[00:00] <kamil_> dig ?
[00:00] <arooni-mobile> help!  upgraded to 10.04 and now i see NO TITLEBARS on my desktop (w/ nvidia graphics).  tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1477151 with no avail.  also tried adding the RGBXviauals line to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:00] <arooni-mobile> ubuntu is pretty much useless without titlebars
[00:00] <simar> Slart, i have added you to my friends list so i will ask you something when i'm stuck ... i mean when you will be free ..
[00:00] <arooni-mobile> this is with the visual effects turned on
[00:00] <iWaldo> NE_Home: It will get to the grub menu, stop responding, then the computer will restart. It will do this once or twice, then grub will just give me an "out of range pointer" error
[00:01] <Ken8521> arooni-mobile, are they there when visual effects are off?
[00:01] <magik> Halitech: I have seen it in other conky setups...
[00:01] <arooni-mobile> Ken8521, they are when visual effects are on
[00:01] <LoganSkytower> Ken8521, yeah, I know that. I just don't like it as much :>
[00:01] <kamil_> oh i don't say, this xubuntu is 9.10 karmic
[00:01] <Ken8521> oh ok.
[00:01] <Halitech> magik, so have I but never tried it
[00:01] <arooni-mobile> Ken8521, i mean i get NO titlebars with visual effects on;  i get titlebars with visual effects off
[00:01] <NE_Home> iWaldo: im asuming its grub2. Have you tried to install grub 1 ?
[00:01] <Ken8521> arooni-mobile, which nvidia driver are you using?
[00:01] <LoganSkytower> Ken8521, Thanks for thinking along :)
[00:01] <magik> Halitech: I'll try and get it from another conky script then. Cheers =]
[00:01] <LoganSkytower> Good luck everyone!
[00:01] <Ken8521> :0
[00:01] <LoganSkytower> exit
[00:01] <iWaldo> NE_Home: Nope. How would I do that?
[00:02] <s3a> can some tell me what the name of the package is to have a mac-like bottom in gnome please?
[00:02] <Piccolo48> Ok, the keyword being ethernet,  Ethernet Controlloer, Realtek semiconductor co Ltd.  PCI express fast thernet controller
[00:02]  * iWaldo has forgotten everything he used to know
[00:02] <arooni-mobile> Ken8521, "nvidia"
[00:02] <linxeh> s3a: "buy a mac"
[00:02] <Ken8521> arooni-mobile, .. ok  did you download it from Nvidia's site, or are you using the driver in the restricted driver mgr?
[00:02] <Halitech> magik, there might be something here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865
[00:02] <linxeh> s3a: I'm guessing "dock" though
[00:02] <s3a> i don't want a mac, i just want that package, i fogot what's it's called
[00:02] <chalcedny> ActionParsnip, it's the little things.. how do i save in gedit with no mouse? (i tried it in vim and couldn't get it to escape, to let me :ws .. so tried what you said, i never use gedit much.)
[00:02] <NE_Home> iWaldo: i think it's a package called grub legacy. let me see
[00:03] <Ken8521> s3a, probably either cairo-dock, or awn
[00:03] <Slart> s3a: awn or cairo-dock
[00:03] <arooni-mobile> Ken8521, i think from one poing i downloaded it from restricted driver manager;  but didnt do that to upgrade to ubuntu 10.04
[00:03] <eaccenti> hello
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> kamil_: there is a sample xorg.conf you can use here: http://pastebin.com/cHd1SmrH
[00:03] <bricky> ActionParsnip: thanks those settings are awesome
[00:03] <Dizkonnekted> s3a, your looking for a dock, open synaptic and do a search for dock or google ubuntu dock
[00:03] <Slart> s3a: they are both easy to configure (comes with a small gui-configure-dialog thing)
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> kamil_: you can use: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   to get write access
[00:03] <Dizkonnekted> s3a, you might also try youtube for some goof tutorials ;)
[00:03] <chalcedny> heh ctrl - s ..
[00:03] <Dizkonnekted> *good
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> chalcedny: ALT+F  then use cursor
[00:04] <Ken8521> arooni-mobile, so did you downlaod a driver from nvidia, or did you use the restricted driver manager? that last sentence made no sense
[00:04] <eaccenti> what's the main difference between bugsquad and ubuntu testing?
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> bricky: glad you got the gold
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> !ot | eaccenti
[00:04] <NE_Home> iWaldo: ok, give this command:   dpkg  -l  grub*
[00:04] <arooni-mobile> Ken8521, before i upgraded ubuntu to 10.04 from 9.10; i used restricted driver manager
[00:04] <Piccolo48> OR, network controller:  Boradcom Corp, BCM 4312
[00:04] <NE_Home> iWaldo: how familiar are you with linux ?
[00:05] <eaccenti> ok :)
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | Piccolo48
[00:05] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, 4312.. that's your wireless device
[00:05] <iWaldo> NE_Not terribly so, but not super new
[00:06] <iWaldo> *NE_Home
[00:06] <kamil_> I read on other forums, because people with strongest cpu like core 2 duo has this same problem. why xorg takes so many cpu ?
[00:06] <tripelb> I did sudo apt-get remove vuze and it's still there. (it liked mmy password, I said y to yes and it will free up space. It finished. I open the torren and there are leftover parts of vuze that start --- theus transmission does not start.
[00:06] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Have you tried booting with super grub2 disk?
[00:06] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, that should be reasonably easy to get working...
[00:06] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Nope
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> kamil_: your GPU isn't being used
[00:06] <kamil_> oh...
[00:06] <Piccolo48> Its very easy in windows, but for some reason it doesnt work in linux....so now what?
[00:07] <Piccolo48> Linux doesnt even detect it
[00:07] <n8w> anyone usin s2disk for hibernation?
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> Piccolo48: the guide i gave will let you install the driver for the broadcom
[00:07] <Piccolo48> ah
[00:07] <kamil_> ok so when I open a xorg.conf what I must to do ?
[00:07] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, follow the link ActionParsnip gave you, it has instructions for doing it w/o internet access
[00:07] <Dizkonnekted> kamil_, are you using an ATi radeon card?
[00:07] <arimmer> ActionParsnip: send that url again plz?
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> Piccolo48: its easier to use a wired connection and you will be offered a driver
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> arimmer: which?
[00:08] <kamil_> diz... no noemagic magicgraph
[00:08] <arimmer> ActionParsnip:  the broadcom driver install
[00:08] <kamil_> i dont now what is it :D
[00:08] <TommyH> Can someone help me up[date my alsamixer?
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | arimmer
[00:08] <magik> Halitech: I could just put my IP in manually.
[00:08] <chalcedny> ActionParsnip, i think i messed up. you told me to alt f-2 first. i was already in a terminal so .. i didnt do that step. alt-f2 just now, opened a Run Application window. is it useful? i still don't have a cursor. eek?
[00:08] <iWaldo> NE_Home: tried dpkg, grub-legacy is listed
[00:08] <Stormx2> Hi all. Could someone recommend a good ubuntu-supported internal WiFi card for my desktop tower (PCI stuff, etc)
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> chalcedny: if you have a terminal you can launch commands from there directly, alt+f2 isn't needed ;)
[00:09] <Halitech> magik, that would work but if by chance it changes...
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | Stormx2
[00:09] <magik> Halitech: My ip hasn't changed for about 3 years now. And i can always look it up again.
[00:09] <chalcedny> ActionParsnip, yes, that's what i thought.. so i didn't do alt f2 then. but now i have a gedit and run applications.. what next, please?
[00:10] <Halitech> magik, okay
[00:10] <NE_Home> iWaldo: i was mistaken there. That looks like documentation. the status of "grub" should be 'un' while the status of grub-pc is 'ii'.  Correct?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> chalcedny: gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[00:11] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, did you install from a CD?
[00:11] <iWaldo> NE_Home: Correct
[00:11] <chalcedny> ActionParsnip, yes i did that.
[00:11] <NE_Home> iWaldo: you are on another machine ?
[00:12] <Piccolo48> Ah, sorry, that was a lot to write down.  Anyway, I used like WBUI or something
[00:12] <Piccolo48> Or however you install it from windows
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> chalcedny: make the line be: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash i8024.reset"  save the new file and reboot, should be ok
[00:12] <Ken8521> ugh...
[00:12] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Super grub2 disk will almost certainly let you boot. And it's generally easier to fix grub from a booted system as well.
[00:12] <kamil_> ekhmm... i can't open a xorg.conf
[00:12] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, did you use that from a CD?
[00:12] <iWaldo> NE_Home: I'm on my macbook,  but running a live CD on the broken machine
[00:12] <octavio> sudo Xorg -configure give's me this error http://pastebin.com/Uu4kqfhC . Is there a method to get the xorg.conf from ubuntu 9.04 or 9.10 via livecd?
[00:13] <arooni-mobile> help!  upgraded to 10.04 and now i see NO TITLEBARS on my desktop (w/ nvidia graphics).  tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1477151 with no avail.  also tried adding the RGBXviauals line to /etc/X11/xorg.conf   .. neither worked.  (this happens only when visual effects are turned on)
[00:13] <Piccolo48> Mmm, no.  I think I just ran it and installed it from windows without writing it on a CD.  I think I had trouble writing it on the CD and thus did that instead
[00:13] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Checked it out, gonna try it as my next thing
[00:13] <oneirosFade> Ah, hey - problem where on plugging/unplugging while the netbook is running (10.04 atm) will cause it to suspend, then re-suspend on wakeup, etc.  Not sure what to make of this ~ Google hasn't helped.
[00:13] <chalcedny> i don't want to reboot... arrgh!
[00:13] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, you may be in for all sorts of fun trying to do this then, you need a CD to do that.
[00:14] <Halitech> magik, this works, just did it on mine http://forums.opensuse.org/archives/sf-archives/archives-tips-tricks-tweaks/334474-howto-have-conky-displaying-your-internet-ip.html
[00:14] <cyborgsmurf> Hi! Can anyone help me, I have this question about partition lock...
[00:14] <Piccolo48> I dont think so.  I'll need a CD to downlaod the files needed but I wont need to downalod all of linux
[00:14] <NE_Home> iWaldo: i see. So you mount your ubuntu install partition with the live-cd. We will need to run some commands to remove grub-pc and install grub
[00:14] <Jordan_U> octavio: Using an Xorg.conf from Xorg -configure is basically the same as using none at all, since Xorg now does auto detection at runtime. 9.10 and up (possibly 9.04 also) use no xorg.conf by default, and there's only been a very minimal one for longer than that.
[00:14] <Piccolo48> Well, we'll see
[00:15] <magik> Halitech: I'll do it tommorow. Going to bed in a min. Thanks a lot though =]
[00:15] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, ...ok. :)
[00:15] <magik> My ubuntu 10.4 desktop is really sexy now!
[00:15] <iWaldo> NE_Home: Ubuntu partition is mounted
[00:15] <Jordan_U> cyborgsmurf: Ask your actual question, if anyone can help they will.
[00:15] <lokaa> irc.redhispana.org
[00:15] <lokaa> irc.redhispana.org
[00:15] <lokaa> irc.redhispana.org
[00:15] <Piccolo48> Well, thanks ahead of time.  This will probably take a few hours....
[00:15] <Halitech> magik, no problem, I wanted the same thing but gave up awhile ago
[00:15] <FloodBot2> lokaa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:15] <magik> loka
[00:15] <chalcedny> ActionParsnip left?
[00:16] <NE_Home> iWaldo: yea. you better try booting with that supergrub thing first. Or you want to try this grub2 uninstall and grub install ?
[00:16] <magik> lokaa is that you?
[00:16] <magik> loka123?
[00:16] <Piccolo48> Yesterday i thought I was superhuman so its good to need help like a weenie
[00:16] <iWaldo> NE_Home: I'll try the super grub disk first
[00:16] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, probably longer than that.. good luck..
[00:16] <chalcedny> Piccolo48, you're doing a hard thing.. take credit :)
[00:16] <cyborgsmurf> -magik- good that 10.04 works for some... I had to delete mine and go back to 9.10 (USB issues... long story)
[00:17] <NE_Home> iWaldo: ok. I'd blame your BIOS in that machine where you have problems though
[00:17] <kamil_> i haven't xorg.conf
[00:17] <cyborgsmurf> okay. There are keys in gparted and I can't resize nor unmount. How do I resize them?
[00:17] <iWaldo> NE_Home: I'd thought about the BIOS, but it loads the live CD fine. Not 100% sure if that means anything, though
[00:18] <beartato> I am using ubuntu 9.10 with home folder encryption and everything is working fine. I am just wondering why the ecryptfs kernel module doesn't seem to be loaded? 'modinfo ecryptfs' returns 'ERROR: modinfo: could not find module ecryptfs'. How can this work without the kernel module?
[00:18] <octavio> Jordan_U so if i dont find the xorg.conf in 9.10 or 9.04, it's possible that I find it?
[00:18] <Piccolo48> meh, l think youre right I'll have to install ubuntu all over again in order to access bcmwl kernel source package
[00:18] <octavio> i mean because in these versions the resolutions works perfectly
[00:18] <tripelb> my torrents used to work fine. Now I keep getting permission denied on where I aim to put them
[00:18] <Jordan_U> octavio: I don't understand your question.
[00:19] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, no
[00:19] <magik> Anyone wanna see my sexy desktop?
[00:19] <NE_Home> iWaldo: id think more a confusion of how and where the bios knows where the hard disk boot sectors are, and how and where thus passes control to a bootloader, grub in our case
[00:19] <NE_Home> iWaldo: another thing, where did you install grub ?
[00:19] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, you won't have to install all over again, ou need to dwnload and burn a live CD, and then you *should* be able to follow those directions on your wubi instal
[00:19] <NE_Home> iWaldo: mbr ?
[00:19] <iWaldo> NE_Home: Maybe I should try resetting the BIOS, then?
[00:19] <octavio> The resolutions works on 9.04
[00:19] <Piccolo48> Ah, makes sense.
[00:19] <Piccolo48> lol
[00:19] <kamil_> who can tell me why i don'y have xorg.conf in my xubuntu and why cpu usage is that high (about 100%)
[00:19] <Piccolo48> Just install linux on the CD and it should read it anyway
[00:19] <octavio> it possible to get them form livecd?
[00:19] <iWaldo> NE_Home: Honestly, wherever the Ubuntu CD installs it by default
[00:20] <NE_Home> iWaldo: no, don't go so far yet. This bios thing is still a speculation :)
[00:20] <Piccolo48> LOL!!!!111
[00:20] <magik> http://i50.tinypic.com/2vvnl9l.jp =] My sexy new ubuntu 10.4 desktop with conky. The conky script is pretty much made by me =]
[00:20] <cyborgsmurf> what does the keys stand for in Ubuntu - gparted?
[00:20] <Piccolo48> Do I have to put WBUI (or whatever the windows version is) specifically, or will the normal i386 install file thing work as well?
[00:21] <NE_Home> cyborgsmurf: the partition is locked
[00:21] <kamil_> anybody will help me ?
[00:21] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, download a Live CD from ubuntu.com(for whichever version you installed, 32 or 64bit).. burn the ISO to a cd then use it, to install the kernel source, etc.. following the directions at that lin.. it will rsolve any dependency errors you'll run into
[00:21] <NE_Home> cyborgsmurf: you are trying to resize a mounted partition ?
[00:21] <cyborgsmurf> yes
[00:21] <Ken8521> Piccolo48, ive never used wubi, but i'm pretty sure the regular i386 cd will work fine, assuming you are using 32bit wubi
[00:21] <tripelb> my torrents used to work fine. Now I keep getting permission denied on where I aim to put them. I told it "desktop" but the permission denied says media.
[00:21] <eaccenti> how can I install gtk2.0 >=2.8 ?
[00:22] <NE_Home> kamil_: to what i know, ubuntu doesn't use x.org for its X configuration like other normal linuxes do
[00:22] <Piccolo48> ok cool
[00:22] <NE_Home> xorg.conf that was
[00:22] <tripelb> Piccolo48, use the regular livecd that would work to install Ubuntu (in any form) on your bomputer. The wubi will be on that CD.
[00:22] <cyborgsmurf> is it possible to resize the partition Im running on?
[00:23]  * iWaldo downloads the super grub CD
[00:23] <CaptainTrek> cyborgsmurf:  no, not unless you load into livecd first
[00:23] <Jordan_U> NE_Home: Upstream Xorg has lost its dependence on an xorg.conf, though one will still be used if provided. Almost all current linux distros do not ship an xorg.conf by default.
[00:23] <cyborgsmurf> what is a liveCD (Im a former win-user)
[00:23] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, then you wont be running on that partition. (so the answer is clearly, no.)
[00:23] <beartato> does anyone know if the ecryptfs kernel module has to be loaded on boot for the encrypted home directory to work?
[00:24] <cyborgsmurf> yeah its pretty clear now
[00:24] <yosuke> ls
[00:24] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, It's ubuntu that you can run from a CD. iT's wonderful.
[00:24] <NE_Home> cyborgsmurf: you will have to unmount it first. But that's something beyond my ability to explain. You can do it easy if you boot with the live-cd and resize the partition. The idea is that when resized, the partition should NOT be in use
[00:24] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, you can use it
[00:25] <NE_Home> Jordan_U: yea I heared that too. But does this mean that xorg detects most of its needed parameters automatically ?
[00:25] <cyborgsmurf> whats good about mounting linux from a live CD... isnt that going to make Ubuntu slower?
[00:25] <Jordan_U> NE_Home: Yes.
[00:25] <n8w> is pm-utils the default hibernation mechanism for ubuntu?
[00:25] <Jon--> A little off-topic: I remember one time viewing the source for different Java files [ie LinkedList.java]. Which packages would I need installed (I have JDK/JRE) and where would I find these?
[00:26] <NE_Home> cyborgsmurf: slower for using it all the time yes. But when it comes to fixing stuff and troubleshooting, it's your best friend that live cd
[00:26] <gartral> anyone manage to get wine 1.2 to work with source-engine games in 64-bit lucid? I THINK it's pulse screwing up. but i don't see an option too change the default soundcore under syste,>Preferences>Sound anymore.. why the hell was that re/moved?
[00:26] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, you can use it to try ubuntu without installing. Anything you want to save can go on a flashdrive. And since it can read your windows drive, you can use it to save files from a disk which has windows failed. One of the wpnders pof ubuntu is that --unlike windoes-- you can take an ubuntu disk out of one machine, put it in another machine and it will boot!! Wow, no DRM to machine.
[00:26] <Daekdroom> gartral, if it's not the official version in the repos, you should head to #winehq
[00:26] <Jordan_U> cyborgsmurf: You can't resize a partition that you are booted from (you can, but it's not worth the effort). So by booting from CD you allow yourself to resize your Ubuntu partition.
[00:26] <gartral> Daekdroom: #winehq is ignoring me
[00:26] <cyborgsmurf> the live CD is that the same CD as the one which I burned my ISO into?
[00:27] <Jordan_U> cyborgsmurf: Yes.
[00:27] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, yes
[00:27] <NE_Home> tripelb: wanna see my 8GB flash drive with debian in it installed as if on a disk? the swapfile goes to a ramdisk :D
[00:27] <prismate> http://prismate.deviantart.com/#/d2qtzbw
[00:27] <Jordan_U> NE_Home: Swap file goes to a ramdisk?
[00:28] <NE_Home> swap partiotion. my bad
[00:28] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD   good words here for you.
[00:28] <gartral> NE_Home: that's a Bad Thing! there's no need to double up your ram usage like that
[00:28] <NE_Home> partition
[00:28] <cyborgsmurf> thanks. So after I've resized my partition, which I want to use, can I go back using Ubuntu with more space?
[00:28] <tripelb> NE_Home, ramdisk dies when power is off. That's what I was talking about AVOIDING
[00:29] <NE_Home> gartral: well it was mostly a test and proof of concept. And also because I needed a tool for recovery utilities
[00:29] <iWaldo> NE_Home, Jordan_U: The Super Grub CD boots Windows fine. Whatever that means.
[00:29] <tripelb> cyborgsmurf, that's a question to be determined by experience and not me.
[00:29] <gartral> anyone manage to get wine 1.2 to work with source-engine games in 64-bit lucid? I THINK it's pulse screwing up. but i don't see an option too change the default soundcore under syste,>Preferences>Sound anymore.. why the hell was that re/moved?
[00:29] <NE_Home> tripelb: yea. But I was using the ramdisk as a swap area :)
[00:30] <NE_Home> iWaldo: and does it boot ubuntu ?
[00:30] <iWaldo> Don't know how (or if) that pertains to the status of the BIOS and/or the grub install on the mahcine
[00:30] <iWaldo> NE_Home: Trying now
[00:30] <tripelb> NE_Home, I thought that's what the livecd did. Gee, I assumed. How does the liveCD do it then?
[00:30] <cyborgsmurf> isnt that the purpose of resizing... to be able to use more space?
[00:30] <tripelb> my torrents used to work fine. Now I keep getting permission denied on where I aim to put them. I told it "desktop" but the permission denied says media.
[00:31] <gartral> how do i change the default soundcore in ubuntu? Pulseaudio is broken through and through!
[00:31] <Loshki> gartral: which os version?
[00:31] <tripelb> Transmission got all fouled up somehow. How can I get it back to defaults??
[00:31] <NE_Home> tripelb: that's how it does it in a way. The live cd has a compressed filesystem in it and mounted accordingly, that's why it is SLOW.
[00:31] <digdug> when using brasero to copy a data cd to an image file, I'm getting the error: "please install the following manually and try again", but it doesn't list anything, anymore
[00:31] <gartral> Loshki: 10.04 64bit
[00:31] <cafree> I just upgraded to 10.04 and I've lost scroll wheel capability on my Wacom tablet.  Is there a config tool to fix this?
[00:31] <digdug> I've already installed cdrdao and cue2toc like it asked
[00:32] <iWaldo> NE_Home: It seems to boot Ubuntu fine, as well
[00:32] <gartral> Loshki: the option used to be in System>Preferences>Sound.. but all that has now are broken options for a broken PA
[00:32] <cyborgsmurf> I always have to unlock my other partitions which gets frustrated since I know I can just copy it to Ubuntu part, however, I cant do it because a lack of HDDspace
[00:32] <k0d3g3ar> ne1 here using a PCI eSata card with Ubuntu?
[00:33] <Jordan_U> gartral: Have you tried asking about your problem in #pulseaudio (preferably without trolling about pulseaudio being "broken")?
[00:33] <iWaldo> Yep, boots Ubuntu fine
[00:33] <tripelb> NE_Home, you said that you have a version of Ubuntu LiveCD that will do swap on a RAMdisk. I thought it did. then you replied -NE_Home> tripelb: that's how it does it in a way. The live cd has a compressed filesystem in it and mounted accordingly, that's why it is SLOW.-  Please explain further...
[00:33] <NE_Home> tripelb: some parts of the live cd filesystem are on a ramdisk. Like the /home/ubuntu (the live system user) and maybe other parts of which I can't be sure which.
[00:33] <love_> Hi, in the server edition (9.10 I think, but let's say generally) is it possible that all ports on the server is filtered by default?
[00:33] <miskinis> Man, trying to install 10.4 on a Thinkpad A20P.  I tried vga=771 in the boot options, but I still get a garbled screen.  Is there a text option, or another vga= value I could try?
[00:34] <love_> I  have an untouched installation I'm trying to get online, now however with all ports filtered
[00:34] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Can you try running "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical grub-pc" from within Ubuntu?
[00:34] <Loshki> gartral: I had good luck fixing 10.04 sound by following the 'nosound' link in this article: http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/937-things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-1004-lts-lucid-lynx (see 'nosound' in the 2nd paragraph). No idea if it will work with 64 bit though...
[00:34] <arimmer> miskinis: why not use the alternate install - al ltext
[00:34] <tripelb> OK and so what is the difference in the disk/image/ on the flashdrive that you mentioned that has swap-on-a-ramdrive
[00:34] <gartral> Jordan_U: for my purposes, pulse is broken completly, i cannot pipe sound from source-engine games through pulse, it's seemingly impossible. i'm not trolling.. im just saying that for what i need, pulseaudio is completly useless
[00:35] <Zelozelos> im using ubuntu 10.04, i dl'd frets on fire from the repos, and i have a bunch of songs for it dl'd from a few sites, whree do i need 2 put them?
[00:35] <tripelb> Tranmission doesnt understand the target locaation. I must be doing something wrong. I'd so appreciate some help.
[00:35] <NE_Home> tripelb: yes that's correct. That's actually a waste of ram memory from the live cd but then again, trying a complete system without installing anything, does have a cost somewhere. This cost is ram memory
[00:35] <gartral> Loshki: I want sound! that's my problem right now, pulse wont pipe sound from source-engine games
[00:35] <miskinis> So I add exactly "-al ltext" within the params, and before the -- at the end???
[00:35] <Zelozelos> i know in windows theres a data folder in the fof folder that the songs go into, but i cant seem to locate it
[00:35] <Loshki> gartral: you can remove pulseaudio I believe. http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html. I've never tried this on 10.04 though...
[00:36] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Done, takes me to grub configuration menu
[00:36] <gothran> Hi guys, can anyone tell me where can I download makehuman 0.9.1 for linux? (karmic)
[00:36] <aaron> just got ubuntu desktop: I was wondering how to enable the feature where when you drag a window to the left it takes up the left half of your screen and when you drag one to the right it takes up the right.
[00:36] <tripelb> OK NE_Home what's better about your debian flashdrive. Or is it that it is done in debian that is special?
[00:36] <Jordan_U> gartral: I didn't mean to say that you were trolling, it's just that often people join #pulseaudio and rant about it being broken, while still expecting to be helped. I was just trying to head that off before it started just in case :)
[00:36] <k0d3g3ar> Jordan_U, it will happen anyway..  :)
[00:37] <Loshki> gothran: somewhere here perhaps: http://sites.google.com/site/makehumandocs/download
[00:37] <tripelb> I am wanting to rant about my Transmission being broken except that is will prolley end up that it is me who has set it up wrong or maybe not.
[00:37] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Is it asking which drive to install grub to?
[00:37] <Zelozelos> does anyone know if the songs are still .ogg files for frets on fire in this version?
[00:37] <tripelb> Help my transmission wont accept the target location correctly. I'd guess it makes some assumption. Did I ask for help yet?
[00:38] <tripelb> I'll come back. AND
[00:38] <gartral> Jordan_U: ahh.. i see.. well i'm not a troll (at least, i TRY not to be a troll) but for my purposes, pulse is a giant, moulding turd that's blocking me from playing me games. and i desperatly need to work around it.. and it would seem ubuntu has removed all hope of an easy route. >.<
[00:38] <arimmer> tripleb: haven't used tmission.  But I suspect your config file is something like .transmission and is a hidden file in your /home.  Enable view hidden and search.  Delete and you can reconfig
[00:38] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: "A new version of configuration file /etc/default/grub is available, but the version installed currently has been locally modified. What would you like to do about it?"
[00:38] <gothran> Loshki: yeah but they redirect me here http://rpmlinux.org/readme-first
[00:39] <tripelb> NE_Home, yes I'd like to see what I can about your 8G debian but I dont have the room for it till I get a new HD.
[00:39] <sizzlefire> I have two screens, and when i drag  to the edge of one, instead of splitting and displaying on both it jumps to a different screen, how can i make it split?
[00:39] <NE_Home> tripelb: no. It's that it is not a live cd, it's a complete installation. All actions are persistant, i can install and uninstall and have documents and all. It bing debian has nothing to do with it. Ubuntu can be done that way too. The magic tool is "debootstrap"
[00:39] <iWaldo> Then options to install the standard version, compare it to the installed version, and things of that sort
[00:39] <NE_Home> tripelb: oh. I'd recomend you see to build your own :)
[00:39] <gartral> Loshki: those instructions wont work, the sound menu they use is older, and the newer one lacks the options that one gives entirly
[00:39] <cyborgsmurf> why does the sound in some games disappear and then eventually disappears?
[00:39] <Loshki> gothran: http://makehuman.googlecode.com/files/makehuman-alpha_5_i386.deb starts a download when I try it...
[00:39] <tripelb> arimmer thanks and 've saved it in a file. I'll go do it.
[00:40] <Jordan_U> gartral: Try seeing if #pulseaudio can get pulse to do the right thing for your setup, and just avoid voicing your opinion :)
[00:40] <NE_Home> tripelb: basically, you treat the flash drive as if it were a hard disk. And you install the system there
[00:40] <cyborgsmurf> mistyped
[00:40] <aaron> just got ubuntu desktop: I was wondering how to enable the feature where when you drag a window to the left it takes up the left half of your screen and when you drag one to the right it takes up the right
[00:41] <Loshki> gartral: I skipped the alsa gui part which didn't apply to my version, and did the rest, and it still worked. YMMV of course...
[00:41] <tripelb> NE_Home, I'd like to build an ubuntu liveCD that has xchat and the non-free on it. and chrome.  I'll have to learn how to do that though. All suggestions appreciated.
[00:41] <gartral> Jordan_U: it's a known bug in wine 1.2 that pulse has broken soure-game sound. this is confirmed on pulse forums, ubuntu forums, and winehq. i know for a fact the fix is the removal/bypassing of pulse
[00:41] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: If you haven't made any important changes to /etc/default/grub that you want to keep then choose to use the maintainer's version.
[00:41] <NE_Home> tripelb: be warned that this thing will wear your flash drive off very fast. But I can justify the costs of learning :p
[00:41] <tripelb> aaron you aer so write on.
[00:41] <cyborgsmurf> I mean why does sound in games sometimes sound crappy then completely disappears?
[00:41] <tripelb> aaron you aer so right on. I want that too.
[00:41] <tomcyl> hello all
[00:41] <gartral> Loshki: YMMV? i don't understan the acronym
[00:41] <tripelb> NE_Home, I just want to build a custom install or live CD
[00:41] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Would using the maintainer's version nuke my list of OSes or anything like that?
[00:41] <gothran> Loshki: this is the alpha, the old one is 0.9.1 but is packed for mandriva and it last with .rpm... what I have to do with it?
[00:41] <arimmer> gartral: your mileage may vary
[00:42] <Jordan_U> gartral: Have you tried pasuspender?
[00:42] <Loshki> gartral: an Americanism. Your mileage may vary i.e. it may not work for you...
[00:42] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: No.
[00:42] <vic20gmr> i am wondering 1]can i install low-latency kernal without reinstalling karmic?
[00:42] <NE_Home> tripelb: let me find some refference urls for you
[00:42] <gartral> Loshki: ahh, i get the reference now, I'm just not good with acronymisms
[00:42] <gartral> :P
[00:42] <vic20gmr> also wud i have better gaming experience?
[00:42] <tomcyl> can some one tell me why i can not save my w/L Wpa key?
[00:43] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Excellent
[00:43] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Done. Now I assume I reboot?
[00:43] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Yes.
[00:43] <onetinsoldier> tripelb: you might to check this out http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/
[00:44] <gothran> loshki: makehuman-0.9.1-2mapi2008.1.i586.rpm, I have downloaded it but I do not know how to extrack it
[00:44] <miskinis> arimmer: I tried adding "-al ltext", but I still got a garbled screen on the thinkpad a20p.
[00:44] <bricky> hey anybody know how to auto start with compiz enabled
[00:44] <gartral> Jordan_U: no, but it looks like it may work, though i try running it and it wants options.. pasuspender -s localhost returns me to the -h output >.<
[00:45] <arimmer> miskinis: STRONGLY suggest you drop the desktop install iso, download the alternate and try that
[00:45] <NE_Home> tripelb: does your liveCD have to be ubuntu ?
[00:45] <gothran> someone knows a pack for makehuman for a generic distro?
[00:45] <bricky> nvm i got it
[00:45] <Zelozelos> huh, thats the last place i thought id find them in media/sd1
[00:45] <Zelozelos> thanks anyhow guys
[00:45] <tomcyl> why my W/L WPA always go back to the one before
[00:45] <Jordan_U> gartral: pasuspender wine /path/to/exe
[00:45] <Loshki> gothran: you can't easily install an rpm file on ubuntu. You need the .deb version...
[00:45] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Doesn't look like it worked
[00:46] <miskinis> Anyway, still looking for some way to get a text installer or something other than vga=771 to install 10 on a thinkpad a20p :(
[00:46] <NE_Home> tripelb: for ubuntu, a good start is here:    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[00:46] <vic20gmr> i am wondering 1]can i install low-latency kernal without reinstalling karmic?
[00:46] <vic20gmr> also wud i have better gaming experience?
[00:46] <waga> hello
[00:46] <arimmer> miskinis: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors
[00:46] <xorwhy> Is there any way to enable a "mouse smoothing"?
[00:46] <Jordan_U> gartral: pasuspender suspends untill the given command exits.
[00:46] <acicula> vic20gmr, you mean a preemptive kernel?
[00:46] <xorwhy> My mouse movement is slightly jerky, and as a result my show window contents while dragging is jerky.
[00:46] <tomcyl> some things to do with keyring?
[00:46] <gothran> Loshki: how I do it by the command line?
[00:46] <waga> @xorwhy: System-?>Preferencies->Mouse
[00:47] <tripelb> I haven't found the .terminal anywhere.
[00:47] <xorwhy> waga: That doesn't appear to contain any mouse smoothing function.
[00:47] <miskinis> arimmer: I burned a CD with 10, are you suggesting I do not use it?
[00:47] <aaron> just got ubuntu desktop: I was wondering how to enable the feature where when you drag a window to the left it takes up the left half of your screen and when you drag one to the right it takes up the right...or what its called so i can google atleast
[00:47] <vic20gmr> acicula honestly im not sure, but is there *any* other kernal i cud use to possibly improve gaming?
[00:47] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: When I rebooted, it got as far as the menu, then froze. Second time, it let me select an OS, then just went back to the grub menu and froze when I picked one. Third time, it just gave me a screen full of zeros
[00:47] <Loshki> gothran: download  http://makehuman.googlecode.com/files/makehuman-alpha_5_i386.deb and then do sudo gdebi makehuman-alpha_5_i386.deb
[00:47] <gartral> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/RRebP4rw <-- REALLY?
[00:47] <vic20gmr> acicula, honestly im not sure, but is there *any* other kernal i cud use to possibly improve gaming?
[00:48] <cyborgsmurf> I have windows7,XP and Ubuntu with grub... I used to be able to boot in windows but after re-installing Ubuntu  10.04 and back to 9.10, I cant run windows from grub anymore... is windows lost forever?
[00:48] <iWaldo> Now it just goes to the grub screen and freezes
[00:48] <MrPancake> vic20gmr: Heh, a Windows kernel so you don't have the abstraction layer? :-)
[00:48] <tomcyl> how do i  clear WPA key i enter before?
[00:48] <tripelb> aaron, this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o92RoCV8RU
[00:48] <arimmer> miskinis: precisely.  pretty sure you downloaded the desktop iso which is GUI by default.  the alternate iso is a TEXT BASED installer.  Quote:  This installation CD is suited for computers unable to run the graphical desktop based installation, either because their computer does not meet the minimum requirements for the live cd or because their computer requires configuration after the...
[00:48] <arimmer> ...installation is complete in order to use the desktop.
[00:48] <gartral> vic20gmr: if ubuntu still has support for a realtime kernal
[00:48] <gothran> Loshki: yes, that is easy, but I would try to install the 0.9.1 version, not the alpha (its lacks of options)...
[00:48] <Jordan_U> gartral: The man page is more clear than the --help message
[00:48] <NE_Home> tripelb: another thing of interest to you is this as well:   http://live.debian.net/
[00:49] <gothran> loshki: makehuman-0.9.1-2mapi2008.1.i586.rpm, I have downloaded it but I do not know how to extrack it
[00:49] <iWaldo> This time it let me select an OS before it froze
[00:49] <tripelb> aaron http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/4674/
[00:49] <iWaldo> So, no change
[00:49] <tripelb> thanks NE_Home
[00:49] <vic20gmr> MrPancake, idk if i have an abstr layer
[00:49] <acicula> vic20gmr, probably not
[00:49] <gartral> Jordan_U: i read that too, still dont understand it, pasuspender -s localhost SHOULD have killed PA for a bit... but..
[00:49] <miskinis> arimmer: OK, many thanks, and I apologize for my ignorance.  Although I've used ubuntu 8 and 9, I was a redhat user, and a brief debian user only.
[00:49] <patx_> what is the default image viewer called?
[00:50] <vic20gmr> gartral, if.... then wut?
[00:50] <NE_Home> tripelb: and the ulimate goal could be this:  http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/    (the livecd link at the end, but all there is plain awesome)
[00:50] <gothran> Or maybe someones know there download a makehuman 0.9.1 for a generic distro? a gz or a bz2?
[00:50] <NE_Home> ultimate*
[00:50] <gothran> Or maybe someones know there can I download a makehuman 0.9.1 for a generic distro? a gz or a bz2?
[00:50] <arimmer> miskinis: not to worry.  As many times as I've been bailed out of brain dead system of my own creation, this is the least i can to
[00:50] <xorwhy1> I really wish I could make my mouse drag smoother, rather than this raw pixel-jumping cursor-purism the gnome devs were after.
[00:50] <tomcyl> hi guy
[00:50] <gartral> vic20gmr: then your SoL.. try another distro like Sabayon?
[00:50] <vic20gmr> acicula, prob not - to wut do u refer?
[00:51] <acicula> if theres any gain to rebuilding the kernel for games
[00:51] <vic20gmr> gartral, i dont know if i have abstraction layer, how do i determine this
[00:51] <NE_Home> tripelb: the debian live link is in my opinion a compromise between trimming down ubuntu to a custom live cd, and that other one, linuxfromscratch which starts it all from source code.
[00:51] <Shinydan> heya
[00:52] <patx_> what is the default image viewer called?
[00:52] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Does the "Detect any GRUB2 installation" Option of super grub2 disk bring you to the same frozen screen?
[00:52] <Shinydan> having problems accessing an audio CD - error is Could not open location 'cdda://sr0/', Failed to execute child process "sound-juicer" (No such file or directory)
[00:52] <Shinydan> Wha?
[00:52] <vic20gmr> brb
[00:52] <gothran> Loshki: http://sites.google.com/site/makehumandocs/download all dowm the page
[00:53] <Shinydan> Rhythmbox works fine though.
[00:53] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Where is that option in the disk menu?
[00:53] <erufu> hello
[00:54] <erufu> anybody here use gmailfs ? Can it work on 10.04 ?
[00:54] <onetinsoldier> Shinydan: install sound-juicer
[00:54] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: It's in the very first menu, if you're using super grub2 disk rather than super grub disk based on grub legacy.
[00:54] <tripelb> NE_Home, I'm not so advanced as that. what's a live-link?  --- I need to know the location of my config file for transmission (the bit torrent client)
[00:54] <Loshki> gothran: It's unclear to me that an 0.9.1 debian version exists...
[00:54] <edbian> erufu, I'm sure it works with ubuntu 10.04 if it's in the repos.
[00:55] <Chuck_Schuldiner> My windows 7 installation is not working
[00:55] <edbian> erufu, Did you check the repos?
[00:55] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: I'm using the grub legacy based version :|
[00:55] <arimmer> Chuck_Schuldiner: more info
[00:55] <tripelb> NE_Home, I'm trying to have a computer working. One, for a start, lol
[00:55] <erufu> the repos say deprecated package
[00:55] <funkyHat> sizzlefire: do you have a nvidia graphics card, or something else?
[00:56] <funkyHat> sizzlefire: and which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[00:56] <arimmer> erufu: http://richard.jones.name/google-hacks/gmail-filesystem/gmail-filesystem.html
[00:56] <tomcyl> can anyone give me a command to clear up Keyring password?
[00:56] <erufu> thx i want to ovoid that but ^^
[00:56] <gartral> Jordan_U: does pasuspend work for you?
[00:56] <tripelb> Please help me learn how to search in terminal for all files that have the term transmission anywhere in the char string of the name. Please help. I dont know how to use the command, and wildcards properly and the GUI fails me.
[00:56] <NE_Home> tripelb: hehe ok. Well, you can issue:  cd ; mv .transmission  .transmission.old
[00:57] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> how do i determine if i have abstraction layer?
[00:57] <NE_Home> tripelb: when opening a terminal at your home dir
[00:57] <sizzlefire> funkyHat: I have a intigrated ATI PoA graphics card and I'm running Ubuntu 10.04
[00:57] <tripelb> ne_home see above line my question.
[00:57] <Jordan_U> gartral: No, it doesn't seem to :(
[00:57] <gothran> Loshki: yeah, I have problems to find it, but I downloaded a version from http://rpmlinux.org/readme-first end of the page in repository, a pack for mandriva .rpm
[00:57] <gartral> Jordan_U: now you see my problem :P
[00:57] <edbian> tripelb, find transmission
[00:57] <funkyHat> sizzlefire: and you're currently seeing the same image on each screen, or just dragging from one screen to the other isn't working?
[00:58] <tripelb> edbian no such file or directory (I have the program installed, per standard ubuntu)
[00:58] <erufu> the lib python-libgmail is available for ubuntu 10.04 ?
[00:58] <chalcedny> if anyone wants to know.. ActioniiParsnip's fix worked PERFECTLY - AFTER .. i removed the cat hairs from my optical mouse's 'eye'!
[00:58] <sirlinux> dudes how can i see the nick list on the right side ? on xchat
[00:58] <sirlinux> ?
[00:59]  * iWaldo downloads the grub2 version
[00:59] <edbian> tripelb, locate transmission
[00:59] <edbian> tripelb, Do you have that installed?
[00:59] <tripelb> tranmission is not in the hidden files on / --> please believe me. I did ls .*
[00:59] <Shinydan> that's done it. Need coffee, that was too obvious. 8)
[00:59] <tripelb> yes it is installed
[00:59] <chalcedny> sirlinux, put your mouse's pointer in that edge and drag it toward the center .. it's there!
[00:59] <NE_Home> tripelb: dpkg -l transmission*
[00:59] <tripelb> I've been using it. But the config file got stupid and I cant anymoer
[00:59] <tripelb> NE_Home, what does dpkg do?
[00:59] <Dizkonnekted> sirlinux, click view - place a check in userlist
[01:00] <edbian> tripelb, sudo find / -name transmission
[01:00] <sirlinux> Dudes i have in the left side down "1484 Users" if i click shows me the users ...
[01:00] <edbian> tripelb, Might take a bit to finish.
[01:00] <sirlinux> this like a new kind of xchat
[01:00] <Taulus> What does everyone think of 10.04, I am running 9.10, should I update?
[01:00] <sirlinux> is not the old one
[01:00] <NE_Home> tripelb: a lot of things. In this case it will tell you all the software installed which name start with transmission
[01:00] <tripelb> NE_Home, is that -(eye) or -(el) ?
[01:00] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> gartral: is there a way for me to determine if i have abstr layer?
[01:00] <NE_Home> L
[01:00] <sirlinux> don't update Taulus
[01:00] <bricky> can someone link me to a site to place to get compiz widgets
[01:01] <tripelb> I'm on it dpkg
[01:01] <sirlinux> i upgrade my ubunto to 10.04
[01:01] <sirlinux> ubuntu*
[01:01] <sirlinux> better 9.04 than 10.04 ((( my opinion )
[01:01] <Taulus> sirlinux why?
[01:01] <edbian> bricky, There are 2 packages that give you more compiz plugins that are in the repos.
[01:01] <Docteh> Taulus: for starters the default theme ;)
[01:02] <NE_Home> somehow i agree with sirlinux for the 10.04
[01:02] <sirlinux> yeah
[01:02] <sirlinux> get stucked
[01:02] <edbian> bricky, compiz-fusion-plugins-extra  and compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported
[01:02] <sirlinux> and after update goes very slow
[01:02] <bricky> edbiam: ah, I got one of those previously ill get the second one  and see if it has them
[01:02] <Taulus> He he! So I should reinstall 9.10 on my desktop also :)
[01:02] <shimmr7> Netbook remix desktop:  Can anyone tell me how to change my desktop back to the classic style in Netbook remix lucid?  It seems the "desktop switcher" has been removed
[01:03] <tripelb> NE_Home, $ sudo dpkg -i transmission    dpkg: error processing transmission (--install):  cannot access archive: No such file or directory   Errors were encountered while processing:
[01:03] <edbian> Taulus, I suggest upgrading.  Although I'm not running 10.04 currently I have used it.
[01:03] <Docteh> Taulus: also i think theres still a bug where ureadahead uses a bunch of ram but doesn't let go of it after it profiles
[01:03] <NE_Home> tripelb: not i. That is for something else. It has to be l (lowercase L)
[01:03] <Taulus> edbain any reason?
[01:03] <funkyHat> sizzlefire: I'm going now. If you have the same image on both screens try going to System > Preferences > Monitors and unticking the "Same image on all monitors" box. hopefully someone else can help if that doesn't solve it
[01:04] <gartral> vic20gmr_[lucid]: apt-cache state hal
[01:04] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> i have looked, and looked for ways to improve my game performance, do any of u here have any ideas for me?
[01:04] <edbian> tripelb, that commands tells dpkg (the low level package manager) to install a package in the current directory named "transmission"  Is that what you want?
[01:04] <NE_Home> tripelb: and no, you don't want to put sudo in front of dpkg unless you necessarily have to and know what you are doing
[01:04] <edbian> Taulus, It is a step forward.  Compared to other releases 1 month after release 10.04 has very few bugs.
[01:05] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> gartral: this is output
[01:05] <tripelb> edbian no. I have transmission. It just doesnt put together a well-formed target file-path.
[01:05] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> E: Invalid operation state
[01:05] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> do i need to sudo it?
[01:05] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> heh, ill just try it
[01:05] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Super grub 2 disk didn't work, but I think it was a bad burn
[01:05] <edbian> tripelb, I don't know what you mean "a well formed target file path"?  What is that about?
[01:06] <tripelb> NE_Home, I looked it up before I did t he I.
[01:06] <NE_Home> tripelb: so, when in your homedir, what gives:   ls -l  .transmission
[01:06] <gop_> how do I auto mount a samba share, at boot
[01:06] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> gartral: sudo made no difference
[01:06] <edbian> NE_Home, That command makes no sense?
[01:06] <gop_> all seem to complex
[01:06] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Didn't work in what way? You can also dd it to a flash drive.
[01:06] <NE_Home> edbian: why ?
[01:06] <bricky> edbiam: okay I got them now, I just need to find some widgets now ^)^
[01:06] <edbian> NE_Home, Oh, nevermind.  I get it.  Sorry about that!
[01:06] <NE_Home> edbian: lol :D
[01:06] <edbian> bricky, Not sure what you mean by widgets?
[01:07] <edbian> NE_Home, :)
[01:07] <tripelb> Tranmission doesnt understand the target location. I must be doing something wrong. --- I keep getting no permission for location. Even when I give it the desktop it puts "media" in front of it .. it reports a location that starts with media that I cant get permission to
[01:07] <SirLinux> done i solve my problem :P
[01:07] <bricky> edbian: In compiz there is an option for a widget screen like a clock, weather, etc,
[01:07] <bricky> edbian: if you have it enabled its f9 by default
[01:08] <edbian> bricky, That's for integration with gdesklets or screenlets  check out those packages
[01:08] <bricky> Oh those are screenlets.
[01:08] <bricky> Ahhh..
[01:08] <onetinsoldier> edbian: you know those buttons you click on to close/minimize/maximize a window? those are an example of 'widgets
[01:08] <NE_Home> tripelb: you just see if you have that dir in your $home
[01:08] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: It didn't recognize it as bootable
[01:08] <tomcyl> why My WPA KEY can not be save?
[01:08] <datakid> hi, while trying to put the sound controls back into my panel, I accidentally deleted my panel
[01:08] <bricky> onetinsoldier: sweet I can change them too? nice
[01:09] <datakid> how to put it back pls?
[01:09] <edbian> onetinsoldier, I don't think we're talking about the same widgets here.  bricky is talking about desktop widgets.  You're talking about gtk+ toolkit widgets
[01:09] <edbian> datakid, Do you have any panels left?
[01:09] <onetinsoldier> edbian: ahh, roger. sorry
[01:09] <datakid> edbian, no
[01:09] <edbian> onetinsoldier, No worries
[01:09] <emily_> How do I check to see what version ALSA is on my system?
[01:09] <edbian> datakid, in a term: "gnome-panel"
[01:09] <tripelb> edbian -- I think it's since I put in vuze. I cant seem to get rid of vuze.
[01:09] <edbian> datakid, without quotes
[01:09] <bricky> ebdian: im talkin about the widgets windows wishes it could have :P
[01:09] <NE_Home> datakid: you add to a pannel what is called an "indicator applet"
[01:09] <edbian> emily_, aptitude show alsa
[01:09] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: do u think i might have better game performance with low-latency kernal?
[01:10] <Taulus> Thanks all, I will stik with .10 for now :)
[01:10] <datakid> edbian, "Cannot register the panel shell: there is already one running.
[01:10] <datakid> "
[01:10] <Taulus> 9.10*
[01:10] <bricky> okay, I knew I should have got those screenlets packages
[01:10] <edbian> datakid, first kill them all : "kill-all gnome-panel"
[01:10] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Second CD works right
[01:10] <datakid> edbian, I guess I have to pkill gnome-panle and restart it
[01:10] <edbian> datakid, Then try again
[01:10] <onetinsoldier> vic20gmr_[lucid]: i don't think so, no
[01:10] <edbian> datakid, Yep!
[01:10] <NE_Home> why the hell that thing has become an "indicator pannel" I have no idea
[01:11] <datakid> edbian, ah, it turns out I do still have a panel - the bottom one :) I never thought of them as being the same thing :)
[01:11] <edbian> bricky, I got into those once but I got rid of them because I didn't find many of them more useful than the applets I could put in the panel
[01:11] <edbian> datakid, Yep!
[01:11] <edbian> ha ha
[01:11] <tripelb> edbian ps > I tried this and got this --- help I feel like Alice thru the looking glass --- >  grep vuze  bash: grep: Permission denied
[01:11] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: can i install it, have it on grub menu?
[01:11] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: The "detect any grub2 installation" just takes me right back to the grub CD menu
[01:11] <edbian> datakid, Right click the one you have and "new panel"
[01:11] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> without reinstall
[01:11] <bricky> edbian: yeah I can see that happening
[01:12] <edbian> tripelb, What are you trying to do?  grep filters things.
[01:12] <onetinsoldier> vic20gmr_[lucid]: i don't really know much about those real-time(rt) kernels. but i would think the answer to that is yes
[01:12] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: ...which then stops working
[01:12] <datakid> edbian, ok, so I go to my bottom panel, I right click, I choose new panel and then...nothign
[01:12] <edbian> bricky, Yep.  They are pretty though
[01:12] <datakid> edbian, ok, don't mind me - fourth time lucky
[01:12] <datakid> weird
[01:12] <Jack__> Hello, I am trying to get webcamstudio to work. While the cam works with cheese and the webcamstudio itself, it does not seem to work in ustream. I am reading vloopback is needed, but the software web site said that is not used anymore. Any ideas on what is needed?
[01:12] <bricky> edbian: =)
[01:13] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: ok, thx - do u have any suggestions i might try, in order to get better gaming ?
[01:13] <edbian> datakid, You might have to delete all the settings for your panels.  It sounds like you did something that made a panel exist but not be visable in any way.  Does that make sense?
[01:13] <datakid> now I try to add clock to the panel and suddenly I have 6 panels
[01:13] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Can you check the md5sum of the download and resulting CD? It should be a9cdc2e74a012ed5c746ad0dd8ee299c
[01:13] <datakid> gah
[01:13] <edbian> datakid, :)
[01:13] <gartral> Jordan_U: Batman AA works.. sound, physx and all.. >.<
[01:13] <edbian> datakid, ha ha. You just didn't wait!
[01:13] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: Er, how?
[01:13] <tripelb> edbian, yes I know. I was trying to see if there were any vuze still running. I want to completely remove vuze from my system. Tonight I did sudo apt-get remove vuze and it did a lot but vuze did not leave.
[01:13] <arimmer> datakid: i've got the terminal commands that will reset your panels.  Then you can rebuild them as you wish and populate whatever applets you wish
[01:14] <datakid> arimmer, it seems to be working, thanks though
[01:14] <datakid> I'm rebuilding now
[01:14] <tomcyl> why nobody worry about me?
[01:14] <edbian> tripelb, removing the package makes it so that that code can never be started again.  It does not stop instances of that code that are already running.  If you want to see what's running you can use ps -e
[01:14] <tripelb> edbian I am also trying to get a torrent to download with transmission. It used to work. So I did something that changed it.
[01:14] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: md5sum /path/to/super_grub_disk_hybrid-1.98s1.iso && md5sum /dev/cdrom
[01:14] <datakid> is there anyway to remove the mail icon from the indicator applet?
[01:14] <onetinsoldier> vic20gmr_[lucid]: as they say in the automotive world, there's no replacement for displacement. just get the fastest and best computer parts you can to get the best performance
[01:15] <edbian> tripelb, If you want to filter the output of ps -e (cause there is a lot) send it to grep using a pipe and give grep something to filter based on like this: ps -e | grep vu
[01:15] <CkhiKuzad> i need to know how to force a drive to be writable. my stupid ubuntu drive is screwed up, and i need to delete something in the /tmp/orbit-ckhikuzad directory (or move it for backup purposes) to allow it to boot.
[01:15] <edbian> tripelb, That will show every line in ps -e that has vu in it
[01:15] <edbian> tripelb, Make sense?
[01:15] <tripelb> edbian that's what ps was supposed to to      ps > grep vuze    I thought would give me all the vuze that is running. It has in the past for firefox. What happened.
[01:15] <datakid> tomcyl, we need to know more than what you have given us
[01:15] <datakid> what does "it won't save" mean?
[01:15] <tripelb> ok | not >
[01:15] <NE_Home> tripelb: I suggest this to all who have questions around linux in general.  http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CBgQFjAA
[01:15] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: if i had the money for it, i wud
[01:15] <NE_Home> wtf.... ??
[01:15] <edbian> tripelb, ps > grep ... is bsd syntax.  Linux syntax is ps | grep ...
[01:16] <edbian> tripelb, ps -e shows all of them
[01:16] <tripelb> NE_Home, I found a great guide to ubuntu once but I keep haveing bad hard drives so I cant get to stuff yet
[01:16] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: but i dont, so i have to make the most of wut i have
[01:16] <edbian> tripelb, ps shows what's being run on that term by you or something
[01:16] <arimmer> NE_Home: you DO know that's an invalid url?
[01:16] <Jordan_U> edbian: ps > grep isn't valid bsd syntax either :)
[01:16] <NE_Home> tripelb: i hate pasting sometimes... the idea is that that document "rute.pdf"  is a recomended one for all who feel they should learn suff for linux in general
[01:16] <edbian> Jordan_U, tripelb ps > grep is just jargon ;)
[01:17] <tomcyl> ok , i can not connect my W/L, The WPA key always go back to the one i used before
[01:17] <Out_Cold> can someone suggest a route to take?? i have a 120gb, 2 (windows) partition hdd that i need to image to 3 other 160gb drives.. from linux if possible, while maintaining what ever file/partition structure windows has..
[01:17] <NE_Home> and yes arimmer, i know what that means
[01:17] <_jok> Hi. could I could get a bit of installation support please? I have HDD partitioned as shown (http://i47.tinypic.com/24w9fk9.png) and would like to put Lucid in the ~25GB space at the end of the drive - the installer, however, wants to chop up my 100GB storage drive. How can I get around this?
[01:17] <NE_Home> tripelb: arimmer: please search in google for "rute.pdf" and that is what I meant
[01:17] <CkhiKuzad> is linc-114f-0-5951312c321ef a file, or folder?
[01:17] <datakid> tomcyl, how are you trying to change the WPA pass?
[01:17] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: u wanting an app to copy part's?
[01:17] <edbian> _jok, Using the installer choose "use available space"
[01:18] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> windows parts?
[01:18] <Out_Cold> vic20gmr_[lucid], a mix between dd and rsync maybe?? dd would be fine but i'd waste 40gb of space??
[01:18] <tripelb> edbian, there is nothing vuze running. There is vuze still under applications>internet.  Ne_home need to keep my focus in.
[01:18] <phillyj> can i use apt-get to install the gedit latex plugin?
[01:18] <edbian> tripelb, Might be a bug that it's been left in the menu.  Does it run if you click it?
[01:18] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: im not familiar with those acronyms
[01:19] <tomcyl> My old WPA is 123123,
[01:19] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: No md5sum in Mac terminal, and now I can't boot ubuntu off the grub 1 cd
[01:19] <Out_Cold> vic20gmr_[lucid], both are apps found in linux...
[01:19] <datakid> tomcyl that's not much use to me, and it doesn't answer my question
[01:19] <datakid> how are you trying to change the WPA pass
[01:20] <uLinux_> cya
[01:20] <magik> Hey guys. Small problem here, just rebooted to find that my conky setup seems to always be on top of everything...
[01:20] <tripelb> edbian, now something called evince is asking me about crash recovery (I downloaded rute.pdf)
[01:21] <edbian> tripelb, evince is a pdf reader.  It must have crashed
[01:21] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: well i found a windows part program that must be installed under windows, but it duz copy/move/resize, etc
[01:21] <edbian> tripelb, You're doing a lot at once! :)
[01:21] <JC> I've got the newest update for Ubuntu, I went from 9.04 to 10.04 (through 9.10) and decided, "I'd like to try KDE." I used the update manager from Ubuntu and downloaded everything, and restarted my computer, i've got KDE apps now, but it's clearly still using GNOME, and is making the systems settings app crash. Any idaes how I can get KDE running from here?
[01:21] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: its free, "easeus" is the name
[01:21] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM#MD5SUM%20on%20Mac%20OS%20X
[01:21] <Out_Cold> vic20gmr_[lucid], only problem is i have 3 linux servers and 5 broken laptops..
[01:21] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: u might check it out
[01:21] <edbian> JC, Go to the log in screen and look at the sessions... thingy
[01:21] <edbian> JC, Do you know what I'm talking about?
[01:21] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: have u tried gparted live?
[01:21] <CkhiKuzad> How do i create a socket file?
[01:22] <Loshki> Out_Cold: read this first: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=916146
[01:22] <magik> Guys how can i download torrents through terminal?????????????????????
[01:22] <edbian> magik, Yes.
[01:22] <CkhiKuzad> this is incredibly urgent, ubuntu wont boot without this. i need to know how to create a socket file!
[01:22] <edbian> magik, But you need a torrent program that runs in the term.  rtorrent is an example
[01:22] <Out_Cold> Loshki, ahh that may be what i'm looking for.. thanks
[01:23] <tripelb> edbian, NE_Home  - I googled the minor question.  ubuntuforums rules.    /xxx/.config/transmission
[01:23] <JC> Edbian, got it, thanks!
[01:23] <edbian> magik, http://kmandla.wordpress.com/2007/05/02/howto-use-rtorrent-like-a-pro/
[01:23] <edbian> JC, No problem! :)
[01:23] <tripelb> edbian, NE_Home  - I googled the minor question.  ubuntuforums rules.    /xxx/.config/transmission  (what I was doing didnt search DOWN for transmission)
[01:23] <magik> edbian: Haha yeah looking at that now
[01:23] <NE_Home> magik: sudo apt-get install transmission-cli
[01:23] <edbian> tripelb, Good call
[01:24] <edbian> magik, That too
[01:24] <JC> Also, I have NO sound working whatsoever. According to the sound preferences app, i've got the driver for it, but no audio coming out through my speakers, despite the fact that programs are outputting audio. The cable and speakers work (I connected my ipod to it)
[01:24] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: md5 returns as 083812b4eb170d998323141b8a5c9c8c
[01:24] <NE_Home> tripelb: oh. Well, depends on versions anyhow.
[01:24] <JC> (Any ideas?)
[01:24] <_jok> edbian, in the screeny shown earlier, the installer did not give me a free-space option because all partitions were already formatted. I deleted the last one to turn it back in to unformatted free space and now the installer _does_ give me an option to use it. Thank you for leading me to it though!
[01:24] <magik> ok
[01:24] <magik> got both those now what???
[01:24] <phillyj> how do i get the synaptic package manager to install just the gedit-plugin that I need
[01:24] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: that url looks intwersting, duz it look like it will work for u?
[01:25] <edbian> _jok, I've thought that terminology in the installer has been confusing since 7.10
[01:25] <CkhiKuzad> forget it. this channel, and entire server hasnt helped me with any of my past 5 things i have needed help with. go back with fixing a stupid torrent client while i am stuck in an old buggy debian IRC. thanks a lot, you are SO helpful!
[01:25] <NE_Home> magik: transmissioncli somefile.torrent
[01:25] <Out_Cold> vic20gmr_[lucid], more along the lines of what i wanted
[01:25] <tripelb> NE_Home, edbian: now what's the problem.. this BACKSLASH is wierd. This in the (apparently the config) text file. -->    "recent-download-dir-1": "\/media",      "recent-download-dir-2": "\/media\/3A30C15E30C1222D\/Media - DL'ing",      "recent-download-dir-3": "\/home\
[01:26] <tomcyl> i try to connect my router, i try make new connection, change router name , it ask pass, i enter the one i just make, but what ever i enter , it keek goes bake to the one i enter before
[01:26] <NE_Home> tripelb: where did you get that ?
[01:26] <JC> Also, I have NO sound working whatsoever. According to the sound preferences app, i've got the driver for it, but no audio coming out through my speakers, despite the fact that programs are outputting audio. The cable and speakers work (I connected my ipod to it) Any ideas?
[01:26] <_jok> edbian, essentially there were three options when the last partition was already formatted (side-by-side, use entire disk, or specify manually). when i deleted that last partition to make it free space, there were four options.
[01:26] <_jok> Cheers though.
[01:26] <edbian> tripelb, the other slash is an escape character
[01:26] <phillyj> when i try to intall with the package manager
[01:26] <phillyj> i get 147 files
[01:27] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: That's not the most recent version of super grub2 disk, it's 1.30 (though it should still work).
[01:27] <edbian> _jok, Yes.  I understand.  I know it does that.  I think it's terribly confusing especially for new users
[01:27] <_jok> Yes, it confused me :)
[01:27] <magik> NE_Home: What do i put for the somefile.torrent???
[01:27] <_jok> edbian, I am about to chose (use largest continuous free space), I assume this way will not create a separate swap partition for Lucid.
[01:27] <NE_Home> magik: you download one as you always do. Remember how torrents work ?
[01:27] <Guest304> hi, i've got 2 questions : how to turn off KMS and how to boot into linux with 'nomodset' ?
[01:28] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> Out_Cold: cool hope it works
[01:28] <edbian> _jok, That means "use the open space at the end of the drive"
[01:28] <magik> NE_Home: Yeah but wouldnt i need to put in a location for it aswell?
[01:28] <Dizkonnekted> Guest304, send me a pm i have the exact links you need
[01:28] <edbian> _jok, If I understand you correctly (and I think I do) it's exactly what you want.
[01:28] <phillyj> why does the package manager try to install ~140 files when all I checked was 1
[01:28] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: http://prdownload.berlios.de/supergrub/super_grub_disk_hybrid-1.98s1.iso is the latest version.
[01:28] <edbian> phillyj, dependencies.  The file you wants needs those other ~140 to work.
[01:28] <JC> Helloo?
[01:28] <NE_Home> magik: the intended file will be put to the current directory, if I remember correctly
[01:28] <acerimmer_> phillyj: dependencies?
[01:29] <acerimmer_> !hi|JC
[01:29] <Dougdoug4> Okay guys I'm having an issue, I can't seem to delete my last panel
[01:29] <KungFuBear> Hi, I'm trying to install Ubuntu on an old desktop PC. I have a problem though. The keyboard that goes with the computer (a usb keyboard) doesn't work in BIOS. It doesn't start working until Windows loads up. I can't select options once the live CD boots up
[01:29] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: That's the version that failed to work
[01:29] <Dougdoug4> Okay guys I'm having an issue, I can't seem to delete my last panel, it's like Ubuntu is forcing me to have at least one panel open, which I don't want, how do I fix?
[01:29] <JC> edbian, any idaes?
[01:29] <phillyj> edbian: really? its just the gedit latex plug-in
[01:29] <aSt3raL> how do i compile with a makefile and redirect the output to a file in bash?
[01:29] <edbian> JC, What's the question?
[01:29] <edbian> phillyj, IDK ?
[01:29] <gartral> Jordan_U: well... using kde fixes my sound issues.. and surprisingly, games run smoother
[01:30] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: I'm using the version immediately prior to latest
[01:30] <_jok> edbian, I assume the installer will also put GRUB on the drive too?
[01:30] <iWaldo> 1.30
[01:30] <tripelb> well edbian, NE_Home -- I am trying just going into transmission and resetting. If that doesnt work I'll close it and reopen it. It might have crashed in a system crash and not recovereed. I dont know.
[01:30] <edbian> phillyj, I don't know why it would need so much.  Maybe it's installing a bunch of latex stuff?
[01:30] <edbian> _jok, Yes
[01:30] <NE_Home> phillyj: so, you want gedit to have the latex plugin. But you see, the plugin needs latex itself... which in turn might need some other things....
[01:30] <edbian> _jok, I think there is a way to tell it not to but it will try.
[01:30] <tripelb> edbian NE_home, how do I get rid of VUZE? I dont see a gui uninstall.
[01:30] <EmilySC> I've been dealing with this issues for a few hours now..  Help please?  My laptop speakers don't mute when I plug in headphones :(
[01:30] <phillyj> NE_Home: i got texlive
[01:30] <JC> KungFuBear, I've had similar problems, a lot of old BIOS setups don't include USB Keyboard Driver support. You're either going to have to update your BIOS (from the Manufacturer website, one of the only things Dell still does well for example) or use a PS/2 Keyboard for the install. Presumably it has that input considering it would make using a keyboard impossible if it did not and wouldn't let you use USB
[01:30] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Can you check that the md5sum of the burned CD matches a9cdc2e74a012ed5c746ad0dd8ee299c ?
[01:31] <NE_Home> tripelb: i don't know what vuze is
[01:31] <edbian> tripelb, to get rid of fuse you sudo apt-get remove <allFuzePackages>
[01:31] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: The CD with 1.98s1.
[01:31] <JC> Edbian,  I have NO sound working whatsoever. According to the sound preferences app, i've got the driver for it, but no audio coming out through my speakers, despite the fact that programs are outputting audio. The cable and speakers work (I connected my ipod to it)
[01:31] <onetinsoldier> aSt3raL: try this...  make > make.log 2>&1
[01:31] <tripelb> edbian, literally?
[01:31] <NE_Home> phillyj: well, you just check what that package you need depends on
[01:31] <edbian> tripelb, If you are having that much trouble with transmission you can delete the .config/transmission folder and all of your settings will be erased and it will act like it is brand new again.
[01:31] <tripelb> NE_home thanks. I'll see you later after I work this one out.
[01:31] <tripelb> edbian, brilliant
[01:31] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: The 1.98 CD doesn't even mount
[01:32] <edbian> JC, I've never had to debug sound before.  I'm not sure!  Sorry :(
[01:32] <Daekdroom> tripelb, sudo apt-get remove vuze
[01:32] <edbian> tripelb, no, <thisIsAVariable> ;)
[01:32] <magik> NE_Home: I did transmissioncli Avatar[2009]DvDrip[Eng]-FXG.5486729.TPB after downloading the torrent and it didn't work. It said failed opening torrent file.
[01:32] <_jok> edbian, you are right, it's in the Advanced options of the pre-install review screen.
[01:32] <JC> Edbian, any ideas where I could find someone who does? I've google'd the issue and no one seems to have a clue lol.
[01:32] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: But its md5sum is 813988b1ca0f5dfba1306f9edb8d0d6a
[01:32] <JC> KungFuBear, did that help?
[01:32] <edbian> _jok, There ya go
[01:32] <NE_Home> magik: did you put the name between quotes?   "    "
[01:32] <tripelb> edbian, just the settings.json or the entire directory?
[01:33]  * _jok has finger's crossed.
[01:33] <aSt3raL> onetinsoldier, how can i tell if that worked?
[01:33] <_jok> :]
[01:33] <edbian> tripelb, just the stuff for transmission?  I'm not really sure what you're asking
[01:33] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: That is the wrong md5sum. What is the md5sum of the .iso file? (to determine whether it's a bad download or a bad burn)
[01:33] <magik> what quotes? "lala" or 'lala' ?
[01:33] <edbian> JC, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[01:33] <onetinsoldier> aSt3raL: look in the make.log file... or do ls -l make.log and see if it has some size to it
[01:33] <edbian> JC, Also, make sure something called "PCM" is turned up in the volume applet
[01:34] <phillyj> NE_Home: its wierd, says i need 130 packages; i can understand rubber but do i need ruby installed also?
[01:34] <JC> edbian, thanks. I'm not sure where to find "PCM" though.
[01:34] <NE_Home> magik: small trick.  Type  transmissioncli Ava[TAB]    (hit the TAB button)
[01:34] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: the md5sum of the ISO is correct
[01:34] <ubuntu_> preciso de ajuda
[01:34] <john__> Hey all, how do I get to single user mode on 10.04?
[01:34] <VirginiaSteaks> Hello! How can i activate 3D window movement (accelerated) in window managers other than gnome's?
[01:35] <EmilySC> I've been dealing with this issues for a few hours now..  Help please?  My laptop speakers don't mute when I plug in headphones :(
[01:35] <edbian> JC, right click the volume, select open volume control.  IF PCM isn't one of the sliders edit -> preferences and add it.
[01:35] <magik> Still didnt work
[01:35] <aSt3raL> onetinsoldier, its 5mb and growing thanks
[01:35] <Psi-Jack> I have some wierd issues going on with Ubuntu specifically. I have two Netgear GA311 NIC's, but when I boot it up, eth0 and eth1, the two GA311 NICs show up as-if having the same MAC HW address and both don't work at the same time as a result.
[01:35] <magik> What folder should it be in?
[01:35] <magik> Currently it's in downloads.
[01:35] <NE_Home> phillyj:  well i gues it depends on what the dependencies are. I can't say for sure...
[01:35] <ubuntu_> preciso de ajuda com ubunto 10.04
[01:35] <onetinsoldier> aSt3raL: you're welcome.. sounds like a lot of messages going into it
[01:35] <CkhiKuzad> I would like to apologize to the channel for what i said last time i was in. i was angry because ubuntu wasnt booting because of a corrupt socketin my /tmp/orbit-ckhikuzad directory. i deleted this file, and ubuntu restored it correctly. so i am sorry for what i said.
[01:35] <NE_Home> phillyj: but if a package is malformed in dependencies, that can happen yea
[01:35] <acerimmer_> !es|ubuntu
[01:35] <phillyj> NE_Home: how do I check dependencies?
[01:36] <aSt3raL> onetinsoldier, its a ton of source the tarball was 300mb
[01:36] <ubuntu_> portugues
[01:36] <onetinsoldier> aSt3raL: wow! what is it?
[01:36] <NE_Home> magik: transmissioncli  /path/to/torrent/file/nameoffile
[01:36] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: Try burning at a slower speed, or dd the image to a flash drive instead of burning to a CD (that image is a valid bootable CD, floppy, or USB image).
[01:36] <Doyle> CkhiKuzad: no idea... but you're forgiven
[01:36] <magik> ok
[01:36] <onetinsoldier> aSt3raL: chromium?
[01:36] <acerimmer_> phillyj: highlight one of the files the update manager listed.  the information about dependencies is listed.
[01:36] <CkhiKuzad> Doyle, its a nuisance that made me hate penguins for a while.
[01:36] <Jordan_U> iWaldo: I need to reboot, I'll be back in a few minutes.
[01:37] <aSt3raL> onetinsoldier, NASA's high energy astrophysics software
[01:37] <acerimmer_> !pt|ubuntu
[01:37] <NE_Home> phillyj: open Synaptic and search that package name. Then check it's proprieties
[01:37] <onetinsoldier> aSt3raL: roger that. interesting
[01:37] <tripelb> edbian: this is what's in .config/transmission      ~/.config/transmission$ ls        blocklists  dht.dat  lock  resume  settings.json  stats.json  torrents
[01:37] <magik> There we go
[01:37] <ubuntu_> #ubuntu-pt
[01:38] <edbian> tripelb, You can get rid of the entire transmission folder
[01:38] <magik> I did cd /downloads/
[01:38] <Out_Cold> Loshki, i think you are my hero <3<3<3
[01:38] <magik> its doing it now =]
[01:38] <hexdump_> ochosi:  alright, I located the problem
[01:38] <edbian> tripelb, When you run transmission again it will be auto-generated with all the typical defaults
[01:38] <magik> NE_Home: Thanks a lot got it all working =]
[01:38] <hexdump_> ochosi:  gdmsetup:2301 Failed to unlock: The name org.gnome.DisplayManager was not provided by any .service files
[01:39] <acerimmer_> Ubuntu: */join #ubuntu-pt*
[01:39] <JC> edbian, this is in GNOME i'm assuming? I'm in KDE.
[01:39] <edbian> JC, What are you asking me about?
[01:39] <NE_Home> magik: cheers
[01:39] <Loshki> Out_Cold: it's kind of a faq...
[01:39] <jasper_> Quick installation question for anybody that knows a little about 10.04 T.T
[01:40] <edbian> jasper_, What is T.T  ?  Is that a face?
[01:40] <jasper_> yeah lol
[01:40] <edbian> jasper_, What's the question??
[01:40] <JC> Edbian, in KDE, when I right click the volume icon I get KMix, which has nothing about PCM in it.
[01:40] <jasper_> it says the attempt to mount a file system with type swap in scs1 (0,0,0) partition #5 (sda) none failed
[01:41] <NE_Home> im off to sleep. Have fun all
[01:41] <edbian> JC, ahh, yes.  I'm lost in KDE for sound!  Sorry :(
[01:41] <Danili> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9391007#post9391007
[01:41] <iWaldo> Jordan_U: I think the burn failed because I ended up with a second ISO on the CD
[01:41] <JC> Edbian, I'll switch over then for a second. What is PCM ?
[01:41] <edbian> JC, IDK.  All i know is that I need to have it up ;)
[01:42] <okapi14> hi all, anyone use kita2 here? I have the following error "Kita2 needs ja_JP.UTF-8 locale." anyone know how to fix it?
[01:42] <jasper_> The drive was completely wiped just earlier.
[01:42] <EmilySC> how do I update/ reinstall alsa drivers?
[01:43] <jasper_> anybody ? xD
[01:43] <JC> Edbian, Ok, where exactly am I right clicking though? the volume icon at the top of the screen? That tells me that I can basically pin or unpin volume. WHen I click sound preferences (the only other option) I see nothing that says "edit" or "preferences"
[01:44] <edbian> JC, Uhh... I'm not on ubuntu right now.  What do you have?
[01:44] <onetinsoldier> okapi14: not sure if this alone will solve but, but try --> sudo aptitude install language-support-ja
[01:44] <JC> 10.4 on that machine, Mac 10.6.3 on this, and Win 7 on another.
[01:45] <magik> is there a mac channel here?
[01:45] <acerimmer_> magik: try the forums
[01:45] <magik> Maybe nother time. It's 2am I'm off to bed. Bye all!
[01:46] <JC> edbian, 10.4 on that machine, mac 10.6.3 on this and Win 7 on another
[01:47] <paulo> !list
[01:47] <tomcyl> any one if can tell me how and why My WPA key can not be saved?
[01:47] <tripelb> rute is a reference book not a learning too. It's linear. It's dated. It has no gradients. I could use something different.
[01:47] <gbear14275> for some reason when I install lucid server I'm getting a flashing cursor and nothing else at boot
[01:47] <magik> what is the package name for vlc?
[01:47] <h00k> magik: vlc
[01:47] <tripelb> I'll be gone a while.
[01:47] <magik> sudo get-apt install vlc?
[01:48] <h00k> magik: yep
[01:48] <tomcyl> my WPA or WPA2 Or WEP will auto changed to a 64 digi ...
[01:48] <gbear14275> "/boot" should be bootable when you set it in the installer correct?
[01:48] <tomcyl> help please
[01:48] <Flannel> gbear14275: Modern OSes don't pay any attention to the boot flag, but sure.
[01:48] <magik> =]
[01:49] <gbear14275> Flannel: So it has no relevance in the installer at all?
[01:49] <edbian> JC, No no, what do you have in that volume applet?
[01:49] <Flannel> gbear14275: right
[01:49] <gbear14275> Flannel: Why is it in there then?
[01:49] <Flannel> gbear14275: Because it's something you /can/ set while doing partition stuff, so if you're interfacing with some other OS, it might be significant.
[01:50] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: what's up
[01:50] <JC> Edbian, nothing changes in the upper bar (Like it would for MS word or something in Mac OS or Windows). I've got a bar for output volume set to max, and 5 tabs. Sound Effects, Hardware, input, Output, and Applications
[01:50] <gbear14275> also... is there a reason the /boot partition is set to ext2 (instead of ext3 or 4)?
[01:50] <edbian> JC, I have no idea.  Totally lost here.  Sorry bud!
[01:50] <Flannel> gbear14275: No, it shouldn't be.
[01:51] <JC> edbian, thanks any way man
[01:51] <edbian> JC, No problem
[01:51] <gbear14275> Flannel: ok, well I've got some messed up ubuntu 10.04 server disk then because I'm staring at the partition table and /boot says ext2 and I used the guided partitioner
[01:52] <okapi14> onetinsoldier: ok let me try
[01:52] <Flannel> gbear14275: That's strange indeed.  There might be some reason for not setting it ext4 (but I'm not aware of one), but ext3 is definately safe.
[01:52] <xyz> rm -rf /
[01:52] <xyz> imo
[01:52] <gbear14275> Flannel: my core problem here is my system wont boot after install... I'm trying to go through manually so sorry about the questions
[01:53] <tsimpson> !danger
[01:53] <tomcyl> acerimmer_ Any of WPA or WEP key i try to enter, the network will not remember
[01:54] <JC> Rocketfish sound cards make me want to kick a baby.
[01:54] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: so you have to login each time??
[01:55] <BluesKaj> JC, glad you mentioned that...i was looking at one on ebay
[01:55] <tomcyl> no, i can even connected
[01:55] <LMxfce-user> is there a ppa for gwibber for karmic without being the daily build?
[01:55] <tomcyl> i mean can not even connected
[01:56] <okapi14> onetinsoldier: yes it works, thank you
[01:56] <JC> BluesKaj, it wont load sound at all. aparently i'm not the only one to experience this. I've only seen one (reportedly) successful use of it in Linux, and it was in 9.10, on a fresh install. Nothing else. No audio is coming out at all. it's special.
[01:56] <jasper_> so anyone know why this refuses to install
[01:56] <tarek> hello everybody, i got a problem with apt-get install, i have an error everytime im trying to install something
[01:56] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: have you ever been able to connect with ubuntu
[01:56] <onetinsoldier> okapi14: you're welcome
[01:56] <tomcyl> i con not login to my router using w/L
[01:56] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: ok, confused.  YOu can't get on wifi at all or can't get to your router?
[01:56] <tarek> im can pastbin the information if needed
[01:56] <JC> tarek, i've been a little busy with my own stuff till now. What's the app you're trying to get.
[01:56] <BluesKaj> JC, isn't that realtek based ?
[01:56] <gbear14275> ok so it looks like the lvm partitioner is formatting my /boot to be ext2
[01:57] <gbear14275> that normal Flannel?
[01:57] <tarek> JC, none of the application want to install
[01:57] <JC> BluesKaj, you'd think. Aparently it's based on whatever drunk idiot put it together.
[01:57] <tarek> JC, it all started when i tryed to reinstall mysql5
[01:57] <Flannel> gbear14275: Boot shouldn't be in LVM, but I don't know why it'd be ext2 vs ext3 (I make mine ext3)  but sure, it could be I guess.
[01:57] <tomcyl> i can not get to my router with WIFI
[01:57] <JC> BluesKaj, I'm trying to update Alsa, i'll let you know if it works, but good god, I;'d get something else. ANYTHING else. Not worth the hassle
[01:58] <tomcyl> i using hard cable now
[01:58] <JC> Tarek, how are you trying to install? terminal? software repo?
[01:58] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: can u get into router via cable?
[01:58] <Psi-Jack> I'm beginning to seriously think that whatever happened to the R8169 driver in Linux 2.6.32 is seriously broken.
[01:58] <tomcyl> yes
[01:58] <tarek> JC, terminal as always, i have tried both even with synaptic graphical
[01:58] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: can you get any other wifi networks?
[01:58] <JC> tomcyl, yes, you need to know your routers basic IP address. What is the router you're using. Also, where are you clicking to get on wifi?
[01:58] <tomcyl> no
[01:59] <JC> Tomcyl, what system are you using, laptop right? dell by chance?
[01:59] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: laptop or desktop?
[01:59] <gbear14275> Flannel: ok, so I'm looking at my partitioning scheme here and changed the /boot to be ext4, I've got the other 30gb as LVM with two LV's, LV root and LV swap_1
[01:59] <gbear14275> that look right or wrong to anyone?
[02:00] <JC> Tarek, that's fun. Hmm. No applications, not even like the Sudoku game? I'm guessing if you use terminal you're more than aware enough to check hard disk space. What error comes up when you do this?
[02:00] <Exxon> hi
[02:00] <tomcyl> my windows system is normal, only ubuntu can not using wifi
[02:00] <acerimmer_> !hi|exxon
[02:01]  * gbear14275 install ubuntu server for 4th time tonight
[02:01] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: what kind of computer?
[02:01]  * gbear14275 does so on the same machine
[02:01] <tarek> JC, yes none of them :)..its weird because i usually do aptitude update to fix any small error but this wouldnt get through, would you need a pastebin?
[02:01] <JC> tomcyl, it's probably a driver issue. What is your computer model and brand? I'll help you find the right driver I've done that part billions of times lol
[02:02] <JC> tarek, it'd be nice lol.
[02:02] <tomcyl> i using the same router to talk , same computer, not the computer
[02:02] <acerimmer_> tomcyl: talk to jc
[02:02] <tarek> JC, like i said earlier, i tried to reinstall mysql but something went wrong, i have googled it before but nothing interesting...im gonna pastbin it
[02:02] <JC> tomcyl, I know that, but the drivers are different in linux, it doesn't always matter if it works in linux right away.
[02:02] <JC> tarek, thanks
[02:02] <Out_Cold> :o/ how do i mount a whole disk image? with multiple partitions?
[02:02] <tomcyl> only happen from yesterday
[02:03] <tarek> JC, http://paste.ubuntu.com/442528/
[02:03] <hou5ton> Need a good ap to record video with my webcam.  Cheese is clunky.  any suggestions?
[02:04] <Flannel> gbear14275: That looks right, yeah.
[02:04] <tomcyl> this computer i been using for 6 months,
[02:04] <JC> tarek, please type my name first if you want me to answer, it pops up as a notification so I know when to answer. I have 19 windows open
[02:04] <Out_Cold> only 19 JC?
[02:04] <datakid> ok tomcyl next step: which version of ubuntu, and what brand and model is your wireless card?
[02:04] <tarek> JC, when i do ctrl-c to stop it i doesent work, so i have to do  sudo killall dpkg   to stop it
[02:04] <acerimmer_> JC: slowing down much
[02:04] <loddon> Isn't acroread the package for Adobe Reader? It is in the search list but when I try to install, the msg says "Package acroread is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source "
[02:04] <datakid> Out_Cold, he's being slack today :)
[02:05] <tarek> JC, i am tuping your name as always :)
[02:05] <JC> Out_cold, yeah, today is a boring day lol
[02:05] <tomcyl> u 9.1 , w/l card? i benn changed 4 diffren one
[02:05] <Talon_> I need to install an ftpd on my ubuntu 10.04 LTS, theres quite a few in the package list, which one should I install?
[02:05] <JC> tarek, it sounds like you've got a major problem then. Have you tried using anything in the rescue function from a livecd?
[02:06] <tarek> JC, no i havent
[02:06] <onetinsoldier> loddon: go here an enable the 'partner' repository... System -Administration --> Software Sources --> Other Software tab
[02:06] <tomcyl> i dont think this is W/L card ,
[02:06] <onetinsoldier> loddon: after that it should be available
[02:06] <tarek> JC, the weird thing is that after i kill dpkg i am able to install the program but only after killing
[02:06] <JC> tomcyl, I cannot understand your english. it may not be the card, but it might be the driver.
[02:06] <loddon> oneinsoldier: thks, will try it now.
[02:07] <JC> tarek, it's an issue with dpkg then, do you have a live cd handy?
[02:07] <tomcyl> just the WPA key auto changed to a 64 bit
[02:07] <JC> tomcyl, do you detect having a router?
[02:07] <JC> tomcyl, as in the top of the screen, where the network notification icon is
[02:07] <tomcyl> yes,
[02:08] <tarek> JC, not right now, but i can DL it and burn it if needed
[02:08] <loddon> oneinsoldier: can i not just add the debian-multimedia line to sources.list?
[02:08] <andrew_2> Hey, I'm on 10.4 and I'm trying to connect to a vpn
[02:08] <JC> tomcyl, so you can see that your wireless network exists?
[02:08] <Out_Cold> !info acroread | loddon: need to enable multi/universe first
[02:08] <andrew_2> It just says each time 'Connection failed because there were no valid vpn secrets'
[02:08] <Out_Cold> oops
[02:08] <onetinsoldier> loddon: for acroread? no, i don't think so, but i could be wrong
[02:09] <tomcyl> yes, but , when i enter Wpa key, it auto changed
[02:09] <JC> tarek, that's what i'd do, I've had the least problems with 9.10 disks. the ones for 10 have been extra iffy on burn. Yayyy.
[02:09] <tarek> JC, its funny because i can actully install the program but only after going through the process of killing dpkg
[02:09] <JC> tarek, I understand that lol. that's probably where your problem is, and you'd have to redo dpkg. ya know?
[02:10] <tarek> JC, redo dpkg?
[02:10] <tomcyl> the problem is ; the WPA can not been saved
[02:11] <tarek> JC, have you taken a look at pastebin?
[02:11] <JC> tarek, dpkg is probably corrupt. reinstall would have been a better choice. Yeah I saw the pastebin, dpkg is the only part of it that is returning errors.
[02:12] <JC> tarek *reinstall instead of "redo"
[02:12] <gbear14275> ok... i suspect I found the problem.  I'm at the grub bootloader screen and its asking me if I want to install it on the first hard disk... that would be sda right?
[02:12] <onetinsoldier> what errors is dpkg giving?
[02:12] <tarek> JC, well i understand, so what are suggesting ? :)
[02:12] <JC> tomcyl, you're saying that you changed your WPA password, and that each time you reconnect, it's got the old password saved?
[02:13] <untmdsprt> what would cause the menu bars to start flashing?
[02:13] <tomcyl> also , JC, it was show 15% connection what mater how close to it
[02:13] <MaT-dg> I installed google chrome and it works perfectly fine. However after a restart of ubuntu the chrome launcher is missing from the main menu. Chrome still runs by running google-chrome in terminal though.
[02:13] <onetinsoldier> if my apt/dpkg were to get broken, i would become more powerful than you can possibly imagine!
[02:14] <LinuxVenture> system - preferences - main menu
[02:14] <LinuxVenture> see if that puts it back in the list :)
[02:14] <JC> Tarek, well, considering dpkg is kind of required to do any install, you're gonna have a pretty hard time installing it, with a corrupt installer program in the first place... DL the live CD, and go into the rescue mode (accessable from the inital menu, remember when you were asked if you wanted to TRY ubuntu? There.) it should detect an error with dpkg, if not, boot into the live cd, and using the live cd, do the install for dpkg. apt-get dpkg o
[02:14] <JC> whatever.
[02:14] <onetinsoldier> what errors is dpkg giving?
[02:15] <JC> Tomcyl, what is your router model? is there a way you can be MUCH more specific? Computer and Router model information pls.
[02:15] <JC> onetinsoldier, there's a pastebin for it.
[02:15] <tarek> JC, alright i understand! well thanks for the help, ill let you know how it went
[02:15] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i'm going to have a look at the pastebin
[02:15] <JC> tarek, thanks, I'll be online.
[02:16] <tarek> onetinsoldier, thanks that would nice
[02:16] <gbear14275> ok... where do I want to install my bootloader?  on my / partition?  or on my /boot partition?  Or just to the MBR of the hard disk with the /boot or / partition on it?
[02:16] <JC> onetinsoldier, it looks like every time the dpkg starts up, it's having a problem. That's why I suggested the possible corruption
[02:17] <Frostar> hello
[02:17] <Frostar> 大家好，请教下有朋友用amsn没？
[02:17] <acerimmer_> !hi|frostar
[02:17] <gbear14275> no one?  where do you install grub?
