTER installing custom desktop effects (spinning cube etc) but still continues after uninstalling
[23:08] <CreativeChemist> Ill mail a chocolate chip cookie to anyone tht can help me!
[23:09] <jrib> CreativeChemist: what does "old version" mean?
[23:09] <jeeves> CreativeChemist, lol.  nice.  are they "special" cookies?
[23:09] <CreativeChemist> jrib,  intrepid
[23:09] <Losha> naughty jeeves...
[23:09] <jrib> CreativeChemist: you upgraded intrepid -> jaunty -> karmic?
[23:09] <Guest95817> any one know how install ubuntu 8.04 in ext4 file system
[23:09] <jeeves> Losha, lol, gotta see if it's worth my time!
[23:10] <ywgx_> hello everyone
[23:10] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: I think you can, but it won't be supported
[23:10] <brontosaurusrex> Losha: what kind of fetish is it, when you use older version of my own app, cos i can't be bothered to upgrade? :P
[23:10] <Guest95817> any one know how install ubuntu 8.04 in ext4 file system
[23:10] <CreativeChemist> jrib,  nope, followed the website for a direct upgrade to karmic... update-manager --dev version or whatever
[23:10] <CreativeChemist> wait
[23:10] <Losha> Guest95817: not supported, and probably doomed to failure....
[23:10] <CreativeChemist> not karmic... whatever 10.04 is :P
[23:10] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: apparantly can get similar advantages to Ext4,  with XFS, but then you may also need a seperate Ext3 /boot partition for Grub
[23:10] <Losha> brontosaurusrex: :-)
[23:10] <Typos_King> Guest95817:     not even sure 8.04 offers ext4 as installation filesystem type
[23:10] <jrib> CreativeChemist: erm, whatever website you followed advised you incorrectly.  You may have a broken install.  Why don't you just install karmic fresh?
[23:10] <sebsebseb> Typos_King: yes it doesn't
[23:11] <CreativeChemist> jrib,  ubuntu.com was the website :P
[23:11] <jrib> CreativeChemist: I guarantee you it did not tell you to upgrade directly from intrepid to lucid
[23:11] <Typos_King> Guest95817:     not to mention I've noticed no real advantage when using ext4 rather than ext3, I'm on ext3
[23:11] <Guest95817> mm
[23:11] <CreativeChemist> it did
[23:11] <jrib> CreativeChemist: link?
[23:11] <CreativeChemist> only site i trust
[23:11] <Losha> Typos_King: heretic...
[23:11] <CreativeChemist> just a sec
[23:11] <Bodsda> Hi - what is the most elegant way of running a script based on an event, the event being 'lsusb' has 'Apple, Inc.' in the output
[23:11] <Typos_King> hehhe
[23:12] <Guest95817> im interesting in the speed boot
[23:12] <dotnet67> after editing /etc/network/interfaces (added wpa-psk/wpa-ssid/address/gateway etc.) and running "/etc/init.d/networking restart" iwconfig still shows a blank SSID under ra0 (the interface im configuring) - what might I be doing wrong?
[23:12] <CreativeChemist> might reboot again as i search
[23:12] <Typos_King> Guest95817:     booting speed?   was the same with both, at least for me, was the same when running too
[23:12] <Guest95817> but in ubuntu 8.04 mi graphic card work best
[23:12] <Losha> Guest95817: I don't think mixing 8.04 with ext4 will speed up anything, except perhaps a nervous breakdown...
[23:12] <sebsebseb> Typos_King: Guest95817  I did in 9.04, with the optional Ext4 support, that is not properly stable since kernel and such.  In 9.10 nah, except for the faster disk check after 23 or so boots.
[23:13] <Guest95817> ok
[23:13] <tim> help
[23:13] <CreativeChemist> jrib,  meh its freezing.. but thats where it said. Doesn't matter. I cant install the new one fresh because it breaks wireless
[23:13] <duffydack> Deleting a very large or a lot of small files versus ext3/4, its a lot faster in ext4
[23:13] <tim> i carnt get my wireless working but only on ethanet connection
[23:14] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: ok
[23:14] <CreativeChemist> jrib,  and I don't have a wired connection (tis in roommates room and dont want to sit in her room while I try to fix it)
[23:14] <jrib> CreativeChemist: I am telling you it did not say that because that it isn't supported.  Anyway install 10.04 correctly if you want and then head over to #ubuntu+1 for support as it's still not released yet
[23:14] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: well you can try 10.04 released this Thursday,  however 8.04 also gets certain advantages over 10.04 really.  Also 8.04 is supported on the desktop untill  April next year.
