[00:00] <MetalGeek_N00b> kevin__, sorry mate had to restart, would you be able to tell me where to go to talk about programming
[00:00] <tiimo> shoudl i remove this OpenJDK Runtime Environment
[00:00] <Kevin`> MetalGeek_N00b: not sure, actually
[00:00] <mneptok> MetalGeek_N00b: general coding, or something specific?
[00:00] <Kevin`> there's always #defocus I suppose
[00:00] <sensae> Kevin`: MetalGeek_N00b #ubuntu-offtopic has been suggested. I'm interested in this conversation.
[00:00] <trism> mengu: you can hit ctrl+r and type some text to do something similar (with bash)
[00:01] <Kevin`> MetalGeek_N00b: #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[00:01] <_jesse_> !who | tiimo
[00:01] <_jesse_> tiimo: and no, it'll remove it automatically if it conflicts
[00:01] <mengu> trism: is this about the shell?
[00:02] <trism> mengu: yes, about searching for previous commands
[00:02] <rukubites> Kevin`: Oh! I didn't see 2.6.34-lucid I will try that guy.
[00:02] <rukubites> Kevin`: I was looking at the end of the list.
[00:02] <rukubites> Kevin`: Is it safe to try the 2.6.34.1-maverick kernel?
[00:03] <tiimo> thats didint work mate
[00:03] <koven> hello i'm disconnecting very often with a bcm4322 chipset, any advice for this issue?
[00:04] <mengu> trism: i thought it was about setting a shortcut for a specific action.
[00:04] <_jesse_> tiimo: prefix your messages with the nick of whomever you are talking too! :P and same error?
[00:04] <Kevin`> rukubites: you really should use the kernel source directly. unlikely to cause damage if that's what you mean.
[00:04] <mengu> i'm already using ctrl+r but that one is pretty easier and fast
[00:04] <tiimo> _jesse_: yes
[00:05] <tiimo> _jesse_:  Cant i just use the one i downloaded of the sun website its 64 bit
[00:05] <_jesse_> tiimo: it's better to use the package manage
[00:05] <_jesse_> r
[00:05] <rukubites> Kevin`: I'm not really comfortable compiling it myself - especially on an unstable system. Are you meaning to use, e.g.: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/daily/ ?
[00:05] <_jesse_> tiimo: try sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre-headless
[00:06] <Niglop> http://www.xfce.org/documentation/4.2/manuals/xfdesktop#xfdesktop-menu
[00:06] <Niglop> how do i get to figure 5
[00:06] <Kevin`> rukubites: no, I was meaning to compile it yourself. although the disk access would probably make that rather unsuitible, unless you do it in ram
[00:07] <tiimo> _jesse_ Problem is the app wont work with the openjdk its needs the sun java
[00:07] <_jesse_> tiimo: ah alrihgt, then sure try sun's version, or enable the other repos (nonfree I think) and install sun's ppa
[00:08] <tiimo> sure
[00:08] <superlou> hi folks, everytime i boot up ubuntu, my two drives swtich their /dev/ position
[00:08] <rukubites> Kevin`: It isn't really feasible for me to compile the kernel. Especially since I don't have build tools installed, and installing them is scary given the hard drive hangs periodically.
[00:08] <Gryllida> Hello? What do I do to access files a Windows user shares with me on the LAN? I'm able to access the machine by ip, do I need to do something to set the file permissions?
[00:08] <superlou> so seem to alternate between /dev/sda, /dev/sdb and /dev/sde, /dev/sdf
[00:08] <_jesse_> tiimo: gotta run, I'm sure someone else can help if that doesn't fix the issue
[00:08] <superlou> and then RAID can't find them
[00:08] <Jordan_U> superlou: Is that causing any problems?
[00:09] <superlou> Jordan_U, mdadm doesn't find them to create software raid /dev/md0
[00:09] <superlou> otherwise, wouldn't really be an issue
[00:09] <superlou> am i missing something important here?
[00:09] <benjr> How do I disable the "extra" or "multimedia" keys on my keyboard from doing anything?
[00:10] <superlou> i can edit /etc/mdadm.conf
[00:10] <superlou> to update the drive /dev locations
[00:10] <superlou> then do mdadm --assemble /dev/md0
[00:10] <superlou> and it rebuilds
[00:10] <superlou> well, not rebuilds
[00:10] <superlou> it's available again
[00:10] <TOM527> hello---this is new to me,, so please be kind
[00:10] <FloodBot1> superlou: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:11] <Jordan_U> superlou: mdadm shouldn't rely on device enumeration, it should use UUIDs (I thought that it did by default)
[00:11] <superlou> i thought it was supposed to, but in /etc/mdadm.conf, it's by dev
[00:11] <Kahlua> Can somebody tell me how to do a RAID with ubuntu?
[00:12] <superlou> is there a better way to assign them other than manually finding the UUID and replacing it in /etc/mdadm.conf?
[00:12] <benjr> How do I disable the "extra" or "multimedia" keys on my keyboard from doing anything?
[00:12] <Jordan_U> superlou: Can you please file a bug report?
[00:12] <edbian> benjr, system -> preferences -> keyboard shortcuts
[00:12] <Dr_Willis> benjr:  why do you want to disable them>
[00:12] <superlou> sure, with ubuntu? or is mdadm a seperate project?
[00:12] <Gryllida> Hello?
[00:12] <edbian> benjr, It might be a bit tricky to figure out which code refers to what key but a little trial and error should solve that
[00:13] <edbian> Gryllida, hi :)
[00:13] <superlou> Jordan_U, the bug is that they were created with device enum instead of UUID?
[00:13] <Jordan_U> superlou: With the mdadm package in Ubuntu.
[00:13] <Gryllida> edbian, What do I do to access files a Windows user shares with me on the LAN? I'm able to access the machine by ip, do I  need to do something to set the file permissions?
[00:13] <superlou> Jordan_U, there was also something funny when i installed the mdadm package.  Postfix failed to install properly I think.
[00:13] <superlou> Could that be related?
[00:13] <Jordan_U> superlou: I doubt it.
[00:13] <Jordan_U> !bugs | superlou
[00:14] <edbian> Gryllida, you can't just browse to it in nautilus
[00:14] <TOM527> how do i turen on my nic card---it's a new install
[00:14] <Gryllida> edbian, ?
[00:14] <edbian> Gryllida, places -> network
[00:14] <superlou> Kahlua, i tried http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch26_:_Linux_Software_RAID#Sponsors
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> TOM527:  you are refering to a wireless network card?
[00:15] <Gryllida> edbian, I just opened it in nautilus, seems to let me read files, I am concerned about the permissions of the files I would write there, like whether the windows user would be able to open them
[00:15] <edbian> Gryllida, What OS is the windows server?  Windows 7 ?
[00:15] <benjr> edbian: that worked for most of them, but not all, the "home" and "fav" button still do something, ive disabled evrey keyboard shortcut
[00:15] <TOM527> yes---thankk you   i just installed ubuntu on my dell 505 and the card works in xp but not ubuntu---i'm new at ubuntu'
[00:16] <edbian> benjr, I'm not sure then :(
[00:16] <benjr> Dr_Willis: I want to lock down the box, its going to be used by mentially challenged users (no exaguration)
[00:16] <Gryllida> edbian, windows xp
[00:16] <Dr_Willis> benjr:   I saw a Crayola Keyboard the other day that has a lot of extra keys removed. (good for kids) no F keys. and so on. and BIG bright letters.
[00:17] <Dr_Willis> benjr:  going to get one for the grandkids
[00:17] <JabberWalkie> benjr: ahhh, so undergrads
[00:17] <edbian> Gryllida, Then it will totally ignore the linux file permissions
[00:17] <edbian> In Microsoft's infinite wisdom they decided that windows xp and ntfs should not implement file permissions in any way.
[00:17] <Gryllida> edbian, the fact is that new files I make are readable and editable only by me, that windows user can't even open them
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> Gryllida:  those just confuse users..
[00:18] <Gryllida> edbian, and I'm wondering how I would configure it
[00:18] <superlou> Jordan_U, i filed the bug via ubuntu-bug mdadm.  Is that the end of the process nowadays or do I follow up online?
[00:18] <edbian> Gryllida, Try setting the last octect to 7.  I really am very confused why it would do that though
[00:18] <Gryllida>  edbian: ??
[00:18] <Jordan_U> superlou: ubuntu-bug should have opened a browser window for you to continue with filing the bug.
[00:18] <edbian> Gryllida, chmod 777 /path/to/file
[00:19] <Gryllida> ok
[00:19] <edbian> Gryllida, Do you know how to change file permissions on linux?
[00:19] <superlou> Jordan_U, whoops, it was a bit slow, and I'm going between computers in two rooms.  Sorry.
[00:19] <JabberWalkie> I prefer using the letters like chmod u+rwx or whatever
[00:21] <Gryllida> edbian:
[00:21] <Gryllida> $ chmod 777 test.txt
[00:21] <Gryllida> chmod: changing permissions of `test.txt': Operation not supported
[00:22] <Gryllida> edbian: I did it after cd'ing to the file dir in ~/.gvfs/
[00:22] <baltane> sudo
[00:22] <Gryllida> ok
[00:22] <baltane> sudo chmod 777 test.txt
[00:22] <Gryllida> $ sudo chmod 777 test.txt
[00:22] <Gryllida> [sudo] password for user:
[00:22] <Gryllida> chmod: cannot access `test.txt': Permission denied
[00:22] <TOM527> so afdter working on with windows, doing it for a school for the last 18 years--i was retired and now i'm looking to learn ubuntu---and this booksays to join an irc and they might help answer any questions
[00:23] <Gryllida> !hi | TOM527
[00:23] <Gryllida> :)
[00:23] <mengu> TOM527: then congratulations! :)
[00:23] <Gryllida> baltane: what next?
[00:23] <KB1JWQ> TOM527: Welcome aboard. :-)  It's a fun road.
[00:24] <KB1JWQ> TOM527: Mind if I ask which book?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> !wireless | TOM527
[00:24] <Gryllida> sebsebseb: evening
[00:25] <TOM527> tyhank-you   i did some research berfore joining and i am not sure i found the answer to my question---i have a d505laTISTUDE AND ALTHOUGH UBUJNTO RECXOGNIZES THE WIRLESS NIC IT WILL NOT LET ME TURN IT ON OR ACTIVATE IT
[00:25] <baltane> Gryllida, chmod: cannot access `test.txt':
[00:25] <baltane> means it can't find the file
[00:25] <Gryllida> ?
[00:25] <Tempus_> ok i need some serious help
[00:25] <TOM527> didn't mean to shout--pinky error
[00:25] <Tempus_> I made a BIGGGGG boo boo
[00:25] <KB1JWQ> Tempus_: Okay.  What'd you break? :-)
[00:25] <Gryllida> baltane: I opened it with nano, it exists
[00:26] <Tempus_> hahah you guessed it
[00:26] <Tempus_> i did this
[00:26] <edbian> Tempus_, What is it?
[00:26] <Tempus_> rm login.keyring
[00:26] <Gryllida> removed
[00:26] <Tempus_> so now I cant get in
[00:26] <Spaztic_One> How do I undo a hard block on my wLAN when my wireless switch/button doesn't work under Ubuntu? This has been a problem before, but it "magically" unlocked and started working two weeks ago until the battery came out of my laptop (while it was on but suspended) earlier today.
[00:26] <sebsebseb> Gryllida: hi
[00:26] <Gryllida> :)
[00:26] <rukubites> Okay two kernels to try until they fail.
[00:26] <Tempus_> yes I was trying to get rid of the default.keyring for the wireless and that was the only keyring in that dir
[00:27] <Gryllida> baltane: edbian: what can you suggest to continue with the permissions issue?
[00:27] <baltane> Gryllida, where is the file located?
[00:27] <edbian> Gryllida, What are the permissions on the files in question right now?
[00:27] <edbian> Gryllida, 777?
[00:27] <melkor> My webcam gets hot I was curious if I could disable it.  I tried modprob -r stkcamera but I don't know if that did anything.
[00:27] <edbian> Gryllida, If they're not 777 make them 777 and try again.
[00:28] <Jordan_U> Spaztic_One: What is the output of "rfkill list"?
[00:28] <Tempus_> so can i use the recovery shell and maybe an apt-get....????
[00:28] <hiexpo> killall
[00:28] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: soft block no, hard block yes
[00:29] <Jordan_U> Spaztic_One: I assume you've tried rfkill unblock?
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> Spaztic_One:  i got an odd laptop. if i use the switch to turn off wireless.. i have to go to windows.. turn it back on.. then reboot.. :( i never touch the switch any more
[00:29] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: Not yet, wasn't aware of that.
[00:29] <Spaztic_One> Dr_Willis: Don't have anything other than Lucid on this machine.
[00:30] <TOM527> i typed befdore i read-----the book is beginning ubuntu lynix  by thomas and channelle
[00:30] <Tempus_> ok am I being ignored or nobody has ever done that and dont know how to fix it ??
[00:30] <melkor> How would I go about turning off a specific usb device, I can see the device with lsusb, I think I can power it off right?
[00:30] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_:  im not even clear on what you did, so ive never done it. :)
[00:31] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: Doesn't seem to undo the hard block.
[00:31] <rukubites> Tempus_: btw, you're not being ignored, people tend not to answer if they can't help.
[00:31] <edbian> Tempus_, Suggestion: create a new user.  Use root to copy your files into that new user.  Delete the old user.
[00:31] <kelly873> Is there a faster driver for an Nvidia geforce MX 440 agp 8x,  full screen browser is jumpy
[00:31] <Tempus_> ok how do I aim or reply my response to someone particular
[00:31] <benjr> are there any websites that can tell me the dependancies of any ubuntu package?
[00:31] <Jordan_U> Spaztic_One: Didn't expect it to (but it was worth trying). Is there any option for this in the BIOS?
[00:32] <melkor> kelly873: what driver are you using?
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> !tab | Tempus_
[00:32] <kelly873> how to tell ?
[00:32] <melkor> kelly873: did you install one?
[00:32] <kelly873> lspci says:  01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a2)
[00:32] <kelly873> no, new install
[00:32] <TOM527> the install went well---but before i try ndis wrapper,,i thought i would google it and then try irc---at work i only used dell chat for suppot
[00:32] <Jordan_U> Tempus_: Just include their nick in your reply.
[00:32] <Tempus_> Dr_Willis: ok cool
[00:32] <Tempus_> got it ty
[00:32] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U and Dr_Willis :: It might be worthy of note to say that my wifi button doesn't do anything,. and the status light (for on/off) acts as an activity light, switching between orange and blue as wireless network activity occurs.
[00:33] <istvan> i have an abit ip35 pro with an spdif optical ouput. how can i enable/use it?
[00:33] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: There isn't an option in the BIOS. Closest thing I have found has been enabling booting from a network.
[00:33] <melkor> kelly873: There are propriotary drivers, and maybe some open source ones.  Go to system->administration->hardware drivers and it should show the proprietary ones.
[00:33] <Dr_Willis> Spaztic_One:  ive seen/heard of so many laptops with flakey switches..  You may want to check the forums for youir exact make/model - ther may be some tweaks for it
[00:33] <kelly873> thank you melkor
[00:34] <Tempus_> Let me find what I was trying to do then I can explain ....basically I am missing the gnome-keyring-manager .....more specifically the login.keyring and cant even log into my system to try to fix it cuz all the login stuff is gone
[00:34] <kelly873> it says no proprietary drivers are used
[00:34] <skumara> does ubuntu need antivirus?
[00:34] <AndrewX192> skumara, no
[00:34] <Tempus_> I have a dual-boot system so i am in vista right now ..grrrrr
[00:34] <kelly873> activate the nvidia one ?
[00:35] <Tempus_> avast has a .deb package for antivirus
[00:35] <melkor> kelly873: that should be fine, I don't have nvidia though.
[00:35] <kelly873> thansk !
[00:35] <hiexpo> skumara,  i say no some say yes so your choice  /// use clame tk/av
[00:35] <Jordan_U> !virus | skumara
[00:36] <Jordan_U> skumara: hiexpo is in a small minority in thinking that you need an antivirus for Ubuntu :)
[00:37] <istvan> i have a dual boot between windows 7 and ubuntu. i just re-installed my system from scratch, but after installing 7 then ubuntu (so i can use grub) i can't boot into 7 from grub. it shows " windows 7 (loader)" as the option, and clicking on that takes me to a black screen with that typing underscore flashing. ideas?
[00:37] <hiexpo> Jordan_U,  i said no what u mean
[00:37] <Jordan_U> hiexpo: Sorry, misread.
[00:37] <bastid_raZor> skumara: i've been using Ubuntu since 6.10 and have not ran 1 virus scan. on 3 different boxes. 1 a server
[00:37] <dugger5688> I run antivirus just so I don't ever spread anything to a clients windows PC.
[00:37] <Blue1> bastid_raZor: nor I
[00:38] <fridgerator> dugger5688 a windows virus cant inject itself into linux memory anyways
[00:38] <Blue1> dugger5688: unless you are d/l windows stuph, there really is no need
[00:38] <dugger5688> during backup for instance because their machine is absolutely crawling with crap.
[00:38] <charlespito> dugger5688 what antivirus u run on ubuntu?
[00:38] <hiexpo> skumara,  yes beaware you can pass a virus but it will not effect a linuxbox just pass it along to a windows one is all
[00:38] <dugger5688> clamav :-P
[00:38] <charlespito> hum
[00:38] <Jordan_U> hiexpo: Sorry, misread.
[00:39] <TOM527> i'll type everything out in word and then come back and paste it here----it's hard for me to keep up
[00:39] <hiexpo> Jordan_U,  np
[00:39] <Jordan_U> istvan: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt?
[00:39] <TOM527> thanbk-you
[00:39] <fridgerator> hiexpo how does a virus pass from a linux box to windows?
[00:39] <Dr_Willis> fridgerator:  if the box dosent cover  its usb ports when it sneezes..
[00:39] <Blue1> in order to exploit a linux box, you'd really need root access there are prolly some around - but I haven't encountered any in 5 years of using linux
[00:40] <fridgerator> ive been using linux since 95' and have never had a virus
[00:40] <samijam> fridgerator: if there's an infected file on a linux box that gets sent to windows(emailed, ftp'ed, scp'd, etc), then it could affect the windows pc
[00:40] <Blue1> fridgerator: wish I could core-dump your brain
[00:40] <hiexpo> fridgerator,  if you receive a file that  has a virus itwill not effect linux but you send it out and someone recieves it that uses windows they are sick    :)
[00:41] <UberN00b> hey guys
[00:41] <Blue1> hiexpo: yeah but I don't make it a habit of sending / forwarding emails -- so that's moot for me.
[00:41] <fridgerator> i suppose, i dont deal with email attachments very often, if i do its through gmail or something
[00:41] <Gaastra> hi pepole
[00:41] <Blue1> we should go to offtopic with this
[00:41] <hiexpo> Blue1,  than it's not a prob
[00:41] <Gaastra> some one here can help me
[00:41] <Gaastra> ?
[00:41] <UberN00b> could anyone tell me the command for maximising the screen brightness
[00:42] <Blue1> Gaastra: hey sup?
[00:42] <hiexpo> !ask | Gaastra
[00:42] <istvan> Jordan_U, http://www.pasteall.org/14331
[00:42] <Gaastra> :) aircrack
[00:42] <fridgerator> gasstra nobody will help you with that here
[00:42] <hiexpo> !aircrack-ng | Gaastra
[00:42] <dugger5688> Unless you are storing or transferring documents or running a fileserver with windows clients you probably don't need AV.
[00:42] <Blue1> bbl
[00:43] <Gaastra> and do you noes a good forum that i can see how it works
[00:43] <Gaastra> set bye step
[00:43] <fridgerator> there is plenty of aircrack info on youtube anyways
[00:43] <Jordan_U> istvan: You accidentily configured grub to install to your windows partition, so first you need to reconfigure grub and then you need to fix your windows partition.
[00:43] <Wolphie> Gaastra: htt[://www.google.com/
[00:43] <Gaastra> i have try
[00:43] <Wolphie> Gaastra: http://www.google.com ***
[00:43] <hiexpo> Gaastra,  www.aircrack-ng.com
[00:43] <Gaastra> yep i have try
[00:43] <samijam> Gaastra: i think you need to cook it with baking soda
[00:43] <Gaastra> but o dont find it
[00:44] <istvan> Jordan_U, how might i do that?
[00:44] <UberN00b> anyone experienced screen brightness problems with Toshiba Satellite ?
[00:44] <fridgerator> gaastra nobody here will help you with aircrack, use google and utube for that
[00:44] <spidy> hi
[00:44] <dugger5688> lol, careful samijam.
[00:44] <spidy> =)
[00:44] <Gaastra> ok
[00:44] <Jordan_U> istvan: To reconfigure grub run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc", when it asks about install devices select only drives (like "sda") and make sure *no* partitions (like sda1) are selected.
[00:44] <Tempus_> ok I found something that might help
[00:44] <Gaastra> thanks
[00:44] <spidy> why doesnt gmake work in my 10.04?
[00:44] <Gaastra> alot
[00:44] <pablo> hi everybody i have a problem
[00:44] <Tempus_> http://digitizor.com/2010/07/09/how-to-reset-all-gnome-settings-in-ubuntu-or-fedora/
[00:44] <spidy> and how to install it..
[00:44] <hiexpo> #aircrack-ng
[00:45] <pablo> when the system is mounting give the next msj:
[00:45] <Jordan_U> istvan: That command will also ask some other questions, just leave those at their defaults (some will be blank, that is normal).
[00:45] <Tempus_> I cant login to gnome cuz the keyring is gone will that work
[00:45] <pablo> when the system is starting give the next msj:
[00:45] <pablo> an error ocurred while mounting /window
[00:45] <Spaztic_One> How do I undo a hard block on my wLAN when my wireless switch/button doesn't work under Ubuntu? This has been a problem before, but it "magically" unlocked and started working two weeks ago until the battery came out of my laptop (while it was on but suspended) earlier today.
[00:45] <pablo> please help
[00:45] <eisenhower_> is there a way to encrypt my dual boot ubuntu partition post installation?
[00:45] <ivyivyivy> !network
[00:45] <pablo> please help
[00:46] <cablop> i was able to run compiz inside a vbox with the default 10.04 kernel, then i updated and switched it to the security-kernel and the virtual kernel flavor, and was not able to run compiz anymore
[00:46] <hiexpo> Gaastra,  what distro u trying to run it on backtrack ?
[00:46] <spidy> anyone?
[00:46] <pablo> please help
[00:46] <Tempus_> Dr_Willis: will this work http://digitizor.com/2010/07/09/how-to-reset-all-gnome-settings-in-ubuntu-or-fedora/
[00:46] <pablo> when the system is starting give the next msj:
[00:46] <pablo> an error ocurred while mounting /window
[00:46] <spidy> how to install gmake for this ubuntu release. latest that is..
[00:46] <pablo> please help
[00:46] <FloodBot1> pablo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:46] <spidy> os[Linux 2.6.32-21-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "lucid" 10.04] cpu[2 x Genuine Intel(R) CPU            2140  @ 1.60GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 1.60GHz] mem[Physical: 3.0GB, 73.9% free] disk[Total: 987.3GB, 59.4% free] video[nVidia Corporation G86 [GeForce 8400 GS]] sound[HDA-Intel - HDA Intel]
[00:46] <spidy> word..
[00:46] <spidy> (:
[00:46] <FloodBot1> spidy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:46] <cablop> is the security update or the pae thing in the kernel conflicting with compiz?
[00:46] <istvan> Jordan_U, ok, done. what was the second part?
[00:46] <ivyivyivy> !wine
[00:46] <Jordan_U> istvan: Follow this guide to fix your windows PBR: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Boot_Sector
[00:47] <cablop> i was able to run compiz inside a vbox with the default 10.04 kernel, then i updated and switched it to the security-kernel and the virtual kernel flavor, and was not able to run compiz anymore - is the security update or the pae thing in the kernel conflicting with compiz?
[00:47] <Gryllida> baltane: the file is located on windows xp server. edbian: it has only me on permissions list now with rwx access.
[00:47] <Guest36784> how do you update firefox?
[00:47] <edbian> Gryllida, You the windows xp user or you the linux user?
[00:47] <Gryllida> edbian: I'm the linux user
[00:47] <istvan> Jordan_U, Thanks!
[00:48] <Jordan_U> istvan: You're welcome.
[00:48] <_jesse_> Guest36784: sudo apt-get update, the sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:48] <Gryllida> Guest36784: system - administration - update manager
[00:48] <edbian> Gryllida, Then change it so everyone has read write execute access.  Right click the file, hit properties, look at the permissions tab.
[00:48] <shzlnzl> hi, i am trying to uninstall wine and terminal tells me that its not installed but when i type wine into terminal i can actually get a version id and i can run apps in wine, anyone got any ideas of how to remove wine?
[00:48] <Guest36784> cheers jesse ;)
[00:48] <Gryllida> edbian: done, I see the words 'permissions for this file could not be determined'
[00:48] <edbian> Gryllida, On which machine?
[00:48] <cablop> shzlnzl: use aptitude or synaptic, maybe wine has a different package name than just wine
[00:49] <slidinghorn> shzlnzl, #1...i like the name...#2 - sounds stupid but have you logged out of your x session and back in?
[00:49] <edbian> Gryllida, What filesystem is the file on?  Which system created the file?
[00:49] <Gryllida> edbian: I'm on linux machine, looking at permissions tab for a file from windows server
[00:49] <Jordan_U> shzlnzl: Can you pastebin the output of "apt-cache policy wine" and "which wine"?
[00:49] <Gryllida> edbian: NTFS, I created the file, Ubuntu 10.04
[00:49] <Gryllida> edbian: the windows user is unable to see permissions from his side, permissions tab absent
[00:49] <edbian> Gryllida, Windows xp and ntfs do not support file permissions.  So that is why Ubuntu is telling you it doesn't have permissions.  The windows machine can't read the file you said?
[00:50] <fridgerator> cablop i prefer metacity to compiz
[00:50] <shzlnzl> slidinghorn : aptitude = woked, thanks
[00:50] <shzlnzl> worked
[00:50] <edbian> Gryllida, Look at the permissions using the Ubuntu machine.
[00:50] <Gryllida> edbian: ubuntu is not telling me I do not have permissions, I'm able to open the file allright, and to edit it as well
[00:50] <edbian> Gryllida, But windows says what again?
[00:50] <Gryllida> edbian: yes, the windows machine can't read the file
[00:50] <Gryllida> "access denied"
[00:50] <Tempus_> did anyone look at that page will that work to get me back into gnome
[00:50] <Tempus_> http://digitizor.com/2010/07/09/how-to-reset-all-gnome-settings-in-ubuntu-or-fedora/
[00:50] <cablop> fridgerator, well, both came anebled by default, i was just trying to enable the basic compiz thing just to throw CPU usage to my graphic card and keep more CPU on my desk
[00:51] <Gryllida> edbian: do you have some suggestions?
[00:51] <cablop> also i was thinking in removing the compiz thing if that won't work, but... the bad thing is... the session-manager depends on compiz!!!
[00:51] <cablop> what a stupid dependence in ubuntu!
[00:51] <edbian> Gryllida, What does windows say when you try to read the file?
[00:52] <fridgerator> cablop you can make metacity the compositing manager if you want
[00:52] <Daekdroom> cablop, you can always just *disable* compiz
[00:52] <samijam> cablop: what is session-manager? i have uninstalled compiz on my computer
[00:52] <X32> I have determined my router is making NFS go from 11mb/s to 1.7mb/s any ideas why this would happen... ?
[00:52] <fridgerator> cablop i removed compiz and make metacity the default compositing manager
[00:52] <hiexpo> !pm | Gaastra
[00:52] <Gryllida> edbian: the windows os can't open it, 'access dednied'
[00:53] <Gaastra> okis
[00:53] <edbian> Gryllida, The file is local on the windows machine?
[00:53] <cablop> fridgerator: can you tell me how did you do that? that would be usefull for me
[00:53] <Gaastra> no problem
[00:53] <Gaastra> sor
[00:53] <Gaastra> sory
[00:53] <fridgerator> cablop use: apt-get --purge remove compiz compiz-core
[00:53] <cablop> i removed bluetooth and tomboy and some media players, brasero and so on, i just want a simple linux to run as a simple test server :P then to remove compiz will help more
[00:53] <Gryllida> edbian: the file is located on the windows machine
[00:54] <Gryllida> edbian: D:/shareddir/test.txt
[00:54] <cablop> fridgerator: i think also metacity could be removed... what would happen if i disable metacity?
[00:54] <Gryllida> edbian: where D: is an internal HDD
[00:54] <samijam> cablop: I think you can go to Styem -> preferences -> appearance, click on the visual effects tab and set it to "none", then what fridgerator said
[00:54] <UberN00b> cablop, copy the valuable data and reinstall the OS ?
[00:54] <the_e> quick question -- when I restart my computer wireless networking doesnt start up automatically, what process do i need to add to startup for it?
[00:55] <samijam> cablop: without compiz or metacity or some other window manager, your windows wouldn't have any borders
[00:55] <dugger5688> cablop: You ever used vanilla X window manager? That's what would happen.
[00:55] <cablop> nah UberN00b this is a fresh install just trescuing the valuable data after a 8.04 crash
[00:55] <fridgerator> cablop to use metacity as the default manager do: gconf-editor, apps->metacity->general then just click the checkbox in compositing_manager
[00:55] <Daekdroom> cablop, metacity is not dependent on  compiz
[00:55] <cablop> that sounds good enough
[00:55] <UberN00b> cablop, oh ok
[00:55] <fridgerator> cablop thats after you remove compiz
[00:56] <cablop> after or before?
[00:56] <drew212> ok, i installed gnome sensors-applet but i cannot figure out where it is...
[00:56] <Scunizi> When unstalling the cups-pdf printer, on the initial screen it shows cups-pdf, I choose it then "forward" and it wants me to pick a printer from the database.  What do I pick for the cups-pdf driver?  Generic?
[00:56] <Scunizi> unstalling = installing
[00:56] <cablop> is there any lighter manager than metacity?
[00:56] <Gryllida> edbian: do you have a suggestion?