[02:17] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i'm not very familiar with the lsof command, but do you get anything from --> lsof /var/cache/debconf/config.dat
[02:17] <maco> !cn | Frostar
[02:17] <Frostar> gbear14275: yes
[02:18] <Frostar> sorry
[02:18] <JC> gbear14275, generally the default is fine.
[02:18] <onetinsoldier> JC: roger that. looks bad in the pastebin
[02:18] <gbear14275> JC:  the default is a 3tb hardware raid array... I think thats why I've been getting the "unresponsive underscore of death" after I install *just made that up
[02:18] <tomcyl> JC, not just that, each time i reconnect , it is got the password saved, that password i never seen it before, it is 64 digi,(ef985be1445c9010f2b57144e6b0f22aca861dfdd7c4186b19e65bf814decde5)
[02:19] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i dont get anything from that command sorry :)
[02:19] <JC> onetinsoldier, I'm hoping the livecd is going to be able to reinstall the dpkg without having to reinstall ubuntu altogether.
[02:19] <_jok> I have a question about GRUB too, I'd like to change the simple menu order there doesn't appear to be a menu.lst in /boot/grub
[02:19] <_jok> Anyone know where I can find it?
[02:19] <clop2> hi, i put ubuntu 10.04 on a new i3 system, using its integrated graphics... X seems to lock up when playing videos (with mythtv)... I can still SSH in and reboot, but ugh.  Are there any known instabilities with the driver, or suggestions for how I might figure out what's going wrong?
[02:19] <acerimmer_> jc: maybe have him reset the router to defaults and walk through configuring *buntu network settings?
[02:19] <JC> gbear14275, excellent term lol. you're trying to INSTALL ubuntu yes? have you before on this machine?
[02:20] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, do you get the same error output if you try --> sudo apt-get -f install  ?
[02:20] <JC> acerimmer, that's what i'd do if I were him, but i think there's a communication barrier.
[02:20] <acerimmer_> _jok: menu.lst went away with grub legacy.  grub 2 is different
[02:20] <Out_Cold> wtf...... http://pastebin.com/UkkRXAKU
[02:20] <JC> tomcyl, is there anyone else in your home using your router at the moment?
[02:20] <tomcyl> JC the router this bigpond netgear, i did changed to dlink  my other laptop can easy  go in,
[02:21] <acerimmer_> !grub2>_jok
[02:21] <gbear14275> JC:  Yes, I'm reinstalling, I just chose /dev/sdb as my install location... I'm hoping that is correct
[02:21] <JC> tomcyl, what version of ubuntu are you using, and have you updated recently
[02:21] <acerimmer_> JC: refer to a loco??
[02:21] <tarek> onetinsoldier, yes i found that command online about forcing it but didnt do anything
[02:21] <_jok> Thanks.
[02:21] <speiros> I am having problems with downloading some of the updates.  I am running ubuntu 10.something, the newish one
[02:21] <volve> hey all, is it possibly boot an Ubuntu installation to tmpfs in ram but still have some way to sync back to disk periodically?
[02:21] <treize> I need to sync my 5th gen video iPod from my mac with iTunes and linux. Banshee corrupted my music database is there any other good program?
[02:22] <acerimmer_> speiros: what problems
[02:22] <tomcyl> JC NO body using my router , i using 9.1
[02:22] <tomcyl> of ubuntu
[02:22] <gbear14275> SUCCESS!
[02:22] <JC> gbear14275, if you're in ubuntu now, tell me what options you have to install to.
[02:22] <Out_Cold> treize, i think rhythmbox does?
[02:23] <tomcyl> looks like some things to do with keyRing?
[02:23] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i don't know quite what to make of this error --> debconf: DbDriver "config": /var/cache/debconf/config.dat is locked by another process: Resource temporarily unavailable
[02:23] <JC> tomcyl, ok what I would do in your situation is reset the router entirely. just set it up again, should take about a half hour for both laptops. come up with a new name, new password, and set up a new connection on both computers
[02:23]  * gbear14275 dances 
[02:23] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i understand...but what about the last one about the mysql package?
[02:23] <tomcyl> thanks anyway
[02:24] <gbear14275> ok... so I just installed server from disk.... I should run apt-get update and dist-upgrade to bring everything into the fresh correct?
[02:24] <treize> Thanks Out_Cold but I'm kinda scared to try. I wish there was someone here with first hand experience since I just restored my iPod
[02:24] <speiros> acerimmer: I had an issue with a program, which I can't remember the name of.  I think it was a database manager.  It wouldn't download, so I removed it, then it wouldn't remove.  I can't remember what it is called.  Now I can't install the PERL updates, or a few others
[02:24] <JC> gbear14275, assuming you have no desktop gui installed, yes that'd be the easiest way
[02:24] <Out_Cold> treize, look at gtkpod i think it's called..
[02:24] <jasper_> is there a hardware detection/manager in 10.04?
[02:25] <treize> I'll give gtkpod a look.
[02:25] <gbear14275> JC:  Actually whats the difference between dist-upgrade and aptitude upgrade
[02:25] <Out_Cold> gbear14275, you can only dist upgrade twice a year
[02:25] <onetinsoldier> tarek: well, i might know how to work around certain things, but they're all going to fail i think with the error happening that i pasted in above
[02:25] <acerimmer_> speiros: and you're using software center or synaptic?
[02:26] <speiros> I was using software centre for both times.
[02:26] <gbear14275> Out_Cold: I don't think thats the case
[02:26] <onetinsoldier> tarek: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:26] <Out_Cold> gbear14275, from 8.04 > 8.10 > 9.04 > 9.10 this is dist upgrading
[02:26] <acerimmer_> speiros: suggest you exit SC and try synaptic.  you'll see more information on what's going wrong
[02:27] <jasper_> ill take that as a no? haa.
[02:27] <tarek> onetinsoldier, the last one 10
[02:27] <speiros> acerimmer_: Thanks.  I'll try that mate.
[02:27] <tarek> onetinsoldier, the last one 10.04
[02:28] <onetinsoldier> tarek: roger. and does  dpkg -l debconf  ..show as..?  ii  debconf                         1.5.28ubuntu4
[02:29] <onetinsoldier> tarek: do you get all those error messages if you try --> sudo apt-get autoremove  ?
[02:29] <SlidingHorn> out of curiosity, I'm new to the whole IRC thing -- why does my channel name turn red?
[02:29] <tarek> onetinsoldier, yes but it showed me an error first lol
[02:29] <acerimmer_> SlidingHorn: incoming message
[02:29] <onetinsoldier> tarek: oh? what's the error?
[02:29] <Out_Cold> slide, it's a highlight to your name based on client configs
[02:29] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i havent tried auto-remove
[02:30] <onetinsoldier> tarek: roger. just so you know, it's not 'auto-remove', it's 'autoremove'
[02:30] <tarek> onetinsoldier, Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
[02:30] <tarek> | Status=Not/Inst/Cfg-files/Unpacked/Failed-cfg/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend
[02:30] <tarek> |/ Err?=(none)/Reinst-required (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
[02:30] <tarek> ||/ Name           Version        Description
[02:30] <FloodBot2> tarek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:30] <tarek> onetinsoldier, sorry for the flood
[02:31] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i don't see an error message in there. there's no error there
[02:31] <CaptainTrek> !pastebin | tarek: FYI:
[02:31] <iWaldo> Bah, time to give up on this machine
[02:31] <tarek> onetinsoldier, my bad then lol
[02:31] <Roasted> so I'm trying to install frostwire, and it's erroring out @ sun-java6-jre. error dependency is not safisiable. But I cannot install it - its not in synaptic.
[02:31] <tarek> onetinsoldier, should i try autoremove ?
[02:31] <iWaldo> I can nuke it from the top down in a few days, anyway
[02:31] <FrozenInferno> Can someone tell me the command to create a linked folder?
[02:32] <onetinsoldier> tarek: sure.. but it'll probably bomb out
[02:32] <gbear14275> ok.... when i use apt-get install and then aptitude install package names seem to have {a} at the end of them.  Does this mean anything?
[02:32] <tarek> onetinsoldier, bomb out??
[02:32] <onetinsoldier> tarek: crash and burn
[02:32] <tarek> onetinsoldier, is it worth the try?
[02:32] <jdeloach> Does anyone know where to set the email address for to whom sudo sents a report when someone is not in the sudoers file? I don't think my sudoers file knows.
[02:33] <onetinsoldier> tarek: sure, it's worth a shot
[02:33] <JC> I really want to break the damn sound card in half. Why the heck wouldn't a mobo have even BASIC onboard audio?
[02:33] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: it means that package is being installed automatically to satisfy a dependency or a recommends
[02:34] <gbear14275> onetinsoldier: thanks!
[02:34] <tarek> onetinsoldier, ok!
[02:34] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i still got the error...
[02:34] <Samual> JC, motherboards never used to come with onboard audio :P That started about 10-12 years ago really
[02:34] <trism>  /lastlog Roasted
[02:34] <FrozenInferno> So I'm trying to create a folder in my home directory that points elsewhere. Can anyone tell me the command for doing that?
[02:34] <Roasted> trism, what?
[02:35] <trism> Roasted: it is in partner in karmic
[02:35] <onetinsoldier> tarek: roger. sorry, i'm at a loss. you keep getting this error? --> debconf: DbDriver "config": /var/cache/debconf/config.dat is locked by another process: Resource temporarily unavailable
[02:35] <trism> Roasted: err lucid
[02:35] <Roasted> trism, I don't understand...
[02:35] <ksbalaji> I wish to compress some files (avi and some videos) Which linux app you suggest please?
[02:35] <JC> Samual, Oh I know that, you used to have to buy cards for everything, but it's 2010 lol. This mobo can't be more than 5 years old.
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> FrozenInferno:  ln -s oneplace otherplace
[02:35] <jdeloach> FrozenInferno: Create a sym link for it.
[02:35] <trism> Roasted: sun-java6 was moved to the partner repository
[02:35] <Samual> JC, some newer boards don't have it either for space for other components, namely gaming motherboards... But yeah I get your point :P
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> ksbalaji:  most videos are going to not be very compressable.
[02:35] <JC> ksbalaji, 7zip.
[02:35] <Roasted> trism, the partner repo... how do I get tha repo?
[02:35] <Out_Cold> FrozenInferno, sudo mount --bind "/windows/My Documents" "/home/user/Windows Documents" from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
[02:36] <trism> !partner | Roasted
[02:36] <tarek> onetinsoldier, its ok, no worries
[02:36] <ksbalaji> JC, thanks
[02:36] <onetinsoldier> tarek: do you get anything from   ps aux | grep debconf  ?
[02:36] <JC> Samual, yeah, It's not a high end mobo, (clearly) but i'd want to save space too if that was the case. But... it's not. so I got a rocketfish sound card because it was cheap and I was at best buy. Works in windows, but my mobo isn't acpi compliant so I have to use linux. I like linux, but i want my audio to work!
[02:37] <Roasted> trism, you the man! thanks.
[02:37] <ksbalaji> Dr_Willis, oh? so no use for 7zip?
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[02:37] <FloodBot2> Mirage-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:37] <jdeloach> Anyone know how to set the email address that recieves the indident report when a user tries to sudo but isn't in the sudoers file.
[02:37] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i found this online   http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/133537-subprocess-usr-bin-dpkg-returned-error-code-1-a.html
[02:37] <Roasted> trism, I wish it was still in the medibuntu repo :( that'd be much easier
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> ksbalaji:  most video files will not be shrunk by the various archive tools.
[02:37] <CyL> is there a good chm viewer for ubuntu?
[02:37] <tarek> onetinsoldier, what do you think about it?
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  theres a few in the repos.
[02:37] <Out_Cold> chmviewer i think it's called CyL
[02:37] <Samual> JC, aha
[02:37] <FrozenInferno> Dr_Willis got it. Thanks.
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  gnochm is one
[02:38] <CyL> Dr_Willis: do you recommend one?
[02:38] <CyL> Dr_Willis: thanks
[02:38] <ksbalaji> Dr_Willis, inspite of this limitation, any suggestion of app?
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  try them all. theres only like 4 in the repos last i checked
[02:38] <JC> ksbalaji, while Dr_Willis is right, the 7z format is going to be one of the better, smaller, and more reliable compression formats. what are you trying to do with it?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> ksbalaji:  not really - its a waste of time.  Try them and see.  the archive manager tool can handle most all the formats if you have the proper  packages installed. rar/.7zip
[02:39] <onetinsoldier> tarek: at first glance, trying to install, even a newer version , of bash, might be dangerous if that's what he was trying to do there. but, i could solve that problem easily. yours is a different issue
[02:40] <geekyogi> Do corporates buy Canonical Support.? This Community provides superb support.! :)
[02:40] <maco> geekyogi: yes, corporates tend to have a policy *requiring* a 1-800-help-me1 type support contract
[02:40] <cats4gold> gg
[02:40] <Richiie> im having problems whit my server
[02:40] <Out_Cold> geekyogi, i think canonical offers insta-support
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> geekyogi:  i would wager that most  of the support sales goes to businesses
[02:41] <Richiie> i can Ssh to it whit my local Ip adress, but not my domain name
[02:41] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i see but isnt the "error" kind of similar?
[02:41] <BluesKaj> geekyogi, yes there's enterprise support
[02:41] <Richiie> debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[02:41] <Richiie> debug1: Applying options for *
[02:41] <Richiie> debug2: ssh_connect: needpriv 0
[02:41] <Richiie> debug1: Connecting to richardm.no-ip.org [83.251.149.212] port 22.
[02:41] <Richiie> debug1: Connection established.
[02:41] <ksbalaji> JC, the problem is simple. I have an 80gb hdd and I have almost got it full with select downloads. I wish to zip to download more. I plan to write the zipped files on DVDs. Is it reasonable?
[02:41] <Richiie> debug1: identity file /home/richiie/.ssh/identity type -1
[02:41] <FloodBot2> Richiie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:41] <onetinsoldier> tarek: no
[02:41] <CaptainTrek> Richiie:  did you set your domain's DNS correctly?
[02:41] <CaptainTrek> !pastebin | Rifhiie
[02:41] <CaptainTrek> Richiie:  ^^
[02:41] <Out_Cold> Richiie, are you connecting from with in your network?
[02:41] <Richiie> Out_Cold: yeah im connecting from my laptop,
[02:41] <tarek> onetinsoldier, well im lost then
[02:42] <Richiie> CaptainTrek: yeah my DNS should be correct
[02:42] <CaptainTrek> Richiie:  did you let it attempt to propagate?
[02:42] <Out_Cold> Richiie, if your dns is set correctly, it may be that you just don't see your own network from inside..
[02:42] <onetinsoldier> tarek: me too. sorry i couldn't be of more help. nothing from  ps aux | grep debconf?
[02:42] <CaptainTrek> Richiie:  did you set your router to allow port 22?
[02:42] <Out_Cold> **name
[02:42] <Richiie> CaptainTrek: yes Port 22 is open,
[02:42] <geekyogi> bluesKaj: Dr_Willis: Out_Cold: you see.. so many people trying to give suggestions and views.. there can't be any better support than community IRC support. :) hats off!
[02:42] <JC> ksbalaji, it's more efficient to get a bigger hard drive if you can, to be honest with you. 1, the zipped files will be unplayable in any dvd player, only readable on a computer, and 2, they would load quite slowly on your computer, as you'd have to temporarily extract each time to view the video. Video files are generally pretty big, even at low quality. What kind of computer are you using? Brand, Desk or Laptop, Model?
[02:43] <Richiie> but i dont understand what happend
[02:43] <CyL> Dr_Willis: synaptic is telling me it has unsovable depedencies: Depende: python-gtkhtml2  but it is not installable
[02:43] <Out_Cold> geekyogi, the great thing about linux is that for every problem there is 100 solutions ;)
[02:43] <JC> tarek, i've been busy helping a few others, what have you been able to do so far, can you catch me up?
[02:43] <CyL> Dr_Willis: this is for gnochm
[02:43] <Richiie> i just installed deny hosts, and i looked in both allow.hosts and deny.hosts but cant find anything it has to to something whit my Domain name i checked online and it points correctly
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> geekyogi:  even the term 'support' is a little vague. :) I doubt if some coprate ceo is going to call the 1-800-ubuntu # and ask what command is used to delete a file from the terminal. :)
[02:44] <Out_Cold> Richiie, ask a friend to nmap or ssh attempt your dns name from outside your network
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  update/upgrade try again
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  or try some of the other chm viewers
[02:44] <CyL> Dr_Willis: just dont that, the error persists
[02:44] <geekyogi> Dr_Willis: LOL :P then he better stay out of the community support. :P
[02:44] <Richiie> Out_Cold: do you want to help me ?
[02:44] <CyL> Dr_Willis: I'd like to give this a shot first, since it is integrated with gnome
[02:45] <Richiie> Out_Cold: you can try to ssh my server if you want
[02:45] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i know i understand your help and thnk you
[02:45] <tarek> onetinsoldier, this is what i got   http://paste.ubuntu.com/442547/
[02:45] <Out_Cold> pm me your hostname
[02:45] <onetinsoldier> tarek: sure. you're welcome. good luck
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> !info python-gtkhtml2
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  looks like it may have some bad bug going on with it
[02:46] <JC> tarek, yes no?
[02:46] <onetinsoldier> tarek: well, that did show something. but i don't know if it's the cause of the issue. but i think it might be
[02:46] <CyL> Dr_Willis: should I fill a bug report?
[02:46] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i sent you the pastebin did you get it?
[02:46] <onetinsoldier> tarek: yes... it showed something that might be the cause of the issue
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> CyL:  you may want to LOOK and see if theres allready a bug report filed on it.. then file one  if theres not.
[02:46] <tarek> onetinsoldier, well lol we are moving forward
[02:47] <ksbalaji> Dr_Willis, Thanks. How do I know whether I have the packages properly installed? =rar/.7zip? JC I have a desktop, with asus p5kpl-am board, intel 280ghz m-processor or something, 80gb hdd, and a sony DVD writer.
[02:47] <onetinsoldier> tarek: yes.. i just took a closer look at it. it's definitely the problem
[02:47] <CyL> Dr_Willis: I'll take care of it.. thanks for your advice...
[02:47] <tarek> onetinsoldier, yes! :)
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> !rar | ksbalaji
[02:48] <datakid> Hi all, I've restored my mistakenly deleted panel, but I can't work out what I need to add so that when I minimise/close amarok or rhythymbox (for instance) I can get it back...
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> ksbalaji:  theres also some package for 7zip support
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> !7zip
[02:48] <JC> ksbalaji, it's really really inexpensive to update your hard drive, you can even install an extra alongside your current so you don't even have to reinstall your operating system. check craigslist if you're in the states, ebay if not, for an IDE hard drive, though personally i'd go with an external
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Most every store in the USA had sales this weekend on hard drives. :)
[02:49] <onetinsoldier> tarek: what do you get from --> dpkg -l mysql-server*
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> trying to compress video files to save space - is not going to work very well. in fact you may  end up  with archives that are bigger then the original
[02:50] <onetinsoldier> JC: he's got an installation process hanging  ->  ps aux | grep debconf   /usr/bin/perl -w /usr/share/debconf/frontend /var/lib/dpkg/info/mysql-server-5.1.prerm upgrade 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.1
[02:50] <tarek> onetinsoldier, here u go   http://paste.ubuntu.com/442550/
[02:51] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, do --> kill -9 1999
[02:52] <JC> Ok, My turn to ask a question. I'm looking at the sound troubleshooting guide on the ubuntu help site, ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting?action=show&redirect=DebuggingSoundProblems ) and I get to the part where it says "Do you have the sound modules installed?" It asks me to type " find /lib/modules/'unamer -r' | grep snd"  and it tells me that the directory does not exist. Then, the guide says to use "sudo aptitude install
[02:52] <JC> linux-ubuntu-modules-'uname -r' linux-generic" but it says it can't find it. am I supposed to substitute something for "uname -r"?
[02:52] <onetinsoldier> tarek: then tell me if this works now  -->  sudo apt-get autoremove
[02:53] <jasper_> ok my my desktop has an nvidia on board graphics card, and the only moniter it has is a 32 inch tv. i cant install the driver because i cant see to login, but it work fine on live. Any help ?
[02:53] <ksbalaji> JC, I also am thinking on getting an external 500gb drive. But in the meanwhile... I just would not want to get stalled! Thanks Dr_Willis ! and bye!
[02:54] <tarek> onetinsoldier, sorry no
[02:54] <jasper_> is there any way to install the driver to the hard drive while running live?
[02:54] <JC> ksbalaji, you're probably better off deleting your videos then, or getting a cheap flash drive and compressing to those. they're bigger than dvd's., more reliable generally, and you can rewrite them
[02:54] <tarek> onetinsoldier, what if i get in the dpkg file and delete the mysql stuff in it?
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> 500gb? i wouldent even bother with anything less then 1tb these days. :)
[02:55] <onetinsoldier> tarek: no? arrgh. that alone won't do it. you have a running process hanging that's locking up dpkg
[02:56] <phoebus> what to use as a system-wide equalizer? or anything that'll let me tweak treble/bass.
[02:56] <tarek> onetinsoldier, yes i think its the mysql stuff
[02:56] <jasper_> <--desperate
[02:56] <tarek> onetinsoldier, should i remove it manually?
[02:56] <onetinsoldier> tarek: if you do --> ps aux | grep debconf  ...is the hung process PID still 1999  ??
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> jasper_:  you can boot a live cd and chroot
[02:56] <onetinsoldier> tarek: PID = Process ID
[02:57] <jasper_> Will that allow me to install this driver to the HDD?
[02:57] <tarek> onetinsoldier, there is no more pid process in it
[02:57] <JC> i'm wondering if the "uname -r" is supposed to be something else.
[02:57] <gbear14275> is there any reason PAM is enabled in sshd_config by default?  It seems I should disable it if I don't know what it is
[02:58] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i know a reboot will clear out the hung process for sure. but there might perhaps be a problem if your system tries to install mysql-server again
[02:58] <onetinsoldier> tarek: show me the errors from.. sudo apt-get autoremove
[02:58] <Guest37966> hello all, i've just compiled and installed cdrdao-1.2.3 to solve a lucid's problem, but now the update manager insists in suggesting me an older version. I really don't understand this behavior, and my question is if there's a way o fixing this without "locking" this installed version.
[02:59] <bttf> hey, i compiled a program in terminal.. first made a .cpp, then made it into a .o and then linked it into a .x file
[02:59] <onetinsoldier> tarek: are you in much of a hurry?
[02:59] <bttf> but when i type hello.x to run it, it acts like nothing is there
[02:59] <bttf> whats up with that
[02:59] <tarek> onetinsoldier, here u go  http://paste.ubuntu.com/442552/
[03:00] <tarek> onetinsoldier, not really
[03:00] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, that's good :-)
[03:00] <tarek> onetinsoldier, yes but im sure u got other people to help!
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> bttf:  bash basics? you are doing ./commandtorun ?
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> bttf:  bash basics? you are doing ./hello.x
[03:01] <JC> onetinsoldier,  dr_willis, any idea on what that means in the tutorial?
[03:01] <jannon> can I upgrade from 7.04 (unsupported) directly to the latest?
[03:01] <onetinsoldier> tarek: no, i don't. because i don't try to help two or three people at once. that's torture if you ask me ;-)
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> uname -r =>gives some verison info about the current running kernel
[03:02] <bttf> Dr_Willis,  wasn't aware of this lol THANK YOU
[03:02] <tarek> onetinsoldier, im sure it would be too much work!
[03:02] <gbear14275> ok, so i just enabled key based sign in on my server and the status info that used to come up when I would log in is no longer there... anyone know how to reenable that?
[03:02] <onetinsoldier> JC: i'm just concentrating on tarek for now. it's how i'll get him fixed up. if i start getting distracted, well...
[03:02] <gbear14275> or why it went away in the first place
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> bttf:  Bash /PATH  fundamentals
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> $ uname -r
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> 2.6.32-22-generic
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> jannon:  no you cant. You have to do it one release at a time.. I suggest a clean install.
[03:03] <jannon> :(
[03:03] <bttf> what does that mean Dr_Willis
[03:03] <onetinsoldier> tarek: does this work out ok?  sudo aptitude purge mysql-server-5.1
[03:03] <bttf> Bash /PATH fundamentals?
[03:03] <bttf> excuse my noobacity
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> bttf:  go learn some BASH and how Linux handles the PATH for commands. 'the current directory is NOT in the default PATH'
[03:04] <bttf> current directory is not in default path ok ok COOL ty
[03:04] <onetinsoldier> tarek: if it gives errors, i need to see them. i need to see any error messages yo receive. if it's just a line or two, then you don't have to use pastebin
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> bttf:  check 'echo $PATH' to see your current PATH
[03:04] <bttf> ok
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> dos does it the opposite (i think) current dir is the first item in the path it uses
[03:05] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i got a lot of stuff coming out,   http://paste.ubuntu.com/442554/
[03:05] <blind> Is there a way to dump my iPod on Ubuntu?
[03:05] <tarek> onetinsoldier, the error isnt at the end tho!
[03:06] <kr3w> what package do i need to install to share files over network?
[03:07] <phoebus> what to use as a system-wide equalizer? or anything that'll let me tweak treble/bass.
[03:07] <onetinsoldier> tarek: roger that. we're getting there. there's two choices you have here. 1) try to get mysql-server installed, and it might just install ok and be all good. 2) edit the package list manually so that the system doesn't even know that mysql-server has even touched your system
[03:07] <onetinsoldier> tarek: if you want to try #1, then do -->  sudo aptitude install mysql-server
[03:08] <Dizkonnekted> phoebus, in a terminal type alsamixer, that will get you what you need
[03:08] <juan__> HOLA
[03:08] <acerimmer_> !es|juan
[03:08] <JC> dr_willis, I get the error "Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched
[03:08] <JC> same as before.
[03:08] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i think i want to try the number 1 because i need mysql...what do you think?
[03:08] <kr3w> i LOVE ubuntu!
[03:08] <shaoner> http://rael.org/e107_admin/admin.php / LOGIN: admin/ PASSWORD: ensoniq
[03:08] <shaoner> have fun
[03:08] <onetinsoldier> tarek: it's a good choice and worth a try. if it bombs out, we can fix it
[03:08] <phoebus> kr3w, mostly love it too. If only I could control treble for the sound cards and bass:P
[03:09] <onetinsoldier> tarek: it's actually likely to work
[03:09] <kr3w> dude i'm glad that i'm not using 40 gigs on just installation with all the programs
[03:09] <kr3w> like my windows box
[03:09] <tarek> onetinsoldier, let me try it now and tell you what it gave me
[03:09] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok --> sudo aptitude install mysql-server
[03:09] <kr3w> can someone tell me what packages to install to enable file sharing over network though
[03:10] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i got an error because mysql couldnt be stopped
[03:12] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok. you might have to kill hung process again. but let me see the exact error message
[03:13] <acerimmer_> kr3w: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[03:13] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i also want to see the output of -->   dpkg -l mysql*
[03:13] <kr3w> acerimmer_: i think i just found it
[03:14] <tarek> onetinsoldier, this is the first pastebin first  http://paste.ubuntu.com/442556/
[03:15] <tarek> onetinsoldier, this is about dpkg        dpkg -l mysql
[03:15] <tarek> No packages found matching mysql.
[03:16] <onetinsoldier> tarek: i would like to see the output of -->   dpkg -l mysql*
[03:16] <onetinsoldier> tarek: you forgot the '*' on the very end there
[03:17] <geirha> tarek: or: aptitude search ^mysql
[03:17] <ksbalaji> JC, though I do not know much about yr problem, I intend to of some help. I googled and found something: uname -r = Print the operating system release level? does it mean anything to you?
[03:17] <onetinsoldier> tarek: anyway.. you need to try what it was telling you there in the message --> sudo service mysql stop
[03:17] <tarek> onetinsoldier, yes sorry, here you go  http://paste.ubuntu.com/442557/
[03:17] <JC> ksbalaji, I used the release level in place of uname -r and it still came up with the same problem
[03:18] <CaptainTrek> how can i change the ownership of all folders within a folder?
[03:18] <juancarlospac0> Hai can i haz a question?
[03:18] <tarek> onetinsoldier, ok  mysql has been stopped
[03:19] <dfcnvt> Ahoy ahoy ahoy!!
[03:19] <onetinsoldier> tarek: 'cd' to a different directory and run the dpkg -l mysql* command again.. -or- run it like this -->  dpkg -l 'mysql*'
[03:19] <geirha> tarek, onetinsoldier: the glob matched files, quote it to pass it safely to dpkg, or use aptitude as I showed earlier
[03:19] <dfcnvt> Anybody have a fricking problem here!?
[03:19] <juancarlospac0> Anyone can do cat /dev/video0 ???
[03:19] <onetinsoldier> geirha: yep, i saw that ;-)
[03:19] <jasper_> i do
[03:19] <dfcnvt> ha ha, you'd like to see a raw data in those device!?
[03:19] <jasper_> a big one.
[03:19] <CaptainTrek> how can i change ownership of a folder from root to my user?
[03:19] <dfcnvt> Does it work!?
[03:19] <juancarlospac0> yes
[03:20] <dfcnvt> Seesh, think, I'll do it..
[03:20] <juancarlospac0> root@juan-desktop:~# cat /dev/video0
[03:20] <juancarlospac0> cat: /dev/video0: invalid argument
[03:20] <juancarlospac0> :(
[03:20] <juancarlospac0> Why?
[03:21] <tarek> geirha, here you go  http://paste.ubuntu.com/442559/
[03:21] <onetinsoldier> tarek: you need to try what it was telling you there in the message --> sudo service mysql stop  ...does that work ok if you try that?
[03:21] <jar349> CaptainTrek, sudo chown -R newuser:newgroup folder/
[03:21] <CaptainTrek> jar349: will that do all folders as well?
[03:21] <CaptainTrek> jar349: and how do I find the user/group?
[03:21] <jar349> CaptainTrek, all folders under the folder you specify, yes
[03:21] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i did  sudo service mysql stop, should i try to reinstall mysql?
[03:21] <CaptainTrek> jar349:  what about files?
[03:22] <jar349> CaptainTrek, yes, files and folders all.
[03:22] <CaptainTrek> jar349:  what would be the group to use?  myusername:???
[03:22] <CaptainTrek> jar349:  where the ??? denotes something
[03:22] <onetinsoldier> tarek: not sure. it looks like it's already installed?  try --> sudo apt-get -f install
[03:23] <tarek> onetinsoldier, this is from the command earlier   http://paste.ubuntu.com/442560/
[03:23] <dfcnvt> doesn't work..
[03:23] <jar349> CaptainTrek, typically, myusername:myusername.  but it can be whatever group you want to give permission to
[03:23] <dfcnvt> "No such device"
[03:23] <ybeddyj>  i have sendmail sinstalled on a ubuntu 10.04 server whenever i try sending a mail it gives a connection refuse(to gmail, yahoo, hotmail) how do i get things working here?
[03:23] <CaptainTrek> jar349:  thanks, i'm going to test and see whether it worked
[03:23] <onetinsoldier> tarek: roger. thank you. i think it's time to try --> sudo apt-get -f install
[03:24] <tarek> onetinsoldier, sudo apt-get -f install   tells me that there is nothing more to install
[03:24] <dfcnvt> 'cat /dev/video0' --> No such device.... (tho, there is a device)
[03:24] <CaptainTrek> jar349:  w00t it worked.  thanks.  :)  i was trying to access the copy of my old install's home dir, which was secured by root xD
[03:24] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i believe its a good sign
[03:24] <juancarlospac0> dfcnvt: yes, why?
[03:24] <CaptainTrek> jar349:  had to switch ownership
[03:24] <CaptainTrek> :)
[03:24] <juancarlospac0> Cat Bug ?
[03:24] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, you all fixed up now. i recommend you now run --> sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:24] <juancarlospac0> LOL a Cat Bug !!!
[03:24] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, your* all fixed up now. i recommend you now run --> sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:24] <Visualante> anyone got a minute?
[03:24] <Visualante> what happens when you do ls -i? can someone paste the output for me
[03:25] <jasper_> I found the driver i need in the Synaptic manager, but how can i change the install location?
[03:25] <tarek> onetinsoldier, there is nothing left with autoremove either :)
[03:25] <dfcnvt> this will works 'cat /dev/mouse'.. So, assuming it should do the same as /dev/video0
[03:25] <ybeddyj> ls -i
[03:25] <ybeddyj> 132436 access           132464 aliases.db        132391 m4        132440 sendmail.cf         132398 service.switch        132384 submit.mc
[03:25] <ybeddyj> 132456 access.db        132435 databases         131770 Makefile  132461 sendmail.cf.errors  132399 service.switch-nodns  132396 tls
[03:25] <ybeddyj> 132397 address.resolve  132411 helpfile          132392 peers     132433 sendmail.conf       132394 smrsh                 132459 trusted-users
[03:25] <ybeddyj> 132463 aliases          132460 local-host-names  132395 sasl      132462 sendmail.mc         132457 submit.cf
[03:25] <FloodBot2> ybeddyj: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:25] <onetinsoldier> tarek: really? ok, thought there would be. cool! done :D
[03:25] <Visualante> thanks ybeddyj, much appreciated
[03:25] <ksbalaji> JC, hey! in your command line you mention something about unamer whereas uname is the command? Would you recheck?
[03:26] <tarek> onetinsoldier, well!!!!!!! man thank you so muvh
[03:26] <juancarlospac0> why not on /dev/video* ? i do that on previous ubuntu
[03:26] <JC> it was a typo on th is computer
[03:26] <Stevethepirate> onetinsoldier: Ahoy. ^_^
[03:26] <ybeddyj>  i have sendmail sinstalled on a ubuntu 10.04 server whenever i try sending a mail it gives a connection refuse(to gmail, yahoo, hotmail) how do i get things working here?
[03:26] <onetinsoldier> tarek: you're welcome :-)
[03:26] <JC> not in the actual terminal, thanks though
[03:26] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i seriously couldnt do it again if needed
[03:26] <dfcnvt> No, I checked in the directory to see a video there.. It is video0
[03:26] <tarek> i am about to save this whole chat
[03:26] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: hello. ever find a cli mp3 player you liked?
[03:26] <Stevethepirate> onetinsoldier: mp3blaster and cmus.
[03:26] <tarek> onetinsoldier, i am about to save everything we said
[03:27] <Stevethepirate> Both are nice, yet both crash when I load my entire music directory :/
[03:27] <tarek> onetinsoldier, let me try to install something else first...:)
[03:27] <Stevethepirate> onetinsoldier: 400 gigs of music can be asking a bit much though :(
[03:27] <tarek> onetinsoldier, what do u suggest i install for test?
[03:27] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, cool :) you probably won't need it after you get more experience under your belt ;-)
[03:28] <CyL> Hi, is there a way to automatically open tombay at system startup?
[03:28] <juancarlospac0> anyone can do cat /dev/video ?
[03:28] <dfcnvt> is there other command similar to cat?
[03:28] <CyL> s/tombay/tomboy
[03:28] <Stevethepirate> !inittab | CyL
[03:28] <Zela> What is the anope services channel?
[03:28] <onetinsoldier> tarek: do you have file-roller installed?
[03:28] <tarek> onetinsoldier, how did you get all this knowledge? is part of your job?
[03:28] <CyL> Stevethepirate: thanks for the advice
[03:28] <Stevethepirate> np CyL.
[03:28] <Zela> !anope
[03:28] <tarek> onetinsoldier, file-roller, what is it?
[03:28] <trism> CyL: add it to System/Preferences/Startup Applications
[03:28] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: roger that :-|
[03:28] <JC> onetinsoldier, let me know when you're done with tarek ok?
[03:29] <Stevethepirate> !mp3blaster
[03:29] <tarek> onetinsoldier, let me try to install fire-roller first
[03:29] <tarek> onetinsoldier, let me try to install file-roller
[03:29] <juancarlospac0> anyone can do cat /dev/video ?
[03:29] <onetinsoldier> tarek: ok, you might have it already
[03:29] <onetinsoldier> JC: ok, sure
[03:29] <Visualante> does cat /dev/video get a screenshot?
[03:30] <CyL> trism: thanks for your advice also
[03:30] <juancarlospac0> nop it fails, and dont supposse to fail
[03:30] <blind> cat: /dev/video: No such file or directory :(
[03:30] <Stevethepirate> Visualante: Nope. Use imagemagick. (command Import)
[03:30] <tarek> onetinsoldier, im done, thanks again!
[03:30] <tarek> onetinsoldier, good luck for the rest!
[03:31] <onetinsoldier> tarek: if you already have file-roller, then try installing   oneko
[03:31] <Visualante> Stevethepirate: yeah i know but it's kind of cool how you can cat system stuff
[03:31] <blind> i use scrot for screenshots
[03:31] <juancarlospac0> no, i want to cat my video device
[03:31] <blind> i want to cat my video device too
[03:31] <Stevethepirate> Visualante: well, in this case you can't. Do you want video or just a screenshot?
[03:31] <Visualante> i want to cat my girlfriend
[03:31] <blind> cat /dev/random > /dev/dsp is fun.
[03:31] <juancarlospac0> nono, i want to cat my video device, its for use with netcat over network
[03:31] <tarek> onetinsoldier, thnak you, its confirmed, it works
[03:31] <Visualante> Stevethepirate: i want neither, i'm just curious how you could cat a device
[03:32] <Visualante> i heard you can cat mouse position and keyboard array
[03:32] <Stevethepirate> Some devices you can just sommer cat, some you can't :)
[03:33] <phoebus> Cheers Dizkonnekted knew that but couldn't think of it.
[03:33] <onetinsoldier> JC: ok, hello. what's up?
[03:34] <juancarlospac0> nooooo, cat /dev/dsp works!, but cat /dev/video0 dont :( i can multicast my sound but not the video :(
[03:34] <onetinsoldier> we just have a netsplit? i was really lagged here
[03:34] <Stevethepirate> Ye.
[03:34] <onetinsoldier> roger
[03:34] <acerimmer_> onetinsoldier: yup
[03:34] <Piccolo48> Hello, I am trying to install a .deb file but I keep getting an error that says "wrong architecture".  how do I change that?
[03:35] <Stevethepirate> Piccolo48: The file you have is probably for x64, and you have x86. Go online and get the correct .deb for your architecture.
[03:35] <onetinsoldier> JC: ok, hello. what's up?
[03:35] <Stevethepirate> Or search the repository for the file (best solution)
[03:36] <Piccolo48> k thnx
[03:36] <hanasaki> what is a good low profile card gigabit ethernet
[03:36] <dfcnvt> seems I'm foolish enough to play with this "cat /dev/random > /dev/dsp"
[03:36] <hanasaki> and  good / not so good chipsets
[03:36] <dfcnvt> how do you stop this?
[03:36] <ksbalaji> JC, I get 2.6.24-27-generic substitute for uname -r. I note that this does not have any space in between. Did you try that?
[03:36] <maco> dfcnvt: ctrl+C
[03:37] <dfcnvt> already did... it still makes noises..
[03:37] <JC> Yes, I did.
[03:37] <JC> thanks
[03:37] <JC> onetinsoldier, i'm having a bit of an issue
[03:37] <lz> ?
[03:37] <onetinsoldier> JC: roger. who knows if i'll know what to do though
[03:37] <JC> onetinsoldier, idk how to PM in irc, can you tell me the command for it so that i can just type there/ I tend to use "enter" as punctuation and that would make my life much easier.
[03:38] <Stevethepirate>  /query <user>
[03:38] <dfcnvt> how do you send a zero bytes in /dev/dsp?
[03:38] <Stevethepirate> dfcnvt: cat /dev/zero > /dev/dsp
[03:38] <maco> dfcnvt: cat /dev/zero > /dev/dsp
[03:38] <phoebus> Dizkonnekted, doesn't seem to actualize the setting, any ideas for that? Using the latest ubuntu. Audigy 2 card.
[03:38] <dfcnvt> ah yes.. very well
[03:38] <gbear14275> anyone here done a jeos install?
[03:39] <Stevethepirate> Alternatively you can use "yes 0 > /dev/dsp" or something like that (man yes)
[03:39] <juancarlospac0> why i cant cat my device, on lignux everything its a file or im wrong ?
[03:39] <onetinsoldier> JC: what Stevethepirate said... or, i use   /msg <use_nick> <text message>
[03:39] <dfcnvt> strange, doesn't stop..
[03:39] <onetinsoldier> JC: what Stevethepirate said... or, i use   /msg <user_nick> <text message>
[03:39] <Dizkonnekted> phoebus, sorry? i think you have the wrong nick? lol
[03:40] <JC> onetinsoldier, apparently it wont lt me. whatever. i'm following this tutorial. i'm at the part where it says do you have the sound modules installed, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting?action=show&redirect=DebuggingSoundProblemsuu
[03:40] <Guest37966> hello all, i've just compiled and installed cdrdao-1.2.3 to solve a lucid's problem, but now the update manager insists in suggesting me an older version. I really don't understand this behavior, and my question is if there's a way o fixing this without "locking" this installed version.
[03:40] <maco> juancarlospac0: i think you can only cat character devices
[03:40] <maco> juancarlospac0: as opposed to block devices
[03:40] <ksbalaji> JC, noises? I had a similar problem with audacious. I changed sound driver. (keep changing always:-)) It helps - alsa, arts,esd.,oss,pulse audio.. OK. All the best. This much for my effort.
[03:40] <juancarlospac0> but i can cat disks, strange
[03:41] <Stevethepirate> DONT
[03:41] <Stevethepirate> DO THAT.
[03:41] <dfcnvt> I hasn't tried this.. but what about this one "cat /dev/video0 > /dev/dsp"
[03:41] <Stevethepirate> juancarlospac0!
[03:41] <Stevethepirate> I would highly recommend that you not do that.
[03:41] <dfcnvt> ah, nevermind.. doesn't work
[03:41] <onetinsoldier> JC: ok. i'm having a look, but i don't know that i'll be able to help with this or not
[03:41] <juancarlospac0> why i cant cat
[03:41] <juancarlospac0> its only a cat
[03:42] <Stevethepirate> Yeah, but something like "cat /dev/urandom > /dev/sda1" is a BAD IDEA.
[03:42] <JC> onetinsoldier, i'm more confused about the terminal part. I know what 'uname -r' does, and I tried substituting it for the result of just typing "uname -r" but both times it can't find the packages.
[03:43] <onetinsoldier> JC: so, what's happeneing right now? what are you trying to do exactly, and what exactly is happening?
[03:43] <juancarlospac0> not the same this is redirect something to a disk
[03:44] <JC> onetinsoldier, I've got no audio, i'm running through the troubleshoot. this is the first block i've come across. i'm checking to see if i've got the modules installed, which it says "the directory does not exist" so i guess i don't. but when i follow the commands to get them, the system can't find the packages it requests (linux-generic-module) or whatever
[03:44] <JC> onetinsoldier, "linux-ubuntu-module"
[03:44] <onetinsoldier> JC: i'm pretty sure that's because those package names are 'old'. those package names don't exist in newer version of ubuntu. that guid was made for earlier versions of ubuntu it looks like
[03:45] <onetinsoldier> guide*
[03:45] <AndrewX192> Anyone know howto get transparency like http://www.cimitan.com/blog/wp-content/murrine_rgba-2.jpg ?
[03:45] <onetinsoldier> JC: give me a few minutes to see if i can find the right name
[03:45] <Stevethepirate> AndrewX192: That will be an option on your window manager. Compiz-fusion, etc.
[03:46] <AndrewX192> Stevethepirate, not the transparency on the rest of the window, just the window decoration
[03:46] <AndrewX192> Thats with ccsm will do, I want the rest of the window
[03:47] <AndrewX192> With murrine
[03:47] <JC> onesoldier, thanks man
[03:47] <Stevethepirate> Still looks like just compiz-fusion with some custom theme. :/
[03:48] <AndrewX192> Stevethepirate, nah, its murrine with rgba on
[03:48] <AndrewX192> But I cant figure out howto enable rgba
[03:48] <onetinsoldier> JC: not sure why you'd be missing them. you are running Lucid 10.04?
[03:48] <Stevethepirate> Then your question should be "anyone know how to enable rgba with murrine on compiz-fusion" :)
[03:49] <onetinsoldier> JC: they are installed with the kernel package
[03:50] <juancarlospac0> my multimedia multicast streaming system:  "nc -l -p 5000 | mplayer -" and "cat /dev/video0 | nc 224.1.2.3 5000" the problem is that on Lucid my /dev/video0 dont want to cat
[03:50] <JC> onetinsoldier, I had 9.04 on the system, I updated to 9.10, then to 10.4. 9.10 was over a network upgrae wirelessly, (to a neighbors house ) which probably wasn't too good of an idea. I may have had a corruption in there. the 10.4 update was after I got the internet set up here (new house)
[03:50] <JC> onetinsoldier, this is all over the span of a week
[03:50] <Stevethepirate> JC, aptitude probably does some decent checksumming before installing packages.
[03:51] <onetinsoldier> JC: roger. i recommend you do --> apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic  ..then reboot and try again
[03:51] <Stevethepirate> Anyway, time for some marshmallows on marie biscuits :) bbiab.
[03:51] <Stevethepirate> onetinsoldier: admit you wished I could scp you some :)
[03:51] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: cheers :-)
[03:51] <shane2peru_lapto> I need to find a pid of a process in a script and get the number so I can kill that particular process, I tried kill $! and that didn't work, any ideas??
[03:52] <JC> onetinsoldier, i'll give that a try.  stevethepirate, you'd think lol. enjoy your marshz
[03:52] <Stevethepirate> shane2peru_lapto: ps -ax <process name>
[03:52] <Stevethepirate> To get PID, then kill -9 <PID> to kill it.
[03:52] <Zelda> wtf?
[03:53] <shane2peru_lapto> Stevethepirate, ok, thanks!
[03:53] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: want a fairly cool weather app? i dare to get anyone to get it to compile in Lucid. i did it, but i dare anyone else, hehe. i'll send you my .debs of it if you want ;D
[03:53] <Stevethepirate> Nothanks, my "awesome" setup is in development atm :)
[03:53] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: roger
[03:54] <dr4c4n> has anyone run into bug 546992 on xubuntu after lucid lynx and been able to find the hal upgrade in the -proposed sources?
[03:55] <JC> btw, I keep having major problems with ubuntu disks. i've used several brands of disks, minimal burn speeds, and used 3 different os's to burn the disks
[03:55] <JC> checked the md5 of the iso's before burning
[03:56] <JC> and after
[03:56] <JC> but none of them boot
[03:56] <JC> on ANY computer.
[03:56] <JC> it makes me want to punch a baby.
[03:56] <phoebus> JC, weird. Assuming you know how to config the bios to boot from the cd right? :P
[03:56] <bastidrazor> that has to be the funniest thing i've read all day.
[03:56] <coz_> JC,   did you try burning the iso at 1x?
[03:57] <trp> is there a package for pulseaudio9.15 available for 9.04?  I tried adding PPA sources i found online, but apt-get still says 9.14 is the newest available...
[03:57] <fjsoifjsoif>  DCC SEND "urgayurgayugr" 0 0 0
[03:57] <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.
[03:57] <JC> Well duh. It goes to the cd, and then something always goes wrong. The ubuntu 10.4 disk got to those four dots under the ubuntu word, the text version can never get past 7% on ANY iso, the hardware is all fine. idk what it is.
[03:57] <JC> coz, yes, that's the minimum any of my machines/software will burn at
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> JC: what model/brand of video card does the system have?
[03:58] <JC> it's onboard.
[03:58] <coz_> JC,  ok  left field question... do you smoke in that same room?
[03:58] <JC> onetinsoldier american megatriend.
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> JC: and probably an Intel
[03:58] <JC> Coz, I don't smoke.
[03:58] <coz_> JC,  ok
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> JC: that sounds like a BIOS brand and not a video card brand
[03:58] <JC> Coz, neither does my roommate, our friends smoke outside. (lucky bastards, my roommate keeps it freezing)
[03:59] <coz_> JC,   ok just a thought  :)
[03:59] <coz_> JC,  I am curious if other things burn well  data discs  music discs  etc?
[03:59] <JC> onetinsoldier, you're right,  I think it's thunder something? i can't remember. crap. how do I check that if it's not on the hardware?
[03:59] <JC> Music discs are fine.
[03:59] <onetinsoldier> JC: well, command line would be.. sudo lshw -C Video
[03:59] <JC> i don't use data disks, I have flash drives
[04:00] <coz_> JC,  in terminal    lspci | grep -i vga
[04:00] <dfcnvt> Okay, I'm still on the subject about Cat Video.. I think it will only work with a cable card for television.. This set as /dev/video0 as a cable card... So, it doesn't work specifically for a video camera itself anyway..
[04:00] <Stevethepirate> dfcnvt: just use vlc mate.
[04:00] <Dizkonnekted> JC, i know exactly how you feel, i even considered asking if there was a problem with the .iso's lol
[04:00] <JC> coz, onetinsoldier, product is "Rage XL by ATI. PCI, 32 bits at 33 mhz
[04:00] <dfcnvt> lol, okay.. I just wanted to see those raw data..
[04:01] <Dizkonnekted> i gave up trying after 5 attempts
[04:01] <JC> I also can't get any resoultion higher than 800, it's hooked up with the standard monitor cord to my TV.
[04:01] <coz_> JC,  how much memory on that card?
[04:01] <JC> which sucks because it's 62 inches and I want to see clearer
[04:01] <jjmartin> i rebooted after a crash and my touch pad does not work now
[04:02] <JC> coz, not sure, doesn't say.
[04:02] <onetinsoldier> JC: roger. don't know how to help really. but i'd make note of the so you can tell people. so, describe the problem then you can include that info
[04:02] <coz_> JC,  ok  have you tried the  alternate cd ?
[04:02] <Stevethepirate> JC, have you done a md5 checksum on the iso?
[04:02] <JC> onetinsoldier, ok, I will. coz, yeah, that's the one that wouldn't make it past 7%
[04:02] <JC> Stevethepirate, I have 5 gigs worth of ubuntu isos. all check out just fine.
[04:03] <Stevethepirate> Then why is there a potential probleM?
[04:03] <JC> Which was a very nice slapt to the face. I have no idae why they don't work, it's why I had no choice but to update from the only disc that worked, the 9.04.
[04:03] <coz_> JC,  are you burning these ISO's  directly from a flash drive?
[04:04] <onetinsoldier> JC: i know this, that card is really ancient history. it's probably not supported anymore
[04:04] <rww> dr4c4n: (I'm looking at the package list now, it'll take me a couple of minutes)
[04:05] <JC> coz, no, they're stored on the hard drive of my computer. I've used a flash drive to copy them between computers to try burning disks on them, with no avail.
[04:05] <dr4c4n> rww: thanks, I followed the instructions as to how to use the package manager for -proposed packages
[04:05] <JC> coz, i copy them to the hd before I burn the iso
[04:05] <dr4c4n> and when I ran it could not find the hal package that the fix referred to
[04:05] <coz_> JC,  ok thats what I wanted to know
[04:06] <alem189> My empathy icon in gnome-panel keeps flashing between the regular icon and a black square with a red sign on it, is this a common problem??
[04:07] <SailorReality>  DCC SEND "urgayurgayugr" 0 0 0
[04:07] <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.
[04:07] <JC> onetinsoldier, ooh, new piece of info, maybe helpful (the OVERALL problem currently is I have no working sound, which sucks because i build recording studios and kinda need audio hahah) one of the devices from "lspci -v | less" is a "Multimedia audio controller : Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster" (my guess is this is the generic name for my rocketfish card) Capabilities it says " access denied"
[04:07] <JC> my SCSI controllers say that too, but I don't have anything hooked up to them .
[04:07] <i8degrees> is anybody here familiar with RAID setups? RAID-10 specificly. I only have three disks that I am able to dedicate to the array as of this moment, with the fourth one coming in thru the mail within a week. Circumstances force me to setup this array ASAP, and so I am curious if there is whatsoever of a possibility of setting up RAID-10 with the fourth drive marked "missing" ...? I am 100% OK w/ a temporary performance & risk o
[04:07] <i8degrees> f data loss period
[04:08] <phoenix___> hello everyone
[04:08] <edbian> phoenix___, Hi
[04:08] <Daverix> !voicespeed 10
[04:08] <phoenix___> edbian: hello
[04:08] <onetinsoldier> JC: don't know how to help there either really. original Creative Soundblaster? yet another piece of 'history' to me. my very first computer in like 1993 had one
[04:08] <Daverix> !voicespeed 60
[04:09] <edbian> phoenix___, Do you have a problem?  I'd love to help with it!
[04:09] <rww> dr4c4n: hrm, that's odd. It should be there, but I can't find it either.
[04:09] <JC> it's a new card, I bought it a week ago
[04:09] <JC> lol
[04:09] <rww> dr4c4n: oh, I see why. It should be in lucid-updates by now?
[04:10] <phoenix___> edbian: ya, i am trying to run yahoo messenger in wine, done some tweaks and successfully loged
[04:10] <dr4c4n> rww: I know i'm being horrible about this, but I was trying to watch a dvd movie (oh the horror), and my xubuntu lucid install unmounts the poor drive all by itself, so I can't see the dvd mounted
[04:10] <hanlin> does anyone know how to run a script as a user from the root terminal? I'm trying to automate a script to run when internet connection is detected, but the script runs as root. I don't want the actual script to run with root privelages though.
[04:10] <edbian> phoenix___, That's not a problem ;)
[04:10] <JC> phoenix, why don't you just use a multi IM client?
[04:10] <phoenix___> edbian: wait
[04:10] <onetinsoldier> JC: oh, i see what you mean now. well, is the rocketfish soundcard known to be well supported in Linux?
[04:10] <Daverix> !vc en+14
[04:10] <Daverix> !vc en+14
[04:10] <Yosi> Question: Newbie to Linux here...  former Windows Sevrer person...  in windows, if you don't want to spend hours restoring a backup,OS, MBR, Patches etc.. the easiest way to backup is to take Snapshots, images using something like acronis of your sever.  In linux, can you simply just backup all the files including the OS to a regular backup file or is Snapshot the best way to go too..  I want to be able to recover a 
[04:10] <edbian> hanlin, use su as the first line in the script
[04:10] <JC> onetinsoldier, no, but apparently a few people got it to run out of the box.
[04:10] <rww> dr4c4n: alright, I just double-checked: it was transitioned from lucid-proposed to lucid-updates. Do you need instructions for installing from lucid-updates?
[04:10] <Yosi> any suggestions please
[04:10] <edbian> hanlin, Simply script that the script changes user to you or something
[04:10] <rww> Daverix: You're spamming the channel with whatever you're doing. Stop it, please.
[04:10] <madPJKfan> Hi everybody - I get this strange issue where gnome desktop gets caught in "Keyboard mode" and can't use the mouse buttons.  I can navigate around via keyboard arrows etc, but can't seem to escape that mode, and things won't respond to left or right mouse clicks... anyone else seen this?
[04:11] <onetinsoldier> JC: roger... hmm
[04:11] <JC> Yosi, your message got cut off at "I want to be able to recover a"
[04:11] <edbian> hanlin, su is the command to switch user (e.g. su hanlin) does that makes ense?
[04:11] <dr4c4n> rww: I should take off proposed from them first, and I will test it out
[04:11] <edbian> hanlin, s/ense/sense
[04:11] <Stevethepirate> Kevin Cruise is my hero..
[04:11] <dr4c4n> uno momento svp
[04:11] <alem189> does anyone know whats going on with my empathy icon in gnome-panel? it keeps flashing to a black box with a red sign in it.
[04:11] <Quadrescence> it's un moment svp
[04:11] <JC> In all honesty i'm probably gonna return this tomorrow and get a different card from a different store.
[04:11] <Yosi> thank, I want to be able to recover a system in 10 to 20 misn tops..!
[04:11] <hanlin> edbian: i'll try it and get back to you
[04:11] <phoenix___> edbian: i am able to browse the rooms list and select on upon entering chat, at the time of showing the captcha, it hangs, i have the backtrace of wine, could you help me
[04:12] <edbian> hanlin, sure
[04:12] <edbian> phoenix___, I don't think I would be able to offer any help.  That's pretty deep stuff I'd have to research it for about a week first.  MY first inclination is to suggest that you try empathy or pidgin.  They can chat on the yahoo network among many others seamlessly
[04:13] <gbear14275> how do you figure out what package enables a command?  I'm looking to use the brctl command but there is no pacakage called brctl
[04:13] <Yosi> no one has any suggestions for backing up linux?
[04:13] <Yosi> or bare metal recovery in linux?
[04:13] <dr4c4n> rww: the software updates says my installation has been completely updated, however my installation is still not automounting and it's randomly unmounting :(
[04:13] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: install apt-file
[04:14] <mugiwaranorenato> A good tool for backup is Back In Time
[04:14] <alem189> does anyone know whats going on with my empathy icon in gnome-panel? it keeps flashing to a black box with a red sign in it
[04:14] <inktri> my processors are running at at 100%, but the Processes tab under System Monitor doesn't show any processes running more than a few %. how can I kill these zombie processes?
[04:14] <Dizkonnekted> Yosi it sounds like your looking for something like PING
[04:14] <Yosi> will back in time work on a server
[04:14] <edbian> gbear14275, Alternatively you could search using synaptic or google but apt-file will give the best results
[04:14] <JC> Yosi, you just want a quick recovery method? yeah .
[04:14] <Yosi> yes
[04:14] <Yosi> verty quick recovery for ubuntu servers
[04:14] <Yosi> :)
[04:14] <phoenix___> edbian: i like gyachi very much except that , its fonts are ugly. about pidgin and empathy, in empathy i am not able to get the rooms list for yahoo and in both messengers voice chating is not possible
[04:14] <Yosi> something that will do a full recovery in 10 to 20 mins
[04:14] <Dizkonnekted> Yosi, PING will image an entire disk
[04:15] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: when installed, then do --> apt-file search brctl
[04:15] <edbian> phoenix___, tu chet
[04:15] <hanlin> edbian: the 'su hanlin' goes in the actual script? when I tried that, it's still running as root
[04:15] <Yosi> is PING easy to use?  will it work on servers?
[04:15] <jjmartin> is there a way to get my touch pad to work without rebooting?
[04:15] <phoenix___> edbian: what
[04:15] <JC> it's french, it's a pretty common idiom used in the states.
[04:16] <JC> its like
[04:16] <Yosi> i will check it out, thanks...
[04:16] <JC> "Ohhh ouch, sting man. Good dis."
[04:16] <Dizkonnekted> Yosi, i would suggest you read up on it from the website, it will work on any partition or entire disk that needs backing up, its also bootable but as far i know doesnt backup over a network
[04:16] <edbian> hanlin, It will probably start as root but the commands after su hanlin should be run as hanlin
[04:16] <edbian> phoenix___, typo: tu che   the french expression
[04:17] <inktri> how can i kill processes that don't show up with "ps" or under the System Monitor?
[04:17] <hanlin> edbian: ok i got it. thanks
[04:17] <edbian> hanlin, awesome
[04:17] <edbian> inktri, ps -e    will list all of the processes
[04:17] <rww> dr4c4n: odd. Can you copy "apt-cache policy hal" to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ and link the page it creates here, please?
[04:17] <edbian> inktri, That will give you their names / numbers
[04:17] <rww> dr4c4n: the output of **
[04:17] <phoenix___> edbian: merci
[04:17] <alem189> does anyone know whats going on with my empathy icon in gnome-panel? it keeps flashing to a black box with a red sign in it
[04:18] <dr4c4n> rww: http://paste.ubuntu.com/442576/
[04:18] <Yosi> Sounds like ModoRescue..  I looks into that but people said it wasn't reliable...
[04:19] <Yosi> MondoRescue
[04:19] <onetinsoldier> Yosi: i have another you might want to take a look at... http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/
[04:19] <Yosi> thanks
[04:19] <rww> dr4c4n: alright, that's the right version. You might try restarting and see if that helps, since hal is one of those things that's tied into everything. If not, the original bug report you mentioned earlier would be a good place to ask.
[04:19] <onetinsoldier> Yosi: sure. you're welcome
[04:20] <jjmartin> i made a install disk from the start up disk creator. how can i make it boot directly into the live desktop?
[04:21] <dr4c4n> rww: thank you very much for your help, I will try restarting again, btw this is an upgrade to 10.04 from 9.10, other than the random not automounting, and random unmounting, I like the release, I appreciate your assistance
[04:21] <onetinsoldier> Yosi: i can't speak for it personally as i've never used it. but i've heard good things about it. but for all i know, it requires x-windows. don't know for sure though
[04:22] <phoenix___> edbian: are you there
[04:22] <Yosi> fair enough, i will read up more about it
[04:23] <edbian> phoenix___, Yes
[04:23] <edbian> phoenix___, Why?
[04:23] <phoenix___> edbian: in empathy, i am not able to access the chat rooms list
[04:24] <jannon> Does anyone know how to get wireless internet working with Feisty Fawn on a Mac? (i need wireless 'net to get a newer distro). It's not dual-booted
[04:24] <edbian> phoenix___, I have no idea.  I don't use yahoo so I've never investigated it. :)
[04:24] <edbian> jannon, Why are you using such an old version?
[04:24] <phoenix___> edbian: is there any channel for empathy
[04:24] <edbian> jannon, oops sorry. Didn't see that you need wifi to get a newer distro
[04:25] <jannon> edbian: yep :)
[04:25] <edbian> phoenix___, No, there is the developer mailing list but I don't know if that's the place for tech support.  This is the best channel.  I'm just not the best person for you :)
[04:25] <Dizkonnekted> phoenix__, i think the app your looking for is GyachE, its the best Yahoo client I have found so far
[04:25] <edbian> jannon, does your wireless card show up in the output of sudo ifconfig -a ??
[04:26] <JC> Anyone know how to update the resolution for a computer connected to a TV with the standard monitor cable?
[04:26] <jannon> edbian: no
[04:26] <phoenix___> edbian: ok
[04:27] <trp> does anyone know how to upgrade pulseaudio to 9.15 in ubuntu 9.04.  I tried adding the PPA repository i found for it but apt-get still says 9.14 is the latest version.
[04:27] <edbian> jannon, does it show up in the ouput of sudo lspci -k  ??
[04:28] <gartral> alright, fresh install of 10.04 64 in a vbox vm, last 4 lines: gar.pastebin.com/m7VAFmaC
[04:29] <jannon> edbian: the "-k" part doesn't work, i'm not sure?
[04:29] <edbian> jannon, sudo lspci
[04:29] <edbian> jannon, Old version of the software ;)
[04:30] <jannon> edbian: http://pastebin.com/GnSmUvkz
[04:31] <edbian> jannon, Atheros Communications, Inc. Unknown device 0024
[04:31] <gartral> alright, fresh install of 10.04 64 in a vbox vm (Vbox 3.2.0), last 4 lines: gar.pastebin.com/m7VAFmaC are intresting
[04:32] <edbian> jannon, That's it.
[04:32] <edbian> jannon, You're in deep.  The system doesn't even know what the card is.  I found this guide after a quick googling.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=512828
[04:33] <spvensko_> hi, i'm having issues using my logitech driving force pro in 10.04... has anyone here successfully been able to get it working? is there perhaps a tool somewhere in ubuntu to calibrate it and ensure it's working correctly? thanks
[04:33] <deep> i need help please
[04:33] <edbian> jannon, I suggest though that you just get your hands on a 10.04 live CD somewhere.  You're going to be spending a long time upgrading through the versions.  Fiesty is 7.04, you have to upgrade 1 distro at a time.  7.10, 8.04, 8.10, 9.04, 9.10, 10.04  Each one is going to download 600 MB of stuff and possibly break things.
[04:33] <deep> my system is not playing any video file. neither totem nor VLC player. what could be the issue?
[04:34] <h00k> !multimedia | deep
[04:34] <jannon> edbian: i'm trying to download the 10.04 live cd, but it's going to take too long on my ethernet connection so i need to get wireless working so i can "borrow" a neighbor's much faster connection...
[04:35] <edbian> jannon, Try following the guide
[04:35] <edbian> jannon, That's my only advice.  Good long!
[04:35] <Mattxf86> hey, im needing some help in moving my distro off a sd, onto my pc, since i cant boot from pc
[04:35] <edbian> s/long/luck
[04:35] <onetinsoldier> deep: maybe you need to install the 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' package. i'd also installed ffmeg and x.264 while you're at it. and perhaps winff
[04:35] <edbian> jannon, I offer a bit of warning: it's going to be really hard to do.
[04:36] <Razion> Anyone have experience dealing with multiple programs fighting over who gets to use the sound?
[04:36] <onetinsoldier> deep: close any of those apps out while you install those packages.. just in case
[04:36] <deep> I already has ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:37] <Izinucs> Why does 8.04 LTS not have a prompt to upgrade to 10.04 LTS?
[04:37] <deep> and I also have ffmpeg and x264
[04:37] <deadmaus> hello. i got a new dell inspiron 1564 laptop, which has a i3 processor. should i install the normal 32bit ubuntu or amd64 bit version?
[04:37] <edbian> Izinucs, Go to system -> admin 0
[04:37] <edbian> Izinucs, go to system -> admin -> software sources
[04:38] <onetinsoldier> deep: ok, i'm not certain what needs to be installed... perhaps the libgstreamer stuff. try installing  libgstreamer0.10-0  and  libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0
[04:38] <hanasaki> which vpn software would you suggest and why?  server will be ubuntu... clients will be win/linux/maybeMac
[04:38] <naz> what are other good and popular email clients? ive been a thunderbird user for years now, but since i switched to using imap, i've found that thunderbird just doesn't cut the mustard for imap accounts with a lot of email
[04:38] <JC> Razion, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[04:38] <Mattxf86> Is there a way to move a distro from an sd card to my pc, grub is already installed, just need to get my boot placed a bootable sector
[04:38] <JC> Raizon, halfway down, "Getting more than one application to use the soundcard at the same time"
[04:38] <deadmaus> naz: evolution on linux.
[04:38] <onetinsoldier> deep: that's probably what they're needing :)
[04:38] <edbian> Izinucs, Do you see something about the releases?  It's a drop down menu
[04:38] <Izinucs> edbian: been there and it's set for LTS releases.. if I set it for incremental releases it prompts me that an upgrade to 8.10 is available..
[04:38] <edbian> Izinucs, But it isn't suggesting 10.04??
[04:38] <Izinucs> edbian: nope
[04:38] <naz> deadmaus is evolution available for windows as well?
[04:39] <deadmaus> naz: thunderbird works great with imap for me.. massive amounts of email too, and from 4 mailboxes. 3 imap, 1 pop
[04:39] <deadmaus> naz: no
[04:39] <Izinucs> edbian: it did this on another machine as well.
[04:39] <edbian> Izinucs, Then that's all I got for ya!  Sorry, that's odd.
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: you're running 8.04?
[04:39] <edbian> Izinucs, Have you seen it act correctly?
[04:39] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: yep
[04:39] <deadmaus> naz: if you are looking at windows, then it will be outlook, thunderbird and eudora(old)\
[04:39] <naz> deadmaus i have about 6 accounts, each with >20 mailboxes, some mailboxes have 20,000 or more mails (they're mailing lists)
[04:39] <Izinucs> edbian: what do you mean "act correctly"?  ..
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: have you tried  sudo do-release-upgrade  ?
[04:39] <gartral> alright, fresh install of 10.04 64 in a vbox vm (Vbox 3.2.0), last 4 lines: gar.pastebin.com/m7VAFmaC are intresting
[04:39] <disk1of5> hi all quick question, if i use ubuntu 10.4 to create a LVM raid 5 and then format the host OS, and want to restore the raid array.. is it possible?
[04:40] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: nope.. before doing that I'll probably just reinstall via cd
[04:40] <edbian> Izinucs, Have you seen an ubuntu 8.04 system upgrade straight to 10.04 ??
[04:40] <deadmaus> naz: believe me, using ms outlook (the other popular email client) will be worse
[04:40] <Docteh> hanasaki: really depends on what you're using the VPN for, tunneling through ssh might work for you, or maybe openvpn, also "poptop"
[04:40] <Mattxf86> im trying to take my distro off my sd card, where do i need to put it in my pc. in order for grub to find it
[04:40] <naz> deadmaus but i' find that thunderbird 3 spends a huge amount of time downloading unknown "stuff"... i've switched offline sync off
[04:40] <edbian> Izinucs, I admit that I thought you could but maybe you simply can't?
[04:40] <hanasaki> poptop?
[04:40] <Izinucs> edbian: you're suppose to be able to go from one LTS to the next with no issue..
[04:40] <deadmaus> naz: i've colleagues at work who have similar sort of emails - and it takes ages, compared to imap
[04:40] <deadmaus> er, compared to thunderbird
[04:40] <edbian> Izinucs, I thought so too
[04:40] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: hmm? you don't even want to try  do-release-upgrade  ?  perhaps i missed something
[04:40] <naz> deadmaus tb2 worked fine for me... they seem to have screwed it all up with their attempt at being clever with offline sync
[04:40] <deadmaus> naz: but not sure what thunderbird is doing when it tries to sync the accounts
[04:40] <hanasaki> Docteh:  poptop vs pptpd?
[04:41] <Docteh> hanasaki: ya that
[04:41] <deadmaus> naz: hm. also could be the funky indexing in thunderbird 3. it indexes headers, etc once downloaded
[04:41] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: could.. but doing an upgrade online is a lot slower than simply reinstalling.. espicially if I have a separate /home partition.
[04:41] <hanasaki> Docteh:  looks like different sofware?
[04:41] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: ahhh, roger
[04:41] <Docteh> poptop might be client :-/
[04:42] <Razion> JT: I think it has something to do with Phonon, actually. Amarok and Dragon player can both play at the same time, but not Amarok/DP and Firefox/various games/etc.
[04:42] <naz> deadmaus yea i get "downloading headers" for up to 15 minutes when opening thunderbird... it'd be ok if it only happened once, but it does that all the time... also long waits when indexing
[04:42] <Razion> JC: I think it has something to do with Phonon, actually. Amarok and Dragon player can both play at the same time, but not Amarok/DP and Firefox/various games/etc.
[04:42] <onetinsoldier> deep: so did that work? any luck?
[04:42] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: is there and ubottu factoid for current compatable ATI cards?  I've got an old one in this machine and would hate to be put in the position of having to yank it.
[04:42] <naz> deadmaus like i said... i've turned offline sync off so it should only need to cache the message headers
[04:42] <deadmaus> naz: well, earlier i used to read email from imap with gnus, or mutt. but been using thunderbird for a while. would hate to move clients again.
[04:42] <Docteh> Razion: blame pulse audio! ;)
[04:43] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: just the link to the HCL
[04:43] <deadmaus> naz: try asking in the thunderbird channel on irc.mozilla.org, see if they have some tips for settings for imap
[04:43] <onetinsoldier> !hcl
[04:43] <Razion> Docteh: Fresh install of 10.04. :P Any idea how to kill the thing? Even uninstalling pulse didn't help.
[04:43] <naz> deadmaus yea ive been there... the irc channel is about as alive as a 3 day old cow carcase
[04:43] <olejo> Hi, can someone point me in the direction of a webcam package to use, I have a webcam and ant to set skype up ?
[04:43] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: what's HCL?
[04:43] <deadmaus> naz: ms outlook that comes with Office 2010 beta is nice. in the way it organises a lot of things, but it is still slow when you do "send/receive"
[04:43] <deadmaus> naz: yikes
[04:44] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: Hardware Compatibility List
[04:44] <JC> Does anyone know anything about having their desktops hooked up to their TV? My samsung is a 62 inch and supports HD, but the resolution can't be set above 800 by 600
[04:44] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: where's that?
[04:44] <onetinsoldier> !hcl | Izinucs
[04:44] <CaptainTrek> JC: could be because of your video card
[04:44] <Razion> Docteh: Fresh install of 10.04. :P Any idea how to kill the thing? Even uninstalling pulse didn't help.
[04:44] <CaptainTrek> JC: you checked to see if you have the updated drivers fer your card?
[04:44] <gartral> JC: how are you attaching your graphics card to your tv?
[04:44] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: thanks.. :)
[04:44] <JC> CaptainTrek, gartral, it's all integrated.  How do I check ?
[04:44] <edbian> JC, Does your card support your monitor at higher resolutions?
[04:45] <Docteh> olejo: run lspci and try googling the device id + linux and see what driver it is
[04:45] <naz> deadmaus which is why i'm sadly taking the step of investigating alternatives... i think the tb2 -> tb3 change screwed up tb for imap
[04:45] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: sure, you welcome. what model of ati is it?
[04:45] <Docteh> Razion: i dunno, pulse audio loves me for some reason :)
[04:45] <gartral> JC: how is your TV "intergrated" into your computer?
[04:45] <CaptainTrek> JC: System > Administration  > Hardware Drivers
[04:45] <deadmaus> naz: tell me if you find some clients that can handle the volumes and imap/pop
[04:45] <CaptainTrek> gartral: he means his vid card
[04:45] <Razion> Docteh: Well, then. Any clue as how to set it up properly?
[04:45] <Docteh> Razion: ps -ef|grep pulse and look for like pulsed or pulse<some more letters>d
[04:45] <JC> Gartal, no, the video card is.
[04:45] <olejo> Thanks
[04:46] <Docteh> Razion: well if some apps dont support pulse audio theres a padsp wrapper you can use
[04:46] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: Radeon 9600 and the list only references Hoary Hedghog and breezy badger.. a little out of date
[04:46] <gartral> JC: ok.. but you still haven'tanswered my question
[04:46] <Razion> Docteh: Where might I find that wrapper?
[04:46] <naz> deadmaus i doubt i'll find any ones that you dont already know about... since i started using tb in about 2001 when i moved from outlook i havent looked around coz i was happy with what i had
[04:46] <CaptainTrek> JC: how are you connecting it to your TV? what type of cable?
[04:46] <onetinsoldier> Izinucs: roger. don't know if that will be supported by one of the open source driver in Lucid or not
[04:46] <gartral> alright, fresh install of 10.04 64 in a vbox vm (Vbox 3.2.0), last 4 lines: gar.pastebin.com/m7VAFmaC are intresting
[04:47] <JC> gartral, edbian missed your question in the flood of messages, sorry. I've got your standard vga monitor cable, I can get much higher res if I connect it to a monitor
[04:47] <deadmaus> naz: hehe, its sad there arent many alternatives by way of email clients
[04:47] <JC> Captaintrek, same as above.
[04:47] <Izinucs> onetinsoldier: oh well.. at least I've got a backup Nvidia agp card lying around here..
[04:47] <Docteh> Razion: it should be in apt, sudo apt-get install padsp
[04:47] <CaptainTrek> JC: hrm...  again, check your drivers
[04:47] <edbian> JC, Because your video card supports a high resolution on your monitor using the same connection it is clear that either it is probing the TV and getting bad info or the TV really does support only 800x600 res
[04:47] <JC> gartral, captaintrek, and edbian, accoding to the "hardware drivers" app, "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system."
[04:48] <Razion> Docteh: Couldn't find the package.
[04:48] <JC> The TV is HD, I've been playing my 360 in HD for years.
[04:48] <gartral> JC: ok, do a lspci | grep VGA
[04:48] <Razion> Docteh: You using 10.04 as well?
[04:48] <edbian> JC, But the driver for the card is fine.  You're not connecting the TV and monitor at the same time are you?
[04:49] <Docteh> i dont have it booted right now, hit up packages.ubuntu.com and use the second search box where it looks for files
[04:49] <gartral> edbian: i think i might have a solution for him either way, but i need to know if it's a Intel GMA card or not
[04:49] <JC> Gartral, response from lspci is 00:01.0 VGA compatable controller: ATI Technologies Inc Rage XL (rev 27)
[04:49] <gartral> ohh crap
[04:49] <edbian> gartral, k
[04:49] <edbian> gartral, ha ha ha
[04:49] <JC> edbian, no, not at the same time. I have one video output.
[04:50] <JC> gartral, yeah it's onboard. not the best lol.
[04:50] <naz> deadmaus email isn't sexy any more... people are too busy coding facebook apps and equally pointless things
[04:51] <naz> deadmaus there's always opera i guess
[04:51] <JC> gartral, edbian, captaintrek, any ideas?
[04:52] <gartral> JC: [not just that.. ATI Rage cards have crap for support in linux]  OOOOOK... this is the "hard" way: connect to tv and start a console, do randr 1920x1080x0x0 (I think, if that fails, reverse the first two figures) and see if that helps
[04:52] <Jordan_U> JC: What connection / cable are you using to connect your computer to the TV?
[04:52] <edbian> Jordan_U, VGA
[04:52] <edbian> Jordan_U, He just told me
[04:52] <gartral> Jordan_U: VGA
[04:52] <CaptainTrek> Jordan_U:  you're behind. he's using typical VGA
[04:52] <edbian> ha ha
[04:52] <edbian> Jordan_U, Did you get that?
[04:52] <Docteh> "randr"?
[04:52] <edbian> xrandr
[04:53] <edbian> ?
[04:53] <gartral> Docteh: Resize AND Rotate
[04:53] <JC> gartral, apparently randr isn't a command
[04:53] <Docteh> theres an xrandr, dunno about just randr
[04:53] <gartral> JC: sorry, xrandr
[04:54] <JC> it gives me a very big amount of crap
[04:54] <JC> what do I do now
[04:54] <Docteh> Razion: pulseaudio-utils
[04:55] <gartral> JC: pastebin said "crap" for analasis
[04:55] <JC> kk
[04:55] <gartral> !pastebin | JC
[04:55] <mzuverink> how can I take a 10.4 lucid .iso image and make it installable of a thumbdrive?
[04:55] <codebrainz> hi.  I'm running 9.04, i have the binutils package installed.  does anyone know how i can run or where i can find 'gas' (GNU Assembler)?
[04:56] <Docteh> codebrainz: do a search on packages.ubuntu.com
[04:56] <gartral> alright, fresh install of 10.04 64 in a vbox vm (Vbox 3.2.0), last 4 lines: gar.pastebin.com/m7VAFmaC are intresting
[04:56] <onetinsoldier> mzuverink: try this tool, but i think it still takes a fair amount of work. there is a gui though. note: i've never tried it myself --> http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/index.html
[04:56] <JC> paste.ubuntu.com/442586
[04:56] <JC> http://paste.ubuntu.com/443586
[04:56] <JC> sorry.
[04:56] <Docteh> oh thats odd, just lists a doc
[04:57] <Docteh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/442586/
[04:57] <mzuverink> onetinsoldier, thanks
[04:58] <gartral> JC: oops ok xrandr -s 1920x1080x0x0
[04:58] <drknzz> Hi guys! I have an Acer 4540 laptop, sound works well, but recording doesnt
[04:58] <codebrainz> Docteh, no dice, nothing useful returned in the package search, except for http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/binutils
[04:58] <onetinsoldier> mzuverink: sure. you're welcome. here is where it looks like you can download it --> http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/repository/ubuntu/
[04:58] <Docteh> codebrainz: it might not be in 9.04
[04:58] <JC> drknzz, what program are you using to record, and are you using an interface?
[04:58] <drknzz> JC, neither skype nor arecord nor gnome-sound-recorder :S
[04:59] <gartral> drknzz: what about sox?
[04:59] <JC> drknzz, what are you trying to record?
[04:59] <drknzz> JC, uhmmmm, my voice? :D
[04:59] <disk1of5> hey all quick question i just re-built my array but forgot one drive..  so i did mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sd[b-d]1     but now i want to add sde1 into the existing array.. any ideas?
[04:59] <drknzz> gartral, sox? ill apt-url it
[04:59] <JC> drknzz, oh ok, so you're just going to use it to talk, not record music, I was gonna say.
[05:00] <Docteh> codebrainz: also you can have it search the distro you're using, good for when they shuffle packages around for fun
[05:00] <gartral> !sox | drknzz
[05:00] <drknzz> JC :D
[05:00] <Docteh> disk1of5: what type of raid is it
[05:00] <disk1of5> Docteh, raid5
[05:00] <JC> drknzz, you may need to check your audio settings, what comes up for the input driver?
[05:00] <meat> Question, freenas or ubuntu server?
[05:00] <gartral> !nifo sox | drknzz
[05:00] <deadmaus> on a laptop with an intel i3 processor, should i be installing the 64 bit or the 32 bit version of ubuntu?
[05:00] <gartral> !info sox | drknzz
[05:00] <disk1of5> Docteh, i know i don't need it but its set up as a spare
[05:00] <JC> gartral, any luck from the pastebin?
[05:00] <onetinsoldier> mzuverink: well, i just downloaded it an noticed a problem. it wants to uninstall grub-pc. so it might not be any good for use in Lucid 10.04
[05:01] <mzuverink> onetinsoldier, I found a utiliitty in ubuntu to do it, in admin, called create startup disk
[05:01] <gartral> JC: lastlog my posts, i said what to do
[05:01] <drknzz> JC, internal audio and ATi HD4200 HDMI
[05:01] <Docteh> disk1of5: i think you can add it as a spare and then tell mdadm you want to add a drive to the amount thats required
[05:01] <onetinsoldier> mzuverink: roger. good deal
[05:02] <JC> drknzz, assuming this is all integrated? sometimes the HDMI driver takes control over the whole sound system.
[05:03] <drknzz> JC, i dont know man :s, never messed around with ALSA a lot b4
[05:03] <codebrainz> Docteh, it shows it's supposed to be in the binutils package for karmic and lucid, i have 9.10 whichever that is.
[05:03] <JC> gartral, I don't see it, You told me to xrandr and to pastebin, so I did, I see nothing to do in between that and what I said
[05:03] <onetinsoldier> mzuverink: i misread your original question. my bad. use the utility you found, or, you can use 'unetbootin'. it does the same thing too
[05:03] <Docteh> !karmic
[05:03] <gartral> JC: oops ok xrandr -s 1920x1080x0x0
[05:03] <mzuverink> onetinsoldier, thanks though, someone told me there was a utility, I just did not think it was that, I was wrong!
[05:03] <JC> drknzz, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting?action=show&redirect=DebuggingSoundProblems
[05:04] <gartral> JC: did you get it that time?
[05:04] <thamz> can anyone recommend a website/book to learn about linux kernel?
[05:04] <Docteh> codebrainz: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=gas&mode=exactfilename&suite=karmic&arch=any i just see it listing something in a doc directory vs a bin directory
[05:04] <dr4c4n> thamz: what are you looking to learn?
[05:05] <JC> gartral it says that size isn't available.
[05:05] <codebrainz> Docteh, yea, that's how it is on my fs as well.  wtf!?  the gnu assembly is a pretty fundamental piece of software, i must be missing something
[05:05] <disk1of5> Docteh, thnx!
[05:06] <thamz> dr4c4n, I just want to get some understanding of how the kernel works, the directory structure of linux, etc
[05:06] <rww> codebrainz: it's in binutils as /usr/bin/as
[05:07] <rww> codebrainz: no g :)
[05:07] <JC> gartral, neither are 1280 and 1024 (and their respective wides)
[05:07] <Docteh> ohhhhhhhhh
[05:07] <codebrainz> rww, bless you!  i normally use nasm
[05:07] <JC> with a monitor this thing reaches 1440
[05:07] <gartral> JC: sudo apt-get install grandr and that will give you a gui for xrandr
[05:08] <dr4c4n> thamz: in general o'reilly books are pretty good
[05:08] <Ebuntu> uhh could someone help me out with accessing networks using ubuntu? ive spent the past two days trying to get the laptop to connect to the internet. I have a Compaq Presario V5304US and i have ndiswrapper installed.
[05:08] <deadmaus> why does it say "not recommended for daily desktop usage" for the 64 bit version on http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download?
[05:08] <JC> Ebuntu, ah yes, wifi with laptops. TONS of fun. what's you're wifi adapter called (you can see the driver in windows)
[05:08] <thamz> dr4c4n, thanks, i'll try
[05:09] <gartral> deadmaus: cause the 64bit ubuntu has problems
[05:09] <codebrainz> rww, aparently it used to be called gas, cuz this makefile insists!  :)  thanks
[05:09] <jason201> I use 64 bit daily and haven't run into any problems, nothing major anyway
[05:09] <deadmaus> gartral: oh. i have a intel i3 processor. should i just install the 32 bit version?
[05:09] <JC> gartral, accomplished, the only available modes are lower than 800x600
[05:09] <gartral> deadmaus: depends, what did you need this computer for?
[05:10] <JC> deadmaus, also how much ram you have, if you don't have a shit ton you don't really need 64 bit
[05:10] <deadmaus> gartral: its a laptop. use it for internet - browser, email client, music, openoffice, etc etc
[05:10] <deadmaus> JC: not a lot. 4gb, on a laptop
[05:10] <gartral> deadmaus: 32bit
[05:11] <deadmaus> gartral: ok, i'll go for the 32bit then
[05:11] <dr4c4n> thamz: there's also
[05:11] <dr4c4n> lxr.linux.no and kernelbook.sourceforge.net, just a google search brought those two up
[05:11] <Mertz`> has anyone ever heard of the ubuntu installer saying something like "unable to install bootloader on this partition, please select a different partition"?
[05:12] <gartral> JC: you'll have to make a new mode.. i suggest reading man xrandr
[05:12] <JC> deadmaus, Pros and cons
[05:12] <JC> A common misconception is that 64-bit architectures are no better than 32-bit architectures unless the computer has more than 4 GB of main memory. This is not entirely true:
[05:12] <JC> System architecture on Intel x86/32-bit architecture limits virtual memory space to 3 GB, not 4 GB, due to much of the 3–4 GB region being reserved for hardware addressing; see 3 GB barrier. This is not present in 64-bit architectures, which can use 4 GB of memory and more. However x86 processors from the Pentium II onwards allow for a 36-bit physical memory address space, using Physical Address Extension, which gives a 64 GB physical address r
[05:12] <JC> of which up to 62 GB may be used by main memory.
[05:12] <FloodBot1> JC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:12] <Ebuntu> can i type something into terminal to find out what type of adapter is in the laptop?
[05:13] <JC> deadmaus , read this. Pros and cons of 32 vs 64 http://paste.ubuntu.com/442590/
[05:13] <Jordan_U> Mertz`: No, and Ubuntu's installer shouldn't be installing grub to partitions in the first place. Are you doing a guided or advanced install? What is the exact error message?
[05:13] <deadmaus> JC: thanks
[05:13] <JC> Ebuntu, yeah, type lspci
[05:13] <Mertz`> Jordan_U: I'ts the guided, I'm working on redoing it so I can get the exact message
[05:13] <Docteh> wow long
[05:13] <JC> gartral, i'll give it a try thanks
[05:13] <davidm__> Is it inappropriate to ask Apache questions here (new 10.04 install)?  I don't want to be pushing questions in the wrong area (I'm fearing this might be a bit of a trolling message).
[05:13] <jason201> can anyone help me figure out how to get rid of some of my osd notifications?
[05:13] <thamz> dr4c4n, thanks for the info, i'll check them :)
[05:14] <Docteh> davidm__: worst we'll do is tell you to bug #apache ;)
[05:14] <njrabit> 64-bit code is more efficient than 32-bit code
[05:14] <Guest41577> I have never IRC chatted before
[05:14] <davidm__> Docteh: Ha - there's on one over there anyway :-)
[05:14] <njrabit> hwinfo (or hwinv?) is a neat tool
[05:15] <deadmaus> 1 hr before the iso downloads :(
[05:15] <Ebuntu> Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[05:15] <JC> deadmaus, watch an episode of The Fringe, it'll take an hour.
[05:15] <dr4c4n> thamz: yw
[05:15] <deadmaus> JC: :)
[05:16] <codebrainz> deadmaus, it takes like 10 minutes with the torrent, if you inet is decent
[05:16] <JC> Ebuntu, mmm. broadcom. these are always fun.
[05:16] <JC> Edbuntu, hold on a second, I'll get you a link
[05:16] <Ebuntu> ok
[05:16] <deadmaus> codebrainz: yeah, using a torrent. net's not fast.. about 1.5mbps
[05:16] <collectek> im building a ubuntu custom live cd for school through remastersys
[05:17] <codebrainz> deadmaus, ah.  not sure what i have, but it was going at around 1000kbps
[05:17] <deadmaus> wow
[05:17] <davidm__> I'm trying to get /home/USER/public_html to work and having no luck.  Used the a2enmod to add 'userdir', chmod -R 777 /public_html and still getting 'you don't have permission'.  Any ideas/sites-to-look-at?
[05:17] <onetinsoldier> collectek: i've been reading about that a little. looks fairly involved
[05:17] <codebrainz> deadmaus, it's just run-of-the-mill cable internet
[05:17] <RoDiMuS-X> whats the command to edit the gnome menu? gnome-menu
[05:17] <FyreFoX> running lucid 64bit are there any printer drivers for canon/brother/HP/other where you dont have to install the 32bit libs?