[23:15] <Typos_King> duffydack:    heheh, I recall to have done so.... I don't recall noticing the 'a lot' speed between either
[23:15] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: plus 10.10 gets released in October, and there are other good distros out there as well.   Anyway which card?
[23:15] <Guest95817> yes, but the problem is y try whit beta version of ubntu 8.04 , but the graphic performance is low
[23:16] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: of 8.04, you mean 10.04?
[23:16] <Guest95817> sorry y try whit ubuntu 10.04
[23:16] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: ok what are you currently running?
[23:16] <Guest95817> backtrack 4 from usb
[23:16] <Hillshum> Guest95817: The beta is pretty old.
[23:16] <CreativeChemist> jrib,  easier question, how do I switch to metacity then back to compiz?
[23:16] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: also there  was/is some sort of xorg issue in 10.04 that makes things slow, but that  will be fixed by the final.   As for Backtrack 4 that should only realy be used by security professioanls.
[23:17] <CreativeChemist> which might fix the issue
[23:17] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: it is not really a desktop/laptop OS, it's a special security  testing distro
[23:17] <Guest95817> yes but i just try it
[23:17] <Pici> Its not supported here as well.
[23:17] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: plus as Pici pointed out, Backtrack also isn't supported here
[23:19] <Losha> Guest95817: time to answer sebsebseb's question about which graphics card you're using...
[23:19] <Guest95817> now just wait for 10.04 , whit fast or equal grapich perfomance
[23:19] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: that depends on the card
[23:19] <Guest95817> ati radeon express 200m
[23:20] <Guest95817> whit 512 of memory
[23:20]  * wildbat dances~
[23:21] <Guest95817> y older version of ubuntu the performance is great , but from 9.10 an more the graphic permormance is low
[23:21] <alket> Hi. I am from Kosovo and we want to be approved as Ubuntu Kosova LoCo Team ? I read the wiki but i want to conctant with someone
[23:21] <Hariharakadan> heh Guest95817 What's the odds I got the same onboard video to. I had to wait till Karmic came out before I could make use of it though. Somewhere between Karmic and a few versions down the proprietary drivers disappeared.
[23:21] <d4non> why do I have same windows in taskbar on every desktop?
[23:21] <alket> that approves
[23:21] <d4non> that's not how it should work
[23:21] <d4non> I mean in KDE
[23:23] <Losha> alket: go to https://launchpad.net/~kosova, login and then you should be able to send email to the members
[23:23] <dick-ric1ardson> how do I find the aspect ratio of a media file at the command line?
[23:23] <alket> Losha: I am admin at Kosova and Albania team, but we want to get approved
[23:23] <Guest95817> i thinking in install ubuntu 8.04 in ext4 file system for boot speed and the propietary driver of mi graphic card are suported for this kerbel version
[23:23] <brontosaurusrex> dick-ric1ardson: mediainfo
[23:24] <Guest95817> *kernel
[23:24] <canozan_> can anyone help me with merging a primary partition into an extended one
[23:24] <brontosaurusrex> dick-ric1ardson: possibly with ffmpeg and/or mplayer
[23:24] <Losha> alket: sorry, that's all I know about the subject...
[23:24] <rshartz> Hi! does any1 knows how to get an sis671/771 VGA 3D driver?
[23:24] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: It seems 10.04, will get better open drivers for ATI and Nivida or something,  well  Thursday is the final, but the download servers will be packed,  downloading the ISO burning contents to CD (ideally checking for a good download first the md5sum/sha1sum)  and booting up computer from Live CD and trying, on Saturday, should be alright.