[00:57] <fridgerator> cablop yes, but im not familiar with them
[00:57] <SaraJ> .
[00:57] <bastid_raZor> drew212: you should be able to add it to the gnome-panel..right click on the panel and add to panel
[00:57] <samijam> cablop: metacity is fairly lightweight.  If you're trying to save on resources then you might consider running xfce instead of gnome
[00:58] <hiexpo> drew212,  read up ^
[00:58] <the_e> also, anyone know how to remove sound recorder without f'ing up Gnome updates?
[00:58] <BluesKaj> Scunizi, pick the printer then your driver options should change
[00:58] <cablop> mm, xfce... it's still called xfce4 or just xfce in the repos?
[00:58] <samijam> cablop: i'm not sure, i haven't messed with it in several years
[00:59] <Gryllida> Help!
[00:59] <Sylphid> cablop, xfce4
[00:59] <hiexpo> the_e,  1language and just go into to synaptic and type sound and search for it if u don't know the name of the app
[00:59] <Scunizi> BluesKaj: picked "generic" and it gave me the cups-pdf driver.. checking it now.. prints things upside down.. and crops the page..
[01:00] <cablop> thanks Sylphid
[01:00] <cablop> samijam, yes i disn't also, i disliked it cause it was light but buggy
[01:00] <sysdoc> Can anyone comment on the performance of vmware VM's compared to Virtualbox??
[01:01] <eisenhower_> AHH crap, !! help, so i just used ccrypt -r /~private to encrypt an entire directory. how do i decrypt the entire directory?
[01:01] <Sylphid> hiexpo, the_e  i think your talking about it removing the ubuntu-desktop metapackage
[01:01] <hiexpo> sysdoc,  i like vb myself
[01:01] <BluesKaj> Scunizi, i said choose your  printer first
[01:01] <shzlnzl> i have tried apt-get , aptitude, and synaptic to remove wine... all claim its not installed but when i type wine into terminal i still get a wine menu and it still appears in teh applications menu, can anyone help me remove it?
[01:01] <the_e> I dont want to though, just sound recorder cause I have no mic..
[01:01] <cablop> fridgerator, must i change the composition manager after removing compiz?
[01:01] <Sylphid> the_e this should not break updates if that meta-package is missing
[01:01] <IdleOne> sysdoc: that is offtopic for this channel, please join #ubuntu-offtopic I am certain there are plenty of people there who could answer
[01:01] <the_e> one sec ill tell you what it tells me
[01:01] <fridgerator> cablop you dont have to, but some things wont work right without a compositing manager
[01:02] <drew212> bastid_raZor: what is the name of it then?
[01:02] <cablop> WOW
[01:02] <Scunizi> BluesKaj: cups-pdf is the printer but there is no option for that in the printer list..
[01:02] <hiexpo> Sylphid,  no you just start searching in there for sound recorder
[01:02] <cablop> fridgerator: i just changed it and my shell windows had a real transparent background! nice!
[01:02] <fridgerator> cablop yep
[01:02] <thune3> shzlnzl: did you install it through the repos using apt/aptitiude/synaptic?
[01:02] <the_e> "If you uninstall Sound Recorder future updates will not include new items in The Ubuntu Desktop system set. Are you sure you want to continue?"
[01:02] <BluesKaj> Scunizi, the make and model should be in the list
[01:03] <Spaztic_One> How do I undo a hard block on my wLAN when my wireless switch/button doesn't work under Ubuntu? This has been a problem before, but it "magically" unlocked and started working two weeks ago until the battery came out of my laptop (while it was on but suspended) earlier today.
[01:03] <cablop> fridgerator: i think this is why you say we don't need compiz to have a decent system
[01:03] <shzlnzl> thune3: no, i compiled it i believe
[01:03] <Godfather8850> is it normal to have hight CPU usage when I stream youtube in fullscreen?
[01:03] <Kahlua> sysdoc: VMware is better interms of performance compared to Virtual box
[01:04] <bastid_raZor> drew212: hardware sensors monitor
[01:04] <Scunizi> BluesKaj: I don't think you're aware of what cups-pdf is.. it creates a printer called cups-pdf that is selectable from a printer dialogue box in any program.
[01:04] <thune3> shzlnzl: if you don't use checkinstall to install compiled packages, then apt doesn't keep track of them.
[01:04] <Jordan_U> Spaztic_One: Have you tried calling the manufacturer?
[01:05] <shzlnzl> thune3: i see, so how can i remove it?
[01:05] <thune3> shzlnzl: the wine package if you still have the source dir has a "make uninstall"
[01:05] <shzlnzl> thune3: rgr, will try, thanks
[01:05] <Sylphid> the_e, that means that if there are any new packages called by the ubuntu_desktop metapackage that get added in the future they will not automatically get installed
[01:06] <Tempus_> ok will bbl
[01:06] <Tempus_> thanx all
[01:06] <BluesKaj> Scunizi,I'm aware , but why your choosing cups is beyonf me , it's a way the printer communicates like samba , the driver is waht you need to choose , cups will run automatically on a lower level
[01:06] <hiexpo> true get sudo apt-get install checkinstall
[01:06] <Sylphid> the_e, this is generally safe and i dont believe you can avoid this
[01:06] <the_e> thats really stupid
[01:06] <the_e> thanks though
[01:06] <shzlnzl> thune3: worked, thanks again
[01:06] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: No, And I don't suspect they would care to talk to me. I bought this laptop used off of ebay about 3 weeks ago.
[01:07] <BluesKaj> pdf conversion is another matter ,but go ahead and try it, Scunizi
[01:07] <drew212> bastid_raZor: still cant find it =X
[01:07] <Scunizi> BluesKaj: you've totally misunderstood.  I know cups is a backend server.  It's just this goofy kde printer setup forces me to http://localhost:631 where I can actually get done what I need.. thanks for trying though.
[01:07] <Jordan_U> !ubuntu-desktop | the_e
[01:08] <IdleOne> Sylphid: the_e it is safe to remove the ubuntu-desktop package but you will want to re-install, it could cause issues when upgrading to future release if missing
[01:08] <Godfather8850> is it normal to have hight CPU usage when I stream youtube in fullscreen?
[01:08] <BluesKaj> gotta go ...lawn nneds watering
[01:08] <thune3> shzlnzl: fyi, there is a wine ppa if you want the lastest wine: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa
[01:08] <Kahlua> Godfather8850: Yeah
[01:08] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: Also, if it was working and stable, it should be able to become so again, shouldn't it?
[01:08] <Godfather8850> kahlua, the average goes very high up to 70%
[01:08] <hiexpo> cupps is great i use it alot everyday no wasting paper
[01:08] <Jordan_U> Spaztic_One: Yes, but it may require a hardware fix rather than a software one.
[01:09] <Kahlua> Yeah..that should not be a problem
[01:09] <cablop> well, it seems that metacity relies in CPU more than gra[phics so it will slow the vm more
[01:09] <cablop> that's stupidly insane
[01:09] <Spaztic_One> Jordan_U: Hmm, would there be any way for me to determine that one way or another myself and then preform the fix on my own?
[01:10]  * vsk good night all
[01:11] <Jordan_U> Spaztic_One: I don't know, you might ask in ##hardware
[01:11] <cablop> gnight vsk
[01:11] <alket> Im trying to unrar some parts (47 of them) to single one, but proces seems to go over and over again
[01:12] <vsk> thx cablop
[01:12] <Godfather8850> kahlua, thank u :)
[01:12] <hiexpo> alket,  u neen unrar free uninstall un rar and reinstall unrara free
[01:13] <IdleOne> !unrar free
[01:13] <acrousey> what's the command for erasing my entire disk?
[01:13] <IdleOne> !unrarfree
[01:13] <IdleOne> hmm
[01:13] <hiexpo> IdleOne,   i know i got that the other day
[01:14] <rukubites> Is it generally safe to use "mainline" maverick kernels with lucid?
[01:14] <IdleOne> alket: the package is named unrar-free
[01:14] <IdleOne> rukubites: no
[01:14] <Lupus-SLE> Figured I'd start here. Technical issue of the media variety. Playback of anything (DVDs, video, audio) in VLC is choppy, laggy whereas Totem is playing them all fine. Unfortunatly I've no idea why this is happening. It slightly bothers me because usually VLC is snazzy and I prefer it as a media player and I imagine if Totem can play the files there'll be a good, and fixable, reason why VLC can't.
[01:14] <rukubites> IdleOne: Thanks. I'm trying kernels to fix a Marvell9123 SATA controller issue.
[01:15] <acrousey> I want a fresh start with ubuntu. What's the command for erasing an entire disk?
[01:15] <alket> hiexpo, IdleOne , still the same
[01:15] <IdleOne> rukubites: #ubuntu+1 for maverick questions
[01:15] <Bookman> acrousey, install on top of your present disk
[01:15] <Jordan_U> acrousey: Just tell the Ubuntu installer to use the entire disk.
[01:15] <coz_> acidchild,  there is a utility named  Dban you can download and burn to disk
[01:15] <Jordan_U> coz_: I think dban is overkill in this case.
[01:15] <Gryllida> ...
[01:15] <baltane> rukubites, Why don't you format your HD using the install disk
[01:16] <Gryllida> no ideas?
[01:16] <baltane> Gryllida, did you fix your permission problem?
[01:16] <Gryllida> no
[01:16] <Zelozelos> is there a way to share hard drives on 2 diff linux computers, something similar to the remote desktop viewer?
[01:16] <baltane> Gryllida, Where is your file located
[01:16] <baltane> ?
[01:16] <Gryllida> baltane: it's at the windows xp server
[01:17] <vandor> hey, how i can watch this video
[01:17] <vandor> http://www.sub.fi/ohjelmat/sivusto.shtml/poliisikoira_rex/video?43030
[01:17] <alket> hiexpo, IdleOne : i got it, i selected all and extracted them but it needed just to unrar one of them, thank you
[01:17] <_jesse_> vandor: you need to install flash
[01:17] <_jesse_> !flash | vandor
[01:17] <baltane> Gryllida, you can't add permission to files on window shares
[01:17] <acrousey> Bookman/Jordan_U, I've been trying to do that, but it won't take the CD's that I used originally to install it. Like 9.04, 8.10 or even 8.04 or not working. I think I did something I shouldn't have when I was trying to get around the "mountall" bug.
[01:17] <vandor> hmm i tought i already installed it o_O
[01:18] <Bookman> acrousey, well erasing your disk will not solve that.\
[01:18] <_jesse_> vandor: nevermind, you're write it's not flash
[01:18] <_jesse_> *right
[01:18] <bodi> i hate when i get the boot
[01:18] <Jordan_U> acrousey: What do you mean by "won't take"? What exactly happens when you try to boot the CD?
[01:18] <Rochvellon> hi, i've got a problem. i get the message, that root will only have 300 mbs free. if i look with baobab, there should be about 5 gb free (settings of baobab says, there are only 800 mbs free). root-partition has a total amount of 10 gb. i'm using 9.10
[01:18] <Bookman> acrousey, you have a CD problem then.
[01:18] <Zelozelos> vandor that vid seems not to be there anymore, try right clicking on the video window on the browser and "open with movie player"
[01:18] <baltane> Gryllida, Try connecting to your window server as Administrator
[01:18] <acrousey> there's errors on the CD
[01:19] <Gryllida> baltane, but I must be able to put files to there so that that user can open them ; as for now even the windows os doesn't have access ; the file can't even be copied to another location
[01:19] <Gryllida> baltane, try to connect to it as Administrator every time I want to access it?
[01:19] <puff> I just installed karmic LTS.  I took the guided LVM, which set me up with one big root (53 GB) partition.  I'd like to break it down into a 10 GB root, 10 GB home, and remainder for bulk (reloadable from original media).
[01:19] <puff> Is this doable?
[01:19] <_jesse_> vandor: I can't watch it either, I think it has to do something with the encoding
[01:19] <baltane> Gryllida, no, only when you want to modify it
[01:19] <Gryllida> ...
[01:19] <acrousey> How can i get into BIOS and change it to my alternative CD player?
[01:19] <baltane> Gryllida, or use FTP
[01:19] <Gryllida> baltane: I can modify it fine now
[01:20] <Bookman> acrousey, how will that help you error filled CD?
[01:20] <puff> Also, df -h gives me an odd output... says size 53 GB, in use 2 GB, remainder 48 GB.  Where'd the other 3 GB go?
[01:20] <cablop> well, after some additional research you are right
[01:20] <Gryllida> baltane: but the files I make are not openable by the windows user
[01:20] <vandor> damn
[01:20] <Gryllida> baltane: he gets Access denied
[01:20] <vandor> have to boot xp :(
[01:20] <_jesse_> vandor: maybe someone else can help you more
[01:20] <Gryllida> ...
[01:20] <adioe3> hello
[01:20] <Gryllida> hi
[01:20] <IdleOne> !separatehome | puff
[01:20] <bodi> acrousey,  you need to no your system type and google start bios on boot with your model number all machines are dif
[01:20] <acrousey> Bookman, I used the 8.04 CD when I first got ubuntu
[01:20] <vandor> ill check this tomorrow, just want to watch something before i sleep :D
[01:21] <_jesse_> vandor: I'm not familiar with the specifics of the html 5 video tags work in the browser
[01:21] <baltane> Gryllida, Can you access your windows server? you have to give permissions from there
[01:21] <_jesse_> vandor: ah alright :)
[01:21] <adioe3> question, would 64bit ubuntu give any speed increase for java applications (to the point: NetBeans) ?
[01:21] <acrousey> and now it's not working
[01:21] <UberN00b> bye everyone
[01:21] <Bookman> acrousey, and when you try that again, what is the error?
[01:21] <Gryllida> baltane: I can log in to this shared dir and moify all files
[01:21] <Gryllida> baltane: the file permissions for that dir are set to 'everyone: full control'
[01:21] <bodi> adioe3,  no 32 bit is actually betta on a 64 bit sys
[01:22] <acrousey> Bookman, it freezes on the ubuntu loading back and forth screen
[01:22] <Gryllida> baltane: however the new files that I make do not have access for the windows user
[01:22] <adioe3> bodi, how do you mean?
[01:22] <Gryllida> baltane: anything you can suggest?
[01:22] <bodi> adioe3,  it operates better and faster
[01:23] <baltane> Gryllida, It's a windows problem that's for sure. Let me check how I have the share configuration on my windows server
[01:23] <Bookman> acrousey, ok, is it trying to boot from the CD? Is the light on?
[01:23] <puff> Not to mention, where'd the rest of the disk go?  Started with 60GB, ubuntu decided there were 59.2GB (understandable), 2.5GB for swap leaves 56.5, but the partition ended up being 53GB.  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/WRLQvCyT
[01:23] <acrousey> bookman, yeah, but should it be freezing in the middle of loading?
[01:23] <Bookman> acrousey, for how long?
[01:23] <jmco_> hola a todos
[01:24] <acrousey> bookman, about five minutes or so
[01:24] <bodi> !es | jmco_
[01:24] <Gryllida> baltane: ok
[01:25] <Rochvellon> hi, i've got a problem. i'm getting the message, that root will only have 300 mbs free. if i look with baobab, there should be about 5 gb free (settings of baobab says, there are only 800 mbs free). root-partition has a total amount of 10 gb. i'm using 9.10
[01:25] <acrousey> bookman, it is a pentium 3, and I understand that it'll be running a little slower, but I restart it at about 5 minutes just because I get tired of waiting. Would you suggest more patience?
[01:25] <Bookman> acrousey, you are sure it is booting off the CD?  Try holding DEL when you power up, or ESC
[01:25] <Bookman> Make sure you are booting off CD
[01:25] <Bookman> acrousey, did you boot from HD before?
[01:26] <bodi> sounds like partion goof / soory to me
[01:30] <jklehm> Im having trouble adding a printer.  It is hosted on an lpr print server.  I have the driver installed correctly I beleieve.  One time I got half a test page to print, but usually nothing prints.  I can add this printer server no problem in windows.
[01:31] <Cityscape> I get the message: "WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!" when trying install some software. Should I continue or not?
[01:31] <Cityscape> this is via terminal
[01:31] <dugger5688> Which packages?
[01:32] <Rochvellon> hi, i've got a problem. i'm getting the message, that root will only have 300 mbs free. if i look with baobab, there should be about 5 gb free. root-partition has a total amount of 10 gb. i'm using 9.10
[01:32] <Cityscape> Im trying to install the Ubuntu CE. These are the non- authenticated packages: dansguardian dansguardian-gui e-sword-installer encfs-gui linbread trivia
[01:32] <Cityscape>   opensong ubuntu-ce-wallpapers wine-christian-repos ubuntu-ce-artwork
[01:32] <Cityscape>   ubuntu-ce
[01:33] <bodi> Rochvellon,  look at your partions i think something went wrong there
[01:35] <fudge-vinux> hi having trouble with chrootm is it chroot /mnt for example as thats where i mounted my hard drive, im on live cd
[01:35] <ennui> what do you guys use for most flexible DVD to H.264 encoding? right now I'm trying to use a bunch of native windows apps under wine. DVD Decrypter, GDIndex, VirtualDub, AviSynth and then actually encoding with x264
[01:37] <Cityscape> ennui: I use WinFF for most of my video converting. but I dont know if it'll do what you want.
[01:37] <fudge-vinux> error with chroot, /bin/bash exec format error
[01:37] <Cityscape> WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
[01:37] <Cityscape>   dansguardian dansguardian-gui e-sword-installer encfs-gui linbread trivia
[01:37] <Cityscape>   opensong ubuntu-ce-wallpapers wine-christian-repos ubuntu-ce-artwork
[01:37] <Cityscape>   ubuntu-ce
[01:37] <Cityscape> Install these packages without verification [y/N]?
[01:37] <FloodBot1> Cityscape: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:37] <cablop> metacity says it's light, but the comparison at wikipedia says it's heavyweight like compiz, being xfce4 middleweight...
[01:37] <Rochvellon> bodi: on root there should be only 5gb installed. but where are gone the about 4gb? gparted says also, there are only a few mbs free
[01:37] <cablop> mmm i hate that update manager
[01:38] <cablop> in fact i hate the new ubuntu 10.04 in one aspect, it's aimed to new computers instead of being as any other linux good enough for any old pc
[01:38] <slidinghorn> cablop, I'd be more inclined to agree with the wikipedia page.
[01:38] <IdleOne> Cityscape: if you trust the repo where those packages come from it is "safe" for you to go ahead and install. #ubuntu does not provide support for Ubuntu CE though.
[01:38] <bastid_raZor> Cityscape: several of those packages do not exist in Ubuntu.. have you added a PPA?
[01:39] <g0bl1n> cablop, my Atom 1.6 is faster now than with 9.10
[01:39] <User894> Hi,  is there any gui programm for managing ram disk in ubuntu?
[01:39] <ennui> when it comes to video encoding I am less concerned about file size than I am about transparency
[01:39] <IdleOne> Cityscape: check that distros site for info on adding PGP key
[01:39] <fudge-vinux> anyone able to help with chroot question?
[01:39] <bodi> Rochvellon,  is that all you dedicated was 5 gig to install ubuntu ?
[01:41] <cablop> g0bl1n: maybe you have a graphics accelerating card on it and new hardware - i'm trying to run it inside a vbox in replacement of a 8.04 i had before, comparing the new 10.04 and the old 8.04 performance makes me feel like trying to compare vista and win2k...
[01:41] <mblackm1> woo hoo
[01:41] <mblackm1> i made it
[01:42] <Rochvellon> bodi: round about 5 gb on root. there should be then 4 - 5 gbs left
[01:42] <mblackm1> i just installed ubuntu 10.04 from a dvd off a magazine
[01:42] <g0bl1n> cablop, so it can be VM related...
[01:42] <mblackm1> it is slow as heck
[01:43] <mblackm1> does anyone care?
[01:43] <g0bl1n> cablop, 6y old laptops run it faster too, like 6y old Toshiba Sattelite
[01:44] <IdleOne> mblackm1: I care
[01:44] <mblackm1> is this version doin ok in the field or should i look at an older one to install?
[01:44] <g0bl1n> mblackm1, wow... I don't install from a DVD for some years...
[01:44] <mblackm1> woo hoo
[01:44] <DeuS_CaNoN> hi, i seem to have a weird thing with my kubuntu
[01:44] <IdleOne> mblackm1: works great for me, how much ram do you have?
[01:44] <mblackm1> i am sorry if i sound skeptical but i been beat up a little on irc
[01:44] <_CommandeR_> does ubuntu partition creator aligt partitions properly ?
[01:44] <cablop> maybe it is
[01:44] <DeuS_CaNoN> everytime i start i have to type sudo dhclient eth0 to get internet
[01:44] <DeuS_CaNoN> anyone know why?
[01:45] <cablop> g0bl1n: i can't believe 10.04 wopuld be that slow xcompared to the previous LTS, and i can'tr believe it take ages to just load the window manager
[01:45] <ChogyDan> cablop: maybe try getting a bootchart
[01:46] <Zenac> ubantwo sucks
[01:46] <cablop> bootchart? what is a boot chart?
[01:46] <slidinghorn> _CommandeR_, what do you mean, exactly?
[01:46] <IdleOne> Zenac: thanks for your assessment, do you have a support question?
[01:46] <slidinghorn> Zenac, maybe...but Ubuntu's pretty sweet
[01:46] <slidinghorn> Zenac, maybe you should try it instead :)
[01:46] <cablop> ChogyDan: what is a boot chart?
[01:46] <g0bl1n> cablop, once again, I'm not speaking of VM installs
[01:47] <ChogyDan> cablop: it charts out your boot,
[01:47] <gdb> http://www.bootchart.org/
[01:47] <_CommandeR_> slidinghorn, wel i have a  SSD, and now to get the least wearing and est performance you have to align the partition to be on even blocks.
[01:47] <cablop> ChogyDan: how to get one or use it?
[01:48] <IdleOne> bootchart is available in repos
[01:48] <ChogyDan> cablop: do you know how to use apt-get?
[01:48] <_CommandeR_> slidinghorn, sorry som letters escaped my keyboard :)
[01:48] <mblackm1> i am checking how much ram and cpu speed please be patient i am new to ubuntu from suse
[01:48] <cablop> yes i know
[01:48] <cablop> i just was unsure if you were talking me about logs or a software
[01:48] <IdleOne> mblackm1: take your time
[01:48] <cablop> mama mia!
[01:48] <Rochvellon> bodi: here is a image of baobab: http://s1.directupload.net/file/d/2220/ab542wln_png.htm and from gparted: http://s1.directupload.net/file/d/2220/gwdz33b9_png.htm
[01:49] <mblackm1> 2 gig ram
[01:49] <cablop> that software just sounds nice :)
[01:49] <IdleOne> mblackm1: that is plenty to run ubuntu smoothly
[01:49] <mblackm1> pent 4 2.20 gz
[01:49] <DeuS_CaNoN> so does anyone have any idea to why i have to sudo dhclient eth0 everytime i boot up?
[01:49] <mblackm1> 205 gig hard drive
[01:49] <ChogyDan> cablop: just install it, and reboot.  I think the charts show up in /var/log or /var/log/bootchart
[01:49] <IdleOne> mblackm1: perhaps disable compiz?
[01:50] <Finity> Hey guys, I have a strange semi-problem
[01:50] <IdleOne> Finity: we will have a quarter solution :)
[01:50] <cablop> thanks a lot ChogyDan i think it would really address what's working good or bad
[01:50] <ChogyDan> DeuS_CaNoN: maybe you don't have your network setup to use dhcp by default?
[01:50] <Finity> I'm not sure what I did, but I was having to wicd to connect to my wireless network where I used to live (used WPA2 personal encryption)
[01:50] <DeuS_CaNoN> which file do i have to edit?
[01:50] <mblackm1> actually it isnt loaded the iso was under 650 m from the dvd there were 3 distro's on it
[01:50] <Finity> Now I'm on a WPA connection, and wicd was working fine
[01:50] <ChogyDan> DeuS_CaNoN: are you using network-manager?
[01:51] <cablop> but i'm pretty sure it is really related to the grahic interface, if i disabled the GDM the system boot in a pretty decent speed
[01:51] <Finity> then I added the wicd servers to my repo list, and suddenly wicd broke
[01:51] <DeuS_CaNoN> uhhh usually i use terminal but sure network manager
[01:51] <Kyngdom> hey fellas. this isn't an ubuntu specific question, but if i want to disable the xorg enviornment from being booted (to make the machine terminal/ssh only), where exactly would i edit that?
[01:51] <mithridates> I want to replace backspace keyboard button with insert button in linux, how can I configure keyboard functionality in linux?
[01:51] <mblackm1> i am doing an update right now (over 500 files)
[01:51] <Finity> and couldn't connect wirelessly
[01:51] <ChogyDan> DeuS_CaNoN: no, term and nm don't mix.
[01:52] <Finity> so I had to hard-wires with wicd (which worked fine), and reinstall network-manager to connect
[01:52] <DeuS_CaNoN> lol k
[01:52] <DeuS_CaNoN> and im in kubuntu 10.4 LTS
[01:52] <Finity> any idea why that would happen?  I already had the latest (1.7.0) of wicd, so it didn't get updated
[01:52] <shane2peru_lapto> Jordan_U, hey you helped me out a day or so ago with grub2 and setting the default kernel, didn't seem to stick, we edited the /etc/default/grup and changed the 0 to saved, then sudo grup-default-update (or something like that) and the kernel "Ubuntu, kernel number"  didn't seem to stick any ideas?
[01:52] <baltane> Gryllida, Sorry I didn't find anything useful, but I can tell you that it's a sharing problem on your windows server.
[01:52] <DeuS_CaNoN> So im in Network connections from system settings
[01:53] <mithridates> I want to replace "backspace" keyboard button with "insert" button in linux, how can I configure keyboard functionality in linux?
[01:53] <IdleOne> !nox | Kyngdom
[01:53] <boogie_> i have a question. kinda easy one. i know how to make a usb flash drive raw on windows but am having problems finding it on 9.04
[01:53] <mblackm1> i plan on camping here to see what every-one is haveing trouble with and how they are dealing mainly interested now if 10.04 is doing well or not
[01:53] <ChogyDan> DeuS_CaNoN: is it set to get an ip address?  sorry, I don't know kubuntu
[01:53] <Jordan_U> shane2peru_lapto: Did you run "sudo update-grub" after changing /etc/default/grub ? What is the exact command you used with grub-set-default?
[01:53] <Kyngdom> IdleOne, thank you for the input. that won't work on my admittedly unnecessary set up, but i appreciate the input
[01:53] <cablop> mblackm1: to load things like apache and postgreesql and mysql i see it's faster
[01:53] <IdleOne> mblackm1: that is awesome. feel free to help out where you can
[01:53] <mithridates> guys, please help me, the backspace button in my keyboard has broken : I want to replace "backspace" keyboard button with "insert" button in linux, how can I configure keyboard functionality in linux?
[01:54] <Gryllida> baltane: No, this is a problem with linux OS unable to set the permissions for the files it puts to the shared location. It should. A dozen of Windows users access that shared dir on that windows xp server just fine.
[01:54] <IdleOne> Kyngdom: sorry.
[01:54] <Kyngdom> it's quite alright :)
[01:54] <shane2peru_lapto> Jordan_U, ahh, no, I didn't, that probably is why, let me give that a try
[01:54] <DeuS_CaNoN> uhh hmmm i dont think so
[01:54] <IdleOne> Kyngdom: perhaps ##linux
[01:54] <DeuS_CaNoN> well i have 4 tabs, Network connections, proxy, connection preferences, and service discovery
[01:54] <Finity> Guess I'll just have to get used to a new-to-me wifi network client :(
[01:54] <Kyngdom> thank you
[01:54] <TemperingPick> does anyone know the current package name for binutils?
[01:54] <DeuS_CaNoN> in network connections i just have nothing
[01:54] <mblackm1> lol i would but i am known for my persistance not my genius
[01:54] <mithridates> I want to replace "backspace" keyboard button with "insert" button in linux, how can I configure keyboard functionality in linux?
[01:55] <cablop> mblackm1: the GUI demands a decent graphic card, i had no bad issues with the pure shell and some services, but the GUI is killing my  system
[01:55] <Jordan_U> TemperingPick: ... It's still binutils.
[01:55] <DeuS_CaNoN> actually wouldnt this solve my problem, in my .bashrc i just type sudo dhclient eth0
[01:55] <gdb> mithridates: I'm not sure how to do it system wide, but for your terminal type 'stty erase ^Vinsert' where ^V is "control-v" and "insert" is pressing your insert key.
[01:55] <shane2peru_lapto> Jordan_U, is there a way to tell what is set as default without rebooting?
[01:55] <DeuS_CaNoN> uhh how do i give the password along with sudo in one command
[01:55] <Sylphid> Finity, try purging wicd remove the repo then reinstall wicd
[01:56] <mblackm1> i bet that is my trouble too my screen flickers some times and seems to "reload"
[01:56] <maco2> DeuS_CaNoN: you cant
[01:56] <cablop> mblackm1: and if you came from the last LTS as i did you'll find that ubuntu had changed a LOT and it will be very hard to migrate from 8.04 to 10.04, if that's te case you'll need to test 10.04 first, for at least a week and learn the new things and make a good plan on that migration
[01:56] <DeuS_CaNoN> damn
[01:56] <maco2> DeuS_CaNoN: and no that wouldnt solve it as thatd have it dhclient every time you open a terminal
[01:56] <Finity> mithridates: first google result: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=188761
[01:56] <maco2> DeuS_CaNoN: youd want it in ~/.profile ayway
[01:56] <user1_> This is weird
[01:56] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: What does /etc/network/interfaces say for eth0?
[01:56] <TemperingPick> I get not available, but is referred to another package.
[01:56] <Finity> Sylphid: I'll give that a shot, thanks :)
[01:56] <gdb> Why the heck would you bring up a network interface in .profile?
[01:57] <DeuS_CaNoN> haha
[01:57] <boogie_> can i have some help?