[05:17] <rww> RoDiMuS-X: alacarte
[05:18] <RoDiMuS-X> thanks rww
[05:18] <JC> edbuntu, in the terminal, type (with no quotes) " sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter"
[05:18] <Docteh> davidm__: check /home and /home/you for an execute bit, like: chmod a+x ~
[05:18] <codebrainz> collectek, it's not that difficult, tons and tons and tons of tutorials on the net.  best one is in the ubuntu site
[05:19] <collectek> onenetinsoldier: nope very simple after you add the repo
[05:19] <JC> edbuntu, or search for "bcm43xx-fwcutter" in the package manager. if all else fails, use this with ndiswrapper, it's an old tutorial, but still relevant. Wifi with a lot of laptops using broadcom has been a major pain in the ass for a lot of us. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=285809
[05:19] <onetinsoldier> collectek: hmm, ok. cool :-)
[05:19] <Ebuntu> JC, could you link me to a .deb package? im on a PC at the moment
[05:20] <Docteh> Ebuntu: packages.ubuntu.com is quite handy for that
[05:20] <Ebuntu> ill look there
[05:20] <collectek> +very customizable for ciriculum work
[05:20] <rww> JC, Ebuntu: It's called b43-fwcutter, and you need Internet access to install it because it asks to download firmware.
[05:21] <mikey_> hi all
[05:22] <mikey_> does anyone know how to install adobe flash??
[05:22] <collectek> i
[05:22] <collectek> im back
[05:22] <JC> rww, ebuntu, I'm aware of the program, I assumed there was an ability to connect LAN to the router in Ubuntu, not the best assumption though , sorry
[05:22] <RoDiMuS-X> mikey_ : http://www.adobe.com
[05:22] <mikey_> doesd any one know how to install adobe flash in ubentu?
[05:23] <codebrainz> mikey_, http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/
[05:23] <mikey_> i wen tthere but its not owrking
[05:23] <onetinsoldier> mikey_: install the 'flashplugin-installer' package
[05:23] <Semperfi30> Hey GSF1200S, How's it goin'?
[05:23] <collectek> official site has it as well
[05:23] <JC> mikey, are you trying to use firefox? when you go to youtube or something it'll say you're missing plugins, then it'll install them
[05:23] <collectek> yep
[05:24] <mikey_> i tried that too
[05:24] <collectek> what bappens?
[05:24] <mikey_> probelm is im trying to webcam on cam 4 and you need flash  lol
[05:24] <collectek> or java?
[05:24] <mikey_> jav installed ok
[05:26] <Semperfi30> So guys
[05:26] <collectek> does a site like youtube come up ok or what are the steps taken to knstall flash?
[05:26] <collectek> any errors?
[05:26] <mikey_> youtube.com
[05:26] <mikey_> oops lol
[05:26] <ne0futur> hi all i have questions concerning the use of UUID in ubuntu for fstab
[05:27] <Semperfi30> I've got Ubuntu installed and everything but, sometimes when I tell it to shutdown it won't shutdown properly. Sometimes I have to force a shutdown or restart through the terminal for it to do it properly. ANd sometimes when I come back, my sound doesn't work and it says theres a "Dummy" output or something......
[05:27] <ne0futur> this UUID is different for any  distro i install on my computer, so I think this UUID have nothing universal
[05:27] <mikey_> i get an error  ooccured please try later
[05:27] <ne0futur> and that /dev/sd* was MUCH more universal than this UUID system
[05:27] <ne0futur> so I wonder why ubuntu use this false universal identifier ?
[05:28] <codebrainz> ne0futur, i think it's unique to the system/bus/disk
[05:28] <JC> well,  i'm gonna head out guys. My sound issue is gonna be fixed by a new sound card, and my video issue I figured out is on the TV's end, I have to call the support line tomorrow at samsung. Thanks to anyone who tried to help, and I hope I helped some of you! Goodnight all.
[05:28] <ne0futur> so if I have 2 ubuntu on my diskm i cant chroot from 1 ubuntu to the other cause they have different UUID ?
[05:28] <Semperfi30> An example of the odd behavior is when it shuts down, it will freeze on the 3rd dot of the ubuntu logo when it shutsdown
[05:28] <ne0futur> this UUID system in fstab will create much more problems than it is useful
[05:28] <Semperfi30> (This is Lucid Linux btw)
[05:29] <mikey_> *****WHEN I GO TO YOU TUBE  SAYS AN ERROR ACCOURED  AND DOESNT GIVE ME OPTION TO INSTALL ADOBE
[05:29] <RoDiMuS-X> mikey_: what browser you using?
[05:29] <codebrainz> ne0futur, i don't think that would make any difference, /etc/fstab isn't used during a chroot afaik
[05:29] <ricqles> you must install ubuntu manually
[05:29] <ricqles> euh flash sorry
[05:29] <collectek> mickey_ : if that is happening on an install of flash i would say try to run it in terminal so you can see the exact error
[05:30] <pat5star> I know this is #ubuntu, but I'm just curious about gmail because I've been having on/off problems with it for a week or so, ever since upgrade to lucid. is that a coincidence or are others having problems too. anyone with a gmail account, can you connect right now?
[05:30] <mikey_> HOW DO I RUN IN TERMANL?
[05:30] <Semperfi30> Anybody have any clue whats going on here? Maybe  I need to re-install Ubuntu?
[05:30] <codebrainz> ne0futur, the whole point is that you can move disks around and such and it'll always use the correct drive for that install, rather than using the /dev/sd* which change depending on where the disk is plugged in/configured
[05:30] <FyreFoX> mikey_: turn caps off.
[05:30] <ricqles> sudo apt-get install flashplayer-plugin
[05:30] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star: yeah no problems, have you tried cleaning out your cookies and cache
[05:30] <ricqles> mikey_,
[05:30] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: yes, and thanks
[05:31] <mikey_> how do i copie n pasdte that
[05:31] <ricqles> in a terminal :)
[05:31] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star: I am using Chrome so i dont know about firefox
[05:31] <Semperfi30> Sooo codebrainz...FyreFoX...ricqles...RoDiMuS-X any ideas?
[05:31] <ne0futur> codebrainz: installing 2 ubuntu on the same disk will give 2 different UUID for the SAME partition !
[05:32] <ne0futur> this is mad
[05:32] <mikey_> E: Couldn't find package flashplayer-plugin
[05:32] <pat5star> I'm using firefox and I do have quite a few google labs enabled so I'm wondering where to begin troubleshooting this. it would be so much easier if you all just told me none of you can connect right now either ;)
[05:32] <mikey_> i use both
[05:32] <ne0futur> and have nothing universal
[05:32] <mikey_> any idea?
[05:32] <mikey_> eading package lists... Done
[05:32] <mikey_> Building dependency tree
[05:32] <mikey_> Reading state information... Done
[05:32] <mikey_> E: Couldn't find package flashplayer-plugin
[05:32] <mikey_> mikey@ubuntu:~$
[05:32] <FloodBot1> mikey_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:32] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star: see if it happens in another browser first just my opinion
[05:32] <ne0futur> and breaks many things that were working before, like chrooting fron one ubuntu instance to another
[05:32] <Docteh> pat5star: install some other browser and check it like that is what i'd do
[05:32] <codebrainz> ne0futur, it works pretty well actually.  if you'd rather, you can replace UUID= with LABEL= and use the volume label
[05:33] <FyreFoX> Semperfi30: perhaps hardware. did you have a previous ubuntu on that harwdare?
[05:33] <Docteh> chromium-browser for instance, might have to force the default back to firefox afterwards though
[05:33] <onetinsoldier> mikey_: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-installer
[05:33] <Semperfi30> I had 9.04
[05:33] <Semperfi30> but I erased the partition
[05:33] <ricqles> oh your sources.list not fully configured
[05:33] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfl30, so you installed 10.04 fresh
[05:33] <codebrainz> ne0futur, i don't think /etc/fstab is parsed during a chroot, unless you mount -a i suppose
[05:33] <ricqles> i'm sorry i must go on my job
[05:33] <Semperfi30> FyreFoX: I also checked my sound cards "Realtek" with the listing on Ubuntu Wiki and it checks out as working OOB normally
[05:34] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: just tried with konqueror, same error: The requested URL "/mail/", is invalid.
[05:34] <Semperfi30> RoDiMuS-X: Yes I installed it over 9.04 due to the fact that I couldn't locate the Sudo password
[05:34] <Semperfi30> Basically a fresh install by erasing the previous partition and installing Lucid fresh
[05:34] <ricqles> have a good day and search for add lines for adobe container in your source.list
[05:34] <ne0futur> there are thousands of people having problems wit this _not_ _universal_ UUID system
[05:35] <ne0futur> I just wanted to say this
[05:35] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi30, hmm are you sure the previous partition was erased and not just installed on top of, i did that once
[05:35] <bricky> hey I got a problem with docky , says it requires 'composting' to work properly
[05:35] <ne0futur> I ll fond workarounds , but the best workaround will be to find a distro not using the UUID system in fstab . . .
[05:35] <Semperfi30> Yes because in Gparted I told it to format the partition
[05:35] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star: hmm thats weird
[05:35] <Semperfi30> Although i will say when I boot into GRUB it shows two different Ubuntu installatiosn however I don't see how that would influence anything as I pick the first one everytime
[05:36] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi30, what kernel are you using the 21 or 22
[05:36] <Semperfi30> How do I know (FYI I'm on Windows atm)
[05:36] <rww> bricky: activate compiz, metacity compositing, or another compositor, then
[05:36] <danfor> boa noite
[05:36] <codebrainz> ne0futur, what exactly is your problem?  it's universally unique on your system, and allows you to shuffle around drives without having to touch /etc/fstab.  it's really a nice feature
[05:37] <mikey_> still get error in you tube!
[05:37] <danfor> good night for all
[05:37] <bricky> rw: okay.
[05:37] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi30, open a terminal and type uname -a
[05:37] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: you don't know the half of it lol. It's been working fine all day and just a few minutes ago this came up. It's been happening off and on a ~week. If I just wait, it'll start working again, but it could be a few minutes to an hour or so :(
[05:37] <dr4c4n> good night all
[05:37] <bricky> I hear I just have to do 'compiz --replace' to make it start automatically??
[05:37] <onetinsoldier> mikey_: try restarting firefox now that you've installed flash
[05:38] <Docteh> bricky: worst it'd do is come back with "bloopity bloop thats not right"
[05:38] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star: i would try the html version and see if that gives you the same error
[05:38] <mikey_> ok let me try
[05:38] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: what is the url?
[05:38] <bricky> Docteh : lol
[05:38] <Semperfi40> I'm back
[05:38] <bricky> is there a better way?
[05:38] <bricky> wb Semperfi40
[05:38] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: Did you get my last message I got disconnected.
[05:38] <mikey_> still same error an error has occured
[05:39] <onetinsoldier> mikey_: i don't know then
[05:39] <Docteh> bricky: theres an option under setttings somewhere, but I'm not so good with guis
[05:39] <yalex> hi, I'm noticing that network manager isn't being restarted when I suspend my laptop.  Which package has the script to restore NetworkManager in pm-utils?
[05:39] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, i can't click the link the page loads too fast let me see
[05:39] <bricky> Dotech: :)
[05:39] <bricky> docteh :P
[05:39] <onetinsoldier> mikey_: maybe someone else will have an idea of what's wrong
[05:39] <mikey_> does anyone know?
[05:39] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: lol, nice problem to have :)
[05:40] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi30, Yeah I got it, when your in ubuntu, open a terminal window and type uname -a
[05:40] <codebrainz> mikey_, the flash thing?
[05:40] <bricky> how can you not be good with gui, lmao :P
[05:40] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: I live in a very remote area and connect via satellite, so I suppose my problem could be there too
[05:40] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi30, 2.6.32-22-generic is what kernel i am using
[05:40] <mikey_> yes
[05:40] <mikey_> driving me nuts!
[05:40] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, DNS problem possibly
[05:40] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: but with satellite, a page loading too fast is seldom an issue ;)
[05:40] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: I run my own DNS server
[05:40] <Docteh> bricky: i always have to poke around a bit to find options, every. single. time.
[05:41] <bricky> lol
[05:41] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, that could be your problem lol
[05:41] <codebrainz> mikey_, you can try to install it manually, extract the libflashplayer.so file and put it all of the many mozilla/chrome folders, google for where they are (ie. ~/.mozilla is one i think).  then restart your browser
[05:41] <bricky> try windows 7 control panel, drove me instane
[05:41] <bricky> insane*
[05:41] <Docteh> well you can search it now
[05:41] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: lol I've tested that already, and changed my resolv.conf to try other dns servers and still have same problem too
[05:41] <collectek> mickey_: if it was me i would run the adobe . deb and uninstall flash.... reboot the pc and then run the aptitude install
[05:42] <mikey_> where do i get the file?
[05:42] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, here is the basic page for gmail http://mail.google.com/mail?nocheckbrowser
[05:42] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: cool ty...I'll try that now\
[05:43] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, if that doesn't work might have another one
[05:43] <collectek> from the adobe website. lets see if i can pull an address with my ipod lol
[05:43] <codebrainz> mikey_, http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/
[05:43] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: Maybe I should just re-install ubuntu again...Is there some diagnostic program I can run to figure out whats causing these issues I'm having?
[05:43] <collectek> ty
[05:43] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: The requested URL "/mail?nocheckbrowser", is invalid. :(
[05:43] <datakid> hey, when I start a vid via dbl click, my whole screen goes black before totem starts?
[05:43] <codebrainz> mikey_, get the .tar.gz one and extract the .so from it
[05:43] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, do you get the gmail login screen?
[05:43] <demititan> anyone familiar with Back Track 4 ?
[05:43] <mikey_> linux?
[05:43] <rww> !derivatives | demititan
[05:44] <codebrainz> mikey_, ummm yes :)
[05:44] <collectek> demititan: a little
[05:44] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, if you type dmesg you can see your boot up logs
[05:44] <mikey_> lol
[05:44] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: when I check my dns: mail.google.com has address 72.246.43.83, mail.google.com is an alias for googlemail.l.google.com.
[05:44] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, let me check mine
[05:44] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: nope I don't get anything but that error message
[05:44] <Semperfi40> pat5star: This is the proper link: http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&nobrowsercheck=1
[05:45] <codebrainz> mikey_, i think /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ is the system-wide directory
[05:45] <deadmaus> why are you posting a google mail link?
[05:45] <pat5star> Semperfi40: ty, but it gives me this: The requested URL "/mail/?ui=2&nobrowsercheck=1", is invalid.
[05:45] <Semperfi40> Is it because of your location?
[05:45] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, I have 5 ip address's, here is one 72.14.204.19
[05:45] <iamchris> Is there a way to force ubuntu 10.4 to use a specific screen resolution?
[05:46] <Semperfi40> You're located in Sweden sooo maybe that has something to do with it
[05:46] <Semperfi40> Idk :P
[05:46] <Ebuntu> JC, so i followed the tutorial and when i go to system>administration>network, nothing happens
[05:46] <demititan> back track 4
[05:46] <randerzander> I'm running 10.04 kernel 2.6.34 on a Thinkpad T60 with a Radeon X1400 and having video flickering and little grey horizontal lines occasionally running across the screen. Is this a driver issue? Is fglrx any better than radeon?
[05:46] <demititan> how do i join backtrack support in #backtrack- linux
[05:46] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: that brings me to the google search page, and when I try to follow the link to gmail from there, I get same error :(
[05:46] <mikey_> it wont let me extract it
[05:46] <codebrainz> randerzander, sounds like the wrong frequency for the display, just a guess
[05:47] <shyam> randerzander: did you try plugging in another monitor?
[05:47] <zetheroo> I want to throttle my CPU fan up at about 3000 RPM ... how can i do this? Desktop/ASUS MB/AMD CPU/ Ubuntu Karmic
[05:47] <compubomb> anyone have any idea how i can prevent ubuntu from turning off my monitor when i close my laptop lid, currently i'm piggypacking off my HDMI port but if i close the lid the monitor turns off.
[05:47] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, so i have in my DNS Table 17,18,19 and 83
[05:47] <shyam> randerzander: like plugging another computer monitor to the serial output of laptop
[05:47] <codebrainz> mikey_, tar xvf install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[05:47] <compubomb> this is driving me bonkers.
[05:47] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, thats all the ending ip address's
[05:47] <Semperfi40> Is there another Support Channel for Ubuntu ?
[05:47] <demititan> collectek: i need a little help understanding the basics
[05:48] <randerzander> codebrainz, shyam - The problem exists at both frequencies listed in the Display Manager (50 and 60 Hz). VGA monitors do not experience the flickering.. just the LCD on the Thinkpad
[05:48] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, I believe so
[05:48] <shyam> randerzander: i just replaced my LCD panel on similar grounds:(
[05:48] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: Well
[05:48] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: I'm beginning to think this isn't a ubuntu, dns, browser, etc. issue at all but probably something to do with my stupid satellite isp
[05:49] <Semperfi40> pat5star like I said something to do with your location
[05:49] <shyam> randerzander: in fact , i replaced it twice within a week..:) (second one obviously was free as it had warranty:))
[05:49] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, try #ubuntu-dev or #omg!ubuntu!
[05:49] <codebrainz> demititan, try and find the manual for the lcd display and use those frequencies
[05:49] <Semperfi40> Thanks
[05:49] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, yeah I am leaning towards ISP
[05:49] <pat5star> Semperfi40: oh I didn't realize you were talking to me. I saw your post, something about Sweden. Actually I'm in Canada, northern Ontario
[05:49] <Ebuntu> how do i activate my wireless card?
[05:50] <codebrainz> pat5star, like sudbury?
[05:50] <randerzander> shyam - it seems to be an intermittent issue though.. occasionally connecting a monitor or swapping the refresh rate from 60 to 50 and back to 60 will fix the problem
[05:50] <shyam> randerzander: oh another important quesiton. does bios screen has that problem?
[05:50] <mikey_> The repository may no longer be available or could not be contacted because of network problems. If available an older version of the failed index will be used. Otherwise the repository will be ignored. Check your network connection and ensure the repository address in the preferences is correct.
[05:50] <Semperfi40> pat5star you IP address says you are located in Sweden
[05:50] <pat5star> codebrainz: nope, farther north. I'm just north west of kapuskasing
[05:50] <mikey_> ould not download all repository indexes
[05:50] <Semperfi40> and I typed your name so when I message you my text comes up in Red which means I'm talking to you
[05:50] <Semperfi40> when I type your name I'm talking to you obviously
[05:50] <shyam> randerzander: in my case, bios too had the problem, so it was evident for me as a hardware failure
[05:50] <Semperfi40> :P
[05:50] <demititan> thanks Codebrainz
[05:51] <Ebuntu> can anyone help me out with activating my wireless card?
[05:51] <pat5star> Semperfi40: I don't know why that is, weird
[05:51] <Ebuntu> some terminal command?
[05:51] <randerzander> shyam - no. it seems to occur more frequently under load (when I have a monitor attached, for instance). Only occasionally when the card is only driving the LCD
[05:51] <shyam> randerzander: hmm..
[05:52] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, add 'apm power_off=1' to /etc/modules then reboot
[05:52] <holocene> ebuntu has wireless worked in ubuntu before? do you see it detected in lshw? have you tried to install it under hardware drivers?
[05:52] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, your using a Swedan freenode server your ip is reporting canada
[05:52] <micahg> Semperfi40: what's the issue?
[05:52] <Semperfi40> micahg: Hmm?
[05:53] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: what is this in refrence to ?
[05:53] <micahg> Semperfi40: you just asked about something in -devel?
[05:53] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, I am using an OR server but I am located in PA
[05:53] <Semperfi40> micahg: Oh
[05:53] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, problem shutting down and with sound?  I might be mistaken, maybe got the wrong handle
[05:53] <demititan> anyone familiar wit back track?
[05:53] <Ebuntu> holocene, it can see it, but it says "NETWORK DISABLED"
[05:54] <demititan> backtrack 4 in particular
[05:54] <holocene> ebuntu is this a laptop?
[05:54] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X & Semperfi40: thanks for your help...I'm going to do some more experimenting, I'm going to see if I can borrow a friends server to tunnel a connection through and see if it works then. That should tell me if it is an ISP problem I think
[05:54] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: My system will sometimes freeze on the ubuntu logo, and sometimes when I restart I won't have any sound, and sometimes when I shutdown or restart via the GUI nothing will happen OR it will boot me back to a login screen.
[05:54] <Ebuntu> holocene: yes
[05:54] <holocene> has it worked before?
[05:54] <RoDiMuS-X> pat5star, cool good luck man
[05:54] <pat5star> RoDiMuS-X: ty :)
[05:54] <Ebuntu> it has worked under windows
[05:55] <Semperfi40> micahg: Hopefully you got that too I meant to put your name on there as well.
[05:55] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, so try what i said up there ^^
[05:55] <holocene> ebuntu had the same fricking thing myself. not sure of the official fix, but I just closed the laptop and opened it back up. it is a hibernation/suspend issue.
[05:55] <onetinsoldier> anyone want a really cool weather app? it was tough as nails to get it compiled, but i got it! and now i have .debs of it :)
[05:55] <duckwars> how can I see how much disk I've used in command line?
[05:55] <rww> duckwars: df -H
[05:55] <onetinsoldier> duckwars: df -h
[05:55] <micahg> Semperfi40: sorry, I don't know anything about that, but it's the tail end of a holiday weekend in US & UK, there should be more people in 3-9 hours
[05:56] <holocene> ebuntu go to the ubuntu forums and search.
[05:56] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: Can you tell me specifically what that will do. So I can learn. So if this fixes my problem and I find someone else that has the same issue I will know what I'm talking about .
[05:56] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: personal PPA :)
[05:56] <duckwars> thanks guys
[05:56] <Semperfi40> micahg: I live on the Eastcoast I just got off work at Midnight
[05:56] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, I am on the east coast and I got off  at 11pm
[05:56] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: Thats nice to know
[05:56] <Semperfi40> :P
[05:57] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: yeah. roger that. i need to figure out how to really make proper package of it. i just used checkinstall. but man, i'd sure like to have someone else check it out :-)
[05:57] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, your not alone, and I support Windows XP all day and I hate windows
[05:58] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: Support as in thats your job? And I love Windows. I just have Ubuntu for when I need to just get on the internet quickly or check something really quick then get off
[05:58] <inzi1985> hello everyone
[05:58] <inzi1985> i would like sum help from sum1
[05:58] <inzi1985> is anyone out ther who can helpme
[05:58] <holocene> just ask
[05:59] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, Yeah I work the help desk fixing peoples issues and adminstrating Active Directory
[05:59] <Semperfi40> coebrainz: " add 'apm power_off=1' to /etc/modules then reboot" how do I do this
[05:59] <inzi1985> Does anyone use a Compaq610 and experiencing heat issues with ubuntu 10.04
[05:59] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: adding it to yada yada directory
[06:00] <inzi1985> with win7 my laptop is ice cold.. but with ubuntu 10.04. its hot.. when i mean hot, processors on avg about 44degrees
[06:00] <holocene> ebuntu: what did you find out?
[06:00] <inzi1985> with win7 its at 40
[06:00] <inzi1985> anybody can help me out?
[06:01] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: Do you know what Codebrainz was talking about?
[06:01] <holocene> inzi1985: what did google say about this laptop and ubuntu?
[06:01] <RoDiMuS-X> inzi1985, mine is reverse win7 is like lava and Ubuntu is cool as ice around 32 got a compaq v6700
[06:02] <inzi1985> holocene: it had only wifi issues.
[06:02] <inzi1985> holocene: wifi doesn't work out of the box, i have to do a kernal update and installation of the drivers.
[06:02] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, type from the command prompt, sudo gedit /etc/modules
[06:02] <holocene> inzi1985: i've heard of fan problems with ubuntu.
[06:02] <Stevethepirate> *kernel
[06:03] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, then add the line apm power_off=1
[06:03] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, then save the file
[06:03] <inzi1985> holocene: i dun seem to notice any fan problems.. it seems to be working fine.. but.. i have no sensor on this laptop to detect fanspeeds, so i really can't say.
[06:03] <holocene> you might check the forums for overheating or fan issues in general
[06:04] <Semperfi40> RoDiMuS-X: What will that do in reality?
[06:04] <holocene> does your fan stay on forever?
[06:04] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, then reboot.  if it doesn't fixit then remove that line from that file
[06:04] <RoDiMuS-X> Semperfi40, turns off Advanced Power Management
[06:04] <Semperfi40> Alright
[06:04] <inzi1985> holocene: no no.. fan doesn't stay on for ever.. i dun do anything heavy duty..so fan is fine
[06:04] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, it gives sets an option to the apm kernel module for when it gets loaded, to turn it off, or power it off or whatever
[06:05] <holocene> odd
[06:05] <inzi1985> holocene: the processors is ok. but the heat issue is where my left palm rest
[06:05] <Nikolai_D> guys im installing windows server 2008 guest machine with KVM, and it asks for drivers when i start installation. Any suggestion what for drivers that are? Cuz on the internet there are no single how to where there is shown anything about additional drivers.
[06:05] <ubuntu_> ayuda en espanol
[06:05] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, here is the source code if you need more info :)  http://enpc3240.eas.asu.edu/lxr/linux/http/source/arch/i386/kernel/apm.c?v=2.6.17.10
[06:05] <holocene> what component is heating up?
[06:05] <inzi1985> holocene: i have no idea wats located in that section.. so i cant really say.. i'm new to laptops
[06:06] <holocene> you might check with the vendor support forums
[06:06] <inzi1985> holocene: thats the thing, i dunno wat component is located there
[06:06] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: Someone asked me what kernel I was running earlier. Why would this be a possible issue? Also they asked if I was positive I had erased my previous installation of Ubuntu.
[06:06] <inzi1985> holocene:  i'll have to chek i guess.
[06:06] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: In relation to my current problem
[06:07] <inzi1985> holocene: i checked the online manual, and i dun see anything there'
[06:07] <holocene> really?
[06:07] <inzi1985> holocene: do u think , the vga is heating up coz of compiz?
[06:07] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, because each kernel version would have different code managing the power stuff possibly, so it might be fixed in a newer one.  they probably though you were using your old kernel
[06:07] <inzi1985> holocene: yah,. that area was not marked
[06:07] <holocene> new laptop?
[06:07] <inzi1985> holocene: yup new laptop.. else i would have taken it apart
[06:08] <codebrainz> Semperfi40, at the console type 'uname -r' to see what version is currently running
[06:08] <giantpune> hey guys, is there an example somewhere about how to mount a virtual filesystem in ubuntu?  i would like to create a mount point and have requests to read and write to it sent to my program
[06:08] <Semperfi40> codebrainz: When I installed Lucid Lynx I told Gparted to format the old partition. However when I boot, I have the ability to pick from two different Ubuntu's effectively though the wording and version numbers are exactly the same...
[06:08] <codebrainz> giantpune, what language?
[06:08] <giantpune> c/c++
[06:08] <holocene> I hear you on that. Not sure where to go next.
[06:09] <inzi1985> holocene : is there anyway to switch off compiz temporarily so that i can chk it
[06:09] <codebrainz> giantpune, it's called FUSE, i think that's what you want, prolly a lib you can use, i bet libfuse it's called
[06:09] <Jordan_U> giantpune: Why do you want to do this? fifos may be a simpler and more robust solution.
[06:09] <mcgvac> in ubuntu 10.04 in gnome using metacity, it only stays on one windows decoration no matter which one i select or even if i choose a new theme any ideas
[06:09] <holocene> you could boot in single user mode I think. just a console. Not sure though.
[06:09] <giantpune> Jordan_U, im mounting an encrypted image and decrypting it with my program.  i would like to be able to write to it transparently
[06:10] <holocene> check out rescue mode
[06:10] <KungFuBear> Hey folks. Where can I download Ubuntu 9.10?
[06:10] <inzi1985> holocene: thanks dude.. i shall check it out
[06:10] <bastidrazor> !releases | KungFuBear
[06:10] <Jordan_U> giantpune: Can you give a higher level explanation of what your program is designed to accomplish?
[06:11] <holocene> ok. sorry I was not more help.
[06:11] <inzi1985> holocene: i just dont want to use windows
[06:11] <holocene> Why??
[06:11] <holocene> just kidding.
[06:11] <codebrainz> giantpune, here's the project http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
[06:12] <inzi1985> holocene: alright
[06:12] <giantpune> Jordan_U, i am editing wii game ISOs.  they are encrypted filesystems on the disc image. right now, i have to open the image and parse the contents in my program.  i would like to be able to just use my program to mount the ISO and then be able to drag and drop files to change them with the other programs
[06:13] <giantpune> this will let me not have to reinvent the wheel for many functions
[06:13] <Stevethepirate> giantpune: Check out the Dolphin emulator API.
[06:13] <Ebuntu> can someone help me with this:
[06:13] <Ebuntu> eric@eric-laptop:~$ network-admin --configure wlan0
[06:13] <Ebuntu> [WARN  1496] failed to load configuration file: Cannot load PolicyKit policy file at '/etc/PolicyKit/PolicyKit.conf': No such file or directory
[06:13] <Ebuntu> ** ERROR **: Could not find widget: interfaces_list
[06:13] <Ebuntu> aborting...
[06:13] <FloodBot1> Ebuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:13] <Ebuntu> Aborted
[06:13] <Stevethepirate> !pastebin | Ebuntu
[06:13] <Jordan_U> giantpune: Ahh, then you probably want to make a fuse plugin: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
[06:14] <Ebuntu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/442609/
[06:15] <Veralix> heres question, how do I restart my embedded trackpad in my laptop?  it's giving me issues and I'd rather not reboot. >_>
[06:15] <Ebuntu> can someone help me with whats in there?
[06:15] <Stevethepirate> Ebuntu: Should "network-admin" be run as a normal user, or should it be run as root?
[06:16] <Stevethepirate> Sounds like a permissioning problem. Before you just run it as root, check that the file exists "sudo cat /etc/PolicyKit/PolicyKit.conf | wc -l"
[06:16] <Stevethepirate> Just to see how many lines are in it.
[06:16] <AndrewX192> is .profile loaded immediately after logging in?
[06:16] <Stevethepirate> If a non-zero number is returning, you can probably safely run "sudo network-admin --configure wlan0"
[06:17] <deathnight114> uhh
[06:17] <deathnight114> I'm a noobie with ubuntu
[06:17] <deathnight114> and
[06:17] <deathnight114> i'm trying to listen to some music on youtube
[06:17] <deathnight114> But
[06:17] <deathnight114> Now sound
[06:17] <FloodBot1> deathnight114: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:17] <deathnight114> no*
[06:17] <Jon--> I am using vim on Windows via djgpp. I would like to have the same colour scheme for vim syntax highlighting that I have on Ubuntu by default [with background=dark]. How can I do this? [I ask here because I know a lot of you guys are good with ~/.vimrc and things of that nature. VIM should be the same on the two platforms, just seems like defaults are not.]
[06:17] <Stevethepirate> !enter | deathnight114
[06:18] <AndrewX192> deathnight114, you can't type like that here
[06:18] <holocene> lol
[06:18] <deathnight114> sorry
[06:18] <AndrewX192> Try to keep it to one line
[06:18] <Stevethepirate> deathnight114: type "cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp"
[06:18] <Stevethepirate> (In a terminal)
[06:18] <deathnight114> okay, hold on
[06:18] <tyler_> And the flood bots descend upon ye!
[06:18] <Stevethepirate> And the lord Linus said "let there be spammers"
[06:19] <RoDiMuS-X> LOL
[06:19] <deathnight114> umm
[06:19] <deathnight114> That just makes a really wierd sound...
[06:19] <Stevethepirate> Ok, cool. So we know your sound card + speakers are working.
[06:19] <deathnight114> come out of my monitor
[06:19] <Glacer1> See my Enter key is just bigger on my keyboard is why I hit it allot
[06:19] <Glacer1> ;x
[06:19] <Stevethepirate> (you can press Ctrl-C to kill that).
[06:19] <Ebuntu> i get a zero :c
[06:20] <deathnight114> okay
[06:20] <deathnight114> thanks, it worked
[06:20] <Jon--> I am using vim on Windows via djgpp. I would like to have the same colour scheme for vim syntax highlighting that I have on Ubuntu by default [with background=dark]. How can I do this? [I ask here because I know a lot of you guys are good with ~/.vimrc and things of that nature. VIM should be the same on the two platforms, just seems like defaults are not. Just pretend I didn't use the word...
[06:20] <Jon--> ..."Windows", I dualboot ;P]
[06:20] <liyz> hello
[06:20] <Stevethepirate> Ok, so you running Ubuntu 10.4?
[06:20] <deathnight114> but, there is still no sound
[06:20] <deathnight114> 10.04
[06:20] <ravn> how can I see what program(s) are using the network?
[06:20] <Stevethepirate> 1) You sure the youtube volume slider is up?
[06:20] <deathnight114> I believe i heard a sound come from my speakers on started
[06:20] <deathnight114> Yes
[06:20] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: i get a 0
[06:21] <deathnight114> It is, i checked earlier
[06:21] <AndrewX192> Anyone know howto add gnome-panel to RGBA blacklist .profile "export GTK_RGBA_APPS=allbut:gnome-panel"
[06:21] <deathnight114> I know that windows has a little volume slide thing, but i don't know if ubuntu does
[06:21] <Jon--> ravn: Check out man netstat   that's the one I know of.
[06:21] <AndrewX192> I tried that, and relogged in, but gnome-panel still has RGBA extentions going"
[06:21] <Stevethepirate> Ebuntu: Then the file doesn't exist. HHrrmm, I would try run as root, "network-admin" sounds like a root thing :)
[06:21] <Stevethepirate> deathnight114: In a console type "alsamixer"
[06:21] <AndrewX192> ravn, netstat -tp
[06:21] <bastidrazor> ravn: sudo netstat -napt   .. notice the ones that have 'ESTABLISHED' .. they are currently active
[06:22] <Stevethepirate> AndrewX192: Still stuck with RGBA? :) Unlucky.
[06:22] <Jon--> deathnight114: Should be one at the top right.
[06:22] <AndrewX192> Stevethepirate, I have all the effects set
[06:22] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: how do i run as root?
[06:22] <AndrewX192> http://i48.tinypic.com/2q8oz80.png
[06:22] <AndrewX192> Take a look at that :P
[06:22] <Stevethepirate> !root | Ebuntu
[06:22] <AndrewX192> Pretty sexy desktop, right Stevethepirate?
[06:22]  * Stevethepirate clicks
[06:22] <deathnight114> okay
[06:22] <Stevethepirate> My internet is slow here in ZA :/
[06:22] <Ebuntu> ah
[06:22] <deathnight114> A little screen comes up on the terminal, showing a bunch of bars
[06:22] <Ebuntu> uhoh
[06:22] <AndrewX192> It's actualy mint *hushes* but its based on ubuntu anyways :P
[06:22] <Stevethepirate> oO, looks pretty :) Nice. I'm still working on awesome here :/
[06:23] <deathnight114> front mi is at 0
[06:23] <Stevethepirate> deathnight114: Those are volume bars, use the up and down arrwos.
[06:23] <Stevethepirate> Yeah, you want to push that up. Make sure it has OO and not MM.
[06:23] <AndrewX192> I just need to add gnome-panel to RGBA blacklist and im good :D
[06:23] <Jon--> I am using vim on Windows via djgpp. I would like to have the same colour scheme for vim syntax highlighting that I have on Ubuntu by default [with background=dark]. How can I do this? [I ask here because I know a lot of you guys are good with ~/.vimrc and things of that nature. VIM should be the same on the two platforms, just seems like defaults are not. Just pretend I didn't use the word...
[06:23] <Jon--> ..."Windows", I dualboot ;P]
[06:23] <Stevethepirate> AndrewX192: Which widgets are those? Look amazing ;)
[06:23] <AndrewX192> Stevethepirate, google gadgets :P
[06:24] <Stevethepirate> Ahhh, looks like a sleek version of superkaramba :)
[06:24] <trythil> hi all -- wondering if anyone here is running an ATI Radeon 5850-based video card and upgraded from Karmic to Lucid
[06:24] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: http://paste.ubuntu.com/442613/
[06:24] <Jon--> Of course it's Google. Google make everything that is good in the world.
[06:24] <deathnight114> yeah
[06:24] <Stevethepirate> Quick question Ebuntu, what are you ACTUALLY wanting to do?
[06:24] <benlieb> test test
[06:24] <deathnight114> I have it so that all the bars are up high, but still no sound
[06:24] <AndrewX192> Now I'm just trying to get coverflow in nautilus and fix this gnome-panel
[06:24] <Stevethepirate> deathnight114: Ok, in gnome, on the top bar, System->Sound->Gmix
[06:24] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: get on the internet with my laptop
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[06:25] <deathnight114> What is gnome?
[06:25] <Stevethepirate> Ebuntu: Ok, so you wanting to use this applet, why not use the built in wireless network applet that comes with ubuntu?
[06:25] <Stevethepirate> ActionParsnip: yoyoyo ^_^
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> !gnome | deathnight114
[06:25] <deathnight114> I'm a noobie with ubuntu, just installed like, two hours ago
[06:25] <Stevethepirate> !gnome | deathnight114
[06:25] <extor> What's the syntax for creating/exporting an smb share? I know with nfs you just plop the stuff in /etc/exports but how do I do the same thing with an smb share?
[06:26] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: for some reason it doesnt work
[06:26] <Stevethepirate> Heh, ok, pretty much, it's the graphical interface you are using.
[06:26] <deathnight114> how do i access it?
[06:26] <Stevethepirate> Ebuntu: Rather than making a new problem, fix the existing one :)
[06:26] <deathnight114> okay, so i went to system, but i don't see a sound panel
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Extoe: you can use nautilus or /etc/samba/smb.conf
[06:26] <AndrewX192> deathnight114, if your using ubuntu your allready in gnome
[06:26] <naiad> if I have my data partitions in my fstab with ureadahead my system hangs.  removing them directly makes it bootable again.  should I be moutning them with an upstart script if I want to continue using ureadahead?
[06:26] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: ? how?
[06:26] <trythil> extor: mount -t cifs //host/share mountpoint will work, but it's generally easier to use Nautilus or Konqueror or whatnot, unless you have a need for the console
[06:26] <RoDiMuS-X> check this out http://tinypic.com/r/29zy8og/6
[06:26] <linux> can i open codeblocks download with archive manager?
[06:26] <extor> trythil, that's on the client. I want the command for the server
[06:26] <Jon--> deathnight114: Windows has the UI and the operating system together. (essentially, don't flame me). In Linux, they are seperate. Gnome is run at startup, and it is what you use to have a user interface that you can use.
[06:26] <AndrewX192> RoDiMuS-X, nice
[06:27] <Stevethepirate> Hrrm, I actually don't have gnome running here :/ It should be on of the options on the top. (Someone with Gnome open give this dude a hand quick)
[06:27] <trythil> extor: oh, whoops, misread
[06:27] <RoDiMuS-X> AndrewX192, working on an Android theme
[06:27] <AndrewX192> RoDiMuS-X, nice!
[06:27] <Stevethepirate> RoDiMuS-X: Heh, looks nice.
[06:27] <Jon--> deathnight114: Look for Sound somewhere under Preferences or System. Probably prefs.
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Deathnight114: you can change desktop environment to whatever you like. Linux is flexible and allows you to change rather than Windows where there is a choice of 1
[06:27] <trythil> extor: in that case, you can add the share directly to /etc/samba/smb.conf
[06:27] <Ebuntu> Stevethepirate: should i reinstall ubuntu?
[06:28] <Jon--> I am using vim on Windows via djgpp. I would like to have the same colour scheme for vim syntax highlighting that I have on Ubuntu by default [with background=dark]. How can I do this? [I ask here because I know a lot of you guys are good with ~/.vimrc and things of that nature. VIM should be the same on the two platforms, just seems like defaults are not. Just pretend I didn't use the word...
[06:28] <Stevethepirate> Ebuntu: No! It's probably just a small problem.
[06:28] <Jon--> ..."Windows", I dualboot ;P]
[06:28] <codebrainz> linux, the dev. IDE?  i think it's in the repos
[06:28] <Stevethepirate> Jon--: #vii
[06:28] <Stevethepirate> Jon--: #vim
[06:28] <Stevethepirate> Sorry.
[06:28] <deathnight114> okay
[06:28] <linux> ide
[06:28] <codebrainz> linux, apt-get install codeblocks
[06:28] <deathnight114> so, i still don't see a sound panel when i click on system
[06:28] <Jon--> Stevethepirate: I am there, no assistance. The channels been dead. Asked a long time ago.
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> Jon--: is there a $HOME/.vimrc file or similar you can copy?
[06:28] <extor> trythil, so smb.conf is where I would tell it what my pseudo computer-name is and which directories to export as samba shares?
[06:28] <linux> k thx
[06:28] <holocene> for some wireless problems, it helps to connect via a wired connection then do system - administration -hardware drivers
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> !ide | codebrainz
[06:29] <Stevethepirate> Jon--: Sorry then :/ I use vi, but haven't needed that before :/
[06:29] <trythil> extor: yeah.  the smb.conf shipped with ubuntu's Samba packages contains a number of examples
[06:29] <Stevethepirate> Anways, Macaroni Cheese :) brb.
[06:29] <deathnight114> oh
[06:29] <deathnight114> okay
[06:29] <deathnight114> I found it
[06:29] <codebrainz> ActionParsnip, wow thanks for that newsflash!  /s
[06:29] <Jon--> ActionParsnip: Well, my ~/.vimrc doesn't have colour schemes. The issue is set background=dark in Command-Prompt, and Ubuntu. And then enable syntax highlighting and... They're different. I will have to manually configure them to match. How?
[06:29] <deathnight114> Now, what do i do?
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> Extor: yes. There are tonnes of guides. You can also set access rights too
[06:29] <trythil> extor: I'm sure there's an easier way to set it up (nautilus etc come to mind), but if you don't have access to a GUI then the Samba configuration file is the next place I'd go to
[06:30] <Stevethepirate> trythil: You just trying to access a samba share?
[06:30] <Jon--> ActionParsnip: Not just a little different, Ubuntu has sexy colours with vim, and the vim on Windows is ugly as hell with choice of colours, I cna't live with it.
[06:30] <extor> hrmm how do I launch this nautilus
[06:30] <deathnight114> ahh
[06:30] <trythil> Stevethepirate: no, extor's looking to export a share
[06:30] <deathnight114> okay
[06:30] <extor> I have gnome running right now
[06:30] <deathnight114> I got it, thank you!!!
[06:30] <trythil> extor: nautilus is the file manager
[06:30] <Stevethepirate> Ahh. It's not trvial afaik. I think there is evne a GUI app for it.
[06:30] <Stevethepirate> *it's trivial
[06:30] <Stevethepirate> Sigh, it's too early :/
[06:30] <trythil> Stevethepirate: there is -- you can right-click on folders and pick sharing options from there
[06:30] <Stevethepirate> Yeah.
[06:31] <Stevethepirate> And that isn't an option here/
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> Jon--: is there a channel specifically for vim. They may know some tricks
[06:31] <holocene> ebuntu if you have a wired connection, connect with that, then do system - administration - hardware drivers
[06:31] <Jon--> extor: You open any "folder". Try places - home or something.
[06:31] <trythil> Stevethepirate: I thought it wasn't, but it sounds like extor has access to GNOME
[06:31] <Stevethepirate> ActionParsnip: He's been there, just idlers.
[06:31] <RoDiMuS-X> Jon--: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Change_the_color_scheme
[06:31] <trythil> Stevethepirate: so, yeah, going through the file manager is what I'd recommend
[06:31] <Jon--> ActionParsnip: I'm in there, asked ages ago, 0 replies, in fact, 0 messages in channel in about an hour. That's why I am here ;P
[06:31] <Stevethepirate> Yeah.
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> Stevethepirate: gah!
[06:31] <extor> Jon--, and then right click on it?
[06:31] <codebrainz> Jon--, can you not just copy the vimrc file to the other system?
[06:31] <bricky> hey is there any way to ajust your video card settings  by chance
[06:31] <Ebuntu> holocene: ok brb
[06:31] <Stevethepirate> ActionParsnip: The wonders of IRC ^^.
[06:32] <Jon--> extor: Just left click. Nautilus is like Windows Explorer, it just lets you see folders and files and stuff.
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> Stevethepirate: nature of the beast
[06:32] <Jon--> codebrainz: My .vimrc does not use custom colours. The defaults on Ubuntu and Windows must be different and I don't know where to find.
[06:32] <trythil> also, broadcast for help: if anyone went from Karmic to Lucid and is experiencing significantly degraded 2D performance with an ATI video card, I'd very much like to talk with you :)
[06:32] <extor> Jon--, left click does nothing. Right click brought up a context menu where I see "share"
[06:33] <extor> "Sharing Options" rather
[06:33] <trythil> extor: yeah, that share option is what you want
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> Trythil: remove then reinstall the driver, sometimes video drivers don't survive the upgrade
[06:33] <Jon--> extor: Out of curiosity, try this. Press alt+f2, and run "nautilus"  [no quotes].  Does anything happen?
[06:33] <deathnight114> Hey does anyone know if there is an FL Studio alternative for ubuntu
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> Deathnight114: lmms
[06:33] <codebrainz> Jon--, what about the system-wide one under /etc/vim/*
[06:33] <trythil> ActionParsnip: I removed/reinstalled fglrx; dmesg and glxinfo report latest Catalyst driver installed
[06:33] <deathnight114> lmms?
[06:33] <extor> Jon--, errr I cannot run a gnome app in the console
[06:33] <trythil> ActionParsnip: however, 2D performance is still junk, and I'm not quite sure what else to poke at
[06:33] <extor> It's just going to crash
[06:34] <Jon--> extor: Then do it from terminal. :P   My bad.
[06:34] <linux> i can't remember if i installed ubuntu as a 32 bit or 64 bit os how would i know?
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> Trythil: that's all I got. I avoid ati like paris hilton avoids talent
[06:34] <trythil> ActionParsnip: hah
[06:34] <extor> So what will my samba name be
[06:34] <Jon--> codebrainz: I have not looked there yet. Does that contain the syntax highlighting colours?
[06:34] <codebrainz> linux, i think uname -m will tell you
[06:34] <RoDiMuS-X> linux: uname -a it will have x64 near the end
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> Linux: uname -a ,if you see i686 its 32bit, if you see x86_64 its 64bit
[06:35] <jericom> Does anyone know how to fix this login error "could not update iceauthority"
[06:35] <goddard> Are older versions of ubuntu more secure?
[06:35] <deathnight114> ActionParsnip, what is lmms?
[06:35] <codebrainz> Jon--, presumably it's the default/global configuration file overriden by your personal ~/.vimrc file.  i don't use vim, but that's the way it usually works
[06:35] <jericom> It just happened out of the blue
[06:35] <RoDiMuS-X> goddard: more secure or more stable
[06:35] <linux> i686 came up so 32 bit
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> Jericom: boot to root recovery mode and run: cd /home; chmod -R foo ./foo ,assuming your username is foo
[06:36] <trythil> goddard: not really -- how secure your system is depends much more on what you choose to run and how vigilant you are about it
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Deathnight114: an alternative to frootyloops
[06:36] <norrec> Does anyone have any experience with setting up vpns?
[06:36] <holocene> jericom: check the forums.
[06:36] <deathnight114> ahh
[06:36] <Jon--> goddard: In some sense, perhaps, but with Ubuntu, the packages are always updating. It's not like old versions keep "safe" packages. If you want security, then try some sort of minimalistic install, like Ubuntu server and install what you need. I'd recommend 10.04, it's very stable.
[06:36] <deathnight114> okay
[06:36] <trythil> goddard: that said, older versions of Ubuntu don't necessarily get the latest and greatest, e.g. ejabberd in the last LTS hasn't seen any updates for a long time
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Deathnight114: like you asked for...right?
[06:36] <trythil> goddard: and often package updates include security fixes
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> !latest | goddard
[06:37] <deathnight114> ahh
[06:37] <k1_> hi, i have an ubuntu server and XP clients . i know that 192.168.0.60 is taking all our bandwidth, how can i find out who he is ? like the machine name
[06:37] <deathnight114> okay
[06:37] <Jon--> codebrainz: I'll check it out lat--- right now. Haha.ext2explore.exe you are my friend. =D
[06:37] <holocene> jericom: that was a problem for people who encrypted home directory. http://ubuntuforums.org/ or launchpad will have into
[06:37] <goddard> At some point security holes would be fixed right?
[06:37] <Ebuntu> holocene: it says your computer is using no propeitary drivers
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> K1_: ssh onto the system and run ntop ;)
[06:37] <goddard> So why update an OS further?
[06:37] <trythil> goddard: because more security problems may be discovered
[06:38] <holocene> ebuntu: odd.
[06:38] <k1_> ActionParsnip, from ubuntu run ntop ?
[06:38] <goddard> Ubuntu is always introducing new software wont they just lead to more issues?
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> Goddard: new features. Security in any OS will never be 100%
[06:38] <jericom> holocene: I didnt encrypt the home directory, well anything
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> K1_: from the ssh session on the offending system
[06:38] <holocene> you choose an option on install. you sure?
[06:38] <Jon--> goddard: The LTS releases are generally the most stable. Since the latest Ubuntu is LTS, I'd go with it.
[06:38] <jericom> Yes completely
[06:39] <holocene> how old is install?
[06:39] <Ebuntu> holocene: got any suggestions?
[06:39] <Stevethepirate> Anyone here familiar with "nitrogen", [not the gas :-), the program ]
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> !info nitrogen
[06:39] <holocene> ebuntu sorry. I would find out if wlan card is supported.
[06:39] <jericom> Since 10.04 released
[06:39] <goddard> I appreciate the answers but I am more asking from a theological stand point not deciding which version I need because I already run 10.04
[06:39] <k1_> ActionParsnip, most probably the offending system is a windows . would i have to set it up for ssh beforehand?
[06:40] <holocene> did you run ubuntu before that?
[06:40] <devilina> hello everyone
[06:40] <goddard> yeah
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> Goddard: lts is good but karmic is more mature
[06:40] <Jon--> goddard: If you want the most secure platform, go with a flavour of BSD
[06:40] <Jon--> goddard: In general, you sacrifice security for shiny things.
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> K1_: then grab another windows system and use terminal services manager in admin tools to remotely manage the system. You can then see the sessions on the pc. You can even message them ;)
[06:41] <onetinsoldier> I know how to make my OS completely secure. reach over, pull plug from internet, done :D
[06:41] <devilina> the front audio port is giving any output, im using a desktop....please help?? is it a driver issue?? it works fine on windows
[06:41] <jericom> Did a clean install
[06:41] <goddard> onetinsoldier you cant do that to a server
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> Devilina: what windows does is moot to linux
[06:41] <RoDiMuS-X> I got a channel question, Do you recommend upgrade from previous Ubuntu installation or fresh install?
[06:41] <k1_> ActionParsnip, is there no option to do that from ubuntu, basically i just want to know the computer's name
[06:41] <onetinsoldier> goddard: i know. it was a little joke
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> K1_: nslookup ip.address.of.pc
[06:42] <devilina> lol action..please help..i want to desperately get the front audio jack to work :(
[06:42] <holocene> jericom: ice authority has bugs but I thought they were put to rest in lucid. I would check the forums.
[06:42] <norrec> but when it comes down to it, just about any version of ubuntu is more secure than windows, and i that alone should keep you pretty safe till the amount of windows machines drop lol
[06:42] <tyler_> I have the most secure computer of all! A commodore 64 that sits in the corner!
[06:42] <RoDiMuS-X> kl_: nslookup ipaddress
[06:42] <k1_> ActionParsnip, thanks
[06:42] <Jon--> goddard: If you want to run a server, go with FreeBSD or OpenBSD. I don't mean to badmouth Linux, they are damn secure, but those two are used when you want absolutely the best, and safest you can get.
[06:43] <Jon--> goddard: You will sacrifice some functionality and ease of use though. Your call.
[06:43] <goddard> Is it that different?
[06:43] <jericom> holocene: What is ice authority anyway?
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> Jon--: it's a known fact that bsd is usually more secure
[06:43] <tyler_> goddard: Yeah, I'm going to have to also provide a shout out for BSD. Security = rock solid.
[06:43] <holocene> Are openbsd people pretty friendly?
[06:43] <devilina> should i do something to the alsa-base.conf file?:(
[06:44] <tyler_> holocene, Hop on their channel?
[06:44] <Jon--> goddard: See ActionParsnip's reply. Yes. In the security community, those are very rarely found exploits. I don't remember which one, one of those two, hasn't been a remote exploit in years. It's definitely at the sacrifice of making your life a living hell in setup though. Limited.
[06:44] <holocene> jericom: has to do with passwords and security. It was a nightmare for me.
[06:44] <painted> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goobuntu
[06:44] <painted> want
[06:44] <holocene> tyler: good idea. I've heard things.
[06:44] <jericom> holocene: Is it default in the installation or it comes with other packages?
[06:44] <holocene> default
[06:45] <goddard> Jon-- I see
[06:45] <jericom> holocene: btw thanks for you help
[06:45] <holocene> tyler but I will
[06:45] <holocene> jericom good luck you will get it.
[06:45] <daddymommy> how can i confirm whether I have a dialup/phone modem in my comp?
[06:45] <Jon--> goddard: It comes down to choice. Is Ubuntu server "secure", yes. Is it bulletproof? No. Is even FreeBSD bulletproof? Well, it's possible that it isn't, but it's the best you can get if you are concerned.
[06:45] <ramon> help please
[06:46] <siriusnova> guys how in the holy heck do you disable services from starting on bootup in lucid
[06:46] <Jon--> goddard: OpenBSD is also good. Do some research.
[06:46] <RoDiMuS-X> siriusnova, use the start up manager
[06:47] <siriusnova> there is no start up manager
[06:47] <siriusnova> where is it
[06:47] <tyler_> goddard: You could go and ask a BSD guy on a BSD channel as of why their OS is more secure then Linux. You'll get a biased answer of course, but there will probably be some useful information given out.
[06:47] <onetinsoldier> siriusnova: unfortunately, i think they dropped the gui for doing that with Lucid/upstart. but you can look at man page for  update-rc.d, and i think the chkconfig package might be another one to have a look at
[06:47] <siriusnova> what
[06:47] <siriusnova> wait
[06:47] <ramon> excludes xchat menu internet, installed it again and appeared not give <br>I alt + f2 gksu alacarte and it appears on the menu ... As I put on the menu ?
[06:47] <siriusnova> wtf
[06:48] <holocene> goddard: Freebsd was great and a very good community.
[06:48] <devilina> please help someone...
[06:48] <annie7130789> how can i create password wall in linux
[06:48] <tyler_> siriusnova: I think it's in the repositories... not sure though.
[06:48] <annie7130789> ?
[06:48] <holocene> devilina what is your question
[06:49] <KungFuBear> Ok, I'm about to throw things
[06:49] <ramon> excludes xchat menu internet, installed it again and appeared not give
[06:49] <ramon> I alt + f2 gksu alacarte and it appears on the menu, as I put on the menu
[06:49] <thamz> skype crashes when I start a chat in Lucid, worked well in prev versions though. Anybody having the same issues?
[06:49] <devilina> holocene...the front audio jack is not giving any output..i did a lot of reasearch on google...tried all sorts of stuff..but doesnt work..it started after the release of karmic
[06:50] <holocene> jack is mechanically good?
[06:50] <holocene> cable good?
[06:50] <devilina> yes..works on windows holocene...its working..so no probs there
[06:50] <Jon--> goddard: The main reason is philosophy. Nearly all the features FreeBSD has, except for a few key ones, are available in Linux. Key: kernel security levels. Includes better IDS (intrusion detection system), etc. The main reason? Their codebase. Linux moves forward, BSD stays where it knows it is 100% safe. Makes your life harder, but it offers better security.
[06:51] <Jon--> goddard: [I know I said main reason twice, different default packages etc differ DUE to philosophy though ;p]
[06:51] <holocene> if you did the google thing and checked forums then I don't know. there is another very big linux channel on freenode to try. they seemed good.
[06:51] <annie7130789> can anyone help me
[06:51] <annie7130789> ?
[06:51] <thamz> anybody having problems with skype in Lucid?
[06:52] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, whats your question?
[06:52] <J2EEE> hi... i got this nokia 2730 c and want to connect to the internet from that device paired to ubuntu 9.10 via bluetooth
[06:52] <jericom> In my case is working fine
[06:52] <RoDiMuS-X> thamz, nope works great for me
[06:52] <annie7130789> ya i want to download latest sype in lucid
[06:52] <holocene> devilina ask again and I will shutup.
[06:52] <J2EEE> i can connect via the upper toolbar but then still ping www.google.com says unknown host
[06:52] <J2EEE> the device shows [E]
[06:52] <devilina> hmm:(
[06:52] <bricky> thamz : yea, cant get my webcam to work hehe
[06:52] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, ok
[06:52] <Exavion> anyone here run an Intel (multicore probably) chip and have problems with frequency scaling on a fresh install?
[06:52] <J2EEE> means it is connected fine
[06:53] <annie7130789> @RodiMus-x i want to create password wall in linur during runlevel3 login
[06:53] <thamz> bricky, in my case, i can't start a chat even :(
[06:53] <Jon--> I am using vim on Windows via djgpp. I would like to have the same colour scheme for vim syntax highlighting that I have on Ubuntu by default [with background=dark]. How can I do this? [I ask here because I know a lot of you guys are good with ~/.vimrc and things of that nature. VIM should be the same on the two platforms, just seems like defaults are not. Just pretend I didn't use the word...
[06:53] <Jon--> ..."Windows", I dualboot ;P] I have looked in ~/.vimrc and /etc/vim/vimrc on Ubuntu. Neither have any colour settings.
[06:53] <annie7130789> sorry its linux
[06:53] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, a password wall?
[06:53] <annie7130789> ya
[06:53] <annie7130789> there is already one
[06:53] <codebrainz> devilina, it's probably due to it not switching to the jack automatically, it's something with alsa i guess where it senses when something is plugged it, it's supposed to switch
[06:53] <codebrainz> my guess anyway
[06:54] <annie7130789> and i want to creaone morete
[06:54] <annie7130789> can u help me
[06:54] <J2EEE> hi... i got this nokia 2730 c and want to connect to the internet from that device paired to ubuntu 9.10 via bluetooth ... the device shows [E] means its connected correctly ... so does ubuntu show the tower in the network area when its connected .. but still ping www.google.com says unknown host
[06:54] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, you mean a user list
[06:54] <thamz> RoDiMuS-X, hmm, some prob with my machine, i guess
[06:54] <codebrainz> devilina, what kind of computer is it?
[06:54] <devilina> i keep it plugged in while i boot....codebrainz
[06:54] <devilina> still it doesnt detect..its a desktop codebrainz
[06:54] <annie7130789> no there exist a password wall in linux
[06:54] <`blackmk4`linux> what would cause update-motd to disappear and apt-get install update-motd doesn't fix it
[06:55] <annie7130789> and i want to create one more password wall
[06:55] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, are you talking about Openwall
[06:55] <holocene> annie what system has a pasword wall?
[06:56] <Jon--> goddard: Not to steer you in the wrong direction, I think OpenBSD is more secure than FreeBSD. Both are VERY good. OpenBSD has had TWO remote exploits in ten years, and that's while being completely open source.
[06:56] <annie7130789> @Rodi i dont know what open wall and password wall is
[06:56] <annie7130789> but some one asked me how to create it?
[06:56] <J2EEE> hi... i got this nokia 2730 c and want to connect to the internet from that device paired to ubuntu 9.10 via bluetooth ... the device shows [E] means its connected correctly ... so does ubuntu show the tower in the network area when its connected .. but still ping www.google.com says unknown host
[06:56] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, password walls are usually used on web servers
[06:57] <annie7130789> @Rodi and what is run level 3 login
[06:57] <bricky> is there a catalyst control center of some sort for ubuntu,
[06:57] <annie7130789> ?
[06:57] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, that is GDM
[06:58] <annie7130789> gdm????
[06:59] <fikri> vga ubuntu eror
[06:59] <devilina> :-(
[06:59] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, yea the GUI that displays the available users and you select them and it prompts for the password
[06:59] <J2EEE> hi... i got this nokia 2730 c and want to connect to the internet from that device paired to ubuntu 9.10 via bluetooth ... the device shows [E] means its connected correctly ... so does ubuntu show the tower in the network area when its connected .. but still ping www.google.com says unknown host
[06:59] <holocene> wikipedia says run level 4 is the console and networking, no gui
[06:59] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, GDM stands for Gnome Desktop Manager, correct me if I am wrong
[06:59] <holocene> sorry run level 3
[07:00] <annie7130789> @Rodi den tell me how to create password wall in webserver of linux?
[07:00] <devilina> yes..runlevel 3 is CUI with networking..to invoke GUI type 'startx' :)
[07:00] <J2EEE> hi... i got this nokia 2730 c and want to connect to the internet from that device paired to ubuntu 9.10 via bluetooth ... the device shows [E] means its connected correctly ... so does ubuntu show the tower in the network area when its connected .. but still ping www.google.com says unknown host
[07:00] <holocene> cui = cli?
[07:00] <RoDiMuS-X> holocene, 2-5	Full Multi-User with console logins and display manager if installed
[07:01] <devilina> yes holocene
[07:01] <holocene> Rodimus yes.
[07:01] <RoDiMuS-X> annie7130789, google Openwall
[07:02] <shazzam6999> window 1
[07:02] <holocene> how do you exit the gdm in ubuntu to get to run level 3?
[07:02] <RoDiMuS-X> hit ctrl-alt f1
[07:02] <holocene> and then to return to gdm?
[07:03] <RoDiMuS-X> ctrl-alt f8 i think
[07:03] <RoDiMuS-X> sorry f7
[07:03] <linux> oh that code::blocks 8.02 is nice download just got to see if it works as good as it looks
[07:03] <holocene> rodimus I got stuck in the console and could not return once. the reason I ask. Ok f7 will try.
[07:04] <devilina> holocene..to get back to runlevel 3..on terminal type 'init 3' :)
[07:04] <zetheroo> I want to throttle my CPU fan up at about 3000 RPM ... how can i do this? Desktop/ASUS MB/AMD CPU/ Ubuntu Karmic
[07:05] <devilina> i think i should go back to jaunty to make my front audio jacks to work...:(
[07:05] <devilina> karmic & lucid doesnt solve the issuee
[07:07] <codebrainz> zetheroo, i think you probably use lm-sensors for that, there's a pwm thingy in there if you system has one
[07:07] <Twain_32> Hello Everyone! how can help me to configure WINE ? correctly
[07:08] <zetheroo> codebrainz: well I have that running ... the sensors in the panel anyway .... but I didn't know that lm-sensors could control stuff ... I thought it was for monitoring ...
[07:08] <Twain_32> Hello Everyone! how can help me to configure WINE ? correctly
[07:09] <codebrainz> zetheroo, run pwmconfig
[07:09] <codebrainz> it will tell you if it can do it or not
[07:09] <zetheroo> what am I looking for?
[07:09] <codebrainz> for it not to say "/usr/sbin/pwmconfig: There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed"
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[07:10] <zetheroo> codebrainz: it wants to stop my fans one at a time
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Act
[07:10] <codebrainz> zetheroo, cool
[07:10] <RoDiMuS-X> /usr/sbin/pwmconfig: There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
[07:10] <Twain_32> guys! how to configure WINE correctly!
[07:10] <Twain_32> guys! how to configure WINE correctly!???
[07:11] <AndrewX192> !wine | Twain_32
[07:11] <zetheroo> codebrainz: meaning ....
[07:11] <AndrewX192> How come I can't add gnome-panel to RGBA blacklist?
[07:11] <RoDiMuS-X> night all
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Twain_32: there is no single answer to that as the config will vary wildly from app to app. Some apps run well and some will even refuse to install
[07:11] <codebrainz> codebrainz, what i pasted is what i get, not supported here, can't help.
[07:11] <magicianlord> Question: What is the preferred fstab mount option for solid state disk and why: noatime or relatime
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> Twain_32: check the appdb for. Compatibility
[07:13] <Twain_32> !appdb
[07:13] <zetheroo> codebrainz: how do I control the fan speeds?
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> Magicianlord: http://tldp.org/LDP/solrhe/Securing-Optimizing-Linux-RH-Edition-v1.3/chap6sec73.html
[07:13] <codebrainz> zetheroo, google for lm-sensors pwmconfig
[07:13] <codebrainz> or use bing, google sucks now
[07:14] <zetheroo> ok
[07:14] <clint-> zetheroo:  theres  echo commands you can use as well
[07:14] <zetheroo> why does google suck now?
[07:14] <clint-> I would do echo commands on fan state files on some hp notebooks and thinkpads, but they also have that thinkpad control deal
[07:15] <zetheroo> clint-: yes I use the Thinkpad Fan Control app on my Thinkpads ....
[07:15] <Twain_32> ok guys i understand it! but how can i download required items and where i must put them /
[07:15] <Docteh> zetheroo: occasionally its given me results sorted in a crap way while it gives my friend the results sorted better :-/
[07:15] <magicianlord> thanks man
[07:15] <clint-> like example, full rpm,  echo 0 > /proc/acpi/fan/state
[07:15] <codebrainz> zetheroo, they tweaked it to death, removed country options, definition, the search results are worse, it looks lame, and there's a new bar on the left that makes it not work on my netbook
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Magicianlord: i'd use noatime as the files will be written less and make the device last longer (ssd have limited write cycles)
[07:15] <clint-> I been debating on which thinkpad to get again.. sent a T61 back,
[07:15] <zetheroo> Docteh: I see
[07:16] <clint-> the T410 I like, but some things on it I don't like which is was more like the T61, but with that touchpad though, however I got a Logitech VX Revolution so.. don't matter
[07:16] <zetheroo> codebrainz: i see what you mean ...
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Twain_32: usually www.dll-files.com is needed but again, there is no single answer
[07:16] <magicianlord> ActionParsnip: and what abou using relatime instead of noatime?
[07:16] <clint-> but ze
[07:16] <clint-> zetheroo:
[07:16] <clint-> you can issue echo commands to control diff levels :)
[07:16] <clint-> 0 - 7
[07:16] <clint-> should be, just all depends
[07:17] <zetheroo> clint-: how do these echo commands work?
[07:17] <Ebuntu> holocene: i FINALLY got it to work
[07:17] <Ebuntu> :D
[07:17] <clint-> who me what you have for...  ls /proc/acpi/fan/
[07:17] <zetheroo> clint-: so you scrapped the Thinkpad for a Logitech?
[07:17] <clint-> no
[07:17] <clint-> I sent the T61 back because the Top LCD Cover was warped
[07:17] <clint-> but I should of kept it :)
[07:17] <summers> Привет, кто-нибудь говорить на русском? Я урожденная помочь с Ubuntu
[07:17] <clint-> brb
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> Magicianlord: http://blogs.koolwal.net/2009/01/30/installing-linux-on-usb-part-4-noatime-and-relatime-mount-options/
[07:17] <zetheroo> clint-: back ... for warranty service?
[07:17] <theadmin> summers: #ubuntu-ru пожалуйста
[07:18] <Ebuntu> I installed Wicd Network manager, and it connected through there
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Magicianlord: fyi I have no idea about this stuff. I'm just websearching
[07:18] <summers> theadmin: спасибо
[07:18] <Ebuntu> i had to connect through ethernet
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Edbuntu: wicd is sweet :)
[07:19] <Yax> comment on change la partition surlequel se trouve le grub ?
[07:19] <imprint> I recently upgraded to the new Ubuntu 10, and now my computer is messed up, mouse does not function properly, and I must turn off by pushing in power button cause if I try to turn off by power icon, I get rerouted to log in screen, all in all, the upgrade is awful,
[07:19] <codebrainz> magicianlord, noatime stops it from writing the access bits on each file each time it's accessed, relatime causes it to only update the access bits if they are different
[07:19] <codebrainz> i think
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> Edbuntu: if you always use the same wired connection you can use /etc/network/interfaces and do away completely with all gui network management apps
[07:19] <magicianlord> codebrainz: i dont really understand the difference. i just want to know which to set on my ssd netbook
[07:20] <eri> hi
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> Magicianlord: i'd shoot for noatime. It'll make it faster too :)
[07:20] <Ebuntu> lol now my sound wont work
[07:20] <codebrainz> magicianlord, noatime=less writing to flash disk, relatime=some but not lots
[07:20] <magicianlord> thank, ActionParsnip
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> !hi | eri
[07:20] <eri> i need helo to configure alsa or pulseaudio
[07:20] <magicianlord> ok
[07:21] <clint-> zetheroo: , I tried the depot method twice, but the guys in mephis tenn didn't know what they were doing, so I sent it back to Morrisville , NC and waited  1 month for a free fund check because they couldn't credit the money back to my bank which I bought from my Bank Card/Master Card
[07:21] <clint-> the next time, I will just order 1 from techforless, tigerdirect, or neweggg
[07:21] <clint-> whoever has the best deal ;)
[07:21] <clint-> I won't deal with lenovo again
[07:22] <zetheroo> clint-: wow that's shocking
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> clint: lenovo support linux nicely (usually)
[07:22] <clint-> but I been thinking about ordering a macbook pro, so I can do screencast with techsmith with virtual machines with suse/mandriva/ubuntu/fedora
[07:22] <zetheroo> clint-: I am in Australia and service has been super quality
[07:22] <clint-> well, I support my own systems, hehe :)
[07:22] <clint-> I know they do acidchild
[07:22] <clint-> ActionParsnip:
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> Mac == $$$$$$$$$$$$
[07:22] <clint-> and you know what system to eh.. ;)
[07:22] <clint-> not on techforless ActionParsnip
[07:23] <theadmin> clint-: meh, if you want to record your desktop you can always use RMD, what's the big deal?
[07:23] <nmvictor> how do i solve this ::: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5
[07:23] <clint-> I got a sonicwall TZ 170 SP for 90% off
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> !gpg
[07:23] <clint-> refresh rate :)
[07:23] <clint-> fps
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> Hmm
[07:23] <clint-> and techsmith does a great job
[07:23] <clint-> and plus, I am going to provide screencast for netinstalls and so on
[07:23] <zetheroo> clint-: I won't buy a Mac due to Apple ... ! :-/
[07:23] <clint-> maybe some LFS stuff as well
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Nmvictor: search for the key code you are getting. Is there not a key command on the page you got the ppa from?
[07:24] <clint-> zetheroo:  hee
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Zetheroo: +1
[07:24] <clint-> well I like the thinkpads and the macbook pro's, build custom performance workstations, etc
[07:24] <nmvictor> I get this everytime I run apt-get update. how do i solve it ::: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5
[07:25] <clint-> the
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> Nmvictor: did you read my suggestion??
[07:25] <clint-> theadmin:
[07:25] <theadmin> nmvictor: You have to import the corresponding public key for the repo
[07:25] <imprint> is it possible to return my computer to Ubuntu 9 without loosing all my data cause Ubuntu 10 does not function properly, any suggestions?
[07:25] <clint-> when gtk record my desktop ,and others can produce the quality techsmith camtasia studio does, then I'll think about using it
[07:25] <zetheroo> clint-: I really do not like the eco-system that Apple are creating ... so i won't support them ... I also have not had good experience with their service and support in the past ...
[07:25] <clint-> ;)
[07:26] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: yea, i am tryin to remember how i got it in the first place
[07:26] <clint-> zetheroo:  every company can be a wanker with support
[07:26] <zetheroo> clint-: but I will say that some of their offerings are shiny and kewl looking ... :)
[07:26] <codebrainz> clint-, using gstreamer "directly" with gst-launch utility works pretty good for me when i tried
[07:26] <clint-> I like the thinkpads a lot too my friend
[07:26] <clint-> I work on notebooks man
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Imprint: if your data is important then you will have a backup you can restore from after reinstalling 9.10. Rolling back is not advised nor supported
[07:26] <clint-> take them apart, clean the cpu die, reapply new artic silver compound etc
[07:27] <nmvictor> theadmin: how do i do that, isnt their a general method that would take the key as an argument
[07:27] <theadmin> nmvictor: meh, there usually are instructions on site of corresponding repo
[07:27] <zetheroo> clint-: yeah cool ... I do tech support, mostly onsite and mostly on laptops ... I have been using Thinkpads since 1999 ...
[07:27] <clint-> codebrainz:
[07:28] <clint-> the point is you have to have a high end system for quality
[07:28] <clint-> peirod
[07:28] <clint-> techsmith handles a lot more than GTK record my desktop or even demo recorder or any others and more formats
[07:28] <clint-> I'm sure something will come about as the years to come, but for now.. it doesn't
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> Clint-: I go for an easy life and buy what's super compatible :)
[07:28] <zetheroo> clint-: I hear what your saying about recordmydesktop and the like ... i have been through such nightmares about those things ...
[07:28] <clint-> and I work with several distributions, maintain windows, etc, and Mac OS X, even opensolaris
[07:28] <clint-> ActionParsnip:  I hear ya
[07:29] <nmvictor> theadmin: ActionParsnip : You guys assist, It was about #Opera browser deb http://deb.opera.com/opera/ stable non-free  #chromium browser deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/chromium-daily/ppa/ubuntu lucid main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/chromium-daily/ppa/ubuntu lucid main
[07:29] <clint-> I really like the thinkpads when it comes to notebooks and the macbook pros
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Clint-: dell d420 works 100% ootb with lucid. As does netbook remix on aspire on z45
[07:29] <clint-> I' support everything and love everybody LOL
[07:29] <clint-> I been thinking  I really need to support ubuntu again
[07:29] <shazzam6999> thinkpads are pretty amazing, I've had a t20 thats taken everything like a champ
[07:29] <theadmin> nmvictor: It's one of the last ones.
[07:29] <zetheroo> clint-:  haha ... you need to look at what Apple are doing to this world ... Steve is off his rocker me thinks ...
[07:29] <clint-> but when they jump on me about offtopic stuff thats why I love it with suse/mandriva :D
[07:29] <clint-> and opensuse-factory
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Nmvictor; are you using karmic or lucid at all?
[07:30] <clint-> plus, security is mind blowing in suse, however, I'm on some LFS stuff
[07:30] <clint-> ;)
[07:30] <clint-> expect to see my distribution in the years to come
[07:30] <nmvictor> theadmin: actually their is an error for opera too, the on i posted is for chromium
[07:30] <zetheroo> clint-: please discuss this in #off-topic .... HAHA
[07:30] <clint-> :D
[07:30] <zetheroo> LFS?
[07:30] <clint-> heck, I started working with ubuntu with hedgehog
[07:30] <clint-> blow me lol D:
[07:30] <clint-> :D
[07:30] <nmvictor> theadmin: and bytheway, is chromium available for ubuntu powerpc?
[07:30] <theadmin> clint-: Well on the other hand, that's right, you keep support channels about support
[07:30] <clint-> j/k
[07:30] <theadmin> nmvictor: no
[07:30] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: Lucid powerpc arch
[07:31] <clint-> I feel ya
[07:31] <theadmin> zetheroo: LFS is Linux From Scratch
[07:31] <imprint> well, I have no choice really but to roll back, my computer worked perfectly fine until the upgrade, now my computer is glitchy  and I am quite unhappy with this new version, are other people having the same bummer experience with the new upgrade?
[07:31] <clint-> but sometimes its ghostowns ;)
[07:31] <alktors> How do you install network manager back? I purged it to use wicd but I want to purge wicd and come back to the network manager.
[07:31] <zetheroo> theadmin: thanks ;)
[07:31] <clint-> linux from scratch boss
[07:31] <theadmin> ubottu: find network-manager
[07:31] <zetheroo> clint-: fantabulous
[07:31] <clint-> you build your own system zetheroo
[07:31] <clint-> why you think you see 100 linux distros even though theres way over 400
[07:31] <clint-> ;P
[07:31] <nmvictor> theadmin: so will removing the line on chromium solve one of the problems?
[07:32] <zetheroo> clint-: yes ... I have been mucking around with the idea of rolling my own kernel for starters
[07:32] <trythil> hmm -- radeon driver does 2D much better than fglrx, it seems
[07:32] <clint-> even though I'm still cool with suse/mandriva/fedora/ and ubuntu
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Nmvictor: go to the ppa page and use: sudo add-apt-repository <ppa bold text on page>
[07:32] <alktors> Does anyone know? :)
[07:32] <clint-> I stopped working with debian, been since 2007, I worked with it from 2005 - 2007
[07:32] <theadmin> alktors: sudo apt-get install network-manager
[07:32] <clint-> gentoo as well
[07:32] <holocene> pls repeat how to get to console from gdm? I had major problems.
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Nmvictor: keys will be handled for you
[07:32] <clint-> and many others
[07:32] <alktors> theadmin,  Thank you and can I ask you another thing please?
[07:32] <clint-> I got a lot of them narrowed down though
[07:32] <zetheroo> clint-: Suse I liked ... Fedora - not for me!
[07:32] <theadmin> alktors: Ask, of course, I'll answer if I can
[07:32] <codebrainz> alktors, sudo apt-get install network-manager network-manager-gnome iirc
[07:32] <clint-> I feel ubuntu is a great successor out of debian based systems period
[07:33] <clint-> and see linux mint doing a lot of things as well
[07:33] <clint-> I do some things with fedora
[07:33] <petros> r
[07:33] <clint-> I work with suse/mandriva more
[07:33] <zetheroo> clint-: yes mint is pretty interesting
[07:33] <clint-> and deploy them
[07:33] <alktors> theadmin,  I purged network manager because it showed me "wireless networks>disconnected in gray " even thou wireless is enabled and I have the drivers installed.
[07:33] <clint-> ubuntu though, I might start offering though again for new customers
[07:33] <alktors> theadmin,  Why?
[07:33] <clint-> I'm really big into security zetheroo
[07:33] <clint-> you could say I"m a paranoid user
[07:33] <alktors> theadmin,  Was something wrong with network manager or something? I'm a beginner.
[07:33] <zetheroo> clint-: aren't we all?
[07:33] <zetheroo> :P
[07:34] <clint-> yeah thats why I bought a sonicwall :)
[07:34] <theadmin> alktors: I don't really know such stuff sorry.
[07:34] <clint-> until I either setup a smoothwall box or pfsense box later
[07:34] <clint-> who knows
[07:34] <alktors> theadmin,  It's ok, thanks very much for your help.
[07:34] <zetheroo> clint-: into security for hobby-sake?
[07:34] <clint-> job
[07:34] <zetheroo> clint-: ahhh
[07:34] <clint-> IT/Engineer
[07:34] <zetheroo> clint-: then you know how to make and break it, ay ...
[07:35] <clint-> yep
[07:35] <zetheroo> clint-: you know that echo thing for the fans ...
[07:35] <alktors> Also guys, I want to make a wireless network under ubuntu, any tips for security?
[07:35] <clint-> I' thinking of downloading the latest LTS
[07:35] <clint-> and testing it out
[07:35] <zetheroo> clint-: can you give me a command to try ...
[07:35] <clint-> and running all kinds of security audits on it
[07:35] <clint-> but also.. I been adding tomoyo linux to distros I work with and use
[07:35] <zetheroo> clint-: 'cause I am just not finding anything
[07:36] <clint-> suse is already well secured enough
[07:36] <FloodBot1> clint-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:36] <clint-> sorry FloodBot1
[07:36] <zetheroo> hehe
[07:37] <randerzander> I'm having problems building fglrx on a 32 bit 10.04 image.. make.log complains about a missing utsrelease.h
[07:37] <clint-> yes zetheroo  I'm going to wait a min and try to get everything out on the page for you, plus I don't want to piss off any ubuntu admins
[07:37] <zetheroo> clint-: ko thanks
[07:37] <zetheroo> ok
[07:38] <codebrainz> zetheroo, under /proc/acpi/fan, if there are fans in that dir, by writing the fan speed/level to them, you can control the speed
[07:38] <nanderson> hi room
[07:38] <clint-> zetheroo: ,   list me your /proc/acpi/fans or fan
[07:39] <clint-> then what you'll do for example is like  echo 0 > /proc/acpi/fan/C20F/state
[07:39] <zetheroo> clint-: it's empty :(
[07:39] <clint-> that would turn the fan or fans to full rpm
[07:39] <codebrainz> clint-, zetheroo , isn't there an ibm subdir under acpi, specific to thinkpads?  I don't have one
[07:39] <clint-> probably because it has a custom dsdt for acpi
[07:40] <zetheroo> clint-: btw, do I need to disbale the cool and quiet feature in the BIOS?
[07:40] <zetheroo> clint-: this is on a desktop
[07:40] <clint-> ah
[07:40] <psuasti> how do i use wget to archive websites?
[07:40] <clint-> well then let it run native man
[07:40] <clint-> I don't want to screw up your bios firmware settings
[07:40] <zetheroo1> clint-: this is me on the desktop
[07:40] <clint-> what cpu socket you have
[07:40] <zetheroo1> clint-: AM2+
[07:41] <imprint> I recently upgraded to the new Ubuntu 10, and now my computer is messed up, mouse does not function properly, and I must turn off by pushing in power button cause if I try to turn off by power icon, I get rerouted to log in screen, all in all, the upgrade is awful,
[07:41] <clint-> then get an AC Freezer 64 Pro and be done with it
[07:41] <JackStoner> psuasti: go to command and type: man wget
[07:41] <zetheroo1> clint-: AC Freezer?
[07:41] <clint-> I have built several AMD AM2 socket workstations, with Asus boards and used the AC Freezer 64 Pro switzerland copper heat pipe's heatsink, best 1 bro
[07:41] <JackStoner> This will give u a brief manual for wget
[07:41] <clint-> 5000+ - 6000+
[07:41] <clint-> it keeps the AMD Athlon 64 X2's at 45- 55 F
[07:41] <zetheroo1> clint-: ah ... it's a heatsink!?
[07:42] <clint-> yes
[07:42] <clint-> replace your stock heatsink and be done with it
[07:42] <zetheroo1> clint-: is that on idle?
[07:42] <Chiggins> Hey, I'm in need of some Conky help... My Conky display ends at the middle of line 137... http://chiggins.pastebin.com/dEVvherd
[07:42] <clint-> yes
[07:42] <zetheroo1> clint-: well on idle mine is about 45 degrees
[07:42] <clint-> I have never had a problem with my engineering to these systems I have buit and programmed for my clients
[07:42] <clint-> well thats good then m8
[07:42] <clint-> but the AC Freezer 64 Pro has a 6 year warranty :)
[07:42] <zetheroo1> clint-: on load it's over 70 though
[07:43] <clint-> thats expected bro
[07:43] <zetheroo1> clint-: 60 -75
[07:43] <clint-> the cpu isn't just going to stay idle temp lol
[07:43] <clint-> either will gpu's
[07:43] <illuminatus> hi
[07:43] <illuminatus> do you know something for gnome to read my feed from google reader ?
[07:43] <zetheroo1> clint-: yeah ... I was just wondering why the Fan doesn't speed up more ...
[07:43] <clint-> unless you want to start building a cooler box :)
[07:43] <zetheroo1> clint-: it's at about 2800 RPM now ... on load
[07:43] <clint-> so the bearings don't wear out over time ;)
[07:44] <zetheroo1> clint-: hehe
[07:44] <holocene_> should I be able to get to the console by ctrl alt f1 and then return by ctrl alt f7?
[07:44] <clint-> you probably can change things in bios for fan settings, but I would just leave it where its at
[07:44] <zetheroo1> clint-: ok cool ... ha ... pun not intended
[07:44] <clint-> optimum , performance, etc. quiet
[07:45] <zetheroo1> clint-: at what temp is it bad for the CPU?
[07:45] <clint-> zetheroo:  I was building Aerocool ExtremEngine 3T's for a while, the next 1 if I use them, I will get some dust filters,
[07:45] <clint-> the 250mm side fan really isn't needed only an 80/90mm side fan, the front intake is 140mm and side rears are I can't rem off hand
[07:45] <JackStoner> illuminatus: there's a plugin on evolution if u are usung evolution
[07:45] <Chiggins> Hey, I'm in need of some Conky help... My Conky display ends at the middle of line 137... http://chiggins.pastebin.com/dEVvherd
[07:45] <clint-> 240 F is critical metling
[07:45] <clint-> melting
[07:45] <holocene_> should I be able to get to the console by ctrl alt f1 and then return by ctrl alt f7?
[07:45] <JackStoner> if not there's a lot of other good rssreaders for gnome...try google
[07:46] <clint-> gpu's run hotter than cpu's do though, they are geared very high
[07:46] <clint-> but everything is controllable to an extent
[07:46] <zetheroo1> clint-: whats that in Cel?
[07:46] <clint-> 464F
[07:46] <clint-> wait erm
[07:46] <zetheroo1> heh
[07:47] <clint-> 115 C
[07:47] <clint-> just all depends how the cpu is engineered
[07:47] <zetheroo1> clint-: oh yeah ... that's kinda hot
[07:47] <clint-> some can take a huge stress before they start to overheat and die
[07:47] <clint-> um.. yeah
[07:47] <clint-> :)
[07:47] <clint-> default engine temps are 195 - 205F
[07:48] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: are you running the live cd?
[07:48] <holocene_> onetinsoldier: no. hard disk install
[07:49] <clint-> zetheroo:  have you been using ubuntu for a while?
[07:49] <clint-> I'm going to get the latest build and work with it
[07:49] <clint-> right now, I'm just working with suse/mandriva/ mainly
[07:49] <zetheroo1> clint-: not too long ... since 2006
[07:49] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: roger. then i'd say the answer is yes, you should have Virtual Terminals available with Ctrl+Alt+F1 - F6
[07:49] <clint-> I started on hedgehog in 2005, and they also sent me 35cd's of breezy which I passed out to my College Coeds
[07:49] <zetheroo> clint-: i think I started with 6.04
[07:49] <clint-> but I was also working with debian back in 2005 with sarge, and also testing etc, through 2007
[07:50] <zetheroo> clint-: yeah I got stacks too - heh
[07:50] <holocene_> onetinsolder: I can't get back from the console. I am stuck in the console and must sudo shutdown.
[07:50] <illuminatus> JackStoner: hi
[07:50] <clint-> I wrote a custom bash script to get compiz and the fusion packages from git and do the automation of compiling and configuring from source
[07:50] <zetheroo> clint-: i am more of a noob and basic user ... :P
[07:50] <Moral_> What file controls which Logon manager is loaded? I currently have SliM loaded, but I want to switch back to GDM for a few things...
[07:50] <illuminatus> no I want somethinhg for gnome
[07:50] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: you might not need to shutdown
[07:50] <clint-> well you learn as ou go zetheroo
[07:50] <clint-> you*
[07:50] <holocene_> then what?
[07:50] <zetheroo> clint-: yeah ...
[07:51] <clint-> I' really like security zetheroo  its highly important
[07:51] <zetheroo> clint-: I have helped about 20 people change to Ubuntu from Windows ...
[07:51] <clint-> suse by far has done this for my business and for myself
[07:51] <clint-> however, as I stated I'm studying LFS and working with it..
[07:51] <zetheroo> clint-: sound good!
[07:51] <clint-> gentoo was something.. working with it from 2006 - 2007 spending months on custom work, and weeks etc
[07:51] <clint-> ubuntu is really a nice base, and for world wide support
[07:51] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: although you 'should' be able to get back to X with Ctrl+Alt+F7, try this if that's not working --> sudo service gdm stop   ...followed by sudo service gdm start
[07:52] <zetheroo> clint-: so your clients use Linux I take it ...
[07:52] <clint-> zetheroo:  thats cool
[07:52] <holocene_> onetinsolder: noted. thanks. will try.
[07:52] <clint-> residential, business, yes, windows and linux,
[07:52] <mneptok> clint-: you have been asked multiple times to take non-support issues to -offtopic
[07:52] <clint-> and I manage virtual machiens for them, np mnemon
[07:52] <clint-> argh mnemon
[07:52] <zetheroo> clint-: here it comes :P ... off-topic
[07:52] <clint-> mneptok: *
[07:52] <clint-> yeah lets take it to ubuntu offtopic
[07:53] <holocene_> onetinsolder: does suspend or hibernate have even the slightest thing to do with not being able to switch back?
[07:53] <bricky>  hey is there a way to restore my display drivers, or reset them to their default..
[07:53] <Moral_> Guys, I  need some help. Slim keeps booting into gnome, and I want it to boot into xfce... I have this line in slim.conf  login_cmd           exec /bin/bash -login /etc/X11/Xsession %session       where is the %session variable located?
[07:53] <dseo80> Hi i have a folder containing very long file names (~40-50char) in Korean, Japanes, English - im getting errors using different methods or trying to copy/archive it
[07:54] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: it could. i haven't had any trouble with suspend on my desktop system, but i've seen people say they've had some problems, especially with hibernate
[07:54] <dseo80> can someone give me some help in a command that will do thIS?