[23:24] <dick-ric1ardson> brontosaurusrex: mediainfo: command not found
[23:24] <brontosaurusrex> dick-ric1ardson: google
[23:25] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: if you end up having to use 8.04,  or another distro though, so be it
[23:25] <Guest95817> ok , thank sebsebseb
[23:25] <dick-ric1ardson> brontosaurusrex: had that worked, I wouldn't have bothered the room w/it
[23:25] <phantom> hi
[23:25] <Guest95817> i will try
[23:25] <brontosaurusrex> dick-ric1ardson: google for 'mediainfo'
[23:25] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: also I guess this link  will be useful  later on
[23:25] <bastidrazor> dick-ric1ardson: file filename
[23:25] <sebsebseb> !ati | Guest95817
[23:26] <_blackwater_> !google | brontosaurusrex
[23:26] <Losha> dick-ric1ardson: what does apt-cache search mediainfo say?
[23:26] <brontosaurusrex> no, its not in the repos i think
[23:26] <dick-ric1ardson> Losha: not in the repos
[23:27] <bastidrazor> dick-ric1ardson: use: file filename.avi
[23:27] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: and I mentioned ISO checking, but never  got the bot to give you a link, it's a good thing to do, even though,  downloads will be fine 99% of the time.
[23:27] <Guest67083> ubottu : why i am always been a guest...always
[23:27] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | Guest95817
[23:27] <sebsebseb> Guest67083: Well good luck with your card on a Linux distro!
[23:28] <ywgx> 有人吗？
[23:28] <Losha> dick-ric1ardson: I got my mediainfo from a ppa. See also idvid from the tovid package...
[23:28] <Guest95817> ok
[23:28] <rolsworth> chrome is so much faster than running firefox on this netbook
[23:28] <Guest67083> ywgx... English please...!
[23:28] <Losha> Guest67083: have you tried to change your nick with /nick ?
[23:28] <dick-ric1ardson> that's enough to run with; thank you brontosaurusrex Losha bastidrazor!
[23:29] <Guest67083> will try that...
[23:29] <rshartz> can I at least put an external screen on an sis671/771 on Ubuntu? I could only manage to place a copy...
[23:29] <Typos_King>  /dcc send rolsworth opera10.deb
[23:29]  * Typos_King ducks
[23:30] <rolsworth> never liked the look of opera
[23:30] <froggyman> Opera is my preferred browser on desktops
[23:30] <Maxtor_111> hi
[23:30] <Typos_King> rolsworth:    is skinnable :), but anyhow
[23:30] <Losha> rolsworth: I found opera awkward to use...
[23:30] <froggyman> Chrome on netbooks
[23:30] <Typos_King> awkward to whaaa?!
[23:31] <sebsebseb> !ot | rolsworth froggyman Typos_King  Losha
[23:31] <Maxtor_111> where can i get to watch free online movies...anyone..
[23:31] <rolsworth> chrome is nice though especially for the netbook with smaller screen
[23:31] <sebsebseb> !ot | Maxtor_111
[23:31] <Maxtor_111> yes! understood..
[23:32] <Gerrit> Hi, I have screen resolution problems. I have a BenQ G2420HD LCD and ATI Radeon HD 3450. I am unable to run at more than 1024x768. I have tried to add the higher resolution manually using instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/Resolution and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution but in that case I get a black screen. I think I am presently using the opensource xserver-xorg-video-ati. Does this support higher resolutions ...
[23:32] <Gerrit> ... than 1024x768?
[23:32] <Guest95817> sebsebseb// the problem whit the later versions of ubuntu are not suorted for the propietary driver of mi graphic card, in the link that you send me , can find information about to install it of anyway?
[23:32] <Losha> sebsebseb: browsers are ubuntu apps. It's not *entirely* off-topic...
[23:32] <rww> Losha: yes, it is
[23:32] <Losha> rww: it is?
[23:33] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: I actsauly prefer 8.04,  to 9.10 and 10.04 :)  however I won't use it anymore since...  well I guess i'll vm it again some time  just like 8.10
[23:33] <h00k> Losha: it isn't support related. This is a support channel
[23:33] <Maxtor_111> where can i get good themes for ubuntu 9.10 ?
[23:33] <rww> ubottu: themes
[23:33] <rshartz> Does any one know how to suppress the nm-applet dialog "Wireless Network Authentication Required"?