[01:57] <DeuS_CaNoN> auto lo
[01:57] <mblackm1> i am not migrateing this is a clean new install
[01:57] <DeuS_CaNoN> iface lo inetloopback
[01:57] <DeuS_CaNoN> thats it
[01:57] <FloodBot1> DeuS_CaNoN: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:57] <DeuS_CaNoN> ahh sorry
[01:57] <gdb> Then your eth0 interface isn't defined to the operating system
[01:57] <Finity> heh, yeah, you apologize to that bot :p
[01:57] <mithridates> thank you gdb and Finity
[01:58] <DeuS_CaNoN> i apologize to entire channel :P
[01:58] <boogie_> can anyone tell me how to make a usb drive raw? so theres no ntfs or fat
[01:58] <DeuS_CaNoN> ok i have no idea how to set this up in the interface file
[01:58] <DeuS_CaNoN> what do i have to type?
[01:58] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: add these 3 lines to /etc/network/interfaces (do not use the line numbers) > 1. allow-hotplug eth0 2. auto eth0 3. iface eth0 dhcp
[01:58] <Jordan_U> shane2peru_lapto: You can look in /boot/grub/grubenv, or install grub-emu if you really want.
[01:59] <Jordan_U> boogie_: What is your end goal?
[01:59] <DeuS_CaNoN> just below what i have so far in it?
[01:59] <shane2peru_lapto> Jordan_U, ok, thanks a bundle again
[01:59] <Jordan_U> shane2peru_lapto: You're welcome.
[01:59] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: Yes
[01:59] <boogie_> backup my wii games onto a raw hdd
[01:59] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: then do this > /etc/init.d/networking restart
[01:59] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: If you get an error, remove the hotplug line
[02:00] <Finity> mithridates: np, btw, the first reply in that topic, might be better for what you're looking to do
[02:00] <shane2peru_lapto> Jordan_U, just checking the /boot/grub/grubenv was easy enough. quick and simple, gotta love it.
[02:00] <Finity> just remap key 90 to Backspace
[02:00] <Finity> it looks like
[02:00] <boogie_> Jordan_U: can you help?
[02:00] <Jordan_U> boogie_: I don't know anything about backing up wii games, but it's normally more practical to save disk images as files.
[02:01] <cablop> how can i install the xfce4 with the things it need but not media players and nothing like that
[02:01] <boogie_> Jordan_U: the wii doesnt read an external hdd unless its raw
[02:01] <user1_> Is there any way to play Youtube videos on Ubuntu 5.04?
[02:01] <DeuS_CaNoN> gdb: i get /etc/network/interfaces:5: too few parameters for iface line
[02:01] <gdb> 5.04?  omg
[02:01] <boogie_> Jordan_U: i found ways to backup my games, i just need to make my flash drive raw
[02:01] <IdleOne> user1_: 5.04 is 5 years old and no longer supported
[02:01] <ChogyDan> user1_: for realz?
[02:02] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: I made a mistake ;)
[02:02] <Jordan_U> user1_: 5.04 is not supported in any way and it's insecure just to browse at all with it as it hasn't had any security updates in years.
[02:02] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: iface eth0 inet dhcp
[02:02] <IdleOne> ChogyDan: probably not for realz, more for trollz is my guess
[02:02] <mithridates> Finity: Tnx a lot
[02:02] <user1_> o crap...it's the best I cud do without paying money for a 2001 Mac iBook
[02:02] <DeuS_CaNoN> ok no errors
[02:03] <gdb> user1_: You can download 10.04 from the Internet for free.
[02:03] <IdleOne> user1_: keep the language clean and stay on topic please
[02:03] <DeuS_CaNoN> is there anyway for me to test this out without having to restart?
[02:03] <pedro3005> Does anyone here know if 10.04 can run under 256 mb and 600 MHz?
[02:03] <DeuS_CaNoN> or wait, did the init.d line just do that
[02:03] <Sylphid> boogie_, i would assume this is done by deleting the mbr on the usb device
[02:03] <user1_> I wonder if it would run on a 2001 iBook tho.
[02:03] <gdb> user1_: Remember, Ubuntu version numbers are in the form of $year.$month.  So 5.04 came out in April of 2005.
[02:03] <_jesse_> pedro3005: I wouldn're recommend it, if you do, try xubuntu
[02:03] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:04] <sebsebseb> pedro3005: probably, but you might need the alternate CD to install, or some swap space already on there
[02:04] <Jordan_U> boogie_: Then use "dd" to copy the image to the drive directly, but be *very* carefull, as a mistake could completely whipe out the wrong drive.
[02:04] <gdb> DeuS_CaNoN: or invoke-rc.d networking restart
[02:04] <sebsebseb> _jesse_: pedro3005 They say that Lubuntu is much more lite waight than Xubuntu
[02:04] <Sylphid> boogie_, this is done by dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdX bs=512 count=1
[02:04] <sebsebseb> !lubuntu
[02:04] <gdb> invoke-rc.d is the debian version of red hat's service command
[02:04] <fridgerator> pedro3005 there are other distro's that are meant to run on old low memory systems
[02:04] <_jesse_> sebsebseb: ah not familiar with taht distro :)\
[02:04] <Sylphid> boogie_, BE CAREFUL WITH THAT COMMAND!!!!
[02:04] <boogie_> Jordan_U: before i copy anything i need to format it raw
[02:04] <Finity> how can I restart my computer
[02:04] <DeuS_CaNoN> gdb: Thank you
[02:04] <Finity> without restarting my computer -.-
[02:04] <Finity> if you know what I mean...
[02:05] <Finity> restart my session, I suppose
[02:05] <Svendbenno> log out?
[02:05] <Jordan_U> boogie_: There is no such thing as "formatting to raw".
[02:05] <Jordan_U> boogie_: What instructions are you trying to follow?
[02:05] <IdleOne> Finity: log out and back in or alt-sysrq-k
[02:05] <gdb> Finity: What is it you want to restart?  X?  The operating system?  The operating environment?
[02:05] <boogie_> Jordan_U: well not format to raw, but just make it so it is raw. shall i just delete the partitions on it?
[02:06] <Jordan_U> boogie_: What instructions are you trying to follow?
[02:06] <boogie_> Jordan_U: no instructions, if i had instructions i could do it lol i'm still looking for info though
[02:06] <Robert_CG> hey guys
[02:06] <Finity> gdb: I'll just google it, because I'm not sure what x is, and it might be important to know :D
[02:07] <needhelp> I can't mount a volume: 'One or more block devices are holding /dev/sda2'
[02:07] <gdb> Finity: X is the GUI
[02:07] <gdb> The X Window System, X11, X Windows, etc
[02:07] <Robert_CG> i reinstall windows xp end the Ubuntu dont wanna boot
[02:07] <Finity> I thought that was GDM
[02:07] <Finity> or are those two completely different things?
[02:07] <gdb> boogie_: I guess the root question is "what are you trying to accomplish?" Perhaps there's a correct way to do what you're trying to do, or at least a possible way.
[02:08] <gdb> Finity: GDM is what displays the graphical login prompt.  X is what provides all the actual graphics -- the ability for other programs (like gdm) to put things on the screen.
[02:08] <gdb> Finity: gdm is just a program like any other, like gnome-terminal for example.
[02:08] <Svendbenno> Does anybody here know, how canonical is funded?
[02:08] <Finity> gdb: ah, okay, that makes sense
[02:08] <needhelp> I can't mount a volume: 'One or more block devices are holding /dev/sda2' 'fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy'
[02:08] <gdb> Finity: The way X works is sorta hard to get your brain around coming from a non-Unix background.
[02:08] <Finity> I guess I want to restart
[02:09] <slidinghorn> Finity, gdm is the gui for logging in
[02:09] <Finity> the operatin environment
[02:09] <_jesse_> Robert_CG: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[02:09] <nisstyre65> Svendbenno: mark shuttleworth's cheque book?
[02:09] <IdleOne> Svendbenno: by Mark Shuttleworth see www.canonical.com
[02:09] <slidinghorn> wow..I was way behind, sorry
[02:09] <Svendbenno> oh, cool :P
[02:09] <TemperingPick> how do I can I add ld tomy path?
[02:09] <gdb> Finity: If CTRL-ALT-BS doesn't kill X (ie; nozap is set in the server) then you can login to a tty terminal and kill the pid of X.org or drop the system to runlevel 1 and take it back to runlevel 2.
[02:10] <gdb> Finity: Are you sure X is what you want to restart?
[02:10] <IdleOne> gdb: nothing like complicating stuff for nothing
[02:11] <IdleOne> !dontzap
[02:11] <alien_> When I run sudo apt-get install kernel-package i recieve an error: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/NUQu2TDz
[02:11] <gdb> Finity: Actually, it's easier than that to restart X. heh... login to a tty and run "/etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:11] <Fishback> hello everyone - I have a Grub 2 question.  Installed Lubuntu & it worked perfectly.  Now I'm dual-booting Lubuntu & Puppy Linux.  After shutting down Puppy, Lubuntu will then insist on a disk check before loading.  Any ideas?
[02:11] <gdb> Finity: When you do that, and X comes back up, it will grab the display, taking you away from your tty (which you'll still be logged into). You'll need to switch back to it and log out of it)
[02:12] <shane2peru_lapto> does anyone know where the settings are to adjust to kick the cooling fan on sooner?
[02:12] <Finity> gdb: I don't think it's x I want to restart
[02:12] <Finity> I want the computer to think it just rebooted
[02:12] <Finity> without having actually rebooted
[02:12] <Finity> heh
[02:12] <Finity> and is gdm the equivilent of winlogon.exe?
[02:12] <IdleOne> Finity: alt-sysrq-k
[02:13] <gdb> Finity: Ah, I suppose you could say that.
[02:14] <Zenac> feces
[02:14] <IdleOne> !guidelines > Zenac
[02:15] <alien_> Is any body working on my question?
[02:15] <TemperingPick> alien_, which is?
[02:15] <fridgerator> look up
[02:15] <TemperingPick> can't
[02:15] <ChogyDan> alien_: what is latex-beamer?
[02:16] <alien_> ChodyDan: I have no idea. I was hoping you did. Ill google it
[02:16] <ChogyDan> alien_: do you use latex?
[02:17] <zus> when using a mic with a 4 channel mixer through the mic input on the sound card, should i also be able to hear my voice though speakers/headphones?
[02:18] <Finity> so, I'm guessing X in Linux, is essentially CSRSS.exe in windows?
[02:18] <ChogyDan> alien_: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/latex-beamer.postinst && sudo apt-get remove latex-beamer
[02:18] <alien_> ChogyDan: Ill try that.
[02:19] <gdb> Finity: I don't know what that is.  X is just an application like any other, that is able to drive your video card and answer requests for display services from other programs.  It's not something special or low level.
[02:19] <Finity> no, that can't be accurate
[02:19] <Finity> gdb: what does x communicate with?
[02:19] <Finity> the kernel?
[02:19] <Finity> "directly" communicate with*
[02:19] <alien_> ChogyDan:  I recieved a very simmilar error
[02:20] <gdb> Finity: Yes, it talks to the display driver, the network, your input devices, etc.
[02:20] <ChogyDan> alien_: pastebin
[02:21] <gdb> Finity: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:X_client_sever_example.svg -- this diagram may help somewhat
[02:21] <nimbiotics> Hello. While trying to create a USB startup disk, Im geting "DBus error. org.gtk.Private.RemotevolumeMounter Not found. The give volume was not found". Can someone please tell me whats wrong here? YIA!
[02:22] <nimbiotics> TIA!*
[02:22] <skumara> does ubuntu needs antivirus?
[02:22] <D-coy> xD
[02:22] <IdleOne> !antivirus > skumara
[02:23] <D-coy> use unetbooting :P
[02:23] <Flomaster> I am pulling my hair out, I am about to reformat and reinstall unless anyone can help,  1. init.d scripts are NOT auto starting anymore 2.I have no audio expect for XBMC playing movies using my alsa driver
[02:24] <nawk> I just installed Ubuntu netbook (Lucid Lynx), how do you remove/add folders/items to the "Files & Folders" Category on the "Home Screen"?
[02:24] <Sylphid> nimbiotics, see the bug report here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usb-creator/+bug/458334
[02:24] <Finity> gdb: yeah, that makes sense, it doesn't seem to be possible to pin-point the windows equivalent since they're obviously designed very differently ^_^
[02:25] <skumara> you are beautiful
[02:25] <slidinghorn> ?
[02:25] <weecol> where's the lounge
[02:26] <IdleOne> weecol: #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:26] <slidinghorn> weecol, #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:26] <slidinghorn> curse you IdleOne
[02:26] <IdleOne> already there slidinghorn :)
[02:26] <nimbiotics> Sylphid>	 Thanks
[02:26] <alien_> ChogyDan: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/6AjieZuC
[02:26] <Flomaster> ok time to reformat and re-install FAK....
[02:26] <Sylphid> Flomaster, 1.  for x in $(ls /etc/init.d/); do update-rc.d $x defaults; done
[02:26] <weecol> can i say that to skumara
[02:27] <Sylphid> Flomaster, that will reset all of your init scripts to defaults on boot
[02:27] <ChogyDan> alien_: rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/latex-beamer.*
[02:27]  * weecol points skumara to the same channel
[02:27] <Sylphid> Flomaster, i suggest rebooting after running that to see if sound is still an issue
[02:27] <Flomaster> sylphid cool I'll try it the audio is just meh, as long as its working in XBMC, the videos work, but none of my navigation menu sounds work
[02:28] <weecol> signing off
[02:28] <chris062689> Has anyone else been having problems trying to run Ubuntu 10.04 (32 or 64 bit) in Virtualbox?  When simply running a terminal it's extremely slow and there is quite a bit of graphical corruption on the bootup, once I get into GNOME and the XServer is running it seems ok, but feels a little sluggish.  I'm running on a Windows 7 64-bit Host with AMD-VT technology enabled.
[02:29] <Finity> gdb, nevermind apparently: "In particular, the kernel mode device driver WIN32K.SYS controls the display of windows (with a lowercase w), screen output, keyboard and mouse input, and message passing."
[02:29] <nawk> I just installed Ubuntu netbook (Lucid Lynx), how do you remove/add folders/items to the "Files & Folders" Category on the "Home Screen"?
[02:30] <Flomaster> Sylphid: may I pm you?
[02:30] <Sylphid> Flomaster, go for it
[02:31] <gdb> Finity: Ah, right.  In Unix (eg; Linux) the X server runs as a normal userspace application.  Looks like in Windows it's part of the kernel itself (like what we'd think of in Linux as a kernel module).
[02:31] <bolster> anyone got any nice oneliners for combining xml / kml files?
[02:31] <gdb> chris062689: Have you installed the vbox guest additions?
[02:32] <mblackm1> is there a way to boot without loading vid driver/
[02:33] <waan> I'm trying to install backuppc on 10.04-server but apt-get halts with the following http://paste.ubuntu.com/463266/. Can anyone give me a hand to get this working
[02:33] <waan> mblackm1: do you just want the console?
[02:33] <mblackm1> i just did update now x doesnt work
[02:34] <gdb> waan: Does the directory /var/lib/backuppc exist?
[02:34] <IdleOne> !nox | mblackm1
[02:35] <mblackm1> i have command line access just no visable x-server
[02:35] <waan> gdb: yep its owned by backuppc user though
[02:36] <Gryllida> How do I mount a location using samba?
[02:36] <gdb> waan: Ah, and are there directories called pc and cpool in that location?
[02:36] <mblackm1> i just dont know how to fix graphics diver from there
[02:36] <squigle> are the   libsomelib.so symlinks provided by the lib package or by a deb package?
[02:36] <squigle> are the   libsomelib.so symlinks provided by the lib package or by a dev package?
[02:36] <squigle> sorry typo
[02:37] <gdb> squidly: They're provided by the postinst script of the library package.
[02:37] <Gryllida> How do I mount a location using samba? ~$ man smbfs // No manual entry for smbfs ;samba package installed ; what is the command for that?
[02:37] <alien_> ChogyDan: Thanks a bunch. That problem is solved!
[02:37] <waan> gdb: yep, log and pc are owned by backuppc, the rest is owned by root
[02:37] <ChogyDan> np
[02:37] <mblackm1> bbl
[02:38] <waan> mblackm1: you could try some things in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting
[02:38] <user01> hey i have VMware at work to run ubuntu but it can it automatically detect proxy settings like windows?
[02:38] <squigle> gdb, thats what i thought, I opened a bug about a package that wasnt creating them correctly and it was closed as because I was told the .so symlink was only meant to come from a dev package https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/578038 I just wondered if i had the been thinking the wrong thing for the last decade or so
[02:38] <waan> gdb: I get a different error if I do "apt-get purge backuppc" and install again. I can log that if you need
[02:39] <gdb> waan: Ok, do this as a test: cd /var/lib/backuppc/pc ; touch test ; ln test ../cpool/test
[02:39] <gdb> waan: Does that work?
[02:39] <user01> user01, how do i automatically detect proxy settings?
[02:39] <gdb> waan: Ah, you may need to do some sudo magic or be the backuppc user
[02:40] <gdb> waan: Just trying to figure out why it can't create a test hardlink.
[02:40] <waan> gdb: yeah I cant browse those folders unless I sudo
[02:40] <gdb> waan: Well, as long as the user has a valid shell, you can do this first: sudo su - backuppc
[02:40] <gdb> waan: That will give you a shell as the backuppc user to do your testing with
[02:41] <Finity> gdb: ah, okay, that makes sense... I'm guessing most of everything runs in kernel mode (if I'm not mistaken?)
[02:41] <Finity> erm, user mode*
[02:41] <gdb> waan: If you still get an error, that may be why it can't create a hardlink (permissions issue)
[02:41] <gdb> Finity: Yes, that's right.  Even parts of the kernel. ;)
[02:42] <waan> gdb: yep, as backuppc user "ln: creating hard link `../cpool/test' => `test': Permission denied"
[02:42] <gdb> Finity: When you do a ps -ef, any process in brackets is a kernel process running in usermode.
[02:42] <gdb> waan: Ta da!
[02:42] <Finity> gdb: and it switches to kernel mode when it needs to?
[02:42] <waan> gdb: shal I try purging these files/folders and running the apt-get again?
[02:43] <gdb> Finity: system calls run in kernelspace (ie; most of what's documented in section 3 of the man pages)
[02:44] <gdb> waan: No, I think we should fix the permissions on those directories.  Can you paste somewhere the output of ls -lR /var/lib/backuppc ?
[02:44] <gdb> waan: May need to do that as root if you get an error
[02:45] <kjop> truecrypt: error while loading shared libraries: libfuse.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory ....Could anyone help please?
[02:46] <waan> gdb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/463270/
[02:47] <waan> gdb: is it trying to make the symbolic link to a  file owned by root, looks that way
[02:48] <waan> gdb: or rather in a folder owned by root, cpool
[02:48] <Kyngdom> !nox
[02:48] <gdb> waan: Yes, this seems to be a permissions issue with the cpool directory (I am guessing backuppc runs as the backuppc user and it's unable to write to cpool). And it's a hardlink, not a symlink ;)
[02:49] <slim1> how to add latest bt4's dpg source into ubuntu10.04?
[02:49] <Finity> kjop: sudo apt-get install libfuse2 return anything for you?
[02:49] <slgma> whats a good wifi scanning type app to use with aircrack
[02:49] <slgma> only one in the software center is wifi-radar
[02:49] <gdb> waan: I am loathe to have you change permissions without understanding why so much of this is owned by root. I would guess that a simple chown -R backuppc.backuppc /var/lib/backuppc would fix the issue but ... You may need to reset some permissions back to root later.
[02:50] <slgma> i am loathe?
[02:50] <slgma> lol
[02:50] <kjop> Finity: libfuse2 is already the newest version.
[02:50] <waan> gdb: I'd rather fix the underlying problem that do that
[02:50] <euxneks> for the ubuntu 10.04 liveCD, how do I change the boot options?
[02:50] <waan> gdb: but yeah that would probably fix it
[02:50] <Finity> kjop: what about fuse-utils and libfuse2-dev
[02:50] <slgma> euxneks - install it first?
[02:51] <mzaman> i can't get sound
[02:51] <euxneks> liveCD won't start though, I need to set some VGA options or something, I need to make sure I can get to something into which I can change parameter
[02:51] <slgma> mzaman - System > Administration > Hardware drivers
[02:51] <slgma> try using that to find drivers
[02:51] <Flomaster> Sylphid: I am back see pm
[02:51] <slgma> if your sound card doenst work
[02:51] <euxneks> I tried pressing F6
[02:51] <mzaman> i can't get sound when i log on but when i play somethin  i cant get sound
[02:52] <slgma> please rephrase that mzaman, that didnt make sense
[02:52] <gdb> slgma: Unfamiliar with the meaning of the word?
[02:52] <slgma> apparently, gdb
[02:52] <vol7ron> how does one go about upgrading perl to 5.12?
[02:52] <euxneks> for instance, I cannot get to the screen as detailed here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootParameters
[02:53] <slgma> you should be able to get into the terminal from grub euxneks
[02:53] <gdb> slgma: It's a way of saying "I hate to tell you to" from "to loathe" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/loathe - for definition, http://www.yourdictionary.com/examples/loathe - for usage examples
[02:53] <euxneks> I _do_ get a screen that shows a keyboard and a little man
[02:53] <euxneks> but then it blacks out
[02:53] <kjop> Finity: they were already installed. but there is no such libfuse2-dev
[02:53] <gdb> waan: Any luck?
[02:54] <whodevil> how do I remove netbook remix, I just want the normal desktop
[02:54] <radIT> i need help you all
[02:55] <radIT> about anon-proxy in ubuntu 8.10
[02:55] <slgma> whodevil
[02:55] <slgma> did you try removing the package?
[02:55] <thune3> do you know what graphics chip you have? (or computer model?)
[02:55] <slgma> sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-netbook-remix
[02:55] <thune3> euxneks: do you know what graphics chip you have? (or computer model?)
[02:55] <waan> gdb: I didn't really want to have to do this though, is it a problem with the install script maybe?
[02:55] <whodevil> radIT: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html
[02:55] <Lycus> I need some assistance. I'm trying to setup a network printer, but after I installed drivers for a brother printer, when I attempt to add a printer through system-config-printer, the option to add a printer is greyed out, and when I try to connect a CUPS server, the localhost doesn't respond.
[02:55] <ChogyDan> whodevil: it might also be called something like netbook-launcher
[02:56] <gdb> waan: It does sound like a bug in the install script, not properly setting permissions before trying to start the software as the appropriate user.
[02:56] <vol7ron> can anyone help me?
[02:56] <slgma> whodevil just type "remix" in synaptic and it will show both the packages me and ChogyDan just said
[02:56] <euxneks> thune3: it's an ATI HD 3***
[02:56] <slgma> id guess you could remove them as needed
[02:56] <Finity> kjop: I'm guessing it's looking for that file in the wrong directory :/
[02:57] <TOM527> I ‘m new to ubuntu and earlier today I asked for help with making my wireless card activate.  I was given a link to a help forum and tried following the directions.  I still have not connected to my wireless network yet but I’m getting closer.   The wireless network driver window indicates that the “hardware is present”  [bcmwl5].  But when I click on configure network, nothing happens  or clicking the icon on the toolbar does not indicate that ther
[02:57] <TOM527> e are any wireless networks.  The I was pointed to also said “Use the bcmwl5.inf and bcmwl5.sys under "driver" folder”.   I could install the inf file but I don’t know what to do with the sys file.    Any  thoughts?  I’m sure I have the right driver.
[02:57] <sweetpi> whodevil: System > Administration > Logon Screen, set Gnome as the default session
[02:57] <kjop> Finity: how do you fix it
[02:57] <Lycus> tl;dr: Can someone help me getting system-config-printer working? After installing drivers for a brother printer, the option to add a printer is greyed-out.
[02:57] <Maletor> My rhythmbox won't copy files to my iPhone. It worked earlier today. Then I deleted some songs and nows it's fscked.
[02:57] <Finity> kjop: what exactly are you trying to do?
[02:58] <kjop> Finity: run truecrypt
[02:58] <TOM527> if you mean me---trying to get on the woireless network
[02:58]  * torrentuser gets a head-ache
[02:59] <Dawgmatix> how do i add directories to the search path for kernel modules?
[03:01] <TOM527> I ‘m new to ubuntu and earlier today I asked for help with making my wireless card activate.  I was given a link to a help forum and tried following the directions.  I still have not connected to my wireless network yet but I’m getting closer.   The wireless network driver window indicates that the “hardware is present”  [bcmwl5].  But when I click on configure network, nothing happens  or clicking the icon on the toolbar does not indicate that ther
[03:01] <TOM527> e are any wireless networks.  The I was pointed to also said “Use the bcmwl5.inf and bcmwl5.sys under "driver" folder”.   I could install the inf file but I don’t know what to do with the sys file.    Any  thoughts?  I’m sure I have the right driver.
[03:01] <Zenac> ubuntu sucks
[03:02] <thune3> euxneks: you get the grub screen by hitting escape as soon as the little man shows. Then F6 and then escape again give you grub line. You could try "xforcevesa" "xdriver=vesa" or "noapic" options
[03:02] <IdleOne> Zenac: Don't use it. feel free to leave the channel if you are not looking for help or looking to help
[03:02] <sebsebseb> Zenac: depends, on the user, and hardware
[03:02] <kjop> Finity: ?
[03:02] <euxneks> thune3: will try that
[03:02] <sebsebseb> Zenac: and what they want to do on a computer, how good or bad, Ubuntu is
[03:02] <ahmad> #linuxac
[03:03] <ChogyDan> vol7ron: while unorthodox, you could grab it from debian/experimental
[03:03] <sebsebseb> Zenac: and same thing for other distros
[03:03] <Zenac> ;p
[03:03] <Finity> kjop: sorry, I'm not really sure, in terminal, do a cd to /lib
[03:03] <vol7ron> ChogyDan: i'm new to Linux and am not too keen on how to get things :-/
[03:03] <Finity> and do a dir /p and see if you see libfuse.so.2
[03:03] <ChogyDan> vol7ron: why do you want that perl?
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[03:04] <vol7ron> ChogyDan: it has newer features, such as 'say' that I want to experiment with
[03:04] <Finity> TOM527: what happens when you type rfkill list?
[03:05] <kjop> Finity: dir: cannot access /p: No such file or directory
[03:05] <TOM527> thanks  i don't know i'll try
[03:05] <ChogyDan> vol7ron: ok.  You can either compile it yourself, or grab it from debian http://packages.debian.org/experimental/perl
[03:05] <Finity> TOM527: is this a laptop?
[03:05] <IdleOne> ChogyDan: vol7ron it is not recommended to mix repos like that.
[03:06] <vol7ron> it's not?
[03:06] <IdleOne> vol7ron: it's not
[03:06] <vol7ron> darn
[03:06] <ChogyDan> vol7ron: that's correct
[03:06] <IdleOne> vol7ron: that does not mean you can't but be aware that it could cause issues.
[03:06] <ecc> what is the screen resoluton applet in gnome called?
[03:07] <vol7ron> :-\
[03:07] <Finity> kjop: try ls | grep libfuse
[03:07] <ecc> and is it an xrandr frontend or somethng specially made for ubuntu?
[03:07] <vol7ron> i think my time might be better spent learning about the different Linux distros
[03:07] <kjop> :/lib$ ls | grep libfuse
[03:07] <kjop> libfuse.so.2
[03:07] <kjop> libfuse.so.2.8.1
[03:07] <TOM527> rfkill list   nothing happened
[03:08] <norstrom> ecc: gnome-display-properties
[03:09] <fridgerator> i just installed ubuntu server 10.04, after first reboot i set up ssh and samba then restart again.  after grub, i get a blinking cursor in the top left corner then the it freezes (the display shuts off).  if i do recover mode my screen prints this then freezes: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c242/fragileandys/CIMG0045.jpg
[03:09] <Maletor> I mean honestly thank god for Google.
[03:09] <TOM527> this is my first day    rfkill list   command not found
[03:09] <momelod> greetings channel
[03:10] <momelod> is there something i need to do in ubuntu to allow password-less login via ssh private/public keys
[03:10] <momelod> it works for regular users, but not root
[03:10] <fridgerator> anyone available to help me w/ my problem stated a few lines up?
[03:10] <gdb> fridgerator: Whichever OEM Microsoft uses sure makes nice keyboards, don't they? ;)
[03:10] <Finity> kjop: try typing in "ln -s /lib/libfuse.so.2 /usr/lib/libfuse.so.2
[03:10] <kjop> momelod: that's very dangerous. i know that much.
[03:11] <Finity> kjop: no quote
[03:11] <Finity> and that's LN, btw,lowercase
[03:11] <Ashly> I need to install 32bit mysql stuff on my 64bit ubuntu is that possible?
[03:11] <Guest84015> pessoal boa noite, acabei de reinstalar o Windows 7 e ele apagou meu GRUB, estou com o Ubuntu aberto pelo Live CD e gostaria de recriar o Grub, alguém pode me ajudar?  Obrigado
[03:11] <magn3ts> Can anyone help me write a script that removes illegal ntfs characters from my Music folder?
[03:11] <Finity> TOM527: is this a laptop or a desktop?
[03:11] <fridgerator> gbd this keyboard was the cheapest one at target... and its not too bad!
[03:11] <IdleOne> !br | Guest84015
[03:11] <TOM527> thanks  laptop
[03:11] <TOM527> lat d505
[03:11] <Guest84015> ubottu, tks
[03:12] <Finity> TOM527: oh, you gotta use ndiswrapper, then
[03:12] <gdb> momelod: It's not dangerous.  You need to generate a keypair and then put the .pub key for the account you want into the authorized_keys file on the target machine.
[03:12] <Finity> I just setup up a lat d520 yesterday :)
[03:12] <TOM527> install worked except for wirelees nic
[03:12] <kjop> im still getting the same error Finity
[03:12] <TOM527> i did that
[03:12] <Finity> TOM527: what version of ubuntu, 10.04?
[03:12] <momelod> gdb, thats exactly what i have done. and it works for all users but root
[03:12] <TOM527> i got the correct windowes drive
[03:12] <gdb> momelod: ssh-keygen, then look in ~/.ssh and find the id_rsa.pub file and put that in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the target account.
[03:12] <sweetpi> momelod: root account is disabled
[03:13] <momelod> sweetpi, i can login as root with the password..