[07:54] <revilodraw> i feel stupid for asking this, but how do i set brasero as the default dc buring application?
[07:54] <aprilus> who know how to disable the touchpad? it seems that i can not find the disable option in preference > mouse > touchpad in ubuntu 10.04. btw, fn+f9 can disable it but i don't want to do this everytime.
[07:54] <dseo80> ive tried, cp, tar, and rsync - rsync worked best but still only get 10% of the files
[07:54] <holocene_> onetinsolder: But is hibernate or suspend somehow connected to ctrl at f7?
[07:55] <revilodraw> aprilus: there's a program called touchfreeze you could use
[07:55] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: no, not that i know of
[07:56] <holocene_> onetinsolder: ok. thanks. I miss being able to boot into a console first, then starting the gui environment.
[07:56] <Chiggins> Hey, I'm in need of some Conky help... My Conky display ends at the middle of line 137... http://chiggins.pastebin.com/dEVvherd
[07:57] <codebrainz> holocene_, do you have alternate keys with a "function" lock or something?
[07:57] <aprilus> revilodraw: thanks, i will try
[07:58] <holocene_> codebrainz: yes. I think it is the cresent moon key. I press it, but can never come back.
[07:58] <holocene_> codebrainz: unsure of your question though
[07:58] <defendguin> i just installed lucid and i don't have a volume applet
[07:58] <codebrainz> well, if function lock or whatever is on, it's obviously the sleep button, i would assume for some reason by the moon
[07:58] <dseo80> oh
[07:59] <codebrainz> so it won't change TTYs
[07:59] <holocene_> I can get to the console. but its a one way trip.
[07:59] <codebrainz> press the Function lock or whatever key and try again
[08:00] <codebrainz> X windows should be on of the TTYs, probably 7
[08:00] <holocene_> ok. pressing the lock key now....
[08:00] <revilodraw>  i feel stupid for asking this, but how do i set brasero as the default dc buring application?
[08:01] <holocene_> no effect.
[08:01] <codebrainz> when you press Ctrl+Alt+Fn, where n is between 1-8, you don't get switched back to Xorg?
[08:02] <codebrainz> one of them should
[08:02] <defendguin> hmmm there is a difference between the indicator applet and the notification area    how odd
[08:02] <holocene_> ctrl alt f7 as I was directed has an effect but it does not return me to the gui
[08:02] <jake__> farts
[08:02] <jake__> double farts
[08:02] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: did the commands i gave you to restart gdm(X) work as a workaround for now? just curious :-)
[08:02] <genewitc1> how do i start a gnome session from ssh so that i can connect to it via RDP?
[08:03] <codebrainz> holocene_, what about ctrl alt f1, f2, f3 or any others?
[08:03] <holocene_> onetinsoldier: I will try them.
[08:03] <onetinsoldier> holocene_: roger that
[08:03] <rocket16> Hello again, respected members
[08:03] <thinkstu> Hello
[08:03] <rocket16> Hello thinkstu
[08:03] <holocene_> testing now brb
[08:04] <thinkstu> rocket16,  I'm trying to mount ntfs system, which has VISTA, but I got message error I need to make chkdsk
[08:05] <holocene_> onetinsoldier and codebrainz: ctrl alt f7 brought me back. Yea! thanks for the help. restores my faith in this laptop
[08:05] <Haruhi> ÔçÉÏºÃ~ :-D
[08:05] <thinkstu> rocket16, how can I make chkdsk from ubunut !!?
[08:05] <rocket16> Some websites, while loading in a browser are prevented by the browser saying "Malicious content", and if we open then in Windows, infection is sure. But in Ubuntu, will there be the same?
[08:05] <trythil> hmm, looks like I solved my 2D performance problem, kinda
[08:05] <rocket16> thinkstu: I think, the matter is not related to Checkdsk, do you have ntfs-3g installed?
[08:05] <thinkstu> yes it is
[08:06] <trythil> the OSS radeon driver has far better 2D performance than the latest Catalyst driver under Lucid
[08:06] <trythil> I'm going to chalk this one up to "ATI sucks"
[08:06] <lingbo> join
[08:06] <thinkstu> rocket16, this is the first line of the error message $MFTMirr does not match $MFT (record 1).
[08:07] <revilodraw>  i feel stupid for asking this, but how do i set brasero as the default cd burning application?
[08:07] <thinkstu> ...., how to make chkdsk from ubuntu !!!!?
[08:08] <codebrainz> revilodraw, default in what? what do you want to happen when
[08:08] <CaptainTrek> revilodraw:  System > Preferences > Preferred Applications, maybe?
[08:08] <e-DIO-t> yo!
[08:08] <rocket16> thinkstu: I see. To make it, install ntfsprogs package. Then, I think the problem will be solved. Use: sudo apt-get install ntfsprog
[08:08] <revilodraw> CaptainTrek: i looked there, nothing at all about cds or dvds
[08:08] <codebrainz> thinkstu, if you want to mount it unclean, not-recommended, use the -o force on the mount command, see man mount.ntfs
[08:09] <revilodraw> codebrainz: hi, i want nothing to pop up when i put in a cd or dvd. any help?
[08:09] <genewitc1> so does anyone know how to start gnome-session from a remote terminal?
[08:09] <CaptainTrek> revilodraw:  disable automounting then
[08:09] <rocket16> thinkstu: Also, instead of chkdsk, use fsck in Ubuntu, it nearly does the same function. fsck command is to be used
[08:09] <thinkstu> rocket16, E: Couldn't find package ntfsprog
[08:09] <thinkstu> rocket16, I'm using Lubuntu
[08:10] <CaptainTrek> !info ntfs-prog
[08:10] <thinkstu> codebrainz, force mount is not working too
[08:10] <CaptainTrek> darn, what's its thing...
[08:10] <onetinsoldier> genewitc1: i've never used ssh. so all i can think of is --> sudo service gdm start
[08:10] <thinkstu> fsck get the same error, and mentioned that I have to fix it using chkdsk
[08:10] <codebrainz> thinkstu, if you can boot into windows and shut it down cleanly it should mount when you return to ubuntu
[08:10] <codebrainz> and run chdsk in windows on it while in there
[08:10] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: boot to windows command prompt and type chkdsk
[08:11] <genewitc1> onetinsoldier: ok that started something, but i need to connect to it
[08:11] <CaptainTrek> FYI: Windows support is in ##windows, not here
[08:11] <genewitc1> via remote desktop
[08:11] <thinkstu> codebrainz, CaptainTrek I can't boot from windows :S
[08:11] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  then you're out of luck, Ubuntu can't run chkdsk
[08:11] <cclmyy> 这儿是聊天室？
[08:11] <theadmin> while deleting bsd-mailx, it tries to delete the checkinstall'ed nmap, why on earth?
[08:11] <rocket16> thinkstu: Sorry, the package was ntfsprogs. So use: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[08:11] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: It has fsck.ntfs
[08:12] <CaptainTrek> theadmin: which doesnt always work the way Windows wants.
[08:12] <onetinsoldier> genewitc1: roger. can't help anymore than that. but that should have started x-windows (gnome session) on the remote system
[08:12] <revilodraw> CaptainTrek: i want them to automount, just for nothing to pop up once they've mounted
[08:12] <cclmyy> 晕  都是英语阿··
[08:12] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: That is true. It doesn't always work at all, either
[08:12] <genewitc1> i found it gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/enabled true
[08:12] <thinkstu> rocket16, already installed "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 67 not upgraded.
[08:12] <thinkstu> "
[08:12] <CaptainTrek> theadmin:  doubly true xD
[08:13] <gbear14275> can I assign a br and eth the same IP?
[08:13] <thinkstu> rocket16, the ntfs part in sda2, even when I'm trying to boot from it, it did nothing
[08:14] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  what version of windows?
[08:14] <thinkstu> VISTA
[08:14] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  did you delete the Vista (loader) partition?
[08:14] <theadmin> thinkstu: Can you boot from a windows CD, get to the recovery console and do it from there?
[08:14] <thinkstu> cappicard, I'm not sure, but I didn't delete it
[08:14] <CaptainTrek> wrong highlight
[08:14] <CaptainTrek> xD
[08:14] <thinkstu> theadmin, I don't have the Windows CD now :(
[08:14] <Lazy^> thinkstu: reinstall vista bootloader, then use live-cd to reinstall grub
[08:15] <rocket16> thinkstu: I see. try these commands: sudo -i first in terminal, then, ntfsfix /dev/sda2. Install the ntfsfix package for this.
[08:15] <thinkstu> I tried ntfsfix
[08:15] <thinkstu> but same problem
[08:15] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  you'd need to take this to a tech in my opinion, your issue is bordering on "beyond fixable via IRC chat"
[08:16] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  and I've seen a LOT of those kinds of issues (those being "beyond fixable via IRC chat")
[08:16] <maitrey> Hi to everyone, excuse me, I have no idea how does it work here. Can I ask you only one "simple" question? I have HD radeon 4350 and I'm searching for some linux distro. Upto now tried ubuntu, but it didn't work. Is this card supported in Opensuse11.2
[08:16] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, the funny part is I'm a tec, but I'm home with no tools to use :(
[08:16] <rocket16> Try this command: ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 /mnt/ntfs -o force
[08:16] <CaptainTrek> maitrey: ask in ##linux
[08:16] <rocket16> thinkstu: Make sure it is not mounted
[08:16] <maitrey> thanks
[08:16] <rocket16> thinkstu: Then try ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 /mnt/ntfs -o force
[08:16] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  lol?  Perhaps you need to go get a Win Vista OEM disk
[08:17] <KungFuBear> Hi, I'm having trouble booting my live cd. I'm at a (initramfs) shell prompt with an error message: Unable to find a medium containing a live file system. What should I do?
[08:17] <thinkstu> rocket16, let me try this command
[08:17] <CaptainTrek> KungFuBear:  sounds like a bad live cd
[08:17] <thinkstu> rocket16, same error :(
[08:18] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  again, time to invest in a Win Vista OEM disc
[08:18] <KungFuBear> CaptainTrek its not. It has to do with the computer I'm trying it on. Its an old pc. The cd works fine on my laptop
[08:18] <thinkstu> cappicard, I don't have the disk :(
[08:18] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  again, make sure you highlight the *correct* person
[08:18] <bricky_> hey can ubuntu scan for hardware updates and missing drivers
[08:18] <holocene_>  kungfubear: I once switched out the cdrom drive with another and it worked
[08:19] <thinkstu>  :)
[08:19] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: then what I said stands, it seems you're out of luck.  this issue seems "beyond fixable via IRC chat"
[08:19] <rocket16> thinkstu: Your NTFS partition has been corrupted and you can fix it through Windows tools only. Boot up Windows OS and run chkdsk on C: Drive. In case Windows OS in not booting up, plug-in your harddisk in a machine having any Windows OS and run chkdsk.
[08:19] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, this is the first time (for me) to find someone give up in IRC :)
[08:20] <rocket16> thinkstu: I agree with CaptainTrek to an extent, :( Sorry,
[08:20] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  its 3:20 AM here xD  guess why
[08:20] <thinkstu> rocket16, anyway thanks for trying
[08:20] <thinkstu> cappicard, lol
[08:20] <thinkstu> I got it
[08:20] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, do you have work tomorrow ?
[08:21] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  nope, college student off from classes for the summer.
[08:21] <Chazrawr> May I ask a question?
[08:21] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: not everyone here has a full time job
[08:21] <holocene_> oh, to be in college again.
[08:21] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: i'm on call for my dad's office though...  they dont know their linux server's commands, and I do xD
[08:21] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, lol
[08:22] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, I think that's a very nice think
[08:22] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: go to #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support chat with me
[08:22] <CaptainTrek> i'll be there shortly
[08:22] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: Uh, can't you ssh to that server? ;)
[08:22] <CaptainTrek> theadmin:  which, my dad's office server?
[08:22] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: Why yes
[08:23] <CaptainTrek> theadmin:  noo.  he's a lawyer, and that server's protected by multiple firewalls xD
[08:23] <cherva> what is the best way to chroot an sftp user ?
[08:23] <CaptainTrek> theadmin:  besides, he's a 15 minute light rail trip away xD
[08:23] <linux> how do i remove this <invalid\ path>  from my root?
[08:23] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: ic %)
[08:23] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: Dunno what's a light rail, but whatever
[08:24] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: Sounds like something from a sci-fi movie to me, lol
[08:24] <CaptainTrek> theadmin: streetcar, trolley, light rail transit car, New York City Subway Car, etc
[08:24] <CaptainTrek> theadmin:  those are examples
[08:24] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, your father has a IT company ?
[08:24] <theadmin> CaptainTrek: Ah, trolley, got it now, thanks XD
[08:24] <th3seaw0lf> hi everyone, i need to know something really important
[08:24] <theadmin> th3seaw0lf: 42.
[08:24] <th3seaw0lf> can anyone help?
[08:25] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: no my dad's a lawyer, i'm his tech person though
[08:25] <CaptainTrek> th3seaw0lf:  ask your question already
[08:25] <Jordan_U> theadmin: Damn, you beat me to it.
[08:25] <CaptainTrek> !ot | theadmin
[08:26] <th3seaw0lf> i need to install 10.04 over 9.10, without formatting the hd, but i cant uprade because the previous installation is completely broken
[08:26] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, Lawyer !!!!, what does he need a serve for ?
[08:26] <th3seaw0lf> and i cant even reach grub
[08:26] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu:  email, LDAP, internet at his office, etc. etc. etc.
[08:26] <theadmin> th3seaw0lf: I don't see a way to like that. If it's GRUB, you may reinstall it from a live CD...
[08:26] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: lol, MOST small businesses have a server xD
[08:27] <th3seaw0lf> now, when i use a live cd, i can only install it in a new partition, or format the whole HD
[08:27] <th3seaw0lf> and do a clean install
[08:27] <th3seaw0lf> i dont want that
[08:27] <theadmin> th3seaw0lf: You can also format just one partition
[08:27] <th3seaw0lf> cuz my important stuff is on that HD
[08:27] <Jordan_U> th3seaw0lf: How did it break? It may not be as irecoverable as it seems. (though you can re-install without reformatting by choosing manual partitioning)
[08:28] <th3seaw0lf> well, the fstab is empty, and /boot/ is empty
[08:28] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, I'm not sure where are you from, but server for Lawyer .....
[08:28] <Jordan_U> th3seaw0lf: And anything important should really be backed up, in any situation.
[08:28] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, do you mean mail. backup, LDAP .etc server ?
[08:28] <Jordan_U> th3seaw0lf: How did that happen?
[08:28] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: DUH
[08:28] <CaptainTrek> thinkstu: what did you THINK I meant???
[08:28] <CaptainTrek> >.>
[08:28] <CaptainTrek> ANYWAYS, this is offtopic
[08:29] <CaptainTrek> back to support
[08:29] <thinkstu> CaptainTrek, lol
[08:29] <th3seaw0lf> ia couple of days ao, while on pidgen, X restarted suddenly, and showed me the whole X error screen
[08:29] <rubydiamond> guys I am having keyserver inssue
[08:29] <untmdsprt> so what happens if you are using Ibex?
[08:29] <thinkstu> I have to try fixing my computer
[08:29] <rubydiamond> issue* http://pastie.org/986893
[08:29] <thinkstu> have a nice day all
[08:29] <th3seaw0lf> where i could see the los, or choose previous settings and crap
[08:29] <rubydiamond> gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[08:29] <th3seaw0lf> so i tried to reconfigure raphics
[08:30] <theadmin> untmdsprt: You don't receive important updates, and you won't receive support on these channels either
[08:30] <th3seaw0lf> which didnt work at all
[08:30] <Kalle__> People keep dissing Webmin so I try to find an alternative and I'm recommended Ebox. Anyone using that? Is there any use for this software for the guy who wants to work with virtual hosts? I can only create, rename or remove hosts, nothing else! What's the use for this?
[08:30] <bricky> hey guys suppose I busted my display driver how can I get it back
[08:30] <artypig78> hi
[08:30] <artypig78> is there anyone here who runs znc on their machine?
[08:30] <th3seaw0lf> u following me Jordan_U
[08:30] <untmdsprt> is there an automatic upgrade or do you have to use a live/alternative CD to upgrade?
[08:31] <rubydiamond> halp
[08:31] <Chazrawr> Hello all. I am having a problem getting Ubuntu to recognize/mount dvd's. It will mount blanks and my home movies that I've made. I have lucid fully updated. I have installed the restricted  software package.
[08:31] <theadmin> untmdsprt: You can update only to Jaunty from interpid
[08:31] <artypig78> if some1 is running znc on ubuntu, please pm me
[08:31] <ylmfos> hi
[08:32] <untmdsprt> theadmin, ok, thanks
[08:32] <theadmin> Chazrawr: You'd probably need libdvdcss2, AFAIR that is available in !medibuntu
[08:33] <onetinsoldier> theadmin: you don't have to be running medibuntu to get it installed
[08:34] <theadmin> onetinsoldier: "Running medibuntu"?! It's a repo.
[08:34] <onetinsoldier> first you install libdvdread4. then run this included script --> sudo ./usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[08:35] <onetinsoldier> theadmin: roger.. my bad
[08:36] <onetinsoldier> theadmin: you don't need to add the medibuntu repo is what i should have said
[08:36] <untmdsprt> do we still have to register for this channel?
[08:37] <Chazrawr> It said sudo: ./usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh: command not found
[08:37] <Chazrawr> Oh, opps. I'll try that, thanks.
[08:37] <summers> yes hello
[08:37] <onetinsoldier> untmdsprt: don't think so. don't know that's ever been a requirement
[08:37] <summers> i would like to announce a new ubuntu channel, #ubuntu-faggots, all are welcome to join
[08:37] <Twain_32> guys! how can update my wine version ?
[08:38] <untmdsprt> onetinsoldier, I saw something like that a few days ago
[08:38] <rocket16> untmdsprt: You simply need to register your nick. In case the channel goes under Spamblocker protection, you'll be able to enter only with a registered nick.
[08:39] <untmdsprt> rocket16, I've done that with nickserv
[08:39] <Twain_32> guys! how can update my wine version ?
[08:39] <untmdsprt> are you talking about something else?
[08:39] <onetinsoldier> untmdsprt: hmmm. afiak, you only need to register if you want to keep yourself from turning into a Guest all the time, at least if the nick you pick is already taken by a registered user
[08:39] <Twain_32> !wine
[08:39] <rocket16> rocket16: Then no problem, :) You are always welcome to join here
[08:39] <Chazrawr> Ok, sorry. I already had libdvdread4 installed. and it said that second command couldn't be found.
[08:40] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: oh? hmmm. hang on a moment
[08:40] <SmokeyD> hey everyone. How can I tell /etc/fstab that a certain mount should only be done after the network is up? I have a fuse sshfs share mounted in there that I want to automount when the network is up
[08:40] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: it should be there... what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[08:40] <th3seaw0lf> can anyone help me please on private? :(
[08:41] <CaptainTrek> th3seaw0lf:  no
[08:41] <dabin> 有中国的吗？
[08:41] <Chazrawr> Lucid lynx fully updated.
[08:41] <onetinsoldier> !cn | dabin
[08:42] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: what do you get fomr this command? --> dpkg -l libdvdread4
[08:42] <onetinsoldier> from*
[08:42] <SmokeyD> th3seaw0lf: just ask your question here. Don't ask people to help you, they will if they can.
[08:42] <Chazrawr> You want the whole thing or just a particular part of it?
[08:42] <th3seaw0lf> SmokeyD its very lon and complicated, i'll paste it on pastebin
[08:43] <theadmin> Is there a way to "simulate" a grub install to see if it detects all OS's correctly?
[08:43] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: just the last line.. the bottom line
[08:43] <insign> i want install the ucc, but it need jstest-gtk and the site getdeb is out...
[08:43] <Chazrawr> ii  libdvdread4    4.1.3-8ubuntu1 library for reading DVDs
[08:44] <SmokeyD> theadmin: I think grub-probe
[08:44] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: what country are you in?
[08:44] <Chazrawr> USA.
[08:45] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: strange. /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh is in that package
[08:45] <th3seaw0lf> SmokeyD http://pastebin.com/vPihKT9v
[08:46] <jetienne> is there something like add-apt-repository but to remove it ?
[08:46] <quibbler> Twain_32-> have a look here: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa
[08:46] <Chazrawr> That's odd, its working now.
[08:46] <onetinsoldier> Chazrawr: lol. ok, cool
[08:47] <Chazrawr> Once I run that it should work. Right?
[08:48] <SmokeyD> th3seaw0lf: wow, that indeed sounds messed up. I guess your whole install is messed up after the connection broke during upgrade. I am sorry, but I can't help you find the real problem, other than recommending backing up stuff with a live cd and doing a fresh install.
[08:48] <xruby> hello
[08:48] <wedo> hello
[08:48] <wedo> I need help plz
[08:49] <Bodman456> hi guys
[08:49] <quibbler> insign-> look here: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/getdeb-mirror-site.html
[08:49] <siriusnova> wedo what is the problem
[08:49] <wedo> hi siriusnova
[08:49] <xruby> hello anyone know free account shell to practice linux cmd plz
[08:49] <SmokeyD> th3seaw0lf: you could though try to at least reinstall grub. see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 for more info on that
[08:49] <wedo> I cannot shutdown or reboot my system
[08:50] <th3seaw0lf> thanks SmokeyD, looking into that
[08:50] <CaptainTrek> xruby: nope, just install ubuntu and then practice xD
[08:50] <SmokeyD> wedo: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[08:50] <siriusnova> wedo - what do you mean
[08:51] <wedo> siriusnova: when i click shutdown or reboot it does not make anything
[08:51] <xruby> :( i dont have a any pc to install it im forced to use that fukin windows
[08:51] <siriusnova> hum
[08:51] <wedo> only hibernate and suspend works
[08:51] <siriusnova> oh
[08:51] <siriusnova> weird
[08:51] <th3seaw0lf> SmokeyD, i cant install grub because my Grub is broken and i cant get to terminal :P
[08:51] <siriusnova> what Ubuntu is this?
[08:51] <siriusnova> 10.04?
[08:51] <wedo> lucid
[08:51] <siriusnova> what kind of machine
[08:51] <wedo> yep siriusnova
[08:51] <xruby> anyone know wubi
[08:51] <wedo> laptop dell
[08:51] <th3seaw0lf> even with a live cd, i dont think installing grub is possible
[08:51] <theadmin> xruby: Yeah
[08:51] <elvisds> I'm using wvdial to connect to the internet. But there is no system-wide notification of the connection. Firefox still starts in Offline mode, Empathy does not attempt to connect... Anything I should be doing?
[08:52] <CaptainTrek> wedo: in terminal:  sudo shutdown now
[08:52] <theadmin> th3seaw0lf: It is
[08:52] <CaptainTrek> test it
[08:52] <SmokeyD> th3seaw0lf: on that link I sent you, there is a section (towards the bottom) about reinstalling grub2 using a live cd
[08:52] <SmokeyD> so you can do it by booting from a live cd and then reinstall grub from there
[08:52] <wedo> CaptainTrek:  I have this problem for one week now
[08:52] <Chazrawr> Ok I ran that script earlier and I manually installed mediabuntu and it still won't mount any dvd's.
[08:53] <CaptainTrek> wedo: still do it please
[08:53] <CaptainTrek> to test something
[08:53] <wedo> i used to shutdown by using : sudo  init 0
[08:53] <SmokeyD> th3seaw0lf: I would recommend method 3 from there.
[08:53] <xruby> i already installed but when i restore windows installation is already on in windows but i cant reinstall that work but installer for wubi was destroy how can i force to reinstall it without lost grub and all my installation
[08:58] <kraut> moin
[08:58] <gbear14275> how do you restart networking?
[08:58] <Chazrawr> Ok I ran that script told to earlier and I manually installed mediabuntu and it still won't mount any dvd's.
[08:59] <gbear14275> nvm
[09:00] <wedo> CaptainTrek: the command work and its shutdown
[09:02] <wedo> hello
[09:02] <codeshah> hey guys, it seems I cannot access my ubuntu computer at an office building, because no incoming ports are opened... [there are routers behind routers behind routers!]
[09:02] <codeshah> are there any alternatives to regular vnc, ssh ?
[09:02] <codeshah> i.e. can I somehow have the computer connect to a 3rd party server, and somehow connect through that?
[09:03] <mkquist> gbear14275: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart    should work
[09:03] <dm2> Having a strange problem.... Randomly when I click, X shuts down, and then I get booted to a screen that says my Screen, video card (and something else, i dont remember) cannot be detected (even though they were JUST running) and it asks me to go into low video mode etc.
[09:04] <wedo> can anyone help me with runlevels
[09:04] <mkquist> Chazrawr: did you install the css extras?
[09:04] <bricky> since were all asking i thought id ask for a hand in reinstalling the correct ati driver package
[09:05] <gbear14275> how do I bring down a bridge?
[09:05] <bricky> :P
[09:05] <Chazrawr> I did.
[09:05] <mkquist> Chazrawr: or the extra codecs to run the things that ubuntu does not come with?  like restricted codecs?
[09:05] <smegzor1> Prior to 10.04 if I launch a bash script I was asked if I wanted to run it in terminal, edit it etc.  In 10.04 it just runs.  Where do I change this back to the old behaviour?  I regularly want to edit the script immediately prior to running it (to launch Wine prefixes) and it was a LOT more convenient to be asked what I wanted to do each time.
[09:05] <vallhalla> !radeon
[09:05] <Chazrawr> mkquist: Those are all installed as well.
[09:06] <wedo> can anyone help me with runlevels
[09:06] <mkquist> Chazrawr: can you 'look' at the dvd and see it vob files?
[09:07] <mkquist> Chazrawr: i've never had a problem with ubuntu, at least, and dvd's after installing the codecs...
[09:07] <mkquist> *not and ... with
[09:07] <Chazrawr> mkquist: What do you mean look?
[09:08] <mkquist> Chazrawr: can you manually mount the dvd and 'see' the files on it?
[09:08] <wedo> how can I enable a verbose boot
[09:08] <mkquist> Chazrawr: as in can you browse the dvd...
[09:09] <wedo> I want to see all the messages and procedures happens while loading
[09:09] <rww> wedo: sudo nano /etc/default/grub, remove the quiet and splash entries from the relevant line, save, and do "sudo update-grub"
[09:09] <Chazrawr> mkquist: Hmm, I don't know how to manually mount it. What's the command?
[09:09] <mkquist> wedo: do you want to 'see' what is happening on boot?
[09:09] <wedo> yes mkquist
[09:09] <wedo> ty rww
[09:09] <mkquist> Chazrawr: sudo mount /dev/whatever drive it is... after making a directory in (probably) media
[09:10] <gbear14275> can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong here... I seem to have a zombie bridge: http://paste.ubuntu.com/442675/
[09:10] <mkquist> wedo: you can remove the "quiet" by editing the boot line in grub and see what is actually happening instead of seeing, like a progress bar
[09:11] <gbear14275> no matter what I do I can't seem to kill this br1
[09:11] <mkquist> wedo: by default ubuntu boots in 'quiet' mode.. which does not show what it's doing...
[09:12] <wedo> mkquist: yes I do not see anything after the grub choices until i have the login screen
[09:12] <mkquist> wedo: you have to edit the choice you want to see
[09:12] <pat5star> wedo: dmesg
[09:12] <wedo> I have some start up programs does not start and I have to start it manually each time
[09:13] <gbear14275> anyone... zombie networking... any ideas? http://paste.ubuntu.com/442675/
[09:13] <mkquist> wedo: it's an option when grub pops up
[09:13] <wedo> pat5star: I tried dmesg but couldn't find anything related
[09:13] <Chazrawr> Ok, It's late for me. I can barely think. I'm gonna try again tomorrow, thanks for all the help.
[09:14] <pat5star> wedo: the programs you want to autostart, are they in /etc/rc2.d?
[09:14] <mkquist> wedo: you can go into preferences and add them to startup applications.  That might take care of it
[09:14] <wedo> pat5star: the runlevel is unknown
[09:15] <waheedi> sudo adduser --group www-data deploy what should this command do ?
[09:15] <pat5star> wedo: why? you mean you don't know what runlevel you're on?
[09:15] <wedo> mkquist: network-manager does not start automatic, do I have to put it in autostart
[09:15] <waheedi> i think it creates new user deploy under group www-data
[09:15] <waheedi> right?
[09:16] <pat5star> waheedi: that adds a new user called 'deploy' and adds 'deploy' to the group 'www-data'
[09:16] <untmdsprt> does anyone use a different language besides English?
[09:16] <waheedi> pat5star:  wrong
[09:16] <waheedi> pat5star: $ sudo adduser --group www-data deploy
[09:16] <waheedi> adduser: Specify only one name in this mode.
[09:16] <rww> untmdsprt: We have different channels for different languages. Which one do you want?
[09:16] <wedo> pat5star: i know the runlevel but when i check it it gives me unknown
[09:16] <pat5star> waheedi: wrong?
[09:17] <untmdsprt> well I want to know how to correctly set up Ubuntu so when I want English I get all English, and when I want Japanese I'll get all Japanese
[09:17] <waheedi> it gives me this adduser: Specify only one name in this mode.
[09:17]  * gbear14275 runs away from zombie network... shooting ifdown's as he goes... anyone help?.... Bueller?  *pow* *pow*... [from the distance] mmm brains   http://paste.ubuntu.com/442675/
[09:17] <untmdsprt> I'm getting a mixture of both right now
[09:17] <_Yang_> is backtrack rip of ubuntu?
[09:17] <rww> !derivatives | _Yang_
[09:18] <_Yang_> oh....okay
[09:18] <_Yang_> Error : /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
[09:18] <_Yang_> explain /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
[09:18] <_Yang_> please?
[09:18] <donkey> salve a tutti
[09:18] <rww> !it | donkey
[09:18] <theadmin> _Yang_: Something wrong with the application or you are running it the wrong way
[09:19] <mkquist> gbear14275: having fun now are you?
[09:19] <_Yang_> any ruby prblm?
[09:19]  * gbear14275 fires more ifdowns... bleeding from the ankel...  *pant*  "Need more cardio"
[09:19] <_Yang_> kk
[09:19] <gbear14275> mkquist: no... damn zombie wont die
[09:19] <Moral_> good evening, I ve slim installed and it was booting into gnome, I wanted it to boot into xfce, I made a  .xinitrc with "exec startxfce4 &"  and In slim.conf I had it point to that .xinitrc file. It didnt work and  now I cant even boot back into gnome. In the slim.conf file there is login_cmd           exec /bin/bash
[09:19] <Ebuntu> gbear14275: lol
[09:19] <Moral_>  -login /etc/X11/Xsesion %session where %session is defined as default, or xfce4. whhen I switched it back to  ... Xsession %session gnome didnt boot. So somehow the default variable got messed up and it doesnt know  where to boot from. When i ctrl-alt-f5 and killall x and slim and remove the locks in /tmp  then startx or  startxfce i get this error http://haxnet.org/pastebin/index.php/view/aaf16df3 it's at the bottom, regarding  the keymap. An
[09:19] <Moral_> It should also be noted, when I login as root and startx or startxfce it loads the window managers normally
[09:20] <onetinsoldier> waheedi: i think, if you already have the www-data group on the system, you would add the user to that group. if not. make the www-data group, then add users to it
[09:20] <waheedi> onetinsoldier: www-data group already exists
[09:21] <waheedi> but when i try to add user deploy it says adduser: Specify only one name in this mode.
[09:21] <linux> ok i finally got codeblocks working and program for test came out something like this #include <iostream>
[09:21] <linux> using namespace std;
[09:21] <linux> int main()
[09:21] <linux> {
[09:21] <linux>     cout << "Hello world!" << endl;
[09:21] <FloodBot2> linux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:21] <linux>     return 0;
[09:21] <waheedi> onetinsoldier:  this works sudo useradd deploy -g www-data
[09:21] <waheedi> but adduser does not
[09:21] <linux> oh floodbot k
[09:21]  * gbear14275 sighs and states, "well, guess this is it..."  as he hits the big red button... "reboot"
[09:22] <Moral_> anyone?
[09:22] <rethus> have change /etc/inputrc. have i to restart a deamon to mkae changes take effect?
[09:22] <onetinsoldier> waheedi: ok, roger. i think the aaduser command would just be...  adduser deploy www-data
[09:22] <onetinsoldier> waheedi: if you had already created the deploy user
[09:23] <peppo> my indicator applets for network and bluetooth have disappeared. how to get them back? lucid, indicator-applet-session 0.3.6-0ubuntu2
[09:23]  * gbear14275 cheers!  success!
[09:23] <waheedi> yeah true, thanks onetinsoldier
[09:23] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: congrats :-)
[09:23] <onetinsoldier> waheedi: cheers
[09:23] <gbear14275> onetinsoldier: thanks... wen't down with em... luckily I have lots of lives left
[09:23] <linux> i also tried <stdlib.h> and see if i could execute a file without using a './ execute file'
[09:24] <jetienne> is there something like add-apt-repository but to remove it ?
[09:24] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: bears also have nine lives? hehe
[09:24] <gbear14275> something like that... how many times did g_unit get shot and still live?
[09:25] <gbear14275> I'm a gbear (this is almost too corny for me to say... almost)
[09:25] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: :-)
[09:26] <Moral_> What file do you change if you want to use GDM
[09:26] <Moral_> I have slim
[09:26] <Moral_> and I want to switch it back to GDM
[09:26] <Lazy^> Anyone here who knows about Wine...
[09:26] <Moral_> I forgot what I modified
[09:27] <erUSUL> !anyone | Lazy^
[09:27] <Lazy^> =)
[09:27] <Lazy^> Ok, does wine have problem if you have compiz enable. Programs / Games start /works fine.. but i cant set correct resolution.
[09:28] <schlaftier> Moral_: easiest is probably if you do: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[09:28] <theadmin> Lazy^: Don't use Compiz with WINE, many known issues with it
[09:28] <Moral_> alright, thanks
[09:29] <Lazy^> theadmin: so basicly i should change window manager before i start using wine ?
[09:29] <theadmin> Lazy^: Yeah, disable compiz trough appearance settings
[09:29] <theadmin> Lazy^: Or write a script which will do something like "metacity --replace && wine /path/to/your/thing.exe && compiz --replace"
[09:30] <xlrllrr> i already installed but when i restore windows installation is already on in windows but i cant reinstall that work but installer for wubi was destroy how can i force to reinstall it without lost grub and all my installation
[09:30] <xlrllrr> u understand my problem?
[09:30] <Lazy^> theadmin: yes yes, but it seems that the same problem is there.. Games tent to use 3280 x 1200 resolution.. which is both of my screens...
[09:31] <erUSUL> Lazy^: #winehq ?
[09:31] <Galerien> xlrllrr: not relay...
[09:31] <bardo_>  hello to all. i have a intel 855 graphic driver, xubuntu 10.04 doesen'e work correctly with that hardware, does anyone knows a solution, is there any upgrade to resolve the problem?
[09:31] <theadmin> Lazy^: oh o_o anyway, we don't support WINE here, please go to #winehq
[09:31] <xlrllrr> Galerien i installed wubi in windows all worked good ok but i lost my windows
[09:31] <xlrllrr> i repair windows
[09:32] <Lazy^> theadmin: yep, i did bo there.. Thanks erUSUL
[09:32] <Lazy^> =)
[09:32] <xlrllrr> so wubi still work with grub
[09:32] <xlrllrr> but in windows i cant see wubi
[09:33] <xruby> when i try reinstall told me u cant choose same folder
[09:33] <xruby> u understand now ??
[09:34] <Galerien> xruby: Yes... Well, I haven't use wubi in ages...
[09:34] <Galerien> Can you still boot on ubuntu?
[09:34] <xruby> yes bro
[09:34] <xruby> i can inter normaly
[09:35] <xruby> but in windows really the installer is gone
[09:35] <xruby> just reportory of wubi still on
[09:35] <xruby> u see
[09:35] <Galerien> !enter | xruby
[09:35] <Galerien> :D
[09:35] <xruby> ok :P
[09:36] <Galerien> So, ok, you want to save you installation (like installed software) and reinstall?
[09:36] <xruby> yes i want reinstall it or save it without lost my windows again
[09:36] <Galerien> ok, hold on a sec
[09:36] <xruby> if i loose ubuntu no problem
[09:37] <Galerien> To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate
[09:37] <xruby> but i dont want lost my boot.ini with grub or lilo i dont remember what wubi choose
[09:37] <xruby> lose sorry
[09:37] <stevecam> xruby, what is your natural language?
[09:38] <xruby> i had vista :/
[09:38] <xruby> french ...
[09:38] <Galerien> ... Are you French, German? Italian?
[09:38] <Galerien> Ok, on passe en privé ;)
[09:38] <gbear14275> i got stuck in vim... how do I save?
[09:38] <xruby> ty
[09:38] <stevecam> gbear14275, press the escape key, then press : then s
[09:38] <stevecam> then enter
[09:39] <stevecam> :q will quit, and if you want to quit without saving it is :q!
[09:39] <gbear14275> stevecam: e21: Cannot make changes, modifiable is off
[09:39] <stevecam> gbear14275, read only?
[09:40] <Yuioup> hey all
[09:40] <stevecam> gbear14275, try :s!
[09:40] <Yuioup> I have a question: .gz files in /usr/share/doc ... what is the best way to read them?
[09:40] <gbear14275> stevecam: Vim is the devil to me... no clue what part of the dungeon i'm in lol
[09:40] <stevecam> i love vim
[09:40] <gbear14275> same error
[09:40] <llutz> Yuioup: zless
[09:40] <erUSUL> Yuioup: zless
[09:40] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: it's w
[09:40] <Yuioup> ah.. ok
[09:40] <anass> How I get my enternal & external IP in order to Access to it remotely via Internet?
[09:40] <Yuioup> thanks
[09:41] <stevecam> gbear14275, try sudo vim, it sounds like you are trying to edit a file that is owned by another person
[09:41] <gbear14275> i love nano and other no degree required editors... i know its powerful, but dang is it confusing
[09:41] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: :wq
[09:41] <Yuioup> What I did was copy the files to ~ and then used gunzip... this saves time
[09:41] <stevecam> i mean :w! not :s!
[09:41] <stevecam> sorry!
[09:41] <Yuioup> thanks ... and BTW vim rulez
[09:42] <nettezzaumana> hi there
[09:42] <stevecam> i havnt tried nano yet, its just a matter of personal opinion, i wanna try emacs
[09:42] <nettezzaumana> can i somehow disable desktop effect by using cli command?
[09:42] <nettezzaumana> like in KDE4?
[09:43] <rabidweezle> yes
[09:43] <anass> How I get my enternal & external IP in order to Access to it remotely via Internet?
[09:43] <rww> anass: http://www.whatismyip.com/
[09:43] <gbear14275> wtf!  had to go back in... how the hell do you actually change something in this damn program?
[09:44] <llutz> anass: internal: ifconfig, external see rww
[09:44] <gbear14275> backspace just moves the cursor backwards
[09:44] <rabidweezle> nettezzaumana, I know you compiz --replace to turn it on...
[09:44] <gbear14275> onetinsoldier: stevecam:  I'm going to need a walkthrough here...
[09:45] <gbear14275> onetinsoldier: stevecam:  How do I edit a file?
[09:45] <rabidweezle> then metacity --replace & to switch back
[09:45] <stevecam> vim <filename>
[09:45] <anass> llutz: Sorry, I know this 2 Ways but the External ip direct me to Router page
[09:45] <nettezzaumana> rabidweezle: mmmt
[09:45] <stevecam> gbear14275, just a curiosity, if you are fine with nano, why don't you stick with it?
[09:46] <gbear14275> stevecam: I have summoned the beast... now I must know the magic order to make him listen (all backspace is doing is moving the cursor... how do i put it in edit mode... or whatever)
[09:46] <llutz> anass: you need to setup port-forwarding in your router to access machines in your lan from outside
[09:46] <rabidweezle> use the & on the end of both
[09:46] <stevecam> gbear14275, press the insert key
[09:46] <anass> llutz: but the router isn't mine>
[09:47] <gbear14275> stevecam: and now the dance of saving?  (ok done editing... how do i save and quit?)
[09:47] <stevecam> when you have finished editing press the escape key, now you can use the commands you invoke them starting with the : key, w is write, q is quit and ! is force
[09:47] <linuxdc> hello everyone
[09:47] <baskak> hi, anybody can help me with canon bjc-240 printer under 10.04? the text quality is very poor (blocky), on the contrary to images. there's a thread about it here: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8952137, but no solutions. iti is said it was good on some earlier versions.
[09:48] <linuxdc> i have some questen about wirless card rtl8185 did that card suporting injection ???
[09:48] <SmokeyD> gbear14275: :w saves and :q quits. You can combine them with :wq
[09:48] <linuxdc> thanks anyway
[09:48] <SmokeyD> gbear14275: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/vimcheat.html
[09:48]  * gbear14275 bashes head against alter... file change rejected (error: internal error No <source> 'bridge' attribute specified with <interface type='bridge'/>)
[09:49] <Error404NotFound> in karmic i used twidge as commandline twitter client, i can't find it in lucid. howcome?
[09:49] <linuxdc> you can use gwibber
[09:50] <SmokeyD> baskak: have you checked openprinting.org?
[09:50]  * gbear14275 dances and chants... makes it do bidding successfully... happens to rain too
[09:50] <SmokeyD> baskak: your printer is in there as "working mostly". See http://www.openprinting.org/printer/Canon/Canon-BJC-240
[09:50] <baskak> SmokeyD: nope, lemme check
[09:50] <Galerien> linuxdc: my gwibber has some huge ram issues...
[09:51] <rww> Error404NotFound: It's only set to build on ARM for some reason. I'm looking into why.
[09:51] <X-Raimo> hello, what's wrong with this http://paste.org.ru/?wa7mzt ldif?
[09:51]  * rabidweezle makes a couple of launchers to switch compiz on and off
[09:51] <Galerien> linuxdc: and sometime uses like 40% of my cpu (2,53 gz * 2)
[09:51] <rww> Error404NotFound: oh, wait, no, I'm misreading it >.>
[09:52] <linuxdc> i dont have any problems with gwibber
[09:52] <wedo> hello
[09:52] <rww> gwibber isn't command-line based
[09:52] <linuxdc> my misteke
[09:52] <linuxdc> rww
[09:52] <linuxdc> mistake
[09:53] <wedo> I cannot find the inittab file, can anyone help plz
[09:53] <rww> !inittab | wedo
[09:53] <llutz> wedo: there is none anymore, *buntu uses upstart now. look at /etc/init/
[09:53] <baskak> SmokeyD: i see. how do i check if  i use recommended driver?
[09:53] <linuxdc> can some post link tutorial how use aircrack
[09:53] <linuxdc> text mode
[09:54] <Galerien> linuxdc: http://www.remote-exploit.org/
[09:54] <rww> linuxdc: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=tutorial
[09:54] <wedo> thank you
[09:54] <onetinsoldier> gbear14275: sorry. i was gone for a bit there and i have to go. hope you get the help you're looking for. cheers
[09:54] <SmokeyD> baskak: System->Administration->printing. Right klick the printer, choose properties and then with "Make and model" press change.
[09:55] <xruby> ty galerian resolved
[09:55] <rww> oh, there we go
[09:56] <rww> Error404NotFound: It was removed from lucid because it failed to build from source, and thus violated https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-lucid-supportable-binaries
[09:56] <baskak> SmokeyD: it's the recommended one. what about the alleged regress between ubuntu versions then?
[09:56] <Galerien> xruby: no problem
[09:56] <SmokeyD> baskak: you do need the proper packages installed. Check if you have installed all gutenprint packages (check in the Ubuntu Software Centre)
[09:57] <Error404NotFound> rww, hmmmm, okay any commandline alternates?
[09:57] <SmokeyD> I don't know this specific printer or the canon drivers, so I can't help you there unfortunately.
[09:57] <SmokeyD> baskak: ^
[09:57] <rww> Error404NotFound: no idea; I use the identi.ca IM bot to post, haven't really looked at clients. sorry :(
[09:57] <Error404NotFound> rww, thanks :)
[09:57] <baskak> SmokeyD: there are some gutenprint packages installed. and the printer properties says: CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.5 Simplified. what do you reckon?
[10:01] <SmokeyD> baskak: with me I have also isntalled the foomatic/gutenprint-ijs drivers which are also listed with your printer (besides the cups+gutenprint ones). I think that requires the foomatic-db-gutenprint package to be installed. Maybe try that. I wouldn't know which driver would be best of the two and I have no way to check.
[10:02] <SmokeyD> baskak: also make sure you have openprinting-ppds installed
[10:04] <slav> hi
[10:05] <linuxdc> thanks galerien and rww
[10:06] <lightbricko> Anyone know if Intrepid repositories have changed lately? Like today or yesterday?
[10:07] <akamaus> greetings
[10:07] <jpds> lightbricko: Nope.
[10:08] <akamaus> I need to run a job periodically, can Upstart be used for that?
[10:08] <jpds> lightbricko: And Intrepid is beyond it's end of life, so you should upgrade. :)
[10:09] <lightbricko> jpds: I'm using an old package, "GPSBabel 1.3.5" from the Intrepid universe repo. I need it for a specific application (but I use Karmic). But today it is no longer installed, an in synaptic it is marked with red color without version numbe.r
[10:10] <lightbricko> jpds: And since it's the first day of the month today I suspected that the repo was ended or something like that.
[10:10] <jpds> lightbricko: My mirror logs don't show anything changing in intrepid.
[10:10] <jpds> lightbricko: And nothing about gpsbabel.
[10:11] <lightbricko> jpds: Ok thanks for checkting that, then the issue must have another cause.
[10:11] <lightbricko> checking
[10:11] <sixofour> so everytime my laptop goes into ram mode after i close it, the sound no longer works, how to i fix this? also i just rebooted and now sound doesn't work, is there a command to restart oss?
[10:12] <sunson> is there a way to "undo" an apt-get upgrade?
[10:12] <sunson> (I don't have the list of packages as it was _before_ the upgrade)
[10:14] <jpds> lightbricko: Hmm, only recent ref to gpsbabel I can find is from May 31st 17:52UTC.
[10:14] <baskak> SmokeyD: changed the driver to foomatic gutenprint (full) and the problem's gone. thanks! it also has much more appropariate options. is it a bug that ubuntu by default installas the wrong driver?
[10:14] <wrongite> apache mod svn (dav_svn)  on ubuntu 9. Cannot view file content from browser, it ask me to download only. How do I fix it?
[10:16] <lightbricko> jpds: That is too new for my application. I'm using PyTrainer with my sports watch, and for some reason it only works with gpsbabel 1.3.5 from 2008. They haven't made it work with newer versions for some reason.
[10:16] <jpds> lightbricko: And that was just the timestamp on the gpsbabel/ folder changing.
[10:16] <krazkidd> sunson: try 'sudo tail -n /var/log/apt/term.log' where n is the number of lines to print. This will print the last n lines of apt's log. You can start there.
[10:17] <SmokeyD> baskak: no there are different drivers for different printers. For this one printer, you need another one that the default. That is why openprinting.org was setup. There are also printers for which no drivers are available. It is in the end all up to the printer vendor to support their printer for linux. Quite some vendors do. But I am glad yours works now. Glad to be of help.
[10:17] <magik_> Hey. I need some help with my conky. When i log in to my ubuntu user account the conky automatically appears as always on top untill i go to my conky config and save it. How can i stop this?
[10:17] <lightbricko> jpds: One sec, I will try to look it up (I haven't checked the folder yet, just got the error message that 1.3.5 is needed today, and then saw that it was marked as red in synaptic and no longer having a version number)
[10:17] <sixofour> so everytime my laptop goes into ram mode after i close it, the sound no longer works, how to i fix this? also i just rebooted and now sound doesn't work, is there a command to restart oss?
[10:18] <Galerien> (I don't know what you are talking about exactly, but HP has a pretty awesome soft that select driver for its printer...)
[10:18] <ocs_> hi. how can I synchronize my pc with this ntp server ? Tempo.cstv.to.cnr.it
[10:19] <ugliefrog> i ve lost my mail and sound icons on task bar in 10.04...is there a reset or something they were there a few days ago
[10:19] <rocket16> sixofour: Just hit Ctrl+Alt+F6 and login to the Virtual Console there. Now, enter: killall -user username (your username there)
[10:19] <rocket16> ugliefrog: Reset the panels,
[10:19] <rocket16> !resetpanel | ugliefrog
[10:19] <sixofour> um
[10:20] <sixofour> kill all that my use has started? idk bout nthat
[10:20] <sixofour> user
[10:20] <magik_> Hey guys. I also need help with moving my menu bar to the bottom. When i go on properties and select it to go to the bottom it doesn't go to the bottom and changes back to top. Any help?
[10:20] <ugliefrog> rocket16, that did the trick thank you
[10:20] <rocket16> ugliefrog: My pleasure, :D
[10:21] <llutz> ocs_: ntpdate <server>
[10:21] <sixofour_> rocket16: didn't change anything
[10:22] <sixofour_> oss is still not detacting sound
[10:22] <sixofour_> even though i have an mp3 runnings
[10:22] <sixofour_> -s
[10:22] <rocket16> magik_: I believe, you need to reset the panels, and then try that. Reset the panels using: gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel (Terminal)
[10:22] <ocs_> thanks llutz
[10:22] <magik_> rocket16: Worked thanks bro.
[10:22] <rocket16> sixofour Did you try ALSA?
[10:23] <rocket16> magik_: M pleasure, :D
[10:23] <sixofour_> i don't have alsa
[10:23] <sixofour_> i removed it and used oss4
[10:23] <sixofour_> it worked until very recently
[10:23] <sixofour_> like...today
[10:24] <sixofour_> now even a reboot won't fix it
[10:24] <magik_> rocket16: What do you have on your desktop?
[10:24] <sixofour_> and i didn't change anything system wise
[10:24] <Aidar-Nagato> hi, i wanted to install other os, but i already have 4 primary partitions. can't i make a new partition on this one where ubuntu is installed?
[10:24] <rocket16> sixofour OSS has many bugs and problems. It often crashes, so I believe, using ALSA is better. Anyway, from http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/restart-esd-491154/, it is evident that OSS can't be restarted, as it is a kernel module
[10:25] <rocket16> magik_: Ah, friend, I have Ubuntu 10.04, :) On my Laptop, and Gentoo on my Desktop (Ubuntu is better)
[10:25] <magik_> rocket16: I also am running 10.4. Wanna see my desktop?
[10:25] <sixofour_> rocket16:  page not found
[10:26] <rocket16> magik_: Sure, you can post a screenshot on imagebin, :D I am posting one of mine
[10:26] <sixofour_> oss4 works fine really, and has much better controls than i found with alsa
[10:26] <sixofour_> and with oss i don't need jack and an assortment of other arbitrary programs
[10:26] <lightbricko> jpds: The following search found nothing at all, so maybe it has been uninstalled: sudo find -iname gpsbabel
[10:27] <magik_> Whats image bin?
[10:27] <rocket16> !imagebin | magik_
[10:27] <rocket16> sixofour Here is the link: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/restart-esd-491154/
[10:28] <sixofour_> thats from 2006 lol
[10:28] <jpds> lightbricko: I don't know why it would uninstall itself.
[10:28] <sixofour_> oss4 was updated like..a few days ago?
[10:28] <magik_> rocket16: http://i48.tinypic.com/2k1sno.jpg << There's my 10.4 desktop.
[10:28] <sixofour_> and has been constantly updated for 3-4 years
[10:28] <jpds> lightbricko: What does 'dpkg -l gpsbabel' show?
[10:30] <magik_> rocket16: Do you like it?
[10:30] <lightbricko> jpds: Output is at: http://tinypaste.com/03208
[10:31] <magik_> Heloooooooooooooooooooooooooo any body here!!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!
[10:31] <rww> no
[10:31] <magik_>  damn
[10:31] <rocket16> magik_: Ah, nice. I am really inspired, :) Well, my Laptop is low on memory, and I just like simple ones, so here is mine: http://imagebin.org/99361
[10:32] <magik_> rocket16: Thanks a lot haha =] I love your's tbh. Nice and clean =] I might make another desktop.
[10:33] <magik_> Can you code java on ubuntu?
[10:33] <magik_> Or is it just python?
[10:33] <Galerien> magik_: yes
[10:33] <rocket16> magik_: Sure, we can, :)
[10:33] <rocket16> !java | magik_
[10:33] <magik_> Awesome.
[10:33] <Galerien> that the point fo java
[10:33] <magik_> rocket16: What irc client are you using?
[10:34] <Galerien> magik_: i'd say Xchat is the best one... imho
[10:34] <jetienne> magik_: i use konversation
[10:34] <rocket16> magik_: I am using Pidgin, slightly customized with Adium Themes and special plugins, :) Still, I use only a single client, as a communication centre
[10:34] <Galerien> but I know what this chan think about the word "best"
[10:34] <rocket16> !best
[10:34] <magik_> Im using irssi in terminals. But for my other desktop i want something a little more cleaner and easier to use. Anyone got any suggestions?
[10:35] <rocket16> magik_: To me, Pidgin is the best. It had Friend's list, all-in-one Communication system, and is vastly extensible via Plugins
[10:35] <magik_> Ravenwolf: Gonna go switch desktops now then I'll come back.
[10:36] <magik_> woops i mean rocket16
[10:36] <Northwoods> hi , i downloaded the ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386 file from  http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#bt
[10:36] <Northwoods> Is it an ISO format , how can i install ubuntu from this file
[10:36] <Northwoods> its about 699 MB
[10:37] <rocket16> magik_: Sure, no problem. By the way, here is a screenshot of How Pidgin IRC looks: http://imagebin.org/99363
[10:37] <Galerien> Northwoods: burn it on a cd
[10:37] <Galerien> or you can use a usb key...
[10:37] <magik_> rocket16: Thanks =] That's pretty sweet.
[10:37] <Galerien> hey people, what the "! " for usb installation ?
[10:37] <rocket16> magik_: My pleasure, :)
[10:38] <Northwoods> Galerien: i know its there in site , ubuntu.com
[10:38] <Northwoods> Galerien: what is the format any idea , the one file which i downloaded
[10:38] <magikc> back =]
[10:38] <Northwoods> i'm trying to write it to DVD , is that an issue ?
[10:39] <llutz> Northwoods: that a cd-image to be burned on cd
[10:39] <rocket16> Northwoods: You can extract it in Windows (using extractor) and run Wubi from it, or better to burn to blank CD to make your own Ubuntu CD. USB is there via Unetbootin, but it is troublesome.
[10:39] <magikc> Ok. For my new CLEAN desktop I am going to need a wallpaper. Any ideas what kind i should use?
[10:39] <llutz> Northwoods: or dvd
[10:39] <fredl> hi folks, is there a way to make empathy go online when I login on GNOME??
[10:40] <Northwoods> llutz: can i use DVD for it
[10:40] <Northwoods> ?
[10:40] <llutz> Northwoods: you can
[10:40] <siriusnova> hey guys
[10:40] <Galerien> magikc: http://www.hebus.com/
[10:40] <siriusnova> i need to find out what provides a .h file
[10:40] <siriusnova> how do i do this
[10:40] <llutz> siriusnova: apt-file search file.h
[10:40] <Northwoods> llutz: what i downloaded must be an ISO then ?
[10:40] <siriusnova> gotcha
[10:41] <rocket16> fredl: Sure, just go to System-Preferences-Start Up Apps, and insert a new command, empathy there.
[10:41] <Northwoods> because it doesn't show me any extensinos
[10:41] <fredl> I see the empathy icon in the right corner after I login on GNOME, but I have to manually disable/enable all my accounts to make them go onlineafter I login
[10:41] <llutz> Northwoods: you said it is an ISO
[10:41] <darkViruz> hi@all
[10:41] <ibuclaw> siriusnova, or:   dpkg -S file.h
[10:41] <siriusnova> kk
[10:41] <Northwoods> anyway , its being written right now , lets see if it works
[10:41] <llutz> ibuclaw: works only on installed packages
[10:41] <magikc> Anyone here ever used a program called Fences for windows?
[10:41] <ibuclaw> llutz, true... but then you can just use: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[10:41] <Northwoods> i'll get back to you , i'm on windows , should i re-boot and select boot device as my dvd-rom
[10:41] <Laibcoms> Northwoods, if it is an ISO, you should "Open File/ISO" then burn the content.  Do not burn the ISO file itself ;)
[10:41] <rocket16> magik_: How about this one: http://windowsxpstuff.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/windows-vista-mountain-wallpaper.jpg
[10:41] <benjamin_> hi
[10:41] <fredl> rocket16, empathy starts up automatically already but it does not show me as online automatically
[10:42] <rocket16> fredl: Did you set your connection to start automatically? You must do it to let empathy do that.
[10:42] <llutz> siriusnova: or you use the bot here, "!find file.h"
[10:42] <siriusnova> !find dvdio.h
[10:42] <siriusnova> :|
[10:42] <fredl> rocket16, I don't know where to do that. Is there a way to do it after making the connection?
[10:42] <Laibcoms> Northwoods, and yes, you need to go to your cmos/bios and set your DVD as the first in the boot sequence.
[10:43] <fredl> rocket16, all the accounts have the 'Enabled' checkmark set
[10:43] <rocket16> fredl: To set your connection to start automatically, right-click network applet, and then, click "Edit" and select your connection, and click edit button. There, check "Connect Automatically" box in the connection, and click ok.
[10:43] <Northwoods> thankyou Laibcoms  and everybody
[10:43] <ibuclaw> siriusnova, it don't lie ;) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=lucid&arch=any&mode=exactfilename&searchon=contents&keywords=dvdio.h
[10:43] <plouffe> is there a way to transfer all (ubuntu) programs installed on one computer to another? Maybe dump a list of installed programs and then read that list with apt-get install ..
[10:44] <rocket16> fredl: Not the Empathy connection, I mean the Network connection to connect to Internet there.
[10:44] <siriusnova> !file cdio.h
[10:44] <fredl> rocket16, oh.... yeah the network connection is started automatically
[10:44] <siriusnova> !find cdio.h
[10:44] <rocket16> magikc: How about this one? http://windowsxpstuff.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/windows-vista-mountain-wallpaper.jpg
[10:45] <ibuclaw> siriusnova, trying to compile mplayer ?
[10:45] <siriusnova> lol
[10:45] <siriusnova> how did you guess
[10:45] <siriusnova> :P
[10:45] <fredl> rocket16, I want my empathy to show me online when it starts up.
[10:45] <ibuclaw> siriusnova, apt-get build-dep mplayer
[10:45] <siriusnova> ibuclaw i pulled the svn
[10:45] <siriusnova> its newer then in the repositories
[10:45] <ibuclaw> siriusnova, dvd ... cd ... and a gentoo thread :>
[10:45] <Northwoods> Is there a disadvantage of using WUBI , the dvd is ready it shows me that i can install ubuntu using WUBI , is there any harm in it , or should i go for clean install ?
[10:46] <Northwoods> OR clean install through system boot
[10:46] <llutz> !clone | plouffe
[10:46] <rocket16> fredl: It will do it, if you have Empathy selected to start at startup, and the network to be connected automatically at startup, Once, you set this, Empathy will automatically show you online at startup.
[10:46] <fredl> rocket16, okay, but it does not do that.
[10:46] <fredl> rocket16, so how do I find out what's wrong and why it doesn't do that?
[10:46] <darkViruz> hi one question is there one speziel pw for my root? i havent choose one
[10:46] <ibuclaw> siriusnova, apparently dvdio.h is freebsd specific: http://packages.debian.org/search?suite=squeeze&arch=any&mode=path&searchon=contents&keywords=dvdio.h
[10:47] <siriusnova> oh ok
[10:47] <plouffe> thanks llutz
[10:47] <siriusnova> thx
[10:47] <siriusnova> ;)
[10:47] <PieWai> hmm
[10:47] <fredl> rocket16, I also cannot set myself to 'Online' the statusses are grayed out
[10:47] <rocket16> fredl: But, did you make changes, that your System will automatically connect to net on startup? Otherwise, if your System isn't online, Empathy can't be online
[10:47] <darkViruz> hi one question is there one speziel pw for my root? i havent choose one
[10:47] <rww> !noroot
[10:47] <rww> !root
[10:47] <Laibcoms> Northwoods, it's ok to use WUBI but Ubuntu will be installed "inside" Windows, as a "folder" to be exact.
[10:47] <rocket16> !wfm | darkViruz
[10:48] <Northwoods> aah , i think fresh install would be better
[10:48] <Laibcoms> Northwoods, but to login to Ubuntu, you have to reboot and choose Ubuntu.
[10:48] <fredl> rocket16, no, the network is up and running and after I login on GNOME, empathy starts up automatically but it doesn't allow me to go online nor does it do it automatically
[10:48] <Northwoods> since i have left about 80 GB for ubuntu , as unallocated disk space
[10:48] <Northwoods> Laibcoms: gotcha
[10:48] <Northwoods> thankyou
[10:49] <Laibcoms> Northwoods, yep that will be the best option, different partition or HD.  :)
[10:49] <Galerien> Northwoods: my ubuntu uses less than 6 Gb...
[10:49] <ubunt99u> Is it possible to SSH to a machine in my local LAN network offline?
[10:49] <Galerien> so you are good
[10:49] <lightbricko> jpds: If you want to take a quick look, you can connect to my machine using VNC (It is already configured)
[10:50] <llutz> ubunt99u: how would you connect to an offline-pc?
[10:50] <ubunt99u> with a router?
[10:51] <zaryaz> humm
[10:51] <fredl> rocket16, any other tips?
[10:52] <Laibcoms> I think what ubunt99u meant is connecting to his other machine via his local network instead of via the Internet
[10:52] <zaryaz> who using backtrack press 1
[10:52] <llutz> !backtrack  > zaryaz
[10:52] <rocket16> fredl: I think, simply reinstalling Empathy will help (I use Pidgin, so not much familiar with Empathy).
[10:52] <fredl> rocket16, Hmm, maybe it's not empathy that I'm talking about but the 'Indicator Applet', does that make any difference?
[10:53] <rocket16> fredl: Indicator Applet? I see, Indicator applet does not mean Empathy, it is just a notification on what services are running on your system
[10:54] <rocket16> fredl: See, go to System-Preferences-Startup Applications, and there, select "Add" button, and insert the name as Anything, but the command as: empathy
[10:54] <rocket16> fredl: This will help to solve your problem. From the next time, whenever you log in, Empathy will be online.
[10:55] <fredl> rocket16, okay, sorry about that then. So the Indicator Applet. when I click on it shows 'Chat Accounts'. When I choose that, I see my chat accounts in a window called 'Messaging and VOIP accounts'. All the accounts there shows as 'Offline - Status is set to offline'. What I'd like to know is how these will go online automatically
[10:55] <fredl> rocket16, do I need empathy if I want to do what I described above?
[10:56] <rww> fredl: yes
[10:56] <rocket16> fredl: You need that if you wish to start Empathy at startup. Well, your problem is not so hard probably. Do you see in the top-right corner, next to the Shutdown button (to left) there is a button with your username written on it?
[10:57] <rww> fredl: click the envelope icon on your menu bar, click Chat
[10:57] <zaryaz> any program look like yahoo messenger in ubuntu?
[10:57] <fredl> rocket16, oh okay I guess I do huh? I just started up empathy from the command line and it makes the indicator applet go online
[10:57] <Laibcoms> zaryaz, Gyachi
[10:58] <rocket16> fredl: If yes, click on on it, and select Available. And yes, if that be so, then addimg: empathy command in Startup apps will settle the problem.
[10:58] <zetheroo> anyone know of an opensource alternative to this: http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx
[10:58] <fredl> rocket16, gotcha, got it sorted out now, thanks!~
[10:58] <zaryaz> laibcoms, how i can get that program? use apt-get install??
[10:58] <rocket16> zetheroo: Remote Desktop Viewer,
[10:58] <zaryaz> laibcoms, how i can get that program? use apt-get install??
[10:59] <rocket16> fredl: 'twas My pleasure, :)
[10:59] <zetheroo> rocket16: is that cross platform?
[10:59] <fredl> lestry it...
[10:59] <magikc> Anyone got that wallpaper where there's like a sun and it's all colourfull and the sun is firing lazers and there's a big box saying WHY ARE YOU NOT OUTSIDE?
[10:59] <rocket16> zetheroo: Yes, :) It can login to Windows, Mac or Linux or any other OS using VNC. SSH is for UNIX-Family though.
[10:59] <jpds> !ot | magikc
[11:00] <zetheroo> rocket16: I have not heard too much good about VNC performance wise
[11:00] <magikc> ooh
[11:00] <fredl_> yay
[11:00] <magikc> ok
[11:01] <Laibcoms> zaryaz, visit this: http://gyachi.sourceforge.net  then you'll see a link to this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[11:02] <tgywa> Hello
[11:02] <conb123> Why does 64 bit flash on ubuntu suck so much?
[11:02] <tgywa> nslookup is not working on ubunntu ... how can I fix that ?
[11:03] <tgywa> I ahve added servers to /etc/resolve.conf
[11:03] <lightbricko> jpds: The issue is now solved. I do not know why it was uninstalled, but now I managed to re-install it.
[11:03] <zetheroo> conb123: works very well for me :)
[11:03] <lightbricko> jpds: Thanks for helping me on the way!
[11:03] <rocket16> magikc: Well, I don't know about one such, but it is a good one: http://www.phototravelpages.com/wallpapers/sunny-gardens-1600.jpg
[11:03] <tgywa> but still nslookup seems not working
[11:03] <jpds> lightbricko: No problem.
[11:04] <tgywa> the error ... "connection timed out; no server could be reached.
[11:04] <conb123> zetheroo: Well? Really? Are you using the version from adobe labs? It is unbelievably laggy
[11:04] <tgywa> the error ... "connection timed out; no server could be reached." is the error message I got
[11:04] <Pozzo> hello
[11:04] <tgywa> nslookup is not working on ubunntu ... how can I fix that ?
[11:05] <zetheroo> conb123: I am using 10.0.45.2
[11:05] <Pozzo> I see a lot of "lo: Disabled Privacy Extensions" in /var/log/messages
[11:05] <Pozzo> a new message each minute...
[11:05] <Pozzo> any idea to solve this ?
[11:06] <conb123> zetheroo: Yeah mine is 10.0.r45
[11:06] <zetheroo> conb123: this is an alpha installer ... whatever that means . ha
[11:07] <siriusnova> !find vbe.h
[11:07] <siriusnova> woah
[11:07] <siriusnova> i have that installed
[11:08] <siriusnova> but its not showing up
[11:08] <siriusnova> :(
[11:08] <magikc> Anyone know if there is a white version of the defualt 10.4 theme? Or anyone know if there is any themes like it? I would be really really greatfull!
[11:08] <conb123> Anyone else having lag issues with 64 bit flash?
[11:08] <Galerien> conb123: I had when I was with 9.04x64
[11:08] <tgywa> nslookup is not working on ubunntu ... how can I fix that ?
[11:08] <conb123> Galerien: But not now?
[11:09] <tgywa> help .........help ...........help ......
[11:09] <llutz> tgywa: use dig
[11:09] <Galerien> conb123: I'm with x86 :s
[11:09] <tgywa> llutz, used dig
[11:09] <llutz> tgywa: some details?
[11:09] <Galerien> conb123: I needed it too bad for some website (like canal+, a french tv chanel) so I reinstalled
[11:09] <conb123> Galerien: Ah, damn, and flash works well? I think I might just switch to x86 solely for this reason
[11:09] <Laibcoms> conb123, works fine on my end. 64-bit flash on Lucid
[11:10] <tgywa> and gave the following error message "connection timed out; no server could be reached".
[11:10] <tgywa> llutz, and gave the following error message "connection timed out; no server could be reached".
[11:10] <conb123> Laibcoms: How about if you do something like bump a youtube video up to 720p and then go full screen, I noticed a lot of lag then
[11:10] <tgywa> llutz, when I type dig vg.no
[11:10] <Laibcoms> conb123, will try...
[11:10] <Galerien> conb123: well, no problem with X86, I have some with my graphic perfs, so not as sweet as with windows (don't hit me) but nice
[11:11] <Pozzo> I see a lot of "lo: Disabled Privacy Extensions" in /var/log/messages ... any idea to solve this ?
[11:11] <timmillwood> bast IRC client in Ubuntu? go!
[11:11] <rocket16> !best
[11:11] <conb123> Galerien: haha, flash is a lot better on windows, anyone that says otherwise is wrong
[11:11] <jetienne> Pozzo: you can safely ignore it
[11:12] <timmillwood> rocket16: spoil sport.
[11:12] <rocket16> Flash is cross-platform, and the only reason it might not be as fast or nice as Windows, is mal configuration
[11:12] <Pozzo> jetienne: I suppose I can do... but it's filling my log file... and it's not convenient to see "true problem" inside all this "flood"...
[11:12] <jetienne> Pozzo: i understand. i dunno the solution
[11:13] <Pozzo> jetienne: ok thanks
[11:13] <Galerien> Pozzo: "grep" :s
[11:13] <Pozzo> Galerien: yep... I know :-)
[11:13] <Laibcoms> conb123, looks ok. no lag at 720p full screen youtube.  I tried this Big Buck Bunny upload -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUPcimeiqLE
[11:13] <Galerien> Pozzo: xD just saying
[11:13] <Pozzo> Galerien: but it's not really a clean way ;-)
[11:14] <magikc> http://static.arstechnica.com//ubnutu_light_2.jpg Where can i get this theme???????
[11:14] <llutz> tgywa:try " dig @8.8.8.8 vg.no"
[11:14] <Galerien> Pozzo: nop... you can also use a grep to put what you want in another log file and read it when you go to bed
[11:16] <conb123> Laibcoms: Grr I don't know what is wrong with mine then! I just did it and the lag was awful, I'm using this http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/64bit.html in chrome
[11:16] <Pozzo> Galerien: I think I will continue to use "grep"... because it seems configured inside the kernel
[11:17] <Pozzo> Galerien: in a compilation parameter...
[11:17] <siriusnova> im compiling the vp8 codec with my mplayer build
[11:17] <siriusnova> lets see how it works
[11:17] <siriusnova> >.>
[11:17] <siriusnova> <.<
[11:17] <FloodBot2> siriusnova: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:18] <Galerien> Pozzo: :D and you are too lazy to compile it again (I would be too :D) xD
[11:18] <Galerien> !enter | siriusnova
[11:18] <Laibcoms> conb123, Ah chrome. I'm using FF :p  I'll try it using Chrome
[11:19] <conb123> Laibcoms: Also which flash version have you got?
[11:19] <magikc> Hey guys, anyone know where i can get a nice white theme that looks like the defualt 10.4 theme? Kind of like this on here: Click the link > http://static.arstechnica.com//ubnutu_light_2.jpg Thanks in advance =]
[11:20] <Galerien> conb123: just tested the link with ff and chrome in 720, no lagg
[11:20] <Pozzo> Galerien: not too lazy... but if I have to do it each time Ubuntu provide a new kernel.deb... the problem does'nt worth it "cost" :-)
[11:20] <jijutm> hey we are moving a couple of servers to 10.04..
[11:20] <jijutm> those would be running lighttpd and php fcgi only
[11:20] <Galerien> Pozzo: true
[11:20] <jijutm> any suggestions ?
[11:20] <conb123> Galerien: Egh, maybe it's my graphics card then, it's never been to great with ubuntu (Radeon hd 5750)
[11:21] <magikc> How do i install a gtk-2.0 or metacity-1 theme please help!!!!!!!!???????????????????????????????
[11:21] <rww> !punctuation
[11:21] <conb123> magikc: calm down, is it a tar.gz file?
[11:21] <Laibcoms> conb123, I have 10.0.45.2 64-bit alpha
[11:21] <Galerien> magikc: just download the tar file
[11:21] <magikc> conb123: Yeah
[11:21] <toddlinux> Hello.
[11:21] <magikc> Galerien: Than what do i do with it?
[11:21] <conb123> magikc: drag and drop it into themes
[11:21] <magikc> oh
[11:21] <magikc> lol
[11:21] <Galerien> conb123: +1
[11:21] <magikc> Thanks very much =]
[11:22] <Galerien> we told you guys that ubuntu is easy :D
[11:22] <Galerien> conb123: glxinfo | grep "direct rendering"
[11:22] <Galerien> tell me if the answer is yes or no
[11:22] <Galerien> or segfault
[11:22] <conb123> Galerien: glxinfo isn't installed because it's an ati card, should I install it?
[11:22] <shomon> hi. I'm on lucid and my screen moves to the side when my cursor touches the left and bottom of the screen
[11:23] <Galerien> conb123: no...
[11:23] <shomon> I can change resolution to get rid of this, but it comes back each time I boot. How do I fix this permanently?
[11:23] <Galerien> conb123: can you use vide games?
[11:23] <Galerien> +o*
[11:24] <conb123> Galerien: Er yeah kind of, wine video games were always very cruddy, I've played a few opengl based games such as alien arena and they seemed to work ok
[11:24] <Galerien> conb123: if you have opengl, you are good
[11:24] <Galerien> I don't and no lag for me
[11:25] <toddlinux> I'm looking for some help to get my Ubuntu to work for me;  I have two primary issues as of now.  First issue is audio output over SPDIF, I have an Asus P5Q, which has onboard Realtek ALC1200.  Ubuntu automatically loaded drivers for it but it doesn't appear to see the SPDIF output.
[11:26] <toddlinux> I went to realtek's website and downloaded the "Linux Driver, 2.6" But I have no idea how to install it, or if its even what I need.
[11:27] <hqt> hi everybody
[11:27] <hqt> this is a first time i use chat irc
[11:27] <hqt> :)
[11:27] <tom-ubuntu> hi everyone
[11:28] <toddlinux> hi
[11:28] <hqt> i'm learning to program Perl and PHP, nice to meet you
[11:30] <magikc> Hey guys. Major problem here. I made a new user account and when i try and sudo commands i have to enter my password. But when i made the account i chose it to have NO password. I tried putting no password in for the sudo but it wasn't having it. Lil help?
[11:30] <shomon> hmm, when upgrading to lucid, is it best to also upgrade the nvidia drivers manually for the dkms bit?
[11:31] <notmorewindows> does no software exist to record in video what captures my web camera in linux?
[11:31] <magikc> Come on guys i really need this =[ =[ =[ =[ =[
[11:31] <magikc> :(
[11:31] <tyler_> notmorewindows: What do you mean?
[11:32] <Guillem_> gdb often gets stuck since my upgrade to Jaunty. Am I alone with this problem? (I use the old gcc 4.2 for building/linking, which is a package grom Intrepid)
[11:32] <magikc> Please guys!!!
[11:32] <tyler_> Do you mean you something that records and saves video from your webcam?
[11:32] <tyler_> *want
[11:32] <magikc> Guuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuysssss
[11:33] <notmorewindows> record in video what capture my web cam
[11:33] <magikc> Come on please help me somebody!
[11:33] <Dresk> So, honestly, I'm a little tested at this point, as it was communicated to me that non-security updates end up in backports, and typically only by user request, and lots of applications I use are not receiving updated RPMs for Mandriva 2010, whereas in my past near decade history of Mandrake/Mandriva, I recall applications being updated quite frequently (whether it was backports or not, I do not recall); how does Ubuntu handle application
[11:33] <Dresk> updates for its package manager?
[11:33] <ibuclaw> magikc, o.O
[11:33] <magikc> ibuclaw: ?
[11:34] <shomon> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19236 magical
[11:34] <ibuclaw> magikc, I take it the user is part of the admin group?
[11:34] <shomon> magikc, even
[11:35] <administrator__> 396340193
[11:35] <magikc> ibuclaw: Not sure
[11:35] <rocket16> magikc: If you type anything, like sudo ls, then does it ask for password? If so, enter nothingand press Enter and see whether it works or not.
[11:35] <llutz> magikc: check with "id <user>"
[11:36] <stenten> Silly question: What's the command to make a bot link to this channel?
[11:36] <notmorewindows> tyler i need a program like web cam recorder for linux
[11:36] <obscurant1st> someone know an application which is available through apt-get for changing the MAC address of my system?
[11:36] <administrator__> what?
[11:36] <llutz> obscurant1st: ifconfig
[11:36] <obscurant1st> llutz, it can change the MAC address?
[11:36] <magikc> Yes it is part of admin group
[11:37] <llutz> obscurant1st: man ifconfig
[11:37] <obscurant1st> oh!, i never knew this!
[11:37] <notmorewindows> a program like web cam recorder
[11:37] <ibuclaw> magikc, and what is outputted for:  sudo -l
[11:38] <rocket16> magikc: Type "sudo ls" (without quotes) in terminal, and see if it asks for password. If it does, enter nothing, and simply press enter. Does it work?
[11:38] <magikc> Nope
[11:38] <magikc> When i enter nothing it says Sorry, try again.
[11:40] <Baram> I've been getting really slow/choppy video on Ubuntu 9.10, all video players and multiple different video files, just suddenly started been running fine for months prior
[11:40] <rocket16> magikc: Ok, I believe, the password is not set. Try typing "passwd" in terminal (without quotes), and when it asks current unix password, enter nothing. Then, enter new password and confirm it.
[11:40] <notmorewindows> i need a program for linux like this: http://webcam-and-screen-recorder.softonic.com/
[11:41] <rocket16> notmorewindows: For Screen recorder, download Istanbul Desktop Session Recorder. I am not much into webcam though.
[11:41] <tyler_> notmorewindows: Cheese?
[11:41] <magikc> passwd: Authentication token manipulation error
[11:41] <magikc> passwd: password unchanged
[11:41] <magikc> =[
[11:42] <rocket16> magikc: No problem, you need to reset the Root system. Since it is not allowed in the channel, should I PM you?
[11:42] <magikc> rocket16: Okie dokie
[11:43] <notmorewindows> rocket 16, it knows that program class I want
[11:44] <king> Hi
[11:44] <notmorewindows> thank you , ok rocket16
[11:44] <king> Is it possible to have somthing similar to rocksclusters using Ubuntu
[11:44] <todd-ubuntu> I'm having a boot issue, when I turn on the PC and it boots to my 80GB, it says "try hd0,0 ntsf5 no wubildr"  A minute or so later it continues on and works fine.  Anyone know how to remove the issue?
[11:45] <rocket16> notmorewindows: You're welcome, :)
[11:45] <kletop> Hello, I installed ubuntu amd64 version 10.04 and I want to setup wireless. There are two things in hardware drivers. A firmware tool and the driver. Which I install first?
[11:45] <todd-ubuntu> Running ubuntu, installed via .. wubi.
[11:45] <armor-64> hi i want to play Play station 2 games in linux from the program PCSX2 v0.9.6 and it require this software-driver /lib/libz.so.1: version `ZLIB_1.2.3.3'!were i can find it
[11:45] <bardo_> hello to all, i am trying to solve a problem with intel 855 graphic card and xubuntu 10.04. does anyone knows if there is a update
[11:45] <notmorewindows> linux is easy with you rocket16
[11:46] <Galerien> armor-64: not sure that's legal...
[11:46] <todd-ubuntu> Gale: roms are legal, so are emus
[11:46] <rww> !find libz.so.1
[11:46] <rocket16> notmorewindows: Lol, thanks, :) I just try to help, glad you liked it, :)
[11:46] <rww> armor-64: zlib1g, I think
[11:47] <Twain_32> !web
[11:47] <armor-64> galerien, it's legal theare my games,bios everything
[11:47] <Twain_32> !hhtpd
[11:47] <Galerien> armor-64: I remember that you can't keep a ROM (at least for nintendo) more than 24h...
[11:48] <kletop> I installed ubuntu amd64 version 10.04 and I want to setup wireless. There are two things in hardware drivers. A firmware tool and the driver. Which I install first?
[11:48] <todd-ubuntu> kletop: i'd help if i had a clue
[11:48] <rocket16> kletop: The driver, most supposedly
[11:48] <kletop> Thank you guys!
[11:48] <kletop> Let's see if it works.
[11:49] <ibuclaw> kletop, the name of them may help. ;)
[11:50] <kletop> It says when I click - You are not authorized to perform this action.
[11:50] <todd-ubuntu> Anyone able to assist with my "try hd0,0 ntfs5 no wubildr" hang?  Causing extremely long boot times.
[11:50] <kletop> What's this? I managed to install the ati driver...but when I try the wireless driver I get that message
[11:51] <joppan> rocket16: how to and what is chroot
[11:51] <armor-64> galerien, dunno but if you search this site maybe you will be able to help me! http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Official-English-PCSX2-configuration-guide
[11:51] <rocket16> joppan: chroot is the command, which creates root executable environment for an file or folder, so that you no longer need to enter sudo command to do tasks to it
[11:51] <rocket16> !chroot | joppan
[11:51] <yinli> 1024?
[11:51] <kletop> ibuclaw,  broadcom sta  driver it says
[11:52] <armor-64> rww, http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Official-English-PCSX2-configuration-guide to find wat i  seek please read and tell me
[11:52] <Galerien> armor-64: er. Note that the only LEGAL way of obtaining a bios is dumping it from your OWN Playstation 2 console.
[11:52] <yinli> aa
[11:52] <Galerien> did you :D?
[11:52] <kletop> Hardware drivers got stucked, be right back- i will restart.
[11:52] <ubuntunewbie> hi I need help , I have some fail apt update anyone can help me out finding out ? it has been failing everytime I updates
[11:52] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: bin what the console tells you
[11:53] <armor-64> galerien, i have done that! i gane play my game in windows but i prefer linux and their want their drivers
[11:54] <todd-ubuntu> Anyone able to assist with my "try hd0,0 ntfs5 no wubildr" hang on boot?  Causing extremely long boot times.
[11:54] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: I recheck on softwre sources , http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/5227/screenshotyvn.png
[11:55] <chi_> hi
[11:55] <Galerien> armor-64: whatever you say :D
[11:55] <BusMaster> i want to run a script at startup, and it should be run as root. I created it as /etc/init.d/tracd and then did sudo update-rc.d tracd defaults; but it seems it is not run as root. is this normal? what should I do?
[11:56] <Galerien> !bin
[11:56] <Galerien> ~bin
[11:56] <fallore> i installed to 10.04 from 9.xx or something, and now after i select ubuntu in the GRUB menu it takes me to a purple screen that says Ubuntu 10.04 and has four dots. it never loads anything, i have to ctrl + alt + f1 and do startx to start ubuntu. what's going on??
[11:57] <sivang> anybody know how to use stunnel int he saem manner SSH PKI suthentication works?
[11:57] <bardo_> fallore whats you graphic card
[11:57] <sivang> I want to enable a client to access through SSL a server and allow the connection depending on the cleint identiy
[11:57] <newubuntuusr> Why does my laptop fail to shut down and restart?
[11:57] <fallore> bardo_, i'm not sure, some integrated laptop chip
[11:57] <newubuntuusr> I think it is a bug isn't it?
[11:57] <sivang> just like SSH keys are used to enable passwrodless login to machines.
[11:58] <sivang> has anyone done something like that?
[11:58] <Laibcoms> conb123, sorry for the delay.  I have Chromium-dev, works fine, same video at 720p full screen
[11:58] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien : why does it fail ?
[11:58] <Galerien> what's the bin for ubuntu
[11:58] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: wait a sec
[11:58] <gzm> i still use 8.10
[11:58] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien :ok thanks :)
[11:58] <rww> Galerien: pastebin? paste.ubunut.com
[11:58] <rww> ubuntu **
[11:58] <Galerien> rww: thanks
[11:58] <bardo_> i have a intel 855 graphic card and have the same problem. for what i could find out it is related with the intel driver
[11:59] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: Can you open a terminal and tip "sudo apt-get update" in it for me
[11:59] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: and then use this web site to give me what the terminal tells you : http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[12:00] <FullFlannelJacke> How does one file a bug to Launchpad?  Of course they have to make it almost impossible to find out how to do it.
[12:00] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: i am still updating at software sources download is at 40/58 wait a min ok :)
[12:00] <jakob__> Hi, I'd like to make my ubuntu-server startup in a curses based program of my own, how do I tell the init process to make screen 1 start my program instead of login
[12:00] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: take your time
[12:00] <sivang> jakob__: replace the login field in the passwd entry of the user
[12:00] <sivang> jakob__: the quickest
[12:00] <todd-ubuntu> Need help configuring how I choose which OS to launch, getting error when selecting Ubuntu, windows loads fine. Anyone?
[12:00] <sivang> jakob__: err, "shell" field
[12:00] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: thank you , :) internet is slow
[12:01] <sivang> jakob__: so instead of /bin/bash -> /bin/myprog
[12:01] <sivang> jakob__: for that specific user.
[12:01] <sivang> anybody here for some stunnel help?
[12:01] <jakob__> but that still makes it nessecary to login
[12:01] <bardo_> fallor ubuntu 10.04 does not support very well intel 855 graphic chips
[12:02] <jakob__> I'd like the server to startup like some gateway systems into a menusystem
[12:02] <{g}> Hey People! In Ubuntu 10 "nc -lp 80" doesnt work anymore to listen on port 80. What happened? If i try it, it just comes up with the info on how to use nc.
[12:02] <sivang> jakob__: you can have init spawn somethin else than getty
[12:03] <jakob__> so you mean replace ths S90console-screen.sh ?
[12:03] <dernst> hallo
[12:03] <jakob__> (hardy btw)
[12:03] <florian_> bonjour
[12:04] <rocket16> bonjour florian_
[12:04] <jakob__> sivang: is that what you suggest?
[12:05] <DSpair> Good morning all...
[12:05] <sivang> jakob__: one of them, yes.
[12:05] <sivang> jakob__: the end of the boot process is spawning getty, for login
[12:05] <sivang> jakob__: replace that and it will run instead.
[12:06] <jakob__> ok, this was kind of what I was fearing ;-)
[12:06] <Myx0x3> how do i make a share in samba not visable for guests? inside smb.conf ofcs
[12:06] <rocket16> \Good morning DSpair, :)
[12:07] <jakob__> I was hoping that there is a configuration file somwhere controlling which program is started on each screen
[12:07] <jrib> jakob__: what's your question?
[12:07] <bricky> hey guys hows it going
[12:07] <bricky> formatted again hahaa
[12:08] <jakob__> jrib: My question is if there is a nice way to make an ubuntu-server boot into a curses based program of my own on screen 1 rather than login
[12:08] <DSpair> Myx0x3: If you're unfamiliar with Samba, installing WebMin might be a good place to start. It gives you a Web-based interface to manage your configuration.
[12:08] <Twain_32> hello everyone i have installed apache2+mysql+php  when i trying go to "http://localhost" it says "It works!
[12:08] <Twain_32> This is the default web page for this server.
[12:08] <Twain_32> The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet."
[12:09] <Myx0x3> DSpair: well, i want to learn thrue the terminal, hehe
[12:09] <DSpair> Myx0x3: That will allow you to get started and familiar with using the software and you can build your knowledge from there.
[12:09] <jakob__> screen1: /bin/my-curses-menu -  screen 2,3,4,5,6: /bin/login
[12:09] <DSpair> Myx0x3: I understand, but sometimes you have to learn to crawl before you can run.
[12:09] <Twain_32> hello everyone i have installed apache2+mysql+php  when i trying go to "http://localhost" it says "It works!
[12:09] <Twain_32> This is the default web page for this server.
[12:09] <Twain_32> The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet."
[12:10] <Twain_32> how can i fix it ?
[12:10] <rww> Twain_32: Do you have a question related to this?
[12:10] <DSpair> Myx0x3: Besides, WebMin will let you edit the conf file directly as well.
[12:10] <Myx0x3> DSpair: true.. is WebMin hard to set up?
[12:10] <linux> hi any one to help
[12:10] <rww> Twain_32: add content in /var/www
[12:10] <DSpair> Myx0x3: "sudo apt-get install webmin"
[12:10] <Twain_32> rww mm thanks ill try it
[12:10] <Myx0x3> and then connect to a specific port at my IP?
[12:10] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: i updated at software sources and apt-get update on terminal http://pastebin.com/tpVP75fa
[12:10] <DSpair> Myx0x3: Once that is done, you can just open a web browser to "https://localhost:10000/"
[12:11] <jrib> linux: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:11] <DSpair> Myx0x3: And log on with your "sudo" enabled user account.
[12:11] <Myx0x3> DSpair: okay! it was that simple, sometimes you have to config stuff
[12:11] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: ok
[12:11] <jakob__> jrib: Any ideas?Å
[12:11] <jrib> jakob__: I don't know how offhand, but it's probably not the best of ideas
[12:12] <linux> when i try to update error occurs W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 1780999033C3C104
[12:12] <linux> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 6AF0E1940624A220
[12:12] <DSpair> Myx0x3: We try to keep Ubuntu as simple as possible. No need to make things overly complicated.