[23:34] <Losha> An op has spoken. It's dropped...
[23:34] <Typos_King> Gerrit:  tried yet the dpkg-reconfigure bit to get a xorg.conf you can tweak about?
[23:34] <rww> rshartz: is that the one that asks for your keychain password?
[23:34] <sebsebseb> Maxtor_111: be a bit careful though getting stuff from outside the Ubuntu repo's, because you might install malware.  For example there was a few months or so ago,  what was meant to be a screensaver on gnome look , but turned out to be some sort of malicious program instead.
[23:34] <rshartz> yes...
[23:35] <h00k> rshartz: do you have autologin enabled?
[23:35] <Guest95817> now y prefer 8.04
[23:35] <rshartz> I mean the one that presumes you entered the wrong password for the WEP/WPA key
[23:35] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: Why I prefer 8.04?
[23:35] <Guest95817> yes
[23:35] <Guest95817> sorry
[23:35] <vadi01_> how many hours longer to wait for 10.04????
[23:36] <sebsebseb> vadi01_: over 24
[23:36] <sebsebseb> vadi01_: it's released on the 29th
[23:36] <Typos_King> Losha:   am afraid it's, hehhe, since it'd be off addressing ongoing issues requiring a fix, it simply addresses oneself's preferences or inclinations :)
[23:36] <vadi01_> ok
[23:36] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: that's off topic, but you can pm me, if you really want to know
[23:36] <Gerrit> Typos_King: I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure but it does not give me any xorg.conf
[23:36] <ywgx> hello everyone
[23:36] <Typos_King> vadi01_   go watch the English Patient 3 times, then go to bed, it'll be done by then :P~
[23:36] <Gerrit> Typos_King: At least not in /etc/X22
[23:37] <Guest95817> but the speed boot is fast many times and the performance of the siste is the best at direfence whit other ubuntu distributions  on mi laptop
[23:37] <Gerrit> I tried 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org', I'm running 10.04
[23:37] <vadi01_> :)
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: ok :)
[23:37] <Gerrit> I tried 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg', I'm running 10.04
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Guest95817: well it's fine to still use 8.04, whilst it's still being supported, which it will be on the desktop untill April next year
[23:37] <rshartz> yes I have autologin enabled...
[23:37] <Guest95817> y try whit the other and xfce desktop, lxde  etc
[23:37] <Gerrit> How do I reboot into recovery mode? I don't get any grub-opiton at boot
[23:37] <ywgx> ok
[23:37] <ywgx> reboot
[23:37] <Typos_King> Gerrit:  and you rebooted after you issued it yet?
[23:38] <ywgx> 这里有中国学生吗？
[23:38] <Gerrit> Typos_King: I rebooted just now to try to boot iton recovery mode, but didn't see any grub...
[23:38] <Gerrit> maybe I need to look harder
[23:38] <rshartz> the problem is most of the time the note will be turned on but I wont be able to access it, only by ssh
[23:39] <legend2440> Gerrit: hold down Shift key at boot to get the grub menu
[23:40] <Gerrit> legend2440: Ok I'll try (I'm used to seeing a message "press ... for grub")
[23:41] <rshartz> msg h00k yes
[23:41] <Losha> Gerrit: I think they 'improved' that message out of existence...
[23:41] <Gerrit> Well.
[23:41] <Gerrit> I held down the shift key, now I have an error message from my monitor "No cable connected" :(
[23:41] <Typos_King> heheh
[23:41] <theJKH> Wow!
[23:42] <Typos_King> maybe is a hardware bios keybinding
[23:42] <h00k> rshartz: as far as I know, if you are autologged in, you need to open your keyring with a password
[23:43] <Gerrit> is there any other way to get into grub?
[23:44] <nny> sweet jesus does empathy always suck this much
[23:44] <geeneeus84> -NickServ
[23:44] <geeneeus84> is used for what?
[23:44] <nny> telepathy keeps crashing, can't register hald the time
[23:44] <nny> hlaf
[23:44] <nny> half*
[23:44] <rww> ubottu: register | geeneeus84
[23:45] <vilemaxim> anyone tried to pull data off a tape created by backup exec using ubuntu?