[03:13] <TOM527> 9
[03:13] <gdb> momelod: There are several reasons that may not work depending on how the target node is configured (either in /etc/passwd or in /etc/sshd_config)
[03:13] <ecc> norstrom: will gnome-display-properties work inside of LXDE?
[03:13] <Ashly> I googled my question, but no results so I figured what the heck ill come here and ask :)
[03:13] <gdb> er /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[03:13] <mmfb> I noticed on some peoples' screenshots they they have that mac-like shortcut bar on the bottom of the screen. Which accessory that I can download from the Software Center will give me that?
[03:13] <Finity> TOM527: are you using the network-manager that comes with ubuntu?
[03:13] <sweetpi> momelod: i remember a sshd setting, AllowRootLogon or something
[03:14] <kjop> im still getting the same error Finity
[03:14] <Finity> TOM527: and what type of encryption is that connection using?
[03:14] <euxneks> thune3: removed silent and splash options, and liveCD hangs on "Console: switching to colour frame buffer device 210x65"
[03:14] <momelod> sweetpi, root logins are permited.. as i said i can login with a pasword... its the keys that arnt working for me
[03:14] <Vigo> mmfb: Desklets, there are a few flavors
[03:14] <sweetpi> momelod: and i mean for keys, not password
[03:14] <momelod> ahh
[03:14] <TOM527> i'm not sure i downloaded ndisgtk    ndiswrapper
[03:14] <TOM527> wep
[03:15] <TOM527> it indicstes no wireless connection
[03:15] <momelod> i have PermitRootLogin yes
[03:15] <Finity> TOM527: is the wifi light on?
[03:15] <Finity> Try FN+F2
[03:15] <mmfb> Also I've been trying to find something that will let me have separate wallpapers on each of my workspaces... Is there a way to do this? I'm using the xfce interface.
[03:15] <a_duck> Hi.  I'm trying to do what's effectively a man-in-the-middle attack on a virtualized windows machine.  Basically, I need windows to load some software on a remote machine and I need to give it access to the remote machine to do that.  Then I want to resume udp communication with the remote computer without letting it know that I'm no longer the windows virtual machine.  Any ideas?
[03:15] <Finity> that *should* be the hotkey on a d505
[03:16] <TOM527> no----yet it works with windows----
[03:16] <Finity> kjop: try the same line
[03:16] <momelod> gdb, what am i looking for in /etc/passwd or /etc/ssh/sshd_config?
[03:16] <TOM527> i tried pushing fn and win key before
[03:16] <mmfb> Vigo: Does Desklets also work with xfce?
[03:16] <kjop> Finity: what line?
[03:16] <Finity> ln -s /lib/libfuse.so.2 /usr/local/lib/libfuse.so.2
[03:16] <Finity> kjop: ^ try that
[03:16] <Vigo> mmfb: Yes, although you may need to borrow from KDE or Gnome, then again LXDE is moving fast and furious with the code.
[03:17] <Finity> TOM527: is wireless enabled in bios?
[03:17] <kjop> Finity: same error
[03:17] <sweetpi> momelod: maybe its PermitRootLogon without-password
[03:17] <Finity> then again, the hotkey should work with ndiswrapper
[03:17] <TOM527> yes-- i have duial boot and it workls in woin
[03:17] <TOM527> windows
[03:17] <thune3> euxneks: i'm trying to find and option for you
[03:17] <Vigo> mmfb: I had it running on LXDE, and Enlightment. it should work.
[03:18] <Finity> TOM527: what happens when you type in sudo lshw -C network
[03:18] <TOM527> i'll look
[03:19] <Finity> kjop: :/ not sure, but truecrypt, for whatever reason, is looking in the wrong directory for that lib
[03:19] <mmfb> Vigo: Once installed, will this pop up automatically, or do I have to place it on the desktop manually? If so, how do I do?
[03:19] <gdb> momelod: You know, I'm not sure.  I've not done this for root before.  I'm reading some docs now.
[03:19] <finemann> hi, how do i change the close/min/maximize buttons from left to right in chromium (and chromium only! i dont want this happen to gnome!)
[03:19] <TOM527> a lot---
[03:19] <TOM527> what line should i read
[03:19] <puff> I need to resize my LVM partition, should I use pvresize to do that?
[03:20] <puff> AH, man page says physical,s o lvmchange?
[03:20] <Vigo> mmfb: Is rather automagical, after reboot, it does take a while to tweak and configure, but is all clean code.
[03:20] <mmfb> Vigo: Thanks, I appreciate it.
[03:21] <puff> I have one big LVM partition.  I want to split it into at least three partitions, one for root, one for /home, one for /bulkdata.  How do I do the LVM part of this?
[03:21] <Finity> TOM527: you should see two network adapters
[03:21] <Finity> your wireless, and your wired
[03:21] <Finity> "Ethernet/Wireless interface"
[03:21] <Finity> what does it say under Product for your wireless interface
[03:21] <momelod> WOW n00b
[03:21] <TOM527> network :0   and then it's all about the right nioc card in the laptop
[03:21] <momelod> i pasted my key in wrong!! lol
[03:22] <momelod> gdb, thanks for your effort. turns out it was just being a tard
[03:22] <gdb> ah!
[03:22] <TOM527> bcm4306
[03:22] <Vigo> mmfb: I am looking for the Official Documents now,,,
[03:23] <Vigo> mmfb: On Xubuntu or XFCE it is called aDesklets
[03:23] <Finity> TOM527: alright, do this
[03:23] <Finity> sudo apt-get install wicd-gtk
[03:23] <BiggFREE> What is a PIIX4_SMBUS ?
[03:23] <TOM527> network 0: disabled
[03:23] <Vigo> mmfb: Here is a forum post on it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=183709&highlight=adesklets
[03:24] <Finity> TOM527: yeah, did you actually setup ndiswrapper to work with your drivers, or did you just install ndiswrapper? :p
[03:24] <Finity> TOM527: you installed your drivers through wine, correct?
[03:24] <TOM527> i feels like i just don't know how to enable the card
[03:24] <Finity> kjop: are you sure you're using the correct bit version of truecrypt
[03:24] <TOM527> yes i downloaded the drivers from dell
[03:25] <BiggFREE> What is a PIIX4_SMBUS ?
[03:25] <thune3> euxneks: maybe "uvesafb" option? i'm having trouble finding options list. is this a notebook with an external graphics port (if so graphics might be switching to that)
[03:25] <TOM527> i don't know what wine is yet---first day
[03:25] <Finity> TOM527: ndiswrapper gives you the ability to use the functionality of the wifi switch
[03:25] <Finity> TOM527: wine allows you to virtualize windows programs within linux
[03:26] <mmfb> Vigo: Rebooted, and got nothing.
[03:26] <Finity> TOM527: if you downloaded the windows exe for the dell drivers
[03:26] <Finity> you'd have to use win to install them
[03:26] <TOM527> yes
[03:26] <Vigo> mmfb: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=183709&highlight=adesklets
[03:26] <Finity> TOM527: and in this case, you'd have to have done that (since broadcom wifi cards are gay)
[03:26] <Finity> TOM527: did you blacklist the default driver?
[03:27] <euxneks> thune3: this is a desktop, the original nvidia card died on me, I'm borrowing an ATI card to try and see if it's just a video card problem
[03:27] <euxneks> thune3: I think there may be other problems too.
[03:27] <euxneks> *sigh*
[03:27] <Vigo> mmfb: Are you running Xubuntu on a lightweight system?
[03:27] <thune3> euxneks: does this computer also have integrated graphic?
[03:27] <TOM527> i used ndisgtk    ndiswrapper  common ndiswrapper utils  but not wusb600n
[03:28] <Finity> TOM527: I don't even know what that last one is
[03:28] <Finity> :p
[03:28] <Finity> so that shouldn't be a problem
[03:28] <TOM527> no i did nopt blacklist the defaul;t driver
[03:28] <Finity> TOM527: sudo modprobe -r bcm43xx
[03:28] <BiggFREE> What is a PIIX4_SMBUS ?
[03:28] <mmfb> Vigo: I'm not sure what you mean by "lightweight system" but I am running Xubunut
[03:28] <mmfb> Xubuntu*
[03:28] <Finity> TOM527: then this: echo 'blacklist bcm43xx' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[03:28] <euxneks> thune3: no it does not
[03:29] <euxneks> thune3: trying "uvesafb" option
[03:29] <Finity> TOM527: wine should've created a directory for you
[03:29] <Finity> under...
[03:29]  * Finity finds
[03:29] <TOM527> fatal modu,e bcm not found
[03:29] <euxneks> thune3: I suspect my motherboard may now be faulty
[03:30] <Vigo> mmfb: On a low mem. or older hardware...?
[03:30] <MaRk-I> euxneks: you get a black screen after grub?
[03:30] <Finity> TOM527: type in this: cd .wine
[03:30] <euxneks> MaRk-I: I get a black screen after grub, yes
[03:31] <MaRk-I> euxneks: edit your grub and where it says "quiet splash"  add "quiet splash nomodeset" i
[03:31] <MaRk-I> oops -i*
[03:31] <TOM527> cd space .wine    did not work  i'll try again
[03:31] <mmfb> Vigo: Yes it's lightweight
[03:31] <MaRk-I> euxneks: check here http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[03:31] <euxneks> "nomodeset -i"
[03:31] <Finity> then cd P (hit tab, and it should auto-complete with Program\ Files/
[03:31] <MaRk-I> no no the i was a typo
[03:32] <Finity> TOM527: try cd ~/.wine
[03:32] <MaRk-I> euxneks: check the link
[03:32] <Vigo> mmfb: Do you have Compiz installed and enabled?
[03:32] <Finity> TOM527: can I PM you, should cause a bit less confusion for this channel and us :D
[03:32] <Daekdroom> !pm | Finity
[03:33] <mmfb> Vigo: I'm not exactly sure. A friend of mine gave me with this computer with Xubuntu already installed.
[03:33] <Finity> Daekdroom: ah, gotcha :)
[03:33] <Maletor> Is there a way to background a process once it's already running in the shell?
[03:33] <TOM527> i don't know what that means
[03:33] <euxneks> ooh, tried "nomodeset xforcevesa" and that looks like it's working
[03:33] <hendaus> hi
[03:33] <Finity> TOM527: did you try cd ~/.wine
[03:33] <Finity> ?
[03:33] <TOM527> i'm no kid---i just been working with dells and using their tech support
[03:34] <riddlehobbit> hendaus: hello
[03:34] <Vigo> mmfb: Ok, do you know your way around and in Ubuntu yet?
[03:34] <thune3> euxneks:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/560306 suggests trying 'nomodeset' and 'radeon.modeset=0' or trying other DVI video port if your card has two.
[03:34] <Finity> TOM527: I'm a Dell Technician, so I'm who the support would send out (if I worked for Dell, which I don't) ;)
[03:34] <hendaus> riddlehobbit,  thanx, can u help where to get crossover?
[03:34] <_genuser1> Maletor: just hit ctrl-z, which will halt it. then type in bg. it will start it in background.
[03:34] <TOM527> no such directory---thanks for your patience
[03:34] <nimbiotics> Hello. I have a USB keyboard which does not under GRUB. Is there a way to make it work? TIA!
[03:35] <_genuser1> Finity: it might be faster for him to compress it on a winders machine than install wine.
[03:35] <mmfb> Vigo: I know a bit... Enough to get me by, probably.
[03:35] <TOM527> that's funny,,,i just retired from a school system
[03:35] <MaRk-I> euxneks: only use one... check nomodeset first if it works just edit the grub
[03:35] <riddlehobbit> hendaus: Sorry, I don't know what you mean
[03:35] <Kyngdom> sudo apt-get install openssh-server <-- is that not accurate anymore?
[03:35] <TOM527> dell woulkd take control of the machine when i couldn't get it to work
[03:35] <thune3> euxneks: ah just saw that. you are a step ahead of me. The solution also recommends using that workaround and then installing proprietary drivers for a system install. (if you were planning to do system install)
[03:36] <iflema> TOM527 what is the rev number of ya bcm4306
[03:36] <hendaus> riddlehobbit,  its like wine,but my mirc script i run it on wine ,it open mirc but doesnot let me type anything
[03:36] <pussfeller> bluetooth transfer to my droid are very slow
[03:36] <Vigo> mmfb: I got bounced out, lag spike, please join /#xubuntu
[03:37] <TOM527> i used the latest driver---i would need to shut down the laptop  boot into xp and look at belarc
[03:37] <TOM527> i guess i could search across platforms--first day
[03:37] <mmfb> Vigo: I tried adding it in XChat network list, but it didn't work.
[03:38] <Finity> TOM527: try sudo apt-get install wine
[03:38] <hendaus> please help me! my mirc script i run it on wine ,it opens but doesnot let me type anything
[03:38] <Vigo> mmfb: Just type /join #xubuntu
[03:39] <iflema> TOM527 in a terminal       lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4
[03:39] <TOM527> done
[03:39] <TOM527> couldn't find package wine
[03:40] <riddlehobbit> hendaus: sorry... I don't think I can help you with that
[03:40] <chris062689> Question, when Ubuntu is booting up, how can I have it only start till init 3?  (Meaning, where it drops me to console, I don't need to load the GUI)
[03:40] <vol7ron> my work is going to upgrade us to 8.4 finally
[03:40] <vol7ron> :)
[03:40] <nimbiotics> Hello. I have a USB keyboard which does not under GRUB. Is there a way to make it work? TIA!
[03:40] <chris062689> vol7ron, it's 8.04
[03:40] <vol7ron> or some variation thereof
[03:40] <chris062689> Not 8.4
[03:40] <Finity> TOM527: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4675306&postcount=2
[03:41] <vol7ron> oops thought i was in Postgres channel
[03:41] <OFICINA7> I'm experiencing a few permission erros, how do I check permission in a folder?
[03:41] <chris062689> oh... :P
[03:42] <OFICINA7> what permissions should be default? 777?
[03:42] <gethoht> it depends on the folder
[03:42] <TOM527> i opened the link   thatr should help  and although i appreciate all that you have done i have been at this all day and i'm on vacation in hilton head---if you're nearby i'll take you golfing
[03:43] <TOM527> but i need to take a brake
[03:43] <Finity> TOM527: hehe, it's not biggie
[03:43] <gethoht> normally 744 or 644... but it reeealy depends on what folder you're in
[03:43] <Finity> TOM527: I was having to set this up just yesterday (only using Ubuntu 10.04 on a lat d520)
[03:43] <OFICINA7> this folder is in my /home/james/apps directory
[03:43] <Finity> so I went through all of this for hours as well
[03:43] <TOM527> if you're in jersey i GOLF THERE TOO
[03:44] <Finity> hehe, Houston, TX actually :D
[03:44] <OFICINA7> it's totally controlled by the loggedin user and hosts files for a website thru NgiN-X
[03:44] <OFICINA7> but I keep getting 403 Forbidden
[03:44] <OFICINA7> =/
[03:45] <MaRk-I> euxneks: did it work?
[03:45] <n3rd_dude> hi
[03:45] <TOM527> MY EMAIL IS tom.wed@gmail.com   if you send me to a sight i will work on that tomorrow   i also bought beginning ubuntu linux book today
[03:45] <OFICINA7> gethoht what means 644 and 744?
[03:45] <Macfan9000> Hello Im trying to install Ubuntu on an old eMachine M5105, which version should I install? I'm trying to install the new one, but it stalls on the install :(
[03:45] <TOM527> goog night
[03:46] <Finity> TOM527: well, in a nutshell, you need to download the windows xp drivers from dell (should be an exe), and use wine to rune that
[03:46] <Finity> to run* that in ubuntu
[03:46] <Finity> and go through the install
[03:46] <gethoht> it's one way of determining user permissions...
[03:46] <Finity> until it fails (it will extract a bunch of files)
[03:46] <n3rd_dude> I'm a regular linux advanced user, I use arch linux...however, I want to migrate the IT structure in my company from windows to linux and ubuntu is the ideal choice, with the given circumstances
[03:46] <Finity> then, go into the wine c: drive directory
[03:46] <zus> Jordan_U,  what was that command i did that unlocked my folders? please
[03:46] <Finity> and you should see a Dell folder there
[03:46] <OFICINA7> gethoht strange, all files inside /home/james are drwxrwxrwx, is that wrong?
[03:46] <n3rd_dude> but, I need a bit of advice atm
[03:47] <Finity> from that dell folde, navigate until you find that .inf file
[03:47] <gethoht> well that means the the folder is wide open, anyone can access them
[03:47] <zus> Jordan_U,  from when wine was locked last night  sorry that was a bit vague.
[03:47] <Finity> and get the full path of that file, and run ndiswrapper -i <full path to that inf>
[03:47] <Finity> and it should say it installed it, and everything
[03:47] <Finity> from there, you should be able to get things working
[03:48] <n3rd_dude> one of our systems track stock and include point-of-sale software working on windows. Along with that, part of the software includes stuff like barcode generation and printing using a zebra printer...
[03:48] <gethoht> i'm not familiar with nginx
[03:48] <n3rd_dude> how'd I get the barcode process done in linux/ubuntu?
[03:48] <Finity> TOM527: your thing is "disabled" due to a hardware lock imposed by Broadcom (only their software can properly access the firmware to unlock it)
[03:48] <n3rd_dude> thanks :)
[03:48] <gethoht> whatever folder nginx is serving is most likely having permissions issues
[03:48] <OFICINA7> gethoht it's just like apache, is it OK that all my folders are drwxrwxrwx ?
[03:48] <Finity> TOM527: (aka, ndiswrapper, will allow you to use the broadcom software with the network card, giving you access)
[03:49] <Finity> TOM527: you'll know it's working when FN+F2 starts working ;)
[03:49] <gethoht> well normally that means that any user, even anonymous ones can create run and delete whatever they want to .... not usually a good thing
[03:50] <gethoht> i'm guessing that nginx is serving a different directory then /home/james ... i could be totally wrong
[03:50] <Finity> hope that helps :D
[03:50] <Finity> best of luck
[03:50] <jessezylstra> There is not a separate channel for ubutnu server, is there?
[03:50] <IdleOne> jessezylstra: #ubuntu-server
[03:51] <jessezylstra> Thanks
[03:51] <gethoht> as an example... if apache isn't configured to serve home directories, it will serve the /var/www/ folder ... maybe nginx needs to be configured to server home folders
[03:51] <gethoht> i could be completely wrong... i'm just shooting from the hip here
[03:52] <TOM527> thank-you    i'll be back tomorrow
[03:52] <OFICINA7> gethoht it is, one of my apps just broke permissions for no reason at all
[03:52] <nimbiotics> Hello. I have a USB keyboard which does not under GRUB. Is there a way to make it work? TIA!
[03:52] <OFICINA7> I have a few things running here
[03:52] <nimbiotics> Hello. I have a USB keyboard which does not work under GRUB. Is there a way to make it work? TIA!
[03:52] <OFICINA7> strangely, that app and every new app I make now have restrictions, while the old ones are still ok
[03:53] <Geekman> Hey, I two commands a while ago which was able to recursively list the permissions of a directory, which I would redirect into a file, then use that file to call another command to restore the permissions.  I had to install an extra package.  I can't recall the name of anything, and can't find the post.  Does anyone have any ideas as to what it may be that I'm thinking of?  It's going to drive me mad if I don't figure it out...even if I can just ob
[03:53] <Geekman> viously use something else to achieve the same result.
[03:54] <cwheeler> can Brasero in 10.4 burn multi session dvds? I don't get the option on the menu the manual shows
[03:54] <Geekman> I saw two commands*
[03:55] <euxneks> thune3: yeah it worked, I need to figure out how to repair my installation now :P
[03:56] <thune3> nimbiotics: maybe enable usb "legacy"/"usb1.1 legacy"/"dos mode" support in your bios
[03:57] <joshua1983> holaa
[03:57] <nimbiotics> thune3>	Thanks, will try that...
[03:57] <joshua1983> alguien ha instalado oracle en ubuntu?
[03:59] <Melectric|Matt> Hi, I'm having an issue with installing Ubuntu 10.04, when I choose to install, my screen goes to an aquamarine/greenish colour
[04:00] <Melectric|Matt> I get the same problem with installing 32bit or 64, a CD or from USB
[04:00] <_genuser1> Melectric|Matt: has it been giving you lot of issues?
[04:00] <_genuser1> one solution that jumps out is install older version and then upgrade from there.
[04:00] <_genuser1> not sure if the artwork and all that will upgrade
[04:00] <Melectric|Matt> ya i was going to try that next....would it be a graphics card problem?
[04:01] <Melectric|Matt> i have a geforce 8600m but it hasn't ever given me problems before
[04:01] <_genuser1> if that one also has an issue, then it might be something hardware specific that is causing problems.
[04:01] <_genuser1> right, nvidia hasn't had many issues with linux.
[04:02] <skumara> finally got connected to chat room!!!!
[04:02] <Melectric|Matt> should i poke around in the bios? or will that lead no where?
[04:02] <waan> Does anybody know a text based browser with javascript support? I need to modify a router web config over ssh.
[04:02] <waan> I dont think elinks has javascript support out of the box
[04:03] <MaRk-I> Melectric|Matt: check if this helps http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[04:03] <skumara>  does ubuntu needs antivirus?
[04:03] <_genuser1> Melectric|Matt: does it boot at all into the ubuntu installer?
[04:03] <_genuser1> or give any indication that ubuntu installer has taken control?
[04:03] <Melectric|Matt> it boots, but i can't see what it's doing
[04:04] <Geekman> waan: Why not tunnel port 80 on the router's IP to localhost on port 8081 via SSH, then go to the address from your web browser?
[04:04] <Cornholio> skumara: no.
[04:04] <Melectric|Matt> I can get to the first menu on the installer but past that its just green death
[04:05] <_genuser1> hmmm so the installer is taking over. it should be bios thing.
[04:05] <_genuser1> try the link MaRk-I posted.
[04:06] <skumara> nice to hear that!!
[04:07] <skumara> is there anyway I can find out what is slowing my internet connection? in last 30 min my connection speed was ranging from 0kb/s to 30kb/s. it supposed to be more than 100kb/s usually!
[04:07] <cwheeler> skumara: traceroute can be helpful
[04:07] <sluther> can anyone explain why crons are trying to send email to the account the cronjob is for, even though i've specified 'MAILTO="email@domain.com" ?
[04:08] <waan> Geekman: I dont have access to port 8081 at the remote location
[04:08] <waan> Geekman: is that what you mean?
[04:08] <sluther> ie: user 'foo' cronts try to go to *both* user@server *and* email@domain.com...
[04:08] <sluther> crons*
[04:08] <Melectric|Matt> Ok I'm going to try MarK-I's link
[04:09] <Melectric|Matt> i'll be back to let you know how things work out
[04:09] <Melectric|Matt> thanks for your help guys
[04:09] <Geekman> waan: No, you can create an SSH tunnel which will forward all traffic on the router's IP on whatever port (say 80 or 443) to your local machine, which you could bind to say 8081 (or any spare port) on your local machine.
[04:09] <skumara> ok. i need to exit now. will come back after downloading traceroute.
[04:10] <Geekman> Then in your browser just go to localhost:whateverport and you can use the web interface from your browser.
[04:10] <waan> Geekman: sounds good do I need an ssh tunneling client on my pc here?
[04:10] <Geekman> What SSH client are you using?
[04:10] <waan> Geekman: putty
[04:10] <Geekman> Putty on Windows makes it easy, the SSH command in Linux supports tunnelling out of the box too.
[04:11] <waan> Geekman: ahh cool ssh tunnels in the options
[04:11] <Geekman> Yeah
[04:11] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[04:12] <Gryllida> hi
[04:12] <Geekman> So say you ssh to server.remote.com, to gain access to the router, which is say on the remote LAN's IP of 192.168.1.1, you'd put 8081 in source port and 192.168.1.1:80 in the destination.   Tick both those boxes, and in the SSH server's IP, obviously you'd put server.remote.com
[04:13] <razz1> I am running vino in ssh and just want to know if any other vnc server does a better job. I need to use ssh reverse portforwarding.
[04:17] <waan> Geekman: is putty supposed to open a listening port on my local machine?
[04:18] <ubuntu> how do I install a driver from Nvidias site with the .run extension?
[04:18] <Geekman> waan:  As far as I know, it should all be going through SSH.  That's one of the main uses of SSH tunneling.  You can tunnel other traffic through SSH so it's encrypted.
[04:19] <waan> Geekman: yeah that is awesome, but i'm just trying to get it working
[04:19] <Geekman> waan: What's the settings you've put into putty?
[04:19] <waan> Geekman: do I select local or remote under the destination?
[04:20] <waan> Geekman: I mean obviously remove but it isnt clear what that setting is for
[04:21] <waan> Geekman: ahh nevermind its working now. Thanks heaps
[04:21] <Geekman> waan:  Sorry, at work. :) Glad you got it working!
[04:23] <remixboy18> hi girls
[04:24] <dancrew32> any linux alternatives to vmware player?
[04:24] <mohanohi> Hi
[04:24] <gethoht> your in an ubuntu channel... the women picken's are most likely pretty slim
[04:24] <sebsebseb> !virtualbox | dancrew32
[04:24] <mohanohi> i think my ubuntu has been affected by some spyware.
[04:24] <Melectric> well that worked a bit better
[04:24] <maco> gethoht: though not nonexistent
[04:25] <sebsebseb> dancrew32: one from website/webserver has USB support, theres a guide on Ubuntu site for getting that working.  both are free as in price
[04:25] <mohanohi> some website in firefox is redirecting to this page : http://122.160.230.125:8080/vta/redirectedPage.do
[04:25] <gethoht> of course not... i'm sure there are some lovely talented beautiful women gracing the presense of this channel right now
[04:25] <bazhang> !ot
[04:25] <sluther> anyone have any ideas on why i'm having this issue with cron?
[04:26] <waan> Geekman: That is the best thing, and to think ive been using ssh all this time... noob
[04:26] <mohanohi> i am on ubuntu karmic
[04:26] <mohanohi> pls help..
[04:26] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: ok maybe a malicous add on for Firefox?
[04:26] <mohanohi> its affecting opera too
[04:26] <mohanohi> i think its system wide infection
[04:26] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: are you using wireless?
[04:26] <mohanohi> no
[04:27] <mohanohi> adsl
[04:27] <gethoht> mohanohi: well what is this "spyware" doing?
[04:27] <Geekman> waan: What do you mean?  SSH tunnelling relies on SSH.
[04:28] <mohanohi> gethoht: its going to this page http://122.160.230.125:8080/vta/redirectedPage.do
[04:28] <mohanohi> when i click some webpage's link
[04:28] <ubuntu> I loaded the "recommended" video driver for Nvidia and it made everything seem tiny and almost seemed to change my fonts and the whole look of the desktop vs the look of the live cd - is hit snormal?
[04:29] <waan> Geekman: yes, but I never used tunneling for that purpose before
[04:30] <Geekman> waan: Ah.  Yeah it's very useful, especially if you can't poke a new hole into a firewall.  For some reason at university, SSH is allowed but Windows RDP is not.  So I use SSH tunneling for RDP and use it that way.
[04:31] <mohanohi> sebsebseb: ?
[04:32] <gethoht> mohanohi: are you on your own network or some public network?
[04:32] <euxneks> success, now I need to get the video driver to work
[04:32] <mohanohi> gethoht: own
[04:32] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: no not sure how to help you
[04:32] <ubuntu> I loaded the "recommended" video driver for Nvidia and it made everything seem tiny and almost seemed to change my fonts and the whole look of the desktop vs the look of the live cd - is hit snormal?
[04:32] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: plus not going to try to go on that link :)
[04:32] <mohanohi> sebsebseb: yeah. but i saw some other guys are too affected by this spyware..
[04:33] <mohanohi> on some webpages discussion was going on.
[04:33] <exarkun> Can I install Lucid on a blank HD from my Karmic desktop?
[04:33] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: well you can remove your .mozilla from Home
[04:33] <bazhang> mohanohi, its not spyware
[04:33] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: which is your Firefox profile, and start with a new one
[04:33] <SteveThing> anyone know if 10.04LTS supports TRIM for SSD drives?
[04:33] <sebsebseb> mohanohi: anyway I think bazhang may be able to help you
[04:33] <mohanohi> sebsebseb: its also affecting my opera
[04:33] <mohanohi> bazhang: virus?
[04:33] <gethoht> i'm thinking there's a proxy or firewall on the box or somewhere on his network
[04:34] <bazhang> !virus > mohanohi
[04:34] <euxneks> !virus > euxneks
[04:35] <SteveThing> also, does anyone know how to set the windows key to activate the Applications menu?
[04:35] <mohanohi> bazhang: i have installed clamav
[04:35] <darkpixel> The audio troubleshooting guide says to make sure ubuntu-restricted-modules-blah is installed.  Those packages don't seem to exist under 10.04.  Should I be looking for a different package, or skip that step?
[04:35] <Zhenya> hi guys! I am on kubuntu 10.04 and having LOTS of issues mounting USB disk devices. It takes sometimes upto an hour to recognize something. Any ideas?
[04:35] <puff> Wtf... I just burned this CD using k3b, from an ubuntu ISO, and now it says it's blank.
[04:35] <sebsebseb> !language | puff
[04:36] <carl_> fox
[04:36] <darkpixel> SteveThing: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts -> "Show the panel's main menu"
[04:36] <alien> This may seem silly but I just compiled the linux kernel (after some configration) with make in the cd of ~/linux-2.6.34/. Shouldnt the debs be in ~/?
[04:36] <SteveThing> darkpixel, thanx
[04:36] <nickee> is there an easy way to repoint the dns servers to opendns (should be 208.67.222.222,208.67.220.220) without having to reboot?  (I'm trying to see if that will fix a "might be ipv6 problem".) See procedure: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1311774
[04:37] <mohanohi> is it some type of hidden service running in background?
[04:37] <pytxxg> a
[04:37] <darkpixel> SteveThing: If it doesn't let you use the windows key by itself, you may have to change System -> Prefs -> Keyboard -> Layouts -> Options -> Alt/Win Key Behavior.  Keep in mind this may break other shortcuts.
[04:37] <pytxxg> a
[04:37] <SteveThing> nickee, should only need to shut/no shut the interface after you manually apply DNS (if at all)
[04:38] <pytxxg> hi
[04:38] <SteveThing> darkpixel, joy... ok thanx
[04:38] <darkpixel> nickee: Open /etc/resolv.conf with your favorite text editor.  NetworkManager and other tools may overwrite the file from time to time.