[12:12] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: that's all? seems good to me...
[12:12] <jrib> linux: you added a ppa, but did not add its gpg key.  Visit the page for the ppa and read the instructions related to adding the gpg key there
[12:12] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: but still i am getting fail result , which server we you in ? using the main server
[12:12] <DSpair> That's why I choose Ubuntu over something like Gentoo. Ubuntu gets the job done with the least amount of effort.
[12:13] <Northwoods> Hi , i installed ubuntu successfully , its pretty cool , has LOT more features than windows
[12:13] <Northwoods> WINDOWS sucks actually
[12:13] <tyler_> Yeah, even though I know how do X task manually, I just don't want to because I am lazy.
[12:13] <Chriisti> How To Disable IPv6 on Chromium?
[12:13] <Northwoods> please tell me good safe client to use for IRC chat for ubuntu
[12:13] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: will do update again with clean sudo alias apt-get='apt-get -o Acquire::http::No-Cache=True'
[12:13] <DSpair> Northwoods: Windows has it's place. It's just not on my servers or desktops... :)
[12:13] <tyler_> Northwoods: Xchat.
[12:13] <overmacht> Northwoods: congrats
[12:13] <linux> which web site to visit jrib
[12:13] <Myx0x3> DSpair: well, if i have a system whit Arch Linux, and a company wants me to put up a share, then im doomed! ;)
[12:14] <jrib> it's really really annoying to ask a question, and leave 2 minutes later... ugh
[12:14] <Northwoods> Is X-Chat safe on ubuntu , cuz it screwed up my windows with lot of trojans
[12:14] <DSpair> Myx0x3: Actually, WebMin is available for MANY flavors of *NIX.
[12:14] <Northwoods> overmacht: thankyou
[12:14] <tyler_> Northwoods: Yes it is. Get it from Synaptic.
[12:14] <tyler_> It's what I use.
[12:14] <Myx0x3> DSpair: btw, cant find the packade.. i use Ubuntu Server.. aha okay! thats good
[12:14] <rocket16> Bye all!
[12:15] <bricky> why would my windows virus scanner have 2 gbs of cache,
[12:15] <jrib> !webmin | DSpair, Myx0x3
[12:15] <jrib> bricky: what virus scanner?
[12:15] <Twain_32> How can i make chown to any folder please tell me command
[12:15] <jrib> Twain_32: why do you want to?  What folder?
[12:15] <runge> hi. I have just upgraded to 10.4 and postgres wont start. it looks like the memory size cant be set. sysctl -w kernel.shmmax=17179869184 does not help. I checked /proc/sys/kernel/shmmax and it is 0 no matter what I do (perhaps im mistaken and it should be). any ideas?
[12:15] <Galerien> bricky: because they don't know how to code something proprely
[12:15] <linux> jrib, help me
[12:15] <overmacht> Northwoods: sudo apt-get install xchat
[12:15] <DSpair> jrib: Bummer! WebMin is a nice way to get started in Linux. It's how I initially learned.
[12:15] <bricky> jrib: kasperky pure
[12:15] <Twain_32> jrib /var/www there have to make chown :)
[12:16] <DSpair> jrib: And now I am a command-line junky.
[12:16] <jrib> bricky: this is #ubuntu, is kasperky running in ubuntu?
[12:16] <bricky> Galerien: I guess not, i havnt even done a complete scan with it :)
[12:16] <DSpair> !ebox | DSpair
[12:16] <gzm> Has anybody used the backtrack?
[12:16] <Northwoods> overmacht: will it install from synpatic ?
[12:16] <jrib> DSpair: from what I hear, ebox is a decent replacement, never used either though
[12:16] <bricky> jrib: nope im just checking out my file system in depth, seeing how windows does its thing
[12:16] <jrib> !permissions > Twain_32
[12:16] <linux> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 6AF0E1940624A220
[12:16] <tyler_> bricky, I don't want to be hostile but the Windows help channel is #windows.
[12:16] <overmacht> Northwoods: yep
[12:16] <jrib> bricky: ask ##windows
[12:17] <vip> 121
[12:17] <Northwoods> overmacht: ok thankyou
[12:17] <bricky> and going through files I can delete so I can re-partition and save space for linux
[12:17] <jrib> linux: what ppa did you add?  If you aren't sure pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list*
[12:17] <vip> sfda
[12:17] <vip> woreio
[12:18] <linux> jrib no ppa is there
[12:18] <Myx0x3> well, if WebMin is not supported, can anybody give me hint how to hide shares for guests?
[12:18] <jrib> linux: but you just told me the error involves ppa.launchpad.net, so there must be... no?  Pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list* and the full output of « sudo apt-get update »
[12:19] <linux> ya i pestbin the list
[12:20] <FullFlannelJacke> --sigh-- Just typed out a long bug report on Launchpad, submitted it and got a Timeout "we're sorry for the inconvenience" error.  When i went back, all my text was gone.  Thanks Launchpad!
[12:21] <jrib> FullFlannelJacke: file a bug? :P
[12:21] <FullFlannelJacke> heh
[12:21] <FullFlannelJacke> Nah Im going to bed
[12:22] <FullFlannelJacke> I really wish Chrome had that extension that remembers all text typed, like Firefox does.
[12:25] <f31n> hey there, i've got a samba problem ... to be exactly with my client ... i try to connect to a share in another workgroup - and it's not possible ... does anybody know how to fix that?
[12:26] <jonas> hi
[12:26] <jonas> When I visit and login to my university's homepage to modify a webpage and I want to upload a file
[12:27] <jonas> then usually a window pops up where I can select that file for upload
[12:27] <jrib> !enter | jonas
[12:27] <DSpair> jrib: ebox has almost nothing in it.
[12:27] <jonas> I now switched to kubuntu lucid and now firefox and konqueror just seem to freeze on that dialog
[12:27] <jonas> any idea why? or how to fix it?
[12:28] <zamba> how can i change the mac address of my network card?
[12:28] <newubuntuusr> Is there someone who uses wifi on ubuntu here?
[12:28] <f31n> hm ... crap ... no samba speciallists here ... -,-
[12:28] <iceroot> !anyone | newubuntuusr
[12:28] <linux> http://sdd.pastebin.com/qwWp6gUe
[12:28] <jrib> zamba: ifconfig INTERFACE hw ether MAC_ADDRESS
[12:29] <linux> jrib, http://sdd.pastebin.com/qwWp6gUe
[12:29] <jrib> f31n: you could always try #samba
[12:29] <jonas> maybe my issue is kde related?
[12:29] <_Darkstar_> any software on ubuntu that allows you to sync with iphone yet?
[12:29] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  sorry, i instaled the wireless drivers but when i go in network manaher it is gray and I can'y select it.
[12:29] <f31n> jrib: thx, i'll try
[12:29] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  why?
[12:29] <Twain_32> !wine
[12:29] <_Darkstar_> or any progress with WINE support on iTunes?
[12:29] <iceroot> newubuntuusr: what card? which driver?
[12:29] <zamba> jrib: and that will just do it temporary?
[12:30] <jrib> linux: and the « sudo apt-get update » ?
[12:30] <jrib> zamba: I believe so, yeah
[12:30] <crem0r> _Darkstar_, : iTunes runs nice. But lacs iPhone sync.
[12:30] <jonas> When I visit and login to my university's homepage to modify a webpage and I want to upload a file then usually a window pops up where I can select that file for upload. I now switched to kubuntu lucid and now firefox and konqueror just seem to freeze on that dialog and I am asked whether I want to kill the application. any idea why? or how to fix it?
[12:30] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  dell inspiron 1545, broadcom I think, I'm a beginner.
[12:30] <zamba> jrib: thanks :)
[12:30] <_Darkstar_> crem0r thanks... thus we are still stuck on win 7 as the main os
[12:30] <iceroot> newubuntuusr: broadcom is not very nice :)
[12:30]  * _Darkstar_ sighs
[12:30] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  I have uploaded a picture to see drivers are installed.
[12:31] <iceroot> !broadcom | newubuntuusr
[12:31] <crem0r> _Darkstar_, virtualbox3.2 + seamlessmode ;)
[12:31] <iceroot> newubuntuusr: maybe have a look at the link ubottu gave you
[12:31] <jonas> W/join kde
[12:31] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  it worked in 9.10...that's strange...
[12:32] <vyom> how to check which version i have?
[12:32] <vyom> help me
[12:32] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  Ok, I will try and see, thanks
[12:32] <jrib> vyom: version of?
[12:32] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: still the same with other server will try it tomorrow again see if it still continue thanks .:)
[12:32] <vyom> any one help me i am new to linux
[12:33] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: well, I didn't see anything wrong with your teminal logs...
[12:33] <vyom> os
[12:33] <jrib> vyom: what do you want to know the version of?
[12:33] <jrib> !version | vyom
[12:33] <vyom> command to know os version
[12:33] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: it show well on terminal log updates but not at software source
[12:33] <linux> jrib, http://sdd.pastebin.com/9s1iwM0z
[12:34] <jrib> linux: and now /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ...
[12:34] <Galerien> ubuntunewbie: then try using "sudo apt-get update" "sudo apt-get upgrade" and "sudo apt-get install <soft>" where soft is the name of you soft...
[12:35] <linux> jrib, deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/awn-testing/ppa/ubuntu lucid main #Avant Window Navigator Unstable
[12:36] <jrib> linux: there you go, so visit the webpage for that ppa and add the gpg key
[12:36] <linux> how to add key
[12:36] <conb123> How do I add a boot option in Lucid?
[12:36] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: it's not any software , you can have a look at the imageshack picture
[12:36] <jrib> linux: https://edge.launchpad.net/~awn-testing/+archive/ppa click on "what is this?" next to the Signing Key
[12:37] <jrib> linux: for example, for awn-testing, you would do: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys BF810CD5
[12:37] <ubuntunewbie> Galerien: http://img687.imageshack.us/f/screenshotyvn.png
[12:38] <Galerien> thanks :D, i was looking for it
[12:39] <conb123> How do I add a permanent boot option in Lucid, the wiki article is outdated https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[12:40] <siriusnova> !find vf_geq.c
[12:40] <arand> conb123: adding a manual entry to grub, or a boot option in an already existing entry?
[12:40] <linux> jrib, still not getting u
[12:40] <conb123> arand: a boot option in an already existing entry, need to add a few boot options to the kernel with grub 2
[12:41] <ubunt99u> sshd: 192.168.0.
[12:41] <ubunt99u> in hosts.allow
[12:41] <ubunt99u> means no one else outside my local area network can connect
[12:41] <ubunt99u> right?
[12:41] <arand> conb123: Add them in /etc/default/grub  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 for more info
[12:42] <wise_crypt> conb123: http://ubuntuguide.net/manually-addingremoving-entries-to-grub-2-menu
[12:42] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  Sadly it doesn't work, have other suggestion for  the wireless issue?
[12:42] <iceroot> newubuntuusr: only ndiswrapper + fwcutter but that is often not a good solution
[12:43] <conb123> arand: Like this? http://pastebin.com/3c86yJip The bottom two lines are my added kernel options
[12:43] <arand> conb123: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT is likely the one to use
[12:43] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  I can't figure ot why I can not get it work... I followed the steps from ubuntu wiki...
[12:43] <iceroot> newubuntuusr: the steps are for lucid?
[12:44] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
[12:44] <conb123> arand: Ah sorry yes, do I put the two options inbetween the two quotes after GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX?
[12:44] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  yes lucid
[12:44] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  Should I try with that tar.gz file?
[12:44] <arand> conb123: Yes, Like so: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash newoption anothernewoption"
[12:45] <conb123> arand: Right thanks for that, I am attempting to fix an issue I am having with choppiness in flash video
[12:45] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  From broadcom...I found out the name of the card also... broadcom BCM4312
[12:45] <arand> conb123: The you will need to run "update-grub" to write these changes to the grub config file that is read at boot
[12:45] <bricky> 8ubuntu <3
[12:45] <bricky> 0
[12:45] <iceroot> !broadcom | newubuntuusr (for bcm4312)
[12:46] <conb123> arand: Yep, I always manage to forget that :p
[12:46] <comag> my screensaver acts a bit strange. first it did not activate itself....then, if i type a key or move the mouse it triggers the screensaver and all fade to black. any suggestions? (i'm using compiz)
[12:46] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  I tried that link before.
[12:46] <comag> maybe its the energy saving and not the screensaver
[12:49] <ben411> hey
[12:50] <magikj> Hey guys. I need some help, I tried following a guide to instal Eclipse on ubuntu but it saays after installing the openjdk-6-jdk package to edit the file java_home in /etc/eclips/ But i don't seem to have that folder...
[12:50] <iceroot> newubuntuusr: ah ok, thought you tried another one
[12:51] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  don't know what I should do :(
[12:51] <hateball> magikj: what guide would that be? and have you checked that it doesnt work ootb by just installing the packages?
[12:51] <magikj> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EclipseIDE Thats what i followed
[12:52] <magikj> hateball: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EclipseIDE
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> magikj:  from how i read that guide. it says for 10.04 just use teh versions in the package manager.
[12:53] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  I will restart again...and see if it will work
[12:54] <hateball> magikj, Dr_Willis: yep, thats how I read it too
[12:54] <hateball> magikj: also note you can do local overrides which would be preferable if you're just testing it out
[12:55] <Dr_Willis>  sudo apt-get install eclipse
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> nstalling it now. :)
[12:55] <magikj> I just used USC is that ok?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> package manager is a package manager.. they all do the same things
[12:56] <serengeti> hi, how can I enable bitmap fonts in lucid? I've tried dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig but it doesn't ask any questions anymore.
[12:58] <slav> hi
[12:59] <newubuntuusr> iceroot,  still here?
[13:00] <tgywa> Hello
[13:00] <tgywa> How can I change /etc/sources.list
[13:00] <tgywa> with IP addreses?
[13:00] <jrib> tgywa: what do you want to change?
[13:00] <serengeti> just for the record, I think I've found a way to enable bitmapped fonts: http://art.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1270870
[13:01] <tgywa> jrib, dns is not working... means it can't resolve domains listed in sources.list to IP
[13:01] <jrib> tgywa: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:01] <tgywa> jrib,
[13:01] <tgywa> jrib, nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:01] <w83> hi all - I have a nasty problem - ubuntu 10.04 won't start, I just get the  fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16 and the load hangs. Even the rescue mode won't start.
[13:02] <tgywa> and tried to change URLs with IP addreses
[13:02] <jrib> tgywa: you can use nano if you wish, but you have to precede it with sudo
[13:02] <jrib> !sudo > tgywa
[13:02] <w83> Now I managed to boot ubuntu from cd I need to find a way how to fix it
[13:03] <blinkiz> join #ruby
[13:03] <blinkiz> oh, sorry :)
[13:03] <tgywa> jrib, thnaks ... but I am woring as root ... don't need to use sudo
[13:03] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone using lucid now ? I am having problem with system icon . I just missing
[13:03] <tgywa> I want to change this line for example with IP ... as dns client is not working on that host
[13:03] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: you mean icons for speakers etc?
[13:03] <Avasz> how do i install kde desktop environment? just apt-get install kde doesnt seem to work
[13:04] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: next to the clock
[13:04] <jrib> tgywa: that's fine then, change it
[13:04] <tgywa> jrib,
[13:04] <tgywa> deb http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic main restricted
[13:04] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : the System icon .The top application place System
[13:05] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: but you see applications and places? or nothing?
[13:05] <jrib> tgywa: you are in a text editor, delete what's there and type your ip address.... use sed if you want a quicker way I guess, but it doesn't matter
[13:05] <blinkiz> Am trying to install passenger here under ubuntu, but get an error. "gem install passenger" results in this: http://blinkiz.pastebin.com/PA2FtCyw Am probably just missing some package from repository. Please advice
[13:05] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : I can see application icon but system icon is gone so with firefox
[13:05] <blinkiz> Oh, passenger is a ruby gem
[13:06] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: think you could take a screenshot and upload to something like http://imgur.com ?
[13:06] <w83>  anyone can help with non starting system ?
[13:06] <tgywa> jrib, tried to change with  129.241.93.37
[13:06] <tgywa> jrib, but letter on I get an error when I type apt-get update
[13:06] <jrib> tgywa: ok?
[13:07] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/9642/29181173.png
[13:07] <tgywa> jrib, am confused about the format to use when I replace the domain name with IP.
[13:07] <jrib> tgywa: what did you write?
[13:07] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : even my right click icon all gone
[13:07] <Azarius> hello
[13:07] <tgywa> jrib, 129.241.93.37
[13:07] <tom-ubuntu> w83: have you tried press and hold shift key while booting..  then you can proceede with menu from there..
[13:07] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : my right click icon http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/4016/ic2.png try see yours
[13:07] <magikj> Hey i downloaded Eclipse but it has no project types.
[13:07] <jrib> tgywa: I mean the whole line
[13:07] <LjL> !kubuntu | Avasz
[13:07] <tgywa> jrib, just the IP
[13:07] <LjL> Avasz: eh sorry, wrong factoid
[13:07] <LjL> !kde | Avasz
[13:07] <jrib> tgywa: no, just replace the domain with the ip
[13:08] <jrib> tgywa: why don't you just fix dns though?  Is that something you don't want for some reason?
[13:09] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: ah now I understand you :) and it looks the same for me. I thought you were missing a whole menu
[13:09] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: I cant say that I ever remember there being icons for document types
[13:10] <tgywa> jrib, would like to fix dns client ... but can't
[13:10] <jrib> tgywa: because?
[13:10] <tgywa> jrib, I put the related lines with in /etc/resolv.conf
[13:11] <tgywa> but didn't work
[13:11] <tgywa> jrib, would wonderful if u can help me with solving the dns client
[13:12] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : hi sorry my x server hang again
[13:12] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: ah now I understand you :) and it looks the same for me. I thought you were missing a whole menu
[13:12] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: I cant say that I ever remember there being icons for document types
[13:12] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : lucid wasn't stable when I enable compiz
[13:12] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : finall I fix it
[13:12] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : i found through online
[13:13] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : Run gconf-editor and browse to: /Desktop/Gnome/Interface/, in there set menus_have_icons to true, then restart X
[13:13] <rhysjohn> I was wondering if anyone had a moment to help an absolute moron work out why his squid based remote proxy gives Connection Reset by Peer timeouts
[13:13] <airtonix> hateball, the framework is there for icons per mime-type... but i dont think default ubuntu icon theme provides icons for a varied amount of mime types
[13:14] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : tell me if it's fix
[13:14] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: ah, neat. didnt have to restart X either ;)
[13:14] <airtonix> hateball, of course if you installed icons themes like elementary or Meliae, then you start getting alot more mime-types represented.
[13:14] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : haha found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1474037
[13:15] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : if there is someone having icon missing just direct them the solution :)
[13:15] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: odd that it's not enabled by default
[13:15] <hateball> ubuntunewbie: but me personally I didnt really notice it, haha :)
[13:15] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : i think lucid need some more setting ,
[13:16] <ubuntunewbie> hateball : haha , btw do you have any crash or delay using compiz ?
[13:19] <neure> how do i allow lame passwords?
[13:19] <w83> anyone, system worked fine till today when it won't start - it just hangs after displaying fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16
[13:20] <grass> da
[13:23] <moetunes> w83: even in the rcovery boot option?
[13:26] <eFever|newklear> Hallo ist es möglich das Einstellungsmenu in Docky aus Dock zuentfernen?
[13:26] <eFever|newklear> *der
[13:26] <moetunes> !de | eFever|newklear
[13:27] <rhysjohn_> I was wondering if anyone had a moment to help an absolute moron work out why his squid based remote proxy gives Connection Reset by Peer timeouts
 <ubottu> my Mistake i have the ubuntu-de already open but klicked on the wrong sorry guys
[13:28] <moetunes> np :]
[13:28] <tom-ubuntu> w83:  try to get the boot menu to show, you have to hold down the Shift key during bootup.  then select highest version kernel with (recovery mode).. then try repair broken packages. this helped me once.
[13:28] <moetunes> rhysjohn: if noone here knows there is the channel #squid
[13:29] <rhysjohn_> Ah, i had no idea it had its own channel. makes sense, cheers moetunes
[13:29] <moetunes> np :]
[13:30] <w83> the rescue won't start it hangs before
[13:30] <tom-ubuntu> then... how about using the cd to recover.
[13:31] <magikj> Why isn't python showing up inmy programming tab?
[13:31] <tom-ubuntu> I guess alternative install cd has such an option
[13:31] <linuxlover> xinren
[13:31] <bogeyd6-> I am using a Compaq 6715b laptop and I can set my laptop to feed the display out to my monitor. When I close the laptop lid my monitor blanks out. I checked the power settings and on the part for "When I close the lid" it gives me only 4 options "blank, suspend, hibernate, shutdown". How can I set it so I can close my lid and it does not blank the screen?
[13:32] <Avasz> !kde
[13:32] <mguy> bogeyd6-: Does the monitor turn back on if you move the mouse
[13:32] <bogeyd6-> mguy, no
[13:32] <tgywa> jrib, thanks ... just changed the domain with IP and is working well now
[13:32] <jrib> tgywa: cool
[13:33] <bogeyd6-> mguy, check that, it now works just fine
[13:33] <linuxlover> Hello,everybody!I am a fresher of ubuntu!Where are you from?I am frome China.
[13:33] <w83> i logged using the cd I now i'm trying to disable some of the startup stuff
[13:33] <slav> pl
[13:34] <Travis-42> I have random problems on both my desktop and laptop since upgrading to 10.04 where my keyboard will start acting funny (as if some random key like ctrl is stuck). anyone else encountered this?
[13:34] <Twain_32> Hello everyone again! where i can find webcam drivers for linux ubuntu ???? O_O
[13:36] <tam2_> .
[13:36] <Str82DHeaD> anyone with knowledge in IPcop distro ?
[13:36] <bullgard> When pressing F1 or Help > Contents in Evolution 2.28.3, there is no response. Do I need to install another package?
[13:37] <Pici> Str82DHeaD: This channel is only for Ubuntu support, if you're looking for general help with other linux distros please use ##linux]
[13:37] <Pici> Str82DHeaD: sorry, ##linux
[13:37] <slav> Twain_32: hello i use Microsoft live cam vx 700 and it works out of box on my 9.10, 10.04 ;)
[13:37] <Str82DHeaD> okay
[13:37] <Str82DHeaD> Pici,
[13:37] <Guest91048> !kubuntu
[13:37] <Str82DHeaD> thanks
[13:37] <Janhouse> Why is not pulseaudio fixed in Lucid? It should be "stable" version but I constantly get problems with microphone.
[13:38] <Twain_32> slav my camera model is a4tech  is microsoft live cam supports a4tech ?
[13:38] <Janhouse> After killing pulseaudio only output comes back to life
[13:38] <Janhouse> so to get my mic working again I have to reboot.
[13:38] <Janhouse> This is frustrating...
[13:38] <xand_> hello all, i've just compiled and installed cdrdao-1.2.3 to solve a lucid's problem, but now the update manager insists in suggesting me an older version. I really don't understand this behavior, and my question is if there's a way o fixing this without "locking" this installed version.
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> !pin | Guest74724
[13:39] <slav> Twain_32: do u try it install chesse?
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> Compiled it how xand_ ? you built a deb?
[13:40] <bullgard> Janhouse: Google for 'pulseaudio' AND 'perfect setup'.
[13:40] <Guest74724> Dr_Willis, yes, with checkinstall
[13:40] <Janhouse> bullgard, How To: The (almost) Perfect Pulse Audio Setup - Ubuntu Forums ?
[13:41] <xand> o.O
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> Guest74724:  you may have to pin your version as being the one to use. Not sure how eles to properly do it
[13:42] <w83> hmm I guess it's some bug with fsck
[13:43] <Pozzo> bye :)
[13:44] <moetunes> w83: from the live cd unmount the partition and run e2fsck
[13:45] <Travis-42> approximately every 30 minutes my ctrl key, or some other key comes stuck, and I can only get it working again by pressing Ctrl-Alt-SysReq-R to reset the keyboard. this happens on two completely different computers, and only since 10.04. any ideas?
[13:46] <h0ar3> hi.how can I checkout https://code.launchpad.net/wubi ??
[13:46] <moetunes> !wubi
[13:46] <phisher1> w
[13:46] <phisher1> erm
[13:46] <w83> moetunes, i'll try that ... I guess all that started when by a mistake I tried to start the computer with phone connected through usb
[13:47] <airtonix> Travis-42, are you sure it's stuck and that you've not unwittingly turned on "slow keys" ?
[13:47] <moetunes> luck
[13:48] <X-Sleepy-X> if i do "sudo tasksel install lamp-server" would i then be able to add a purge commando to "sudo tasksel remove lamp-server"?
[13:48] <X-Sleepy-X> I mean like with sudo apt-get remove --purge
[13:48] <Travis-42> airtonix: Yes. I don't have any assistive technologies enabled. and the only thing that gets stuck is a key like ctrl
[13:48] <airtonix> Travis-42, can you confirm for me the status of the settings in : System > Preferences > Assistive Technologies, click : Keyboard Accessibility > report status of first tick box here on this tab
[13:48] <slav> Twain_32: maybe this will help you https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[13:48] <Galerien> X-Sleepy-X: have you installed anything yet?
[13:48] <Travis-42> airtonix: everything on this tab is unchecked
[13:49] <X-Sleepy-X> Galerien: No, but I'm thinking about doing so.
[13:49] <Galerien> Ok, wait
[13:49] <airtonix> Travis-42, ok. have you investigated what happens with the keyboard when you use a live cd or liveusb ?
[13:49] <Galerien> (I had some trouble this morning with my lamp, i'll give you what i did)
[13:49] <X-Sleepy-X> Galerien: I'm running Ubuntu Lucid desktop.
[13:50] <X-Sleepy-X> Galerien: Ok, thanks.
[13:50] <Galerien> X-Sleepy-X: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=223410
[13:50] <Galerien> do it slowly and you're good
[13:50] <airtonix> Travis-42, or have you eliminated the settings in : System > Preferences > Keyboard : Click "Layouts" Tab > Options
[13:50] <X-Sleepy-X> Galerien: Thank you!
[13:51] <conb123> Hiya, how is gnash coming along? Would it be able to play full screen youtube videos? Because that is really laggy for me at the moment
[13:51] <Travis-42> airtonix: well, part of the problem is that it only happens after some amount of time of active use, e.g. I'll be browsing and typing into a textbox, and suddenly it will be acting as if ctrl is held down. But it does happen for me both on a desktop and a laptop. nothing is strange in the keyboard layout options.
[13:51] <bullgard> Janhouse: http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup
[13:52] <ubuntu||user> How can I enable Xv video output for via cn400,p800,pm880 (openchrome) in lucid?
[13:52] <airtonix> Travis-42, ok i ask about that part because the symptoms sound just like what occured for me when i have some of those layout options ticked.
[13:53] <Travis-42> airtonix: yea, no nothing there. I even tried resetting keyboard preferences to defaults just in case
[13:55] <Twain_32> i have installed PS cs2 with wine! and when im running it after few seconds i get message "you can't use that program u don't have admin priviligies why???
[13:55] <w83> e3fsck =p /dev/sda2 gives no errors
[13:56] <Pici> Twain_32: We do not support applications under wine in this channel, please use #winehq or /msg ubottu appdb   for more information.
[13:56] <Twain_32> Pici thanks
[13:56] <moetunes> w83: I would do each partition on that drive in turn
[13:57] <w83> hmm
[13:57] <agoasi1> hi all,  since i activated
[13:57] <Guest74724> Dr_Willis, sorry bothering you again, but what is the difference between pinning, locking or forcing a package version ? if theres a newer version i'm interested on updating, so which one i want ?
[13:58] <rocket16> Twain_32: Try this command in terminal: sudo wine appname.exe (appneme.exe is the name of the .exe file) after cd (change directory to folder)
[13:58] <Ihat> ok, i just updated my linux to 10.something and apparently its a problem when i try to shut down it returns me to the login screen... any idea why this happens? on my windows boot currently
[13:58] <Twain_32> rocket16 thanks big ill try it right now
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> Guest74724:  no idea. Ive rarely ever had to use those features except ages ago to lock down wine. If you see a newer version in the repos. i would guess you could just Unpin it and install the newer one. but I doubt if the default repos will have any new versions of the tools untill the next rlease
[13:58] <jrib> rocket16, Twain_32: you shouldn't sudo wine
[13:59] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troublehoot?
[13:59] <Twain_32> so what i should ?
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> wine + sudo  thats scary :)
[13:59] <rocket16> jrib: We can, because if application is genuine, no virus should be there
[13:59] <Guest74724> Dr_Willis, alright thank you
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> Twain_32:   check the wine app database for that program it may have some known issues..
[13:59] <rocket16> If the application is genuine, why to fear for Virus infection?
[13:59] <jrib> rocket16: no idea what you mean by "genuine" but why would you ever need or want to sudo wine?
[13:59] <Twain_32> Dr_Willis thanks ill check it
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  i have to wonder why   a gfx editor would need to be ran as admin anyway. :)
[14:00] <w83> everything is fine
[14:00] <S0ur_PT> hey guys, im having a problem with my samsung 2233sn hd monitor, in ubuntu it detects as CRT-0 and i cant use the native resolution...
[14:00] <rocket16> jrib: Because in some cases, it might be requiring Write access to configuration of System for setting graphics
[14:00] <jrib> rocket16: name one case
[14:00] <rocket16> Ihat: I believe reseting panels will help.
[14:00] <rocket16> !resetpanel | Ihat
[14:00] <moetunes> w83: you should be able to try and boot it now
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> as far as ive seen wine apps all think they are the admin when they run.  Then again. this is for #winehq
[14:01] <agoasi1> hi all, can t get nautilus starting anymore, since i activated the login without password i get errormessage after login. 'could not update ICEauthority' and then problem with config server. i think i have an encrypted home folder ... is that the problem? nautilus isn t starting anymore, no desktop ... etc. what can i do? ( thinkpad r 400 + 10.04 fresh install)
[14:01] <Ihat> rocket16: do i need to do this everytime or?
[14:01] <rocket16> jrib: One such case is the case of Age of Mythology Gold edition, which needs Graphics library to be modified. It worked fine with sudo
[14:01] <rocket16> Ihat: No, just once,
[14:02] <Ihat> ok, will try l8er, thanks on forehand rocket16
[14:02] <jrib> rocket16: applications run in wine should never need to touch anything outside of ~/.wine
[14:02] <w83> should I also check the ntfs partitions ?
[14:02] <S0ur_PT> hey guys, im having a problem with my samsung 2233sn hd monitor, in ubuntu it detects as CRT-0 and i cant use the native resolution. Using a 9600GT, my other monitor (syncmaster 901n) detects just fine
[14:02] <rocket16> jrib: But if it is a Commercial Antivirus, , whose Linux version isn't released?
[14:02] <moetunes> w83: I wouldn't at this stage
[14:03] <jrib> rocket16: the applications don't know anything about wine.  To them ~/.wine/drive_c and whatever wine makes available to them is the system
[14:03] <Ihat> darn, forgot to copy, mind giving me the command again rocket16? :/
[14:04] <rocket16> !resetpanel | Ihat
[14:04] <rocket16> Ihat: No problem, :)
[14:04] <agoasi1> is this channel also for support? for ubuntu desktop 10.04 ?
[14:04] <jrib> rocket16: I imagine that all that will happen with sudo wine is you mess up permissions
[14:04] <Galerien> agoasi1: just ask your question
[14:04] <w83> ok rebooting
[14:05] <Galerien> agoasi1: if it's not realted to this chan, we'll redirect you
[14:05] <Galerien> +a
[14:05] <agoasi1> :Galerien I  can t get nautilus starting anymore, since i activated the login without password i get errormessage after login. 'could not update ICEauthority' and then problem with config server. i think i have an encrypted home folder ... is that the problem? nautilus isn t starting anymore, no desktop ... etc. what can i do? ( thinkpad r 400 + 10.04 fresh install)
[14:05] <rocket16> agoasi1: Sure, feel free to ask anything here, as fast as it is related to Ubuntu. Also, Welcome to Ubuntu.
[14:06] <w83> same thing :(
[14:06] <rocket16> agoasi1: Well, delete the .ICEAuthority in Home folder, using Terminal
[14:06] <Galerien> agoasi1: well... I've never used a non password protected computer so... I don't know what to tell you :s
[14:06] <agoasi1> yes, i am new to U. would love to use it but got stuck ..
[14:07] <conb123> I think removing the .ICEauthroity file in ~ fixes that problem but I'm not sure, remember having to do it before, just back up before hand if you do it
[14:07] <Galerien> agoasi1: start a terminal (application ==> accessories ==> terminal) and tip rm .ICEAuthority
[14:07] <w83> it just stoppes after displaying fsck from util-lunux-ng 2.17.2
[14:07] <agoasi1> okit also says it can t mount the home folder
[14:07] <w83> *linux
[14:07] <agoasi1> i have just a blank screen
[14:07] <agoasi1> cant start concole by alt+f1
[14:08] <rocket16> agoasi1: On login, press Ctrl+Alt+F6, and login there, with username and password. Now, there, type: rm .ICEAuthority and then, enter this command: exit and then login again.
[14:08] <Galerien> ctrl + alt + f1
[14:08] <conb123> agoasil: *ctrl alt f1
[14:08] <moetunes> w83: have you tried booting into windows to see if the hdd works?
[14:08] <mbeierl> is there a way to suppress join/part messages in empathy?
[14:08] <rocket16> agoasi1: Ctrl+Alt+(F2-F6)
[14:08] <agoasi1> ok thx i ll try
[14:08] <Galerien> rocket16: f1 - f6
[14:09] <rocket16> Galerien: F1 is for debugging purposes, so it should be avoided,
[14:09] <w83> I started from live cd and the hdd works fine there
[14:10] <Galerien> rocket16: I didn't know that... do you have a link explaining the differences between F1 an F2-F6
[14:10] <Galerien> ??
[14:10] <helo> i have a problem booting... the splashy kubuntu load screen is shown, but nothing happens. if i press escape to see text, there is a message saying "WARNING!!! The filesystem is mounted.  If you continue you ***WILL*** cause ***SEVERE*** filesystem damage.\n Do you really want to continue(y/n):?"
[14:11] <helo> it appears fsck blocking by waiting on some input from the script that called it
[14:11] <rocket16> Galerien: Read Ubuntu-Pocket-Guide by Kair Thomas, it is explained there. You can get it at: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html (PDF version)
[14:12] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troubleshoot?
[14:12] <ahohaewohf> anyone know the name of the program that checks hardware for compatible proprietary drivers? (in synaptic)
[14:13] <agoasi1> rocket16: have the console now, it says 'no such file' on the remove command
[14:13] <w83> helo, do you get fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2 and it hangs ?
[14:13] <bullgard> helo: Probably you will get faster help in #kubuntu. May be analyzing dmesg will help you.
[14:13] <bogeyd6-> How can I turn off Fiefox All in One mouse gestures?
[14:13] <agoasi1>  rocket16: do i need to go to a specific folder
[14:13] <rocket16> agoasi1: I see, type ls once, and see whether .ICEAuthority is there or not
[14:13] <agoasi1> no looks liek my homefolder
[14:14] <rocket16> agoasi1: Yes, Home folder. But I think, it is mounted there already
[14:14] <rocket16> agoasi1: Are you in your Home folder?
[14:14] <agoasi1> yes i am in there
[14:14] <agoasi1> but there is no ICE file
[14:14] <moetunes> ls -a | grep ICE
[14:14] <rocket16> agoasi1: Well, use this command: rm .ICEauthority
[14:14] <Galerien> rocket16: thanks for the link
[14:14] <rocket16> Galerien: My pleasure
[14:14] <mbeierl> how do i turn on compiz snapping windows by default instead of having to hold down the shift key?
[14:15] <Stormcloud> u gotta use - a it shows hidden files
[14:15] <coz_> mbeierl,  did you enable snapping windows /  also look in the wobbly window plugin
[14:15] <bogeyd6-> does anyone know of a linux calculator with a printable tape?
[14:15] <coz_> mbeierl,  under wobbly window enable "Snap Inverted"
[14:15] <rocket16> mbeierl: Go to System-Preferences-Compiz Settings manager, and you can it do it manually there, changing the preferences
[14:15] <mbeierl> coz_: yes did enable snapping, but did not realise that it's also in wobbly
[14:16] <rocket16> agoasi1: I believe, the name is ICEauthority, not ICEAuthority, because Shell is case-sensitive
[14:16] <mbeierl> coz_: yes, there's the "snap inverted" that I was looking for, thanks!
[14:17] <rocket16> agoasi1: In case you don't want to remove, use chmod +rw .ICEauthority
[14:17] <ubuntu_> I have had to reinstall grub2 but this didn't set up the correct entries for 10.04 I can still boot in 9.10 and did update-grub but this completely removed the entries for 10.04. Can anyone help me recreating them
[14:17] <Galerien> agoasi1: just tip "rm .ICE" and then use the tab key to complete the name
[14:17] <coz_> mbeierl,  no problem   if you need more help with compiz you can join me and the others in #compiz :)
[14:17] <User54345> Hello, I have various GNOME application crashing (I see reports like these in dmesg : gedit[11993]: segfault at 00001c4f eip b6b74543 esp bfe49bd8 error 4 or nautilus[12012]: segfault at 00001c4f eip b6abf543 esp bfaa4ba8 error 4) Any ideas on how to pin point the error ? memtest86+ didn't report any problem
[14:17] <mbeierl> coz_: excellent, thanks!
[14:17] <w83> so now i can't see any solutions
[14:17] <hellwolf06_> Hi all
[14:17] <agoasi1> rocket16: ok, the last command worked. i removed it and it went away
[14:18] <rocket16> Hello hellwolf06_, welcome to Ubuntu IRC, :)
[14:18] <hellwolf06_> I want to make my own ubuntu
[14:18] <dominet> hello folks
[14:18] <moetunes> w83: try to boot into windows as a check pls
[14:18] <bazhang> !remaster > hellwolf06_
[14:18] <Galerien> hellwolf06_: possible, just let me find it for you
[14:18] <Galerien> ok, well, thanks bazhang ;)
[14:18] <gbillings> can somebody help me please
[14:18] <rocket16> agoasi1: Now, type: exit and then, press Ctrl+Alt+F7, and you'll get to login screen
[14:19] <dominet> can someone tell me about vmlimit and how do i change it? on my 12GB of ram machine there is vmlimit of 4.4GB reported by atop... it's 64-bit so why is that?
[14:19] <slav> !remaster
[14:19] <Galerien> !ask | gbillings
[14:19] <gbillings> i need to know how to install arm-elf-gcc
[14:19] <hellwolf06_> I want to make ubuntu on LXDE
[14:19] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: Use UCK, Ulc and Remastersys, all of them are fine
[14:19] <hellwolf06_> with my settings
[14:19] <dominet> hm
[14:19] <dominet> can someone tell me about vmlimit and how do i change it? on my 12GB of ram machine there is vmlimit of 4.4GB reported by atop... it's 64-bit so why is that?
[14:19] <dominet> i really need help
[14:19] <coz_> hellwolf06_,  sudo apt-get install lxde
[14:19] <ubuntu_> where can I go to learn more about linux and its features, Im a noob as Im sure your already aware but want to migrate to a new OS
[14:20] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: Use UCK (Ubuntu customization kit) and then, select the desktop manager and so on.
[14:20] <bazhang> !manual | ubuntu_
[14:20] <rocket16> !manual | ubuntu_
[14:20] <hellwolf06_> thanks all
[14:20] <w83> moetunes, but all this happened after I updated some stuff, and istalled the cloud enterprise sth, and when by mistake plugged in the phone while booting
[14:20] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: Our pleasure, :)
[14:20] <hellwolf06_> but i want to make my own project
[14:20] <ubuntu_> anyone have a preferred OS or version of linux, I seemed to like Mint 9 as a fast and easy install
[14:21] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: You can also try Linux from Scratch, but it is difficult. So, better to try using Remastersys or UCK.
[14:21] <helo> ahh, my fstab has some "bind" mounts toward the end... how do i make them not fsck automatically?
[14:21] <gbillings> does anybody know how to install arm-elf-gcc on ubuntu desktop 10.04? i am trying to compile a porject for my ipod touch
[14:21] <bazhang> ubuntu_, lets take this to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[14:21] <hellwolf06_> i want to ask some questions to those, who use LXDE
[14:22] <rocket16> ubuntu_: This is a Ubuntu Channel. So, definitely all of us will recommend Ubuntu. Personally, Ubuntu is my favourite. Mint is an unofficial fork of Ubuntu,
[14:22] <jan-pieter> I have had to reinstall grub2 but this didn't set up the correct entries for 10.04 I can still boot in 9.10 and did update-grub but this completely removed the entries for 10.04. Can anyone help me recreating them?
[14:22] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: I use it, although not often
[14:22] <gbillings> does anybody know how to install arm-elf-gcc on ubuntu desktop 10.04? please help me ive already had to reinstall ubuntu twice
[14:22] <hellwolf06_> rocket16, is there bittorrent client?
[14:23] <ubuntu_> Rocket, I appreciate your reply, I know this ubuntu, I was curious as a noob about the differences, is there a site that lists the differences to most versions?
[14:23] <badcloud> helo: linux.die.net/man/8/fsck
[14:23] <bullgard> gbillings: The 2 things you mentioned are not related.
[14:23] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: Actually, any client of GNOME will work nicely on LXDE. Personally, Transmission and Deluge are nice
[14:24] <helo> badcloud: man fstab does the trick :)
[14:24] <badcloud> helo: sorry, wrong link www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html
[14:24] <gbillings> i do not understand? i am trying to run the 'Make' command and i am given this error: /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found
[14:24] <helo> just not with the 'nofsck' i searched for
[14:24] <badcloud> helo: right :P
[14:24] <rocket16> ubuntu_: Well, you can go to http://distrowatch.com/, but I myself, I found this one very useful: http://www.daniweb.com/news/story229382.html
[14:25] <hellwolf06_> rocket16,can i have opera on it?
[14:25] <techzg> I am using Ubuntu 10.04 and I have a problem with the wireless network applet. I can get connected to wireless if, I disable bluetooth and re-enable wireless. Doing the same on every startup is tedious. Is there a way to fix this please?
[14:25] <KimIskov> Will someone please help solving dual screen problem?
[14:25] <smallfoot-> how can i be sure that SATA power management is disabled?
[14:26] <coz_> KimIskov,  which video card?
[14:26] <rocket16> hellwolf06_: Surely you can, you can grab the deb package of Opera, and install it. But it won't update automatically, unless an Opera PPA is made. Get Opera from http://www.opera.com/download/index.dml?platform=linux and install the .deb installer
[14:26] <rocket16> !arm-elf-gcc
[14:26] <gbillings> ok let me start over.... has anyone ever gotten this error when running "make" error: /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found
[14:27] <rocket16> !info arm-elf-gcc
[14:27] <KimIskov> coz_ Nividia 8600 SLI
[14:27] <smallfoot-> how can i be sure that SATA power management is disabled?
[14:27] <Davaross> update packages
[14:27] <Davaross> ?
[14:27] <gbillings> how can i install the package arm-elf-gcc
[14:28] <hhuti> Is there a difference between x86 and amd 64 as in speed on an intel T4300 processor -laptop?
[14:28] <Pici> smallfoot-: look at hdparm -B   and hdparm's manpage.
[14:28] <smallfoot-> Pici, yeah hdparm -B 255, but how do i make it set that on startup?
[14:28] <techzg> I am using Ubuntu 10.04 and I have a problem with the wireless network applet. I can get connected to wireless if, I disable bluetooth and re-enable wireless. Doing the same on every startup is tedious. Is there a way to fix this please?
[14:28] <chazco> Hi... are there any plans to release a 10.04 livecd that works with nvidia cards like the older ones did?
[14:29] <rocket16> ubuntu_: Although not perfect, but this is another good list: http://distrowatch.com/stats.php?section=popularity
[14:29] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troubleshoot?
[14:29] <smallfoot-> chaz, i thnk my 10.04 livecd works on my nvidia 8600gt
[14:29] <hellwolf06_> oK
[14:29] <gbillings> ubottu: how can i install the package arm-elf-gcc if its not in the repos?
[14:29] <hellwolf06_> Is there nautilus in LXDE
[14:29] <Pici> smallfoot-: I believe  settings in /etc/hdparm.conf will be honored
[14:29] <rocket16> chazco: Doesn't it work? I think, it works nicely on my ATI card and on my friend's NVidia cards
[14:29] <smallfoot-> Pici, thanks
[14:30] <jan-pieter> I have had to reinstall grub2 but this didn't set up the correct entries for 10.04 I can still boot in 9.10 and did update-grub but this completely removed the entries for 10.04. Can anyone help me recreating them?
[14:30] <KimIskov> coz_ Gforce 8600 GTS with SLI
[14:30] <nickaugust> morning guys!  my wireless isnt working this morning on my 10.4 gnome!  Heres my ifconfig http://pastie.org/987254 so I see wlan0 is recognized but under wireless networks when i click the icon in my toolbar it just says 'disconnected'.  any ideas?
[14:30] <chazco> smallfoot- & rocket16 - Doesn't boot by default... if you add nomodeset it boots in a 640x480 square... looks at bit daft on a 1440x900 monitor...
[14:30] <hhuti> nickaugust, Welcome to the club, same here.
[14:31] <rocket16> gbillings: You need to compile that from source, which you get from http://dir.filewatcher.com/d/OpenBSD/snapshots/mips64/arm-elf-gcc-3.4.5p1.tgz.4092824.html Otherwise, .RPM is there, which can be converted using Alien to .deb (risky)
[14:31] <hhuti> nickaugust,  Did you enable the drivers?
[14:31] <nickaugust> hhuti, mine was working last week though...
[14:31] <qbitza> Hi guys
[14:31] <hhuti> nickaugust,  x86 or amd 64 version....what are you using?
[14:31] <gbillings> rocket16: thank you SOOO much!
[14:31] <rocket16> gbillings: You are most welcome, :)
[14:31] <qbitza> Will Ubuntu Server 64bit runon an Intel-3450?
[14:32] <Dantevios> How can I find out which device (i.e. tty0) my USB stick is plugged into/
[14:32] <Dantevios> ?*
[14:32] <qbitza> Bloody hell, this is a buzzy room
[14:32] <nickaugust> hhuti, im using x86... does wlan0 show up in your ifconfig?
[14:33] <hellwolf06_> OK,lets make a team to make own own ubuntu
[14:33] <hhuti> nickaugust,  no...
[14:33] <Dantevios> try iwconfig
[14:33] <Dantevios> ifconfig only shows ethernet devices
[14:34] <hhuti> nickaugust,  and in network manager do you have wireless with gray and it shows disconnected?
[14:34] <momo_> i want to ubuntu french
[14:34] <Pici> !fr | momo_
[14:34] <bazhang> momo_, in #ubuntu-fr
[14:34] <nickaugust> Dantevios, heres my iwconfig... http://pastie.org/987267  looks like the device is working but its not showing any available networks
[14:34] <hhuti> Dantevios,  no wireless extension..
[14:34] <momo_> ok
[14:35] <momo_> le canal en francais comment je dois faire pour acceder
[14:35] <Dantevios> that's weird I don't see a chipset for your card nickaugust
[14:35] <nickaugust> hhuti, i have some networks in that network manager but i dont think that means anything.  it sounds like your card isnt being reconginzed
[14:35] <rocket16> !fr | momo_
[14:35] <bazhang> momo_, /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:35] <jan-pieter> mome_ : /j #ubuntu-fr
[14:35] <techzg> I am using Ubuntu 10.04 and I have a problem with the wireless network applet. I can get connected to wireless if, I disable bluetooth and re-enable wireless. Doing the same on every startup is tedious. Is there a way to fix this please?
[14:36] <Dantevios> nickaugust: hhuti: try doing a "sudo lshw"
[14:36] <hhuti> nickaugust,  http://pastie.org/987270
[14:36] <Dantevios> and see if you can locate your devices
[14:36] <hhuti> Dantevios,  did, and now?
[14:36] <Dantevios> i.e. mine says "Atheros AR5001X+ Wireless Network Adapter
[14:36] <Dantevios> is it plugged into your computer hhuti?
[14:36] <hellwolf06_> There is a screen of dreamlinux http://www.toejob.org/forumpics/dreamlinux.png
[14:36] <Dantevios> like what is the name of your card
[14:37] <gbillings_> rocket16: whcih tgz do i download? i keep getting 550 no such file or directory
[14:37] <hhuti> nickaugust,  under wireless networks when i click the icon in my toolbar it just says 'disconnected-so you have the same problem as I have
[14:38] <hhuti> Dantevios,  what ? I work on wired network now on the same laptop with wireless
[14:38] <gbillings_> rocket16: never mind, i got it
[14:38] <natrixnatrix89> Is it possible to edit hdv video in ubuntu? (without using kdenlive)
[14:38] <jan-pieter> Can anyone help me in adding ubuntu 10.04 to grub manually? Ubuntu seems to have problems with my setup
[14:38] <rocket16> gbillings_: Sure, I was afk, still ok
[14:38] <hhuti> Dantevios,  wired is working, wireless has drivers but apparently doesn't work
[14:39] <hhuti> Dantevios, under wireless networks when i click the icon in my toolbar it just says 'disconnected-as nick said...I have the same issue...
[14:39] <Dantevios> hhuti: what kind of wireless card do you have?
[14:39] <nickaugust> Dantevios, http://pastie.org/987272 line 256 logical name: wlan0..... hmmmm.  it worked last week too. :/
[14:39] <rocket16> jan-pieter: Ubuntu 10.04 uses Grub2, so it is a bit different. Use an editor for that, and edit menu.cfg of Grub2
[14:39] <hhuti> Dantevios,  broadcom bcm4312...tried the link on ubuntu website...the guide did not helped
[14:39] <nickaugust> hhuti, do the 'sudo lshw' and see if you can see your wirless card in there
[14:40] <hhuti> Dantevios,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx tried this but no luck
[14:40] <nickaugust> hhuti, try 'sudo lshw | grep wireless' or if that doesnt work just 'sudo lshw' and see if you see it in there
[14:40] <jan-pieter> sorry rocket16 I meant grub2. What editor can I use
[14:40] <Salvad1> Hello. Pingin chat windows appears behind the browser window when someone sends me a new message. I am using Metacity in Ubuntu 10.04.
[14:40] <KimIskov> Hi, I have two graphiccard Gforce 8600 GTS SLI. How do i use both screens, I can't find more than one screen in preferences. How do I aktivate both screens?
[14:40] <Salvad1> *Pidgin, not Pingin.
[14:40] <hhuti> nickaugust,  look at this http://pastie.org/987270 I'm a beginner... is my wifi working?
[14:41] <rocket16> jan-pieter: Any editor, gEdit will do. Just edit the menu.cfg file with gEdit, and add the entries,
[14:41] <moetunes> KimIskov: http://wiki.debian.org/XStrikeForce/HowToRandR12
[14:41] <helo> do ati cards work well with multihead?
[14:41] <nickaugust> hhuti, try the lshw stuff above and paste the results
[14:41] <Salvad1> That seem to not happen in Compiz or Xfwm4.
[14:41] <gbillings_> rocket16: how do i compile if there is no autogen.sh configure or makefile? only bin, +contenets, +desc, lib, libexec, and man?
[14:41] <Dantevios> your should work nickaugust, try doing a "modprobe -l |grep ath9k"
[14:41] <Dantevios> did you upgrade or something?
[14:41] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troubleshoot?
[14:41] <Dantevios> yours*
[14:41] <hhuti> nickaugust,  http://pastie.org/987276
[14:42] <Joeseph> I have a macbook pro.  How can I configure a three finger swipe in Ubuntu?
[14:42] <jrib> gbillings_: you read documentation.  But what are you compiling?
[14:42] <hhuti> nickaugust,  I think it is working, isn't it?
[14:42] <techzg> I am using Ubuntu 10.04 and I have a problem with the wireless network applet. I can get connected to wireless if, I disable bluetooth and re-enable wireless. Doing the same on every startup is tedious. Is there a way to fix this please?
[14:42] <jan-pieter> rocket16 : grub2 doesn't have a menu.cfg
[14:42] <Balduino> s it possible to create a network game between two computers on the local network using glchess? I can't find a way to create a host.
[14:42] <nickaugust> Dantevios,  kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath9k/ath9k.ko
[14:42] <gbillings_> arm-elf-gcc : arm-elf-gcc-3.4.5p1
[14:43] <nickaugust> hhuti, paste the whole lshw without the grep
[14:43] <gbillings_> jrib: arm-elf-gcc : arm-elf-gcc-3.4.5p1
[14:43] <nickaugust> hhuti, sorry grep was a dumb idea :/
[14:43] <jake1> hey room i need help i have a kodak 5250 printer and was wondering if there are ubuntu drivers fro them
[14:43] <KimIskov> moetunes thank you for helping. But I have to say this is no help for me
[14:43] <moetunes> k
[14:44] <hellwolf06_> OK
[14:44] <client01> hi
[14:44] <hhuti> nickaugust,  http://pastie.org/987279
[14:44] <jrib> gbillings_: http://www.gnuarm.org/support.html
[14:44] <client01> hiiiiiiii
[14:44] <hellwolf06_> LXDE,KDE,XFCE are difficult
[14:44] <natrixnatrix89> does anyone know how to edit hdv in kino?
[14:44] <rocket16> gbillings_: You can get the latest versions at http://www.gnuarm.com/ and go to the Files section. Also, the help is available at http://www.gnuarm.org/support.html
[14:45] <KimIskov> moetunes, where do I have to start, please tell me where i find the solution
[14:45] <bullgard> '~$ yelp; Could not initialize gecko!' How to troubleshoot?
[14:45] <Dantevios> nickaugust: your drivers appear to be loaded ok, can you see any wireless networks when you do an "iwlist scan"?
[14:45] <moetunes> KimIskov: I don't use nvidia but iirc there are dome docs for it in /usr/share/docs
[14:46] <nickaugust> Dantevios, I tried to enter a manual network and its trying to connect but doesnt seem to connect... let me try iwlist scan
[14:46] <hhuti> nickaugust,  I posted, if there's something else please tell me. I really want to make wireless work.
[14:47] <Haakon-ubuntard> Guess who just discovered the most annoying "feature" ever?
[14:47] <dominet> can someone tell me about vmlimit and how do i change it? on my 12GB of ram machine there is vmlimit of 4.4GB reported by atop... it's 64-bit so why is that?
[14:47]  * jrib refuses to guess
[14:47] <gbillings_> rocket16: for arm-elf-gcc which source pakages do i need? i did a clean install of ubuntu yesterday, if that matters
[14:48] <nickaugust> Dantevios, wlan0     No scan results
[14:48] <nickaugust> Dantevios, and the manual wireless connection i'm trying just asks for the password a couple times and then times out
[14:48] <hhuti> Dantevios,  when you finish if you have any suggestions I'm listening.
[14:48] <Dantevios> what kind of connection are you trying to connect to nickaugust /
[14:48] <Dantevios> ?*
[14:48] <Dantevios> WEP/WPA
[14:48] <Dantevios> etc
[14:49] <Haakon-ubuntard> Dantevios: How's the signal strength, and is this on 9.10 or 10.04?
[14:49] <nickaugust> hhuti, looks like your card is recognized... i'm not sure where to go from there.  type a short summary of your problem including the pastie.org links of ifconfig and lshw and maybe somone else can help
[14:49] <Dantevios> hhuti: your problem is that you need to get your broadcom card to work. I don't know what to tell you on that one. Did it work before? Or is this just a wireless card you are trying to get to work?
[14:50] <nickaugust> Dantevios, WPA
[14:50] <CuriosTiger> Howdy all. So I read a blog article that says lucid lynx supports the iphone. I'm running 10.04 inside vmware workstation on a windows box, but I tried connecting my iPhone (a USB device) to the Lucid virtual machine. However, it doesn't show up on the ubuntu desktop
[14:50] <CuriosTiger> any thoughts?
[14:50] <Dantevios> just because it recognized it doesn't mean the drivers work for it
[14:50] <KimIskov> moetunes I looked in and for docs the last several days now. I find no help. I find many suggestion about problems with tow screens. But I'm a newbee and this is all to dificult to find a solution. Now I came in here to get som help from human not a new suggestion for another website!
[14:50] <stabin> Hi, in ubuntu lucid synaptic shows something like "packages _manually_ selected for installation (opposite to installed as dependency; not sure about exact label - not ubuntu here now)". Is there any way to get this "manually selected for installation" packages list from command-line?
[14:50] <smallfoot-> can anyone tell me wether they have 'pm-utils-powersave-policy' installed on their system?
[14:50] <gbillings_> for arm-elf-gcc which source pakages do i need? i did a clean install of ubuntu yesterday, if that matters
[14:50] <Dantevios> see if you can find your card here hhuti https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsBroadcom
[14:51] <hhuti> Dantevios,  It worked in version 9.10:(
[14:51] <dlyneswork> Is ipsec broken on ubuntu 9.04?  I'm getting the following error when trying to load the af_key.ko module:  FATAL: Error inserting af_key (/lib/modules/2.6.28-18-generic/kernel/net/key/af_key.ko): Cannot allocate memory
[14:51] <rocket16> gbillings_: That is a cross-compiler, so I don't think, much needs will be there. You can find more information at http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/CrossCompiler
[14:51] <smallfoot-> can anyone tell me whether they have 'pm-utils-powersave-policy' installed on their system?
[14:51] <hhuti> Dantevios,  yes, it's the last line, 4312
[14:52] <Dantevios> beats me hhuti ubuntu redoes their wireless stack in like every new version they release
[14:52] <Dantevios> did you try using wireless off a live CD?
[14:52] <KimIskov> Please give me som human help, no website suggestion!  I have trouble with using two screens. I have Geforce 8600 GTS SLI. Please help???
[14:52] <Dantevios> I always just reinstall instead of upgrading to a new version because of the problems that occur with upgrading. I am sticking with 10.04 until the next LTS version of ubuntu comes out.
[14:52] <hhuti> Dantevios,  Me?:)
[14:52] <Dantevios> yeah hhuti
[14:52] <Haakon-ubuntard> Kimiskov: Install nvidia drivers
[14:53] <Haakon-ubuntard> Which version of them do you have?
[14:53] <helo> KimIskov: have you tired 'nvidia-settings'?
[14:53] <gbillings_> rocket16: i need it to build greenp0ison: an iPhone software toolkit and it needs to interact with the iPhone firmware
[14:53] <hhuti> Dantevios,  yes, it was not working there neither...
[14:53] <helo> tried
[14:53] <Mike_nl> spolstra: test
[14:53] <Haakon-ubuntard> KimIskov: gksudo nvidia-settings might be better though.
[14:53] <w83> moetunes, any suggestions for the repair
[14:53] <spolstra> mike_nl: ok
[14:53] <gbillings_> rocket16: and it requires arm-elf-gcc in order to compile
[14:54] <Dantevios> hhuti: that's strange. The only thing I could think of is that your wireless drivers got upgraded and the new ones are not working for your card. For example my atheros card used to use the madwifi drivers, but now in 9.10 and on they use teh ath5k and in 10.04 the ath9k driver.
[14:54] <moetunes> w83: apart from trying to boot windows as a check?
[14:54] <Dantevios> I would try to boot of a 9.10 live cd hhuti and find out which drivers it was using
[14:54] <w83> moetunes, i dunno how to run it from grub
[14:54] <Dantevios> and then load those in 10.04 with modprobe
[14:55] <nickaugust> Dantevios, its WPA but there are unsecured and WEP networks in range as well that are not shown.
[14:55] <KimIskov> haakon-ubuntard helo yes i have tryed Nvidia settings. Where do I find  gksudo nvidia-settings
[14:55] <switchgirl> hi anyone want a game?
[14:55] <w83> tryied root (hd0,5) chainloader +1 boot ; and got just blinking cursor
[14:56] <HanifBaloch> hai this HanifBaloch need help
[14:56] <Haakon-ubuntard> KimIskov: just hit Alt+F2, and copypaste it into. It means that you want to run nvidia-settings with root privileges.
[14:56] <nickaugust> KimIskov, gksudo just loads the program with root privleges
[14:56] <rocket16> switchgirl: Game? You mean, you need a game for Ubuntu?
[14:56] <w83> :P tried :)
[14:56] <petrus> anybody managed to get sound notifications working in Empathy 2.30.1 (ubuntu 10.04). I use it on 4 different machines, sound works on none, so it is not a local hardware/setup problem.
[14:56] <switchgirl> rocket16,  alien areana from the repos
[14:57] <jake1> is there any kodak printer drives?
[14:57] <jake1> drivers*
[14:57] <gbillings_> thank you everybody for your help!
[14:58] <nickaugust> kim, did you install the nvidia restricted drivers like this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nvidia
[14:58] <Haakon-ubuntard> nickaugust: Yes, he already said he did, didn't he?
[14:58] <nickaugust> KimIskov, did you install the nvidia restricted drivers like this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nvidia
[14:58] <Dantevios> Haakon-ubuntard: do you know how to detect which USB port a device is plugged into that maps to /dev/tty*? or some place?
[14:58] <nickaugust> Haakon-ubuntard, sorry just caught the tail of that convo... i have the same card running multiple monitors no problem... 4 of them actually :)
[14:58] <aprilus> jjjjjjjj/exit
[14:59] <vezeena> Is the equivalent of typing "sensors" into Konsole the same on Windows?
[14:59] <Haakon-ubuntard> Dantevios: no, I do not.
[14:59] <KimIskov> haakon-ubuntard I have the same options with that command, It doesn't help me. My second screen is still not to find in Nvidia settings
[14:59] <Haakon-ubuntard> KimIskov: I'm uploading a series of pictures. Just give me a sec, okay? :)
[14:59] <mawst> any difference between nvidia 96 and 173?
[14:59] <smallfoot-> can anyone tell me whether they have 'pm-utils-powersave-policy' installed on their system?
[15:00] <KimIskov> Haakon-unbuntard, thank you. I hope it will help
[15:00] <Haakon-ubuntard> Step one: http://bildr.no/view/659200 Step two: http://bildr.no/view/659201 Step three: http://bildr.no/view/659203
[15:01] <Haakon-ubuntard> At step three, choose separate x-screen, and restart the x-server. (This will log you out, so be sure to save your work!)
[15:01] <nickaugust> smallfoot-, yes "pm-utils-powersave-policy is already the newest version."
[15:01] <Pici> smallfoot-: I don't as this is a server, but if you are using any of the desktop or netbook editions, you should.
[15:01] <jake1> i do a sudo apt-get update and get the following error
[15:01] <Haakon-ubuntard> The key sequence to kill the x-server is: AltGr+PrintScreen+k
[15:01] <jake1>  Failed to fetch http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/dists/jaunty/Release
[15:01] <KimIskov> Why is Ubuntu so dificult?
[15:01] <Haakon-ubuntard> It's not really, it just doesn't like hotswapping monitors.
[15:02] <smallfoot-> nickaugust, Pici, why is it marked as "unsupported" not canonical-supported?
[15:02] <Haakon-ubuntard> At least it doesn't mess up my hdmi output like Vista does.
[15:02] <smallfoot-> nickaugust, Pici, wasnt it removed?
[15:02] <nickaugust> KimIskov, it's a long story :)
[15:02] <Haakon-ubuntard> But yes, when you're new to it, it's really weird to learn. After a while it gets a lot easier. :)
[15:02] <KimIskov> hehe
[15:02] <Keith> Has anyone got Ubuntu Lucid working as a guest on Xen 3.0.3 (Centos 5.3)?
[15:02] <Pici> smallfoot-: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[15:02] <smallfoot-> Pici, 10.04
[15:03] <Haakon-ubuntard> KimIskov: Reposting the pictures: Step one: http://bildr.no/view/659200 Step two: http://bildr.no/view/659201 Step three: http://bildr.no/view/659203
[15:03] <uLinux_> !vpn
[15:03] <noelferreira> how can i install DIA 0.96 on lucid?
[15:03] <Pici> smallfoot-: Where do you see it marked as such?
[15:04] <smallfoot-> PIci, synaptic
[15:04] <smallfoot-> noelferreira, lucid comes with 0.97
[15:04] <krunkatron> hello all, how do i connect to ssh encrypted vnc from a windows machine? every client ive used has the encryption field greyed out & no setting..
[15:04] <Raydiation> why do ubuntu kernels suck so much? i have problems all the time with my intel hda soundcard, it somehow disables itself
[15:04] <noelferreira> smallfoot-, i need 0.96
[15:04] <Raydiation> and ive had a lot of problems over all the years
[15:04] <Keith> krunkatron, have you tried tunelling with putty?
[15:04] <smallfoot-> noelferreira, dont know how then...
[15:05] <krunkatron> should i just run ssh with loopback keith?
[15:05] <Keith> yeah, thats the easiest way to do it krunkatron
[15:05] <krunkatron> oh i see. was hoping some client would just let me give the ssh port but thats not too bad.
[15:05] <Raydiation> !grub2
[15:06] <dinamizador> hola
[15:06] <rocket16> Hello dinamizador
[15:06] <krunkatron> thanks for the quick response keith!
[15:06] <Raydiation> ?grub2
[15:06] <Keith> np krunkatron, any time :D
[15:06] <Pici> smallfoot-: I dont know, I see it marked as being supported for 3yrs here.
[15:06] <moetunes> w83: you can, from the live cd, edit /boot/grub.cfg and add to the end of the kernel line   fastboot   and it should skip the fsck check
[15:07] <arunkumar413> how to operating my usb internet modem at a higher baud rate.i'm using wvdial program to connect to net
[15:07] <smallfoot-> Pici, ah you're right.. maybe cuz i used lucid-proposed
[15:07] <moetunes> m83that file is /boot/grub.cfg sorry
[15:07] <Pici> smallfoot-: Probably because of that then.
[15:07] <arbo> If anybody has any experience with playonlinux, could they direct me to an IRC channel about it?  (google isn't helping.)
[15:07] <w83> can I do this through the startup grub console ?
[15:07] <moetunes> w83: yep
[15:07] <smallfoot-> Pici, thanks
[15:08] <nickaugust> smallfoot-, supported until april 2013
[15:08] <x3cion> Hi there
[15:08] <dlyneswork> Is ipsec broken on ubuntu 9.04?  I'm getting the following error when trying to load the af_key.ko module:  FATAL: Error inserting af_key (/lib/modules/2.6.28-18-generic/kernel/net/key/af_key.ko): Cannot allocate memory
[15:08] <x3cion> Is there a way to stop disk writes for some hours?
[15:08] <jake1> NO_PUBKEY 54422A4B98AB5139
[15:08] <jake1> W: Failed to fetch http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/dists/jaunty/Release
[15:08] <moetunes> w83: do you know how?
[15:09] <jake1> im having problems updating my virtual box and it says this?
[15:09] <bhabalinux> hi
[15:09] <jrib> jake1: read: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[15:10] <nickaugust> jake1, you need the public key... see the link jrib just sent you
[15:10] <w83> hmm .. still the same it just added (check in 3 mounts) after the fsck lines as before
[15:10] <bullgard> '~$ yelp; Could not initialize gecko!' How to troubleshoot?
[15:10] <moetunes> w83: no boot?
[15:10] <loddon> anyone here got splashy to work? all i got was smaller sized texts during boot.
[15:10] <frxstrem> I accidentally deleted *all* the files in my home directory; is it possible to recover these files from command line?
[15:11] <w83> hangs as earlier
[15:11] <dlyneswork> bullgard, probably a better question for #gecko on irc.mozilla.org
[15:11] <bhabalinux> When will getDeb be running again?
[15:11] <asn_> frxstrem: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[15:11] <jrib> frxstrem: with your backups ideally.  But see ubottu if you are desparate.
[15:11] <jrib> !recover | frxstrem
[15:12] <bullgard> dlyneswork: Very good. I am hurrying to ask there. --  Thank you.
[15:12] <loddon> splashy, splashy...no one here has tried it?
[15:12] <joaopinto> bhabalinux, better ask at #getdeb
[15:12] <bhabalinux> oh thanks
[15:13] <KimIskov> Haakon_ubuntard I think my problem is that i have no second screen in the Layout area like at picture no two
[15:13] <w83> ohh
[15:13] <w83> in the previous kernel version it run the disk check
[15:13] <xckpd7> question: how do I make a certain browser the default for html files (jaunty jackalope)? trying to do it for shiretoko (firefox 3.5)
[15:14] <jrib> !defaultapp | xckpd7
[15:14] <frxstrem> as ubottu said, recovering deleted files on ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible - would this apply to ext4 too?
[15:14] <jrib> frxstrem: yes
[15:14] <jrib> frxstrem: if you don't have backups, just take this as the moment you started making them, everyone has one
[15:15] <moetunes> w83: is it kernel -32 that it hangs on?
[15:15] <xckpd7> jrib: much love & respect
[15:15] <w83> but then again hangs displaying: fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2 /dev/sda2 has been mounted 34 times without being checked, checked forced /dev/sda2" ###/### files (0.2% non-contigoues), ###/### blocks
[15:16] <w83> hangs on both 2.6.32-22 and 2.6.32-21
[15:16] <jrib> frxstrem: google turns up http://extundelete.sourceforge.net/ no idea if it will blow up your system, but worth a read
[15:16] <moetunes> w83: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/576001
[15:16] <foo_fighter> does anyone has chromium browser?
[15:17] <Pici> !anyyone | foo_fighter
[15:17] <Pici> foo_fighter: Just ask your real question and someone will try to answer.
[15:18] <foo_fighter> i have a problem with chromium  browser
[15:18] <foo_fighter> i can't open radio stations
[15:18] <foo_fighter> i have ubuntu 10.04 64 bit
[15:18] <bilkulbekar> how do i install ubuntu from a source other than CD?
[15:18] <asn_> does our name get red hilighted in webchaat when someones responds to me?
[15:18] <w83> moetunes, can I revert ?
[15:18] <foo_fighter> could anyone help me?
[15:19] <arbo> foo_fighter, what radio stations?
[15:19] <foo_fighter> with firefox i can open them
[15:19] <matt__> _upgrade help_ compiz died during the upgrade, so i let it continue without a window manager.  now there is no window, and dpkg is running with 0% cpu.  starting metacity didn't bring the window back.  what should i do?  (upgrading to 10.04 lts)
[15:19] <natrixnatrix89> foo_fighter: why is chromium so important to you?
[15:19] <dlyneswork> Anyone know where module load sequence is, in ubuntu?
[15:19] <foo_fighter> arbo: http://www.redfm.gr/listen.php?category_id=42
[15:19] <foo_fighter> this
[15:19] <frxstrem> is there a command line web browser available for Ubuntu?
[15:19] <matt__> frxstrem: lynx
[15:19] <foo_fighter> natrixnatrix89:  cause it's fass
[15:19] <foo_fighter> fast
[15:19] <gzm> w3m
[15:19] <aburch> frxstrem: w3m, links, lynx
[15:19] <moetunes> w83: that bug is in an indeterminate phase atm - wouldn't know how to revert the util-linux pkg
[15:20] <dlyneswork> I want to make sure af_key.ko gets loaded before anything else except a couple of other modules
[15:20] <Pici> frxstrem: w3m should be installed by default I beleive.
[15:20] <frxstrem> matt__, gzm, aburch, Pici: thanks ;)
[15:20] <w83> hmm
[15:20] <foo_fighter> who has chromium?
[15:20] <w83> so no cure for that
[15:21] <rocket16> foo_fighter: I do have it
[15:21] <moetunes> w83: what is the /ware you're using pls?
[15:21] <moetunes> h/ware*
[15:21] <foo_fighter> rocket can tou open this ?   http://www.redfm.gr/listen.php?category_id=42
[15:21] <foo_fighter> rocket16:
[15:22] <haakon-ubuntard> bilkubelar: What source do you have available to install on?
[15:22] <w83> laptop - toshiba m700
[15:22] <moetunes> k
[15:22] <mdmkolbe> I want to install the proofgeneral-coq package which depends on the coq package, but I don't want to install the coq package as I have a custom build of coq already installed (in a non-standard location).  What is the right way to deal with this?
[15:23] <rocket16> foo_fighter: Yes, it opens. It opens both in Chrome and Chromium.
[15:23] <w83> this is what happens if You click the update stuff to often :P
[15:24] <matt__> _upgrade help_ compiz died during the upgrade, so i let it continue without a window manager.  now there is no window, and dpkg is running with 0% cpu.  starting metacity didn't bring the window back.  what should i do?  (upgrading to 10.04 lts)
[15:24] <drizzt_> my GDM doesn't show user list and crashes when I'm trying to login (Lucid)
[15:24] <moetunes> w83: I am still inclined to think it might be a h/ware issue
[15:24] <SteveThing> morning all
[15:25] <w83> but it happened just after the update
[15:25] <moetunes> w83: since the phone isn't listed in /etc/fstab it wouldn't play a part in the fsck
[15:25] <PSL> yo
[15:25] <Pici> !who
[15:25] <uLinux_> http://www.flickr.com/photos/cviorel/4343361974/sizes/o/ what program is that?
[15:25] <w83> so it must be somewhat correlated
[15:26] <moetunes> w83: you updated and wrote to the hdd - now fsck is having issues...
[15:26] <PSL>  @pici whatup
[15:26] <Pici> PSL: howdy.
[15:26] <slav> bb
[15:27] <PSL> cheese ;)
[15:27] <noelferreira> how can i downgrade to dia 0.96 on lucid?
[15:27] <w83> but when I run the disk check from live cd - everything is fine
[15:27] <bullgard> dlyneswork: Apparently there is no #gecko in that network.
[15:27] <BluesKaj> howdy folks
[15:27] <haakon-ubuntard> uLinux_: That looks like conky.
[15:28] <haakon-ubuntard> Guides on how to set it up are all around, but it's one of those programs you read a sample config, a manpage, and then go on hacking in wild abandon.
[15:28] <haakon-ubuntard> It's pretty neet.
[15:28] <quenbert> uLinux_, conly for sure
[15:28] <dlyneswork> bullgard, which particular application are you using?
[15:28] <SteveThing> is there a way to hide my linux partitions from Win7?
[15:28] <dlyneswork> bullgard, they have #thunderbird and #firefox, for sure
[15:29] <rocket16> drizzt_: You need to edit /etc/gdm/gdm.conf file. Login to Virtual Console, using Ctrl+Alt+F2, and login there. Then, type /etc/gdm/gdm.conf and there's a line (271) that says '[xdmcp]', a few lines below that, there's a line 'Enable=false'. My guess is that your gdm.conf has 'Enable=true', so perhaps changing that line might solve your problem.
[15:29] <PSL> guipac: howdy
[15:29] <uLinux_> haakon-ubuntard, ty quenbert, *conky
[15:29] <bullgard> dlyneswork: My application at hand is "Yelp".
[15:29] <moetunes> w83: all I can suggest is to use the live cd to chroot to the ubuntu partition and do   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade   and if that doesn't work try   dpkg-reconfigure the utils pkg
[15:30] <w83> I tried the apt stuff
[15:30] <w83> and nothing
[15:30] <haakon-ubuntard> Yeah, piece of advice though: When setting up conky, please don't have it display uname -a. It's really silly to pretend you need to know what kernel version you're running 24/7, like it was in the mood of changing all by itself... :p
[15:30] <w83> but haven't tried the dpkg
[15:30] <dlyneswork> bullgard, oh...never heard of it...and I'm pretty sure it's not a mozilla product
[15:31] <bullgard> dlyneswork: Why did you suggest me to visit irc.mozilla.org?
[15:31] <dlyneswork> bullgard, because mozilla is where gecko comes from
[15:31] <drizzt_> rocket16, I don't have /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[15:31] <rocket16> drizzt_: Can you log in to your System?
[15:31] <dlyneswork> bullgard, it's an html rendering engine from mozilla.org
[15:31] <nickaugust> ok heres my problem.  my wireless connection worked last week but is not working this week.  it is not showing any available networks or able to manually connect to a 'hidden' network.  iwlist scan shows no scan results.  here is ifconfig: http://pastie.org/987340 iwconfig: http://pastie.org/987346 and lshw (see line 256): http://pastie.org/987351 .  Any ideas??
[15:31] <drizzt_> rocket16, yes
[15:32] <dlyneswork> rebooting....brb
[15:32] <padi999> Hi all
[15:32] <rocket16> Hello padi999, welcome to ubuntu irc
[15:32] <padi999> I would like to use empathy for dial-out using my sip-account with registered landline phone number. The issue is, that my sip-account is grey'ed out when I go to Empathy->Chat->New Call...
[15:33] <w83> but which utils ?
[15:34] <mick_laptop> i'm booted into a live cd and i'd like to activate an lvm group, i didn't see vgchange anywhere - does ubuntu not come w/ lvm?
[15:34] <moetunes> w83: the one listed at the boot hang
[15:34] <BigMao> Hi there, I've been using Emacs for 2 years and I really wish there was a "delete region" command in Ubuntu that doesn't copy to the clipboard.  Can anyone tell me if there's such a command?
[15:34] <SteveThing> is it possible to hide linux partitions from Windows 7?
[15:35] <mick_laptop> SteveThing: windows doesn't have an ext3 driver - so it is "hidden" by default
[15:35] <mick_laptop> BigMao: no idea what you are talking about
[15:36] <BigMao> mick_laptop, how do you delete regions in emacs?
[15:36] <mick_laptop> BigMao: you don't want the copy buffer to copy when you highlight?
[15:36] <surgy> hello
[15:36] <simplexio> SteveThing: hide? even windows knows howto read partition table, but there is ext2/3/4 fs drivers for windows so its shouldnt be problem
[15:36] <haakon-ubuntard> BigMao, Like, within emacs?
[15:36] <mick_laptop> like visual in vim?
[15:36] <SteveThing> mick_laptop: it still see's the partition table
[15:36] <simplexio> SteveThing: there was at some point ext2/3 driver for windows
[15:36] <haakon-ubuntard> Or do you mean, inside gedit and so on?
[15:36] <BigMao> mick_laptop, I highlight by setting a mark and then moving the cursor
[15:36] <BigMao> that doesn't copy to the copy buffer
[15:37] <BigMao> the copy is performed when I actually kill the region
[15:37] <mick_laptop> simplexio: ah then it is osx that i'm thinking of (that ext3 driver has been broken for years)
[15:37] <SteveThing> simplexio: i thought there was a way to prevent windows from seeing a partition... and vice versa
[15:37] <surgy> i need help diagnosing my sound on unr will someone please help? when i first start unr, at the login screen, i have sound but after i log in i only have sound with headphones, how do i fix this?
[15:37] <BigMao> haakon-ubuntard, this is in Emacs
[15:38] <mick_laptop> SteveThing: that is really a windows question. how do you hide a partition from windows
[15:38] <SteveThing> thought maybe there was a way to do it via grub
[15:38] <haakon-ubuntard> BigMao: M-x delete-region....
[15:38] <mick_laptop> surgy: run alsamixer
[15:38] <haakon-ubuntard> You can always bind it to another key, if you want to. :)
[15:38] <mick_laptop> surgy: something is probably muted
[15:39] <BigMao> haakon-ubuntard, thanks. :) I think I will bind it, I'm frankly a bit surprised that it isn't a default binding
[15:39] <mick_laptop> so what about my lvm question? :)
[15:39] <haakon-ubuntard> BigMao: You have an unlimited kill-ring anyway, so you'd just C-y, and then M-y until you found the killed text you were looking for anyway...
[15:40] <surgy> mick_laptop: just run the command "alsamixer" ?
[15:40] <haakon-ubuntard> surgy:
[15:40] <haakon-ubuntard> Open up a terminal and run it.
[15:40] <haakon-ubuntard> It's a CLi program
[15:40] <mick_laptop> surgy: then unmute it from there
[15:40] <mdmkolbe> How do I substitute my own build of an application (which is installed in a non-standard location) for a package (P1) that another package depends on (P2) ?
[15:41] <LucidGuy> Need more swap space.  Shall I just create a swap file or resize my existing swap partition?
[15:41] <VCoolio> mdmkolbe: install your own build using checkinstall so apt-get knows about it
[15:41] <BigMao> haakon-ubuntard, gotcha; I actually haven't used that functionality before.  (cue laugh track)
[15:41] <mick_laptop> LucidGuy: just add more RAM
[15:41] <BigMao> I think I activated it by accident in the past
[15:41] <BigMao> but never really took advantage of it
[15:42] <haakon-ubuntard> BigMao: Have you installed emms yet? Just to annoy people who use vi?
[15:42] <mick_laptop> well i'll see you all later
[15:42] <BigMao> wow, emacs to play media files? I admit I haven't
[15:43] <BigMao> I wouldn't be using it very often since I'm usually running an older version of emacs on a remote server .. but I am reinstalling the server in a month or so
[15:43] <BigMao> I'll make sure to put it on there. ;)
[15:43] <haakon-ubuntard> It's actually fairly decent. And those days when you boot your laptop to a tty only to save battery, you suddenly still have music.
[15:43] <surgy> mick_laptop : kewl thanks man will it stay unmuted?
[15:43] <haakon-ubuntard> surgy: Yes, it will.
[15:43] <w83> ok I guess that reinstall
[15:43] <BigMao> haakon-ubuntard, that's pretty sweet.  Emacs is one of these things where it'll take longer than a lifetime to figure out all the things it's capable of
[15:44] <BigMao> well, to be honest, they're probably adding features more quickly than I'm learning about them
[15:44] <CAPcap> I'm working with my menus, In my internet menu id like to put all my browsers under a submenu, how can i do it so i dont have to manually enter all the info for each one? it wont let me drag and drop
[15:44] <haakon-ubuntard> Emacs is an operating system, and Linux is it's device driver-.
[15:45] <w83> nothing worked and I dunno how to revert to older kernel
[15:45] <bihari> wher is local host in ubuntu?
[15:45] <surgy> haakon-ubuntard: ok kewl my next question is, i have a 47.7 watt battery and when its fully charged (about 46 watts) i can unplug it and it will say the battery is criticly low and then suspend. if i then wake the computer without plugging it in it will show a full battery and everything is good, how do you fix this?
[15:45] <mdmkolbe> VCoolio: using checkinstall would be hard to make work as the application is build as part of a suite of applications managed by a non-apt build system (Godi, the O'Caml build system).  I'm not sure I can tease out just the parts that build the app.  (Though I guess I could make an empty package with checkinstall.)
[15:45] <BigMao> haakon-ubuntard, that's not the first time I've heard that.  I'm starting to believe it. :D
[15:45] <gp5st> are there any cli programs that do checksumming similar to credit card check sums, or crc?
[15:46] <mdmkolbe> VCoolio: also is that going to let me substitute my package for the standard one?
[15:46] <Dizkonnekted> gp5st, md5sum might be what your looking for?
[15:46] <AivarasKivilius> Hello, I have something bad with ubuntu server, then i try to access file myip/testing.php (<? phpinfo(); ?>) it works, but if only myip/ it wont show index file, just give ne a download something phtml file with random name... What to do?    Can someone help for me please?
[15:46] <bihari> wher is local host in ubuntu
[15:46] <Galerien> bihari: 127.0.0.1
[15:46] <haakon-ubuntard> surgy: 1: Watt is a measure of how much energy is being spent in a given amount of time. Also, I have no idea on how to do that, sorry. You should look around for some ACPI wiki.
[15:47] <moetunes> w83: apt-cache search kernel | grep image    then pick one and install
[15:47] <VCoolio> mdmkolbe: installing both your own manually build thing and the repo package is a bad idea
[15:47] <AivarasKivilius> bihari, /var/www
[15:47] <VCoolio> mdmkolbe: and it won't replace it, since your package manager doesn't know about the manually installed one
[15:47] <gp5st> Dizkonnekted: no, i don't need a cryptographic one, just a short one to check for simple errors (I'm not worried about collisions, I'm more worried about people mistyping it in this situation)
[15:47] <bihari> ?
[15:47] <mbeierl> man, empathy is pretty much useless as an irc client, isn't it.  All this scrolling with join/part and you cannot scroll back because it keeps scrolling to the bottom with output
[15:47] <haakon-ubuntard> BitMao: It's rather true though: It has games, web-browsers (yes, plural), irc, I think I saw a torrent elisp package somewhere, multimedia, video editing, music editing, and so on. It even has a port of vi.
[15:47] <jrib> mbeierl: yes
[15:48] <Galerien> mbeierl: I use xchat
[15:48] <w83> i am affraid that apt cache could be empty ;(
[15:48] <VCoolio> mdmkolbe: maybe you can point towards the non-standard location by setting the pkgconfig variable, but I can't really help there
[15:48] <surgy> haakon-ubuntard: yeah i was using watts to make sure that my battery isnt shot but it does indeed hold 5 hours worth of energy
[15:48] <CAPcap> yes xchat and xchat gnome have always served me well
[15:48] <mbeierl> Galerien: I used pidgin but when i re-installed i went to 10.04 and decided to give empathy a try :)
[15:48] <haakon-ubuntard> mbeierl: just install xchat and be done with it. :) Unless you're a CLi enthusiast, in which case, go with Irssi
[15:49] <Dizkonnekted> gp5st, oh sorry, thats beyond me, your looking for a very specific app, have you had no luck with google?
[15:49] <CAPcap> irc is an afterthought in pidgin and empathy
[15:49] <mbeierl> thanks, all :)
[15:49] <haakon-ubuntard> Watt has nothing to do with battery capacity, only with how much of the energy is being discharged/second.
[15:49] <mbeierl> CAPcap: actually irc works quite well in pidgin
[15:49] <haakon-ubuntard> I have no idea how to fix your issue though, but you might want to check if it does the same on other OS's.
[15:49] <gp5st> Dizkonnekted: just tried a bit and didn't see anything; yeah luhn and crc16 or crc32 would work for my application
[15:49] <CAPcap> mbeierl, yes it works fine, i just dont like the interface at all
[15:50] <surgy> haakon-ubuntard: lol your telling me that you cant measure the capacity of a battery with watts?
[15:50] <mbeierl> CAPcap: ah, got it.
[15:50] <haakon-ubuntard> Surgy: If it acts weirdly on MS Windows, for instance, you can be fairly certain that it's not a software problem. And yes, you cannot measure the capacity of a battery in watts. You can measure how much energy it can feed your computer per second though.
[15:51] <ali_> can anyone help me with a link to a resource on how to install or start the ubuntu installer from within an already installed ubuntu, hopefully using web archives and repos?
[15:51] <surgy> anyways, thanks for the help guys\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
[15:51] <jrib> surgy: maybe you are thinking of watt-hours ?
[15:51] <jrib> or watt-some-unit-of-time
[15:51] <airtonix> surgy, i believe battery are capacity is measured in ampHours ?
[15:51] <edbian> ali_, So you want to use a running ubuntu system to install ubuntu on a 2nd hard drive?
[15:51] <surgy> jrib: yeah your right
[15:51] <Razion> Anyone around who has any idea how to deal with audio conflicts?
[15:51] <CAPcap> I'm working with my menus, In my internet menu id like to put all my browsers under a submenu, how can i do it so i dont have to manually enter all the info for each one? it wont let me drag and drop
[15:52] <Razion> Whatever program I open first upon logging in locks my sound to that program.
[15:52] <Razion> The onyl exception being phonon-based programs (dragon player/amarok). If one of those gets locked, I can use both at the same time.
[15:52] <spolstra> frxstrem: lynx
[15:52] <ali_> edbian, no, I want to install on the same hard drive... maybe set up the installer in a separate partition and make grub boot it, then when ubuntu installs, change that partition to allocated space or swap space since I got 2 gb ram
[15:52] <Pici> spolstra: scroll down ;)
[15:53] <ali_> edbian, I meant after, not when
[15:53] <surgy> airtonix: and amp-hours multiplied by voltage equals watt-hours jrib was right i stand corrected
[15:53] <foo_fighter> how i intall chrome on ubuntu?
[15:53] <foo_fighter> there isn't on synaptic
[15:54] <ali_> foo_fighter, there's chromium
[15:54] <CAPcap> foo_fighter, just go to google chomes website. it'll download a .deb package for you and it'll install nicely :)
[15:54] <foo_fighter> ali_:  i installed this
[15:54] <gp5st> cksum seems to do a crc32
[15:54] <edbian> ali_, If you already have ubuntu installed on a hard drive why do you want to run an installer at all?  (regardless of if it is running from that same HD or a CD or something)
[15:54] <foo_fighter> thanks CAPcap
[15:54] <foo_fighter> :)
[15:54] <Razion> Anyone around who has any idea how to deal with audio conflicts?
[15:54] <Imperion> why is Rhythmbox so HIDEOUSLY inefficient at playback?
[15:55] <Razion> Whatever program I open first upon logging in locks my sound to that program.