[23:45] <nny> first question: what would cause empathy and telepathy to randomly crash or lock up? (New install, have MSN, yahoo and IRC setup so far)
[23:45] <SvendJolly> Hi guys. Does anyone have any experience with activating the optical output (SPDIF) on my soundcard? Im a linux greenie. Please msg me, and i will tell you more about my problem
[23:46] <Gerrit> left shift or right shift?
[23:46] <Losha> Gerrit: you can probably edit the grub config. If it's grub2, someone else will have to help you...
[23:46] <yaaar> any thinkfinger gurus around? i just installed thinkfinger-tools and libpam-thinkfinger on the lucid rc and ran tf-tool --acquire and /usr/lib/pam-thinkfinger/pam-thinkfinger-enable ...now sudo/gksudo will use the fingerprint reader to auth, but i can't use it to login or unlock the screen. i've looked at the files in  /etc/pam.d and they all seem to include common-auth, which looks...
[23:46] <yaaar> ...right....anybody know what else i should be checking?
[23:46] <jeeves> anyone want to take a shot @ this one?  http://pastebin.com/ScraKdfM
[23:46] <plum> is there any way to install ubuntu on ext3 partition?
[23:46] <Pici> plum: sure.
[23:47] <rolsworth> since i installed ubuntu to my netbook i can barely look at anything on youtube. Is there some kind of flash update?
[23:47] <plum> Pici: will it work to do that from the install usb?
[23:47] <ConcreteRose> what? is my nickname
[23:47] <Gerrit> In it possible that grub is drying to display on a size that doesn't work for my monitor/videocard?
[23:47] <plum> install cd * (i'm  using usb livedisk)
[23:48] <ZykoticK9> jeeves, try stopping the dovecot service before uninstalling (as that's the first error)
[23:48] <jeeves> ZykoticK9, did that, same thing
[23:48] <Pici> plum: It should.  Choose the manual partition method though, to ensure that it doesn't create paritions for you.
[23:48]  * ywgx momo xcjc
[23:48] <Pici> plum: I personally use the alternate CD, which definitely allows you to do that.
[23:49] <ywgx> list
[23:49] <plum> Pici: what do you mean the alternate cd?
[23:49] <RDS101> hi
[23:49] <theJKH> Everyone excited for Thursday?
[23:49] <plum> theJKH: what's happening thursday?
[23:49] <Gerrit> How do I get into grub? I held down the right shift key during boot, but did not get any grub.
[23:49] <Losha> jeeves: you could try dpkg --remove --force=all dovecot* . At your own risk...
[23:49] <Pici> plum: The text-based installer.
[23:49] <plum> ooh i see
[23:50] <theJKH> The Ubuntu release! :)
[23:50] <Pici> !party
[23:50] <Typos_King> Gerrit:  no,... .unfortunately, I know what you mean about autobooting into it and not showing the grub menu.... haven't found.... an answer yet, I know that changing the 'timeout' for it, doens't work, when there's only 1 boot option, only when there's more
[23:50] <rolsworth> lol
[23:50] <ZykoticK9> Gerrit, try left SHIFT (you are using Grub2 right?)
[23:50] <rolsworth> i could never get excited abotu an ubuntu release. they all seem pretty much the same
[23:50] <Gerrit> ZykoticK9: Probably, I'm using Kubuntu 10.04
[23:50] <jeeves> Losha, lol, @ this point, NOTHING I've tried to do with this PostfixAdmin install has worked.  I need to get the v-hosts setup soon though
[23:50] <Gerrit> I'll try left shift
[23:50] <ZykoticK9> Gerrit, fresh install or upgraded?
[23:50] <Gerrit> fresh
[23:50] <Gerrit> new computer
[23:50] <sebsebseb> rolsworth: oh 10.04 is quite differnet to previous versions, you'll see
[23:51] <Typos_King> Gerrit:  or can't be sure, I think it worked for me... can't recall, either way, I changed my Grub timing or 'timeout' in /etc/default/grub   to 30, and that's how long it waits till defaulting
[23:51] <rolsworth> i am using it right now
[23:51] <addchild314> hey all
[23:51] <plum> Pici: on the ubuntu installer in partition manager (i think it's step 3 or 4) it automatically selects my internal harddrive unless i have free space on my secondary harddrive (which it then uses as ext4)
[23:51] <ZykoticK9> Gerrit, try holding Left Shift directly after seeing bios screen
[23:51] <RDS101> Network
[23:51] <rolsworth> just a new theme. i don't see anything ground breaking
[23:51] <RDS101> What is the ubuntu network?