[04:39] <mohanohi> in some page they say its a trogen
[04:39] <_genuser1> ftp the file to windows, then use notepad?
[04:39] <MaRk-I> nickee: in network manager just add the dns server and disable ipv6
[04:39] <mohanohi> bazhang: ?
[04:40] <bazhang> mohanohi, yes?
[04:40] <mohanohi> bazhang: my issue not resolved.. :( any help?
[04:40] <bazhang> mohanohi, what issue? it's not spyware/virus
[04:41] <mohanohi> bazhang: perhaps trogen?
[04:41] <bazhang> mohanohi, no
[04:41] <mohanohi> bazhang: then?
[04:41] <Topy> for some reason, the sound on my eee pc 701 4g only works sporadically on ubuntu, on about 1 out of 5 boots
[04:41] <mohanohi> bazhang: with it i am unable to login to my yahoo account too
[04:41] <bazhang> mohanohi, no idea
[04:41] <Topy> i tried with ubuntu karmic and lucid, and linux mint 9
[04:41] <bazhang> sounds like a badly set proxy
[04:41] <Topy> any ideas?
[04:41] <Topy> its really weird
[04:41] <gethoht> something is redirecting you to that page, it could be a dns server, a proxy server or some kind of jacked firewall
[04:42] <Topy> it seems to be completely random
[04:42] <mohanohi> bazhang: yahoo page returns the same login page even after login
[04:42] <euxneks> how do I re-configure Xorg to use a different driver from the command line?
[04:42] <MaRk-I> mohanohi: that's yahoo problem email them your acct. it's stuck with a stale cookie they need to reset your account
[04:43] <alien> Is anyone looking at my question?
[04:43] <_genuser1> if it's cookie stuff, just reset the browser cookies.
[04:43] <_genuser1> those won't be on teh yahoo side.
[04:44] <MaRk-I> _genuser1: no that doesnt work, trust me I've had that experience already
[04:44] <mohanohi> MaRk-I : but opera was able to login that page
[04:44] <_genuser1> just throwing out ideas. :)
[04:44] <mohanohi> MaRk-I : now opera too getting infected by that thing.
[04:45] <MaRk-I> mohanohi: windows?
[04:45] <mohanohi> MaRk-I : ubuntu karmic
[04:45] <IdleOne> alien: We can't support custom kernel try ##linux
[04:46] <gethoht> alien: i see some stuff about latex from a  couple hours ago
[04:46] <bazhang> mohanohi, you have some sort of proxy set up
[04:46] <MaRk-I> mohanohi: then use the browser that works
[04:46] <alien> Thanks IdelOne
[04:46] <mohanohi> bazhang: i have set to no proxy in firefox
[04:46] <alien> This may seem silly but I just compiled the linux kernel (after some configration) with make in the cd of ~/linux-2.6.34/. Shouldnt the debs be in ~/?
[04:46] <alien> sorry
[04:46] <IdleOne> alien: I just answered you. try ##linux
[04:47] <IdleOne> hehe np
[04:47] <alien> wrong chanel...
[04:47] <bazhang> mohanohi, then reset your proxy to normal connection, purge history and cookies, quit FF and try again.
[04:47] <ottermaton> Is it possible to have tar exclude certain subdirectories within a directory?
[04:48] <mohanohi> bazhang: its in normal connection
[04:49] <thune3> !xconfig | euxneks Maybe try the second half of this from console:
[04:49] <frodo> I need to execute this statement automatically when I log into my Ubuntu account.  What is the best way to do this?  I tried putting it in /etc/fstab but that game me all sorts of errors saying that the device could not be mounted.  Command:   sudo /opt/owfs/bin/owfs --allow_other -u /media/1-wire
[04:49] <mneptok> ottermaton: yes, using --exclude and the *full* path to the excluded dir
[04:50] <ottermaton> Thanks mneptok
[04:50] <adamr41> Would this be the place to get help with ubuntu related wine issues?
[04:50] <bazhang> adamr41, #winehq
[04:51] <adamr41> bazhang: thanks. :)
[04:51] <ottermaton> mneptok, I'm assuming the command is like this: tar -cvf tarball.tar /home/me --exclude /home/me/crap
[04:51] <backz> how to set LC_CTYPE to all users ?
[04:51] <mneptok> ottermaton: quite right
[04:52] <mneptok> ottermaton: although you might want to enclose the --exclude path in double quotes
[04:52] <commander_> is it possible to change the location of the /home partition ?
[04:54] <_genuser1> commander_: you can change the location for hte /home if you want.
[04:54] <ottermaton> cheers mneptok! Another thing I'm trying to figure out is: I'm going to cron a little script to do this daily and put it in my ~/Ubuntu One dir and have figured out how to get the date added to the name. I want to include in the script a way to delete the older tarballs (say 3 or more days old) from ~/Ubuntu One.
[04:54] <_genuser1> just mount /dev/blah /home
[04:54] <_genuser1> or any other folder location....
[04:55] <un214> how about mount /dev/blah /home/username
[04:55] <commander_> _genuser1, So it is possible when and if I notice that the /home partition is getting full to make a new partition and bigger one to then copy the contents of the old home to new home one ?
[04:55] <_genuser1> you can mount any device or location to any other location including /home/youruser
[04:55] <un214> commander_: yes
[04:56] <commander_> un214, but wont few applications get crazy about it?
[04:56] <ottermaton> mneptok, I was looking at find for this, but from what I've seen it looks like it checks the date the file was last accessed which will probably be relatively continuous as it syncs with U1 server. I think.
[04:56] <_genuser1> commander_: you can do that. also update the fstab so the kernel mounts your /home properly. otherwise it will put it where / is mount.
[04:56] <watson> hello
[04:56] <_genuser1> commander_: nothing will get crazy. because /home will remain /home.
[04:56] <un214> commander_: if any one did I'd submit a bug report
[04:56] <beutdeuce> I need help with a chroot jail i just set up using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
[04:56] <beutdeuce> how do i actually change to that environment?
[04:57] <bonez2046> my sound just stopped working, several hours ago.. I run 'ps ax | grep npviewer.bin' and kill the viewer, and restart the app with sound, but nothing plays.. I hear a click from my speakers when I power them on.. have checked all connections.. suggestions?
[04:57] <commander_> _genuser1, un214, Thanx guys.
[04:57] <bonez2046> only thing I haven't done is reboot lately
[04:57] <_genuser1> :)
[04:58] <_genuser1> make sure to update fstab
[04:58] <backz> how can I change LC_ALL= to en_US.UTF-8 ?
[04:58] <un214> since I grafted in debian below ubuntu I'm hoping to not have to worry about rebooting for another 3 months
[04:59] <harmandeep> guys, i need help with Ls output of Block Device files
[04:59] <harmandeep> #ls -l /dev/sda
[05:00] <harmandeep> brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 0 2010-07-13 12:13 /dev/sda
[05:00] <harmandeep> what us 8, corresponding to ?
[05:00] <harmandeep> what is
[05:00] <harmandeep> if those are no. of associated hardlinks ( as per someone on IRC ... ) , why no. of hardlinks aren't reflected by ||||    #stat /dev/sda
[05:00] <un214> 8,0 are block major/minor numbers
[05:00] <un214> you could rename the device file and it points to the same device
[05:00] <un214> the major and minor numbers are what actually define the device
[05:00] <harmandeep> any URL explaining those ~~
[05:01] <farce> What do y'all use for window managers / decorators?
[05:01] <un214> http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.php?name=MContent&pageid=94
[05:02] <harmandeep> thanks a ton un214
[05:02] <harmandeep> :)
[05:04] <fr0stbyte> DUCK SEASON! RABBIT REASON! DUCK SEASON!
[05:04] <un214> harmisdeep: it's called google
[05:05] <brianherman> DUCK SEASON
[05:06] <un214> too bad there's no way to remove upstart/modutils/plymouth/bootscripts in a chroot jail install
[05:07] <eduardo> iniciante no ubuntu
[05:07] <eduardo> alguem tem algumas dicas?
[05:08] <brianherman> is there a command to add apt-source gpg keys
[05:10] <PlasmaSheep> How can I change the gdm theme on ubuntu 10.04 to, say, the shiki colors theme?
[05:11] <thune3> backz: i think you can add custom setting that applies to all users in /etc/default/locale if that doesn't work you could add it to /etc/environment
[05:12] <MaRk-I> PlasmaSheep: system/administration/login window/ local tab
[05:12] <iiiii> q
[05:12] <PlasmaSheep> MaRk-I: it's called login screen, and there is no such tab.
[05:13] <eduardo> alguem?
[05:13] <castellano> ayuda como comenzar soy nuevo
[05:13] <eduardo> dicas sites sugestões
[05:13] <ddilinger> i have a text file with some wierd control codes ... if i cat the file they show up as '�' (thats a question mark, but inversed, meaning unprintable character).  In VIM they show up as <95> or <96> which i'm guessing is their raw byte value.  How might i strip these?  i would use sed but not sure how to type in the control code for <95> or <96>, copy/paste didn't work unfortunatly.  Any ideas for how to strip those unprintable chars?
[05:13] <linux_force> io no puedo ver la lista de usuarios
[05:14] <linux_force> ai alguien vivo por aki?
[05:14] <castellano> si
[05:14] <MaRk-I> PlasmaSheep: then I have a wrong version.. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_PXBWMgM7Arc/Shy59dOjjhI/AAAAAAAAAeM/8AQ-_Qu0S_k/s400/LoginWindowPreferences.jpg
[05:14] <linux_force> k onda castellano
[05:14] <PlasmaSheep> MaRk-I: looks like it, what is your ubuntu version?
[05:15] <PlasmaSheep> I remember that chooser, but hey, you gotta change something to keep people downloading.
[05:15] <MaRk-I> PlasmaSheep: http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/how-to-disable-ubuntu-user-login-window/
[05:15] <MaRk-I> like I said... system/adminstration/login window
[05:15] <SoulShadow> hi folks
[05:16] <PlasmaSheep> MaRk-I: that's not 10.04/
[05:16] <PlasmaSheep> Login window was recently removed, is there another way?
[05:17] <greezmunkey> PlasmaSheep: what are you trying to do (just got here)
[05:18] <PlasmaSheep> greezmunkey: change gdm theme
[05:18] <commander_> noob question how do i know that version of kubuntu i have installed if it is x64 or x86?
[05:18] <PlasmaSheep> commander_: uname -a
[05:18] <PlasmaSheep> greezmunkey: to, say, http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Arc-Colors+GDM-Walls?content=88305
[05:19] <commander_> PlasmaSheep, hm 86_64 means x64 well thanx m8. There is no about kubuntu like in ubuntu system monitor :)
[05:22] <LetterRip> is ther a way to grow the wubi partition?
[05:23] <PlasmaSheep> goddam ubuntu <_<
[05:24] <greezmunkey> PlasmaSheep: here is a start: gksu -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties
[05:24] <Raptors> Is there a way to see if you're running 64 bit ubuntu or 32 bit ubuntu?
[05:24] <Raptors> my cousin doesn't know which one he's running :\
[05:24] <beutdeuce> How can i set the run time limit for an executable?
[05:25] <_genuser1> uname -a
[05:25] <_genuser1> should show you kernel name and info whether 32bit or 64
[05:25] <_genuser1> bit
[05:30] <greezmunkey> Raptors: try this: file /sbin/init - you should see something like "ELF 32-bit LSB shared object" for a 32 bit system
[05:31] <banisterfiend> hey guys, i can play sound out my speakers, but when i plug anything into the headphone jack, i dont get any output
[05:31] <banisterfiend> what's going on?
[05:32] <dropcode> i accidentally insgtalled the wrong driver for my wifi card, how do I uninstall it?
[05:33] <smanning192> do you have a dual boot?
[05:34] <Royall> my numpad suddenly has the ability to move my mouse around. how do I set it back to normal?
[05:34] <commander_> how do i launch ati control panel from terminal ?
[05:34] <thune3> beutdeuce: i can only think of running another command like --> sleep 15m ; kill `pidof your_program_name` , or launching the program in a script that gets the pid and kills it later if it still exists.
[05:36] <greezmunkey> Raptors: there is one more thing you have to check though: check here: http://wei-jiang.com/system/unix/find-the-processor-cpu-is-64-bit-32-bit-under-ubuntu-linux
[05:36] <Raptors> uname -a worked
[05:37] <thune3> Royall: http://eric.biven.us/2009/02/03/ubuntu-and-the-number-pad-that-wont-work/
[05:37] <Royall> woo, thank you ^^
[05:37] <dpcd> i want to use rmmod to uninstall my wireless driver but its complaining that its in use. How can I stop it? just ifconfig ra0 down?
[05:38] <fridgerator> dpcd that just turns it off
[05:39] <dpcd> so how can i unload it?
[05:39] <zus>  how to change the size of the firefox buttons?  would like them a bit smaller please maybe the entire tool bar the url line sits in
[05:39] <fridgerator> dpcd http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+uninstall+wireless+driver
[05:40] <bazhang> fridgerator, dont do that in here
[05:40] <fridgerator> ok
[05:40] <thune3> zus: right click in button area and choose customize, there is a check-box for use small icons. I'm not sure if more precise customization is possible.
[05:41] <zus> thune3,  thank you.
[05:43] <dpcd> I did try googling around for info but couldnt find what I'm looking for
[05:43] <zus> thune3,  thats actually  plenty small,....
[05:43] <zus> thune3,  thanks again
[05:44] <dpcd> and since i'm uninstalling my wireless drivers I want to make sure i have the proper instructions before doing it.
[05:46] <greezmunkey> dpcd: what did you do to install the failed drivers?
[05:46] <iflema> dpcd where the drivers activated from the Hardware Drivers app? What is the card type (in a terminal    lspci)? If the kernel has a built in module youll most likely have to disable/blacklist it......
[05:46] <dpcd> i downloaded the drivers and compiled from source, then used insmod to install them
[05:47] <sluther> can anyone explain why crons are trying to send email to the account the cronjob is for, even though i've specified 'MAILTO="email@domain.com"
[05:47] <beutdeuce> thune3: thnx
[05:47] <lgc> Hi. I'm looking for help with ddclient.
[05:50] <dpcd> if I used insmod to install the driver, shouldnt I be able to uninstall wtih rmmod?
[05:50] <dpcd> just have to unload it first? :/
[05:52] <thune3> dpcd: did you try downing the interface, first? also check lsmod, to see if you driver is in the list of another driver.
[05:52] <lgc> Well, is someone just familiar with initializing daemons?
[05:55] <greezmunkey> dpcd: there is always modprobe -r {module-name} (see the man page first as there are other options you may want to use with modprobe)
[05:56] <Inusitado_-27> \join brasil
[05:56] <Inusitado_-27> \join #brasil
[05:56] <Inusitado_-27> oi
[05:56] <Inusitado_-27> how do I use this?
[05:57] <centr0>  /
[05:58] <nerxgas> my webcam stopped working, every program that uses my webcam fails to work now
[05:59] <dcpd> is there a way to get a list of the drivers in th ekernel?
[05:59] <greezmunkey> lgc: Here is a pretty cool thread re: ddclient: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/about-ddclient-conf-509594/
[06:00] <asymptote> dcpd: it's anything that ends in a .ko extension
[06:00] <asymptote> dcpd: like if you type "locate *.ko"
[06:01] <iflema> dcpd modules currently loaded can be listed with, in a terminal      lsmod
[06:02] <asymptote> dcpd: a lot of them are listed in /lib/modules/<kernel version>/kernel/drivers/ but they are located in other places as you can see by using the "locate *.ko" command
[06:03] <greezmunkey> asymptote: so .ko == or != kernel option ??
[06:03] <asymptote> greezmunkey: I couldn't answer that for you
[06:04] <commander_> need help, ati control panel (SU) wont work...
[06:04] <greezmunkey> asymptote: that's ok, I'll look it up. :)
[06:04] <asymptote> greezmunkey: k
[06:06] <glick> scuse me, how do i install python support in eclipse?
[06:07] <DJ_HaMsTa> Unable to access internet, did a ifconfig and its only showing the loopback address. ifconfig -a shows eth01. ethernet cable is correctly plugged in
[06:07] <acrousey> Anybody know anything about this configuration (2) mountall bug when upgrading from karmic to lucid?
[06:08] <acrousey> or maybe everybody has gone to bed?
[06:09] <dios_mio> my screen is tilted towards right... what gives?
[06:09] <dios_mio> how do fix it wit driverz?
[06:10] <greezmunkey> DJ_HaMsTa: eth01? really?
[06:10] <realopty> any one have audio working with HDMI nvidia?
[06:10] <DJ_HaMsTa> greezmunkey, sorry eth0
[06:10] <iflema> dios_mio have you confirmed its not just the settings on the monitor itself?
[06:10] <realopty> if so PM me some details :\
[06:11] <greezmunkey> DJ_HaMsTa: you could try dhclient eth0, and see if it will pull up an address.
[06:11] <dios_mio> iflema, ... well.. it is the kind that happens when you dont have the official video card drivers installed.. i have a radeon.. and ubuntu didnt find its drivers automatically
[06:12] <DJ_HaMsTa> greezmunkey, that worked but why did it not auto do it ?
[06:12] <greezmunkey> DJ_HaMsTa: uh...cuz it's a computer??? idk :)
[06:16] <knob> Hello everyone =)
[06:17] <DJ_HaMsTa> greezmunkey, ty for the help
[06:17] <benhcdj> I can't get Apache to work.  Can someone help?  Feel free to make fun as I am obviously  a noob.
[06:17] <dios_mio> how do install a rpm we download?
[06:17] <commander_> how do I enable 3 displays with ati 5series card+
[06:18] <greezmunkey> DJ_HaMsTa: so did you just start the box, and eth0 would not grab an address? Or, is there more to this? You can look through /var/log/syslog to see if there are any errors as well.
[06:19] <iflema> !rpm | dios_mio
[06:21] <commander_> how do I enable 3 monitors on ati 5series?
[06:22] <kraut> moin
[06:27] <acrousey> who here is running lucid?
[06:28] <acrousey> and if you are, how did you get it?
[06:29] <greezmunkey> acrousey: it is available for download at: www.ubuntu.com - look for 10.04 (lucid)
[06:29] <peter__> I am
[06:30] <iflema> !installing | acrousey
[06:30] <Vantrax> anyone here really good at bash scripting?
[06:31] <acrousey> i know it's available, but I've been trying a whole bunch of different ways of getting it: 1) fresh start from CD didn't work, 2) upgrading from update manager didn't work b/c of the mountall bug
[06:31] <Vantrax> I am trying to find a way to insert a line into a script above exit 0 if the line doesnt exist in the file. having trouble with the inserting the line bit
[06:32] <acrousey> serious, i've been able to upgrade this machine from 8.04 to 9.10 through the update manager with no problem. Why is it happening now?
[06:33] <greezmunkey> Vantrax: have you tried in /j #bash ??
[06:33] <acrousey> for a while i was trying to put on different distros but it appeared like they all had something wrong with them until i took out some SATA cables
[06:33] <Vantrax> thanks greezmunkey
[06:35] <dcpd> okay so, the driver i need to get is the rt2800usb driver. but I can't figure out where to get it. anybody know ? I googled around with no luck
[06:36] <lonejack> hi, does anybody know how to increase the printer? I'm printing a page from gmaps(142K), at the moment are 8 minutes I'm waiting ...
[06:36] <lonejack> Please help me
[06:37] <yiyezhou> Hi
[06:37] <iflema> acrousey this one? -> https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/mountall/+bug/559582
[06:38] <acrousey> yes
[06:38] <acrousey> iflema, I hate this bug witha passion
[06:39] <iflema> acrousey on the 29th 10.04.1 is marked for release. May give you some joy then if none before?!?!?!
[06:39] <|jonathan|> can anyone help me fixing my dial up internet problem?
[06:39] <uspenok> how can i install ubuntu ON flash drive ?
[06:40] <Adola> Hi!  How can I tell which apps are using my soundcard?
[06:40] <acrousey> iflema, I thought it was already released, hence the 10.04 = April 2010
[06:41] <acrousey> * my bad!! 10.04.1
[06:41] <uRock> uspenok, check out http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[06:41] <churl> Hello, is there an easy way to disable the screensaver while playing video (totem) full screen? (xubuntu 10.04)
[06:41] <iflema> acrousey 10.04.1 is the first round of updates/re-release. Is there a workaround listed on the bug report?
[06:41] <Adola> How can I tell which apps are using my soundcard?
[06:42] <acrousey> iflema, I'm trying (never mind... tried) do-release-upgrade with no luck
[06:42] <yiyezhou> one partition shows red and invalid in 'partition manager',can some one  give me a solutions?Thank you
[06:42] <dios_mio> Adola, .... good question... better ask in #debian to find an expert...
[06:42] <acrousey> still got the mountall error
[06:43] <uRock> In the terminal, how do I move to a folder that has a space in it? such as 'cd ~/Another Useless Folder" ?
[06:43] <Adola> dios_mio, Ok, thanks!
[06:43] <uspenok> hell, uRock i write word "ON" by cappital laters not just for fun. I want to install ubuntu ON flash drive. Not livecd, not FROM...
[06:43] <|jonathan|> how can i install dial up intenet in my ubuntu
[06:44] <nerxgas> i'm trying to find instructions for using a program called "webcam" but searching for it on the internet is hard cause its got such a generic name
[06:44] <dcpd> okay so, the driver i need to get is the rt2800usb driver. but I can't figure out where to get it. anybody know ? I googled around with no luck
[06:45] <uRock> Yuspenok, ou will have to boot a live CD or in your current install and go to System> Administration> Startup Disk Creator
[06:45] <uRock> uspenok, You will have to boot a live CD or in your current install and go to System> Administration> Startup Disk Creator
[06:45] <churl> Hello, is there an easy way to disable the screensaver while playing video (totem) full screen?
[06:45] <MaRk-I> !webcam > nerxgas
[06:46] <uRock> |jonathan|, Go to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/SetUpDialer for help with that.
[06:46] <dontput> ,.
[06:47] <nerxgas> !webcam > nerxgas
[06:47] <|jonathan|> uRock i tried but im having problem becoz my terminal says modem is not responding
[06:47] <nerxgas> MaRk-I, the app is simply called "webcam"
[06:47] <electrofreak> ...how can I kill a process that 'kill -9' wont work on?
[06:47] <dontput> uhmm how to update 9.10 proffiles to 10.0 ?
[06:47] <|jonathan|> i hav configured everything what my tutorial said
[06:47] <dontput> user profiles i mean
[06:48] <MaRk-I> nerxgas: is that an ubuntu app?
[06:48] <uRock> nergas, Go to Ubuntu Software Center in your Applications menu and search for your webcam app
[06:48] <acrousey> dontput, what do you mean? shouldn't you be able to update all of them at once?
[06:48] <uRock> |jonathan|, I have no clue how to set it up, sorry.
[06:48] <|jonathan|> okk
[06:49] <nerxgas> MaRk-I, it looks like maybe its a Debian package
[06:49] <electrofreak> has anyone here played with btrfs at all?
[06:49] <uRock> nerxgas, Go to Ubuntu Software Center in your Applications menu and search for your webcam app
[06:50] <churl> Hello, is there an easy way to disable the screensaver while playing video (totem) full screen?
[06:50] <MaRk-I> nerxgas: like uRock said check synaptic, http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/webcam
[06:50] <uRock> churl, you'd have to turn it off completely
[06:50] <churl> uRock: thanks for the reply
[06:50] <dontput> just a question.. i have 7.10 Ubuntu.. if i upgrade my 7.10 into 10.04 LTS does my user profiles going to be gone?
[06:50] <uRock> no problem
[06:51] <dontput> cause i cant update through auto update
[06:51] <uRock> dontput, do you have a separate /home partition?
[06:51] <dontput> noh
[06:51] <ranjan> where can i get the driver sources for Agere Systems Soft Modem
[06:51] <uRock> You'll have to back everything up
[06:52] <churl> uRock: in my last xubuntu install i had it disabled, but can't recall how it was done.
[06:52] <dontput> OMG
[06:52] <dontput> so its gone now
[06:52] <dontput> dang
[06:52] <smokiee_> hi
[06:52] <RandumNumber> hey foo
[06:52] <smokiee_> hi all
[06:52] <smokiee_> wat i download for laptop ubuntu?
[06:52] <rampr> is it safe to kill/stop console-kit-daemon on a server installation ? We have about 60 instances of it running.
[06:52] <uRock> churl, go in your menu to System> Preferences> Screensavers to disable it
[06:53] <dontput> uRock: so all my user profiles will be gone? :(
[06:53] <dontput> but can i still manage to get them? like using TestDisk
[06:53] <uRock> yes, but you can back them up
[06:53] <dontput> ok good
[06:53] <dontput> thnx urock
[06:53] <smokiee_> do i download netbook for laptop ubuntu?
[06:53] <MaRk-I> churl: go to totem preferences display tab select disable screen saver
[06:54] <churl> MaRk-I: it's not there anymore
[06:54] <uRock> yw, go to your home folder and click view, then click to show hidden files. the settings for each program will be easily noticed such as .mozilla
[06:54] <MaRk-I> churl: then just disable screen saver
[06:54] <uRock> dontput, yw, go to your home folder and click view, then click to show hidden files. the settings for each program will be easily noticed such as .mozilla
[06:55] <acrousey> in the great words of Hiro Nakamura... "Yatta!!!!"
[06:55] <smokiee_> anyone help me with download?
[06:55] <dontput> uRock: copy that
[06:55] <churl> MaRk-I: under display it only has disable screensaver when playing audio.  this doesnt disable the screensaver while playing video
[06:56] <nerxgas> MaRk-I, uRock, if you're curious i found what i was looking for at http://hacktivision.com/index.php/2009/06/16/setting-up-an-ubuntu-webcam-server?blog=2
[06:56] <uRock> churl, enter this command into a terminal to open the screensaver app. do not copy the """" "gnome-screensaver-preferences"
[06:57] <uRock> churl, gnome-screensaver-preferences
[06:57] <churl> uRock: im using xscreensaver
[06:57] <smokiee_> can anyone hlpe me out???????
[06:57] <MaRk-I> nerxgas: ok
[06:57] <uRock> nerxgas, I never use my webcam, so I am not very proficient with it
[06:58] <nerxgas> MaRk-I, uRock, i had to kill this app cause it was interfering with my other webcam software
[06:58] <nerxgas> or more accurately...i had to run the "stop" script
[06:59] <R3cur51v3> Where is the database for the locate command located? If you have an encrypted home directory, can an attacker still gain information about the contents of your home directory by reading the locate database?
[06:59] <R3cur51v3> (on your unencrypted / partition)
[06:59] <MaRk-I> nerxgas: well you cant use more than 1 program on a webcam
[06:59] <iflema> acrousey does that involve fig leaves?!?!? :)
[06:59] <nerxgas> i suppose not
[07:00] <acrousey> iflema, hahaha, no but i finally got a 10.04 cd to work and am doing a fresh install
[07:00] <iflema> acrousey =) goodone
[07:00] <uRock> churl, I haven't given up on ya, I am asking for the command in another irc
[07:01] <acrousey> nothing like a fresh install to get you back into linux/ --> ubuntu
[07:01] <churl> uRock: ha, thanks, ive been googleing it for a good minute with no luck
[07:01] <churl> acrousey: true that
[07:01] <MaRk-I> churl: system/preferences/screensaver doesnt give you that option?
[07:01] <iflema> acrousey unfortunately you couldnt keep rollin :(
[07:02] <uRock> Do you still have Main Menu under the System> Preferences?
[07:02] <uRock> churl, Do you still have Main Menu under the System> Preferences?
[07:02] <churl> not in xubuntu
[07:02] <uRock> hmm
[07:03] <nguyentruongson> hi
[07:03] <MaRk-I> churl: try #xubuntu
[07:03] <acrousey> iflema, yeah, but i didn't have anything on it... just, I was so eager to find a work-around for that mountall bug
[07:03] <jepong> anyone tried to install choqok on ubuntu? how many kde dependecies did it install?
[07:04] <churl> MaRk-I: I'm the only one talking in there and i found myself helping someone with their ipod  :)
[07:04] <uRock> churl, right click on the top of your menu and select edit menu and see if you can add xscreensaver back to your menu
[07:04] <uRock> churl, that is the way it happen here
[07:04] <MaRk-I> lol
[07:04] <acrousey> i suppose there's nothing like going through the setup wizard only to come back here to fix/change some of the messes that I create with my new baby
[07:04] <jepong> hello... anyone tried to install choqok on ubuntu? how many kde dependecies did it install?
[07:05] <uRock> jepong, 72 total files listed to install with it
[07:06] <churl> uRock: im guessing your using gnome, this doesnt seem to be a viable option in xubuntu, seeing as how gnome uses a special screensaver
[07:06] <jepong> thanks uRock!
[07:06] <MaRk-I> churl: try xfce4-mcs-manager
[07:06] <jepong> can you sudo aptitude --without-recommends install choqok for me now?
[07:07] <acrousey> does lucid come with all the packages for watching DVD's and stuff on youtube and listening to mp3's?
[07:07] <thune3> R3cur51v3: /var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db is the location. You could add to PRUNEPATHS in /etc/updatedb.conf to disable indexing for you home dir.
[07:07] <uRock> jepong, not sure, never tried
[07:07] <eMyller> ellos fellows
[07:07] <eMyller> i'm trying to install lucid in a relatively old notebook, with a sis gpu
[07:07] <uRock> In the terminal, how do I move to a folder that has a space in it? such as 'cd ~/Another Useless Folder" ?
[07:07] <scar_> hi I cannot boot from live cd, I believe it is because nouveau doesn't work on my computer. Is there a way that I can disable before starting live cd?
[07:07] <Alex_> hey all
[07:07] <jepong> acrousey: YES! try to install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:07] <eMyller> i can't even start the alternate. it says "cannot display this video mode"
[07:08] <jepong> ... also try to visit medibuntu.org
[07:08] <eMyller> i heard about some options to boot with vga=7something, nolapic, etc
[07:08] <MaRk-I> scar_: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[07:08] <joshua__> can someone tell me how to get the trash can on my desktop please?