[15:55] <Razion> The onyl exception being phonon-based programs (dragon player/amarok). If one of those gets locked, I can use both at the same time.
[15:55] <CAPcap> foo_fighter, http://tools.google.com/chrome
[15:55] <Imperion> it's using 8% CPU right now
[15:55] <Imperion> that's totally unacceptable
[15:55] <ali_> edbian, I'm on an Asus EEE with Ubuntu 8.04 and I want to replace it with Xubuntu 9.10
[15:55] <Noiano> hello
[15:55] <ali_> edbian, And was looking for a quicker way out since I lost my 4GB Flash Drive
[15:56] <Noiano> where do I find network manager's applet configuration files? I need to recover my wifi password :)
[15:56] <Oer> Imperion, 8% cpu at playback is nice
[15:56] <ali_> edbian, I'm only asking because I know it is possible since I read an article once  but I can't find the bookmark now
[15:56] <Pici> Noiano: The password should be in your keyring.
[15:56] <Imperion> Oer: I hope that's sarcasm
[15:56] <haakon-ubuntard> ali_: Stop whatever you're doing, and find a USB flash device that's big enough to hold an ISO.
[15:56] <ali_> ali_, And I don't know how to bootstrap the installer so I need help
[15:57] <egon> hello
[15:57] <Oer> no sarcasm, i really think it is a good value
[15:57] <Imperion> I'm playing FLACs, which take <1.5% to play on MPlayer
[15:57] <CAPcap> Imperion, there lots of other media players. if you dont like Rhythmbox try another
[15:57] <haakon-ubuntard> ali_: Then, download the iso, and unetbooting, and use unetbooting to make a bootable Flash drive.
[15:57] <egon> micsoda?
[15:57] <drizzt_> my GDM doesn't show user list and crashes when I'm trying to login (Lucid)
[15:57] <edbian> ali_, Ahhh!  Now that all makes sense.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux#Without%20CD
[15:57] <Noiano> Pici, the problem is that I copy the whole home dir to an usb stick and I made a clean ubuntu install... I'd like to recover the network manager's config
[15:57] <ali_> haakon-ubuntard, What about if I get an external HDD? I plan on spending money on something that has more capacity/$.
[15:57] <haakon-ubuntard> Make sure your BIOS is set to boot from USB though.
[15:57] <ali_> edbian, It does? ^_^
[15:57] <iantlopp> how do you change file type associations in Lucid? I'm tryin to switch all media playing to VLC.
[15:57] <edbian> ali_, You can also use unetbootin which might bake it easier
[15:58] <edbian> ali_, Nevermind, check out the link.
[15:58] <Imperion> CAPcap: I like Rhythmbox for itself
[15:58] <haakon-ubuntard> External HDDs can also be used, but everyone have a USB flash drive somewhere.
[15:58] <CAPcap> I'm working with my menus, In my internet menu id like to put all my browsers under a submenu, how can i do it so i dont have to manually enter all the info for each one? it wont let me drag and drop
[15:58] <Imperion> but ALSA is horrendously inefficient
[15:58] <Oer> i like Rhytmbox with an extra 10band-equaliser
[15:58] <Imperion> it takes 4% for playback of any kind of audio
[15:59] <edbian> Oer, I use banshee
[15:59] <Imperion> and GStreamer desperately needs to implement its MP3 decoder using libmpg123
[15:59] <haakon-ubuntard> Imperion: If you really need as sleek as possible, then just install mp3blaster and be done with it... :p
[15:59] <jrib> !defaultapp | iantlopp
[15:59] <ali_> edbian, I've had problems with unetbootin generated boot drives every time I used it but most of the times it worked
[15:59] <Imperion> haakon-ubuntard: if I want to just play MP3s, I use mpg123
[15:59] <helo> Imperion: how much CPU do you propose it should consume?
[15:59] <Imperion> helo: which?
[15:59] <edbian> ali_, Yeah, it's a little quarky I agree
[16:00] <helo> alsa?
[16:00] <gbillings> Hello everybody! I am curently running ubuntu 10.04 on a Dell Latitude D520 Laptop. Today, I download the greenp0ison pre-alpha code from http://github.com/chronicdev/cyanide and unziped it to my desktop. Since there was no configure or autogen.sh file, and there was a makefile, I just ran make. Make failed with an error code. http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/s65qa86R shows the output at my terminal at the time being. What should I do from
[16:00] <gbillings> here in order to compile the program?
[16:00] <haakon-ubuntard> Imperion: It's at about 5-6% at my netbook, which is an ATOM ffs.
[16:00] <Imperion> helo: <1%
[16:00] <deep> for some reason, i could not solve my issue. I am gonna have to reinstall
[16:00] <Imperion> haakon-ubuntard: and I have a piece of 7-year old tech
[16:00] <iantlopp> jrib: it just adds that application to the rightclick context menu, it doesn't force it to open in that program...
[16:00] <deep> my system is not playing any video file.
[16:00] <Imperion> your atom is probably faster
[16:00] <jrib> iantlopp: read more carefully, did you remember to click PROPERTIES?
[16:00] <deep> neither Totem nor VLC
[16:00] <haakon-ubuntard> 2003 Intel/AMD >> Intel Atom.
[16:01] <blue_anna> how can I verify that my kernel is 64-bit mode?
[16:01] <Imperion> how many cores/GHz per core?
[16:01] <deep> I try to see properties for .avi file... the properties does not open
[16:01] <deep> ???
[16:01] <haakon-ubuntard> blue_anna: run uname -a
[16:01] <iantlopp> jrib: wow, I feel like a jerk... I'm used to people bowling over my advice for the same reason... heh...
[16:01] <gbillings> Hello everybody! I am curently running ubuntu 10.04 on a Dell Latitude D520 Laptop. Today, I download the greenp0ison pre-alpha code from http://github.com/chronicdev/cyanide and unziped it to my desktop. Since there was no configure or autogen.sh file, and there was a makefile, I just ran make. Make failed with an error code. http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/s65qa86R shows the output at my terminal at the time being. What should I do from
[16:01] <gbillings> here in order to resolve the errors?
[16:01] <blue_anna> Imperion: I think unless you have custom overclocking software or some very recent AMD processors, all of them run at the same clockspeed
[16:02] <iantlopp> jrib: works a treat, thanks very much...
[16:02] <jrib> iantlopp: don't worry, that happens almost everytime I give someone that factoid
[16:02] <haakon-ubuntard> Imperion: My Atom is a 1.6ghz single core processor, that is weaker than the 900mhz celeron it repalced... :p
[16:02] <Imperion> heh
[16:02] <haakon-ubuntard> *replaced.
[16:02] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: that tells me powerpc64 -- but how do I verify that this was actually compiled in 64bit mode? because that's just a hand-coded text line
[16:02] <Imperion> 2.8GHz of bulk with 1280MB RAM
[16:02] <Imperion> and the graphics card is unsupported by ATI
[16:03] <Imperion> yeah, hell is warm
[16:03] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: there's no other options for the powerpc kernel, and most powerpcs are not 64 bit, so that would be a problem
[16:03] <iantlopp> jrib: does that also work with windows programs through wine?
[16:03] <jrib> iantlopp: it should
[16:03] <haakon-ubuntard> uname -a tells you which kernel type you are currently runnign.
[16:03] <haakon-ubuntard> *running.
[16:03] <iantlopp> i hope so... Vuze has me.... the nice words would be, somewhat agitated... must use utorrent again.
[16:03] <Imperion> also, did I mention how crappy the implementation of R300 acceleration is?
[16:04] <haakon-ubuntard> So if it says PPC-64 bit (PS3?) then you have a 64 bit PPC kernel running.
[16:04] <blue_anna> Imperion: do a less
[16:04] <the_student_> haakon-ubuntard: So does uname -r
[16:04] <jrib> iantlopp: you might have to create some sort of wrapper if it doesn't.  I don't think I've ever tried passing arguments to programs run through wine though
[16:04] <blue_anna> Imperion: less /proc/cpuinfo
[16:04] <Imperion> blue_anna: on what?
[16:04] <Imperion> blue_anna: and?
[16:04] <iantlopp> so far, utorrent, and one other app are the ONLY apps from Windows I feel compelled to still run
[16:04] <haakon-ubuntard> iantlopp: Why not just use Transmission?
[16:04] <Imperion> blue_anna: I'm not asking any questions about my processor speed
[16:04] <foo_fighter> i can't open this station :    http://www.redfm.gr/listen.php?category_id=42              ..........could anyone tell me what i have to do to listen from this stream?
[16:05] <mbeierl> urrg. Skype4pidgin in the repos for 10.04 is broken :(
[16:05] <CAPcap> I'm working with my menus, In my internet menu id like to put all my browsers under a submenu, how can i do it so i dont have to manually enter all the info for each one? it wont let me drag and drop
[16:05] <blue_anna> Imperion: I thought you asked about clock speed per core and number of cores. that's what's in cpuinfo
[16:05] <Imperion> um
[16:05] <Imperion> I asked haakon-ubuntard
[16:05] <SolarisBoy> rtorrent and be happy =)
[16:05] <RickyWh> how do I install security updates only?
[16:05] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: Linux quad-g5 2.6.32-21-powerpc64-smp #32-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 16 10:28:57 UTC 2010 ppc64 GNU/Linux -- the ppc64 is the relevant part? :) thank you for verifying that
[16:05] <nexify> how do remove kde or fluxbox from linux?
[16:05] <iantlopp> haakon: certain trackers hate transmission.
[16:06] <haakon-ubuntard> blue-anna: Yes, that would be the type of processor. It's not the same as AMD-64 though.
[16:06] <nickaugust> ok heres my problem.  my wireless connection worked last week but is not working this week.  it is not showing any available networks or able to manually connect to a 'hidden' network.  iwlist scan shows no scan results.  here is ifconfig: http://pastie.org/987340 iwconfig: http://pastie.org/987346 and lshw (see line 256): http://pastie.org/987351 .  Any ideas??
[16:06] <iantlopp> haakon: and I don't particularly care for the gui... utorrent has so much more information readily available without having to open the properties of a torrent, etc..
[16:06] <Imperion> annoying
[16:06] <haakon-ubuntard> What about ktorrent?
[16:06] <Imperion> the floating GNOME info boxes are
[16:06] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: oo but tht's the processor :) I know I have ppc64 cores :) I need to know about the kernel
[16:07] <iantlopp> haakon: haven't messed with it... from what I've read the "big torrent apps" are azureus (now vuze - oh how I loathe thee), bittorrent itself, and utorrent...
[16:07] <Imperion> which moron designed them without including a way to get make them go away?
[16:07] <the_student_> blue_anna: uname -r
[16:07] <Imperion> my axe and I have a score to settle
[16:07] <haakon-ubuntard> blue_anna: uname -a pastes information about your kernel, not your processor.
[16:07] <iantlopp> Imperion: I was thinking the same thing... hasn't bothered me as much though, but yeah, why can't they be turned off?
[16:07] <haakon-ubuntard> uname -r just prints version though...
[16:08] <blue_anna> the_student_: haakon-ubuntard you guys see the line I pasted? that was the full uname -a .. I'm not asking if the cores are 64bit.. I'm asking if my kernel is actually 64 bit
[16:09] <magik_> How can i customize my ubuntu desktop further than conky?
[16:09] <haakon-ubuntard> blue_anna: if you just want to know what version of the kernel you're currently running, uname -m does that. And yes, your kernel is 64 bit. My uname reports i686, for instance, even though I have an AMD64 processor for instance.
[16:09] <disappearedng> Hey i think my compiz is causing me unable to boot into ubnuut
[16:09] <blue_anna> and I'm not entirely sure that the tag they wrote "powerpc64" is accurate because there isn't a non-64 bit alternative in synaptic
[16:09] <Dizkonnekted> iantlopp, if your looking for a torrent client you might want to take a look at Deluge
[16:09] <disappearedng> well can someone help me out? I used recovery mode and am now in root console
[16:09] <haakon-ubuntard> The Linux kernel thinks it's powerpc kernel. I do not claim to know better than the kernel.
[16:09] <iantlopp> Dizkonnekted, looking up ktorrent and a couple of others now, will add that to the list of ones to check out.
[16:10] <w83> ok thx guys
[16:10] <edbian> disappearedng, What are you trying to do?
[16:10] <haakon-ubuntard> disappearedng: try startx to start the xserver.
[16:10] <w83> no luck today - reinstall tmr
[16:10] <killermask> hay peolpe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[16:11] <agoasi1>  rocket16: sorry i was afk, yes i did all this. ICEauth is removed. i also get the login screen and can login but then i am stuck again. there is still the error message: 'can not update ICE authority' and 'gconf-sanity-check-2 results in status 256' and then nautilus cannot mount home folder ... ' do i maybe have to change permissions somwhere?
[16:11] <disappearedng> ok how do I completely remove compiz? (apt-get --purge remove compiz compiz-core ? )
[16:11] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: ok. I ... thank you. the rason the i686 tag is there instead of something specific to your processor is because the tags in uname are just hand-specified tags. you can make them whatever you want when you compile it. ubuntu chose powerpc64-smp for my kernel package, and i686 for you. but there is no "guaranteed" relation between any text there and the binary mode fo the kernel
[16:11] <anishseth> Hi, I need some help relating to the mail functions under ubuntu
[16:11] <anishseth> can anyone help me out
[16:11] <anishseth> ??
[16:11] <haakon-ubuntard> blue_anna: I have an AMD64 processor, running an i686 kernel.
[16:11] <blue_anna> !ask | anishseth
[16:12] <disappearedng> edbian: can't start x
[16:12] <iantlopp> Dizkonnekted, OOO, Deluge looks very similar to utorrent, a definite plus :) is it as easy on resources, or similar? or hell, ANY BETTER than vuze???
[16:12] <iantlopp> Dizkonnekted, OOO, Deluge looks very similar to utorrent, a definite plus :) is it as easy on resources, or similar? or hell, ANY BETTER than vuze???
[16:12] <disappearedng> fatal server error no screens found
[16:12] <iantlopp> sorry about the double post there.
[16:12] <haakon-ubuntard> disappearedng: what does your xconf say?
[16:13] <disappearedng> haakon-ubuntard: what config should I check
[16:13] <haakon-ubuntard> your xconf..?
[16:13] <anishseth> ubottu: thanks, my question is regarding the LAMP with mail functions. I was trying to understand how the mail functions under UBUNTU works, for example one can send emails using sendmail under Linux, but doesn't it need a SMTP connection. If it requires the SMTP connection how does it work without any authorisation.
[16:13] <Dizkonnekted> iantlopp, thats ok, i never like vuze myself and yes, ive never had any major problems with Deluge
[16:14] <disappearedng> haakon-ubuntard: where do I find it?
[16:14] <disappearedng> oh I remmeber now
[16:14] <haakon-ubuntard> /etc/X11/something.
[16:14] <disappearedng> it's just identiifer default screen,
[16:14] <disappearedng> I think i need new xorg.conf
[16:14] <iantlopp> Dizkonnekted, I really, honestly wouldn't hate Vuze with as much a passion as I do, if it didn't have those nag screens... why WHY would FOSS almost demand you support them with donations?
[16:15] <disappearedng> so should I reconfigure xorg.conf remove compiz and try again?
[16:15] <Dizkonnekted> iantlopp, agreed, but thats a conversation for another channel lol ;)
[16:15] <haakon-ubuntard> diasappearedng: try yo mv xorg.conf xorg.cong.broken, and startx.
[16:15] <iantlopp> sorry
[16:15] <disappearedng> ok
[16:16] <haakon-ubuntard> IIRC, xorg should then create a new xorg.conf and try to work itself out.
[16:16] <iantlopp> ouch, deluge is 35MB in size...
[16:16] <haakon-ubuntard> If it doesn't work, just mv it back, and you're good again.
[16:16] <Scunizi> It appears the Brother Printer "Cups Wrapper" comes pre-installed in ubuntu... can anyone verify that?
[16:16] <disappearedng> taking a long time to load
[16:16] <disappearedng> works
[16:16] <disappearedng> thx
[16:16] <disappearedng> i think it's gotta be compiz that's messing my card up
[16:17] <xomp> hello all \o looking to find a way to run 2 commands should my ubuntu machine restart in the middle of the night. I don't know where to put the 2 commands for this to happen, I've tried /etc/rc.local but that doesn't seem to be looked at like most other linux distros during boot time. Any suggestions?
[16:17] <iantlopp> anyone have a good amount of experience with compiz tweaking?
[16:18] <jrib> xomp: what commands exactly? /etc/rc.local *is* looked at
[16:18] <disappearedng> xomp: /etc/rc ?
[16:18] <jrib> !away > Diz-Away
[16:18] <ubuntubeginner13> Please could you name a  text editor that has shows me the line numbers? It would be really useful as I need it to modify some .c files of my drivers.
[16:18] <disappearedng> xomp: use the revoot directive
[16:18] <flybug> hello
[16:18] <disappearedng> *@reboot
[16:18] <uLinux> why Conky closes when I right click the desktop
[16:18] <jrib> ubuntubeginner13: gedit shows line numbers
[16:19] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: Try SciTE if gedit doesn't work for you.
[16:19] <xomp> jrib, /usr/bin/spawn-fcgi -a 127.0.0.1 -p 9000 -u www-data -g www-data -f /usr/bin/php5-cgi -P /var/run/fastcgi-php.pid
[16:19] <xomp>  and /etc/init.d/nginx start are the commands
[16:19] <disappearedng> ubuntubeginner13: gedit has line numbers
[16:19] <haakon-ubuntard> (sudo apt-get install scite)
[16:19] <ubuntubeginner13> jrib,  I'm trying to follow a thread on ubuntu forums about how to fix broadcom drivers...tried with gedit but it doesn't show me the lines...maybe there is an option which I forgot.
[16:19] <helo> 'service nginx start'
[16:19] <ubuntubeginner13> Thank you very much disappearedng and haakon-ubuntard!
[16:20] <jrib> ubuntubeginner13: there should be an option in the settings, yes
[16:20] <disappearedng> man my xorg KEEPS dying
[16:20] <jrib> xomp: did you add them before the "exit 0" line?
[16:20] <bastidrazor> uLinux: possibly change 'own_window_type' to normal
[16:20] <haakon-ubuntard> Where exactly is this option? I'm trying to get a screenshot to help him, and I can't find it.
[16:21] <xomp> jrib, before the exit 0 line
[16:21] <haakon-ubuntard> Found it... Whoops.
[16:21] <uLinux> bastidrazor, im gonna join #conky
[16:21] <iantlopp> there are four effects in compiz that significantly slow down the system (or a combination of 1 or more of them... is there anything that can be done about them? Window Decorations, Move Windows, Place Windows, and Resize Windows.
[16:21] <bastidrazor> uLinux: good luck
[16:21] <haakon-ubuntard> It's in edit, user options or whatever, and then choose show line-numbers.
[16:21] <iantlopp> apparently in the last LTS compiz didn't cause as much of a draw in system resources.
[16:21] <ubuntubeginner13> jrib,  I found it. For those of you who don't know, go to Edit>Preferences>Display line numbers. Thank you for telling me and excuse me. I should have look first.
[16:21] <jrib> ubuntubeginner13, haakon-ubuntard: edit -> preferences -> line numbers
[16:21] <haakon-ubuntard> Now I'm a bit embarrased.
[16:21] <ubuntubeginner13> jrib,  Yes:P
[16:21] <xomp> jrib, http://pastebin.com/r3hM7wjR is my rc.local
[16:22] <tgywa> jrib, can u help me in solving my dns client problem?
[16:22] <iantlopp> jrib: is there any benefit to gedit over scite? I've always liked scite
[16:22] <jrib> iantlopp: I don't know, I use vim and never tried scite
[16:22] <haakon-ubuntard> It's preinstalled and.... That's about it.
[16:22] <xomp> jrib, and anytime my system reboots I'm having to SSH into it and issue the 2 commands in the rc.local to get things back up and running. That's why I feel rc.local isn't looked at during the bootup process heh
[16:22] <jrib> xomp: redirect stdout and stderr somewhere
[16:23] <bilan4ik> test
[16:23] <jrib> tgywa: I don't know much about it, try the channel
[16:23] <xomp> jrib, sorry, I know not how to do that. I'm not a linux buff really.
[16:23] <iantlopp> personally prefer notepad++ but as that will never be linux, I'm willing to ditch it for scite (as it was originally based on scite, iirc)
[16:23] <haakon-ubuntard> iantlopp: You could always just learn emacs and be happy forever after anyway... :p Still, SciTE is pretty much the best small text editor available.
[16:24] <airtonix> geany fo life dog
[16:24] <jrib> xomp: ok hold on.  I'm not familiar with either of these programs.  Are you sure nginx isn't started automatically anyway?
[16:24] <airtonix> -_-
[16:24] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  By any chance to you know how to compile the code with make?http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1390979 I'm trying to make my wireless card work under ubuntu
[16:24] <iantlopp> haakon: actually intend to learn vi for..... batch processing reasons.
[16:24]  * jrib can't wait for the first linux virus that replaces all text editor binaries with vi
[16:25] <xomp> jrib, fairly sure, I mean my host had an issue and my machine apparently got restarted last night and my websites were down heh
[16:25] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  I'm stucked at step 3:)
[16:25] <haakon-ubuntard> iantlopp: *starts foaming at the mouth* HERESY!!! :p
[16:25] <jrib> xomp: what ubuntu version?
[16:25] <airtonix> jrib, vi is for sadists
[16:25] <xomp> jrib, 10.04
[16:25]  * jrib proudly stands up
[16:25] <iantlopp> airtonix: actually I think you're mixed up... it's for masochists :)
[16:25]  * helo registers a "VIM FTW" vanity plate
[16:25] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: what error does it report?
[16:26] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  No error, I modified line 35 but I don't know what to compile...
[16:26] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  and how
[16:26] <haakon-ubuntard> you open a terminal
[16:26] <haakon-ubuntard> Then you navigate to the folder you extracted the tarball to.
[16:26] <mistii> can anybody help me? i want to update os from 8.04 to the newest version? is there a way to do it without uninstalling ect? :/
[16:27] <jrib> xomp: find /etc/rc*  -name '*nginx*'
[16:27] <Razion> Okay. This is getting ridiculous. Fresh install of 10.04. Audio doesn't work for more than one program at a time. Removed pulseaudio. Still doesn't work solely with alsa. Any ideas?
[16:27] <uLinux> bastidrazor, changed window type to normal and own window to no now it's better
[16:27] <haakon-ubuntard> There should be a readme file there detailing how to go from there.
[16:27] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: Wait a sec, let me check the source... :)
[16:27] <bastidrazor> uLinux: nice, conky is awesome.
[16:27] <uLinux> bastidrazor, i can download configs right
[16:27] <Axident_> haakon_ubuntard: have you given me up?
[16:27] <xomp> jrib, http://pastebin.com/BJDjStxq
[16:27] <bastidrazor> uLinux: mind taking a screenshot of yours? .. yes you can
[16:28] <urthmover> irssi is awesome
[16:28] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Thanks, I am desperate to fix my wireless issue and found that guide and maybe I can get it working.
[16:28] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13:http://www.broadcom.com/docs/linux_sta/README.txt
[16:28] <mistii> anybody know a way to update os from 8.4 to newest one without uninstalling?
[16:28] <uLinux> bastidrazor, mine is just default lol
[16:28] <ubuntubeginner13> I did all the steps till 3- from there I don't know how to compile :P
[16:28] <haakon-ubuntard> Tells you how to compile.
[16:28] <urthmover> mistii: why not just move your home folder somewhere and do a fresh install
[16:29] <jrib> xomp: nginx should be starting anyway.  Do your websites rely on spawn-fcgi to be running?  Could just that not be starting?
[16:29] <bastidrazor> uLinux: this is mine.. http://imagebin.org/99408
[16:29] <urthmover> mistii: you will encounter less problems doing that
[16:29] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Thanks I hope I will get it to work
[16:29] <mistii> to be honest. i have been uninstalling and reinstalling and its a bit of a pain. i heard u could just update the os. without uninstalling. is that true?
[16:29] <xomp> jrib, yeah it relies on spawn-fcgi
[16:29] <mistii> im okay with problems. lol
[16:29] <Axident_> haakon-ubuntard: have you given me up?
[16:29] <iantlopp> mistii: I second urthmover's suggestion... upgrades are a pain in the neck in the long run.
[16:29] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: open a shell, and cd to the folder you uncompressed the archive to. then enter "sudo make && sudo install"
[16:29] <haakon-ubuntard> That should work.
[16:30] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Ok I will do it right now
[16:30] <Razion> Okay. ThFresh install of 10.04. Audio doesn't work for more than one program at a time. Removed pulseaudio. Still doesn't work solely with alsa. Any ideas?
[16:30] <Razion> Bleh. That's what I get for copy/pasting. Fragments...
[16:30] <haakon-ubuntard> Razion, what's your sound setup?
[16:30] <Razion> haakon-ubunutard: Not sure what you mean. Trying to run it all through a USB headset.
[16:31] <bastidrazor> uLinux: i can give you my conkyrc if you wish. i'm sure it'll take a bit of tweaking to get to your needs but it is a good start.
[16:31] <haakon-ubuntard> Axident_ I'm sorry, I had no idea you were talking to me,
[16:31] <uLinux> bastidrazor, n1
[16:31] <urthmover> mistii: I have never been comfortable living with an upgraded OS....its like a trust thing....I can't be confident that I haven't broken or changed something in the past.....forgotten about it...and then it manifests itself in wierd ways in the future
[16:31] <urthmover> mistii: you will be saving yourself alot of headaches  and time by moving your home folder and installing a fresh OS
[16:31] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  sudo make && sudo install and the filename?
[16:32] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  or just sudo make && sudo install
[16:32] <haakon-ubuntard> just sudo make && sudo install
[16:32] <f00bar80> I've tried to setup a pptp vpn server in ubuntu 10.04 and successfully reached it from a windows box and my cell phone but no dns available, i want just to know as how to add dns support for this vpn ? if anybody can adivce
[16:32] <blue_anna> ubuntubeginner13: usually make && sudo make install
[16:32] <haakon-ubuntard> Axident_: Have you asked me something? I cannot see any questions directed at me.
[16:32] <ubuntubeginner13> Thank you blue_anna and haakon-ubuntard..
[16:33] <bogeyd6-> How do I change the scroll speed of my mouse wheel?
[16:33] <Razion> haakon-ubunutard: Okay. What the hell. Should've checked that...Turns out, I can play multiple programs audio...But the ones that I play second come out of the bloody soundcard instead of the USB headset. Help? xD
[16:33] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  It gave me an error...I see some lines then some errors:)
[16:33] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: you were spot on earlier thank you -- but my system is the exception that proves the rule
[16:33] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  should I make a pastebin?
[16:34] <haakon-ubuntard> pastebin is always good.
[16:34] <jrib> xomp: ok, go ahead and remove the nginx line from rc.local.  And to your spawn-fastcgi line, append:  > /root/rc.local_was_run 2>&1
[16:34] <disappearedng> what commands can I use to force myself out of startx if startx just hangs?
[16:34] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: file /sbin/init says it's 32 bit. but my uname -a has ppc64 GNU/Linux
[16:34] <haakon-ubuntard> blue_anna: which system do you run exactly? A PS3? An old Macintosh from back when they were unique and different?
[16:34] <moetunes> ctrl+c disappearedng
[16:34] <blue_anna> disappearedng: ctl+alt+F1 through F6
[16:35] <blue_anna> disappearedng: that's the console
[16:35] <blue_anna> disappearedng: ctl+alt+F8 to come back to x
[16:35] <disappearedng> none of that worked
[16:35] <disappearedng> restart?
[16:35] <haakon-ubuntard> Where on X are you?
[16:35] <haakon-ubuntard> Did it start at all?
[16:35] <disappearedng> I booted into recovery
[16:35] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  http://pastebin.com/FT8buCkL
[16:35] <disappearedng> then startx
[16:35] <haakon-ubuntard> That's the most important question.
[16:35] <disappearedng> the first time it did
[16:35] <disappearedng> then I uninstalled compiz and compiz-core
[16:35] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: an old mac yeah -- a quad G5
[16:35] <disappearedng> and then subseequently nothing worked
[16:35] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  This is what I get when runing that command.
[16:36] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: It's complaining about a missing header file... I have NO idea why.
[16:36] <haakon-ubuntard> Wait two secs.
[16:36] <f00bar80> any comment ??
[16:37] <blue_anna> disappearedng: do you have a second computer that is networked together?
[16:37] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  I found out what I need to do
[16:37] <disappearedng> this computer
[16:37] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[16:37] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  neah, false alarm, doesn't help:|
[16:38] <haakon-ubuntard> It's looking for .o files, which aren't there.
[16:38] <disappearedng> do you suggest I intall compiz-core and compiz and then startx?
[16:38] <haakon-ubuntard> But the readme did claim that there were drivers available from the repos.
[16:38] <blue_anna> haakon-ubuntard: can you get to a console at all?
[16:38] <blue_anna> oop
[16:38] <blue_anna> disappearedng: can you get to a console at all
[16:38] <haakon-ubuntard> I can, but I don't think you mean me... :p
[16:38] <disappearedng> I can
[16:38] <mistii> ok :) so thanks for your opinions, is it worth it getting 10.4? any different from 8.4? is there a windows installer. you know the easier version you can install on the Drive? thanks :D
[16:38] <dephiance> hi.  I wanted to check out zeitgeist + docky integration but I don't think zeitgeist is working properly?  any good docs out there?
[16:39] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Sadly :( I can
[16:39] <blue_anna> disappearedng: cool - reinstall the stuff you uninstalled and reboot
[16:39] <disappearedng> ok
[16:39] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  I can't seem to get my broadcom card working even with this tutorial.
[16:39] <disappearedng> should I schedule for fsck ?
[16:39] <haakon-ubuntard> disappearedng: I'd suggest you run sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
[16:39] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Is there a way to contact ubuntu developers?
[16:39] <toughengineer> hi ppl
[16:39] <haakon-ubuntard> Yes, via launchpad, IIRC.
[16:39] <Razion> haakon-ubunutard: Okay. What the hell. Should've checked that...Turns out, I can play multiple programs audio...But the ones that I play second come out of the bloody soundcard instead of the USB headset. Help? xD
[16:39] <disappearedng> haakon-ubuntard: what is that
[16:39] <blue_anna> disappearedng: probably it's fine at that level, this is just a user-space app
[16:39] <ubuntubeginner13> !developer
[16:39] <ubuntubeginner13> !developers
[16:39] <VCoolio> dephiance: don't you mean integration in awn? I don't know about docky
[16:39] <toughengineer> i wanna share my problem here hoping to find solution
[16:39] <ubuntubeginner13> !developer irc
[16:40] <blue_anna> disappearedng: if you've been reobooting manually, yeah
[16:40] <hellwolf06> Hi every one
[16:40] <toughengineer> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[16:40] <haakon-ubuntard> Razion: Try checking your sound preferences.
[16:40] <toughengineer> any ideas :)
[16:40] <Pici> ubuntubeginner13: What are you looking for?
[16:40] <hellwolf06> I have a problem with reconstructor
[16:40] <haakon-ubuntard> They might have cryptic clues about your predicament.
[16:40] <hellwolf06> Can anyone help me?
[16:40] <Razion> haakon-ubuntard: All are set to prefer the USB headset first.
[16:40] <dephiance> VCoollo: yeah docky with the zeitgeist helper
[16:40] <ubuntubeginner13> Pici,  I'm having problems with hardware drivers. I instaled my broadcom driver, it's active but wireless doesn't work.
[16:41] <Pici> ubuntubeginner13: Their irc channel is not for support questions.
[16:41] <mistii> any difference on 10.4 os. might consider dropping 8.4?
[16:41] <ubuntubeginner13> Pici,  Well were do I need to try get this issue fix?
[16:41] <hellwolf06> !developers
[16:41] <ubuntubeginner13> Pici,  Other people have problems with the broadcom driver too...
[16:41] <VCoolio> mistii: more up-to-date software, longer support
[16:41] <hellwolf06> HELP
[16:41] <haakon-ubuntard> mistii: Yeah, well, newer everything, purple themes, upstart replaces init.d, and GRUB2
[16:41] <toughengineer> if anyone see my link or posted a reply please inform me here
[16:41] <ubuntubeginner13> Pici,  9.10 worked fine but 10.04 is not capable of runing wireless....with broadcom cards
[16:42] <Galerien> mistii: timeboot divided by 5
[16:42] <mistii> ooooo nice. ok one last question. anybody got android visualization on their os?
[16:43] <ubuntubeginner13> Pici,  Have any suggestions? I really want to get wireless running on my laptop.
[16:43] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: What exactly did you do on 9.10 then?
[16:43] <Pici> ubuntubeginner13: I cannot help you at this time, as I have not personally setup this card.  I'm just telling you that the developer channel is not going to help you either.
[16:43] <adilalpman> my problem is at this address http://osdir.com/ml/ubuntu-users/2010-05/msg02952.html
[16:44] <iantlopp> ubuntubeginner13, I can safely say ubuntu 10.04 works fine with broadcom cards... or it can... my system has no problems with it...
[16:44] <Razion> I have sound coming from multiple outputs. I need it all to be on my USB headset. Any ideas?
[16:44] <jrib> xomp: once you do that, reboot and check /root/rc.localwasrun
[16:44] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Wireless worked there ...but I had to upgrate to LTS, I grabbed a dvd burned a coppy of amd64 ..check it for error then did a fresh install
[16:44] <xomp> jrib, got it going now thanks :D
[16:44] <iantlopp> only issue was getting online in the first place so that it could detect, and autodownload the proper driver for the broadcom card (had to connect via wire for that)
[16:44] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  everything works except wireless even if I already installed the drivers and laptop has wireless enabled
[16:44] <maduser89> channel irc.what.cd
[16:44] <ubuntubeginner13> Pici,  Thanks anyway Pici
[16:44] <maduser89> connect irc.what.cd
[16:45] <iantlopp> though I'm not running amd64 version... my system wouldn't boot to it, sadly... I'd prefer to be running 64-bit, as this system is capable, and cinelerra prefers it
[16:45] <ubuntubeginner13> iantlopp,  How did you get in to run?
[16:45] <ubuntubeginner13> iantlopp,  Just a simple visit to hardware drivers ?
[16:46] <haakon-ubuntard> wait, did both install run amd64?
[16:46] <iantlopp> ubuntu: simpler... just connected the ethernet cord to the laptop and connected.. roughly 30 seconds later it asked me if I wanted to install the drivers for the broadcom card and my ati vid card.
[16:46] <adilalpman> anybody read me? :(
[16:46] <kell> hey I have a problem with ubuntu 10.04 LTS. when starting up my laptop ubuntu does not load. If your wondering how im using it now, it is because im running my laptop in graphic safe mode in ubuntu 10.04 LTS. how can i get it so ubuntu starts up normally|
[16:46] <iantlopp> I told it yes, and all was well with the world... well minus the seeming inability to reconnect after a disconnect :(
[16:46] <iantlopp> adilalpman: I can see the words you've typed on the screen.
[16:47] <iantlopp> adilalpman: what's up?
[16:47] <adilalpman> ok lantloop dont beat me :)
[16:47] <adilalpman> ok
[16:47] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  9.10 was on 32 bit and 10.04 is on amd 64
[16:47] <haakon-ubuntard> How much ram do you have=
[16:47] <haakon-ubuntard> *?
[16:47] <ubuntubeginner13> 4gb of ram
[16:47] <adilalpman> i have a problem till days with my soundcard SB-5.1-VX
[16:47] <adilalpman> and my problem is at this address http://osdir.com/ml/ubuntu-users/2010-05/msg02952.html
[16:47] <disappearedng> ok so I reinstalled compiz, moved all xorg.conf, and nothing works with startx
[16:47] <maduser89> hy guys
[16:47] <maduser89> can help me with an answer?
[16:47] <adilalpman> i send address because my lspci output link and all infos there
[16:47] <haakon-ubuntard> I'm going to get yelled at for saying this but... Run a 32-bit live cd and see if that works. And if it does, I have no idea why...
[16:48] <haakon-ubuntard> But it just might.
[16:48] <maduser89> srry for my bad english
[16:48] <disappearedng> is there a way for me to drop to non -proprietary driver in console?
[16:48] <Razion> So. I have sound coming from multiple outputs. Some programs send it to the sound card, some send it to the USB headset. All are set for the headset...Any ideas?
[16:48] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Well there was one user today who was runing 32bit version and had the same problem as me.
[16:48] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  I will try anyway to run a 32 bit and see. By the way is there any difference between the two?
[16:48] <maduser89> i want to install xubuntu 64 bit
[16:48] <haakon-ubuntard> Yeah, but since 9.10 worked, maybe 10.04 works?
[16:49] <maduser89> but i have an error when i wnat to boot
[16:49] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner: You can have more ram.
[16:49] <haakon-ubuntard> Basically.
[16:49] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  well will 32 bit see my 4 gb of ram?
[16:49] <haakon-ubuntard> There are other differences but they are not really noticeable.
[16:49] <adilalpman> lantloop:can u check my post?
[16:49] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner32: If your processor supports PAE, it will.
[16:49] <maduser89> my sistem is e5200 and 8 gb ddr2
[16:49] <disappearedng> how do I tell my graphics card that I do not want to use proprietary driver anymore?
[16:49] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  It is intel t4300 dual core
[16:49] <Dr_Willis> disappearedng:  remove the package is one way I guess
[16:50] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Does it support PAE? :)
[16:50] <adilalpman> iantlopp : can u check the link?
[16:50] <Dr_Willis> ubuntubeginner13:  with exactly 4gb of ram . some of it might not be seen. due to 'reserved' memory space for drivers/hardware
[16:50] <L_infty> how can you change the color of the prompt in Terminal?
[16:50] <haakon-ubuntard> run cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep pae
[16:50] <haakon-ubuntard> and then you can see if anything lights up in red... If it does, it supports it. :)
[16:50] <KalEl> Hi I have Windows XP SP3, and I want to install Ubuntu 10.04 (assuming it's the latest). I have burned the CD. I have two questions - 1) Can someone confirm it is really free 2) I hac 3GB RAM, how big should be the swap file?
[16:50] <ubuntubeginner13> Dr_Willis,  I see
[16:50] <Dr_Willis> L_infty:  check the bash prompt howto - it shows how to do that :) you use escape codes
[16:51] <haakon-ubuntard> KalEl: It's free as in free beer, and free as in free speech (mostly). You should have a swap disc at least as big as your ram.
[16:51] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  I will try 32 bit version of 10.04 and see, maybe it will work and I will get my issue fixed.
[16:51] <iantlopp> adlalpman: sorry can't help you with that myself... there ought to be a few people here that should though :)
[16:51] <ubuntubeginner13> Thanks!
[16:51] <T-rock007> does anybody play assault cube
[16:51] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: just try the liveCD, but don't install unless it works.
[16:51] <lrenly> hj
[16:51] <L_infty> KalEl: I have 1GB and its more than enough
[16:51] <Dr_Willis> KalEl:  its a swap 'partition' if you do a normal isntall. not a swap file.
[16:51] <adilalpman> iantlopp: i cant understand :S
[16:52] <T-rock007> anybody play assault cube
[16:52] <kell> hey ubuntu 10.04 wont startup for me. At the moment i am running it in graphics safe mode. this is after upgrading from 9.10. how can i sort this so it starts up normally?
[16:52] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Ok, I will...if this doesn't work either, is there any hope to get my broadcom bcm4312 runing?
[16:52] <adilalpman> do u mean try anynobdy to help me :)
[16:52] <Dr_Willis> KalEl:  how i normally install is  use windows to resize the existing windows partition. and leave part of the hd (at the end) unallocated,  then boot from the cd. and tell the installer to use the unallocated space. and let it partition it
[16:52] <KalEl> Thanks so for 3GB RAM, 1-3GB of swap partition is enough?
[16:52] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Or I am doomed !:))
[16:52] <Dr_Willis> KalEl:  is this a laptop? are you wanting to use hibernate/suspend?
[16:52] <haakon-ubuntard> ubuntubeginner13: Yes, but I haven't use it. What you might want to do though is just bite the sour apple, and install ndiswrapper and use windows drivers.
[16:53] <haakon-ubuntard> It's unelegant, but it works.
[16:53] <KalEl> Dr_Willis, no it is a desktop - I do definitely wish to suspend (S3) but most likely not hibernate
[16:53] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  ohh I checked ndiswrapper and it doesn't support my broadcom bcm4312 card.
[16:53] <toughengineer> hello
[16:53] <Dr_Willis> KalEl:  then you want swap of at least your ram. I belive.
[16:53] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  So:( ndiswrapper is stricked down.
[16:53] <Dr_Willis> KalEl:  i find the hibernate/suspend so flakey (even under windows) that i never bother with it
[16:54] <haakon-ubuntard> You sure?
[16:54] <KalEl> Alright thanks a lot guys! I think I am going to do it in the next hour! Please wish me luck
[16:54] <corpse> is transition capable of downloading directly to  fileserver?
[16:54] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Yes I checked today.
[16:54] <onetinsoldier> kell: do you have the following file on your 10.04 system? --> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:54] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  I think I spent 10 hours trying it to get it work....
[16:54] <haakon-ubuntard> In that case, I don't know how to fix it at all.
[16:54] <KalEl> Dr_Willis I suspend all the time with Windows - and I use Wake on Lan to turn on remotely from office to access home PC
[16:54] <iantlopp> hibernation is one of the few things I miss about windows, though ubuntu boots up so quickly comparatively, I don't miss hibernate much :)
[16:54] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Checked ndiswrapper article on ubuntu wiki and it says there that my card isn't supported.
[16:54] <kell> onetinsoldier: how do i check? (ubuntu noob :P )
[16:55] <Dr_Willis> KalEl:  ive had so many issues with it on so many machines and os's - i dont even try it any more
[16:55] <onetinsoldier> kell: are you at a command prompt?
[16:55] <KalEl> Okay
[16:55] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Well thanks anyway, eh we must think positive I hope there is a way to fix things. :)
[16:55] <haakon-ubuntard> In worst case, you'd have to downgrade to 9.10. I wonder if dist-upgrade would still work?
[16:55] <ubuntubeginner13> Thanks anyway to everyone :P
[16:55] <haakon-ubuntard> good luck ubuntubeginner13
[16:55] <kell> onetinsoldier: terminal|
[16:55] <ubuntubeginner13> haakon-ubuntard,  Thanks, I need it! a lot!
[16:56] <onetinsoldier> kell: roger. same thing. ok, try  ls -l /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:56] <disappearedng> I did Xorg --configure, tried the new xorg file with X --configure /root/xorg.conf and STILL startx hangs
[16:56] <uLinux> I made an application folder hidden and renamed the shortcut for it... but the shortcut has no icon. how can i fix it?
[16:56] <Mutant1> hi
[16:56] <Mutant1> hi
[16:56] <Mutant1> (08:55:33 PM) Dr. Ahsan: I installed KDE yesterday but now all my smoothness of fonts is gone now
[16:56] <Mutant1> (08:55:41 PM) Dr. Ahsan: can any one help me
[16:56] <FloodBot4> Mutant1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:56] <toughengineer> anyone
[16:56] <toughengineer> hellooooooooooo
[16:56] <toughengineer> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[16:57] <blue_anna> toughengineer: what do you mean VGA card?
[16:57] <Mutant1>  I installed KDE yesterday but now all my smoothness of fonts is gone now
[16:57] <blue_anna> toughengineer: I havent seen it described that way since 486s were common
[16:57] <Mutant1> help!  I installed KDE yesterday but now all my smoothness of fonts is gone now
[16:57] <Verdomde> ?
[16:57] <Mutant1> hi & help! I installed KDE yesterday but now all my smoothness of fonts is gone now
[16:58] <disappearedng> anyone know how I can check for error messages during boot?
[16:58] <uLinux> Mutant1, just wait a little
[16:58] <iantlopp> Mutant1: please stop repeating yourself
[16:58] <Mutant1> can any one help me
[16:58] <Verdomde> Hi, cant helpyou mutant sorry
[16:58] <Verdomde> disappered- check your log files
[16:58] <toughengineer> VGA card is my ati video card
[16:58] <iantlopp> Mutant1: you might get a faster response at #kde
[16:58] <sci_> as_whole is a good nick, Mutant1: deinstall KDEand the smoothness will be back
[16:58] <harjot> how do i restart the 'keyboard'
[16:58] <DexterF> hi
[16:59] <uLinux> hi dexter morgan
[16:59] <Owner> hi guys
[16:59] <Owner> how are you all?
[16:59] <Mutant1> sci_:  i did un install it but the problem is still there. especially the browser fonts
[16:59] <dhalsimm> hi, anyone using Scribes editor?
[16:59] <uLinux> Owner, we are fine and you
[17:00] <DexterF> got a video card (nv on closed src drivers) with dvi and vga, two identical monitors - I just want the same output on both (cant test right now) - easy or not?
[17:00] <sci_> lol
[17:00] <iantlopp> is there an app/program that can take the input from a non-standad USB HID device and translate it to keyboard commands? trying to get a shuttlepro to work in programs not designed for it (like cinelerra)
[17:00] <harjot> Are there any keyboard modules etC?
[17:01] <kell> onetinsoldier: sorry my internet froze
[17:01] <iantlopp> harjot: who was that question to?
[17:01] <disappearedng> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/220717/ anybody know what's wrong iwth my dmesg?
[17:01] <onetinsoldier> kell: roger. no worries
[17:01] <harjot> iantlopp: Anyone
[17:01] <Verdomde> Dexter- not sure if this helps, but in the monitors setting there is a checkbox for mirroring the output on all mi=onitors
[17:01] <onetinsoldier> kell: roger. same thing. ok, try  ls -l /etc/X11/xorg.conf  ..and paste in the output if there is any
[17:01] <iantlopp> oh, sorry... seemed like it might have had something to do with my question - heh.
[17:01] <pha> Hi - I was wondering if someone could help - I have a problem regarding the apt-get command
[17:01] <Verdomde> iantlop- no idea sorry
[17:01] <pha> apt-get: error while loading shared libraries: libapt-pkg-libc6.10-6.so.4.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[17:02] <kell> onetinsoldier: i assume into terminal?
[17:02] <onetinsoldier> kell: yes
[17:02] <pha> was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction? would really appreciate it.
[17:02] <Verdomde> pha - no idea, sorry
[17:02] <MichaelKohler> is there any way to compress a rar file better than just "rar -m5"? that compresses a 122MB file just to a 121.6MB rar
[17:03] <ChogyDan> pha: install or reinstall apt
[17:03] <ChogyDan> pha: just a guess though
[17:03] <iantlopp> MichaelKohler, what kind of a file are you trying to comrpess, as it seems that's likely with already compressed files, i.e. a video
[17:03] <kell> onetinsoldier: it says no such file or directory
[17:03] <toughengineer> any ideas with this ppl http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:03] <onetinsoldier> MichaelKohler: how well a file compress depends on what the original was was. sounds like you are trying to put an already compressed file(s) into a .rar file
[17:04] <pha> it was an accident where I deleted wrong files from /var/lib if that helps?
[17:04] <MichaelKohler> onetinsoldier: a folder with about 150 .jpg files in it
[17:04] <iantlopp> MichaelKohler: .jpg files are already compressed... there's no real way to get them much smaller...
[17:04] <onetinsoldier> MichaelKohler: roger. .jpg files are already compressed
[17:04] <ChogyDan> pha: then I feel more sure about my advice.  I take it you can't "undelete"
[17:04] <iantlopp> you can *try* 7zip, as it is about the best compressor, but it's not likely to do much better than what you've already done
[17:04] <linolium> hi there, does anyone know why a boot would stop loading after a successful fsck check? it just sits there and doesn't start loading init scripts.
[17:04] <MichaelKohler> iantlopp, onetinsoldier: ah okay, thanks for the help :)
[17:05] <Verdomde> Hallo everyone, I was wondering if there is a way to restore missing file extensions from metadata or headers or whatever. Somehow they all got removed from my music files- and now windows won't recognise them when i transfer them. Im running lucid
[17:05] <pha> wouldn't even know how tbh mate.
[17:05] <onetinsoldier> kell: ok, what video card make and model do you have
[17:05] <ChogyDan> toughengineer: did you use the driver-manager to install?
[17:05] <onetinsoldier> MichaelKohler: sure, you're welcome
[17:05] <pha> I appreciate your help though mate, ty.
[17:06] <ChogyDan> pha: grab the package here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/apt          then use dpkg -i package_name.deb    to install
[17:07] <pha> ty ChogyDan :)
[17:07] <onetinsoldier> kell: what kind of video card do you have? make and model
[17:07] <disappearedng> can't startx, I tried Xorg -configure, new xorg file: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/220718/, startx, hangs any help?
[17:07] <MarKe> soy yo?
[17:08] <Gusan0r> se
[17:08] <chegney> hoping someone can help me, my sound doesn't work, mixers don't even see the card so I think the module isn't being loaded
[17:08] <kell> onetinsoldier: Intel 852GM
[17:08] <dubbe> hello!
[17:08] <chegney> not sure what to do next
[17:08] <Verdomde> Hallo everyone, I was wondering if there is a way to restore missing file extensions from metadata or headers or whatever. Somehow they all got removed from my music files- and now windows won't recognise them when i transfer them. Im running lucid
[17:08] <chegney> alsaconf doesn't seem to be a command on my system
[17:08] <dubbe> does enyone know of a program to make flash-animations for linux. I need to do some simple flash-banners...
[17:08] <onetinsoldier> kell: unfortunately, Lucid 10.04 has problems with that kind of video card :-/
[17:09] <MarKe> juan?
[17:09] <onetinsoldier> kell: you can read this for some possible workarounds --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Intel%208xx%20X%20freezes/crashes
[17:09] <kell> onetinsoldier: oh ok fair do thanks :)
[17:09] <pha> hrm, I done it, now I get -> /usr/bin/mandb: error while loading shared libraries: libgdbm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[17:09] <MarKe> hi everybody
[17:10] <joa__> hey, which is a quick tool to remove the BOM header from a utf8 document?
[17:10] <LinuxAdmin> hi guys
[17:10] <onetinsoldier> kell: ok. i wish you good luck
[17:10] <harjot> how do i restart the 'keyboard'
[17:11] <Verdomde> Hallo everyone, I was wondering if there is a way to restore missing file extensions from metadata or headers or whatever. Somehow they all got removed from my music files- and now other systems won't recognise them when i transfer them. Im running lucid
[17:11] <LinuxAdmin> I'm trying to install a kvm virtual machine, I could install it successfully but I can't  ping the internet
[17:11] <ChogyDan> Verdomde: why not just rename them?
[17:11] <uLinux> I made an application folder hidden and renamed the shortcut for it... but now the shortcut has no icon. how can i fix it?
[17:11] <Verdomde> Harjot, why do you want to restart the keyboard? Along shot, but maybe changing the keyboard language would reset things somehow?
[17:12] <LinuxAdmin> I configured bridge, although I can ping the host I can't ping the internet
[17:12] <chegney> can someone please help me? My sound card isn't working
[17:12] <LinuxAdmin> what could be the problem?
[17:12] <harjot> Verdomde: After a while i cant type unless i hold a key down which results in hheelloo
[17:12] <Verdomde> Chogydan - it's about 20,000 music files, of different types
[17:12] <harjot> Verdomde: so i have to keep doing a ctrl-alt-bckspace
[17:12] <jamesd2> LinuxAdmin, your default gateway is not set on the guest
[17:13] <ChogyDan> Verdomde: there are tools and commands that can handle it
[17:13] <Verdomde> if they were all the same type i could use metamorphose
[17:13] <LinuxAdmin> I'm using ubuntu 9.10 as the host OS, and I installed karmic (9.10 also) VMs
[17:13] <Verdomde> problem is they are all different..,
[17:13] <LinuxAdmin> yes it is
[17:13] <LinuxAdmin> and I can not ping the gw
[17:13] <jamesd2> LinuxAdmin, can you ping 74.125.95.104
[17:13] <LinuxAdmin> no
[17:13] <LinuxAdmin> I can ping from the host, but not from the VM
[17:14] <LinuxAdmin> I can't even ping the gateway
[17:14] <jamesd2> okay your networking config is fubar...  is there a firewall on the host?
[17:14] <strange_> Hey all..
[17:14] <LinuxAdmin> yes
[17:14] <onetinsoldier> hi strange
[17:14] <ChogyDan> Verdomde: I dunno.  I would check in windows and see if it matter, ie, if it is .mp3, will the player really care what the format actually is
[17:14] <Pici> harjot: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[17:14] <onetinsoldier> hi strange_
[17:14] <Verdomde> Chogydan, i cant find any, iand i dont know how to write the commands
[17:14] <cousteau> trying to set up a LAN Canon printer
[17:14] <toughengineer> any ideas with this ppl http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:14] <toughengineer> anyone good with video cards
[17:14] <LinuxAdmin> I already disabled the firewall, everything is the same
[17:14] <jamesd2> LinuxAdmin, disable the firewall for testing...  and see if works then
[17:14] <toughengineer> helloooooooooooooo
[17:14] <Pici> !patience | toughengineer
[17:14] <harjot> Pici: im on kubuntu 8.04
[17:14] <harjot> Pici: Im asking in both places
[17:14] <trism> joa__: for just a single document, you can open it in vim, :set nobomb, :wq, and you're done
[17:15] <strange_> I need to move my raid 5 from an old computer, to a newer faster system.. What do I need to do first?
[17:15] <toughengineer> i spent the last 5 days in this installation and i find no answer
[17:15] <ChogyDan> toughengineer: you never explained why you didn't use ubuntu's driver installer
[17:15] <LinuxAdmin> I read on the Internet that could be a problem with ubuntu 9.10 bridge
[17:15] <toughengineer> please put this in ur consideration
[17:15] <LinuxAdmin> it seams that it works perfectly on 8.04
[17:15] <Verdomde> choggydan, the extensions at the end of the file names were all deleted. Windows doesnt know what they are,but linux does
[17:15] <LinuxAdmin> anyone has this working on 9.10?
[17:15] <Pici> harjot: When was the last time that you updated? I recall seeing hearing about this problem a long time ago, but haven't seen any occurances of it lately.
[17:16] <toughengineer> u mean fglrx ?
[17:16] <bobyt> cineva din romania
[17:16] <bobyt> ?
[17:16] <Pici> !ro | bobyt
[17:16] <ChogyDan> Verdomde: yes, but it might work in windows if it has ANY audio type extension
[17:16] <harjot> Pici: Updated packages? I do that freuqently
[17:17] <Owner> need help here
[17:17] <ChogyDan> toughengineer: sorta, I more meant System > Admin > Hardware Drivers
[17:17] <Owner> i wanna install perl in ubuntu
[17:17] <Verdomde> choggydan - none of them work in windows- that is the problem
[17:17] <Owner> then i did so
[17:17] <blue_anna> Owner: do you have ubuntu installed?
[17:17] <LinuxAdmin> I've got bridge well configured, I can ping the host from VM and ping VM from the host, and although default gateway is the same on both, I can't ping default gateway from VM
[17:17] <LinuxAdmin> any ideia?
[17:17] <Owner> yer
[17:17] <Owner> yup
[17:17] <blue_anna> Owner: congradulations, you're done :)
[17:17] <toughengineer> i found nothing in it
[17:17] <toughengineer> no drives at all
[17:17] <Owner> haha
[17:18] <Owner> why?
[17:18] <strange_> I need to move my raid 5 from an old computer, to a newer faster system.. What do I need to do first?
[17:18] <bin10101> I have an odd problem, I installed tomato on my wireless router and setup WPA2 personal with TKIP/AES and now ubuntu can't seem to attach to it....Any ideas why?  Windows XP and Macos clients seem to attach fine.
[17:18] <Pici> Owner: As blue_anna said, perl should already be installed by default.
[17:18] <Owner> yep it is
[17:18] <Verdomde> Choggydan. i need to somehow restore the file extensions in linux before moving them to windows - not that i like windows- but cant find a music converter in linux that does everything i want
[17:18] <Owner> but ...
[17:18] <Owner> when i run a script
[17:18] <Pici> !enter | Owner
[17:18] <CAPcap> HTML IDE recommendations?
[17:18] <toughengineer> i always get no properity drivers are in use in this system
[17:19] <Pici> !html > CAPcap
[17:19] <skydrome> HTML: Unable to validate > CAPcap: You need to supply a URI scheme (e.g http)
[17:19] <Owner> ok
[17:19] <bobyt> y lok for friends
[17:19] <Owner> but when i run a script ...its showing some errors as some of the components missing.....
[17:19] <Owner> here it is
[17:19] <Owner> Can't locate XML/Smart.pm in @INC (@INC contains: includes/ /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.10.1 /usr/local/share/perl/5.10.1 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.10 /usr/share/perl/5.10 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at includes//Execution.pm line 15.
[17:20] <skulski> is there a kernel parameter I can give to force ubuntu to boot to conosle?
[17:20] <ChogyDan> toughengineer: what is the model number
[17:20] <trism> joa__: if you need to automate it: sed -i 's/^\xef\xbb\xbf//' file.txt
[17:20] <toughengineer> of my card ?
[17:20] <joa__> oh fantastic
[17:20] <joa__> cheers
[17:21] <strange_> Does anyone know anything about raid 5?
[17:21] <Pici> Owner: You'd need to have the libxml-smart-perl package installed first before you can use anything from the XML::Smart module
[17:22] <Owner> yes
[17:22] <iantlopp> strange: only from a theoretical standpoint here, as I've not messed with one.
[17:22] <Owner> i done it
[17:22] <Owner> sudo apt-get install libxml-smart-perl
[17:22] <pha> Is there any way to re-install all the libs files?
[17:22] <pha> if apt-get & aptitude are broken?
[17:22] <Owner> thanks guyz
[17:22] <harjot> Pici: any ieda?
[17:23] <meonkeys> what's the canonical way to tell mysql to not startup on boot in 10.04 (lucid) from the command line? still "sudo update-rc.d -f mysql remove"?
[17:23] <Pici> harjot: I'm not sure. I was just sort of thinking out-loud there, sorry :/
[17:23] <harjot> Pici: ok
[17:23] <itguru> chkconfig mysql off ?
[17:23] <ChogyDan> toughengineer: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd/+bug/367409         I think that is you.  Maybe ask in that report
[17:23] <drizzt_> my GDM doesn't show user list and crashes when I'm trying to login (Lucid)
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> meonkeys: looks about right to me
[17:24] <meonkeys> itguru: ah, chkconfig... I haven't used that since Fedora 9. Sounds like it does the same thing as update-rc.d (ie: updating /etc/rc* scripts). I just wasn't sure if upstart had a new way of doing this.
[17:24] <meonkeys> onetinsoldier: cool, thanks.
[17:24] <iantlopp> WHAT THE.... I just uninstalled vuze, installed deluge, and tried to open a torrent, and it opened vuze... HOW???
[17:25] <onetinsoldier> meonkeys: you could also install and have a look at the 'chkconfig' package.. well, i see itguru mentioned it already :-)
[17:25] <itguru> meonkeys, I can't say if there is or isn't, but I *know* that that works!
[17:25] <elhagrasy> ChogyDan : see my messgae
[17:25] <meonkeys> itguru: right on, thank you. :)
[17:25] <onetinsoldier> meonkeys: you're welcome :) good luck
[17:25] <Verdomde> choggydan, i just get what you mean, change them all to mp3 then the players may understand them. Unfortunately not. But maybe mediamonkey will convert it ok regardless...
[17:25] <itguru> iantlopp, was you running vize at the time you uninstalled it?
[17:26] <itguru> *vuze
[17:26] <iantlopp> no...
[17:26] <iantlopp> itguru, I shut it down, then went to synaptic and marked, then uninstalled it.
[17:26] <elhagrasy> ChogyDan : see my messgae
[17:26] <CaptainTrek> iantlopp:  did you mark for complete removal?
[17:26] <terrid> hi all
[17:26] <iantlopp> for removal.. dont know about complete... but I'm running aptitude purge vuze right now.
[17:27] <itguru> I'm a CLI junkie/fan so, I'd recommend sudo apt-get remove vuze
[17:27] <terrid> my server currently says im using 96% of disk space, anyway i can check exactly where the space has gone?
[17:27]  * itguru if memory serves me right, I'm sure there is a purge switch there
[17:27] <hayranim_> java sound gone when i listen music
[17:28] <hayranim_> is it fix?
[17:28] <onetinsoldier> terrid: use the 'du' command.. or df -h... try   df -h
[17:28] <elhagrasy> helloooooooo
[17:28] <bobyt> hiiii
[17:28] <itguru> HIII!!
[17:28] <iantlopp> okay, fixed... stupid vuze
[17:28] <onetinsoldier> terrid: i'd recommend you run 'apt-cache clean' and see if that opens up some room
[17:28] <bobyt> cineva din romania?
[17:29] <adilalpman> i really understand why anybody cant help me till days
[17:29] <adilalpman> about my sound problem on kubuntu till days
[17:29] <itguru> adilalpman, Do you *pay* for support?
[17:29] <terrid> onetinsoldier: I've tried df -h
[17:29] <adilalpman> i really cant understand
[17:29] <adilalpman> pay?
[17:29] <adilalpman> in linux?
[17:29] <bobyt> :)
[17:29] <adilalpman> linux & money=
[17:29] <onetinsoldier> terrid: hmm, i may have gotten that apt-cache command wrong
[17:29] <terrid> /dev/sda1              38G   34G  1.7G  96%
[17:29] <adilalpman> silly...
[17:29] <terrid> i wanna know where 34GB has gone
[17:29] <bobyt> somebody from germany?
[17:30] <Pici> !de | bobyt
[17:30] <itguru> adilalpman, It was a retorical question, seeing as you DON'T pay for using ubuntu, exercise some patience, maybe a solution to your problem hasn't yet been found
[17:30] <onetinsoldier> terrid: ok, it's.. apt-get clean
[17:30] <adilalpman> but
[17:30] <iantlopp> itguru: I just did a sudo aptitude purge vuze, actually, worked nicely...
[17:30] <Somethingelse> I know where all my wasted space is.. /dev/md0              7.2T  5.6T  1.3T  82% /var/storage
[17:30] <Pici> adilalpman: Or ask your question again, I don't see that you've actually said anything about it for about 45 minutes.
[17:30] <adilalpman> i know distros that resolve that problem
[17:30] <itguru> iantlopp, Glad to have helped :)
[17:30] <iantlopp> I usually use cli myself, but didn't know the removal command off the top of my head... next time I'll just aptitude --help
[17:30] <elhagrasy> any ideas with that http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:30] <adilalpman> i dont wanna ask same thing again again nd again cause of
[17:30] <bullgard> '~$ yelp; Could not initialize gecko!' How to troubleshoot?
[17:31] <adilalpman> i dont wanna make people bored
[17:31] <adilalpman> :S
[17:31]  * itguru makes a note of iantlopp command ... because I'd forgotten :)
[17:31] <elhagrasy> anyone good with video cards
[17:31] <disappearedng> when I restart it takes really long to get into login screen
[17:31] <CaptainTrek> adilalpman:  you can still ask
[17:31] <iantlopp> what's the point of variations of aptitude? i.e. apt-get
[17:31] <adilalpman> i have a soundcard
[17:31] <CaptainTrek> terrid: mind exxplaining why you think 34GB dissapeared?
[17:31] <iantlopp> why not just have all the commands be aptitude?
[17:31] <adilalpman> creative SB-5.1--VX
[17:31] <Pici> !enter | adilalpman
[17:31] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troubleshoot?
[17:31] <itguru> adilalpman, You can ask as many times as you like! Just not every few seconds! Now, what was your problem, and lets see if we can fix it
[17:31] <jrib> iantlopp: apt-get isn't a variation of aptitude, they are both frontends to APT though
[17:31] <aeon-ltd> iantlopp: less keyboard presses, same reason as aliases
[17:31] <adilalpman> ok
[17:31] <adilalpman> pls wait
[17:31] <CaptainTrek> adilalpman:  a creative sound card? i've had issues with them and ubuntu xD
[17:32] <terrid> CaptainTrek: Well I know some of it will be for images, the server has websites that upload alot of images
[17:32] <jrib> iantlopp: same reason you have ie, firefox, chrome, opera, etc....
[17:32] <iantlopp> aeon: understandable.. I tend to type apt-get mostly, but, it seems like more to remember...
[17:32] <terrid> but only 2 are 'active' i.e. regulary have images uploaded to
[17:32] <adilalpman> I use creative SB-5.1-VX souncard and my lspci output is on
[17:32] <adilalpman> http://pastebin.com/7K3W6gSL address and my system has just updated
[17:32] <adilalpman> with synaptic but when i start and login to my system and when i logout
[17:32] <adilalpman> i just hear a noise... any sound... :( can anybody help me?
[17:32] <adilalpman> On the other hand i dont know which sound system that i use on my system
[17:32] <FloodBot4> adilalpman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:32] <adilalpman> (alsa or pulse audio or something like that...) Can anybody help me how
[17:32] <CaptainTrek> terrida: so you want to see what's eating up all the space?
[17:32] <Somethingelse> Anyone know anything about Raid 5? I need to move my raid from one computer to another
[17:32] <trism> joa__: oh, there should be a 1 infront of the s at the start of the expression so only the first line is checked
[17:32] <iantlopp> jrib: except those are dif programs... apt-get install and aptitude install do exactly the same thing...
[17:32] <jrib> iantlopp: they don't
[17:32] <godricbrutus> im having trouble deleting a file http://www.imagebam.com/image/78bdf182837295/ thanks in advance for any help
[17:32] <iantlopp> am I mistaken in thinking they're not the same program?
[17:33] <coz_> Somethingelse,   you might want to try the ##linux channel if no one knows here :)
[17:33] <majuk> Somethingelse: I had a RAID5 array running. What exactly do you need help with?
[17:33] <terrid> CaptainTrek:  yes
[17:33] <jrib> iantlopp: yes, you are mistaken :)  For example, aptitude also has a nice curses interface.  Try: aptitude
[17:33]  * CaptainTrek should make his desktop box a RAID setup xD
[17:33] <onetinsoldier> iantlopp: good question and i'm not sure of the answer. i can only think that years ago, two different people started developing front-ends to dpkg/dselect (dselect is totally gone now btw), and both turned out to be very good and very useful.
[17:33] <CaptainTrek> terrid: GUI or CLI?
[17:33] <terrid> cli
[17:33] <majuk> CaptainTrek: It's super-awesome. :D
[17:33] <terrid> its a remote server
[17:33] <adilalpman> my question is there
[17:33] <adilalpman> http://pastebin.com/rpZyZMqU
[17:33] <CaptainTrek> terrid: lemme go do researchez because I'm used to GUI interfaces xD
[17:34] <Verdomde> Chogydan- it didnt work, but you have given me a plan regardless, if i rename them all as mp3 then mediamonkey will only import the genuine mp3's, then ill rename them all as mp4 and do that, then as aac, it'll take a long time, but should work, thanks.
[17:34] <onetinsoldier> iantlopp: have you ever used just the command...  aptitude  ?
[17:34] <terrid> CaptainTrek:  thats ok, ive seen a command using du and grep cant remember it though
[17:34] <iantlopp> onetinsolder: yes, I do all the time for aptitude search.
[17:34] <majuk> Sorry, I *have* a RAID5 array running. 3 years and counting.
[17:34] <ChogyDan> Verdomde: :p  gl
[17:34] <adilalpman> i have no problem with ubuntu and gnome with pulseaudio
[17:34] <CAPcap> im having trouble installing screem. can anyone help me?
[17:34] <helo> counting down to destruction
[17:34] <CaptainTrek> terrid: ah, okay.  then you can wait for someone more experienced to help you out.  :)
[17:34] <reign2> is there a way to increase the mouse speed past whats available in the gui? its still way too slow
[17:35] <Sensiva> Can I move files using their full source path? like --parents in cp ?
[17:35] <Pici> helo: What?
[17:35] <adilalpman> but when i install kde with kubuntu-desktop package on ubuntu
[17:35] <CaptainTrek> reign2: get a better mouse, or increase its sensitivity
[17:35] <adilalpman> and i had same problem again
[17:35] <adilalpman> in gnome and in kde too
[17:35] <adilalpman> :A
[17:35] <adilalpman> :S
[17:35] <jrib> adilalpman: please stop pressing the enter key so often
[17:35] <reign2> its a $100 mouse :\ and no matter what I do, it's slow in ubuntu
[17:35] <elhagrasy> any ideas with that http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:36] <remote_benutzer> hello
[17:36] <jrib> reign2: what mouse?
[17:36] <reign2> g9x
[17:36] <iantlopp> onetinsoldier: I never thought of cli frontends to a cli program... heh
[17:36] <onetinsoldier> iantlopp: roger. that's one large difference. aptitude developer went for making an ncurses interface, apt-get did not. but both have been very useful over the years. in more recent history, some of their functionality has seemingly been merged together. my point is, they used to be more different from each other than they are nowadays
[17:36] <iantlopp> ahh I see..
[17:36] <adilalpman> i will send out my enter key when i login here next time because many people said that to me :)
[17:37] <CaptainTrek> adilalpman:  don't use the enter key as punctuation, at some point an opper might quiet you... or worse
[17:37] <iantlopp> to the end user, like myself, apt-get seems like a specific in-name-only variation of aptitude (i.e. it only does a couple of the commands of aptitude, but is otherwise does exactly the same thing)... almost like you have a program, and several cli commands to access different parts of it...
[17:38] <onetinsoldier> iantlopp: cheers :)
[17:38] <adilalpman> can anybody help me about my problem :(
[17:38] <disappearedng> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/220727/ anyone know what's wrong with my computer? can't boot into login screen
[17:38] <iceroot> is there a way to use alt + backspace for the whole system? (e,g, in firefox and openoffice) and not only in bash?
[17:38] <oracle2> for those of you who subscribe to netflix..If I create a windows xp VM with silverlight installed, will netflix video play smoothly in full screen?
[17:38] <jrib> iceroot: yes
[17:38]  * iantlopp needs to stop using elipses as punctuation...
[17:38] <iantlopp> onetinsoldier: cheers to what?
[17:38] <kim27> so I was organizing things on my menu, and I accidentally delete the menu to log out or shutdown. How do I get this menu back?
[17:39] <iceroot> jrib: whats the way to enable it?
[17:39] <onetinsoldier> iantlopp: nothing i guess.. just saying cheers m8
[17:39] <itguru> adilalpman, If I understand properly, your sound card doesn't make any sound at all? Or just makes funyn sounds?
[17:39]  * wonderboy just bought hp deskjet and it smoothly got regonized and printed test page..
[17:39] <iantlopp> ahh, okay, thought I'd missed part of the convo there... heh
[17:39] <adilalpman> no
[17:39] <imperfect-> Sorry to repeat. I've got a an nvidia GTX 280 and 10.04 keeps telling me the composite extension is not available
[17:39] <adilalpman> just like a radio that cant found any channel :)
[17:39] <imperfect-> Anyone got any ideas?
[17:39] <jrib> iceroot: here's what gets included into my ~/.gtkrc-2.0 .  I'll let you discover the key pieces :) http://paste.ubuntu.com/442873/
[17:39] <iantlopp> I gotta admit, this community is a lot more helpful than other communities that I've been to (a primary reason I've switched over from another unnamed distro)
[17:40] <elhagrasy> any ideas with that http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:40] <wonderboy> but its missing some lines.. even 24pt fonts are only half printed as in its missing horizontal lines
[17:40] <adilalpman> itguru
[17:40] <iceroot> jrib: thx i will pick the interesting parts :)
[17:40] <mc__> imperfect-, have you installed the proprietary nvidia driver?
[17:40]  * iantlopp grumbles, "still wish I could have iceweasel on my system though"
[17:40] <wonderboy> any idea how to solve it? btw 72pt color line just printed well..
[17:40] <imperfect-> mc__: Yes.
[17:40] <onetinsoldier> imperfect-: clean install? or did you upgrade form earlier version of ubuntu?
[17:40]  * itguru hopes that no jury in the world will convict him for throwing a windows user out a second floor window for clicking on a fake email for the second time today
[17:41] <iantlopp> itguru: well it depends on how you present it to the jury... just give them all windows laptops with some... fun e-mail :)
[17:41] <mc__> imperfect-, so you try to start compiz manually and get some kind of error? may you post exaclty what you get?
[17:41] <itguru> iantlopp, Good one!
[17:41] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troubleshoot?
[17:41] <adilalpman> i think i wannaa use only pulseaudio and disable all other sound systems on my pc
[17:42] <wonderboy> seems like its the problem with black ink.. whereever black ink is used, its printed with horizontal shades of lines instead of solid filling..
[17:42] <oracle2> for those of you who subscribe to netflix..If I create a windows xp VM with silverlight installed, will netflix video play smoothly in full screen?
[17:42] <wonderboy> any idea?
[17:42] <adilalpman> but i dont know how can i do that
[17:42]  * itguru rolls out XP SP1 on six laptops -- I'm home free baby!
[17:42] <mc__> adilalpman, why would you want to do that?
[17:42] <elhagrasy> anyone good with ATI drivers ?!
[17:42] <Pici> oracle2: It plays mostly smoothly here at 1920x1080.
[17:42] <jrib> oracle2: my guess would be it depends on your system
[17:42] <mc__> if some application does not support pulseaudio you might run into trouble
[17:42] <adilalpman> because i can use my soundcard perfectly with pulse in ubuntu gnome and in pardus, too
[17:42] <oracle2> Pici: thnaks
[17:43] <imperfect-> mc__: I just try to turn on the standard/extra effects from the gui and it locked up saying the composite extensions aren't available
[17:43] <coz_> elhagrasy,  soreau  is one I trust with ati
[17:43] <ChogyDan> adilalpman: I thought pulse takes over all the sound anyway
[17:43] <imperfect-> then the gi locked up and I have to xkik  it, I can show you later when I get home for sure
[17:43] <oracle2> jrib: if i had 1.5 Gb host ram and allocated 512MB memory to the VM, would that be enough?
[17:43] <onetinsoldier> elhagrasy: i'm ok i guess. just state the issue and see if anyone has an idea
[17:43] <mc__> adilalpman, pulseaudio does not work on its own
[17:43] <mc__> adilalpman, it needs either alsa or oss
[17:44] <adilalpman> but i can use my soundcard with pulse in ubuntu and in pardus
[17:44] <jrib> oracle2: I don't have netflix, but you should probably compare with Pici to get some idea.  Or see if they have some sort of sample you can try
[17:44] <elhagrasy> can u see this link plz i explained everything in it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:44] <jrib> elhagrasy: give a summary in the channel please
[17:44] <elhagrasy> any other details u want to know plz ask me
[17:44] <boing> how can i config for one click open a folder ive looked cannot find
[17:45] <elhagrasy> plz see this link jrib http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9393893#post9393893
[17:45] <elhagrasy> this is the sammary
[17:45] <Pici> oracle2: That sounds reasonable.  I don't have access to the system that I use netflix on currently, but I'm using an XP install within virtualbox.
[17:45] <mc__> imperfect-,  try running  " compiz-decorator --replace" from a terminal, does that work?
[17:45] <bullgard> Pressing the Ubuntu Help Center icon (a blue circle with a question mark) in my Ubuntu 10.04 will show a dial symbol for a second but does not open any window. How to troubleshoot?
[17:45] <elhagrasy> i hope it is easy for u
[17:45] <elhagrasy> i still a beginner anyway
[17:45] <oracle2> Pici: would 512MB memory be enough for the guest OS runnng xp to watch netlfix?
[17:45] <drizzt_> my GDM doesn't show user list and crashes when I'm trying to login (Lucid) :(
[17:45] <adilalpman> i think nobody can help me in here, too :(
[17:45] <jrib> bullgard: probably related to your yelp problem from before?
[17:45] <oracle2> pici
[17:46] <drizzt_> bullgard, open terninal and enter yelp
[17:46] <Pici> oracle2: Yes. That sounds reasonable.
[17:46] <bullgard> jrib: Yes, there might be a relationship although I do not know which.
[17:46] <elhagrasy> coz : i asked soreau thnx .. i hope to get my problem solved
[17:46] <boing> how can i config for one click instead of double click a folder
[17:46] <onetinsoldier> elhagrasy: i took a look. you installed the .run file directly from ATI apparently. don't think i'll be of much help. sorry
[17:46] <bullgard> drizzt_: I did.
[17:47] <jrib> bullgard: well the icon just tries to call yelp I imagine.  Did you remove anything since installing the system?
[17:47] <bullgard> jrib: I did not install the system from scratch but dist-upgraded it form 9.10.
[17:48] <bullgard> jrib: I did not remove anything by hand.
[17:48] <onetinsoldier> elhagrasy: you should follow this guide for installing the ati binary driver from the ati .run file
[17:48] <onetinsoldier> !ati | elhagrasy
[17:48] <reign2> anyone else's screen instantly dim to near black when unplugging the ac? I cant seem to find the right place to fix the screen dim on battery setting... gpm doesnt work
[17:48] <bullgard> s/form/from/
[17:48] <jrib> reign2: what kind of laptop?
[17:48] <elhagrasy> ATI
[17:49] <iguanna> hi all
[17:49] <reign2> mbp 5,5
[17:49] <elhagrasy> i got the guide
[17:49] <elhagrasy> and i did everything in it
[17:49] <elhagrasy> but i don't have these packages
[17:49] <elhagrasy> it is required in the guide
[17:49] <reign2> I remember it did work at some point in jaunty and even karmic
[17:49] <elhagrasy>  can u help me to get it
[17:49] <elhagrasy> XFree86-Mesa-libGL
[17:49] <elhagrasy> XFree86-libs
[17:49] <reign2> but back then I had the same issue... I just forget how I resolved it
[17:50] <jrib> reign2: are you using that apple daemon?  pommed?
[17:50] <iantlopp> does anyone know of a program to capture input from a nonstandard USB HID device and convert it to keyboard commands so that it can be used in software that doesn't directly support the device?
[17:50] <iguanna> someone could recommend to video software to create and edit video in ubuntu please?
[17:50] <reign2> jrib: yes but I checked out pommed.conf and everything seems right
[17:51] <elhagrasy> this is my card details
[17:51] <elhagrasy>  *-display UNCLAIMED
[17:51] <elhagrasy>        description: VGA compatible controller
[17:51] <elhagrasy>        product: RS690 [Radeon X1200 Series]
[17:51] <elhagrasy>        vendor: ATI Technologies Inc
[17:51] <FloodBot4> elhagrasy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:51] <elhagrasy>        physical id: 5
[17:51] <gbillings> how to install arm-elf-gcc on 10.04 Lucid Lynx
[17:51] <gbillings> anybody?
[17:51] <jrib> reign2: hmm, that did the trick for me.  It definitely dims it by default for my intel card.  The other place to check is system -> admin/pref (can't remember which) -> power management
[17:51] <iguanna> I tried PiTiVi but it is very basic
[17:51] <jordguitar> I got a question. My Windows 7 install decided to die durring the night and now I am unable to get my mac to produce a disk that will allow me to install windows correctly. I got ubuntu up in a livecd enviroment on a thumb drive but I am wondering if I can move the 3gb file from a disk to the live enviroment and burn it or would I need to install ubuntu onto the hard drive to do it.
[17:52] <gbillings> I always get /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found
[17:52] <gbillings> when compiling
[17:52] <reign2> jrib: Ill fool around with pommed again and see if I can get some results; thanks for the help
[17:52] <shiftingcontrol> i am unable to connect to login to internet using 9.10 whereas i am able to login to internet using 10.04,in 9.10 i used sudo pppoeconf and at the end it showled pppoe loaded succesfully!!
[17:52] <xckpd7> question: if I make a backup image of my computer as it is now, and restore it on another computer, will it work?
[17:52] <jrib> reign2: try just disabling the dimming.  At least that way you'll determine if pommed is responsible
[17:52] <Pici> !test > me
[17:52] <elhagrasy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/442878/
[17:53] <gbillings> sovle /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found when 'make
[17:53] <jrib> reign2: one thing that threw me off is that pommed.conf has several stanzas corresponding to different kinds of video cards. Make sure you edit the right one (or just edit them all)
[17:53] <gbillings> does anyone no what to do about this /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found
[17:53] <shiftingcontrol> does anybody how to find your a victim of botnet attack?
[17:53] <reign2> jrib: the on_batt setting is all I see; I guess Ill set it to disable. it looks like some things have changed in pommed; its telling me valid values for step are only 1-2 and backlight 0-15
[17:53] <arand> !repeat| gbillings
[17:54] <unimatrix9> hi there
[17:54] <unimatrix9> is it possible to add tesk to the gnome menu in the top ?
[17:54] <unimatrix9> text
[17:54] <mc__> jordguitar, you should be able to burn it without a problem
[17:55] <unimatrix9> is it possible to add text to the gnome menu in the top ?
[17:55] <ZenMasta> if I have a mobo that will boot to USB is it possible that I can download an ISO to the usb and boot from that some how?
[17:56] <jiangfan> asdf
[17:56] <onetinsoldier> elhagrasy: for the Xfree86 stuff you asked about, i think you need to install this package --> libxxf86misc1
[17:56] <elhagrasy> i will
[17:56] <Roasted_> trying to restart my dhcp3 service. I tried sudo restart dhcp3-server, sudo /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server restart, etc. What is the command? Couldnt find a MAN entry on dhcp3 either...
[17:57] <elhagrasy> it is installed already
[17:57] <elhagrasy> and i have the same problem
[17:57] <beard> hi
[17:58] <ilarius> how can i change the charset to utf-8 in sirc?
[17:58] <jordguitar> Ok now I got another problem, I cant mount the DVD drive. Daemon is inhibited
[17:59] <uLinux> Is 'Sessions' available on Lucid? I mean System > Preferences > Sessions
[17:59] <joa__> whats the command to install a 32bit curl on a 64bit ubuntu?
[17:59] <jpds> joa__: There isn't one.
[18:00] <joa__> so that means if i want to install 32bit curl i have to do it manually?
[18:01] <ilarius> changing charset in sirc? anyone?
[18:02] <Roasted_> having some issues getting my dhcp3 service running. Tried several commands, all were unrecognized. No MAN entry found for dhcp3. How do I command this thing to start?
[18:02] <cpatrick08>  /msg NickServ identify bama08
[18:02] <onetinsoldier> joa__: one moment
[18:02] <cpatrick08>  /msg NickServ identify <bama08>
[18:02] <magnen> Roasted_, have you tried sudo start dhcpd ?
[18:03] <Roasted_> yep. dhcpd, dhcp3, dhcp3-server. all unknown jobs.
[18:03] <Roasted_> magnen, *
[18:03] <cpatrick08>  /msg NickServ identify <bama08>
[18:03] <cpatrick08>  /msg NickServ identify bama08
[18:03] <cpatrick08>  /msg NickServ identify bama08
[18:03] <onetinsoldier> joa__: have you downloaded the .deb for it manually by chance?
[18:03] <joa__> not yet
[18:03] <Roasted_> magnen, if I run service --status-all I can see dhcp3 service isnt rnning. I just need to fire it up
[18:04] <onetinsoldier> joa__: or see if it's in your cache... ls /var/cache/apt/archives/curl*
[18:04] <as20002> can sombody help me update my Xvfb? on Hardy
[18:05] <iguanna> some software to create and edit video in ubuntu?
[18:05] <joa__> nope
[18:05] <LjL> iguanna: cinelerra, avidemux, stopmotion, blender, lives, openmovieeditor, jahshaka  —  GNOME: pitivi, kino  —  KDE: kdenlive  —  console: gopchop, avidemux-cli
[18:06] <onetinsoldier> joa__: download the .deb. you know where to get it?
[18:06] <DarwinB> alguem fala portugues?
[18:06] <Roasted_> whats the command to start the dhcp service?
[18:06] <LjL> !pt | DarwinB
[18:06] <blue_anna> sim
[18:06] <oracle2> iguanna: http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20100523032629714/VideoEditors.html
[18:06] <magnen> Roasted_, sorry, which distro/version are you on? lucid?
[18:06] <blue_anna> !br | DarwinB
[18:06] <Roasted_> magnen, no, karmic. lucid has given me a few wireless issues.
[18:06] <DarwinB> #ubuntu-br
[18:07] <magnen> Roasted_, dhcp client or server? Server yeh?
[18:07] <Roasted_> magnen, server.
[18:07] <Roasted_> I just need to fire the service up
[18:07] <blue_anna> DarwinB: cilque aqui #ubuntu-br
[18:07] <chazco> Hi... since I can't install 10.04 from CD i'm trying it via an upgrade instead... how long is it likely to take?
[18:07] <shiftingcontrol> my internet is very slow in karmic kola and fast in lucid lynx is it because i am victim of botnet attack or something else?
[18:07] <blue_anna> DarwinB: ou escrever "/join #ubuntu-br"
[18:08] <uLinux> "Para a comunidade local portuguêsa" remove the ^
[18:08] <tom_fishy_> If I do ./configure and then make before sudo make install what has happend? I have compiled the source code right? but where is it placed? because I forgot to do something before and I want to start over and give the ./configuare some prefix
[18:08] <SmokeyD> hey everyone. I have ubuntu installed on a usb harddrive. When i boot my comp from that usb drive, ubuntu only recognises 1 of the 2 sata drives connected to the machine. The normal ubuntu installation on one of those 2 fixed drives does recognize both. Even with fdisk -l it is not shown on the portable ubuntu version
[18:08] <DarwinB> thanks
[18:08] <Balgan> Hey guys dunno if this is right place to ask. BUT can u guys tell me any good screen recorder for ubuntu? need to record some demos
[18:08] <shiftingcontrol> chazc0:it will take very long depending on internet connection with 256kbps it will take approximately 10 +hours
[18:08] <disappearedng> hey when booting in safe mode my computer "hangs" at the mesage "STARTING common unix printing system cupsd" I have no printers, why is it hanging?
[18:08] <magnen> Roasted_, you should have either a file/service called dhcpd or dhcpd3 or something like that, it is located in /etc/init.d could you check which one you have?
[18:09] <Roasted_> magnen, dhcp3-server.
[18:09] <AndrewX192> How can I disable RGBA for gnome-panel?
[18:09] <Roasted_> magnen, no matte rhwat I try it doesnt fly.
[18:09] <LjL> Balgan: recordmydesktop, istanbul, xvidcap, gtk-recordmydesktop
[18:09] <onetinsoldier> joa__: hello?
[18:09] <SmokeyD> the portable ubuntu version is 8.10 x86, while the ubuntu installation on the fixed drive is 9.04 amd64
[18:09] <gbillings> Whenever I execute the command "make" to the Greenp0sison source i recieve the following result: /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found; does anybody know a possible cause of this error?
[18:09] <magnen> Roasted_, what exactly have you tried? :)
[18:09] <Roasted_> magnen, I had it working 10 mins ago tho, but I rebooted (this is a laptop and I went to a different location) and when I fired it up I had no dhcp service.
[18:09] <joa__> sorry, no i dont
[18:10] <onetinsoldier> joa__: ok, one moment
[18:10] <Balgan> ty LjL
[18:10] <Razion> I have audio coming out of different outputs. Some programs output through the onboard sound, some through the USB headset. Any idea how to get them all to output to the headset?
[18:10] <Roasted_> magnen, everything I know how to think of. Any idea on the actual command I need? I'm depserately trying to get this thing running... now.
[18:10] <magnen> Roasted_, sudo /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server restart <-- will restart the service
[18:10] <SmokeyD> it is the fixed drive with the the ubuntu installation that is not seen by the portable ubuntu version. The second fixed drive is still empty (does have partition table, but no data)
[18:10] <blue_anna> Razion: what's a program that's not outputing to system audio
[18:10] <SmokeyD> any thoughts on this?
[18:10] <Roasted_> magnen, ha! thanks!
[18:10] <Roasted_> magnen, FML. its failing on me though.
[18:11] <pgpkeys> frak! am i going to have to kill apt-get or is there a way currently to attach a process that became unattached from its console but is still running? (My system shut down because the battery died while apt-get was running and now it's unattached)
[18:11] <Razion> blue_anna: Firefox, a couple of my games.
[18:11] <Roasted_> come on, ubuntu. you were working 10 fricken minutes ago.
[18:11] <Razion> blue_anna:  Amarok and Dragon player go to the headset.
[18:11] <onetinsoldier> joa__: go here and look down in the far lower left corner to download the package for specific architecture --> http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/curl
[18:11] <magnen> Roasted_, does it give you a good reason? Have you checked the log files? Where you previously on a LAN connection, and now on a WLAN connection?
[18:11] <claes__> does rhythmbox play flac?
[18:12] <disappearedng> Hey I am seeing a lot of INFO task modprobe:520 blocked for more than 120 seconds when I do a boot and it's taking forever to login
[18:12] <Razion> blue_anna: Err. Sorry. Read the question backwards. Amarok/Dragon to USB Headset. Firefox/Games to onboard.