[23:51] <plum> is there any way i can specify which hard drive to install on?
[23:51] <sebsebseb> rolsworth: I tend to get bored of these more recent versions of Ubuntu, before the final is even out, since tested in development. Anyway off topic
[23:51] <Pici> plum: The last time I used the LiveCD, it had an option to partition the disks manually.
[23:51] <Typos_King> plum:    sure, on the install screen, choose 'manual'
[23:52] <Gerrit> ZykoticK9: Just now I hav held down the left shift from initial boot all the way until I get the kdm login screen... no grub
[23:52] <jeeves> Losha, lol, your command didn't work.  :-(
[23:52] <RDS101> :) See
[23:52] <plum> okay, will do
[23:52] <Pici> RDS101: You mean which network is this irc channel on? This is freenode.
[23:52] <ywgx> fine day for friends
[23:52] <plum> i'll be back if i have issues, thanks guys
[23:52] <ZykoticK9> Gerrit, i don't know then.  Best of luck.
[23:52] <ywgx> so-so day for you
[23:52] <RDS101> Oh
[23:52] <rolsworth> i notice with empathy when it marks you as away it does not change no matter what
[23:52] <Pici> ywgx: do you have a support question?
[23:52] <addchild314> got a wubi/grub(2)/nVidia question for anyone so qualified
[23:52] <RDS101> Real, the network of ubuntu
[23:52] <plum> actually last question... is there any thing i will lose if i have ubuntu on ext3 instead of ext4?
[23:52] <RDS101> is that connected to the network of freenode
[23:53] <ywgx> I am first useing irc
[23:53] <sebsebseb> plum: depends on the version
[23:53] <Gerrit> is there any other way to get into grub? Can I in some way change the configuration so that it shows the menu in any case?
[23:53] <plum> sebsebseb: it's 9.10 desktop
[23:53] <Pici> RDS101: irc.ubuntu.com is a pointer (cname) to chat.freenode.net
[23:53] <RDS101> Oh ok
[23:53] <RDS101> :)
[23:53] <Typos_King> plum:    'lose'?   like what?
[23:53] <RDS101> Good
[23:53] <Pici> ywgx: Please join #ubuntu-offtopic if you don't have an Ubuntu support question.
[23:53] <RDS101> To know
[23:53] <FloodBot1> RDS101: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:53] <RDS101> Flood?
[23:53] <RDS101> You mean water flood?
[23:53] <sebsebseb> plum: by default 9.10 is Ext4 for clean installs, same thing for 10.04, but  upgrades from 9.04 to 9.10 won't be Ext4.  Just like upgrades from 8.04 to 10.04 won't be.  and yeah 10.04 final is out this Thursday
[23:54] <Typos_King> RDS101:    flood, as in 'too many too fast'
[23:54] <vilemaxim> Gerrit, grub1 is in /boot/grub/menu.lst I think
[23:54] <plum> Typos_King: like for example, if you move from NTFS to FAT you won't be able to change permissions anymore
[23:54] <RDS101> oh ok, am i fast?
[23:54] <jeeves> vilemaxim, yes, that's GRUB 1
[23:54] <Pici> RDS101: If you don't have an Ubuntu support question, you may /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:54] <Gerrit> vilemaxim: I don't have such a file. I guess I'm on GRUB 2, since I'm on Kubuntu 10.04
[23:54] <RDS101> Oh ok
[23:54] <RDS101> Great, so lets join it
[23:54] <sebsebseb> plum: then there was optional Ext4 support in 9.04, that really did make a difference, but also wasn't properly stable, since the kernel and such.   I tested 9.10 clean install with Ext3 and Ext4.  didn't make much differnect at all.  However for the automatic disk checking after 23 or so boots, with Ext4 much quicker than with Ext3.