[07:08] <acrousey> jepong, thanks!!! that's the site i was thinking about, it's been about 2 years since i've had to do this
[07:09] <churl> MaRk-I: that package is obsolete
[07:09] <uRock> joshua__, right click the panel and select "add to panel"
[07:09] <MaRk-I> churl: then i'm out of ideas sorry
[07:09] <Alex_> @eMyller... sounds like im having the same problem as you with my older laptop, i do know the code is "vga=771" according to the built-in help system
[07:09] <scar_> thanks MaRk-I I'll check it out now
[07:09] <MaRk-I> churl: power management maybe
[07:09] <joshua__> I removed the panels, I would like for it to be actually be on the desktop\
[07:09] <churl> MaRk-I: thanks :)
[07:09] <churl> it's just not there
[07:09] <eMyller> Alex_: so i just need to add vga=771 to the boot line?
[07:09] <uRock> joshua__, wait one
[07:09] <churl> i think i'd just have to be fancy with it
[07:10] <joshua__> I am using AWN for a replacement for the panal :D
[07:10] <MaRk-I> eMyller: yes to the end of the line in grub
[07:10] <jepong> joshua__, why not put trash in AWN?
[07:10] <Alex_> eMyller: i would say so, i tried doing that myself and it didnt work but everything ive read says thats all you have to do, i tried it and still get a blank screen when it gets done booting up to install
[07:11] <joshua__> jepong, because there is no applet for it
[07:11] <joshua__> Oh wait i just found it
[07:11] <jepong> really? the alst time i tried there is one... anyway, im not using AWN right now so i can't confirm
[07:11] <jepong> *last
[07:11] <joshua__> jepong, I found it
[07:12] <eMyller> Alex_, MaRk-I: no output :(
[07:12] <MaRk-I> Alex_, eMyller ;  might want to try adding:  xforcevesa
[07:12] <eMyller> it doesn't show the message anymore
[07:12] <eMyller> trying...
[07:12] <Alex_> MaRk-I: should i try adding that after the "--" at the end of the line or before it?
[07:13] <eMyller> good question
[07:13] <jepong> any better twitter/ideti.ca client for gnome other than gwibber?
[07:14] <MaRk-I> Alex_: in the end of the line reads "quiet splash"  add xforcevesa in between the quotes like "quiet splash xforcevesa"
[07:14] <jepong> im using pino... and it loks good and fast
[07:14] <glick> is there anyway i can change it so that in the file browser instead of the buttons on top, i can see the actual text of the location im at so i can cut and paste it?
[07:14] <realubot> Is there any way to get a mouse and keyboard to work only in one window and then let all other windows be controlled by aonther keyboard/mouse? I want to use one ketboard to manage XBMC frontend and another mouse etc to control the rest of the system. Is this possible?
[07:15] <eMyller> MaRk-I: actually it's not in a grub conf; we're still trying to run the alternate cd
[07:15] <SaXeTz> falou galera
[07:15] <MaRk-I> eMyller: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[07:16] <MaRk-I> you can try even on the livecd
[07:16] <Alex_> MaRk-I: ah ok, is it possible to have this problem when trying to boot Ubuntu verses installing from windows? I have installed 10.04 from windows and it works great but wont work from dvd during boot
[07:16] <MaRk-I> Alex_: read the link http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[07:17] <MaRk-I> shows how to boot from livecd and edit grub after install
[07:18] <eMyller> well, this is what i have here:
[07:18] <eMyller> file=/cdrom/preseend/kubuntu.seed initrd=/install/initrd.gz xforcevesa --
[07:19] <eMyller> it outputs some stuff then goes to 'cannot display this video mode' (monitor message) :\
[07:19] <Alex_> MaRk-I: i cant get livecd or the full installation to work at all, it wont even start the installation to have a grub to edit
[07:19] <joakimk> How do I install a CTAN latex-package under Ubuntu? http://az.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/mathabx
[07:20] <Alex_> i get the same message as eMyller, the screen goes blank and "no signal" from my monitor
[07:21] <joakimk> the readme points to $TEXMF/fonts/source, but I only find /home/joakimk/.texmf-var/fonts which contains dirs pk/ and tfm/, etc... confused
[07:22] <Alex_> if i install ubuntu from windows as a side by side, it works great the whole time but from boot, i cant get past the bootup screen to try installing
[07:23] <Jordan_U> Alex_: Hold shift during boot to see the grub menu.
[07:23] <scar_> MaRk-I: I'm using 10.10 daily, used F8 to change the boot parameter, removed quiet and splash. It's now stopping after it starts cupsd servcie
[07:24] <MaRk-I> 10.10?
[07:24] <Alex_> Jordan_U: ill give it a try, thanks
[07:24] <scar_> marverick
[07:24] <Jordan_U> Alex_: You're welcome.
[07:24] <MaRk-I> go to #ubuntu+1 then
[07:24] <no-name-> edward@edward-desktop:~/Desktop/GensForLinux$ ./configure
[07:24] <no-name-> bash: ./configure: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
[07:24] <MK-ULTRA> ah crap, I can't remember.  There was a program I used when I was just using the shell, it allowed the feature to switch between multiple shells
[07:25] <MK-ULTRA> ah crap I wish I could explain it better
[07:25] <scar_> MaRk-I: will do ty
[07:25]  * no-name- is very new to compiling from source
[07:25] <MaRk-I> scar_: yw
[07:25] <MK-ULTRA> dang what was it
[07:27] <pascal> Hello all
[07:28] <tech2077> hello
[07:28] <eMyller> MaRk-I: still got nothing :\
[07:28] <eMyller> am trying different combinations of noapic, nolapic, acpi=off and with forcevesa, etc
[07:28] <pascal> I don't know this app who's connected ?
[07:29] <MaRk-I> eMyller: sorry that's all i know... and I hardly see about SIS
[07:29] <eMyller> actually the laptop screen is broken, so i'm trying to display to a monitor
[07:29] <no-name-> edward@edward-desktop:~/Desktop/GensForLinux$ ./configure
[07:29] <no-name-> bash: ./configure: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
[07:29] <MK-ULTRA> ah it was called "screen"
[07:29] <eMyller> MaRk-I: no prob, thanks. i'll keep trying.
[07:30] <MaRk-I> no-name-: you have to issue that command inside the folder you're compiling the software
[07:30] <no-name-> MaRk-I: i am
[07:31] <spartan07> when I ssh into my ubuntu desktop 10.04 I have multiple hard drives. How do I get ubuntu to mount the drives automatically? when i ssh i cant find ish on /media. Any ideas?
[07:33] <tech2077> spartan, are they usb drives
[07:34] <thune3> no-name-: is that ^M carriage-return (possibly on the first line of the ./configure script) causing a problem?
[07:35] <spartan07> nope internal
[07:35] <spartan07> well 3 internal 1 usb
[07:35] <spartan07> internal are sata
[07:35] <tisat> .
[07:36] <no-name-> thune3: no idea
[07:36] <tisat> a
[07:36] <thune3> no-name-: can you pastebin the configure script?
[07:37] <no-name-> thune3: ok
[07:37] <vikas> hi
[07:37] <vikas> any one there
[07:37] <tech2077> spartan07,  when your on the desktop, do they show up mounted in nautilus, or is this both on the desktop and when being ssh'd into
[07:37] <no-name-> thune3: http://pastebin.com/qhVYSEz2
[07:38] <no-name-> thune3: not sure why that came up as double lined
[07:38] <vikas> i have few .dep packages in my cd and i wanna install them how do i do that
[07:38] <spartan07> tech2077, desktop as well. I need to go to places click on drive and then put in my password to access the drive.
[07:39] <thune3> no-name-: if there is a space on the first line between #! and /bin/sh, i think it needs to be removed.
[07:39] <spartan07> im all for security but it kinda sucks when i try connect through ssh
[07:39] <tech2077> spartan07,  I had this on my first install, i think that it has to do when mounting drives in general
[07:39] <tech2077> let me see if there is a fix
[07:40] <no-name-> thune3: removed the space. same error
[07:40] <spartan07> ive had this issue with fresh installs from 8.1 to now i think gutsy did it as well (1st ubuntu distro!)
[07:40] <ratna> ghhhhhhhhhj
[07:41] <thune3> no-name-: then the error might be because each line is terminated with CR and then NEWLINE. (which is why the double space in pastebin)
[07:41] <tech2077> spartan07, it's because the internal drives are mounting to /mnt
[07:41] <tech2077> they need su permissions to mount there
[07:41] <no-name-> thune3: ok. what do i do to fix that?
[07:41] <tech2077> since it is considered a system change:
[07:41] <spartan07> when i put in my password I can find them on /media
[07:41] <tech2077> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
[07:42] <tech2077> hmm
[07:42] <tech2077> let me check again
[07:42] <spartan07> just checked they are on /media
[07:42] <tech2077> ok
[07:42] <tech2077> is the usb drive affected too
[07:42] <spartan07> yep there is nothing in /mnt
[07:43] <tech2077> ok
[07:43] <spartan07> it affects all drives other than the one the OS is on
[07:44] <vikas> help
[07:44] <vikas> i want to install .deb packages from my cd
[07:45] <tech2077> run this command: 'sudo fdisk -l'
[07:45] <tech2077> and report what your drives are listed as
[07:45] <MaRk-I> vikas: just do sudo apt-get install nameofpackage
[07:46] <lethias> I'm having some difficulty with Ubuntu Software Center, it asks for authorization, you enter the password press authorize, removes the password entry area, leaving the window there.  You can press the authorize button again but still nothing happens.  Any ideas how to fix this?
[07:47] <thune3> no-name-: do you have a link to the original package that has the configure file. I need to test a command before recommending it.
[07:47] <no-name-> thune3: yea sure
[07:47] <no-name-> i'll just find
[07:47] <AnxiousNut|Univ> what's the diff between open box themes and fluxbox themes?
[07:47] <vikas> MaRk-I, i have on my cd in some folder
[07:47] <tech2077> vikas, open the cd in your file manager and open the deb files
[07:48] <no-name-> thune3: http://www.gens.me/downloads.shtml ----> Gens 2.14 Source
[07:48] <tech2077> gdebi should run
[07:48] <MaRk-I> vikas: then just copy the packages from the cd to your home folder and double click them, or in terminal do sudo dpkg -i nameof.deb
[07:48] <thune3> no-name-: an easier option might be to add a line at the top #!/bin/sh, and then remove the original one below it. But i'll test commands
[07:48] <vikas> ok
[07:50] <spartan07> tech2077, main=sda1 | usb = sdb1 | internal = sdc1 | internal=sdd1 | internal = sdf1 | usb =sdg1
[07:50] <tech2077> ok
[07:50] <tech2077> i found this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[07:50] <tech2077> it says a solutions is to install gnome-mount
[07:50] <spartan07> are there issues because the internals are 1ter and above?
[07:50] <no-name-> thune3: #!/bin/sh, or #!/bin/sh    ?
[07:51] <tech2077> and add it to startup applications, spartan07 thats normal
[07:51] <spartan07> tech2077, is this supposed to be fixed or is it something coming?
[07:52] <tech2077> spartan07, i think it's a just supposed to be like that
[07:52] <RandumNumber> has anyone used a 4 dimentional array?
[07:52] <tech2077> its*
[07:52] <tech2077> i have
[07:52] <shazbotmcnasty> what group must I be in to mount external hard drives?
[07:52] <RandumNumber> tech can i ask you a question really quick
[07:52] <tech2077> yes
[07:53] <shazbotmcnasty> I've been having trouble with my external hss
[07:53] <shazbotmcnasty> hdd*
[07:53] <RandumNumber> ill send it via PM
[07:53] <spartan07> tech2077, ok
[07:53] <The_Journey> can I have one separate home partition and have two different distros use the same home partition for /home?
[07:53] <shazbotmcnasty> I have to sudo to mount it
[07:53] <shazbotmcnasty> The_Journey: yes
[07:53] <The_Journey> shazbotmcnasty: what if it keeps giving me the error: cannot eneter home directory, using /.
[07:54] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't know
[07:54] <tech2077> shazbotmcnasty, its supposed to be like that
[07:54] <shazbotmcnasty> I just know you can do that
[07:54] <qe2e> hello... in both ubuntu and crunchbang lite, when I open firefox, the system crashes beyond ctrl+alt+f1 switching to a vt... it doesn't happen in the livecd environment, only the install... it's a really old pc
[07:54] <shazbotmcnasty> tech2077: since when
[07:54] <spartan07> tech2077, E: Package gnome-mount has no installation candidate
[07:54] <shazbotmcnasty> qe2e: crunchbang isn't supported in here, but your ram is probably seated wrong
[07:54] <shazbotmcnasty> oh
[07:54] <shazbotmcnasty> vt
[07:55] <shazbotmcnasty> uhm nvm ram is fune
[07:55] <tech2077> spartan07, look in synaptoc
[07:55] <FloodBot1> shazbotmcnasty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:55] <shazbotmcnasty> fine
[07:55] <tech2077> it's a virtual package
[07:55] <noisewaterphd> help. I installed ubuntu, on a seperate drive on my win7 desktop. now I can't boot back into windows to convert it to a VM to use within ubuntu. I though normally grub got installed or something, but I get presented with no options at boot, just goes straight into ubuntu
[07:55] <shazbotmcnasty> uhmmmm, is it only firefox? Or is it any resource intensive package?
[07:55] <lethias> software-center stalls on authorization and doesn't authenticate, i've reinstalled aptdaemon but the system still hangs on authorization, any ideas what might be causing this?
[07:55] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: try running this "sudo update-grub"
[07:56] <spartan07> tech2077, no go
[07:56] <noisewaterphd> will do, thanks, then reboot?
[07:56] <shazbotmcnasty> yes
[07:57] <shazbotmcnasty> How do I give myself permission so I don't have to sudo every time I want to mount my external HDD?
[07:57] <no-name-> thune3: any luck with that command?
[07:57] <spartan07> tech2077, well if its supposed to be that way then I know my ubuntu install is not messed up. so the way to go is to find a package to mount at startup right?
[07:57] <tech2077> yes
[07:57] <tech2077> look at the page i posted
[07:58] <agentti7> Can I run knoppix from a USB stick? Probably yes? I'd need to fsck my disk. Its busted, I/O errors all the time, and my machine is slower than EVER. HOWEVER - can fsck fix my disk, or is it just for checking for errors????
[07:58] <no-name-> agentti7: yes.
[07:58] <shazbotmcnasty> this is not #knoppix
[07:58] <agentti7> I know
[07:58] <no-name-> agentti7: get a program called unetbootin
[07:58] <spartan07> tech2077, im reading. there are other packages I can use. My biggest issue was i thought it was broken but its not. thank you for you time !!!!
[07:58] <no-name-> its for windows and linux
[07:58] <agentti7> I have ubuntu, but the disk is giving me the ...
[07:58] <geirha> no-name-: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/052
[07:58] <spartan07> *your
[07:59] <shazbotmcnasty> agentti7: okay, but that is a knoppix related question
[07:59] <shazbotmcnasty> I can run ubuntu and ask about windows
[07:59] <shazbotmcnasty> and that's off topic
[07:59] <no-name-> cheers, geirha
[07:59] <tech2077> spartan07, your welcome
[07:59] <shazbotmcnasty> you're* haha
[07:59] <shazbotmcnasty> sorry
[07:59] <shazbotmcnasty> I had to
[08:00] <jagadish> problem installing ubuntu 9.04
[08:00] <agentti7> shazbotmcnasty: Ok, mr smartpants, tell me how to fsck my main (only) disk that ubuntu is on, without using a USB stick (as i do not have cd/dvd drive)??? :D
[08:01] <scarface94> what is it jagadish?
[08:01] <shazbotmcnasty> agentti7: you could put ubuntu on the usb stick...
[08:01] <shazbotmcnasty> lol
[08:01] <winky> what can i do here
[08:01] <jagadish> the installation screen freezes.. when i select try ubuntu with out installing
[08:01] <agentti7> shazbotmcnasty: oh you're so funny that I'm almost dying here. DYING.
[08:02] <shazbotmcnasty> :)
[08:02] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't see what you're thinking is funny by the way.
[08:02] <agentti7> shazbotmcnasty: me neither
[08:02] <thune3> no-name-: geirha has it. "dos2unix" if you want that is available in package 'tofrodos', though the others will work.
[08:02] <noisewaterphd> no luck, still boots straight to ubuntu, no grub selection screen or anything
[08:02] <shazbotmcnasty> I would LOVE to know how to give myself permission to mount hard drives without sudo.
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> agentti7: the question you had was you wanted to put knoppix on a usb drive right?
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> and run it live?
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> why can't you do that with ubuntu
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> or maybe gparted live
[08:03] <no-name-> thank you very much thune3 and geirha :)
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> since you're having hdd trouble, I would use gparted live...
[08:03] <jagadish> scarface94 i'm using a nvidia 6200a graphic card
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: what ubuntu are you using
[08:03] <shazbotmcnasty> 10.04?
[08:04] <noisewaterphd> 10.04
[08:04] <noisewaterphd> just installed a few days ago
[08:04] <scarface94> and what's the problem?
[08:04] <noisewaterphd> I installed ubuntu on a second drive of my win 7 desktop, but i have no option to boot back into windows
[08:05] <jagadish> scarface94: the disc boots and when i select Try Ubuntu without Installing it just freezes after a couple of minutes
[08:05] <noisewaterphd> I prefer nix, but i need to boot into widows to convert win to a vm for use in ubuntu
[08:05] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: open a terminal, and type this 'sudo gedit /etc/default/grub/'
[08:05] <shazbotmcnasty> without quotes
[08:06] <shazbotmcnasty> when you do that, tell me
[08:06] <noisewaterphd> kk
[08:06] <noisewaterphd> thnks
[08:06] <robbe> noisewaterphd, if it is not autodetected by grub-update, you have to write the boot entry yourself
[08:06] <noisewaterphd> give me one sec
[08:06] <shazbotmcnasty> robbe: he doesn't have a menu
[08:06] <Rainatu> Hi :D
[08:07] <robbe> shazbotmcnasty, so it is detected, but 'hiddentimeout'? or 'timeout 0' ?
[08:07] <shazbotmcnasty> maybe
[08:07] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't know if it's detected or not
[08:07] <agentti7> shazbotmcnasty: well whatever that gives me fsck... But I am afraid that the broken part of the disk is just where there are some critical system files. On that case, I can only re-install ubuntu to fix it, or what?
[08:07] <shazbotmcnasty> since he doesn't have a menu
[08:07] <shazbotmcnasty> he has to change that
[08:07] <agentti7> *In that
[08:07] <Sego> [sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg]
[08:07] <shazbotmcnasty> wait agentti7, if your drive is broken in a part, then your drive is broken
[08:07] <Rainatu> How do I copy or drop something into Terminal without the '
[08:08] <shazbotmcnasty> Sego: what
[08:08] <no-name-> sed 's/^M$//' dosfile doesn't work :(
[08:08] <shazbotmcnasty> Rainatu: copy the command without the '
[08:08] <no-name-> also i installed that package
[08:08] <mrad> Hi
[08:08] <shazbotmcnasty> then paste with right click or ctrl+shift+v
[08:08] <iceroot> no-name-: dos2unix filename
[08:08] <no-name-> but $ dos2unix
[08:08] <no-name-> dos2unix: command not found
[08:08] <jagadish_123> scarface94: the disc boots and when i select Try Ubuntu without Installing it just freezes after a couple of minutes
[08:08] <shazbotmcnasty> hi mrad
[08:09] <iceroot> no-name-: sudo apt-get install d0s2unix
[08:09] <iceroot> !info dos2unix
[08:09] <mrad> i have an error 5 when i try to install ubuntu on vm
[08:09] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: what's taking you so long
[08:09] <no-name-> E: Couldn't find package dos2unix
[08:09] <xavieran> I'm on ubuntu, and when I hit Alt+F2 it switches from X to tty2, also, if I leave it alone for a half hour, the screen blanks and when I move the mouse, I get tty1, _with_ the X mouse cursor floating on top of it!
[08:09] <iceroot> !info sysutils
[08:10] <gnewt58> !info mythtv
[08:10] <agentti7> shazbotmcnasty: Well its giving me _A LOT_ of I/O errors, weird clicks, slowness... I'm afraid that I won't be able to fix it. With my über über skills. Woah, I'm a linux wizard.
[08:10] <MaRk-I> jagadish: if you have intel/nvidia graphics try this http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[08:10] <Rainatu> I meant as in when you drop a file onto the terminal it ends something like '/etc/share/blabla' is there an option to get rid of those quotes? I have to delete 100 files using sudo... xD but thanks
[08:10] <jagadish_123> ubunu 9.04 disc boots and when i select Try Ubuntu without Installing it just freezes after a couple of minutes
[08:10] <zcat[1]> is there any way to change the login theme in 10.04 ?
[08:10] <scarface94> hrmm, sorry jagadish_123. i dont think i can help you there. MaRk-l seems to know about this though.
[08:10] <xavieran> Hey guys :D
[08:10] <xavieran> I'm on ubuntu, and when I hit Alt+F2 it switches from X to tty2, also, if I leave it alone for a half hour, the screen blanks and when I move the mouse, I get tty1, _with_ the X mouse cursor floating on top of it!
[08:10] <iceroot> no-name-: sudo apt-get install tofromdos
[08:11] <MaRk-I> zcat[1]: used to be /system/administration/login window ,   but I think they changed that
[08:11] <jagadish_123> MaRk-I hi i am installing ubuntu 9.04
[08:11] <iceroot> no-name-: not my day today... "sudo apt-get install tofrodos"
[08:11] <shazbotmcnasty> agentti7: clicks?
[08:11] <shazbotmcnasty> agentti7: your drive is dying
[08:11] <shazbotmcnasty> get a new one
[08:11] <shazbotmcnasty> srsly
[08:11] <MaRk-I> jagadish_123:  yes hi read the link if you have intel/nvidia video cards
[08:11] <shazbotmcnasty> those clicks are the 'click of death'
[08:12] <NoK> all:hey !men~~how can i quit my emacs.by text
[08:12] <OrderZero> guise I ran :(){ :|:& };: and now my computer will not run!
[08:13] <tech2077> OrderZero, thats a fork bomb :)
[08:13] <shazbotmcnasty> tech2077: prolly a troll
[08:13] <xavieran> :P
[08:13] <OrderZero> shaz: no fun :<
[08:13] <OrderZero> I don't like to be bombed with forks
[08:14] <xavieran> Neither did the iraqi's!
[08:14] <OrderZero> ZING!
[08:14] <xavieran> And look what your country did to 'em!
[08:14] <OrderZero> and I'd do it again
[08:14] <tech2077> shazbotmcnasty, always fun time
[08:14] <agentti7> shazbotmcnasty: Thanks for clearing this up. I will make a call now to my nearest computer store - about 60km (35 miles, roughly) away. I live in the woods yet I have a 20mbit/10mbit DSL unlimited connection for 40 eur (55 usd)... Weird.
[08:14] <OrderZero> but with moar chemicals and such
[08:14] <zcat[1]> !gdm
[08:14] <OrderZero> k
[08:15] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: sorry, my little guy woke up
[08:15] <OrderZero> !
[08:15] <zcat[1]> so there's no way to change gdm themes any more?
[08:15] <noisewaterphd> so the file exists, what am I looking for
[08:15] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: find this GRUB_TIMEOUT=
[08:15] <no-name-> iceroot: already did that
[08:15] <tech2077> i love having a hybrib kde/gdm
[08:15] <shazbotmcnasty> and give it a number
[08:15] <shazbotmcnasty> like
[08:15] <shazbotmcnasty> 10
[08:15] <shazbotmcnasty> or 5
[08:15] <FloodBot1> shazbotmcnasty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:16] <shazbotmcnasty> or, tell me what the number is right now
[08:16] <noisewaterphd> ok, I'll try that and restart
[08:16] <noisewaterphd> btw, I think I have grub2 installed, should I remove that
[08:16] <iceroot> no-name-: then you can use dos2unix if you install tofrodos
[08:16] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: no no no
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> also
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> if you don't get a menu now
[08:17] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: right now the timeout is 0
[08:17] <no-name-> iceroot: apparently not u:(
[08:17] <abhi_nav> hello
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> reboot again, and hold shift
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> oh
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: change that to like 5
[08:17] <FloodBot1> shazbotmcnasty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:17] <abhi_nav> shazbotmcnasty, can you read me?
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> what, abhi_nav
[08:17] <abhi_nav> shazbotmcnasty, ok thanks
[08:17] <noisewaterphd> k, change to 5, if still not working reboot and hold shift, correct?
[08:17] <shazbotmcnasty> after another reboot
[08:18] <noisewaterphd> right
[08:18] <shazbotmcnasty> yeah
[08:18] <noisewaterphd> k here we go
[08:18] <shazbotmcnasty> good luck
[08:18] <MaRk-I> noisewaterphd: after editing grub you have to type: sudo update-grub    for the changes to take effect
[08:18] <shazbotmcnasty> oh yeah
[08:18] <shazbotmcnasty> do that
[08:18] <shazbotmcnasty> hahahaa
[08:18] <shazbotmcnasty> OH NO
[08:18] <bazhang> shazbotmcnasty, stop with the enter key
[08:19] <shazbotmcnasty> >_<
[08:19] <tech2077> it's not enter key, it's RETURN!
[08:19] <shazbotmcnasty> this b is my bro, the enter key that is
[08:19] <tech2077> :)
[08:19] <bazhang> shazbotmcnasty, not going to warn you again
[08:19] <shazbotmcnasty> lol
[08:20] <thune3> no-name-: i ran tofrodos on your configure file and it certianly fixed the first problem, i then also had to run it on config.sub and config.guess. Configure then ran but hit some weird error later.
[08:20] <thune3> no-name-: i mean dos2unix
[08:21] <rical> anyone using xscreensaver in ubuntu 10.04?
[08:22] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: I forgot to tell you that for the changes you made in /etc/default/grub to take effect, you have to re-run 'sudo update-grub'
[08:22] <noisewaterphd> ok
[08:22] <no-name-> thune3: this is weird i installed tofrodos but there is no dos2unix command
[08:22] <noisewaterphd> i was going to say it didnt work, not even with shift
[08:22] <mrad> i need some help with installation , http://yfrog.com/50error5p
[08:22] <shazbotmcnasty> hm
[08:23] <noisewaterphd> what about the hidden timeout, leave those at 0?
[08:23] <shazbotmcnasty> uhm, one second
[08:23] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: comment those out - by putting a # at the beginning of the line
[08:24] <thune3> noname: that is bizarre. This is equivalent and works: tr -d "\015" < ./configure > ./configure
[08:24] <noisewaterphd> k
[08:24] <noisewaterphd> then update-grub
[08:24] <lagi> kk
[08:24] <mrad> any i dea !
[08:24] <lg> g
[08:24] <mrad> http://yfrog.com/50error5p
[08:24] <moes> noisewaterphd, No need to reboot every time after grub-update ..It will print out your results
[08:24] <MaRk-I> noisewaterphd: "sudo update-grub"     without quotes
[08:24] <shazbotmcnasty> mrad: are you installing from a cd?
[08:25] <mrad> from iso image on vm workstation
[08:25] <mrad> on my local drive
[08:25] <electrofreak> how do I grab the grub menu at boot?
[08:25] <shazbotmcnasty> oh :/ - maybe your iso isn't right, have you used it before?
[08:26] <mrad> first time after downloading
[08:26] <shazbotmcnasty> electrofreak: holding shift during boot is supposed to show your menu if it already doesn't
[08:26] <shazbotmcnasty> mrad: you should check the md5sums
[08:26] <mrad> i am beginner ,how i do that
[08:26] <shazbotmcnasty> you can just md5sum the iso, then look at the md5sum of wherever you got the iso
[08:26] <shazbotmcnasty> it usually says it
[08:27] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: you want me to pastebin my config before I try this again
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> yes
[08:27] <mrad> using power iso  software
[08:27] <noisewaterphd> is there an official ubuntu pb, or just any old bin
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> oh, you're on windows
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: any
[08:28] <mrad> yes i am
[08:28] <shazbotmcnasty> I don't care which one :)
[08:28] <mrad> i told u i am beginner
[08:28] <shazbotmcnasty> mrad boo, I don't know how to md5 on windows :/
[08:29] <mrad> ok , i think i will downloaded again
[08:29] <mrad> shazbotmcnasty , Thanks
[08:29] <thune3> no-name-: that is bizarre, should be in /usr/bin/dos2unix : This is equivalent and works: tr -d "\015" < ./configure > ./configure
[08:29] <antuan> ку
[08:29] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: http://pastebin.com/pzvpMgJi
[08:31] <iantlopp> I'm trying to find the install director of a windows program run through Wine... been searching for about 20 minutes now without even finding any references to Wine. Where would "Program Files" be?
[08:31] <rical> anyone using xscreensaver in ubuntu 10.04?
[08:31] <no-name-> cheers thune3
[08:32] <tech2077> iantlopp, look in .wine folder
[08:32] <tech2077> thats your virtual c drive
[08:32] <tech2077> should be in there
[08:32] <abhi_nav> iantlopp, there is option you get in wine browse c: driver ther inside that program files is
[08:33] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: it looks good to me
[08:33] <iantlopp> abhi_nav: wow do I feel like an idiot... been running through terminal, and Nautilus with no success... heh.
[08:33] <shazbotmcnasty> make sure you run sudo update-grub before trying again
[08:33] <noisewaterphd> k, I'll give it another run
[08:33] <iantlopp> for reference sake though... tech2077: would that be /.wine in the root directory, or in home, or whereelse?
[08:33] <antuan> какой канал русский
[08:33] <antuan> в этой сети
[08:33] <hihihi100> can anyome help me while I try to install memcheck?
[08:33] <no-name-> how do i use make?
[08:33] <tech2077> iantlopp, it's ~/.wine
[08:34] <no-name-> configure worked
[08:34] <iantlopp> tech2077: heh.. just found it when I looked under Browse C: :)
[08:34] <iantlopp> thanks very much for the help
[08:34] <tech2077> yw
[08:34] <Jordan_U> !ru | antuan
[08:35] <drij> I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.4. network-manager-vpnc worked fine for me before.  now after I set up any VPN, nothing happens and I get a notification error, "The VPN connection ... failed because there were no valid VPN secrets".  any ideas?