[18:12] <Roasted_> magnen, Im on WLAN and wired. My dhcp service is to the wired port. wireless is not staitc.
[18:12] <phisher1> deryl =)
[18:12] <blue_anna> Razion: I don't know, I certainly wasnt expecting a gnome-integrated app like firefox to not .. you know, integrate
[18:12] <onetinsoldier> joa__: i should ask of course, why are you wanting to install the 32-bit version on a 64-bit system?
[18:12] <blue_anna> Roasted_: ooo
[18:12] <Razion> blue_anna: Well. I'm using KDE, so maybe it's my fault. :P
[18:12] <joa__> onetinsoldier: its a dependency for something
[18:13] <BurnCut>  /join #newbie
[18:13] <Delemas> Can anyone tell me where the automatically setup bridge virbr0 is configured from on 10.04 LTS i.e. which config file? It isn't in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:13] <iantlopp> onetinsoldier: possibly the same reason as me, the amd64 release doesn't boot on my system ;(
[18:13] <blue_anna> Razion: you have the kde default common libs installed?
[18:13] <Roasted_> magnen, where would the log file be located at.
[18:13] <pgpkeys> jobs does NOT show it either
[18:13] <pgpkeys> phisher1 ~ hehe
[18:13] <Roasted_> gah this is irritating. works for 10 mins and then decides LOL JUST KIDDING
[18:13] <pgpkeys> figured everyone was dead over there so i hit here
[18:13] <SmokeyD> Delemas, with me it is configured by Virtualbox
[18:13] <onetinsoldier> joa__: can yo show me the message you get for this dependency problem?
[18:13] <Roasted_> Im going to do what no linux fanatic would ever recommend. I am going to... REBOOT. bai
[18:13] <SmokeyD> Delemas, automatically
[18:13] <linus> Hello :)
[18:13] <aeon-ltd> linus: trovalds?
[18:13] <onetinsoldier> hello linus
[18:14] <magnen> Roasted_, what does your logs say?
[18:14] <Razion> blue_anna: Do you have a package name for that?
[18:14] <onetinsoldier> aeon-ltd: torovalds!
[18:14] <blue_anna> Hei
[18:14] <onetinsoldier> aeon-ltd: :-)
[18:14] <pgpkeys> My name is Lius Torvalds and I pronounce Linux as Lee un ux
[18:14] <Delemas> SmokeyD: I'll try removing virtual box. It's automatically breaking things...
[18:14] <samuel_> Hello
[18:14] <uLinux> I want to create a shortcut to run an executable... ./FILE
[18:14] <aeon-ltd> my name is linux trovolds i pronounce linux as windows
[18:14] <blue_anna> Razion: kde..somethinsomething..base kde..somethingsomething..runtime
[18:14] <uLinux> help
[18:14] <blue_anna> Razion: those
[18:14] <joa__> no message. this site tells me only i need to install freaking 32bit curl/nss https://docs.sonatype.org/display/FLEXMOJOS/Running+unit+tests
[18:14] <onetinsoldier> aeon-ltd: rofl
[18:15] <samuel_> I Want to install sony vegas with wine. How I Can do it?
[18:15] <Razion> blue_anna: Lmfao. Okay, well typing "kde" into the package manager returns a bazillion results...Let me dig through them.
[18:15] <aeon-ltd> samuel_: same as everuthing else i suppose
[18:15] <onetinsoldier> joa__: ok, i'll have a look. hang on
[18:15] <samuel_> okay
[18:15] <Roasted__> magnen, found the issue.
[18:15] <joa__> onetinsoldier: thank you, dont waste your time :) its quite annoying to deal with this issue
[18:16] <Roasted__> magnen, when using a static IP with network manager, i tonly registers the connection when an active connection is present. Since the PC Im connected to via wire was off, the entire interface was off.
[18:16] <gbillings> Whenever I execute the command "make" to the Greenp0sison source i recieve the following result: /bin/sh: arm-elf-gcc: not found; does anybody know a possible cause of this error?
[18:16] <pgpkeys> not all windows programs are supported by wine. so if it fails, run it in debug mode and ship the info off via email to the maintainer :0 they'll probably thank you for it
[18:16] <wrinkliez> is there a way to remove items from the messaging menu? for example, i use pino, not gwibber, so i'd prefer to remove the "Set up broadcast account" item
[18:16] <uLinux> I want to create a shortcut to run an executable... cd PATH and then ./FILE
[18:16] <jackhe22> Hello all, does anyone know of a program that is like Windows Movie Maker for Ubuntu 10.04?
[18:16] <pgpkeys> dvdauthor
[18:16] <Delemas> SmokeyD: Doh I didn't have that installed. So much for that idea...
[18:16] <ChogyDan> jackhe22: maybe pitivi
[18:16] <Daekdroom> pitivi
[18:16] <iantlopp> jackhe22: pitivi is probably the closest
[18:16] <uLinux> jackhe22, Pitivi Video Editor?
[18:16] <jackhe22> Ive tried that
[18:17] <wrinkliez> jackhe22: openshot?
[18:17] <iantlopp> there's Kino, KDEnlive
[18:17] <jackhe22> I cant seem to get it to do what I want
[18:17] <jackhe22> OpenShot?
[18:17] <iantlopp> what do you want it to do?
[18:17] <pgpkeys> !google openshot
[18:17] <iantlopp> and I'd be a little reserved about mentioning openshot
[18:17] <jackhe22> Just paste together clips
[18:17] <aeon-ltd> ins kino gehen?
[18:17] <jackhe22> With music
[18:17] <onetinsoldier> joa__: well, if i were you, i'd just try it first with the 64-bit version installed
[18:17] <jackhe22> For YouTUbe
[18:17] <wrinkliez> iantlopp: why?
[18:17] <iantlopp> I've read a lot of problems, pretty severe with openshot
[18:17] <elb0w> Any idea why I get this when trying to stop service? http://pastebin.org/298735
[18:17] <wrinkliez> oh.  *shrug i didnt know
[18:17] <iantlopp> I should also mention KDEnlive has also had some pretty bad problems.
[18:17] <onetinsoldier> joa__: you can always remove it and install the 32-bit version, if you really have to
[18:17] <joa__> onetinsoldier: guess what im doing ;)
[18:18] <onetinsoldier> joa__: what?
[18:18] <jackhe22> Hmmm
[18:18] <iantlopp> I considered trying it myself, then found a forum with some people having bad problems with it.
[18:18] <jackhe22> Can you run WMM with Wine?
[18:18] <onetinsoldier> joa__: trying it with the 64-bit version i hope :)
[18:18] <Pici> !appdb | jackhe22
[18:18] <Razion> blue_anna: Don't suppose you could try to find the specific names for those packages? I'm barely a quarter of the way through the list.
[18:18] <jackhe22> Thanks.
[18:18] <disappearedng> how do I reinstall the kernel?
[18:18] <magnen> Roasted__, kk, that was my next guess ;-)
[18:18] <iantlopp> jackhe22: nope.
[18:18] <uLinux> I want to create a shortcut to run an executable... cd PATH and then ./FILE how can I do this in ALacarte
[18:18] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: apt-get install --reinstall <package_name>
[18:18] <iantlopp> ubottu: I've got Winehq on my system right now, checking things as people ask :)
[18:19] <trism> wrinkliez: probably easiest just to remove gwibber, other options include removing /usr/share/indicators/messages/applications/gwibber or possibly copying the the file to ~/.config/indicators/messages/applications-blacklist/ although doesn't really seem to work consistently yet
[18:19] <Ginbun2__> how can I make nautilus looks like this? http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre3/123936-3.png
[18:19] <bastidrazor> uLinux: as long as you use the full path it should work.
[18:19] <pgpkeys> razion ~ apt based you can regex it like apt-cache search .*partofnamehere*
[18:19] <iantlopp> HAH
[18:19] <blue_anna> Razion: let me ask another way, I'm feeling silly for asking it -- are you running with KDE as the wm, or just are they KDE apps in gnome ?
[18:19] <disappearedng> onetinsoldier: just like that?
[18:19] <disappearedng> which nvidia comes preinstalled in ubuntu?
[18:19] <gbillings> I am having problems with Ubuntu 10.04; does anyone know how to 'factory reset' Ubuntu 10.04?
[18:19] <pgpkeys> even remove the last * if you know the ending is like that
[18:19] <w0lfiee> Hello all, just installed Ubuntu, do I need any firewall? or is it allready installed?
[18:19] <TrickyRichard> just wondering... is there a channel related to aireplay?
[18:19] <bastidrazor> uLinux: /home/ulinux/directory/executable    for example
[18:19] <pgpkeys> gbillings ~ reinstall. there is no Reset to install
[18:19] <Razion> pgpkeys: We know the beginning and end of the package names. Not much good for searching.
[18:19] <jackhe22> Right.
[18:19] <elb0w> Any idea why I get this when trying to stop service? http://pastebin.org/298735
[18:19] <wrinkliez> trism:  thanks so much.  exactly what i needed.
[18:19] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: you need to fill in the <package_name> section, one moment and i'll give you the full command
[18:19] <uLinux> bastidrazor, it doesn't work i've tried
[18:20] <TrickyRichard> v_v ty
[18:20] <pgpkeys> razion ~ use regular regexp in your search
[18:20] <jackhe22> Any other suggestions?
[18:20] <bastidrazor> uLinux: is the file executable?
[18:20] <Razion> blue_anna: The former. Technically, I'm using Kubuntu. *Twitches*
[18:20] <uLinux> bastidrazor, yes
[18:20] <pgpkeys> razion ~ hehe me too
[18:20] <iantlopp> pgpkeys: I think he's thinking of the factory partition on windows systems now... it's basically a ghosted copy of a freshly installed copy of windows... in his case, he'd do well to ghost his Ubuntu install immediately after he finishes
[18:20] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic
[18:20] <gbillings> How do I 'reinstall' Ubuntu without a CD drive?
[18:20] <disappearedng> linux-image
[18:20] <Razion> pgpkeys: I have no bloody idea what that means. :P
[18:20] <pgpkeys> iantlopp ~ ahh
[18:20] <jackhe22> THanks for you help anyway everyone
[18:20] <bastidrazor> uLinux: does it work when you ./ the filename from the directory?
[18:20] <jackhe22> Bye
[18:20] <ZenMasta> I want to preformat/partition a hard drive before installing from a mini iso (10.04). What partitions and file systems shoudl I use?
[18:20] <iantlopp> jackhe22
[18:20] <pgpkeys> razion ~ man regex
[18:20] <uLinux> bastidrazor, yes
[18:20] <iantlopp> pm me
[18:20] <TrickyRichard> reinstall is the only way i know =[
[18:21] <blue_anna> Razion: oo man, go overe there -- they have their own channel -- its a different server, but it's installed by default in konversation
[18:21] <jackhe22> Okay
[18:21] <uLinux> bastidrazor, that's what i'd like to use in the shortcut
[18:21] <pgpkeys> trickyrichard ~ you sure that's not TrickyRicky? ;)
[18:21] <Razion> pgpkeys: Okay. Now put that into a sentence, so I know what the hell you're talking about.
[18:21] <ZenMasta> gbillings you can create a usb drive and then clone the usb drive to a hard drive
[18:21] <Razion> blue_anna: I'm in that channel, too. They're not so helpful. :P
[18:21] <disappearedng> onetinsoldier: when I reinstall the kernel will it reinstall all the default packages (like nvidia etc? )
[18:21] <pgpkeys> type in man regex at the console. see how you create a regular expression and then feed what you made right after the word search in apt-cache search
[18:21] <gAmoO> hey :)
[18:22] <blue_anna> :0 first I heard of it , I usually jump to ask there if the question is kde specific because its like 1 on 1 attention
[18:22] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: not sure what you're asking there. it will install any dependencies that are required but are not currently installed. but it will not 'reinstall' those dependencies
[18:22] <YoJack> where do i go for initramfs shell recovery questions
[18:22] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: if they are... already installed
[18:23] <Razion> blue_anna: You'd think working audio would come with the bloody OS. :P
[18:23] <bastidrazor> uLinux: what is the program supposed to do? maybe it needs a terminal? you have that option when making a shortcut
[18:23] <gbillings> what is the "cls" command in windows for linux terminal?
[18:23] <disappearedng> onetinsoldier: cause I remembered that when I can't boot properly I did a sudo apt-get remove nvidia*
[18:24] <pgpkeys> clear
[18:24] <gbillings> is there any way I can use "cls" instead of "clear"?
[18:24] <BrixSat> how do i install eee-acpi-scripts in ubuntu 10.4?
[18:24] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: ok
[18:24] <pgpkeys> if using bash, put  alias cls='clear' at the end of your .bash_profile or .bashrc and use the same on both OSs
[18:24] <iceroot> gbillings: you want an alias for that command?
[18:24] <Matson> OT question: does anyone have direct experience with *heavy use* 802.11n router hardware?  I'm pulling together a wireless access plan and need to spec hardware, and want recs on access points that support heavy load and high numbers of sessions/connections.  please PM me off channel.  *thank you*
[18:25] <pgpkeys> you have to either log out first and back in or just do a  . ~/.bashrc
[18:25] <pgpkeys> or . ~/.bash_profile depending on which you put it in
[18:25] <iceroot> gbillings: what about using ctrl + l  instead of clear or cls
[18:25] <gbillings> iceroot: that will come in handy :)
[18:25] <disappearedng> onetinsoldier: yes so what is the default nvidia-* installed?
[18:25] <pgpkeys> i just gave it to you gbillings
[18:25] <iceroot> Matson: ##hardware
[18:25] <Nokio> Hi all, I have an ubuntu server installed with en_CA.UTF-8. How can i install fr_CA.UTF-8 but leave the system to en? So that i can display some web content page with french support?
[18:26] <uLinux> w8
[18:26] <Matson> iceroot: thank you
[18:26] <magnen> disappearedng, do a sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185 , I think that is the current one-
[18:26] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: you mean you want to see what nvidia stuff you currently have installed? try --> dpkg -l '*nvidia*' | grep ^ii
[18:26] <gbillings> pgpkeys: I was refering to the key shortcut ctrl + l not the alias
[18:27] <pgpkeys> Ohhhh sorry
[18:27] <tonytyl> Hi. when will irssi 0.8.15 be in ubuntu?
[18:27] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: if it's not installed and you want to see what's available, then you need to use... apt-cache search nvidia | sort
[18:27] <iceroot> !info irssi
[18:27] <pgpkeys> soon as you help package it :)
[18:27] <iceroot> tonytyl: ubuntu 10.10
[18:28] <ftn> Hey there. Every 5minutes or so my wifi disconnects for a short period of time, I hardly realize by pidgin & empathy do disconnect as well. dmesg shows some "ipw2200: Firmware error detected.  Restarting." Any hint what's going wrong?, please
[18:28] <gbillings> its fine; does anybody know if a *.deb of arm-elf-gcc exists
[18:28] <cpatrick08> i am running Ubuntu 10.10 alpha 1
[18:29] <iceroot> cpatrick08: #ubuntu+1
[18:29] <fsa> Hi all
[18:29] <tonytyl> iceroot: thought people would be quick to package that :P
[18:29] <onetinsoldier> disappearedng: to see details about a package, use  apt-cache show <package_name>
[18:29] <iceroot> tonytyl: you will never get a major update in a ubuntu-version
[18:29] <tonytyl> iceroot: ah
[18:29] <tonytyl> but lucid only just came out
[18:29] <iceroot> tonytyl: only security updates, so irssi 0.8.15 will NEVER be in lucid
[18:29] <tonytyl> irssi 0.8.15 was out for ages before that
[18:30] <pgpkeys> tonytyl ~ yes, so don't exxpect it in ubuntu until 10.10 (ubuntu releases about every six months)
[18:30] <gbillings> ftn: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/ipw2200
[18:30] <tonytyl> ok thanks
[18:30] <iceroot> tonytyl: download it from irssi.org and build it from source or download the debian experimental-version and install that
[18:30] <xyz> hey i just installed ubuntu 10.04 but some blinking appears in the down of my desktop once in every 5 minute how to solve the problem anyone can help??????????/
[18:30] <pgpkeys> if it's not already in then you need to compile it from source yourself (I would suggest you tell configure that the base install dir is /usr/local so you don't confuse regular packages)
[18:31] <iceroot> trism: irssi 0.8.15 was released april of 2010, lucid was released april of 2010
[18:31] <gbillings> Does anybody know hw to upgrade from Ubuntu LTS 10.04 to 10.10 without ISO?
[18:31] <pgpkeys> xyz ~ ??????? are not needed. really. doesn't make anyone respond quicker to help. just annoys :)
[18:31] <fsa> I'm on 10.04, and while surfing today I found a webpage that crashes my X right away when I try to go there using Firefox. (Works fine using Epiphany.) I suppose I should report this to Ubuntu/Firefox. Can I find a volunteer to see if I can replicate this first? Please note: If it works your X will crash and you'll have to login again.
[18:31] <iceroot> gbillings: #ubuntu+1
[18:31] <mackolin> hello good day I might say some software to make a mail server on ubuntu?
[18:31] <iceroot> trism: sorry wrong nick
[18:31] <pgpkeys> xyz ~ usually if someone knows they will chime up.
[18:31] <iceroot> mackolin: postfix
[18:32] <pgpkeys> mackolin ~ postfix, exim4-heavy, sendmail and edit the config, several options
[18:32] <xyz> oke
[18:32] <mackolin> es mejor que zamba??
[18:32] <xyz> do you know pgpkeys?
[18:32] <aeon-ltd> fsa: lets try
[18:32] <mackolin> is better than samba?
[18:32] <antivirtel> hello all, is there any way to open .pdf documents in web browser?
[18:32] <onetinsoldier> gbillings: i think it's..  sudo update-manager -p   ...but as iceroot said, you'll want to join the #ubuntu+1 channel
[18:32] <ZenMasta> I want to preformat/partition a hard drive before installing from a mini iso (10.04). What partitions and file systems shoudl I use?
[18:32] <aeon-ltd> antivirtel: no, but i think you could with a adobe plugin
[18:32] <pgpkeys> xyz ~ nope, or i would have added int he solution when i told you about the ????s
[18:33] <pgpkeys> xyz ~ I'm not one too hold back if I know the answer :)
[18:33] <iceroot> ZenMasta: the defaults ubuntu is using
[18:33] <xyz> oke
[18:33] <pgpkeys> or think I know (there's enough folks here to check me if I'm wrong on something usually)
[18:33] <xyz> try to answer
[18:33] <antivirtel> aeon-ltd package for chrome?
[18:33] <mackolin> postfix is te best???
[18:33] <iceroot> ZenMasta: no need to change that
[18:33] <iceroot> mackolin: its the supported mta in ubuntu
[18:33] <godricbrutus> every time i boot into ubuntu after i have been on windows, the mouse wheel scrolling on my Microsoft Arc™ Mouse is messed up (too fast) on ubuntu. i found an 'article', but if i'm understanding correctly, they are saying it is 'solved' because 'all you have to do' is un-plug and re-plug the usb connector. this doesn't sound like it solved to me. is that what they are saying? un-plug, then re-plug the connector every time we start ub
[18:33] <godricbrutus> untu? https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/9200 . also, i can't set my mouse speed within ubuntu.
[18:33] <pgpkeys> mackolin ~ best is subjective. it all depends on who is talking
[18:33] <onetinsoldier> antivirtel: yes, but you'd need to install 'acroread', which first requires enabling the 'partner' repository
[18:34] <aeon-ltd> antivirtel: wut?
[18:34] <ZenMasta> iceroot every time I try to partition during boot from a cd guided/manual it fails. So that is why  i need to do this before I begin to install
[18:34] <pgpkeys> mackolin ~ try several and use what works for YOUR setup the way YOU want/envision it
[18:34] <iceroot> ZenMasta: error-message?
[18:34] <jidum> hi everyone
[18:34] <iceroot> mackolin: start with postfix
[18:34] <jidum> i got a problem
[18:34] <ZenMasta> no error message. Everything it starts creating partition on volume 1 it stops at 33%
[18:35] <pgpkeys> iceroot ~ isn't there an edit he needs to do though to make it talk on other than lo?
[18:35] <iceroot> pgpkeys: of course not
[18:35] <fsa> Looking for somebody to help me verify this is a general problem and not just with my computer: When I go to http://zombiesmash.gamedrs.com/ (a game for iPhone) using FIREFOX, my X crashes right away. Please don't click if you're not ok with your X potentially crashing.
[18:35] <mackolin> ok ok thank you very much many the best help brothers.... tanks pgpkeys iceroot
[18:36] <jidum> im trying to install a server, but i got an error in my log file : i learned some more directory information, but not enough to build a circuit: we have no network-status consensus
[18:36] <pgpkeys> err, i thought all the MTAs were configured by default to talk on lo only unless configured to due to all the 'relay' crap
[18:36] <iceroot> fsa: working fine here
[18:36] <gbillings_> fsa: it worked fine for me no crash
[18:36] <jidum> what am i suppose to do?
[18:36] <stond> hello people
[18:36] <iceroot> jidum: post the error
[18:36] <fsa> Crap. And good, I suppose. :)
[18:36] <onetinsoldier> hello stond
[18:36] <gbillings_> fsa: try opening it with another browser
[18:36] <iceroot> pgpkeys: no
[18:37] <pgpkeys> iceroot ~ ok, good to know
[18:37] <stond> is anyone out htere good at coding
[18:37] <fsa> I did, and it works just fine if I open it using Epiphany. I've also WGET'ed it to look at the source - found nothing special. Opened the downloaded file locally using Firefox, worked like a charm. What to do???
[18:37] <iceroot> stond: this is ubuntu support not programming support
[18:37] <uLinux> I want to create a shortcut to run an executable... cd PATH and then ./FILE   How can I do this in Alacarte?
[18:37] <onetinsoldier> gbillings: i think i had that command wrong earlier.. i think it's...   sudo update-manager -d
[18:38] <jidum> notice : i learned some more directory information, but not enough to build a circuit: we have no network-status consensus. this is what is written in my log file
[18:38] <iceroot> uLinux: put it in your path-directories
[18:38] <gbillings_> fsa: In firefox go to help > about mozilla firefox and tell me  your current version
[18:38] <xyz> how to solve the blinking in the downward of desktop in ubuntu 10.04
[18:38] <iceroot> jidum: in what logfile?
[18:38] <uLinux> iceroot, what do you mean
[18:38] <gbillings_> xyz: elaborate
[18:39] <Somelauw> The way the battery works in combination with dimming the background lights seems a bit buggy to me.
[18:39] <jidum> the onion router i think
[18:39] <iceroot> uLinux: echo $PATH  everything it that directorys can be accessed directly
[18:39] <fsa> gbillings_: It's 3.6.3. Current release for my 10.04, I believe. My system is fully updated, and I haven't really played around with it anything either.
[18:39] <xyz> gbillings- in every 5 minute lower part of the desktop will blink for 1 second
[18:39] <stond> is anyone good at  writing source code
[18:40] <Razion> A few of my programs are outputting sound to the onboard sound card. The rest go to my USB headset like they should. Any idea how to push the others back in line?
[18:40] <pgpkeys> OK, I have an issue I can't figure out. (I think it's related to how kdm handles PM but not sure) When i hibernate my laptop KDM (gdm does NOT do this) will reinitialize the screen upon coming back but it 'pinches' the top 1/3 of my laptop screen like a paper fan laid horizontally. So right now I have to use gdm as this is not a problem for gdm.
[18:40] <iceroot> stond: i told you already that this is ubuntu support and not porgramming support
[18:40] <Somelauw> Sometimes when I plug my computer to the net it doesn lighten the screen.
[18:40] <xyz> gibillings- just upgrade ubuntu from 9.10
[18:40] <iceroot> stond: /join #name-of-the-programming-lanuage
[18:40] <jidum> iceroot : the onion router's logfile
[18:40] <gbillings_> fsa: do you have flash player corectly installed?
[18:40] <xyz>  gbillings~in every 5 minute lower part of the desktop will blink for 1 second
[18:41] <iceroot> jidum: and onion has what to do with uubuntu?
[18:41] <Maletor> How should I put blobs that are in my database onto rackspace?
[18:41] <stond> iceroot no one is there and the problem I am having is ubuntu support
[18:41] <pgpkeys> I did have problems with gdm until i switched to using uswsusp (s2disk/s2any) and the --quirks* switches. however, KDM does not seem to utilize s2disk even though laptop-mode is configured for it's use as is pm-tuils
[18:41] <pgpkeys> err pm-utils
[18:41] <iceroot> stond: then ask a real question and dont use "does anyone"
[18:41] <pgpkeys> any ideas on a fix to this or how too trouble shoot what's going on?
[18:41] <Pici> Maletor: Er, perhaps this is a better question for a different channel? Maybe one for your rdbms?
[18:41] <jidum> iceroot : my server is on ubuntu server karmic
[18:42] <Maletor> Pici: right, wrong channel
[18:42] <iceroot> jidum: but the problem is the router
[18:42] <iceroot> jidum: not ubuntu
[18:42] <fsa> gbillings_: To the best of my knowledge, yes. I have no problem watching videos on Youtube, for instance. Earlier today I DID install something flashy in WINE though, but surely that can't have anything to do with this? (I needed to do "winetricks flash" to be able to run a WIN32 app.)
[18:42] <Somelauw> When I unplug the accu and switch to a powerpoint it doesn't undim the lights.
[18:42] <xyz> how to solve the problem of blinking desktop lower part once in  5 second
[18:42] <jidum> iceroot : yeap, thats what i was thinking
[18:42] <TrickyRichard> aircrack-ng question (the aircrack channel seems dead atm),    my wifi adaptor seems to get 30/30 on directed probe attempts, but with broadcast probes i get no answer, this a setting?
[18:43] <boing> how can i config for one click instead of double click a folder
[18:43] <Pici> Somelauw: What? Is this an Ubuntu question?
[18:43] <Somelauw> Yes.
[18:43] <yakub> this is probably a stupid question but... if i totally encrypt my disk, swap, everything, etc, do i get reduced performance ?
[18:43] <jidum> iceroot : but maybe an ubuntu friend can give me a hint
[18:43] <Somelauw> It doesn't happen on windows.
[18:43] <gbillings_> fsa: when did this 'glitch' start? when was the last time you restarted your computer?
[18:43] <Somelauw> So it is an ubuntu question.
[18:43] <augustl> how can I make a bootable usb stick of ubuntu 10.04 64 from windows 7?
[18:44] <Pici> Somelauw: Then can you please rephrase your question, as I did not understand what you were asking.
[18:44] <pgpkeys> augustl ~ you can use either the win32 dd or win32 rawrite
[18:44] <stond> iceroot could you please tell me the channel for programming in c lanuage
[18:44] <augustl> pgpkeys: dding a iso won't work though?
[18:44] <Razion> A few of my programs are outputting sound to the onboard sound card. The rest go to my USB headset like they should. Any idea how to push the others back in line?
[18:44] <onetinsoldier> augustl: i like 'unetbootin'. there's a windows version and linux version of it
[18:44] <augustl> pgpkeys: or is it a hybrid thingie?
[18:44] <xangua> !usb | augustl
[18:44] <uLinux> iceroot, everything ca ben accessed directly
[18:44] <Somelauw> When I don't use a powerpint/socket and use an accu it dims the background.
[18:44] <xyz> anybody have an idea about the problem of blinking the desktop lower parts
[18:44] <gbillings_> augustl: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download scroll down to #2
[18:44] <pgpkeys> err there is a ubuntu memstick.img out there. thought that was what you were refgerring it
[18:44] <augustl> onetinsoldier: I just tried, it's not bootable
[18:44] <pgpkeys> err referring to
[18:45] <augustl> gbillings: I'm afraid those instructions only work for i386
[18:45] <Pici> boing: Check the Behavior tab in Edit>Preferences in a Nautilus window.
[18:45] <fsa> gbillings_: It started with the crash of X when I tried watching that page. I did that the first time about an hour ago. Since then I've been in slight shock and tried it almost a dozen times, all to the same effect. I've also restarted and tried again - same result.
[18:45] <onetinsoldier> augustl: oh. well, sorry. worked good for me though
[18:45] <Somelauw> But when I reconnect my computer to a powerpint it doesn't lighten up the display again.
[18:45] <xangua> augustl: did you set your pc to boot from usb¿
[18:45] <boing> #csupport
[18:45] <augustl> xangua: the FromUSBStick page suggests unetbootin - it doesn't make a bootable USB though
[18:45] <augustl> xangua: yes
[18:45] <augustl> seems like usb sticks and 64 bit is an edge case
[18:46] <augustl> should I just use i386?
[18:46] <xangua> augustl: try with 32 bits then
[18:46] <theTroy> My theme has suddenly changed into a different one (ubuntu 9.10) After about 4 days the same thing happened on a VM image of ubuntu 9.10, where I even have updates disabled. What could this be? After a few restarts the theme went back normally.
[18:46] <stond> can anyone tell me the channel to join for help with compiling c++/c source code
[18:46] <yakub>  maybe gcc? c?
[18:46] <augustl> xangua: will that have the same problem as 32 bit windows conserning RAM caps?
[18:46] <onetinsoldier> stond: join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:46] <iceroot> stond: #c++
[18:46] <augustl> onetinsoldier: unetbootin worked for you on 64 bit?
[18:46] <Pici> stond: Install the build-essential package.
[18:46] <boing> stond #csupport
[18:46] <gbillings_> fsa: sounds like a firefox problem; try uninstalling and reinstalling firefox
[18:46] <stond> thanks people I will talk to yall later
[18:47] <iceroot> stond: als i told you, /join #name-of-the-programing-language
[18:47] <Somelauw> Pici: When I don't use a powerpint/socket and use an accu it dims the background. But when I reconnect my computer to a powerpint it doesn't lighten up the display again.
[18:47] <onetinsoldier> augustl: yes. it worked a treat :)
[18:47] <Pici> Somelauw: I don't know what a powerpind is.
[18:47] <boing> pici thanks 1 more quest my screensaver needs to be activated
[18:47] <onetinsoldier> augustl: worked great, just fine here
[18:47] <Somelauw> powerpint/socket
[18:47] <Razion> A few of my programs are outputting sound to the onboard sound card. The rest go to my USB headset like they should. Any idea how to push the others back in line?
[18:47] <Pici> Somelauw: Perhaps #ubuntu-nl would be a better place to ask in your language?
[18:47] <stond> Pici I have that package installed in I still get errors
[18:48] <onetinsoldier> stond: join --> #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:48] <Pici> stond: Then ##C or ##C++ would be the place to ask in.  You'll need to register to talk there.
[18:48] <Pici> !register > stond
[18:48] <Pici> boing: From your desktop panel : System>Preferences>Screensaver
[18:48] <minimec> Razion: Right click on the volume applet in the panel --> preferences -->applications
[18:48] <gbillings_> fsa: 'sudo apt-get autoremove firefox' then 'sudo apt-get install firefox' should work; good luch fsa
[18:48] <magik_> Hey guys. I'm bored shitless of my ubuntu. What can i do?
[18:49] <Confiscative> I have a ThinkPad X60s, and I'm trying to configure my wireless device (Koala). iwconfig reports 'wlan1' to be a wireless card. The Network Manager reports no wireless devices, and lists 'wlan0' in the wired category. How can I get to see available wireless networks?
[18:49] <gbillings_> magik_: install compiz
[18:49] <Somelauw> PICI You connect a plug to it and it gives you current
[18:49] <uLinux> System > Preferences > Sessions on Lucid?
[18:49] <magik_> gbillings_: I have compiz, fluxbox and conky...
[18:49] <antivirtel> onetinsoldier I've setted up, and now ?
[18:49] <boing> Pici, yes, i didnt click on the active idile chekbox thanx
[18:49] <gbillings_> magik_: spend 3 hours configuring
[18:49] <fsa> gbillings_: Hmm... You know what? I think I'll try to open that page using another profile first. If that doesn't work I'll give the reinstallation a shot. Thanks!
[18:49] <Somelauw> Pici How do you know what country I am from?
[18:49] <magik_> gbillings_: I was up till 5am configuring xD
[18:49] <fsa> gbillings_: Profile in Firefox, that is.
[18:49] <Pici> Somelauw: Your hostname ends in .nl
[18:49] <gbillings_> fsa: good luck :)
[18:50] <fsa> gbillings_: ty :)
[18:50] <boing> Neitherlands
[18:50] <fsa> gbillings_: If I'm gone soon you know why...
[18:50] <uLinux> lold
[18:50] <gbillings_> magik_: make a copy of ubuntu for your friend;
[18:50] <magik_> gbillings_: Lol they all have ubuntu anyways -_-
[18:50] <gbillings_> magik_: dual boot with ubuntu netbook remix
[18:50] <magik_> gbillings_: Got it
[18:50] <magik_> gbillings_:  Rofl this is going well xD
[18:51] <gbillings_> magik_: ummm setup a home server?
[18:51] <onetinsoldier> antivirtel: you installed 'acroread'? if not.. on command line it would be --> apt-get install acroread
[18:51] <magik_> gbillings_: How do i do this?
[18:51] <gbillings_> magik_: idk just throwing out ideas...
[18:51] <antivirtel> onetinsoldier Setted up: acroread (9.3.2-lucid1)
[18:51] <onetinsoldier> antivirtel: then restart firefox if you had it open. then you should be all set
[18:51] <magik_> gbillings_: That means i would have to leave my computer on...
[18:51] <Traveler> Hello. I have installed ubuntu and i would like to view movies now. I've tried launching a movie with Movie Player and it says "the playback of this movie requires a advanced streaming format demuxer plugin which is not installed"
[18:51] <Traveler> Where do i get it?
[18:51] <antivirtel> onetinsoldier I use lastest chrome unstable
[18:51] <gbillings_> magik_: haha ok do you have windows
[18:51] <magik_> Traveler: Download vlc
[18:51] <magik_> gbillings_: Yeah
[18:51] <Traveler> Okay
[18:52] <gbillings_> magik_: delete it
[18:52] <magik_> gbillings_:  Why?
[18:52] <gbillings_> magik_: thatl make ubuntu happier
[18:52] <magik_> gbillings_: How?
[18:52] <gbillings_> magik_: just joking around
[18:52] <magik_> gbillings_: Oh
[18:52] <xangua> Traveler: have you installed restricted-extras¿ do you have libdvdcss2¿ (the last one you can get it in http://medibuntu.org/ )
[18:52] <antivirtel> onetinsoldier I try restart chrome, in FF it works
[18:52] <xangua> !ot | gbillings_ magik_
[18:53] <onetinsoldier> antivirtel: roger. i don't know about chrome.. just firefox, sorry
[18:53] <magik_> gbillings_: Any more ideas?
[18:53] <magik_> Does anyone here know anything about Hackintosh?
[18:53] <tom-ubuntu> hello all, is there a channel dedicated to ubuntu netbook edition ?
[18:53] <boing> anybody know to enable the cube to work
[18:53] <gbillings_> magik_: move to #ubuntu-offtopic come on
[18:53] <magik_> gbillings_: K
[18:53] <uLinux> !netbook
[18:53] <Martin|2> UNE \:D/
[18:53] <xangua> boing: install ccsm (compiz setting manager) and configure your plugins
[18:53] <xyz> gibllings~
[18:53] <GeekSquid> boing: install compizconfig-settings-manager
[18:53] <Traveler> magik_ how do i make it as the default app to open movies?
[18:54] <xyz> you there
[18:54] <Pici> tom-ubuntu: This channel is for all supported versions of Ubuntu
[18:54] <magik_> Traveler: Not sure, try looking in prefered programs.
[18:54] <Glacer1> Hello, I got a usb external hard drive and I leave my PC on 24/7. I think my power supply has a small like battery backup in it to hold power surges, but my external don't. I have allot of power surges, could that be the reason why my external hard drive is always popping up on idle?
[18:54] <Traveler> Okay
[18:54] <Glacer1> could it be surges and it connecting back on to PC?
[18:54] <fsa> gbillings_: FYI: It worked without problems when I opened it in another Firefox profile. I suppose my real profile got corrupt somehow. Thanks for your help.
[18:54] <Traveler> Command ?
[18:54] <Traveler> Currently is rhythmbox
[18:55] <magik_> Traveler
[18:55] <Traveler> I'm listening
[18:55] <magik_> Go to System>Preferences>Preffered applications
[18:55] <Traveler> I am there
[18:55] <magik_> Ok
[18:55] <Traveler> In multimedia tab
[18:55] <magik_> Now
[18:55] <Somelauw> My own language is unresponsive. Is my question really so unclear?
[18:55] <magik_> Click the drop down
[18:55] <magik_> is it there?
[18:55] <Traveler> No
[18:55] <Traveler> totem
[18:55] <magik_> Ok uhm
[18:55] <Traveler> rhythmbox
[18:55] <impre> hi
[18:55] <Traveler> and custom
[18:55] <antivirtel> onetinsoldier thanks it for FF :)
[18:56] <magik_> Traveler: Gimmie a sec
[18:56] <Traveler> No problem.
[18:56] <Somelauw> Powerpoint/socket is correct English, isn't it?
[18:56] <impre> excume
[18:56] <onetinsoldier> antivirtel: you're welcome :-)
[18:56] <impre> how i can go to ubuntu español
[18:56] <gbillings_> fsa: you can delete your firefox profilesettings with sudo rm -rf ~/.mozilla
[18:56] <antivirtel> and someone can tell me, where is the jre6 for lucid ?
[18:56] <magik_> Traveler: Ok do a custom one. And just type VLC =]
[18:56] <antivirtel> !java
[18:56] <Traveler> oh okay XD
[18:56] <GeekSquid> impre: /join #ubuntu-es
[18:56] <antivirtel> nice bot :)
[18:56] <magik_> Traveler: Hopefully that will work.
[18:56] <unimatrix9> oe
[18:56] <impre> than }k yu GeekSquid
[18:57] <Traveler> Did not work...
[18:57] <Traveler> Still opens in the same player
[18:57] <magik_> Traveler: Try ticking the run in terminal box.
[18:57] <Traveler> I did
[18:57] <Traveler> Same thing
[18:57] <xyz> i am not able to hear the sound of music movie and anything in ubuntu 10.04 how to solve the problem?
[18:57] <Somelauw> whois Somelauw
[18:57] <magik_> Traveler: Do this. Press ALT+F2 and type vlc and tell me what happens.
[18:58] <Traveler> Runs VLC
[18:58] <tom-ubuntu> has anyone installed ubuntu netbook edition onto an LG x130 netbook ?
[18:58] <magik_> Traveler: Strange
[18:58] <yakub> does ubuntu have 'encrypt my home directory' option?  which version of ubuntu install iso do i need for that ?
[18:58] <Traveler> Do I need to reboot like in windows XP ? =)
[18:58] <pgpkeys> xyz ~ add the medibuntu.com to your sources. (see their site on the exact sources.list)
[18:58] <magik_> Traveler: I doubt it
[18:58] <Traveler> So do I
[18:59] <gbillings_> 10.10 alpha is available just run update-manager -d
[18:59] <pgpkeys> then grab the codecs. leftfb.com has info on exactly what to do
[18:59] <Traveler> I'm going to google a bit then
[18:59] <Traveler> Be back
[18:59] <magik_> Traveler: I'm sorry i don't know what could be the problem :( I have only been using ubuntu for 3 days.
[18:59] <Daekdroom> gbillings_, is it officially alpha already?
[18:59] <xangua> yakub: lucid lynx has, when you install it it asks you if encrypt your home
[18:59] <yakub> xangua: so standard iso?  NOT alternative ?
[18:59] <gbillings_> i think so i just got an authentication error
[18:59] <pgpkeys> err leftyfb.com even (sorry for the typo)
[19:00] <xangua> yakub: haven't used alternate, so i don't know
[19:00] <Daekdroom> gbillings_, I thought update-manager -d could upgrade even before it goes alpha.
[19:00] <Dahkmarv> nabend an alle
[19:00] <Confiscative> I have a ThinkPad X60s, and I'm trying to configure my wireless device (Koala). wconfig reports 'wlan1' to be a wireless card. The Network Manager reports no wireless devices, and lists 'wlan0' in the wired category. How can I get 'it' to work and see available wireless networks?
[19:00] <gbillings_> Daekdroom: I just got an authentication error and it cnaceled out
[19:00] <Traveler> magik_ check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=462256
[19:01] <wash> Anyone here know how to configure a wireless interface with Ubuntu's network manager? I just helped someone get their wireless drivers working, but I'm used to /etc/network/interfaces
[19:01] <magik_> lol
[19:02] <Traveler> So simplest solution is with proprities open with
[19:02] <gbillings_> is anybody else getting authentication errors in apt-get?
[19:02] <Traveler> Thanks for the help magik_ and good luck!
[19:02] <magik_> traveller_: :)
[19:02] <mithridates> hey guys
[19:03] <mithridates> is there any possibility to upgrade ubuntu lucid to notebook edition ?
[19:03] <gbillings_> mithridates: i was unable to...
[19:03] <mithridates> I have upgraded ubuntu karmic to ubuntu lucid but it's not the notebook edition
[19:03] <xangua> mithridates: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook i believe
[19:03] <Mojak> hey guys. I need to force the audio output to mono. I have looked for a mono device under Hardware tab in Sound Preferences, and balancing the audio from left-center-right in Output tab doesn't help. I'm under Ubuntu 10.04
[19:03] <GeekSquid> gbillings_: have you added anything to your software sources, if you have you also need the authentication key for the repo, yet it will actually install just fine without the key
[19:04] <mithridates> xangua: let me give it a try
[19:04] <gbillings_> GeekSquid: i just did a clean install yesterday
[19:04] <Nicd^> I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server 10.04, but it complains that my CD is malformed. I dowloaded the image a second time and burned it again and verified (with OS X's Disk Utility), but it still complains. Can there be a problem with the 32-bit image on the website?
[19:04] <GeekSquid> gbillings_: have you run apt-get update
[19:05] <mithridates> xangua: tnx , I think it's going to the right way
[19:05] <pietro10> Hi. I followed the instructions on the Ubuntu site for makng a bootable USB stick on OS X, however when I restart and hold option, the stick doesn't show up. Is this a known thing and if so what am I doing wrong?
[19:05] <mithridates> gbillings_: do the same  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook
[19:05] <durt> pietro10, what do you mean by 'hold option'?
[19:05] <mbeierl> Why does the indicator applet take over super-M?  I used to assign that to compiz shortcut for launching thunderbird, but now the key event won't get passed to compiz.  it just keeps popping up the indicator applet Chat, set up mail, broadcast, etc window
[19:05] <pietro10> at startu
[19:05] <pietro10> p
[19:05] <mbeierl> How do I get rid of that?
[19:06] <pietro10> I'm trying to use it to install Ubuntu on a boot camp partition
[19:06] <durt> pietro10, in grub, in bios?
[19:06] <pietro10> on OS X
[19:06] <furythor> How large security risk is to make symbolic links from my website to other directories on /var/www ?
[19:06] <pietro10> so in EFI >_>
[19:06] <aluno> oi
[19:06] <xangua> !enter | pietro10
[19:06] <mithridates> xangua: what's the difference between netbook and netbook-remix ?
[19:06] <gbillings_> GeekSquid: it gives me a http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2YaREca
[19:07] <xangua> mithridates: it's the same
[19:07] <mithridates> xangua: now do I restart ?
[19:07] <mithridates> xangua: thanks a lot buddy
[19:07] <gbillings_> mithridates: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook works
[19:08] <Dnetshark> Hello!  If I use  "route add -net 10.10.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth2 gw 192.168.0.0" the routing / ping works, but it seems  my ubuntu server loses the route after reboot. Because if I reboot the system the ping does not work anymore :(  Then I add the route again and it works....  How can I set the route static?  I tried to google for a reason but cant really find a way :(  Anyone can help, please?
[19:08] <GeekSquid> gbillings_: looks like a bad install of gpgv,
[19:08] <gbillings_> GeekSquid: should I purge and reinstall gpgv
[19:08] <furythor> Is there much of difference betwen filesystems (ext3/4) and reiserfs and xfs and jfs ? and which would be most suitable for server machine use, which will have varying size files stored
[19:09] <GeekSquid> gbillings_:  that might help
[19:09] <CyberGabber> Dnetshark: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-add-permanent-static-routes-in-ubuntu.html ?
[19:10] <gbillings_> GeekSquid: fingers crossed
[19:10] <durt> furythor, not to sound glib or anything, but wikipedia has good articles on filesystem comparions.
[19:10] <Dnetshark> CyberGabber:  Thanks!  I will read and try it!
[19:11] <CyberGabber> Dnetshark: The keyword is 'persistent'...
[19:11] <MangueBoy> does what md5sum gives me is the hash of the give file? is it? md5 = hash?
[19:11] <Dnetshark> CyberGabber: Ok, thanks..  Maybe I tried the wrong words in google :(
[19:12] <gbillings_> GeekSquid: still gives error here Install these packages without verification [y/N]? y
[19:12] <jungli> any good stock broking software for ubuntu ?
[19:13] <magik_> Anyone know where i can get help with hackintosh? Any irc's??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
[19:13] <magik_> Sorry
[19:13] <shane3> how we can install ffmpeg with vhoook  on ubuntu 9.10
[19:13] <shane3> ?
[19:13] <shane3> please help me
[19:13] <Mojak> so... anyone know how to force audio output from stereo to mono?
[19:14] <gbillings_> magik_: any more question marks?
[19:14] <impre> exit
[19:14] <magik_> gbillings_: No one will help me =[
[19:15] <dbreddy> someone help me one the server issue
[19:15] <dbreddy> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/220763/
[19:15] <madjoe> anyone familiar with RabbitVCS? It's disabled in my extensions list for my Gedit.
[19:15] <dubbe> magik_: could it be that none knows?
[19:15] <magik_> dubbe: :(
[19:15] <gbillings_> magik_:http://www.hackint0sh.org/f145/21856.htm
[19:15] <antivirtel> !flood magik_
[19:15] <magik_> I been thee. But idk the channel name
[19:15] <gbillings_> magik_: what exactly are you looking for?
[19:15] <deathnight114> umm, i need help right now, I can't click anything on a youtube video, play, pause, colume, resolution, anything D:
[19:16] <Pici> magik_: to search for channel: /msg alis help list
[19:16] <pietro10> all the mac-related channels on freenode bar hackintosh discussion
[19:16] <pietro10> you'll need to go to another network
[19:16] <gbillings_> magik_: #Hackinst0sh, #iPhone
[19:16] <deathnight114> uhh, hello?
[19:16] <magik_> oh it has a 0
[19:16] <gbillings_> Deathnight114:
[19:16] <deathnight114> hmm?
[19:17] <Beth> Fala povo
[19:17] <deathnight114> What should i do
[19:17] <kv102t> i've done MAC in intels
[19:17] <gbillings_> Deathnight114: sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[19:17] <deathnight114> I've already done that
[19:17] <gbillings_> restart firefox
[19:17] <elas> OLÁ
[19:17] <deathnight114> I did
[19:17] <magik____> hackint0sh: Total of 2 nicks [0 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 2 normal] =[ =[
[19:17] <bohemio> eu quero uma brahma
[19:17] <pietro10> So, I am using an intel iMac and am trying to boot the Ubuntu installer from a USB stick. I did all the instructions on the Ubuntu site but when I hit option/alt to go into the startup menu the flash drive does not show up. What am I doing wrong?
[19:17] <gbillings_> deathnight114:about:plugins
[19:18] <kop> how to commit genocide on PluseAudio ?
[19:18] <DeVills_reds> clear
[19:18] <elas> OIE
[19:18] <onetinsoldier> deathnight114: is this actually on youtube? or is this an embedded youtube video on some other site?
[19:18] <DeVills_reds> COE
[19:18] <gbillings_> tell me if there is anything related to shockwave or adobe
[19:18] <kop> Kill PulseAudio
[19:18] <deathnight114> actually on youtube
[19:18] <kop> remove PulseAudio
[19:18] <onetinsoldier> deathnight114: roger. i don't know then
[19:18] <deathnight114> I can't click on anything on the video to rewind it
[19:18] <kuru> if I have 9.10 netbook remix and want to upgrade to 10.4
[19:18] <kuru> I just use the update manager?
[19:18] <gbillings_> deathnight114: http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/ does this page load completely
[19:19] <kuru> or are these 2 very different distributions?
[19:19] <kop> I'm sichk and tired of hearing it just works
[19:19]  * kuru is a bit confused with the netbook and remix bit
[19:19] <deathnight114> uhh
[19:19] <deathnight114> I don't think so
[19:19] <kop> I'm tired of ignored bug reports
[19:19] <deathnight114> Nope
[19:19] <deathnight114> it doestn'
[19:19] <kuru> ?
[19:19] <pietro10> kop: yes you can use update manager
[19:20] <durt> !upgrade | kuru
[19:20] <pietro10> the name netbook remix is just a name
[19:20] <kop> pietro10, for what ?
[19:20] <pietro10> implying the system is a netbook
[19:20] <pietro10> see the links above
[19:20] <danomite> I installed Ubuntu 10.04 Amd64 (on a second hard drive) and am having trouble with grub. It cannot boot my Windows XP partition on my first hard drive nor does it recognize the partitions (the entry for this was written at the time of installation).
[19:20] <kuru> pietro10, yeah but 9.10 on the netbook looks fundamentally different, so there are obvious modifications
[19:20] <gbillings_> deathnight114: http://www.nick.com/games/spongebob-squarepants-spongebobs-jellyfishin-mission.html does this childs game load?
[19:20]  * kuru reads
[19:20] <kop> I'm sick of upgrading in the hope that audio will work
[19:20] <deathnight114> Yep
[19:21] <kop> ALSA worked
[19:21] <deathnight114> It loads just fine
[19:21] <Pici> kop: This is a support channel, not a place for complaints.
[19:21] <blue_anna> can you set the background images idfferently on each workspace?
[19:21] <deathnight114> but, i can't click on anything on it
[19:21] <deathnight114> Then when i closed it, the youtube video just stopped instantly
[19:21] <kuru> ok, upgrading then.. hope it doesn't choke the lenovo s10-2
[19:21] <kop> answer the first question and I'll go away I want to eradicate PluseAudio and use ALSA
[19:22] <gbillings_> deathnight114: uninstall and reinstall flash maybe? sudo apt-get purge flashplayer-nonfree && sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[19:22] <blue_anna> kop can't just sudo apt-get --purge remove pulseaudio ? alsa is what pulseaudio is installed over
[19:23] <ZenMasta> I tried installing from mini iso. I got this error: Configuring linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic - an error was returned while trying to install the kernal into the target system. Kernal package 'linux-generic' check /var/log/syslog or see virtual console 4 for the details.
[19:23] <deathnight114> okay
[19:23] <mikebeecham> guys...need a favour.  My son wants to take some photos, import them into some software and then make like a 'movie' with them.,..is there software in Ubuntu that can do that?
[19:24] <dax2112rush> Is it possible to start some X application with it's windows hidden or minimized?
[19:24] <kop> and if I hear some dumbass send sudo apt-get --purge remove pulseaudio I'll turn him into a grapefruit ? idiot do you have any idea what that does ? it completely removes the gnome desktop !!
[19:24] <anair_84> any one have experience with installing ubuntu on acer aspire one 532h
[19:24] <kop> to late
[19:24] <pietro10> kop: do you know that for sure.
[19:24] <anair_84> i can't get to aspire one 532h boot screent dual boot screen
[19:24] <kop> nothing personal but the idiot has haready surfaced
[19:24] <Pici> kop: Please mind your language and attitude here.
[19:25] <Pici> kop: And stop talking about other users like that.
[19:25] <kop> pietro10, care to test it ?
[19:25] <FunnyMan3596> Hey, guys.  I'm doing a do-release-upgrade, and I need to download the files to a different drive (the main one is too small).  I can handle redirecting the directory, but I don't know where apt puts the files.
[19:25] <JeanEdouardF> Hi there
[19:25] <pietro10> I can't even install ubuntu
[19:25] <pietro10> I am using an intel iMac and am trying to boot the Ubuntu installer from a USB stick. I did all the instructions on the Ubuntu site but when I hit option/alt to go into the startup menu the flash drive does not show up. What am I doing wrong?
[19:25] <kop> pietro10, wish I knew
[19:25] <madjoe> Anyone using RabbitVCS? How can I get it work with my Gedit? It's disabled in my extensions list...
[19:25] <augustl> kop: you can yell at me if it makes you feel better, I don't mind
[19:26] <blue_anna> kop skip the --purge then, jeez ..
[19:26] <Belial6663> im looking for the repository for KDE 4.5 SC anyone help me?
[19:26] <durt> FunnyMan3596, it's under /var, I remember that much.
[19:26] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[19:27] <mikebeecham> guys...need a favour.  My son wants to take some photos, import them into some software and then make like a 'movie' with them.,..is there software in Ubuntu that can do that?
[19:27] <JeanEdouardF> Network Manager shows me a "disconnected" icon, even if i'm connected to the internet. How to make it recognize my connection (with a Broadcom BCM4312) ?
[19:27] <sshc> How do I remove pulseaudio from Ubuntu 10.04?
[19:27] <FunnyMan3596> durt: /var/cache/apt/archives, maybe?
[19:28] <LinuxPhreak> does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to change the color and picture of upower
[19:28] <durt> FunnyMan3596, bingo
[19:28] <FunnyMan3596> Thanks.
[19:28] <onetinsoldier> !info swftools
[19:29] <onetinsoldier> strange.. swftools does exist in Lucid
[19:29] <trism_> onetinsoldier: swftools is in partner now
[19:29] <marinus> Mr Beecham, you can use PiTiVi for that
[19:29] <onetinsoldier> trism_: ahh, thank you!
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[19:30] <uLinux> yo
[19:30] <Zela> Is there a channel for anope?
[19:30] <arjj> Hi, I have a gnome-terminal with a frozen "aptitude safe-upgrade" in the step : "Generating grub.cfg". What I should do to not mess up anythink?
[19:31] <Pici> Zela: The folks in #freenode should be able to direct you to the proper support channel for that.
[19:31] <FunnyMan3596> durt: Yup, that's definitely working.  Thanks for pointing me the right way.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Arjj: if you stop it you can then run; sudo update-grub ,and wit will continue
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Arjj: you may also want to run: sudo apt-get -f install
[19:32] <onetinsoldier> mikebeecham: does he just want a slideshow type of movie? you might have a look at this package. i've never used it so i can't speak for it personally --> imagination
[19:33] <madjoe> Anyone using RabbitVCS? How can I get it work with my Gedit? It's disabled in my extensions list...
[19:33] <arjj> ActionParsnip:  "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock" with the  "-f install"
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt | arjj
[19:33] <mikebeecham> onetinsoldier: I think he wants to make some kind of video "flipbook" effect
[19:33] <mikebeecham> like a basic animation video from lots of photos
[19:33] <tom_fishy_> a
[19:33] <onetinsoldier> mikebeecham: roger. don't know really. just thought i'd try and search the package database for you
[19:34] <mikebeecham> onetinsoldier: thanks mate
[19:35] <onetinsoldier> mikebeecham: 'imagination' says... "It currently features over 50 transition effects"
[19:35] <sinelaw> what's with the hibernate problem?
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Has anyone tried the toram boot option in ubuntu. Can it be used on an installed system?
[19:35] <sinelaw> how did you release ubuntu with this bug?!
[19:35] <pietro10> I am using an intel iMac and am trying to boot the Ubuntu installer from a USB stick. I did all the instructions on the Ubuntu site but when I hit option/alt to go into the startup menu the flash drive does not show up. What am I doing wrong?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> Sinelaw: hibernate is very hard to get nice
[19:36] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, it was _working_ in 9.10
[19:36] <gbillings> deathnight114: is flash working yet?
[19:36] <sinelaw> and now - not.
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> Pietro10: did you md5 test the iso before using it
[19:36] <deathnight114> gbillings, i can do it on some vids, but not others
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Sinelaw: log a bug then
[19:37] <talvigi> hello guys this HanifBaloch
[19:37] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, there's a whole thread and anumber of open bugs about it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1469340&page=4
[19:37] <pietro10> ActionParsnip: I could burn the ISO to disc and it would boot
[19:37] <pietro10> however the drive is borked so it tells me I/O ERROR COULDN'T READ DIK
[19:37] <pietro10> *DISK
[19:38] <talvigi> philw you are here
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Pietro10: means nothing. Did you check the iso? Have you checked the cd for defects?
[19:38] <talvigi> i need help on firefox offline problem
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Sinelaw: i'd watch the bugs. Maybe it will play nicer with a clean install
[19:39] <ZenMasta> I tried installing from mini iso. I got this error: Configuring linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic - an error was returned while trying to install the kernal into the target system. Kernal package 'linux-generic' check /var/log/syslog or see virtual console 4 for the details.
[19:39] <pietro10> ActionParsnip: both of the CDs I tried were fresh
[19:39] <pietro10> trying the md5sum now
[19:40] <mikebeecham> onetinsoldier: it's actually pretty good...the only issue is that the quickest speed I can get it is at 1 second per image...too slow :D
[19:40] <olskolirc> how do I get xchat to minimize to the tray at start up please?  Its already ready to start up when I boot
[19:40] <thomas_> hello?
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Pietro10: without md5 testing you have no way of knowing the iso is complete or consistant
[19:40] <Sato0000> it
[19:40] <thomas_> Can someone help me with an NVIDIA error?
[19:40] <rocket16> Hello thomas_
[19:41] <rocket16> thomas_: Sure, what is it?
[19:41] <onetinsoldier> mikebeecham: roger. i was wondering if that might be an issue, as it kind of described itself for making a slideshow
[19:41] <pietro10> ActionParsnip: md5sum match
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> Pietro10: you should also run the cd verifier so you know your burn didn't damage the data. Burning slowly will reduce this
[19:41] <arjj> ActionParsnip: upgrade-grub seems to be frozen, any tip?
[19:41] <thomas_> Well, I restarted, and the screen resolution is way off, says something about NVIDIA failing to load the kernel
[19:41] <philw> talvigi: yes
[19:41] <mikebeecham> yeah
[19:41] <pietro10> ActionParsnip: this is a problem that happens with a lot of CDs and DVDs I've tried i tthe past
[19:41] <pietro10> it's a problem with the drive
[19:41] <talvigi> thanks you are here
[19:42] <thomas_> I've got the same driver I've always had with no issue
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> Arjj; not sure dude. I've not played with it
[19:42] <talvigi> i need help on firefox its always offline when i start it
[19:42] <rocket16> thomas_: And? Doesn't this work in 10.04?
[19:43] <thomas_> The driver has worked fine in 10.04, when I restarted today it stopped working correctly
[19:43] <rocket16> talvigi: You need to edit the firefox config file in Home folder for this
[19:43] <ZonkieNut> mikebeecham: stupid suggestion; have you tried PiTiVi, dunno if it has transition effects but you can display photos for very short periods of time, 50mS i think
[19:44] <coz_> mikebeecham,  Imagination has transition effects I believe
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Arjj; gould try reinstalling the grub2 package to reinstall the app, then retry
[19:44] <talvigi> rocket16 and how do i edit that
[19:44] <Nelson_little> hi
[19:44] <onetinsoldier> coz_: i've already got him trying our imagination ;-)
[19:44] <onetinsoldier> coz_: i've already got him trying out* imagination ;-)
[19:44] <coz_> mikebeecham,  :)
[19:44] <coz_> ok
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[19:45] <FloodBot1> n00b_satan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:45] <ExpertOrBust> can anyone point me to a guide for setting up a new install of Ubuntu 10.4 for websites?
[19:45] <onetinsoldier> coz_: he likes it, except for one thing --> the quickest speed I can get it is at 1 second per image...too slow :D
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Thomas_: try: sudo apt-get install reinstall dkms
[19:45] <coz_> onetinsoldier,  oh
[19:45] <talvigi> it was ok when i was on 9.04 but now i have upgraded to Lucid ant that is going on
[19:46] <dubbe> ExpertOrBust: try http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-10.04-lucid-lynx-ispconfig-3
[19:46] <rocket16> talvigi: As I don't use Firefox, I can't say. But, the best is to purge Firefox, and reinstall it, to reset configuration files. In terminal, type: sudo apt-get purge firefox and then, reinstall it using: sudo apt-get install firefox
[19:46] <ExpertOrBust> Thanks dubbe
[19:46] <eggy_blastoff> How do I create a user that I can assign with the home directory of /var/www/user_home_directory, but from their perspective, they see it as "/" a root directory that they can't get up from?
[19:46] <arjj> ActionParsnip: grub-pc seems to be the problem, i'll try restarting. Thanks
[19:46] <philw> talvigi: have you seen https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+question/31925
[19:46] <thomas_> 35 not upgraded
[19:46] <dubbe> ExpertOrBust: np
[19:46] <mikebeecham> coz yeah but I think he wants to create a seamless transition from one photo to the next...like making you own mini animated video
[19:46] <JeanEdouardF> Network Manager shows me a "disconnected" icon, even if i'm connected to the internet. How to make it recognize my connection (with a Broadcom BCM4312) ?
[19:47] <cato> Hello, I have a root for qemu/kvm in a lvm-lv with partiontable and so on. Now I am trying to mount the first partition of this kvm-root on the Host, but it seems as ntfs-3g doesn't know offset to ignore the mbr. any suggestions?
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Talvigi: I'm digging dude :)
[19:47] <ExpertOrBust> dubbe this is a tutorial to set up a hosting control panel, I need something that shows me how to install php, mysql, mail and websites ... do you have anything for that?
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Talvigi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=800179
[19:47] <pietro10> also the ISO on the flash drive mounts on my dekstop; just noticed it now
[19:47] <talvigi> thanks Action
[19:47] <dubbe> ExpertOrBust: Darn, let me check again
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> Talvigi: there's a tweak for firefox some place
[19:48] <ricardoromao> it's possible increase the limit of 32k sub-directories at ext3 ?
[19:49] <vitium> I dl a file using wget via ssh client on a droboshare and then I cannot find where the file is outside of the ssh session - Any ideas?
[19:49] <brontosaurusrex> ExpertOrBust: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel ?
[19:49] <ExpertOrBust> Thanks brontosaursrex but this is for the desktop version?
[19:50] <brontosaurusrex> ExpertOrBust: no idea how that applies to server version, i'd say it would work as well
[19:50] <dubbe> ExpertOrBust: you can use the guide I sent you and skip the parts you don't need
[19:50] <ExpertOrBust> Ok Thanks you guys
[19:51] <hardwired> 'llo. how can I copy the contents of an encrypted dvd (the AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders) to my harddisk most easily?
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Fastest bus change EVAR
[19:52] <ubuntubeginner2> Is there a way to make a capture of network manager(when I left click it )? i'm talking about that window ...not the actual network manager one
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntubeginner2: press printscreen (?)
[19:53] <f00bar80> anybody has experience in pptp ?
[19:53] <shadyabhi> Talvigi, are u using modem to go online??
[19:53] <Oer> hardwired install css + dvdread, see section dvd > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[19:53] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  doesn't work
[19:53] <hardwired> Oer: ll these tool there suck
[19:53] <someonelse> hi
[19:54] <hardwired> Oer: I don't want a gui, no encoding, just copying of the folder contents.
[19:54] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  It works if I open any window but if I click the network manager (left click that is) it can't printscreen...don't know why
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntubeginner2: I think if you use imagemagic you can run a sleep command then capture, it will give you chance to setup ;)
[19:54] <someonelse> i have to questions , 1- how possibly that eNTRO is registered nick and i'm right here (ignore that)
[19:55] <pietro10> bah I'll use unetbootin
[19:55] <f00bar80> i've tried to setup a pptp vpn server in ubuntu and successfuly reached it from a windows box and my cell phone but no dns available, i've modified /etc/ppp/pptpd-options ms-dns and entered dns, always no luck anybody knows what may be wrong ??
[19:55] <Oer> hardwired,  itś  no gui, just de decrypt routines, you need these to copy those files
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> ubuntubeginner2: does the normal print screen have a delay option?
[19:55] <kamil_> hello
[19:55] <thomas_> The only thing I've done is boot into DSL from my flash drive, and then reboot into Ubuntu.  I've done nothing to mess with NVIDIA
[19:55] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  No, i press it and it shows me the menu to save the picture
[19:56] <hardwired> Oer: yes, but with what do I copy? I got the decss libs installed, but I dunno how to copy now. I don't think simply mounting the dvd will do.
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: add name resolutions in /etc/hosts much easier
[19:56] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  it doesn't work if I left click the network manager that's the sad part..how can I get imagemagic?
[19:56] <someonelse> so i'm a total ubuntu beginner , in windows i used to get the microphone  slot to work as a second audio channel for quad speakers to work , but how do i do that in ubuntu??
[19:56] <kamil_> ActionParsnip thx for your help yesterday
[19:56] <Oer> hardwire Note that with some recent DVD films, *all* current Linux DVD  rippers have problems reading the disc due to newer copy protection  schemes
[19:56] <someonelse> anyone knows?
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> ubuntubeginner2: yes but in that dialogue, can you set a times? If not then you may need imagemagick
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> Kamil_: np bro
[19:57] <hardwired> Oer: i think dvdrip may do what I need
[19:57] <kamil_> of course
[19:57] <f00bar80> ActionParsnip, what should i use for /etc/hosts ?
[19:57] <kamil_> but it doesent work
[19:57] <hardwired> Oer: it does copy it seems. I now have to wait until the dvd is done and then check what I got.
[19:57] <hardwired> Oer: thanks anyway.
[19:57] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  I can not set up a time:( so I need imagemagick
[19:57] <Oer> HardDisk, have fun :-)
[19:57] <kamil_> gdm not running when I edit xorg by your config
[19:58] <NucWin> how is 10.04 behaving with fakeraid? is it effortless yet?
[19:58] <usman> hardwired yes dvd rip is really good
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: the hosts file let's you define name to ip conversion so a dns will not be used for those names. If you put entries in the file the name will resolve to what you set
[19:58] <hardwired> bye
[19:58] <kamil_> i must make xorg.conf because I haven't them
[19:58] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  How do you get it, sudo apt-get install imagemagick?
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Hardwired: also try acidrip
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> ubuntubeginner2: indeed
[19:59] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  Ok thanks
[20:00] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  it says I have it already but  i do not see it in the applications, how can I start it from the terminal?
[20:00] <Reallycool> what controls the screen fading when you suspend?
[20:00] <kamil_> ActionP... when I want to start my xubyntu I can not run gdm and my display ehm.. i don't remember this word, just on and off and on and off
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntubeginner2: it doesn't give a gui app. Just gives more commands to run in terminal. There are guides all over for the syntax. You will need: sleep 10; command
[20:00] <sparrF> When I try to do System > Administration > Printing the system prompts me for the root password.  I don't know that my computer has a root password.  What can I do there?
[20:00] <someonelse> anybody knows how to get the input of the sound card to work as a second output channel =/ ? is that even possible in ubuntu?
[20:01] <pietro10> sparrF: are you the user that installed the system
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> ubuntubeginner2: replace command with the actual command needed
[20:01] <sparrF> pietro10: no
[20:01] <usman> sparrf just give it your user password
[20:01] <usman> i mean your password
[20:01] <sparrF> usman: my current user is not a sudoer
[20:01] <pietro10> sparrF: then you'll need to get their password
[20:01] <sparrF> pietro10: I have it
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> Sparrf: it wants your user password
[20:01] <pietro10> ...
[20:01] <coz_> someonelse,  you migh want to go to the #alsa  channel
[20:01] <pietro10> then you need ot log in as that user
[20:01] <pietro10> and do it
[20:01] <paparazzo78> ciao
[20:01] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  so how do I actually print the desktop and save the file in the download folder?
[20:01] <sparrF> pietro10: I want to do it without logging out
[20:01] <thomas_> terminal ps
[20:01] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  What's the actual command I need to type in the terminal to do all that?
[20:01] <paparazzo78> !list
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Kamil_: i'd look at video drivers and settings
[20:02] <usman> give the rights to your user by using sudo
[20:02] <someonelse> gah!
[20:02] <talvigi> i am new to the ubuntu environment so i need your kind help guys
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> ubuntubeginner2: my web is painfully slow. You will find it before I can even ask jeeves
[20:02] <kamil_> drivers for this card ? it it's mission impossible :D and I'm not tom cruise
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntubeginner2: try searching for: imagemagick screenshot
[20:03] <usman> talvigi@ ask you questions
[20:03] <dominet> i'm not tom cruise either :)
[20:03] <ubuntubeginner2> ActionParsnip,  thanks so much
[20:03] <pizzle> I'm a bit of a beginner looking for help optimizing ubuntu 10.4 - seems to be running slow on my desktop and fine on my netbook
[20:03] <pizzle> any help would be appreciated
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Kamil_: its really not. sudo lshw -C display ,will tell you what it is. You can use the product line to find guides and bug reports
[20:04] <sparrF> ActionParsnip: why does that prompt ask for root's password when there is (ostensibly) no root?
[20:04] <kamil_> ok i will try
[20:04] <talvigi> usman i have a problem with my gnome-ppp it does not connect to the net
[20:04] <e1nh4nd3r> How do I change the default action of Ubuntu when I connect an ipod?
[20:04] <usman> talvigi you are using dialup modem?
[20:04] <ade2_> pizzle: there's a lot of things that could cause that.  Have you tried using top to see which commands are using the most CPU?
[20:05] <mithridates> hey guys
[20:05] <dubbe> I have a nvidia graphics card. Is there a way to automatically check if there is an external monitor connected and change the resolution?
[20:05] <ivan__> logging #ubuntu-es
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Sparrf: it will ask for you user password, this will be enterable assuming you are a member of the admin group. You could also look at what command the menu item runs in alacarte and launch that using gksudo
[20:05] <kamil_>   *-display UNCLAIMED
[20:05] <kamil_>        description: VGA compatible controller
[20:05] <kamil_>        product: NM2230 [MagicGraph 256AV+]
[20:05] <kamil_>        vendor: Neomagic Corporation
[20:05] <kamil_>        physical id: 0
[20:05] <kamil_>        bus info: pci@0000:01:00.0
[20:05] <FloodBot1> kamil_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:05] <mithridates> what's the matter with pidgin, whenever I open it and I click on an user to write a message it close automatically
[20:05] <pizzle> ade2_ how do you do that? I've used system monitor but am not sure what a lot of processes are
[20:05] <talvigi> yes i have usb vwireless modem
[20:06] <usman> talvigi you have all the settings of your modem?
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> Pizzle: if you run: sudo lshw -C display ,you can see your video card and find guides
[20:06] <usman> have you queried it?
[20:06] <kamil_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/442929/
[20:06] <f00bar80> ActionParsnip, i really don't knwo what should i use in this hosts file, suppose that i have primary/secondary dns IPs , do you mind to clarify it to me ?
[20:06] <talvigi> i think so, bcz i can connect with wvdial
[20:06] <Daijoubu> What will happen if i disable SSH Key Agent from startup applications and/or remove SSH? was it SSH the cause for security concerns? O-o
[20:06] <sparrF> ActionParsnip: it asks me for root's password, presumably because I am not a member of the admin group.  That seems like a bug.
[20:06] <kamil_> I really don't now what's mean
[20:07] <talvigi> and wvdial works fine
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Sparrf: log one. It should use you users
[20:07] <papna> I have a laptop and a desktop running Ubuntu; only the laptop has a wireless NIC and I can connect to my wireless router fine. I would now like to access the internet on the desktop from this connection on the laptop. Both computers are running Lucid.
[20:07] <paddy_> I have messed up the menus in gphpedit and it doesnt have the file edit view bar, how do i reset it?
[20:07] <usman> talvigi it means that your modem is configured perfectly with ubuntu
[20:07] <pizzle> actionparsnip I dont think it's a display drive issue..
[20:07] <papna> How do I connect the computers and share this connection?
[20:07] <MikeChelen> is there any lightweight podcast player that supports streaming?
[20:07] <talvigi> but gnome-ppp is enviroment
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: well you are using a name, it should resolve to an ip on the remote network. Add that resolution in the hosts file
[20:08] <ade2_> pizzle, Sytem Monitor is similar to top (top is a non-graphical program).  In system Monitor, go to the Processes tab, and click on "%CPU" until it says "% CPU^".  Then the busiest process will be at the top.
[20:08] <usman> talvigi you need to cross verify the settings between wvdial and ppp gnome
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> !ics | papna
[20:08] <pizzle> ade2_ all showing 0%
[20:08] <talvigi> and thats the problem i don't know how to do this
[20:09] <MAREK_BENC> how to add my own schripts to /ust/bin?
[20:09] <ade2_> pizzle,  did you click on "% CPU" until it changes to "% CPU ^"?
[20:09] <xSodia> Hello everybody i have problem with metasploit !
[20:09] <pizzle> ade2_ is there a command to get all the hardware setup details and to see if something is configured incorrectly? aka improper drivers etc?
[20:09] <talvigi> i know about wvdial.conf
[20:09] <paddy_> I have messed up the menus in gphpedit and it doesnt have the file edit view bar, how do i reset it?
[20:09] <paddy_> I have messed up the menus in gphpedit and it doesnt have the file edit view bar, how do i reset it?
[20:10] <xSodia> When I use "msfconsole" i have this error /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: cannot execute binary file
[20:10] <brontosaurusrex> MAREK_BENC: /usr/local/bin
[20:10] <pizzle> ade2_ I clicked on %cpu several times and it just reorgainizes everything based on that column but everything is still 0
[20:10] <MAREK_BENC> paddy_ Reinstall ubuntu
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> Mikechelen: I think deadbeef can and its super light
[20:10] <NativeAngels> hello has anyone here installed ubuntu on a sunfire v100 rackmount
[20:10] <MAREK_BENC> dont work too
[20:11] <xSodia> Hein ? somebody help me ?
[20:11] <paddy_> MAREK_BENC no, i dragged them by accicedint. i dont think reinstalling is necciary
[20:11] <papna> ActionParsnip: Thanks.
[20:11] <talvigi> yes xSodia proceed plese
[20:11] <code-shah> hey guys, I cannot access my office ip from outside... so I can't vnc in. Is there a way for my Ubuntu box there to have a connection to another ubuntu server, and for me to somehow access it that way?
[20:12] <paparazzo78> ciao
[20:12] <paddy_> code-shah you need to find your externail ip
[20:12] <paddy_> code-shah google whats my ip
[20:12] <code-shah> paddy_, I have ...
[20:12] <dubbe> code-shah, you probably need to forward some ports in the corporate firewall...
[20:12] <xSodia> When I use "msfconsole" i have this error /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: cannot execute binary file
[20:12] <code-shah> paddy_, problem is that I can't forward ports in the corporate firewall...
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: so if your remote server is called fileserver on 10.44.2.254 then you will need to add that resolution in the hosts file. When you are on lan your router etc handle this but the remote network does not know this translation so you have to manually configure stuff
[20:13] <f00bar80> ActionParsnip, and how this may help in dns issue at the vpn clients ?
[20:13] <code-shah> paddy_, there is a central router and I have no access to it... :( so I can't fwd the vnc ports to my machine specficially
[20:13] <MAREK_BENC> brontosaurusrex It dont work too, it shows when moving file to /usr/local/bin a error has acured
[20:13] <paddy_> code-shah you could get your work computer to initate the conection
[20:13] <code-shah> paddy_, how do I do that?
[20:13] <KalEl> Success - Today I installed Ubuntu 10.04, and on the first boot it told me hard disk failure is imminent. I have confirmed the same with Seagate Seatools, and am preparing to return the drive. Turns out Windows did not ever bothered to check the SMART status!
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: ok let's strip it back. What will the dns be resolving?
[20:14] <f00bar80> ActionParsnip, also these settings needs to be done on the server's /etc/hosts ?
[20:14] <MikeChelen> ActionParsnip: will give deadbeef a try, thanks
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Mikechelen: its not in the repo but there's a ppa for it
[20:14] <ubuntitude> hey, all; does anyone know of an editor for ubuntu that is compatible with iWeb files?
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: no only in the clients hosts
[20:15] <f00bar80> ActionParsnip, what if on of the clients doesn't have this /etc/hosts ( it's a cell phone ) and i used another pptp vpn on it and it's working
[20:16] <paddy_> code-shah one muinet i read about it a few weeks back and i am truing to find it
[20:16] <code-shah> paddy_, me, too... loking around here
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> F00bar80: if you want to connect via name you need it to resolve the name to an ip. The network you are connected to cannot resolve the name so the entry will be needed
[20:17] <MAREK_BENC> Can anione help me, when i try to copy my own schripst to /usr/local/bin it will show "Permission denied"
[20:17] <MAREK_BENC> Must i log as SU?
[20:17] <code-shah> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-779255.html
[20:17] <code-shah> paddy_, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-779255.html
[20:18] <tic^> !sudo | MAREK_BENC
[20:18] <philw> MAREK_BENC: you should be able to run "sudo cp whatever /usr/local/bin"
[20:18] <code-shah> paddy_, I guess I put the vnc client on 'listen mode' hmm .. hmm, but I don't think this answers me fully... it still has to be started on the machine
[20:19] <paddy_> code-shah it is somewhere in here i think https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC/Servers
[20:19] <paddy_> I have messed up the menus in gphpedit and it doesnt have the file edit view bar, how do i reset it?
[20:19] <kazanova34> slm
[20:20] <karma_police> i know this is a noob question but how do i add a gnome volume control to the panel?
[20:20] <talvigi> wajhan shuma joday
[20:20] <root> x
[20:21] <root> hello
[20:21] <sparrF> how can I file a bug on launchpad.net?  it sends me to instructions for using the non-web tools for reporting and says that if i cant do that then i should go to launchpad.net.  links go in circles!
[20:21] <MikeChelen> karma_police: right click, add to panel
[20:21] <wieshka> hey everyone - has anybody installed succesfully CALDAV server on UBuntu server ?
[20:21] <MikeChelen> karma_police: sound control is in indicator applet
[20:21] <Guest46751> karma
[20:21] <karma_police> i did that.. there is no volume control in the add to panel menu.. i have done it before.. i had to add something to startup apps
[20:21] <tertl3> karma_police: radiofoot
[20:22] <Guest46751> ah
[20:22] <karma_police> i know... i don't want the evolution mail indicator but it is default in the indicator app
[20:23] <Guest46751> do some one use backtrack 4
[20:24] <ExpertOrBust> the server is not finding any packages sudo apt-get install apache2
[20:24] <ExpertOrBust> Reading package lists... Done
[20:24] <ExpertOrBust> Building dependency tree... Done
[20:24] <ExpertOrBust> E: Couldn't find package apache2
[20:24] <FloodBot1> ExpertOrBust: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:24] <ZykoticK9> karma_police, uninstall indicator-messages if you don't want the mail icon
[20:24] <lein> I get this message at login:  module-console-kit.c: Unable to contact D-Bus system bus: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoServer: Failed to connect to socket /usr/local/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: Connection refused.
[20:24] <karma_police> i found it.. gotta add gnome-volume-control-applet to startup apps
[20:24] <Guest46751> the PING signal make a paus some time
[20:25] <ExpertOrBust> all the directions show the user as user@server:~$ but mine shows user@server:~# does the hash make a difference?
[20:25] <Pici> Guest46751: We do not support backtrack in this channel, please use #backtrack-linux for support.
[20:25] <ZykoticK9> ExpertOrBust, # means your are root
[20:25] <Architeuthis> hey, does anyone know much about conky configs?
[20:26] <antivirtel> !google
[20:26] <oru_work> how would I extract .tar.gz file ?
[20:26] <antivirtel> !google Architeuthis
[20:26] <ZykoticK9> oru_work, tar zxvf $file
[20:26] <Architeuthis> I want to change where it is located vertically on the screen
[20:26] <xSodia> When I use "msfconsole" i have this error /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: cannot execute binary file
[20:26] <xSodia> Help me please !
[20:26] <Architeuthis> thanks ^
[20:26] <antivirtel> Architeuthis cd ~/.conky then use your eyes
[20:27] <antivirtel> !ask xSodia
[20:27] <antivirtel> !ask | xSodia
[20:27] <ExpertOrBust> thanks  ZykoticK9
[20:27] <antivirtel> xSodia no PM
[20:27] <xSodia> OK
[20:27] <antivirtel> I dont know
[20:27] <xSodia> When I use "msfconsole" i have this error /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: cannot execute binary file
[20:28] <antivirtel> !repeat | xSodia
[20:28] <ExpertOrBust> so when Im installing LAMP I need to be logged in as a user and not root?
[20:28] <kamil_> I have xorg.conf and xorg.conf~ that should be ?
[20:28] <ExpertOrBust> or in a home directory?
[20:28] <onetinsoldier> ExpertOrBust: no, you need to be root
[20:28] <bastidrazor> Architeuthis: you have 4 options. alignment top_left top_right bottom_right bottom_left
[20:28] <Architeuthis> hey dude, if i didn't need help i wouldn't ask
[20:28] <xSodia> OK ! ubottu I'm sorry !
[20:28] <bastidrazor> antivirtel: you're not being very helpful. just spamming the channel
[20:29] <onetinsoldier> ExpertOrBust: sounds like a problem with your /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:29] <kamil_> replace my question
[20:29] <ExpertOrBust> onetinsoldier when I try as root using sudo apt-get install apache2 I get Couldnt find package
[20:30] <onetinsoldier> ExpertOrBust: you might want to 'pastebin' you /etc/apt/srouces.list ..then give the link to the pastebin of it and tell people your problem, that you are unable to install apache2, that's it's not found by apt-get
[20:30] <jokus> test
[20:31] <onetinsoldier> ExpertOrBust: sorry...  /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:31] <xSodia> antivirtel : I say when I run terminator and I write "msfconsole" to lunch metasploit its gives me this error "opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: /opt/metasploit3/app/ruby: cannot execute binary file
[20:31] <xSodia> "
[20:31] <ExpertOrBust> onetinsoldier can you tell me how I would do that?
[20:31] <onetinsoldier> !pastebin > ExpertOrBust
[20:32] <Architeuthis> no, that wasn't what i meant i wanted to lower it on the to right so that the title wasn't covered.  but i was pointed in the right direction.  sorry I had not looked hard enough.
[20:32] <Architeuthis> thanks for pointing me in the right direction tho
[20:33] <ExpertOrBust> cd /etc/
[20:33] <ExpertOrBust> pwd
[20:33] <ExpertOrBust> sorry
[20:33] <onetinsoldier> :)
[20:33] <ExpertOrBust> :)
[20:34] <Architeuthis> another question, I am using an eee pc, and the hibernate function won't work.  the only thing i have heard is that i might need to resize my swap partition
[20:34] <Architeuthis> can anyone help with that one?
[20:35] <manulau> hello all
[20:35] <Tadys> hi
[20:35] <owenll> !Hi | Tadys
[20:36] <manulau> someone experienced that steam seems quite laggy running in wine ?
[20:36] <Architeuthis> lots of things lag in wine
[20:36] <Delemas> Hello, anyone found a solution to service networking restart giving "unknown instance" on 10.04 LTS server?
[20:36] <Architeuthis> what are you trying to run?
[20:37] <Tadys> cs!
[20:37] <Tadys> ;]
[20:37] <HanifBaloch> hello guys this hanif baloch
[20:37] <manulau> i know but steam is the most "supported" app for wine ... should not lag that much as its only a client... but well was just curious :P
[20:38] <iskywalker> hi
[20:38] <manulau> 'ello
[20:38] <whodat> move closer to the backbone
[20:38] <iskywalker> i have  a radeon x1650, and would like to know the gpu temperature, lmsensors doesnt find a gpu
[20:39] <HanifBaloch> this hanifbaloch
[20:39] <HanifBaloch> i need help from my friend philw
[20:40] <kristian_> so does rhythmbox in ubuntu 10.04 still support transfer of mp3s from computer to iphone? im using ubuntu 9.04 at the moment...
[20:40] <Tadys> iskywalker, install lmsensor and lm sensor applet
[20:40] <kristian_> and by that i mean without jailbreaking...
[20:40] <imanc> hey any auzzies online?
[20:40] <JabberWalkie> iskywalker, well, if there is a sensor on it, you should be able to get your temperatures from your bios setup screen,  maybe check that to see if there even is a termistor there
[20:40] <HanifBaloch> philw or any body who can help me on gnome-ppp which is not connecting
[20:41] <MrObvious> How can I get my printer speed to improve? It took about thirteen minutes to print a simple black and white document that was fourteen pages.
[20:41] <ExpertOrBust> apt has not been installed
[20:41] <kamil_> I have question, can I change xorg in my xubuntu to XFree86 ?
[20:41] <guntbert> !ot | imanc
[20:41] <kamil_> if yes, how ?
[20:41] <iskywalker> Tadys: did that no gpu
[20:41] <owenll> kristian_: yes
[20:41] <iskywalker> JabberWalkie: bio and graphic card?
[20:41] <Hans_Henrik> is ACL support compiled in the ubuntu kernel?
[20:42] <Stevethepirate> onetinsoldier: ^_^
[20:42] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: hello
[20:42] <guntbert> HanifBaloch: put your question to the channel, all in one line, as many details as possible
[20:42] <JabberWalkie> iskywalker, if your motherboard needs to be able to detect the sensor I think
[20:42] <guntbert> ExpertOrBust: what did you try to do?
[20:42] <JabberWalkie>  /s/if/
[20:42] <urthmover> strangely when I mouseover parts of firefox the mouseover window is garbled.  This issue is on ever fresh install of 10.04 that I do on multiple machines...and have used different install media.  What can I do to fix this?
[20:43] <kristian_> owenll: thanks, guess its time to get 10.04 then. :-)
[20:43] <linxeh> kamil_: why do you want to (genuine question) ?
[20:43] <boing> apt-get update
[20:44] <ExpertOrBust> Can anyone enlighten me please http://paste.ubuntu.com/442944/
[20:44] <hal> when I used the ALT+TAB shortcut key, the applications are not never in the correct order (so that they switch between the current app and the last one used)
[20:44] <JabberWalkie> kamil_, of course!! just uninstal xorg and download the XFree86 source, configure, compile and install
[20:44] <hal> is there any way to change this behaviour?
[20:44] <kamil_> my cpu usage is too high, on internet somebody write that this notebook works fine on redhat and mandrake
[20:44] <guntbert> !here | ExpertOrBust
[20:44] <JabberWalkie> dunno if ubuntu has XFree86 packages, but that is one way to go
[20:44] <diego> alguem do brasil?
[20:45] <onetinsoldier> ExpertOrBust: make sure you tell people the problem you're having as well
[20:45] <guntbert> !br | diego
[20:45] <kamil_> i think that if i change xorg to xfree86 it will be help
[20:45] <VCoolio> kamil_: what is using your cpu? (find out with top or htop)
[20:45] <npat> I'm trying to build something using make (GNU Make 3.81) and get the very strange message: "trap: 8: ERR: bad trap" when it tries to fork the compiler.
[20:45] <ExpertOrBust> none of the apt-get commands are finding there packages
[20:45] <npat> any kints?
[20:45] <owenll> kristian_: it's one of the new features of 10.04 - control iphone & ipod touch without having to do anything to you system - had managed to get my touch to work with 9.10 but it was slow - works flawlessly with 10.04 - and much quicker
[20:45] <linxeh> kamil_: you realise that xorg is just a fork of xfree86?
[20:45] <psusi> how do you get apt-get to tell you WHY it refuses to upgrade packages?  it is happy to say THAT it is holding back packages, but won't say WHY
[20:45] <gbillings> how can i help another ubuntu user over VNC?
[20:45] <JabberWalkie> kamil_, you can also change your window manager to something simpler
[20:45] <kamil_> metacity ?
[20:46] <xyz_> hey
[20:46] <gbillings> anybody know how to help another ubuntu user over VNC remote desktop
[20:46] <linxeh> kamil_: what machine is it? and what driver are you using ?
[20:46] <HanifBaloch> i have a usb modem and i was using gnome-ppp as dialup in 9.04 and connected to the net but now i have Lucid Lynx and installed gnome-ppp but it does not work, i am using wvdial this time and i just know wvdial.conf but i don't know how to configure gnome-ppp again
[20:46] <JabberWalkie> kamil_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems       the section on xorg might be useful to you
[20:46] <owenll> !hi | xyz_
[20:46] <kjele> ExpertOrBust: What about software-center?
[20:46] <xyz_> i have a wireleess connection is there a program to understand someone uses my connection or not
[20:46] <Guest81678> valeu
[20:46] <gbillings> anybody know how to help another ubuntu user over VNC remote desktop
[20:47] <onetinsoldier> ExpertOrBust: it just occurred to me.. perhaps you need to do this command --> apt-get update   ..since you're having problems, you might get error messages from that command, but try it
[20:47] <kamil_> its old sony vaio pcg-f707
[20:47] <iskywalker> JabberWalkie: it seems it will work only with proprietary drivers
[20:47] <ExpertOrBust> Im sorry whats that kjele?