[23:54] <Typos_King> plum:     I've used both, I saw no advantage to ext4 :|, I'm on ext3
[23:55] <sebsebseb> plum: when I say tested, I mean the boot up and shut down
[23:55] <plum> sebsebseb: that's odd.. it doesn't seem to be too big a difference then
[23:55] <addchild314> On 10.04b2 wubi install with grub 2 (i think) and current nvidia drivers, boot progress screen graphics are extremely low-res. Any way to fix?
[23:55] <Pici> addchild314 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[23:55] <vilemaxim> Gerrit, maybe startupmanager will help.  aptitude install startupmanager
[23:55] <sebsebseb> plum: in 9.04 it did, espesailly with a nice text boot up, but yep doesn't seem so for 9.10 or 10.04.
[23:56] <bsmith093> i apparenlty just replaced a switch with a hub on my network to resolve appearantly random internet crashes was that a good idea
[23:56] <plum> if i get this all configured and everything, i'll be on 9.10... will i be able to cleanly upgrade to 10.04 when it gets released then?
[23:56] <Pici> plum: Sure.
[23:56] <nny> bsmith093: hubs are no good
[23:56] <nny> bsmith093: but temp fix sure
[23:56] <vilemaxim> Gerrit, it will appear in your System -> Administrator menu
[23:56] <plum> sounds great. thanks a lot everyone
[23:56] <bsmith093> why not
[23:56] <sebsebseb> plum: why did you do 9.10 with Ext3?
[23:56] <nny> bsmith093: a hub just blasts traffic to all ports, regardless of who it is intended for
[23:56] <vilemaxim> Gerrit, I think it will allow all kinds of modifications to grub. Hope that helps
[23:56] <nny> bsmith093: a switch sends packets based on the MAC of the device attached to it
[23:57] <Gerrit> vilemaxim: ok, will try
[23:57] <nny> bsmith093: (or IP depending on layer switch)
[23:57] <Gerrit> brb
[23:57] <plum> sebsebseb: my bootloader that allows me to run snow leopard and windows, only recognizes ext3. so i want to be able to boot all 3
[23:57] <nny> bsmith093: basically hub = messy/busy
[23:57] <plum> windows, mac, linux
[23:57] <vilemaxim> Gerrit, I have not played with grub2 too much. I've installed it a few times, but nothing broke yet so....
[23:57] <Typos_King> plum:    10.04 gets released tomorrow, why not just install it then? :P
[23:57] <sebsebseb> plum: hrm  on a real Mac?
[23:57] <plum> sebsebseb: nope, windows laptop
[23:57] <sebsebseb> Typos_King:  plum no it gets released on the 29th Thursday
[23:57] <sebsebseb> plum: ok  the way you done Mac uhmm
[23:58] <bsmith093> well i have talked extensively with time warner cable and they said the problem was the switch
[23:58] <sebsebseb> plum: not peroperly legal, if at all really
[23:58] <Typos_King> plum: so, 2 days... IMO better a full-install than an unnecessary upgrade
[23:58] <nny> bsmith093: what's between TW and your switch?!
[23:58] <plum> sebsebseb: you could be right there
[23:58] <bsmith093> a router linksys wrt54g
[23:58] <sebsebseb> plum: Is 9.10 on there yet?
[23:59] <nny> (btw I am starting to HATE empathy, someone tell me I am crazy, just got kicked for clicking the stupid green envelope)
[23:59] <nny> bsmith093: ok and a switch is connected to that?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> nny: oh
[23:59] <plum> sebsebseb: it is, but i can't boot it at the moment because the bootloader doesn't see ext4
[23:59] <bsmith093> yes
[23:59] <nny> bsmith093: (or hub)
[23:59] <sebsebseb> plum: uh which version of Grub?
[23:59] <molqr> hello all
[23:59] <Gerrit> vilemaxim: I wonder if grub may be running but invisible due to monitor/display issues
[23:59] <ywgx> where are you from?
[23:59] <nny> bsmith093: well the switch could have been faulty, so the hub would have "resolved" the issue, but overall you'll want a switch connected.
[23:59] <Gerrit> (by running I mean showing itself)
[23:59] <bsmith093> internet to modem to router to stuff and hub to more stuff