[08:36] <hihihi100> in what channel can I get memcheck help?
[08:37] <Jordan_U> hihihi100: Is memtest failing or do you want to know how to use it?
[08:37] <tech2077> hihihi100, what do you need help with
[08:38] <tech2077> hihihi100, if memtest fails, report a bug on the launchpad
[08:38] <iceroot> hihihi100: if memtest fails, buy new ram
[08:38] <tech2077> lol
[08:38] <hihihi100> well, Im a noob, and im stuck at this step, basically cause I know nothing about programming: I downloaded a memcheck-0.2.4.tar.gz, enclosed I found installation instructions: By default, `make install' installs the package's commands under
[08:38] <hihihi100> `/usr/local/bin', include files under `/usr/local/include', etc.
[08:39] <SuspectZero> hey quick question, i need to recover all the files on a harddrive that seems to be formatted. it wasnt rezeroed, it just comes up as a fat drive now for some reason. any suggestions on a good recovery program?
[08:39] <tech2077> yes
[08:39] <iceroot> hihihi100: download a live-cd and run memcheck from htere
[08:39] <Jordan_U> hihihi100: Reboot, hold shift during boot, select memtest.
[08:39] <hihihi100> So i guess I have to open a terminal and go to the folder where I downloaded the tarball, right?
[08:39] <iceroot> !recover | SuspectZero
[08:39] <tech2077> hihihi100, you need to build it, or you need to run it
[08:39] <iceroot> hihihi100: memtest only working correctly if using a live-cd
[08:39] <SuspectZero> ty iceberg
[08:39] <hihihi100> build it
[08:39] <SuspectZero> errr
[08:39] <SuspectZero> ty iceroot
[08:40] <tech2077> ok
[08:40] <tech2077> hihihi100, have you extracted the tarball
[08:40] <Jordan_U> iceroot: It doesn't need to be a LiveCD, it can be run from the grub menu just fine.
[08:40] <hihihi100> no, not even that,m just downloaded
[08:40] <tech2077> ok
[08:40] <tech2077> extract the file
[08:41] <iceroot> Jordan_U: yes (its the same, memtest cant be run within a booted linux)
[08:41] <Jordan_U> hihihi100: You don't need to mess with the tarball, memory testing utilities are shipped with Ubuntu by default.
[08:41] <Zenac> ubuntu is a pile of horse shit
[08:41] <shazbotmcnasty> haha
[08:41] <tech2077> Jordan_U, i was wondering the same
[08:41] <iceroot> Zenac: you have a supporet question or only a bad day?
[08:41] <Zenac> both
[08:41] <Zenac> why does ubuntu looks like OSX now?
[08:41] <iceroot> Zenac: again, you have a support question?
[08:42] <Zenac> that was a question
[08:42] <Zenac> is the ubuntu team trying to make a free os x clone or something
[08:42] <bazhang> Zenac, an offtopic one
[08:42] <tech2077> Zenac, no, mac osx looks like ubuntu
[08:42] <iceroot> Zenac: #ubuntu-offtopic  come here if you have a SUPPORT question
[08:42] <iflema> Zenac you still going.... whats wrong you ubuntu will kill linux? or you just a knobba?
[08:42] <hihihi100> jordan, so u r saying that if I reboot and hold shift, I will see a menu with an option to make a memory test?
[08:42] <Jordan_U> iceroot: Actually when used from a booted linux there are some bits of memory that can't be tested (read only parts of the kernel), so to be completely thorough you need to boot memtest on its own.
[08:42] <Zenac> ubuntu wont do anything but bring in retards
[08:42] <tech2077> hihihi100, it's in the menu
[08:42] <Jordan_U> hihihi100: Yes.
[08:42] <iflema> Zenac youd better go then....
[08:42] <iceroot> Jordan_U: correct, thats what i am saying
[08:43] <hihihi100> well, im gonna try that
[08:43] <bazhang> Zenac, please stop
[08:43] <tech2077> someone kick zenac
[08:43] <Zenac> im still waiting on an answer
[08:43] <Zenac> how is that a support question
[08:43] <Zenac> i want to know why ubuntu looks like os x
[08:43] <Zenac> not a *
[08:43] <iceroot> Zenac: stop that trolling now
[08:43] <bazhang> Zenac, and again its offtopic.
[08:43] <iflema> Zenac because there brothers and we can...
[08:43] <sb750sux> dd if=/dev/sdb of=outputfile skip=500107859016 says "cannot skip: Invalid argument"
[08:43] <tech2077> ok, anymore questions people i never awnsered :)
[08:43] <Zenac> how is that offtopic
[08:44] <sb750sux> am I doing somethign wrong?
[08:44] <AlessandroD> Looking for a good to-do list manager, preferably a Gnome application... I've actually seen someone using the app I'm thinking of but I don't remember the name... Any suggestions?
[08:45] <Gornjak> AlessandroD, gnote might be it. :)
[08:45] <WH11111111> lo mariusz
[08:46] <drij> to answer my own question: apparently a reboot was required to fix my nm vpnc problem -- not sure what service needed to be restarted, exactly
[08:46] <tech2077> drij, good luck with it
[08:46] <AlessandroD> Gornjak: Nice try :-) But it is not the style of desktop post-its, it's more of an organizer, that would let me set priorities on the items of the to-do list, several lists... Do you know what I mean?
[08:47] <sb750sux> alright, so I have the SB750 fakeraid. I added the 1036 offset the pdc.h and compiled it? it still didnt see my raid! anyhelp?
[08:48] <eoke> AlessandroD: Evolution has a todo feature I believe but also take a look at lightning for thunderbird.
[08:48] <coz_> sb750sux,  not sure on this end , however... if no one has an answer at this time you may want to try ##linux channel  I believe they have a broader info base
[08:49] <shazbotmcnasty> hopefully since noisewaterdude aint back, that means it worked :)
[08:49] <encodec> hi
[08:50] <sb750sux> coz_, TY might check it out
[08:50] <encodec> where is grub menu.lst now a days?
[08:50] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | encodec
[08:50] <encodec> i cant find it in /boot/grub
[08:50] <tech2077> encodec, there isn't one
[08:50] <shazbotmcnasty> ^
[08:51] <shazbotmcnasty> encodec: if you do 'sudo update-grub' it should add anything that you're trying to add, otherwise you have to edit /etc/default/grub or /etc/grub.d
[08:51] <encodec> cool you made it harder
[08:51] <shazbotmcnasty> then do a 'sudo update-grub'
[08:51] <AlessandroD> eoke, I'll look into it
[08:51] <shazbotmcnasty> encodec: yeah, I hate grub2 also :/
[08:52] <coz_> encodec,  try /etc/default/grub  for editing
[08:52] <AlessandroD> eoke, It's hard to keep playing a guessing game around here, :p
[08:52] <cafeteria> Whenever I try to use OTR encryption in Kopete, the program crashes while trying to generate the key.
[08:52] <tech2077> you almost never need to edit /etc/default/grub
[08:52] <tech2077> and it's read only
[08:52] <cafeteria> And pidgin has a bug with OTR.
[08:52] <coz_> encodec, however it is not quite the same :)
[08:52] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: Hey, I got a selection screen!!! But... no windows option
[08:52] <tech2077> meeds chmod +w
[08:52] <noisewaterphd> so no where to go
[08:52] <ionte> hi. does anyone else have problems with the gnomeÃ-terminal not being able to scroll back more than the current pagE?
[08:52] <Jordan_U> encodec: Do you find configuration files that contain comments-that-aren't-really-comments and overwrite user modifications without warning easy?
[08:53] <ionte> i've set my scroll history to be infinite
[08:53] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: that's cruddy
[08:53] <cafeteria> I prefer kopete anyway.
[08:53] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: any pointers on how to get that added
[08:53] <bj0ng0> hi, i made a script that runs 'rfcomm connect 0'  after login, now i have to press the wifi/bt button to make bluetooth work, and now its impossible to restart/shutdown
[08:53] <bj0ng0> how can that break restart/shutdown heh, it just logs out
[08:54] <bj0ng0> i have to login and so sudo reboot now in terminal x)
[08:54] <encodec> ugh
[08:55] <eoke> AlessandroD: Sorry what do you mean "playing a guessing game"?
[08:55] <cafeteria> Whenever I try to use OTR encryption in Kopete, the program crashes while trying to generate the key.  I've tried pidgin.  It has a diferent bug with OTR, and I don't like it, anyway.
[08:55] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: you have to add it yourself then
[08:56] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: here, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275  read section 6
[08:56] <Terminal_Velocit> need drivers for ATI Radeon HD 4200 in backtrack4? where free download
[08:56] <AlessandroD> eoke, Like, I remember what app I'm thinking about. I just can't remember its name. And I've been searching for the past couple hours for a multitude of keywords ('time management', 'todo list', etc etc) and until now found naught...
[08:56] <shazbotmcnasty> and then we'll try to figure this out
[08:56] <Terminal_Velocit> also chipset AMD RS780
[08:56] <encodec> i just want to make windows the default OS
[08:56] <eoke> ionte: Check Edit > Profile > Scrolling > Scroll back lines
[08:57] <encodec> and remove the old kernel images
[08:57] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: thanks
[08:57] <Jordan_U> encodec: Edit GRUB_DEFAULT in /etc/default/grub and run "sudo update-grub"
[08:57] <coz_> Terminal_Velocit,  not sure about ati since I mainly deal with nvidia however let me post what we have in #compiz....    Radeon 7000 (or M6). For 7000 to HD4xxx series cards, you can use the open source "radeon" driver. HD2xxx and later series cards are also supported by the proprietary "fglrx" driver.
[08:57] <Jordan_U> encodec: To remove old kernels, simply remove the old kernel packages with apt/synaptic.
[08:57] <shazbotmcnasty> Terminal_Velocit: 32 or 64 bit?
[08:57] <peeps> when i view processes in htop, i so 50-60 processes from the command "/usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon --no-daemon"    that doesn't seem normal, is it?
[08:57] <eoke> AlessandroD: osalt.org "aptitude search" and "apropos" are normally a good ways to find a bit of software to do a task.
[08:58] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty: I'll let you know what I come up with from there. thanks a ton for your willingness to help me uot
[08:58] <noisewaterphd> shazbotmcnasty++
[08:58] <noisewaterphd> ~shazbotmcnasty++
[08:58] <Terminal_Velocit> 64 bit
[08:58] <AlessandroD> eoke, Oregon Sustainable Agriculture Land Trust
[08:58] <AlessandroD> ?
[08:58] <AlessandroD> lol
[08:58] <Terminal_Velocit> 64bit
[08:58] <noisewaterphd> no karma here eh?
[08:58] <Terminal_Velocit> 64 bit
[08:59] <peeps> karma chameleons
[08:59] <eoke> AlessandroD: Sorry that should have been osalt.com < dodgy memory
[08:59] <Gornjak> AlessandroD, sorry, I never used such an app. What does it look like, the one you are searching for?
[08:59] <bj0ng0> ffs how is this even possible, running rfcomm connect in terminal myself just connected me to the bluetooht device, running it from a script at login, breaks bluetooth, restart/shutdown, and now after a reboot bluetooth icon is gray, but still says that BT is on hehe blargh time for another reinstall, or just another dist  ;(
[08:59] <AlessandroD> eoke, no problem
[08:59] <coz_> Terminal_Velocit,   when addressing someon it is best if you start with their nickname  ...tyep the first 2 or 3 letters of t heir name hit tab and then  type the message...they will be allerted
[08:59] <tech2077> bj0ng0, the startup breaks it since it is a user based program
[08:59] <shazbotmcnasty> Terminal_Velocit: https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/ati-driver-installer-10-6-x86.x86_64.run
[09:00] <encodec> honestly i hate ubuntu
[09:00] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  heh whatnow? ;)
[09:00] <shazbotmcnasty> noisewaterphd: no problem lol
[09:00] <Terminal_Velocit> shazbotmcnasty thanks
[09:00] <shazbotmcnasty> Terminal_Velocit: sure
[09:00] <moes> noisewaterphd, ...ping ..Jordon_u and he will tell exactly  where to add it
[09:00] <bj0ng0> frustrating, iam just trying to have ubuntu autoconnect to a BT device (gps)
[09:01] <tech2077> bj0ng0, put it under startup applications, thats starts on login
[09:01] <shazbotmcnasty> that would be terrible, that's why I dual boot
[09:01] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  thats what i did  ;)
[09:01] <tisat> how to change screensaver
[09:01] <tech2077> lol
[09:01] <tech2077> bj0ng0, then make it wait until bluetooth daemon is on
[09:01] <AlessandroD> Gornjak, It is a window with a list of items, and a panel on the left where you can chose other lists, classify lists in folders, colors etc... It looks a bit like TreePad, which I've found on the Internet while searching...
[09:01] <cafeteria> Whenever I try to use OTR encryption in Kopete, the program crashes while trying to generate the key. I've tried pidgin. It has a diferent bug with OTR, and I don't like it, anyway.
[09:02] <demones>  Hack tools on www.team3d.3xforum.ro
[09:02] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  well BT isnt working at all now, so even if i could make it wait... x)
[09:02] <Jordan_U> noisewaterphd: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the output?
[09:02] <tech2077> lol
[09:02] <tisat> how to change screensaver in login page ubuntu
[09:02] <tech2077> bj0ng0, it's broken even after restart
[09:02] <tech2077> without script
[09:02] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  yes  ;(
[09:03] <tech2077> bj0ng0, even after reinstall :(
[09:03] <Jordan_U> tisat: System > Preferences > Screensaver
[09:03] <tech2077> or not try yet
[09:03] <demones> Hack tools on www.team3d.3xforum.ro
[09:03] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  no, after i reinstalled ubuntu, everything worked fine, until i wanted it to autoconnect to GPS heh
[09:03] <demones> Hack tools on www.team3d.3xforum.ro
[09:03] <demones> Hack tools on www.team3d.3xforum.ro
[09:03] <FloodBot1> demones: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:03] <bj0ng0> guess i have to do it AGAIN! ;(
[09:04] <Jordan_U> !pm | tisat
[09:04] <tech2077> bj0ng0, there is a option i think for autoconnect on the icon gui thing for gnome-bluetooth
[09:04] <tisat> Ok
[09:05] <tisat> not screensaver ini dektop user
[09:05] <opij> is there a calendar program for ubuntu that can run in the background and has alarms that can be set for a later date
[09:05] <tisat> but screensaver in login
[09:05] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  no there is not, some sites tells me to edit hci.conf or /default/bluetooth  but no such files, and some tells me to add my device to /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf  but no cigar! ;(
[09:06] <bj0ng0> no fat ladies singing, its like iam cursed!
[09:06] <tech2077> bj0ng0, sorry to head about that
[09:06] <tech2077> i'll research some stuff
[09:07] <opij> does evolution calendar run in the background?
[09:07] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  nice, ill start on my reinstall  lol
[09:07] <tech2077> :)
[09:07] <eoke> AlessandroD: Are you thinking of GTG or Chandler
[09:07] <tisat> usuallay ini gdm, after 5 minute
[09:07] <tisat> monitor blank
[09:07] <tisat> i want to change
[09:08] <tisat> to another screensaver
[09:08] <puff> Evening.... I just a) rsync'd the three partitions on my laptop to a USB drive, b) installed lucid from scratch on my laptop c) created three matching partitions.
[09:08] <amanthakur> Hi guys! i have a problem. I have 3 OSes on my hard disk. 1st partition-windowsXP 2nd-RHEL5 3rd-Ubuntu. I have just reinstalled grub2 for ubuntu. But now i am not able to boot in RHEL5. Any ideas???
[09:08] <puff> Should I be able to just rsync the backups of /home over to the new partitions, or will there be trouble?
[09:08] <cafeteria> Whenever I try to use OTR encryption in Kopete, the program crashes while trying to generate the key. I've tried pidgin. It has a diferent bug with OTR, and I don't like it, anyway.
[09:08] <Juniksz> Hello, which is the best terminal irc program? irrsi?
[09:08] <opij> tisat: system > preferences > screensaver
[09:08] <tech2077> bj0ng0, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup#Connect Devices at Startup
[09:08] <puff> I'm assuming that rsyncing the root partition (/) is right out of the question, but is there data on that partiti9n that I should look to recover?
[09:09] <opij> Juniksz: yes thats right
[09:09] <tech2077> what your looking for
[09:09] <coz_> amanthakur,  mm  that's a tuff one... I dont have an answer although you could try the #grub channel
[09:09] <opij> unless you're used to IRCII
[09:09] <tech2077> it got butchured though
[09:09] <Juniksz> opij just because i can't see the prive messages
[09:09] <puff> And what is with this now automounting usb drives as some incomprehensible string of letters and numbers?
[09:09] <amanthakur> coz_: ok buddy thanks
[09:09] <opij> Juniksz: in what?
[09:09] <AlessandroD> eoke, No, but I'll try both
[09:10] <tech2077> puff, what do you mean
[09:10] <Juniksz> in irssi opij
[09:10] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  heh i wish it was so simple, but there aint no /etc/default/bluetooth  x)
[09:10] <tech2077> lol
[09:10] <qe2e> hello... in both ubuntu and crunchbang lite, when I open firefox, the system crashes beyond ctrl+alt+f1 switching to a vt... it doesn't happen in the livecd environment, only the install... it's a really old pc...
[09:10] <AlessandroD> eoke, I'll try GTG  that seems more like what I want
[09:10] <opij> Juniksz: #irssi
[09:10] <AlessandroD> thanks
[09:10] <tech2077> bj0ng0, just do the whole setup, from start to there
[09:10] <puff> tech2077: Which part?  The usb drives, or the rsyncing /home?
[09:10] <tech2077> puff, both
[09:10] <Juniksz> opij, i can see only the main chat
[09:11] <opij> Juniksz: have you tried  #irssi
[09:11] <cixa> hello, what is the ubuntu equivalent of final cut pro? i.e, i wish to edit movies, what do i use?
[09:11] <geirha> puff: Does the uid of your new homedir match the uid of the homedir on the external drive?
[09:11] <opij> Juniksz: /join #irssi
[09:11] <bj0ng0> tech2077,  i have, everything works/worked  but not the autoconnect things, cus there are no files to edit  ;)
[09:11] <tech2077> bj0ng0, type this in bash sudo apt-get install bluez && sudo apt-get install bluez-utils
[09:11] <lourense> is it possible to run VMware Player on Ubuntu Server? or do I need to install a GUI...
[09:11] <shazbotmcnasty> lourense: install gui
[09:11] <kimec> hi there why intrepid does not honor settings in nsswitch.conf?
[09:11] <puff> tech2077: Under my previous install (edgy to whatever), when I plugged in a USB enclosure containing a drive, the enclosure was mounted as /media/disk or /media/disk-1.  Now, the USB drives are mountes as /meida/2C7C390D7C38D376  and /mediaf4c7f1c9-dcef-4531-8fd0-bd4f663dc5ad
[09:11] <opij> can anyone tell me if the evolution calendar program runs in the background?
[09:11] <puff> geirha: PRobably not.
[09:12] <kimec> is a bug?
[09:12] <kimec> is it a bug?
[09:12] <tech2077> puff, it's the id of the drive i believe
[09:12] <tech2077> not the nme
[09:12] <shazbotmcnasty> how do I get make it so I have the rights to mount an external hdd witout using sudo?
[09:12] <Juniksz> opij, thanks
[09:12] <geirha> puff: Set labels on the filesystems (can be done in gparted), and it'll use the labels instead of the UUIDs
[09:12] <opij> Juniksz: your welcome
[09:13] <lourense> shazbotmcnasty what is the minimum GUI I can get away with...
[09:13] <puff> geirha: Cool, do I need to install gparted, or is it already installed?
[09:13] <shazbotmcnasty> lourense: uhm, x and a wm..
[09:13] <tech2077> puff, install it
[09:13] <bj0ng0> tech2077, both are already the newest version   ;)
[09:13] <tech2077> hmm
[09:13] <eoke> opij: You could use alltray to keep evolution running in the tray http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=173759
[09:13] <bj0ng0> hmm indeed, heh time for a reinstall
[09:13] <puff> Hm, not found, I guess I need to enable universe and multiverse repositories?
[09:13] <kimec> is it common for ubuntu to not honor settings in nsswitch.conf?
[09:14] <geirha> puff: Not installed by default, though it is installed in the live session.
[09:14] <opij> eoke: so it doesnt have a daemon?
[09:14] <bj0ng0> i have to get this thing working before friday blargh i hate pressure  x)
[09:14] <tech2077> bj0ng0, can you do a pm, this is sorta bothersom with the huge text inbetween
[09:14] <puff> geirha: Live didn't work for me, had to download and burn the alternate ISO.
[09:14] <lourense> shazbotmcnasty: thanks
[09:14] <shazbotmcnasty> haha sure
[09:15] <eoke> opij: I'm not familiar enough with it to comment but have seen your query before and remembered alltray being the accepted solution.
[09:15] <ionte> eoke: it's set to infinite. i've also tried to set it to 1000.
[09:15] <puff> Hm, let's start with an apt-get update.
[09:15] <puff> It can't find emacs?  Surely you jest...
[09:15] <resetnow> hello, does anybody know how to install & run gnome-shell in 10.04?
[09:16] <eoke> ionte: Not sure then I'm afraid.
[09:16] <tech2077> ok, whose up next, helped 10 so far
[09:16] <tech2077> :P
[09:17] <resetnow> sudo apt-get install gnome-shell fails, after adding ppa repository it installs but returns error while starting
[09:17] <tech2077> resetnow, what is the error
[09:17] <puff> Hm, it looks like the Administration/Display option isn't there anymore. How do I set screen resolution
[09:17] <puff> ?
[09:17] <zphd43> does anybody have a clue whether 10.10 is going to include accelerated video decoding on ati with vlc or mplayer?
[09:17] <resetnow> (mutter:9017): mutter-WARNING **: Could not load library [/usr/lib/mutter/plugins/libgnome-shell.so (libgirepository-1.0.so.0: cant open file: no such file or directory)]
[09:18] <resetnow> but this file exists
[09:18] <resetnow> )
[09:18] <puff> Ah, System/Preferences/Monitors, maybe?
[09:18] <nicofs> Is there someone who can help me work through this tutorial: http://www.pantz.org/software/cpufreq/usingcpufreqonlinux.html ? I am stuck somehow...
[09:18] <bazhang> zphd43, #ubuntu+1 for meerkat support and discussion
[09:18] <zphd43> bazhang, thx
[09:18] <eoke> opij: With regards to your evolution daemon question the "evolution-alarm-notify" in your sessions may be what you're looking for.
[09:18] <coz_> zphd43,   you may want to go to #ubuntu+1 channel for that question :)
[09:18] <SmokeyD> hey everyone, I am trying out the ubuntu Customization kit to create my own ubuntu live cd. But it fails. Could it be that I can't create an amd64 live cd on a i386 system? It fails with "chroot: cannot run command 'cp': Exec format error"
[09:19] <opij> ok
[09:19] <opij> thanks
[09:20] <cixa> whats the best video editor for ubuntu?
[09:20] <resetnow> kdenlive?
[09:20] <bazhang> !best > cixa
[09:20] <zphd43> by the way, anybody experiencing vsync tearing while moving windows on ati?
[09:21] <zphd43> i've already enabled sync to vblank which fixed it on my nvidia box
[09:21] <zphd43> not here though
[09:21] <kimec> this is retarded. I did not want to start nscd. Why did the installer do it?
[09:21] <kimec> just give me any valid reason
[09:26] <abhi_nav> hello
[09:26] <tech2077> hi
[09:26] <tech2077> wait, your at the lessons :)
[09:26] <tech2077> UDW
[09:27] <abhi_nav> i have added skype and gnome do at the startup aps. so i want to start them minimized. but they start maximized by default. what is the attribute to write?
[09:27] <abhi_nav> tech2077, yes
[09:28] <tech2077> does skype have a start, minimized option when you type skype --help
[09:28] <shazbotmcnasty> peepee
[09:28] <pheelin_eerie> you guys, i'm trying to install something by following a set of directions, and it says to type './bootstrap' but bash says there's no such file or directory... can someone point me to a good explanation of this bootstrap thing? i don't get it
[09:28] <meatbun> anyone with ipv6 lease line?
[09:28] <abhi_nav> tech2077, no
[09:29] <j4ckst3r> Hi, on Ubuntu my external hdd doesn't show up and ubuntu says I have 2 floppy drives, and I don't?!
[09:29] <abhi_nav> tech2077, see this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/463379/
[09:30] <tech2077> abhi_nav,  i found out you need to put it in the gui's option window
[09:30] <abhi_nav> tech2077, how?
[09:30] <tech2077> so just go to options or prefrences in skype
[09:30] <tech2077> go to tools
[09:31] <tech2077> mark: 'Do not show main window at startup'
[09:31] <nicofs> how do i chech if a certain kernel module is loaded?
[09:32] <abhi_nav> tech2077, I found. done. but a little different here. in general tab there is option Start skype minimized. i havent looked at this before. thanks :)
[09:32] <tech2077> yw
[09:33] <tech2077> nicofs, type 'lsmod | grep '<your module in questions name or part of name>'
[09:33] <tech2077> and good morning everyone in us, good day and night to the rest
[09:33] <j4ckst3r> its 9:33am here?
[09:34] <abhi_nav> tech2077, can you suggest about gnome-do?
[09:34] <nicofs> tech2077: if it returns nothing, i assume that module is not loaded...
[09:35] <j4ckst3r> my external hdd doesn't show up and ubuntu says I have 2 floppy drives, and I don't?!
[09:36] <rethus> if i use nano via ssh on my server... from my desktop the Meta-Key works (e.g. for ALT+W to research). on my Laptop i got only a strange char
[09:37] <rethus> how can i make the alt-key work on my laptop?
[09:38] <nicofs> tech2077: how do i load a module? i did "sudo modprobe [name]" and lsmod | grep did not show anything for [name]...
[09:38] <cipher_> apt-get was interrupted because of a power shortage. i am now getting errors such as: E: libaa1-dev: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2
[09:38] <BlaDe^> Hi guys
[09:38] <BlaDe^> I'm using: dd if=/dev/disk0 | ssh martin@192.168.0.7 'dd of=iphone-dump.img'     to make an image of my phone for data recovery
[09:39] <BlaDe^> 4GB is the max filesize though, how can I get the next 4GB?
[09:39] <puff> geirha: Hm, apt'd gparted, but when I select the USB enclosures, the Partition/Label menu is grayed out.
[09:39] <geirha> puff: Make sure it's unmounted
[09:39] <puff> Doh.
[09:39] <puff> Okay.
[09:40] <j4ckst3r> My cd/dvd drive doesn't show up
[09:40] <Oer> BlaDe^, max filesize in Fat32 is 4 gb, use ext 3 or ext 4
[09:40] <BlaDe^> is there a way to get the next 4gb though Oer  ? I dont want to change the format of my filesystem
[09:41] <j4ckst3r> hello?
[09:41] <Oer> yes, compress it and chop in parts < 4gb
[09:41] <Jordan_U> BlaDe^: See the "skip=" parameter to dd.
[09:41] <puff> geirha: Hm, didn't change that, maybe if I restart gparted...
[09:41] <BlaDe^> ok thankyou Jordan_U
[09:42] <Jordan_U> BlaDe^: You're welcome.
[09:42] <cipher_> to be a little more specif in regards to my original issue: is there any way to remove incomplete package downloads?
[09:42] <nicofs> how do i load a module? i did "sudo modprobe [name]" and lsmod | grep did not show anything for [name]...
[09:42] <puff> cipher_: Hm, apt-get clean, maybe?
[09:42] <cipher_> thanks
[09:43] <j4ckst3r> http://paste.ubuntu.com/463382/
[09:43] <cipher_> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[09:43] <puff> cipher_: apt-get clean normally removes the package files (e.g. the files used to install stuff, not the actual files that are installed). It'd make sense to me for it to clean up partials as well.
[09:43] <BlaDe^> Jordan_U,  it says the parameter is "blocks" but doesn't explain what they are
[09:43] <puff> cipher_: Do you have any other synaptic, apt-get, etc, running?
[09:43] <cipher_> ohh yeah lol
[09:44] <puff> geirha: Dang, unmounted my USB enclosure drives, exited gparted, ran gparted, now it's taking forever to come up.
[09:44] <puff> geirha: Ah, there it goes.
[09:44] <Oer> i think it has nothing to do with files larger than 4 gb, BlaDe^ ....
[09:44] <Jordan_U> BlaDe^: The block size is set by the bs= parameter, I believe it's 512 bytes by default.
[09:44] <BlaDe^> Oer,  no there is a limit to fat32 - I have the same issue with storing wii games on my NAS drive
[09:45] <puff> geirha: Nope, still won't let me do any of the partition/etc operations.
[09:45] <tisat> opij: not screensaver user
[09:45] <BlaDe^> ah okay so I want (4*1024*1024)/512 Jordan_U  ?
[09:45] <tisat> opij: but screen saver stiil in login page
[09:45] <j4ckst3r> please, help me.
[09:45] <Oer> any fat32 will get stuck over files greater than 4 gb, but help yourself.
[09:45] <BlaDe^> default blocksize is 1b -- would it be faster to set it higher ?
[09:46] <cipher_> puff: after running clean i am still getting these problems, and i am pretty sure they didnt even have a change to start downloading?
[09:46] <cipher_> http://pastebin.org/394393
[09:46] <j4ckst3r> Ubuntu doesn't recoginize any device I plug in
[09:47] <rethus> if i use nano via ssh on my server... from my desktop the Meta-Key works (e.g. for ALT+W to research). on my Laptop i got only a strange char
[09:47] <rethus> how can i make the alt-key work on my laptop?
[09:47] <zbaka> hi, how can i show a date in a specified tomezone? or get offset between 2 timezones?
[09:48] <tisat> where is default file conf screen saver
[09:48] <bullgard4> '~$ sudo updatedb; sudo: must be setuid root'. How to fix that. Before I set up a new user group »devel« using System > Administration > Users and Groups. Later I tried to delete this group using System > Administration > Users and Groups but this program rejected this.