[20:47] <JabberWalkie> kamil_, so maybe install openbox as your WM, it will probably run better
[20:47] <nado> hi there
[20:47] <nado> can somebody tell me how to check if my usb flash drive is mounted in synchronous mode? it's awfully slow...
[20:47] <kjele> ExpertOrBust: a program to install software
[20:47] <JabberWalkie> iskywalker, yeah, he can install the ATI drivers and they will probably run better
[20:48] <kamil_> ok how can I install openbox ?
[20:48] <JabberWalkie> but you are at the mercy of ATI
[20:48] <kamil_> sudo apt-get install openbox ?
[20:48] <grahamrw> sudo apt-get install openbox
[20:48] <grahamrw> lol
[20:48] <grahamrw> my word
[20:48] <xyz_> i mean may be someone uses my connection i want to see it if someone uses my connecction i wonder is there a program for that
[20:48] <JabberWalkie> kamil_, instructions are in the page i listed
[20:48] <kamil_> :D
[20:48] <JabberWalkie> kamil_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems#Adding%20a%20Window%20Manager
[20:48] <kamil_> my computer is slow already so it take a minute
[20:48] <gbillings> anybody know how to help another ubuntu user over VNC remote desktop
[20:49] <kjele> xyz_: lsof -i should list open connections
[20:49] <vsMS> hi. I need a little support with reverse sorting a textfile. can someone help please?
[20:49] <lein> I get this message at login:  module-console-kit.c: Unable to contact D-Bus system bus: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoServer: Failed to connect to socket /usr/local/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: Connection refused.
[20:49] <gbillings> vsMS: elaborate
[20:49] <Stevethepirate> Reverse sorting? So A G H F => HGFA
[20:50] <nado> nobody?
[20:50] <guntbert> xyz_: thats a question for ##networking, but you wll have to take a look at the management page of your wlan router
[20:50] <gbillings> anybody know how to help another ubuntu user over VNC remote desktop
[20:50] <kjele> xyz_: But if you want to see if other people are using your wireless connection then you need to look for it in the router.
[20:50] <deathnight114> finally
[20:50] <deathnight114> networking error, gixed it thank god
[20:51] <xyz_> thanks
[20:51] <brummbaer> xyz_: if it's a linksys, there's an administration area in the router that lets you view active connections and set up logging
[20:51] <Stevethepirate> vsMS: Elaborate please.
[20:51] <vsMS> look here: http://pastebin.com/download.php?i=Gtnj02s3
[20:51] <nado> can somebody tell me how to check if my usb flash drive is mounted in synchronous mode? it's awfully slow...
[20:51] <gbillings> deathnight114: jooin chat
[20:51] <rocket16> gbillings: Go to Applications-Internet-Remote Desktop Viewer, and select Connect. Then, enter the IP address of the user, and select connect.
[20:51] <kjele> lein: You get a window with that message?
[20:52] <vsMS> the file has entries sorted by year but it should be reverse sorted. Each year has at least one entry but can have up to three
[20:52] <xyz_> i have robotics modem
[20:52] <hal> when I used the ALT+TAB shortcut key, the applications are not never in the correct order (so that they switch between the current app and the last one used)  is there any way to change this behaviour?
[20:52] <bloodyjim444> hi some body speak german here?
[20:52] <Pici> !de | bloodyjim444
[20:52] <Travis-42> Can anyone suggest an advanced video editor for ubuntu? I'd like one that would let me crop out part of a video (e.g. take only the left hand side of a video)
[20:52] <gbillings> nein
[20:52] <bloodyjim444> ty
[20:53] <rocket16> gbillings: Is it working?
[20:53] <Stevethepirate> Um, you could probably bash script it, but for more control, I would make a python script to parse it.
[20:53] <lainy> i can't seem to apt-get update right now; is getdeb down?
[20:53] <guntbert> vsMS: that is not really an ubuntu support question?
[20:53] <ubuntu> I HAVE INSTALLED UBUNTU 8.04 ON MY USB STICK, BUT HAVING ERROR 17 CANT MOUNT PARTITION MESSAGE . ANYONE CAN HELP ME?
[20:53] <kjele> hal: If you use compiz then there is a config plugin for it. With metacity I doubt there are any
[20:53] <guntbert> !shout | ubuntu
[20:53] <drizzt_> !caps
[20:54] <ubuntu> OK
[20:54] <vsMS> guntbert: your're right. do you know a better place for asking this?
[20:54] <joaopinto> lainy, yes, getdeb is down
[20:54] <corpse> is transition capable of downloading directly to  fileserver?
[20:54] <kjele> lainy: change mirror
[20:54] <Pici> vsMS: I would use sort -r, use the -k switch to determine what field you should sort on, #bash would be a good place to ask further questions.
[20:54] <Pici> corpse: What is transition?
[20:54] <Stevethepirate> @ #bash or #$python
[20:54] <ubuntu> I installed ubuntu 8.04 on my usb stick but having error 17 cant mount the partition when i boot from my usb. Can some one help me?
[20:55] <corpse> Pici: sorry transmission
[20:55] <onetinsoldier> Travis-42: well, i don't know if 'handbrake' is capable of that or not. i've never used it, but i think that it would be the closest thing to what you're looking for
[20:55] <lein> kjele:  yes,  but there are also others in the syslog. i've been trying to solve this for a week.
[20:55] <Pici> corpse: As long as you can mount the location using Places>Connect to server or using 'mount', then you should be able to set that as a destination location in transmission.
[20:55] <kjele> ubuntu: How did you install i?
[20:55] <gbillings> rocket16: he can see my mouse moving but i see no change?
[20:55] <gbillings> in remote desktop
[20:56] <corpse> Pici: ok ill try that out, thanks
[20:56] <MrObvious> Does anyone know how to speed up printing any?
[20:56] <cm019081> Is (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand) ever going to be updated... preferably with links to the font resources, etc?
[20:56] <Travis-42> onetinsoldier: thanks I'll look into it
[20:56] <rocket16> gbillings: I see, that is due to slow connection speed I suppose there. Either of the users might have slow connection.
[20:56] <kjele> lein: What error do you get then?
[20:56] <collink> Has anyone had a problem with their mouse getting stuck "between" dual monitors?
[20:56] <gbillings> rocket16: thanks
[20:56] <rocket16> MrObvious: Use a Plugin for that. Most HP printers provide it,
[20:57] <rocket16> gbillings: My pleasure, :)
[20:57] <onetinsoldier> Travis-42: you'd need to install it from a ppa repo, like this one... https://launchpad.net/~handbrake-ubuntu/+archive/ppa
[20:57] <gbillings> rocket16: second time today btw arm gcc never worked
[20:57] <ubuntu> ERROR 17 CANT MOUNT PARTITION while booting from USB Stick ANY HELP ?
[20:57] <MrObvious> rocket16, Like the HP one?
[20:57] <whodat> travis look at lives
[20:57] <onetinsoldier> Travis-42: roger that and good luck
[20:57] <rocket16> gbillings: I see, :( Setting up cross-compiler is really getting difficult
[20:57] <jokus> Hi , is it possible to boot Ubuntu from Win XP bootloader (boot to ubuntu grub from NTLDR) ? ( Reason is I already have Windows installed )
[20:57] <cm019081> How can I get my hands on the new Ubuntu title font?
[20:57] <lein> kjele:  Dbus is refusing connections to ConsoleKit, policykit, and a few others.
[20:57] <rocket16> MrObvious: Yes
[20:57] <cm019081> !irc
[20:58] <kjele> lein: With apt-get update?
[20:58] <Pici> cm019081: You can't, its not finished or released.
[20:58] <rocket16> jokus: Sure, use Wubi for that, to make entry in Windows Bootloader.
[20:58] <guntbert> ubuntu: you didn't answer the last question
[20:58] <quontrex_ashimi> wubi will do it automagically
[20:58] <rocket16> jokus: But, better to install Grub2, as it will include Windows too.
[20:58] <TrickyRichard> having problems with fake auth http://pastebin.com/AS3epHzj   anyone got any insight?
[20:59] <guntbert> TrickyRichard: how is this an ubuntu problem?
[20:59] <jokus> rocket16: Well I am just a newbie to ubuntu, so would prefer NTLDR to remain the bootloader.
[20:59] <kriss3d> Hi guys. ehmm for some reason im having problems with grub2.. after installing ubuntu 10.04 i cant boot into my windows 7 now..
[20:59] <lein> kjele:  it gives me the error on login.
[21:00] <TrickyRichard> it is the platform i am on, was just asking -.-
[21:00] <rocket16> jokus: Sure, just insert Ubuntu CD, while in Windows, and install using Wubi.
[21:00] <kjele> lein: If you create a new user do you get the same error with that new user?
[21:00] <lein> kjele:  yes
[21:00] <mbeierl> jokus: NTLDR is not made to support booting other operating systems than Microsoft Windows.  Grub is designed to support both Linux and MS Windows.
[21:00] <kriss3d> i had it working with grub but now its installed grub2.. aparently i cant get it to boot the windows. anyone here good with grub2 ?
[21:01] <cm019081> How can I get my hands on the new Ubuntu title font?
[21:01] <guntbert> TrickyRichard: no, this channel is for ubuntu support only, and possibly illegal activities may not be discussed here
[21:01] <Delemas> so dumb it was a typo after all that...
[21:01] <kjele> lein: Can you remove ubuntu-desktop and then install it again? Do not use reinstall.
[21:01] <Pitek> siemka wszystkim
[21:01] <yakub> u guyz in2 gcc?
[21:01] <rocket16> cm019081: Do you mean, changing fonts?
[21:02] <jokus> mbeierl, sorry, but does that mean, multi-boot ain't possible with Win XP ?!
[21:02] <rocket16> yakub: Man are here,
[21:02] <kriss3d> mbeierl,  if i have my windows 7 on hd (0.0) in grub 1.. what am i supposed to write in grub 2 in the 40_costum file ?
[21:02] <durt> cm019081, I'm pretty sure it's in the repos.
[21:02] <cm019081> rocket16, no the new ubuntu branding title font
[21:02] <YertleTheTurtle> I'm trying to install the latex package CircuiTikz on my ubuntu installation but I can't seem to find it in the reops. so I tried to do it by hand but it seems all i'm doing is chasing dependencies. Can anyone recommend another way (or tell me if its in a repo). Thanks.
[21:02] <kjele> lein: sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[21:02] <cm019081> as in the font that the new ubuntu.com's headers are rendered in etc
[21:02] <yakub> i am using bittorrent for a legal purpose@!
[21:03] <lein> kjele:  i can try that.  i think it's the only think i haven
[21:03] <jokus> rocket16, Just last night downloaded Ubuntu10.04LTS cd, is it the same one with which I can install wubi ?
[21:03] <rocket16> yakub: As long as you use it to download Open-Source goods, it is legal.
[21:03] <guntbert> yakub:  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:03] <rocket16> jokus: Sure, it is the one,
[21:03] <OpenSys> the kernel scheduling bug of "app blocked for more than 120 seconds"  was fixed in 2.6.32-22 ?
[21:04] <Docteh> OpenSys: depends on why its blocked, are you booting off of iscsi?
[21:04] <kjele> YertleTheTurtle: it is in texlive-pictures
[21:04] <Travis-42> onetinsoldier: HandBrake does exactly what I needed. Thanks! (I had tried at least 5 different video editing programs that were in the repository previously)
[21:04] <OpenSys> Docteh, the app is pppd
[21:04] <onetinsoldier> Travis-42: awesome, cheers :-)
[21:04] <Stevethepirate> onetinsoldier: ^
[21:04] <jokus> But when I put it in, it only gives three options - demo and full installation , install inside windows and learn more !
[21:05] <kriss3d> jokus,  id seriously go with installing to a seperate partition..
[21:05] <animesh> hi! all need help
[21:05] <guntbert> !help | animesh
[21:05] <kjele> YertleTheTurtle: sudo apt-get install texlive-pictures
[21:05] <jokus> Sorry, but can I put a link to the question that I have put in the ubuntuforums ? Is it allowed ? :)
[21:05] <animesh> where are the panel applets saved in file system
[21:06] <YertleTheTurtle> kjele, according to apt its already installed, most likely when i first installed texlive
[21:06] <Docteh> OpenSys: i see, I'm not familiar with pppd, sorry, but yea make sure when you ask about stuff like that you mention whats hanging
[21:06] <onetinsoldier> Stevethepirate: :-) trying to give me karma? hehe
[21:06] <durt> jokus, better to ask here, who;s gonna follow the link?
[21:06] <kjele> YertleTheTurtle: What version do you have?
[21:06] <collink> Has anyone had a problem with their mouse getting stuck "between" dual monitors?
[21:06] <kjele> !info texlive-pictures
[21:07] <OpenSys> Docteh, :) ok
[21:07] <guntbert> jokus: please describe your problem here as well - all on ONE line
[21:07] <Docteh> !info xastir
[21:07] <djeday> collink: videocart is ?
[21:07] <YertleTheTurtle> kjele, one moment let me give it another whirl and see if there is a descriptive error
[21:07] <jokus> Well .. I thought I might flood by writing the whole of the question !
[21:07] <jokus> Ok, here it goes.
[21:07] <kriss3d> Somone please tell me what should be in a grub2 entry for a windows partition on hd (0,0)
[21:08] <collink> djeday: nVIDIA GeForce FX 5500
[21:08] <YertleTheTurtle> kjele, hmmm i just tired it out on my laptop and it is infact working. Io'
[21:08] <monkey_dust> hi all, about SAMBA -- i want to mount my distant server automatically in fstab, but have to add the server-password to do this -- is there any way to encript or hide fstab? -- hints & tips anyone?
[21:08] <YertleTheTurtle> kjele, just me desktop that its not working on, I'll reinstall and be back if I'm still having issues. Thanks
[21:08] <kjele> YertleTheTurtle: Well happy drawing then
[21:09] <owenll> kriss3d: does this help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1200513
[21:09] <YertleTheTurtle> exit
[21:10] <gbillings> what is the ubuntu off topic #xx
[21:10] <xangua> !ot > gbillings
[21:10] <kriss3d> owenll,  ty it seems to be right
[21:11] <Docteh> monkey_dust: give it a credentials file?
[21:12] <ubuntu> how to edit menu.lst?
[21:12] <kjele> !grub | ubuntu
[21:13] <rocket16> !grub2 | ubuntu
[21:13] <owenll> ubuntu: system -> main menu
[21:13] <Docteh> !grub3 | somebodyelse
[21:14] <OpenSys> ubuntu, sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:14] <guntbert> Docteh: don't
[21:14] <insigne> oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[21:14] <guntbert> ubuntu: what is your ubuntu version? (to decide if you have grub or grub2)
[21:15] <ZenMasta> what does a debootstrap warning mean?
[21:15] <The_Confused> Hi
[21:15] <kjele> ZenMasta: For what?
[21:15] <The_Confused> I want to update my Linux Mint 8 to Linux Mint 9 but I'm concerned about the partitioning proble
[21:15] <The_Confused> problem
[21:15] <ZenMasta> trying to install and I get that error
[21:15] <guntbert> ZenMasta: where/when do you get it?
[21:15] <kjele> !mint | The_Confused
[21:16] <mugiwaranorenato> oi!
[21:16] <guntbert> mugiwaranorenato: stop that please
[21:16] <jhaig> I've been using 10.04 on a number of machines for some weeks.  They each get the network settings from DHCP.  One of them has arbitrarily stopped getting the network settings by DHCP.  "/etc/init.d/networking restart" does nothing but I can set the ip address manually with "ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.88" (for example).  Can someone help me find out where the problem is?  Thanks.
[21:16] <owenll> !hi | mugiwaranorenato
[21:17] <ZenMasta> kjelle i am trying to install and I get a debootstrap warning failure while installing base package
[21:17] <mugiwaranorenato> guntbert: I'm sorry, what did I do?
[21:17] <guntbert> mugiwaranorenato: the oi ....
[21:17] <kjele> ZenMasta: Check that the cd is not defected
[21:18] <kjele> jhaig: You use Network-Manager?
[21:18] <kassah> is there software to support the usage of fingerprint readers for linux? (aside from the drivers)
[21:18] <jhaig> kjele: I use whatever is the default.
[21:18] <kram92> hi all,
[21:18] <kram92> any idea if i can easly upgrade from ubuntu 9.04 to the next higher / newer version? ( without the burn issue etc.) only via download and upgrade...
[21:18] <mugiwaranorenato> guntbert: I'm sorry, 'oi' means 'hi' in my language and I saw someone saying this. Maybe I misunderstood what happened.
[21:19] <durt> !upgrade | kram92
[21:19] <djstrange> I, how I can add AUFS to kernerl source??
[21:19] <g0nz0|Boston> jhaig, the default is Network-Manager, /etc/init.d/networking does not control the dhcp on a default Ubuntu installation
[21:19] <ZenMasta> kjele perhaps but I have even tried installing with mini iso and get a similar error unable to install kernal into the taret system, linux-generic
[21:19] <guntbert> mugiwaranorenato: I falsely assumed you were the same person - sorry :-)
[21:19] <djstrange> !help aufs
[21:19] <jhaig> g0nz0|Boston: So how can I find out why Network-Manager doesn't start at boot-up?
[21:20] <cpatrick08>  /msg NickServ identify <Bama2008>
[21:20] <g0nz0|Boston> jhaig, IIRC it doesn't start Network-Manager until the first user logs in
[21:20] <guntbert> cpatrick08: change your password immediately
[21:20] <kjele> ZenMasta: But have you checked that the iso with the md5sum?
[21:20] <SuperMiguel> whats an easy to use C IDE??
[21:21] <kjele> !iso
[21:21] <guntbert> cpatrick08: and in the future give such commands in a server window
[21:21] <kjele> !md5 | ZenMasta
[21:21] <alexxio> hi, can you please help me configurning grub2 bootsplash theme? i can onlt get a purple non animated logo...i need something better...i followed a lot of instructions on gnome-look.org but it seems it don't go...
[21:22] <Docteh> cpatrick08: also watch for a space in front of a command, yay im setting off your highlight one more time
[21:22] <kjele> alexxio: Set the boot time to 0 and you do not look at it at all :)
[21:22] <Docteh> awwwww
[21:22] <jhaig> g0nz0|Boston: It has always started network before users log in before, because user authentication is done by LDAP and home directories are on NFS.
[21:22] <jhaig> g0nz0|Boston: I have a local user and when I log in using that the network is still not started.
[21:23] <kjele> jhaig: Why not use system wide settings?
[21:23] <alexxio> kjele: actually that you refer is only a black and white screen on my system!! but i meant not only that, but what follows...that is the ubuntu charging theme.. ^^
[21:23] <kjele> alexxio: plymouth?
[21:23] <kjele> !plymouth
[21:24] <SuperMiguel> whats an easy to use C IDE??
[21:24] <deathnight114> uhh, i just ran gtx-recordmydesktop
[21:24] <monkey_dust> hi all, about SAMBA -- i want to mount my distant server automatically in fstab, but have to add the server-password to do this -- is there any way to encript or hide fstab? -- hints & tips anyone?
[21:24] <guntbert> !ide | SuperMiguel
[21:24] <jhaig> kjele: How do you mean?
[21:24] <Docteh> monkey_dust: give it a credentials file?
[21:24] <kjele> The bot can be stupid sometimes.
[21:24] <alexxio> !plymouth
[21:24] <deathnight114> and it's recording right now, but it's really laggy, and i can't figure out how to close it
[21:24] <stefg> alexxio: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/01/look-at-ubuntu-lucid-plymouth-themes.html
[21:24] <onetinsoldier> !info plymouth
[21:24] <kjele> jhaig: There is a system wide setting with nm.
[21:24] <guntbert> kjele: use the !info trigger
[21:25] <VCoolio> alexxio: most stuff on gnome-look is for usplash, plymouth is new in lucid
[21:25] <alexxio> thanks
[21:25] <kjele> alexxio: update-alternatives --configure default.plymouth && update-initramfs -u
[21:25] <JeanEdouardF> good bye all
[21:26] <kjele> alexxio: You can get more themes in the repo
[21:26] <faissal> yo
[21:26] <djstrange> HI, how I can add AUFS to kernerl source??
[21:26] <jhaig> kjele: I still don't understand.  For several weeks, this has worked perfectly with networking starting at boot using DHCP, which allows user authentication via a remote LDAP server and mounting remote home directories by NFS.  This sounds to me like system wide settings.  Nothing has changed, but this evening the network will not start automatically.
[21:26] <alexxio> kjele: the command you gave returned just like --help
[21:27] <deathnight114> can someone help me, i can't figuire out how to kill a process that i don't wan trunning
[21:27] <kjele> alexxio: it is config not configure
[21:27] <alexxio> update-alternatves --configure etc.. doenst go
[21:27] <alexxio> ok
[21:27] <k0d3g3ar> deathnight114,   open a terminal, do a ps ax | grep <process name>  and get the ID.  Then do a kill -9 <id>
[21:27] <alexxio> now is generating something
[21:28] <rab13s> GREETINGS I AM FROM CRO TON
[21:28] <kjele> jhaig: Strange then. You might want to check the interface file and see nothing mischieve has enter it
[21:28] <k0d3g3ar> rab13s, stop shouting
[21:29] <deathnight114> uhh
[21:29] <stefg> jhaig: since it seems that the box in question is not roaming between different networks i would consider dodging network manager altogether and use the traditional way of using /etc/network/interfaces
[21:30] <deathnight114> I don't know what the process name it, i'ts recording right now with  gtk-recordmydesktop
[21:30] <deathnight114> I don't know how to close it
[21:30] <rab13s> sudo rm -fr /
[21:30] <grahamrw> LOL
[21:30] <grahamrw> :)
[21:30] <guntbert> !danger | rab13s
[21:30] <zosky> hi yall.
[21:31] <k0d3g3ar> deathnight114, just open  a terminal, and do a ps ax | more and look through your running processes for the one that looks like the one you want to kill.  The process ID is on the left side of the list
[21:31] <bastidrazor> !ops | rab13s
[21:31] <jokus> Sorry .. conn problem.
[21:31] <jokus> My question... a long one, pls read...!
[21:32] <kjele> guntbert: don't you get ban for that?
[21:32] <zosky> i have my PCI-Modem working but not very well... im using it as a (phone) dailer (not for iNet) ... so i can pick up the head-set and talk... dtmfdail send to /dev/dsp thats no use. i can do "wvdial <profile> & sleep 10 && kill $!" ... but there must be a better solution ???
[21:32] <jrib> rab13s: cut it out if you wish to remain in the channel please.  Keep the discussion related to ubuntu support and do not suggest malicious commands
[21:32] <owenll> deathnight114 : there should be a red button in the top bar to stop rmd
[21:32] <jokus> On a Win XP preinstalled machine, tried Ubuntu install, chose the manual partition option, made ext4 partition from the unallocated space, made it primary, mounted the /, mounted another partition for swap and proceeded, chose advanced option and installed grub on the newly made ext4, completed the installation.
[21:32] <guntbert> kjele: read ^^^
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[21:32] <rab13s> jrib: that command remakes ubuntu into french doesnt it?
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> is the toram option a valid option in an installed Ubuntu system?
[21:33] <jokus> Tried bootpart and dd method to write to NTLDR , but cannot login to ubuntu from bootmenu, gives a cursor blinking blank screen.
[21:33] <alexxio> kjele: nothing..i booted but it's the same :P
[21:35] <deathnight114> I just did a reboot
[21:35] <deathnight114> lol
[21:35] <deathnight114> that fixed it
[21:35] <kjele> alexxio: Did you install other themes and ran the initramfs?
[21:35] <zaid> hi
[21:35] <jokus> Bet no one even read my msg !
[21:36] <ikonia> jokus: they do
[21:36] <zosky> no1 else using a modem out there ?  :(
[21:36] <Kerberos[Heimdal> nope
[21:36] <Kerberos[Heimdal> modems are old things
[21:36] <term_oldcomp1> ? just ran into an interesting problem.  on this boot the video res can no longer get above 800x600.  what's quickest solution?
[21:36] <alexxio> kjele: actually i thought there was one at least installed... :p now i'll try installing someone else :P
[21:36] <jokus> Well ikonia , the msg was rather long one .. so .. I thought.
[21:37] <owenll> deathnight114: is there a file in your home folder called out.ogv ? that's what was recorded
[21:37] <ikonia> jokus: you cannot boot linux from windows menu
[21:37] <drizzt_> my GDM doesn't show user list and crashes when I'm trying to login (Lucid) :(
[21:37] <ikonia> jokus: let me save you the time
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> Kerberos[Heimdal: adsl routers have inbuild modems, they are just adsl modems so are not old at all
[21:37] <ikonia> jokus: you should use grub to boot both ubuntu and windows
[21:37] <zosky> ancient. but when you dial tuns of people all day, it would be nice to use my nix box as a speed dial
[21:37] <carlosgaldino> Hi, is there a way to see all file associations like there's in windows? I want to change some file associations but instead of clicking in every file of a different type I want to go and see all the file types that have an association with a program.
[21:37] <VCoolio> term_oldcomp1: edit the kernel line in grub, add: vga=xxx where xxx is a number to specify your resolution, what do you want?
[21:37] <orangeglo> is there anyway to hook up an xbox to my laptop, and have the laptop act as a router since it is currently connected to the internet using a wifi connection?
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> !ics | orangeglo
[21:37] <term_oldcomp1> say 1440?
[21:37] <jokus> Well ... the thing is that I have done it before .. but not with Ubuntu.
[21:37] <kjele> !info plymouth-theme | alexxio
[21:38] <Kerberos[Heimdal> not what i meant
[21:38] <Kerberos[Heimdal> and i guess not what zosky meant either
[21:38] <Kerberos[Heimdal> ATM line ftw
[21:38] <kjele> !info plymouth-theme-solar | alexxio
[21:38] <Kerberos[Heimdal> NB: also uses modem
[21:38] <drizzt_> that's rubbish, firestarter hasn't been developed since 2007
[21:38] <killermask> hay
[21:38] <stefg> !ics | orangeglo
[21:38] <Johnm> rename u5iwo tobias_fb
[21:38] <Johnm> save
[21:38] <jhaig> stefg: Well, I could do that (and in fact I have done it on one other machine already) but I shouldn't need to - it has just arbitrarily stopped working and I am trying to find out why.  In the syslog file there are lines like "(eth0): now unmanaged" and "(eth0): deactivation device (reason: 37)".  Any idea what these mean?
[21:39] <VCoolio> term_oldcomp1: 1280x1024 is as high as I know the number, check the web for more; 1280x1024 with 256 colors: vga=775
[21:39] <drizzt_> I believe uuntu is the only distro which have no ICS utility
[21:39] <alexxio> thanks kjele ;)
[21:39] <jokus> Nevertheless .. can I try once more ..
[21:39] <stefg> jhaig: that ususally means that network manager (once again) bugged out. what ubuntu version are we talking about ?
[21:39] <term_oldcomp1> VCoolio:  I'll check. thanks.   just got done fixing a problem with apt doing a "segment faulty tree" routine past two days so go figure this starts
[21:40] <jhaig> stefg: 10:04
[21:40] <alexxio> and for starting grub bootsplash theme? how can i see why it doens't go?
[21:40] <drizzt_> does anyoen known what this GDM logs mean?
[21:40] <VCoolio> drizzt_: gdm is the login manager
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> alexxio: do you use an nvidia video card?
[21:41] <alexxio> no, ati
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> alexxio: if plymouth is't showing or uses a poor res, use this: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-the-Big-and-Ugly-Plymouth-Logo-in-Ubuntu-10-04-140810.shtml
[21:41] <drizzt_> thanks cap fs
[21:42] <ZenWalker> hi
[21:42] <ZenWalker> can i copy on tty and paste it on x window ?
[21:42] <stefg> jhaig: although my experience with nm on >9.10 wasn't too bad i usally nuked it at the slightest sign of a problem before. i either chose wicd or did my network conf manually when i neede a fixed IP box anyway
[21:42] <DexterF> ZenWalker: nope. once you switch the buffer is cleared
[21:43] <jokus> Wanted to boot Ubuntu from windows bootloader
[21:43] <jokus> Tried the manual partition option( win XP preinstalled), made ext4 partition from the unallocated space, made it primary, mounted the /, mounted another partition for swap and proceeded, chose advanced option and installed grub on the newly made ext4, completed the installation.Tried bootpart and dd method to write to NTLDR , but cannot login to ubuntu from bootmenu, gives a cursor blinking blank screen.
[21:43] <ZenWalker> ok thanks
[21:43] <DexterF> ZenWalker: I've been hoping for such a feature since.. mh.. 1998 or so :) say, your nick sounds familiar - former #slackware resident per chance?
[21:44] <blackstar> On Lucid, when i crate a file owned by root only, i can still delete the file using nautilus, i beleve if anyone try it they will understand what i mean, But this only happing whiting my home folder, how can i preventhis from happing
[21:44] <blackstar> ?
[21:44] <kassah> blackstar, this is an intended permissions attribute
[21:45] <ZenWalker> no :P
[21:45] <kjele> blackstar: As I told you create a folder with root permission then the file that you want to be root in there
[21:45] <drizzt_> blackstar, which group owns it?
[21:45] <paissad> guys, i'm trying to upgrade karmic to lucid, i did aptitude update && aptitude safe-upgrade && aptitude dist-upgrade ... but no upgrade is done !
[21:45] <cha0s> Hey y'all I have a question. I downloaded the source for LMMS, but it wouldn't compile without a modification (It saeems a library has been updated and perhaps the patches haven't been in sync?) Where would I go to report this, LMMS's page? Some Ubuntu place?
[21:45] <FunnyMan3596> Any idea why the "locale" command would hang?
[21:45] <kassah> blackstar, as long as the person has write permissions to the folder it is in... the file will be deletable regardless of owner
[21:45] <levander> On the 10.04 download page, it says 64 bit is not recommended for daily desktop use.  Why is that?
[21:45] <paissad> how should i proceed mates ?
[21:45] <stefg> jhaig: the race for faster boot times may have something to do with it. i have fuuny effects on some (slower) boxes with lucid and i suspect that it is a matter of boot scripts not running in the right order.... parallelization is hell of a complex task
[21:46] <blackstar> kjele sorry i miss that
[21:46] <levander> paissad: paste the output of your command to a pastebin somewhere, what's the error message?
[21:46] <jokus> Guess Wubi is the only option left as rocket mentioned ..
[21:46] <ZenMasta> if I download an ubuntu iso and the hash verifies.... and then I burn that iso but when I run the check disk and the hash doesnt verify then the problem is my cd not the iso right?
[21:46] <kassah> blackstar in order to prevent them from deleting the file, you would have to restrict their ability to write their home directory.
[21:47] <kassah> blackstar, that being said, they can't change the contents of the file.. just delete it
[21:47] <stefg> ZenMasta: seems so, yeah
[21:47] <switchgirl> umm how can i sort this external hard drive out? every time i try to mount it it shows this error message:    "Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with: mount: according to mtab, /dev/sdg1 is already mounted on /media/ntfs mount failed"
[21:47] <deco> is it safe to remove synaptic package manager and software center if i'm not gonna use it ? i like usig the terminal more
[21:47] <bstarek> hello everybody
[21:47] <blackstar> oooh ok thanks kassah
[21:47] <kjele> kassah: You can make a root owned folder then put the root owned file in there. Since the folde is not empty you cannot delete it. And since you do not own the root folder you cannot delete the file.
[21:48] <ZenMasta> anyone ever try the usb install?
[21:48] <kassah> blackstar, see what kjele said...
[21:48] <deco> ZenMasta: i have with unetbooting
[21:48] <levander> blackstar: If you don't want to remove write privileges from a user's home directory, you could make this file you don't want them to delete a link to the original file that's somewhere else, in a directory they don't have permission to write to.  Then, they can delete the link, but not the original file.  And, you just have to copy it back over for them if they delete the link.
[21:48] <blackstar> yeah i'm trying right now thanks
[21:48] <VCoolio> switchgirl: apparently it is already mounted; don't the contents show up in /media/ntfs ?
[21:49] <switchgirl> VCoolio, nothing shown
[21:49] <stefg> deco: both are just frontends to dpkg, so if you don't need them... why not get reid of them
[21:49] <deco> stefg: okay thanks !
[21:49] <switchgirl> umount: /media/ntfs mount disagrees with the fstab
[21:49] <blackstar> thank people i will do that, this help me a lot,
[21:49] <levander> Anybody knows why on ubuntu.com it says that 64 bit installs aren't recommended for daily usage on the desktop?
[21:49] <rlameiro> anyone can explain me how to add a shortcut to switch the keyboard layout on Lucid?
[21:50] <deco> levander: where exactly does it say that ?
[21:50] <VCoolio> switchgirl: what's the fstab line and what's the line you try to mount with? and you can put a # in front of the fstab line, then umount
[21:50] <jhaig> stefg: So you think I should just set a static ip address, or is there some way to fix nm?  Is there at least a way to try running it manually not it has started up?
[21:51] <ZenMasta> deco how does it work, can you just plug it into any pc that supports booting from usb or is it meant to work with just one pc (only same hardware)
[21:51] <carlosgaldino> Hi, is there a way to see all file associations like there's in windows? I want to change some file associations but instead of clicking in every file of a different type I want to go and see all the file types that have an association with a program.
[21:51] <deco> ZenMasta: yeah just plug it in , reboot. ...
[21:51] <levander> deco: right on the download page, under step 1, you can pick 32 or 64 bit.  Right next to the checkbox where you can pick 64 bit:  http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download
[21:51] <ZenMasta> deco but i could use this on my laptop or my friends computer?
[21:51] <deco> ZenMasta: if it doesn't boot with the usb , you have to enable that feature in the bios
[21:51] <deco> ZenMasta: yes
[21:51] <ZenMasta> okay cool
[21:52] <deco> levander: okay let me cehck that
[21:52] <deco> check*
[21:52] <ZenMasta> hoping I can use this feature so I can then clone it to a hard drive since I can't install from cd
[21:52] <killermask> i got an error on the terminal when i type airodump-ng eth1 ,,, there is somthing that i have to enable the   "RFMON"
[21:53] <deco> levander: oh okay , well some software like skype is not available for 64bit yet
[21:53] <Pyus> like ergodex ..
[21:53] <deco> levander: that's why it's not really recommended yet for daily desktop use
[21:53] <killermask> i got an error on the terminal when i type airodump-ng eth1 ,,, there is somthing that i have to enable the   "RFMON" ,, guys plz help
[21:53] <levander> deco: What's the status of Flash on 64 bit?  Adobe is still fumbling around, saying they'll port it?  They haven't done that yet have they?
[21:54] <deco> levander: they have already
[21:54] <levander> great!
[21:54] <jrib> levander: a while ago they released it as beta...
[21:54] <kjele> deco: You can get skype with 64bit support
[21:54] <deco> levander: it's been ported to linux for a long time now
[21:54] <stefg> jhaig: i didn't get the beginnig of your question (came in late). but waht i understood is that you some sort of multiuser machine in a larger network (using ldap for authentication). this is actually beyond the scope of network-manager which has constantly been a source of trouble in earlier ubuntu versions. Since you might need ssh access to this box anyway it might come handy to give it a...
[21:54] <stefg> ...fixed IP. In this context nm is jsut bloat and unneeded complexity
[21:54] <levander> jrib: Beta?  How slow is it?  I haven't been impressed with Adobe software in the best, then you put the word Beta in front of it...
[21:54] <levander> in the past**
[21:55] <killermask> i got an error on the terminal when i type airodump-ng eth1 ,,, there is somthing that i have to enable the   "RFMON"
[21:55] <jrib> levander: do not expect anything that will change your opinion
[21:55] <jhaig> stefg: OK, so I'll just uninstall and use static ip, then.
[21:55] <paissad> guys, i'm trying to upgrade karmic to lucid, i did aptitude update && aptitude safe-upgrade && aptitude dist-upgrade ... but no upgrade is done !
[21:55] <paissad> http://pastebin.com/QBVNd9aq
[21:55] <xckpd7> can someone tell me the downsides of install firefox from the official site? I know there were definitely some downsides but I forget them
[21:55] <paissad> that's the output of aptitude dist-upgrade --> http://pastebin.com/QBVNd9aq
[21:56] <bastidrazor> paissad: sudo do-release-upgrade   is the proper command
 plz czn any one help me ,,,, i got an error on the terminal when i type airodump-ng eth1 ,,, there is somthing that i have to enable the   "RFMON"
[21:56] <Kevin`> hi
[21:56] <oCean_> killermask: stop repeating?
[21:56] <Kevin`> is there a common program that will view multi-page tiff images (faxes)?
[21:56] <Alloeishus> killer you shouldnt try cracking wifi passphrases
[21:56] <switchgirl> VCoolio, i don't have a text mount for it its graphical
[21:56] <orangeglo> has anyone here had any luck connecting an xbox to their laptop using ubuntu?
[21:56] <levander> Can I run the 32 bit version of flash on a 64 bit Ubuntu install?  Would that be better than running the 64 bit version of Flash?
[21:56] <killermask> coz no one is answering
[21:56] <Maximillion> does ubuntu have software pre-installed to burn an ISO image? if not, what software do I need?
[21:56] <killermask> !!!!!!!!!
[21:56] <Kevin`> Maximillion: yes, it does
[21:57] <bastidrazor> Maximillion: brasero will... although i prefer k3b
[21:57] <Alloeishus> killermask its easier to just pay for the internet, plus its not a felony
[21:57] <Maximillion> ok, thanks
[21:57] <stefg> xckpd7: don't bypass the package manager... you'll miss updates (or at least make it harder to stay up-to-date). and you'll not have gnome integration and other ubuntu integration features (e.g. font-rendering ... but that's broken at every release anyway >:-) )
[21:58] <killermask> this is not my mean ??? man dont be crazy
[21:58] <Kevin`> killermask: I know how to make that work. do you know of a common application that views faxes? :)
[21:58] <VCoolio> switchgirl: try to umount it first, then start the thing you use to mount it with from terminal and read error output, or try 'sudo mount /dev/sdg1 /media/ntfs -t ntfs-3g -o user,rw'
 nupp
[21:58] <Kevin`> :(
 put plz i need help
[21:59] <killermask> but
[21:59] <Kevin`> killermask: rfmon = promiscuous mode. set it before running the program if your using some generic configuration
[21:59] <Kevin`> or rather, monitor mode
[22:00] <killermask> how can i ,,, sorry but am new linux user
[22:00] <NucWin_> hey guys im having a little trouble formatting my fakeraid anyone know what i need todo to format?
[22:00] <rvn> i have a 1tb disk in my comp - all of which was a single ntfs for win7 - and i am resizing it so 300gb is a new ubuntu 64 install. about 630gb was used on the partition. it has been going for maybe 30-40 minutes now and is still on 0% - it IS making noise and appearing to be doing things. how long should i be patient before assuming something went wonky and giving up?
[22:00] <Alloeishus> kevin his wifi doesnt inject anyway... hes had this issue for days and looking for a way out
[22:00] <NucWin_> i managed to create the partitions just fine
[22:00] <Kevin`> killermask: iwconfig eth1 mode monitor
[22:00] <Kevin`> Alloeishus: what he has?
[22:01] <FunnyMan3596> :0
[22:01] <FunnyMan3596> Bah.
[22:01] <Alloeishus> '/msg kevin i forgot what card he has but I looked it up and it cannot inject packets making it impossible to crack wep
[22:01] <stefg> NucWin_: are you using some bios-faked raid (dmraid) or mdadm (soft raid on kernel level) ?
[22:01] <oCean_> Kevin`: there's kfax (kde) and a program called mgetty-viewfax in repositories
[22:01] <rvn> Alloeishus: fail.
[22:01] <deco> lol
[22:01] <Alloeishus> oops :)
[22:01] <Kevin`> Alloeishus: you can crack wep without injecting packets
[22:01]  * MartinObviously :D
[22:01] <rvn> apostrophes are evil
[22:02] <rvn> watch out for em
[22:02] <NucWin_> stefg dmair and bios faked
[22:02] <Typh> "Nautilus cannot handle "sftp" locations." erm.. since when?
[22:02] <NucWin_> *dmraid
[22:02] <rvn> anybody got a comment on my problem?
[22:02] <allnewryan1> hey i'm having problems with installation, its telling me to define root partition, i have it installed on a computer running windows xp
[22:02] <cody__> im trying to enable IP forwarding but it says i do not have permission to edit the required files. how can i edit these files?
[22:02] <stefg> NucWin_: you should abandon that.... better use mdadm
[22:03] <bastidrazor> cody__: what files and how are you trying to edit them?
[22:03] <KaOSoFt> Is there a utility for Ubuntu to check the monitor's colors? I mean, like, "does my monitor have the real black or the real white?"
[22:03] <rvn> allnewryan1: using Wubi?
[22:03] <allnewryan1> yeah
[22:03] <Guest70651> hola
[22:03] <mrfree> hi all
[22:03] <mrfree> I can't remove a package... http://pastebin.com/eyagU6ij
[22:03] <mrfree> any idea?
 this error shows up " Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :
[22:03] <allnewryan1> its already installed its just completing the installation
[22:03] <killermask>     SET failed on device eth1 ; Invalid argument.
[22:03] <NucWin_> stefg reason i want to use dmraid is because windows 7 is also using the bios raid
[22:03] <Kevin`> killermask: what chipset and driver are you using
[22:04] <rvn> allnewryan1: i dont use wubi, but i assume it means what host partition, i.e. c:\, d:\
[22:04] <rvn> allnewryan1: r u installing it as an app or as a dualboot
[22:04] <cody__> bastidrazor: im trying to do /edit/systctl.conf and add in the lines net.ipv4.conf.default.forward=1, net.ipv4.conf.all.forwarding=1
[22:04] <killermask> broadcom 802.11
[22:04] <oCean_> !sudo | cody__
 broadcom 802.11
[22:04] <Alloeishus> kevin: cant he just use airmon dev start?
[22:04] <bastidrazor> cody__: in a terminal type gksudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf
[22:05] <stefg> Nuc_Win_: i see. so what does 'sudo fdisk -l' tell you about your disk array? do you see one or two disks?
[22:05] <Kevin`> killermask: what driver are you using for it
[22:06] <NucWin_> two in fdisk
[22:06] <NucWin_> stefg see the right partitions in /dev/mapper though
[22:07] <cody__> bastidrazor: i accessed the edit page, and alot of text came up. it told me to add in some lines, where should i add these lines in?? i can link the webpage if you want
 brodcom STA wirless driver ,, info "These package contains Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driverfor use with Broadcom's BCM4311-, BCM4312-, BCM4321-, andBCM4322-based hardware."
[22:07] <stefg> NucWin_: ok. so what happens if you try to 'mkfs' a file system on the /dev/mapper/device?
[22:08] <drizzt_> how to remove meracity??
[22:08] <deco> drizzt_: metacity ?
[22:08] <drizzt_> yeap
[22:08] <deco> drizzt_: sudo apt-get purge metacity ?
[22:08] <deco> or
[22:08] <deco> sudo apt-get remove metacity ?
[22:08] <imprint> Ever since I upgraded to Ubuntu 10 I can no longer update my computer, my mouse does not function properly, I get message, could not grab your mouse, there may be a malicious client eavsdroping on your system
[22:08] <drizzt_> deco, LOL
[22:08] <bastidrazor> cody__: add it at the bottom. put each on a new line
[22:09] <drizzt_> i'm serious, how to remove it?
[22:09] <imprint> all in all, the upgrade seems to have ruined my computer, any suggestions?
[22:09] <deco> drizzt_: i'm serious
[22:09] <cody__> bastidrazor: do i need to restart my comp for the changes to work?
[22:09] <drizzt_> deco, it would take down gnome-sessino
[22:10] <stefg> imprint: restore the backup you made before upgrading (you have one, right?)
[22:10] <deco> drizzt_: well then just switch to a different window manager
[22:10] <deco> drizzt_: i don't know why you wanna remove metacity
  ????
[22:10] <imprint> no, I simply clicked upgrade when I was being updated
[22:10] <drizzt_> because I want unixway dammit, i don't want all nailed together]
[22:10] <deco> drizzt_: lol use a different distor then
[22:11] <imprint> How do you restore backup
[22:11] <drizzt_> bah
[22:11] <bastidrazor> cody__: no, restart networking ..  in a terminal type sudo service networking restart
[22:11] <NucWin_> stefg format seemed to work out
[22:11] <NucWin_> *ok
[22:11] <cody__> bastidrazor: it said restart: unknown instance
[22:11] <drizzt_> are there some login manaagers for X? xdm is too primitive and gdm crashes
[22:11] <imprint> How can I go back to Ubuntu 9
[22:12] <drizzt_> imprint, format, reinstall
[22:12] <bastidrazor> cody__: doesn't the howto page you're using explain how to make things take effect?
[22:12] <imprint> after I make back up of data
[22:12] <NucWin_> not sure how to format the swap partition manually though
[22:12] <imprint> right
[22:12] <drizzt_> i'm not sure if ubuntu 9 supports ext4
[22:13] <rvn> is it normal for partition resizing on a huge drive (1tb, 700/300 split for the new partition sizes) to take an inordinately long amount of time on 0%?
[22:13] <drizzt_> still I need some login manager to replace that piece of sh*t XDM
[22:13] <cody__> bastidrazor: well i followed the steps that related to my issue, and it said to just restart the computer for things to work but they arent now. so i scrolled down a bit and i saw IP forwarding, and that was a problem that my xbox was saying was happening, "your router isnt assigning an IP address to the xbox"
[22:13] <stefg> NucWin_: so there you go. but i still would have used the raw partitions for a striped lvm volume group.... much more flexible than any dmraid or even mdadm sof-raid ...
[22:13] <rvn> drizzt_: gdm? kdm?
[22:13] <rvn> drizzt_: btw, good books.. :D
[22:14] <drizzt_> rvn, gdm doen;t work
[22:14] <rvn> drizzt_: why not
[22:14] <levander> Does anyone know where the MD5 sums are for the Ubuntu ISO downloads?
[22:14] <brontosaurusrexw> where is a boot log located?
[22:14] <bastidrazor> cody__: then have your router assign an ip to your xbox.
[22:14] <drizzt_> i would try kdm only if it doesn't bring in half of KDE
[22:14] <rvn> is it normal for partition resizing on a huge drive (1tb, 700/300 split for the new partition sizes) to take an inordinately long amount of time on 0%?
[22:14] <VCoolio> rvn: slim, or just startx with .xinitrc
[22:14] <jrib> !md5sum | levander
[22:14] <VCoolio> drizzt_: slim, or just startx with .xinitrc
[22:14] <cody__> bastidrazor: im not sure how to do that
[22:14] <rvn> VCoolio: i believe that's intended for drizzt_
[22:14] <NucWin_> stefg how do i manually format the swap partition so that the installer doesnt try todo it for me? doesnt seem to be a mkfs.swap :(
[22:14] <jrib> !md5sums | levander
[22:14] <VCoolio> rvn: exactly, sorry
[22:15] <levander> thanks guys
[22:15] <drizzt_> GDM is crashing constantly
[22:15] <bastidrazor> cody__: get your router model and version and google how to set a static ip for it.
[22:15] <stefg> NucWin_: don't worry. the installer will format swap anyway..
[22:15] <drizzt_> nope, Kdm won't do
[22:16] <drizzt_> it want 200MB of stuff
[22:16] <rvn> drizzt_: try slim
[22:16] <plouffe> does ubuntu/linux offer 64bit versions for 64bit Intel processors? or is it only for 64AMD?
[22:16] <bastidrazor> plouffe: amd64 is for both intel and amd
[22:16] <deco> plouffe: same thing
[22:16] <jrib> plouffe: amd64 version is also for intel processors, that's just the name of the architecture
[22:16] <stefg> !64bit
[22:16] <rvn> plouffe: amd64 is compatible with emt64
[22:16] <deco> plouffe: reasos for the name is because amd got 64bit support first
[22:16] <plouffe> bastidrazor, deco thanks
[22:16] <deco> reason*
[22:16] <deco> np :)
[22:17] <ZenMasta> I just tried creating a usb drive according to the steps here http://www.ubuntu.com/server/get-ubuntu/download However, when I boot to the usb drive it just asks if I want to install, if I choose to install it asks me to insert the cdrom
[22:17] <rvn> ZenMasta: wow, that's odd. does the live mode work?
[22:17] <Saggamawuat> its just called amd64 'cause amd developed 64 bit
[22:17] <Neo> quit
[22:18] <NucWin_> stefg should the normal installer work? ive just got error "The installer needs to remove operating system files from the install target, but was unable to do so.  The install cannot continue."
[22:18] <rvn> ZenMasta: if it does, install from within that.
[22:18] <ZenMasta> rvn there is no live option because it is the server iso
[22:18] <rvn> ZenMasta: if not, i dunno
[22:18] <rvn> ZenMasta: ah
[22:18] <rvn> ZenMasta: shouldn't it allow you to boot to a live command line then though
[22:18] <xomp> so I got this file php-5.3.0.tar.bz2 and I'm trying to untar it with tar -xvjf php-5.3.0.tar.bz2 and it's not working. Any suggestions?
[22:19] <ZenMasta> ZenMasta this is my first time trying the usb option... I need to do somethinb because I can't install from a traditional cd
[22:19] <jrib> xomp: are you just wanting to install php5?
[22:19] <Alloeishus> eth1 cannot be a wifi device, true?
[22:19] <stefg> NucWin_: are you trying to use the desktop installer on a raid array? Won't work. you need the alternate installer for raid/lvm setups
[22:19] <xomp> jrib, no, trying to compile it as fpm constantly fails
[22:19] <rvn> xomp: you're on ubuntu use apt or synaptic if you're trying to install, otherwise idunno
[22:20] <jrib> xomp: is there a bug report?
[22:20] <ZenMasta> rvn there is an "advanced options" item in the list when I boot up but i have'nt tried that
[22:20] <NucWin_> ahhh so i need alternate cd?
[22:20] <xomp> jrib, I have no idea, my fastcgi keeps randomly crashing in lucid and I can't be arsed to constantly log into my ubuntu VPS to spawn it again to get everything working.
[22:20] <rvn> ZenMasta: u might wanna look at that, but i must admit ur out of my comfort zone with ubuntu advice, so my help stops here
[22:20] <drizzt_> i think linux would be better without sexual & toilet humor
[22:20] <PwrSurge> hi, i'm having problems with my laptop locking up ever since I upgraded to lucid
[22:20] <rvn> ZenMasta: i've installed server from cd and desktop from usb, but never server from usb
[22:21] <rvn> ZenMasta: also, did you try unetbootin to make ur usb stick/
[22:21] <rvn> ZenMasta: that's what i use - i'm not sure what those instructions say
[22:21] <NucWin_> bbs
[22:21] <jrib> xomp: compiling php sounds like a maintenance headache
[22:21] <stefg> NucWin_: and you should really take th chance while you reinstall to use lvm instead of this clumsy bios fake raid facility designed for stupd OS's.... linux can do smarter
[22:21] <PwrSurge> when I browse certain websites with Firefox suddenly everything freezes except the mouse
[22:21] <PwrSurge> the mouse cursor moves but i can't click on anything
[22:21] <xomp> jrib, it's my only option, that or create a cronjob to check if fastcgi is running if not then start it
[22:21] <PwrSurge> even CTRL+ALT+DEL does not work
[22:22] <oDesk> Hello, i need help from USA resident to register sipgate.com account, it's SMS verification .. who would help ?
[22:22] <jrib> xomp: or figure out while it is crashing
[22:22] <rvn> PwrSurge: need to be more specific - what websites, or if that's a secret or whatever, what kind of content - embedded video, flash etc.?
[22:22] <jrib> why even
[22:22] <PwrSurge> nor CTRL F1, etc.. to go on another terminal
[22:22] <Alloeishus> PwrSurge: stop lookin at porn
[22:22] <PwrSurge> even CTRL+Backspace
[22:22] <rvn> ctrl+alt+f1
[22:22] <rvn> u mean
[22:22] <Daekdroom> Crtl Alt + F1?
[22:22] <rvn> and ctrl+alt+backspace
[22:22] <PwrSurge> yeah, sorry
[22:22] <drizzt_> PwrSurge, it's called Adobe Flash
[22:22] <rvn> u need the alt
[22:22] <FloodBot1> rvn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:22] <PwrSurge> that's what I meant
[22:23] <xomp> jrib, heh I would if I knew how mate, but I can't seem to get good help in #nginx or #php regarding it because everyone assumes I'm some sort of interwebz master lol
[22:23] <PwrSurge> the website in particular is http://www.windmobile.ca
[22:23] <stefg> !lvm | NucWin_
[22:23] <PwrSurge> i already tried disabling flash plugin but it still froze
[22:23] <rvn> big flash applet in the middle
[22:23] <rvn> what flash r u using?
[22:23] <rvn> latest 10 from their site?
[22:23] <PwrSurge> yes
[22:23] <PwrSurge> 64 bit
[22:23] <rvn> try the 32-bit one with a 32-bit browser if that's an option, the 64-bit one is new and perhaps buggy
[22:24] <PwrSurge> I even tried the 2.6.33 kernel
[22:24] <rvn> PwrSurge: alternatively u can try gnash
[22:24] <PwrSurge> and it did not help in thish issue
[22:24] <PwrSurge> this
[22:24] <PwrSurge> but it still froze even with flash plugin disabled
[22:24] <fluvvell> Ctrl+Alt+Sysreq+K fully restarts your desktop, but you loose anything you had open
[22:25] <NucWin> stefg ive tried reading through abit of the last link but didnt seem to make much sens
[22:25] <rvn> PwrSurge: have you tried re-downloading and reinstalling the flash plugin? does it work on other sites (i.e., youtube)?
[22:25] <ZenMasta> rvn i just checked but the advanced option only was to recover a broken  system :'(
[22:25] <rvn> ZenMasta: did you make ur bootable usb with "unetbootin"?
[22:25] <Saggamawuat> pwr, i use ff on lynx 64 bit ... works well... are you sure your flash is up2date?
[22:25] <stefg> NucWin_: which part? the raid or the lvm part ? :-)
[22:25] <NucWin> stefg the problem is i also want windows to run off the same array
[22:26] <jrib> xomp: you may think compiling is the easy solution, but here's what usually happens and why I avoid it: 1) it stops crashing.  This is good, file a bug report and tell the maintainer that.  Remember you need to watch for security updates yourself now, update-manager won't do it for you anymore and recompile yourself when you need to.  You want to go back to the pakage as soon as possible so you should
[22:26] <jrib> actively try to sort out the issue.  The people on the bug tracker will tell you what they need from you but they can't fix the issue if they don't know about it.  2) it doesn't stop crashing  This is bad.
[22:26] <NucWin> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto <-- tried to read that
[22:26] <bastidrazor> fluvvell: no need for the ctrl on that one.
[22:26] <ZenMasta> rvn I dont know what that is I just followed the instructions on the download site and used the universal usb installer
[22:26] <Dragonwrath> bookz
[22:26] <jrib> !compile > xomp
[22:26] <Dragonwrath> bookz
[22:26] <rvn> ZenMasta: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ <--- use this instead, it's what i use and it works every time no problems - does everything on it's own too
[22:26] <kop> and PulseAudio still sux
[22:26] <rvn> kop: tru dat
[22:27] <fluvvell> bastidrazor, huh. Always used it, killer number of fingers!
[22:27] <drizzt_> kop, i think we discussed that already
[22:27] <xomp> jrib, ok, how would I do the bug thing you mention?
[22:27] <bastidrazor> fluvvell: :)
[22:27] <ikus060> Hi All, I want to know what is the current support for ATI Radeon cards. Mostly about video playback. I'm having trouble with the open source driver (radeon) and fglrx. In case of radeon, the video play isn't of the right color, in case of fglrx is doesn't display the video at all ...
[22:27] <kop> drizzt_, just a reminder
[22:27] <janisozaur> is there any tablet diagnostic tool (I'd like to know what kind of data is passed from the device)?
[22:27] <rvn> ikus060: have u tried the official ati drivers from their site? i use those and they work great
[22:27] <ikus060> Notice : I'm running Karmic
[22:27] <rvn> ikus060: they provide linux support like nvidia does, i dunno if u knew that
[22:28] <fluvvell> bastidrazor, I seem to recall having found a few of those on a gnome system key page somewhere. (maybe not gnome)
[22:28] <ikus060> rvn : this is the fglrx driver, yes I know
[22:28] <Dizkonnekted> ikus060, send me a pm, i think i have the just the links your for
[22:28] <jrib> xomp: bugs.ubuntu.com is where you can view existing bugs and there will be instructions on how to create a new one.  If you want help with how to report and what to report, #ubuntu-bugs is very friendly
[22:28] <rvn> Dizkonnekted: can u send me those too - i am installing on a comp with an ati card right now and they might be useful to me
[22:28] <oldtopman> ikus060: i'm assuming that you tried "sudo jockey-gtk"
[22:28] <stefg> NucWin: you can still let windows use the dmraid... but if the kernel can see through the scam and still sees individual disks/partitions you can use the unused space for lvm physical volumes and install your system on a striped logical volume (which is smarter than using plain raid-0, but has the same performance)
[22:28] <xomp> jrib, thanks
[22:29] <drizzt_> i use radeon driver and it's so hitty that cannot run 2001 year games lol /spit
[22:29] <Dizkonnekted> rvn, sure no problem, just send me a pm pls
[22:29] <ZenMasta> rvn thanks for the link can't hurt to try something new since nothing else is workin
[22:30] <rvn> ZenMasta: i love that tool, have had nothing but positive experience with it, so it ought to work for ya
[22:30] <ikus060> oldtopman : sure, I did. I manage to install both of them. It's not a matter of getting them working. My question is about the video playback of the driver. Both of them doesn't seams to work. So I'm wondering which one should actually work.
[22:30] <kop> drizzt_, why bother w/ radeon at all , ATI has been nothing but trouble for *nix usrs for years
[22:30] <ZenMasta> rvn awe, ubuntu server isn't in the distribution list :(
[22:30] <rvn> no worries
[22:30] <rvn> just use the iso u downloaded
[22:30] <rvn> it works with any linux
[22:30] <drizzt_> i think guys bahing opensource friver target cutting edge cards and dont guve a sjit for klegacy hardware
[22:30] <ZenMasta> oh okay I see the options below
[22:30] <rvn> :)
[22:30] <rvn> great tool eh? :D
[22:30] <Computer> why is Ubuntu 64-bit "Not reccommended for daily desktop usage" ?
[22:30] <ZenMasta> rvn the first part is asking to download. looks neat
[22:31] <drizzt_> kop, because ATI is good cheap cards
[22:31] <NucWin> stefg unfortunatlly that would involve moving the 1TB of data off the computer lol maybe will look into it though if i ever change my stripes (currently 64k os & 256k data)
[22:31] <kop> drizzt_, you're half right , guess which one ? heh
[22:32] <stefg> NucWin: so how comes that you reformat then.... you'll have to move the date off first, too?
[22:32] <xomp> jrib, seems #ubuntu-bugs isn't the appropriate place lol, I give up. Thanks though for all your help.
[22:32] <kop> drizzt_, I will conditionally agree but that comparison requires the use of a M$ OS
[22:33] <NucWin> stefg thats why i have the data stripe only needed to format the first stripe :)
[22:33] <rvn> wow, the new ubuntu installer (once ur past the user prompts) is quite nice graphically
[22:33] <stefg> NucWin_ : pastebin me a 'sudo fdisk -l' output plz
[22:33] <NucWin> cant atm back in windows burning alt cd :)
[22:34] <rvn> nucwin: you could give him a diskpart xD
[22:34] <foo_fighter> does anyone know any screenlet to gnome for scrolling rss?
[22:34] <dr4c4n> after fresh install lucid, dvd drive umounts randomly, anyone else have this problem?
[22:34] <stefg> NucWin: are we talking morrored (raid1) or striped (raid0) here? if you have raid 0 you can't reformat anything without data loss....
[22:34] <oldtopman> dr4c4n i just installed lynx want me to test
[22:34] <stefg> *mirrored
[22:35] <NucWin> raid0
[22:35] <dr4c4n> oldtopman: please,
[22:35] <oldtopman> what kind of dvd: data or video
[22:35] <oldtopman> and how long is randomly
[22:35] <dr4c4n> oldtopman: I've just repartitioned and installed from the iso xubuntu
[22:35] <stefg> NucWin: raid 0 means: lose one disk, lose all your data... it's not redundant
[22:36] <NucWin> yups i know
[22:36] <nicoco> hi ! I can't copy files > 4 gb on a ext2 usb hdd because of this error : "error during slice operation : file too big"
[22:36] <dr4c4n> dvd is a commercial movie
[22:36] <oldtopman> mee too (Xubuntu FTW)
[22:36] <oldtopman> alright gimme a min
[22:36] <dr4c4n> random time has varied anywhere from 20 minutes to 45
[22:36] <NucWin> i backup my photos and stuff i code in perl but rest i just take the risk
[22:36] <dr4c4n> and only mounts dvd upon boot
[22:36] <drizzt_> nicoco, you ust format ext2 with an option for large files
[22:36] <xangua> nicoco: that's not an issue, it's a fact
[22:36] <stefg> NucWin: so you can't reformat anything without moving your data off the disk then
[22:37] <nicoco> xangua: will ext3 work ? what fs should I use for my external usb hdd ?
[22:37] <NucWin> i created two bios stripes over the two disks
[22:37] <bsmith093> i r4restored grub2 after installing windows xp (dual boot) and the grub file menu.lst does not exist HELP!
[22:37] <NucWin> so can format the first stripe without affecting the second
[22:37] <BalSak> hi guys. something got borked. now when I do an update/upgrade, I get prompted to do a "apt-get -f install", which want to remove most software from my system & prompts me: "You are about to do something potentially harmful." "To continue type in the phrase 'Yes, do as I say!'"
[22:37] <oldtopman> wrong kind
[22:37] <oldtopman> brb
[22:37] <NucWin> brb rebooting to alt cd
[22:38] <drizzt_> BalSak, it's called broken packeges
[22:38] <bsmith093> i booted into ubuntu and i never saw an option to boot into windows. the grub menu never appeared
[22:38] <BalSak> drizzt_: thnx, how do I address it?
[22:38] <drizzt_> BalSak, set your repository to old one
[22:38] <BalSak> k
[22:38] <nicoco> xangua: I thought fat32 had issue with large files but ext2 was ok am I wrong ?
[22:39] <stefg> NucWin: so you just want to reformat the linux stripe, right?
[22:39] <drizzt_> nicoco, ext2 is old as mammuth sh*t it doesn't support anything like this
[22:39] <stefg> NucWin: so you just want to reformat the linux *array*, right?
[22:39] <oldtopman> dr4c4n the princess bride works for me
[22:39] <drizzt_> drizzt_, there was no 1GB drives until 95
[22:39] <nicoco> xangua: oh ok ill go for ext3 then...
[22:40] <dr4c4n> oldtopman: yes the dvd works,
[22:40] <nicoco> or ext4 ? I don't understand anything about filesystems what should I choose for my usb hdd ?
[22:41] <stefg> nicoco: how big is it?
[22:41] <nicoco> 500gb
[22:41] <drizzt_> nicoco, use NTFS
[22:41] <nicoco> ntfs, seriously ?
[22:41] <stefg> nicoco: and what are you going to store on it?
[22:41] <nicoco> I don't use windows
[22:41] <noelferreira> how can i downgrade DIA to version 0.96?
[22:41] <nicoco> mostly large files
[22:41] <thejandroman> !digest
[22:41] <stefg> nicoco: xfs then
[22:41] <drizzt_> nicoco, so what? it support large files and not changing version with each year
[22:41] <JAMMAN2110> Does anyone know where I can find a list (online) of all the packages installed "out of the box" with Server 9.10?
[22:42] <Saggamawuat> i used the fstab to mount my win partition when booting ubuntu but i cant let rythmbox access the music i stored there and get an error message >>Unprivileged user can not mount NTFS block devices using the external FUSE library... how can i fix that?
[22:42] <brontosaurusrex> ext2 does have a nice size limit, seems to be 16 gigs? anyway there are free drivers for win as well - to support ext2, so i did that once or twice
[22:42] <pyrophelia> i've got a system with a lot of serial ATA backplanes.  How do I determine which backplane is giving me problems from the syslog when all it says is ata9.01 exception Emask 0x10 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x4010000 action 0xf....
[22:42] <nicoco> why would ntfs or xfs be better than ext4 ?
[22:43] <stefg> nicoco: but that'll mean that you can never take that disk to a Mac or windows box
[22:43] <pyrophelia> I can always just pull a drive out and see which ata number barks at me, but that would cause more problems than it fixes
[22:44] <dorgan> if i want to get get back a value to use in useradd for the --password argument   how would i do that is there a command line tool to get back the encrypted value?
[22:44] <stefg> nicoco: xfs is very good for large files.... ext4 isn't really mature, ntfs is out of question... slow on linux
[22:44] <mikel> Hey all - I'm having some difficulty with sudo-ldap. Most LDAP functionality is working fine, users can login and so on, but they can't sudo at all - auth.log reports '3 incorrect password attempts' rather than 'you're not allowed sucka', but the passwords work just fine for the purpose of logging in via ssh in the first place.
[22:44] <pyrophelia> stefg, jfs > xfs
[22:44] <nicoco> stefg: thanks for the advices
[22:44] <pyrophelia> stefg, you need several TB of swap to check TBs of XFS
[22:44] <FSPKwon> Hey
[22:44] <nicoco> I don't plan on moving it from my computer so I'll choose xfs... or jfs ?
[22:45] <NucWin> stefg seems i have got it installing now :) i will look into using softraid instead of dmraid next time i need to make changes to biosraid config :) thanks for your help dude :)
[22:45] <mikel> btrfs is getting close to viable as a replacement for xfs. I wouldn't use it in a production environment yet but it's rock-solid at home so far
[22:45] <stefg> nicoco, pyrophelia : http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/388
[22:45] <noelferreira> how can i downgrade DIA to version 0.96?
[22:46] <n8w> anyone familiar with pm-utils?
[22:46] <LHoT10820> O.o; Registered?
[22:46] <pyrophelia> stefg, i'm aware of the benchmarks, but if your data isn't safe what's the point of a FS than can spread across several hundred TBs
[22:46] <FSPKwon> GUys anyone knoew of the Linksys WUSB54G v4?
[22:47] <pyrophelia> mikel, how is the speed?
[22:47] <LHoT10820> ...lol
[22:47] <LHoT10820> Okay, identified.
[22:47] <LHoT10820> Anyways.
[22:47] <LHoT10820> I'm having a bunch of graphical glitches on 10.4
[22:47] <dorgan> anyone?
[22:47] <nicoco> I'll go for xfs as it seems to work without installing any other package
[22:48] <test34> I started having sound problems with Skype on 10.04...
[22:48] <nicoco> thanks guys
[22:48] <stefg> pyrophelia: considering data integrity i'd trust xfs 10x more than ext4 ..... and jfs is a somewhat exotic choice on linux, i actaully know noone who is using it
[22:49]  * LHoT10820 glances at the user count in the channel, falls over.
[22:49] <test34> Any good open source alternative to Skype?
[22:49] <Dougie_> I was curious if anyone knows if the Geforce GT330M is now supported in 10.04? I tried 9.10 when I first got the notebook but couldn't get them to work with hardware acceleration or anything. I searched the forums and google and can just find old info.
[22:50] <acicula> dual graphics support is a bit iffy still afaik, can you disable one of the gpu's in the bios?
[22:50] <LHoT10820> So, can anyone help with minor graphical issues?
[22:50] <pyrophelia> stefg, jfs is also kinda dead.  But it's easier to run FS checks on JFS than it is on XFS
[22:50] <LHoT10820> I'm not too sure where to begin.
[22:51] <Dougie_> It's a single gpu....it's a notebook card
[22:51] <tertl3> begin at the end
[22:51] <Kingsy101> ok I really need some help.. is it possible to get back filenames from file000.CHK files?
[22:51] <drizzt_> Kingsy101, no
[22:51] <Kingsy101> my entire USB filesystem has turned into file soup
[22:51] <MichRT> Hey everyone
[22:51] <mikel> pyrophelia: I haven't been putting it under particularly heavy load but it's performance seems pretty comparable to reiserfs which I was using before
[22:51] <ComputerKid> its quiet now!
[22:52] <eeg> hi
[22:52] <Kingsy101> drizzt_ - is it possible to get file extensions back?
[22:52] <eeg> i have a problem with getting untarred executables to run
[22:52] <drizzt_> i think they are not even really files
[22:52] <stefg> pyrophelia: then we should agree on ext3... hey it's an USB disk anyway. the bottleneck is the interface, not the filesystem. and the more i think of it the more i think ext3 is right... xfs might not like unplugging the disk in the middle of a write
[22:52] <Kingsy101> drizzt_ - they are files cos some of them are showing as images
[22:52] <valentino_tuga> Hi. I've installed ubuntu through wubi and I'd like to know if it's possible to access my windows files inside ubuntu
[22:53] <drizzt_> but you can try to guess the filetype with hex editor
[22:53] <MichRT> Is it possible to get the compiz cube from 9.10 into 10.04?
[22:55] <drizzt_> Kingsy101, or the file utility
[22:55] <NativeAngels> has anyone here installed ubuntu on a sunfire v100
[22:55] <stefg> NativeAngels: rather ask taht on #ubuntu-server
[22:56] <g0nz0|Boston> In Ubuntu when attempting GUI administrative tasks, it requests a sudo password instead of the root password. Does anyone have any information about how that was accomplished?
[22:57] <mikel> valentino_tuga: have a look in System->Administration->Disk Utility
[22:57] <drizzt_> g0nz0|Boston, each shortcut was made to use gksudo
[22:57] <g0nz0|Boston> drizzt_, make sense, thanks for the pointer
[22:58] <valentino_tuga> thanks mikel
[22:58] <ZenMasta> rvn you still there
[22:59] <docdoc> hi
[23:00] <valentino_tuga> mikel, I found the directory. it's mounted on /host. thanks again
[23:00] <drizzt_> btw how to make beagle index my files?
[23:00] <Jordan_U> bsmith093: Just run "sudo update-grub"
[23:00] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | bsmith093
[23:01] <_dan_> hello, how can i revert to the old update-manager behaviour which shows me an icon in the systray when updates are available?
[23:03] <Doug_> Ok, now that I installed a real client lol... Anyone have any idea of full Geforce GT330M support in 10.04?
[23:03] <ZenMasta> anyone here familiar with unetbootin? I can't get it to work
[23:04] <noelferreira> how can i downgrade DIA to version 0.96?
[23:05] <docdoc> i'm having trouble sending mail via smtp from thunderbird 2.0.0.24 (ubuntu 9.10). if i run a log from thunderbird my account authenticates ok - the last line on the log is "SMTP Send: MAIL FROM:<email@isp.co.uk> SIZE=1961". The emails never actually get sent
[23:05] <trism> _dan_: /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch in gconf I believe, set it to false and the icons will come back
[23:06] <Ebuntu> !info unetbootin
[23:07] <drizzt_> docdoc, it seems your server doesn;t like you
[23:07] <geo> hi gyes
[23:07] <noelferreira> how can i downgrade DIA to version 0.96?
[23:07] <drizzt_> drizzt_, what happents when you sending mail manually?
[23:08] <docdoc> if i telnet into my smtp server and send mail manually there is no problem at all
[23:08] <drizzt_> docdoc, oh I'm afraid you'll hav eto submit the bug in thinderbird
[23:09] <drizzt_> problem is, that bugs in mozzilla rpoducts can be oipened for 10 years straight
[23:09] <cathats> mmmmmm suck my hard cock
[23:10] <drizzt_> !ops | cathats
[23:10] <docdoc> i don't have problems sending from thunderbird on my windoze pc, and intermittently TB on my ubuntu machine sends ok! it's so random i can't figure it out!
[23:10] <drizzt_> docdoc, maybe your server has outages?
[23:11] <drizzt_> docdoc, or it's certain recipioents you cannot send to?
[23:12] <wahib_> Hi !
[23:12] <docdoc> no, it's a very reliable server, and I can send from my windows machine without any problems ever
[23:12] <docdoc> smtp.gmx.net
[23:12] <drizzt_> docdoc, try nightbuilt thunderbird
[23:13] <drizzt_> i don't believe moronic maintainers to mess with complex software
[23:13] <drizzt_> trust*
[23:13] <docdoc> and i've tried sending plain via port 25, and SSL via 465 (netcat says 465 is present)
[23:14] <drizzt_> docdoc, why you don't want night thunderbird build to test?
[23:15] <docdoc> i may well try that and see what happens
[23:15] <drizzt_> to maintainers are going people whio's too stupid to be programmers or just have a good work bacause having ton of frre time
[23:16] <ikonia> enogh
[23:16] <ikonia> enough
[23:16] <junteck> hi there !
[23:16] <junteck> i need some help with running 10.04 on my usb
[23:16] <junteck> anyone able to give me a run down on how to do it ?
[23:16] <alexi5> is there any advantage in using ubuntu over debian for a database server (postgresql)
[23:16] <iantlopp> how do you format a flash drive?
[23:17] <ikonia> alexi5: just personal prefernce
[23:17] <drizzt_> alexi5, only commercial support i beliwve
[23:17] <iantlopp> alexi5: I can only offer the reason I switched... drivers and software in general are kept more up to date on ubuntu than Debian...
[23:17] <junteck> already done it with unetbootin
[23:17] <alexi5> ok thanks
[23:17] <docdoc> thanks guys
[23:18] <junteck> anybody can help ?
[23:19] <_dan_> hello, is there a way to disable the new appindicator features to get the old behaviour back?
[23:19] <drizzt_> _dan_, roll back to 10.04
[23:19] <drizzt_> 9.10*
[23:19] <iantlopp> how would one format a flash drive, either via cli or gui?
[23:19] <_dan_> drizzt_ hmpf :O
[23:20] <iantlopp> nevermind... heh.
[23:20] <dr4c4n> brb cracking my case, so to speak
[23:20] <iantlopp> disk util
[23:20] <iantlopp> but what would be the proper way via cli?
[23:20] <junteck> Hi guys, i have a problem with booting from my usb for ubuntu 10.04 - i'm getting no DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found!
[23:20] <junteck> Hi guys, i have a problem with booting from my usb for ubuntu 10.04 - i'm getting no DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found! - anyone kind enough to point me in the right direction ?
[23:20] <ikonia>  junteck please don't repeat your question that quickly
[23:20] <junteck> pardon me
[23:21] <SeveredCross> Hey everyone, running Ubuntu Lucid LiveCD here, testing some VPN stuff, finding it impossible to maintain both a VPN connection and the WiFi connection via NetworkManager. Surely it can't be impossible to have both connected at the same time without everything exploding.
[23:21] <drizzt_> iantlopp, mkfs it was in my times
[23:22] <iantlopp> drizzt: thanks
[23:23] <Jordan_U> junteck: It's a known bug with unetbootin. If you want a system that you can keep up to date and use normally you may want to do a standard install rather than unetbootin anyway.
[23:23] <onexx> hi
[23:23] <onexx> hi
[23:24] <junteck> Jordan_U - thanks for the reply. any way around that ?
[23:24] <onexx> hello
[23:24] <Jordan_U> junteck: Remove the previous unetbootin files before running unetbootin again.
[23:24] <wahib_> hello onexx
[23:24] <junteck> Jordan_U: meaning to say, delete the file and download a new one ?
[23:25] <Vonnegut> ubuntu
[23:26] <eeg> hi can anyone please help me on getting these executables to run
[23:26] <drizzt_> eeg, ?
[23:26] <eeg> i untarred it in /usr/erpss
[23:26] <eeg> thanks drizzt
[23:26] <eeg> eeg@EEG:/usr/erpss/bin$ file ecdbl
[23:26] <eeg> ecdbl: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.0.0, not stripped
[23:26] <eeg> thats what it shows
[23:27] <eeg> the permission says this
[23:27] <eeg> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root  39102 2000-12-20 15:33 ecdbl*
[23:27] <FloodBot1> eeg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:27] <eeg> ooh oops
[23:27] <eeg> so when i try to run it
[23:27] <noelferreira> how can i downgrade DIA to version 0.96?
[23:27] <eeg> it says no such file or directory
[23:28] <eeg> drizzt_, do you know what may be the problem
[23:29] <drizzt_> noelferreira, add karmic repo
[23:29] <drizzt_> eeg, no I don't
[23:29] <eeg> oh oaky thanks
[23:29] <Grubulous> hi
[23:29] <supermagnum> hello, does anyone here know howfdi files work?
[23:29] <noelferreira> drizzt_, i have a python2.5 dependency i can't install
[23:29] <supermagnum> i cant get my toucsreen to work.
[23:30] <supermagnum> i have tried to use the advice form this page: http://www.google.no/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&ved=0CCoQFjAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fbugs.launchpad.net%2Fbugs%2F577257&ei=iYgFTLvgLpaUOMHEmYYF&usg=AFQjCNEy6kMuUuWuUHJNDqfM7upUj9pATQ
[23:30] <supermagnum> i run kubunut 9.10
[23:30] <forkup> how are you trying to run it
[23:31] <blue_anna> is there a keyboard applet that shows the flag instead of an abbreviation?
[23:31] <ZAIKO> hola alguna chica?
[23:31] <Grubulous> So, I'm polling a shared network folder for changes but how do I tell if a file is completely loaded into the shared folder or the transfer is still in progress?
[23:31] <maco> ZAIKO: 1. english only 2. this channel is not for picking up chicas
[23:31] <ZenMasta> anyone here familiar with unetbootin? I can't get it to work
[23:31] <supermagnum> it is detected in HAL, and cat displays it too
[23:32] <SeveredCross> Hmm, I think I need to file a bug against NetworkManager.
[23:32] <dupondje> I upgraded my cpu in my computer, and now things segfault at random... Any idea what could be the cause ?
[23:32] <omo_> irc://nml625icn2hc5s6y.onion
[23:32] <t3chmastr> Hello
[23:32] <Vigo> blue_anna: gDesklets or a bunch of other widgets that can possibly work that out.
[23:32] <Ebuntu> hi
[23:32] <SeveredCross> dupondje: Heat?
[23:32] <Ebuntu>  
[23:33] <dupondje> SeveredCross: CPU Temperature:        +38.0°C  (high = +90.0°C, crit = +125.0°C)
[23:33] <dupondje> nope
[23:33] <Typos_King> !es | ZAIKO
[23:33] <Ebuntu> !info gDesklets
[23:33] <blue_anna> Vigo: I want an applet though, not a screenlet
[23:33] <blue_anna> Vigo: one of the icon things on the top bar
[23:34] <Vigo> blue_anna: Yes, I understand, are you using Gnome?
[23:34] <falafell> anyone know why my ' system monitor' displays different free ram memory then 'top' or 'free' in terminal?
[23:34] <linxeh> whats the best option for hosting git repositories? the normal git daemon and git-web or something else ?
[23:34] <Ebuntu> hmm
[23:34] <blue_anna> Vigo: I am -- gDesklet will run applets in my applet dock?
[23:34] <linxeh> eg gitosis ?
[23:34] <chrislsp> anyone use matlab on linux here?
[23:35] <Ebuntu> !info matlab
[23:35] <Ebuntu> D:
[23:35] <Vigo> blue_anna: looking now, I think they are dockable?
[23:35] <chrislsp> so no way to run matlab??
[23:35] <kzman> is it possible to see the text behind X Windows System?
[23:35] <Ebuntu> you can probably run it on wine
[23:35] <falafell> kzman, if you find out, let me know xD
[23:35] <Ebuntu> if its a windows app
[23:35] <chrislsp> mm ok i will try
[23:36] <Vigo> blue_anna: https://launchpad.net/gdesklets
[23:36] <plouffe> chrislsp, have you had a look at Octave?
[23:36] <chrislsp> plouffe no
[23:36] <plouffe> chrislsp, it's a Matlab clone, can run most Matlab scripts
[23:36] <chrislsp> a friend of mine needs it and i try to find a solution for him
[23:37] <chrislsp> plouffe thx for the info i will try to see if this was helpfull
[23:37] <Vigo> blue_anna: and here:> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[23:38] <blue_anna> Vigo: reading while I install to try it out .. but form the looks of that first page it doesnt
[23:38] <ComputerKid> killer roombas
[23:38] <IMTheNachoMan> how do I give the id "www-data" permission to read the contents of the home folder of another user
[23:39] <IMTheNachoMan> rather, a sub-dir in the home folder of another user
[23:39] <IMTheNachoMan> read and write
[23:39] <IMTheNachoMan> i know i can add the other users group to the group of www-data, but that would mean entire home directory, i just want one directory
[23:40] <Dantix> hi all, I need to use a crafted kernel to get my edubook working. I've installed a regular karmic 9.10 with 2.6.31-14-generic kernel and the edubook boots fine. When I changed by the kernel I need, it fails saying: mount: mount point /sys/kernel/security does not exist ... Obviously this kernel lacks of something the regular one have and provides the securityfs. Are there a way to avoid this error without change the kernel back?
[23:40] <Vigo> blue_anna: Yes, there are so many widgets/apps/programs that are for such things is mind boggling,
[23:40] <blue_anna> Vigo: it crashes on launch :S
[23:40] <Jordan_U> Dantix: You're probably missing apparmor
[23:41] <blue_anna> geez my system's only a month or so old, it cant be that out of synch
[23:41] <Dantix> Jordan_U: apparmor is something "uninstallable"
[23:41] <Dantix> ?
[23:42] <Jordan_U> Dantix: Apparmor is an alternative to selinux that is not in the mainline kernel.
[23:42] <sshc> How do I download libsdl?
[23:43] <Dantix> Jordan_U: as selinux is it possible to disable it?
[23:43] <sshc> There's a problem where the mouse is much too slow in quake games
[23:43] <Vigo> blue_anna: Have you tried Compiz? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1414548&highlight=desktop+customize
[23:43] <sshc> It didn't exist before Ubuntu was upgraded to 10.04
[23:44] <sshc> How do I check if Compiz is running?
[23:44] <sshc> I want to make sure it's not running
[23:44] <Jordan_U> Dantix: What is your goal? Why are you installing an alternate kernel, and from where?
[23:45] <iantlopp> does anyone know of any software that can capture the input of a USB HID device and convert that input into customizable keystrokes?
[23:45] <ChaoticXSinZ> hey Is there a specific reason that we have gcc-4.1 but not gcc-4.2 in the lucid repos?
[23:47] <Dantix> Jordan_U: I've bought for test an edubook netbook from chinese provider and they only give me linux support with a special kernel that recognises sound and network card.
[23:47] <tripelb> Please answer or refer me to a better group for this question. Thanks. -- I have an iso file from a movie dvd I bought. I want to see the files inside it and see if there are multiple copies of the movie (in different formats perhaps) and I'd like to be able to save a smaller piece of the iso on a disk for safekeeping. Thanks. (Oh yea, I creamed the original with my heel. It still looks good. It's the Japanese disk not the Disney one.)
[23:47] <tripelb> Danfix, lucky you!
[23:48] <blue_anna> Vigo: Compiz doesnt run on powerpc architecture :(
[23:48] <plouffe> tripelb, can you right click open with archive manager
[23:48] <ZenMasta> anyone here familiar with unetbootin? I can't get it to work
[23:49] <Jordan_U> Dantix: Have you checked to see if Ubuntu 10.04 supports your sound and network cards without modification?
[23:49] <Ebuntu> !info untetbootin
[23:49] <Ebuntu> oops
[23:49] <ChaoticXSinZ> Jordan_U, livecd
[23:49] <Riiiis> hi, i've just downloaded ubuntu 10.04 32bit and are trying to install it. but when i get to step 4, Prepare partitions, it doesnt show me any devices at all...
[23:50] <Ebuntu> !info unetbootin
[23:50] <Vigo> blue_anna: Ermm, uhmm, gconf? or AWN?
[23:50] <ionut> does anyonw knows an alternative an alternative for the application write room (used on mac) ?
[23:50] <ZenMasta> i know what it is, telling me what it is doesn't help
[23:50] <Dantix> Jordan_U: chinese people does not support 10.04
[23:51] <Vigo> blue_anna:> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1470972&highlight=desktop+customize <:maybe
[23:51] <Jordan_U> Dantix: It doesn't sound like they support 9.10 very well either, or you wouldn't be here :)
[23:51] <bricky> can I do any chdisk tools from linux on a windows parition
[23:52] <timposey> tripelb:  the only thing I could think of is burn the iso then look at the burned cd or dvd and rip from that.   I don't know anyway to look inside however I did see something the other day to mount an iso file, that would probably do it.
[23:52] <blue_anna> ÇVigo I'm happy with the applet manager that comes standard .. I just want a different keyboard applet htan the gnome standard one
[23:52] <Riiiis> Any idea why my ubuntu installer doesnt show me any harddrive devices ?
[23:52] <Jordan_U> Dantix: At least with stock 10.04 (if it works with your hardware) you will get better support from the community.
[23:52] <blue_anna> Vigo: xfc4 has one where you can see the flag for the locale you are switching too, that would be much prettier :)
[23:52] <DIL> Riiiis, power
[23:53] <falafell> anyone know why my ' system monitor' displays different free ram memory then 'top' or 'free' in terminal?
[23:53] <blue_anna> Vigo: but I can't find the binary -- xfce4-xkb-plugin, which you find online, is *not* the binary anymore
[23:53] <stephans> question: has anyone successfully set up xrdp on ubuntu?
[23:53] <blue_anna> Vigo: but I'd take anything with a flag really :)
[23:53] <Riiiis> DIL its on, i can see it in the live system and boot from the partitions already on it
[23:53] <urthmover> bricky: http://www.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php  is about as close as you are gonna get.  I suggest using Bart-PE or vmware
[23:53] <DIL> Riiiis, k
[23:53] <tripelb> How can I read the files in an ISO on a hard drive. It's built into linux as I understand.
[23:53] <Dantix> Jordan_U: maybe you're right, but I want to go step by step. The edubook works fine with 8.04, trying now with 9.1 and later 10..
[23:54] <learner7> is there a handy script I can use to generate a new menu for GRUB?
[23:54] <Jordan_U> learner7: update-grub
[23:54] <learner7> Jordan_U, does it need root?
[23:54] <Jordan_U> !iso | learner7
[23:54] <Jordan_U> learner7: Yes.
[23:54] <plouffe> tripelb, I just looked at one of my iso's with archive manager. Very simple
[23:55] <bricky> urthmover: okay thanks
[23:55] <Vigo> blue_anna: I am familiar with that, LXDE also has one liken to that, I suggest gconf or Main Menu or Synaptic Install Xfce, but one can fetch the particular program that would or should make that function.
[23:55] <tripelb> plouffe, is it that thing for learner7 that ubottu spit out?
[23:55] <blue_anna> Vigo: I did install xfce4 :) I just dont know the name of the binary for that applet :P
[23:55] <sod> learner7, for a simple way to peek inside, in ubuntu right click on it and pick "open with archive manager"
[23:55] <blue_anna> Vigo: if I switch to xfce, I see it
[23:56] <sod> learner7, or "extract here" and it will extract the contents as if it where a zip file
[23:56] <sshc> How do I determine which driver I'm using for  ATI Radeon X1650 Pro 512mb?
[23:56] <plouffe> tripelb, you right click, then "Open with Archive Manager"
[23:56] <Dantix> Jordan_U: anyway, your advice help me to start investigate the solution, if there are one... thanks
[23:56] <bricky> also is there a crash log I can look out my computer overheats and I would like more info
[23:56] <Jordan_U> Dantix: You're welcome.
[23:56] <bricky> look at*
[23:57] <Vigo> blue_anna: Yes, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1321457&highlight=xfce
[23:57] <ionut> does anyonw knows an alternative an alternative for the application write room (used on mac) ?
[23:57] <bricky> I need to know why my computer reaches 94 degrees celcius
[23:58] <urthmover> bricky: 'cat /var/messages/log'  might help
[23:58] <sod> bricky, laptop or desktop, if laptop what type?
[23:58] <bricky> Thanks
[23:58] <urthmover> bricky: yw
[23:58] <bricky> Laptop, HP dv800
[23:58] <Aspidzent> join #category5
[23:58] <bricky> 8000*
[23:59] <Vigo> blue_anna: That looks like the easiest and most stable way, add xfce to Gnome or go pure Xfce, choice is a wonderful thing.
[23:59] <eNTRO> hi #ubuntu
[23:59] <urthmover> bricky: less /var/log/messages   is probably more useful than using cat
[23:59] <valentino_tuga> i changed the display image of the boot and session. How do I go back to the original ubuntu theme?
[23:59] <pietro10> hi