[09:48] <tisat> /home/user/.gconf/apps/gnome-screensaver
[09:49] <tisat> another else
[09:50] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: What is the output of "ls -l /usr/bin/sudo"?
[09:50] <Cheery> I've got this thing messed up: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MessagingMenu
[09:50] <Cheery> evolution stopped showing in it
[09:51] <Cheery> I removed empathy from my systhem
[09:51] <Cheery> also, broadcast is useless feature for me
[09:52] <Hasbro> Anyone in here manage an open source project with a decent user base? I just have some general management questions if you wouldn't mind
[09:52] <bullgard4> Jordan_U:   '~$ ls -l /usr/bin/sudo; -rwxr-xr-x 2 root src 127664 2010-06-18 22:40 /usr/bin/sudo'.
[09:52] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Any idea how the setuid bit became unset?
[09:53] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: It's easy to fix, but might indicate other serious problems.
[09:53] <puff> cipher_: Ugh, I've been here before...
[09:54] <cipher_> :O
[09:54] <puff> cipher_: It looks like one of your packages failed to install.
[09:54] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: May be: Using mc, I did 'chgrp -hR devel /usr/src'.
[09:54] <cipher_> yeah, the power cord was ripped out by accident
[09:55] <fishsponge> hey people - how do i run something from root's crontab as another user? In freebsd I can do * * * * * username command, but not in ubuntu it seems!
[09:55] <puff> cipher_: Maybe try sudo aptitude -reinstall on the package.
[09:55] <llutz> fishsponge: use /etc/cron.d
[09:55] <cipher_> k
[09:55] <puff> cipher_: the power cord thing is actually good news, since the alternative is that you got wedged in some dependency conflict.
[09:55] <trent> Hey guys :) i installed ubuntu onto my vista with the default 17gb size, now it says i have not much room remaining, how do i increase the size of the ubuntu disk ?
[09:55] <puff> cipher_: I've sorted those out in the past, but only with help.
[09:55] <fishsponge> hmm... is there no way to put it into crontab -e?
[09:55] <llutz> fishsponge: or users crontab
[09:55] <fishsponge> reason being we have all our commands in crontab -e atm
[09:55] <cipher_> puff: thanks will brb
[09:56] <HK> Hi :)
[09:56] <puff> cipher_: You might have to apt-get remove, apt-get install.  Or possibly (not sure) apt-get purge.
[09:56] <fishsponge> trouble with /etc/cron.d and the user's crontab is that our other IT guys will never be able to find the script - we have a standard place for cronjobs - "crontab -e" as root
[09:56] <fishsponge> no other way?
[09:56] <puff> cipher_: apt-get remove doesn't remove any config files that the installer set up in /etc, apt-get purge clears those out.
[09:56] <HK> I accidently set an wrong $PATH, how do I fix it? (I used the export command)
[09:56] <cipher_> so far so good puff
[09:56] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: You have to be very carefull when running commands as root, especially when they're recursive. An extra space or two in the wrong place could have changed that command to modify all files in /, which could be very hard to reverse.
[09:57] <cipher_> ohh god
[09:57] <puff> cipher_: Er, actually  I recommend using aptitude instead of apt-get.  Apt-get has some oddities about its syntax, aptitude tries to be apt-get flavored, but easier to use.
[09:57] <cafeteria> Whenever I try to use OTR encryption in Kopete, the program crashes while trying to generate the key. I've tried pidgin. It has a diferent bug with OTR, and I don't like it, anyway.
[09:57] <Jordan_U> HK: Close that shell and start a new one.
[09:58] <HK> Is that all :O? Cool.
[09:58] <cipher_> same errors..
[09:58] <scottuss> morning
[09:58] <HK> Yay, thanks, Jordan_U :)
[09:58] <Jordan_U> HK: You're welcome :)
[09:58] <scottuss> got new openvpn access server runnign on 10.04, it says it has a host checker feature, does anyone know how to config this? cheers!
[09:59] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Are pretty much all files part of the group "src" now?
[09:59] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: Your general remark is not helpful solving my problem.
[09:59] <puff> cipher_: You did aptitude remove?
[09:59] <j4ckst3r> Ubuntu doesn't recoginize any device I plug in
[10:00] <cipher_> yes
[10:00] <cipher_> and i was given error messages
[10:00] <puff> cipher_: If this is a newly installed system, you might be best off starting from scratch (I know it grates, but...)".
[10:00] <cipher_> no it isnt
[10:00] <puff> cipher_: Hm, sounds like you're out of my depth... sorry.
[10:00] <cipher_> i have had it for a year
[10:00] <cipher_> shit
[10:00] <puff> cipher_: Maybe check back here later, see if somebody else can help you sort it out.
[10:00] <cipher_> give me a name of some random package to install
[10:00] <puff> cipher_: OR maybe on ##linux.
[10:01] <puff> cipher_: gparted?
[10:01] <cipher_> k
[10:01] <puff> cipher_: Basically, what's happened is, one install is broken, if you install anything else, it will also try to finish that install.
[10:01] <puff> cipher_: And it will spit the error messages out at you.
[10:01] <fishsponge> can anyone point me towards what the file format should be for /etc/cron.d?? I'm struggling to find example on the web, surprisingly!
[10:01] <family> I'm trying to install a new video card, but I'm having a bit of trouble. In fact, I've tried two different video cards and I got the same result: Ubuntu booted into recovery mode and gave me a black screen with white text saying things were failing to boot.
[10:01] <family> What's going on here?
[10:02] <MaRk-I> family: what are the video cards??
[10:02] <family> The nVidia one I don't have anymore, so that doesn't really matter all that much
[10:02] <j4ckst3r> Ubuntu doesn't recoginize any device I plug in? Please help!
[10:02] <MaRk-I> family: try this http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[10:02] <family> But the one I have is an ATI Radeon 7000 PCI.
[10:02] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: what do you get from command lsusb
[10:02] <eSa|> is it possible to install grub from a livecd?
[10:03] <Jordan_U> j4ckst3r: What is the output of "service udev status"?\
[10:03] <Jordan_U> eSa|: Yes, http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[10:03] <ankit> yes its possible to install grub from live cd
[10:03] <abhi_nav> !fixgrub | eSa|
[10:04] <ubuntu> Guten Morgen
[10:04] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: http://pastebin.org/394450
[10:04] <j4ckst3r> Jordan_U: udev start/running, process 343
[10:04] <gezegenci> hi every one
[10:05] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[10:05] <ruckuus> hello everyone
[10:05] <ankit> hi
[10:05] <gezegenci> hi
[10:05] <stanley_robertso> hi ruckuus ; ankit ; gezegenci
[10:05] <gezegenci> hi stanley
[10:05] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: so it seems to be picking stuff up, wireless adaptor and possibly an external hard disk, the seagate thing?
[10:05] <ankit> hi stanley
[10:05] <ruckuus> hello stanley_robertso, Is there any hint for me to start development on UNR ?
[10:05] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: All files in /usr/bin/ apparently have the owner root/src. All files in ~ have the owner detlef/detlef.
[10:06] <abhi_nav> what is the command i.e. chown command to own oll files and folders in my /home directory?
[10:06] <j4ckst3r> Yeah
[10:06] <family> MaRk-I, currently I have the Intel integrated video in here, so I have i915 modeset=1 set in the /etc/default/grub file. It boots fine with this. But when I plug the ATI card into its slot, and boot up, I get a black screen saying a lot of things are failing to boot.
[10:06] <j4ckst3r> The GUI just shows File System, floppy0, floppy1
[10:06] <stanley_robertso> ruckuus, .. iam in the same shoes as you are :)
[10:06] <eSa|> thank you
[10:06] <stanley_robertso> i think ubuntu website will be a good place to start with
[10:07] <MaRk-I> family: try adding "xforcevesa" for ati see if it works
[10:07] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Is it only /usr/bin/? What about /usr/sbin, /bin, /etc?
[10:07] <ruckuus> stanley_robertso, hmm I have been looking for references in ubuntu/launchpad, but still no luck
[10:08] <seng> test
[10:08] <family> I've read that running the VESA driver while installing a new video card will allow you to install the proper drivers for that card. Am I right?
[10:08] <ankit> @abi-nav: sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/*
[10:08] <abhi_nav> !tab | ankit
[10:08] <ankit> thanks
[10:08] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: Computer in file browser shows floppy0, floppy1, and filesystem
[10:09] <gezegenci> hi every one it's my screen shot ubuntu netbook edition http://a.imageshack.us/img85/1934/ekrangrntsip.png
[10:09] <stanley_robertso> ruckuus, i think this link might help us : http://www.ubuntu.com/community/get-involved
[10:10] <rblst> hello
[10:10] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: yeah that's normal, one of mine does that too
[10:10] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: what is it you are trying to do?
[10:10] <abhi_nav> ankit, thanks :)
[10:10] <j4ckst3r> Access them?
[10:11] <eSa|> my case is a bit different. I want to use grub to load windows xp. i don't have linux installed nor i plan to do it
[10:11] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: my disk drive doesn't show up either
[10:11] <Jordan_U> !windows | eSa|
[10:11] <ArMo3> ubuntu 8.10 wont configure dhcp
[10:11] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: All files in /usr/sbin/ apparently have the owner root/src. All files in /bin/ have the owner root/src. Almost all files in /etc have the owner root/root.
[10:11] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: is it mounted?
[10:12] <eSa|> the grub script ./30_os-prober correctly finds Windows but update-grub fails to execute
[10:12] <rblst> in lucid i have shared my home folder by right-clicking it and setting its share properties, i have enabled others to create and delete files; still i cannot copy a file over into a subdirectory of the share, why?
[10:12] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: unable to mount floppy1
[10:12] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: go to System > Administration > disk utility and see if it is listed there
[10:12] <j4ckst3r> It is in gparted
[10:12] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: Yeah
[10:13] <Jordan_U> eSa|: This is a support channel for Ubuntu, if you aren't using Ubuntu you'll have to ask somewhere else.
[10:13] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: can you see a button that says mount volume?
[10:14] <j4ckst3r> scottuss@: Where on it
[10:14] <eSa|> Jordan_U, i asked about grub2 on ubuntu livecd. thank you for pointing out
[10:14] <vikasap> Hello all, Anyone around here is familiar with keyboard shortcuts for gnome-terminal ?
[10:14] <abhi_nav> vikasap, which shortcut? for which program in gnome-terminal?
[10:14] <gezegenci> http://a.imageshack.us/img85/1934/ekrangrntsip.png
[10:14] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: Where on it
[10:14] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: on the disk utility
[10:14] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: at the bottom
[10:15] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: yeah
[10:15] <vikasap> abhi_nav: vim supports S-Right for moving the cursor to the right by one word. However, it appears to fail in gnome-terminal. So I am trying to see of gnome is trapping the shortcut ?
[10:15] <Jordan_U> !ot | gezegenci
[10:15] <abhi_nav> !cli | vikasap
[10:16] <vikasap> abhi_nav: What are you trying to say ?
[10:16] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: have you clicked it?
[10:16] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: lol
[10:16] <j4ckst3r> lol
[10:17] <j4ckst3r> Hurray!
[10:17] <j4ckst3r> :D
[10:17] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: what about my cd/dvd drive?
[10:17] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: so it works now?
[10:17] <abhi_nav> vikasap, I dont know much about vim. you can get more info from that link
[10:17] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: Yeah, but ^^
[10:18] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: same with those, as long as a disc is in the drive you can use that utility to mount it.
[10:18] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Hopefully only bin directories were affected, in which case you can re-install all packages to restore the correct permissions. Can you try "history | grep src" to see if you can find the command that cause the problem?
[10:18] <j4ckst3r> ok
[10:18] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: however, there is obviously a deeper issue
[10:18] <j4ckst3r> ;i
[10:18] <j4ckst3r> ;o*
[10:18] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: it should mount drives automatically without you having to go into the utility
[10:18] <rblst> in lucid i have shared my home folder by right-clicking it and setting its share properties, i have enabled others to create and delete files; still i cannot copy a file over into a subdirectory of the share, why?
[10:18] <vikasap> abhi_nav: Not much in there for the problem I am trying to solve
[10:19] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: so?
[10:19] <abhi_nav> vikasap, ok
[10:19] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: whats the verdict
[10:19] <Belserusk> What's the difference between 'eject' and 'safely remove' in Ubuntu when dealing with a pen drive?
[10:20] <rblst> Belserusk, that's a good question, i wanna know that, too
[10:20] <cipher_> just pull it out
[10:20] <rblst> Belserusk, sometimes there is also a third option: Remove
[10:20] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: it sounds like an issue I've seen before: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/05/fix-usb-devices-automount-not-working.html
[10:21] <j4ckst3r> ok
[10:21] <j4ckst3r> ty
[10:21] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: no problem!
[10:22] <j4ckst3r> scottuss: with the terminal command: FATAL: Module floppy is in use.
[10:23] <violinappren> Belserusk: I could be wrong but I think "Safely Remove" powers down the drive
[10:23] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: did you check your BIOS?
[10:24] <j4ckst3r> no
[10:24] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/srWZ6ssQ
[10:24] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: so I'd suggest rebooting your PC, go into the BIOS and disable the floppy drive there. That's probably what's causing it
[10:25] <j4ckst3r> I don't have a floppy drive
[10:25] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Ok, so it was none of those.
[10:25] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: Yeah but your BIOS still has the option for it
[10:25] <j4ckst3r> O_O
[10:25] <j4ckst3r> ok brb then
[10:25] <scottuss> j4ckst3r: :)
[10:26] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: I don't use midnight commander, does it have a history you can search?
[10:26] <llutz> Jordan_U: bullgard4 mc runs an own shell, not writing to ~/.bash_history by default
[10:28] <mikebeecham> hi guys...when I was on Windows, I was able to go through a 'cleaning process' of all old and redundant files...is there anything in Ubuntu that can perform the same process....I want to clean up my system, etc
[10:29] <sb750sux> any dmraid gurus on?
[10:29] <bj0ng0> mikebeecham,  mmmm System->Administration->Computer janitor  ?  not sure
[10:30] <WakoJackoH> ##Bzflagidlehouse
[10:30] <WakoJackoH> Like playing bzflag while idling and talking with other bzflag players? Have a go at ##Bzflagidlehouse
[10:30] <sonorus> hi, where i can ask about zend studio on linux ??
[10:30] <WakoJackoH> Like playing bzflag while idling and talking with other bzflag players? Have a go at ##Bzflagidlehouse
[10:32] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: If you find out what directories were affected you can re-install all of the packages with files in those directories with: directories="/usr/bin /usr/sbin/ /some/other/directory"; sudo apt-get install --reinstall $(dpkg -S $directories | sed 's/,//g' | sed 's#: .*$##g')
[10:33] <hotfloppy> mikebeecham: afaik, ubuntu does not keep junk stuff.. its just APT cache after installing something.. to clean this cache, issue 'sudo apt-get autoremove'..
[10:33] <J4ckst3r> scottuss: No option
[10:35] <iaj> hello there
[10:35] <scottuss> J4ckst3r: nothing at all for disabling any floppy drives?
[10:36] <J4ckst3r> scottuss: nope
[10:36] <solow> I just downloaded firefox 4 beta. But I've never installed downloaded files before. How do I do this?
[10:36] <solow> It's a tar.gz archive
[10:36] <violinappren> solow: just right-click and select extract
[10:36] <red2kic> solow: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa
[10:37] <violinappren> solow: then open the folder and click on the file named 'firefox'
[10:37] <red2kic> solow: Use PPA. It'll keep you updated.
[10:38] <solow> violinappren, And then, run in terminal?
[10:38] <solow> red2kic, what is it?
[10:38] <impi_busy> hello, i want to recursively rename all files with spaces to _  i came up with this command but im not sure how to perfect it: can you please help me? find . -name "*" | while read filename ; do mv "$filename" "`echo $filename" | sed '1,$s/ /\_/g; s/\_\_/\_/g'` ; done
[10:38] <red2kic> !ppa | solow
[10:38] <cyphase> is there any way to see a list of all the files that any program on the computer tried to open that weren't there? i imagine it would take a kernel module, unless there's already some way built-in to the kernel
[10:39] <solow> red2kic, nah, i'll just do it myself. I just need to know if i shoul drun, display or run in terminal
[10:39] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: mc does have a history function. Apparently it did not record two commands which I entered by hand. I was in sudo mc in /usr/src and typed (or intended to type) '@chgrp -hR devel /usr/src.' Later I typed there '@chgrp -hR src /usr/src.'
[10:39] <red2kic> solow: Unofficial repositories. Basically. You want a Firefox 4.0 so you find a repo normally not included in Ubuntu repos and add it to your system. update and install firefox-3.0
[10:39] <red2kic> Meh, 4.0*
[10:39] <aeon-ltd> solow: or just build it yourself
[10:39] <solow> or just tell me what button to click
[10:39] <J4ckst3r> scottuss: nothings in disk utility now
[10:39] <scottuss> J4ckst3r: the floppy module is in use which means you can't remove it, which suggests the laptop and therefore OS thinks it has a floppy drive. I'd certainly trawl through your BIOS in more depth to double check if I were you
[10:40] <scottuss> J4ckst3r: unplug the external drive and re connect it
[10:40] <J4ckst3r> ok
[10:40] <scottuss> J4ckst3r: Hope that helps :)
[10:40] <J4ckst3r> hm
[10:40] <iaj> which is the most recommendable touch typing tool for ubuntu
[10:41] <J4ckst3r> to the BIOS with the camera!
[10:41] <solow> the answer is 3 words tops, why is it so hard. I don't want a new tool, I just want to know what to do with it. Run, Display, or Run in terminal.
[10:43] <red2kic> solow: Just try run.
[10:43] <solow> red2kic, This runs firefox 3.*
[10:44] <solow> my current installation
[10:44] <solow> I want to install firefox 4.0 beta.
[10:45] <Oer> solow, red2kic wrote to find a unsupported PPA, of build the source yourself ?
[10:45] <Oer> or wait :-)
[10:45] <solow> Oer, ... I downloaded it, extracted it, I'm looking at the files as we speak.
[10:45] <aeon-ltd> solow: cd into it
[10:45] <solow> All I want to know is how to install these files. I do not need a new tool for that now do I?
[10:46] <aeon-ltd> solow: in a terminal
[10:46] <solow> I know. Done
[10:46] <red2kic> solow: "sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install firefox-4.0"
[10:46] <aeon-ltd> solow: just do red2kic's method, its shorter
[10:47] <Oer> yes, that is a good ppa
[10:47] <solow> Come on :p I don't care for shorter, I want to know how to do it without a ppa
[10:47] <Cheery> stop complimenting yoour ppas
[10:47] <Oer> solow build it yourself ?
[10:47] <aeon-ltd> solow: ./configure
[10:47] <violinappren> solow: choose Run, but make sure you close any other firefox windows, go to file > quit
[10:48] <solow> violinappren, thanks.
[10:48] <solow> omg what the....
[10:48] <solow> I don't think this is right :p
[10:49] <aeon-ltd> solow: wut?
[10:49] <violinappren> solow: it doesn't have the new "super" menu button and you have to select "Tabs on top" from the View menu if that's what you're looking for
[10:50] <violinappren> solow: the linux version is still behind in terms of features
[10:50] <solow> http://i27.tinypic.com/m8gz1u.png
[10:50] <violinappren> solow: go to tools > add-ons and disable the theme
[10:50] <aeon-ltd> solow: looks like  a buggy gtk theme
[10:51] <wmx150> 有没有 中国地 人 啊 ？
[10:51] <wmx150> 有 人 没有 啊 ？
[10:51] <wmx150> 呵呵
[10:51] <violinappren> !cn
[10:51] <mikebeecham> hi guys...for some reason I have duplicates of my smb shares in my 'places'.  One version I can mount, and the other I cant....does anyone know why the duplicates are there?
[10:51] <solow> ah yes. lol. thanks.
[10:51] <wmx150> 估计 所 没有 地 ！
[10:51] <wmx150> 估计 没有 地 ？
[10:51] <violinappren> !cn | wmx150
[10:52] <dapeamel> hey guys dosent conky transparency work with kde?
[10:53] <wmx150> 里面地 老外真 多 啊 ？
[10:53] <jpds> !en | wmx150
[10:53] <solow> !cn | wmx150
[10:53] <solow> He needs cn
[10:54] <aeon-ltd> dapeamel: how are you starting conky?
[10:54] <aeon-ltd> dapeamel: if you start conky with a delay so kde is finished transparency works i think
[10:55] <aeon-ltd> mehhhhz
[10:55] <dapeamel> hmm but I doesnt matter when I start conky I doesnt get transparency
[11:00] <J4ckst3r> scottuss: no luck
[11:00] <Janhouse> how can I set up automatic installation of security updates for Ubuntu server 10.04?\
[11:01] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: I did ':~$ sudo apt-get install --reinstall $(dpkg -S $directories | sed 's/,//g' | sed 's#: .*$##g')'. This obtains: "sudo: must be setuid root".
[11:01] <Janhouse> is it possible to do it with dpkg-reconfigure <somepackage> ?
[11:01] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Sorry, you'll need to run that command without sudo from the recovery console.
[11:02] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: reboot holding shift and choose recovery mode.
[11:04] <bullgard4> I will do so.
[11:06] <simar> I'm running Lucid but want to download source to fix FTBFS for maveric can i use apt-get source ??
[11:11] <mmm4m5m> A little help: I have webcam + microphone. How can uninstall/disable microphone - instead, always mute it - again and again
[11:11] <Misterio> gksu = sudo in gui, works too in kde?
[11:11] <MaRk-I> Misterio: kde is kdsu
[11:11] <Misterio> MaRk-I: Thanks
[11:11] <MaRk-I> yw
[11:13] <MaRk-I> Misterio: sorry it's "kdesu"
[11:14] <Misterio> MaRk-I: Okay! Thank you :)
[11:14] <MaRk-I> yw
[11:15] <GudenDag> hi. i have a big problem with my ubuntu.  cant use other partitions or usb harddrives anymore Oo when i doulbe click them there comes a message up "Not Authorized"
[11:17] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: Do you mean I should select in Grub 1 the line "Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, kernel 2.6.32-23-generic (recovery mode)"?
[11:18] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Yes.
[11:18] <nm5tf> still trying to get my SM card reader to mount-it is recognized, but won't mount & says "no media inserted"-it works great in WIN XP however
[11:20] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: This obtains an ncurses menu titled "Recovery menu" (translated from my locale into English). What menu item should I select?
[11:20] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Start root shell.
[11:21] <mikebeecham> Would anyone know why I have duplicate SMB shares under 'places, but I cannot mount the duplicates?
[11:21] <mikebeecham> is this a known bug?
[11:21] <dapeamel> does amd64 dist working in a intel quad 4 processor?
[11:21] <xinxin> yes it does
[11:21] <dapeamel> ok ok thanks
[11:21] <xinxin> np
[11:21] <dapeamel> I guess its better than a 32?
[11:21] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: There is no "root shell" menu item. Rather, available are: resume, clean, dpkg, failesafeX, grub and netroot.
[11:22] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: netroot
[11:24] <violinappren> anyone knows if there's a kernel parameter to specify ISO location in ubuntu server 10.04 installer?
[11:24] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: This asks me for my "root password for maintenance (or type Control-D to continue)". I have not issued any root password on this computer. How to proceed?
[11:25] <xinxin> I haüen't read the rest but by default,
[11:25] <wiehan> Hi, I am using Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook. I want to log in to a wireless network, but I do not want any personal details such as my computer anem or login name to be revealed, are there any apps to make this procedure anonymous or can someone explain to me how to manually change tohose and other revelaing variables
[11:25] <xinxin> Ubuntu puts the same password as your user account
[11:25] <xinxin> as the root password
[11:26] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: It shouldn't normally do that, though the permissions problem may have screwed this up. You probably need to boot a LiveCD, fix the permissions of sudo, then reboot normally and re-install the other packages to fix everything else.
[11:27] <violinappren> wiehan: your login name wouldn't be revealed, your hostname can be changed in /etc/hostname
[11:27] <wiehan> violinappren: what is the safestr way of chaning that then, I have read that there is a risk of "sudo not working anymore.." type of complications if not done properly
[11:28] <Jordan_U> !hostname | wiehan
[11:28] <violinappren> wiehan: change it in /etc/hostname and immediately restart
[11:28] <sobersabre> hi. urgent: how can I dump my current xorg conf into a file, and then change something in 9.10 ?
[11:28] <violinappren> sobersabre: Xorg -configure
[11:29] <sobersabre> thanks!!
[11:30] <wiehan> violinappren: so If I type (sudo) hostname newhostname - it is temporary and I do not have to change /etc/hosts and also do not have to restart for this to take effect? I just want to make sure I have this clear - I really do not want to break anything
[11:31] <mikebeecham> Would anyone know why I have duplicate SMB shares under 'places, but I cannot mount the duplicates?
[11:31] <airtonix>  wiehan i was under the impression i was temporary
[11:31] <airtonix> it*
[11:31] <red2kic> wiehan: Temporarily, yes. When you restart, it should be back to original hostname.
[11:31] <violinappren> wiehan: here's the whole thing: sudo nano /etc/hostname (and change it), sudo nano /etc/hosts (and change it), sudo reboot
[11:31] <airtonix> mikebeecham, have a look in /var/lib/samba/usershares
[11:32] <airtonix> mikebeecham, maybe you created the duplicates ?
[11:32] <violinappren> wiehan: that will make it permanent
[11:32] <mikebeecham> airtonix: the folder is empty
[11:32] <wiehan> violinappren: I just want it to be temporary. And I want to know that if I do type sudo hostanem newhostname that I still have to change /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname as you suggested or is it not necessary?
[11:32] <airtonix> mikebeecham, so i assume you either manually edited /etc/samba/blah.conf or used shares-admin
[11:33] <mikebeecham> airtonix: fstab
[11:33] <mikebeecham> I added the entries into fstab
[11:33] <airtonix> mikebeecham, thats why you have duplicates
[11:33] <mikebeecham> airtonix: oh
[11:33] <airtonix> mikebeecham, you're seeing the ones from fstab and the ones being announced
[11:33] <violinappren> wiehan: why would you want it to be temporary? i'm not exactly sure if this is safe to keep while using X applications
[11:33] <red2kic> wiehan: "sudo: unable to resolve host loli" -- That occurs when you changed the hostname temporarily.
[11:33] <mikebeecham> but if I remove the entries from fstab, then there are shares visible at all
[11:33]  * Psy is back from buying a £170 sound card just to get ubuntu running :( lol
[11:34] <mikebeecham> no shares visible**
[11:34] <robin___> hi
[11:34] <mikebeecham> airtonix: the ones from fstab can be mounted, the others cannot
[11:34] <robin___> can someone help me with Kubuntu networking here?
[11:34] <violinappren> !help | robin___
[11:34] <xinxin> Yep, what do you need?
[11:34] <HiLander25> hello
[11:34] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: "300 MB of 399 MB of archives need to be downloaded". This process is continuing.
[11:35] <robin___> ok - thanks...my first time here!
[11:35] <airtonix> mikebeecham, i assume you have a specific reason why you are using fstab to present samba shares ?
[11:35] <robin___> issue is thaat networking stops working on two of my laptops after the lapyop has gone into sleep mode
[11:35] <red2kic> airtonix: Automagically, I guess.
[11:35] <mikebeecham> airtonix: iirc, it was when I first migrated over from a windows environment, and someone on here suggested and helped me through the process to get me access to my music folder on my Mac downstairs
[11:36] <mikebeecham> airtonix: would there be a simpler way?
[11:36] <robin___> service network-manager restart fixes it everytime
[11:36] <airtonix> mikebeecham, i find that using the bonjour address of the machines to access it is easier
[11:36] <somethinginteres> can some please tell me how to make a shortcut to "Processes" in the System Monitor something like Win Ctrl Alt Del?
[11:36] <mikebeecham> airtonix: the watchmacallit?
[11:36] <HiLander25> hello
[11:37] <mikebeecham> airtonix: my mac has a manual IP address
[11:37] <magicianlord> yo
[11:37] <airtonix> mikebeecham, doesnt matter
[11:37] <mikebeecham> which I can access from upstairs on Linux
[11:37] <magicianlord> what is the best console web browser?
[11:37] <airtonix> mikebeecham, bonjour is a distributed hostname system
[11:37] <mikebeecham> airtonix: *thinks this is about to get a whole lot more complicated* :D
[11:37] <red2kic> somethinginteres: Keyboard Shortcuts in Preferences?
[11:38] <violinappren> magicianlord: try "links"
[11:38] <airtonix> mikebeecham, its really not
[11:38] <magicianlord> ok money
[11:38] <airtonix> mikebeecham, whats the name of the machine you access to get the shares ?
[11:38] <magicianlord> thanks
[11:38] <mikebeecham> i go by the ipaddress that it set it
[11:38] <airtonix> mikebeecham, but when you installed it you were asked to give it a hostname
[11:38] <red2kic> mikebeecham: What is the hostname you gave to your MAC?
[11:38] <mikebeecham> if I go to 'network' then it's listed as "Mike Beecham's Mac Mini
[11:38] <robin___> just installed 10.04 ok..but Kpackagemanagment now doesnt show any software catagories...any ideas why?
[11:39] <airtonix> mikebeecham, and can you access the shares from there ?
[11:39] <mikebeecham> airtonix: yes
[11:39] <airtonix> mikebeecham, but i assume that doesn't help the reason why you started using fstab then ?
[11:39] <somethinginteres> red2kic: what would I enter in the "Command" field?
[11:40] <violinappren> robin___: try to "reload" the cache
[11:40] <red2kic> somethinginteres: gnome-system-monitor
[11:40] <meeee> Compiz bug or bad configuration? Screen gets dark for a moment (desktop and windows remain visible, but it gets very dark) while switching between workspaces (cube as well as wall)
[11:40] <mikebeecham> airtonix: I think the reason I started using fstab, was because I was trying to get either RB or Banshee to 'see' the shares, so that it could import my music
[11:40] <mikebeecham> someone told me fstab was the only way back then to keep it mounted
[11:40] <airtonix> mikebeecham, i see.
[11:41] <mikebeecham> to be fair airtonix this has been an issue for about a year, but I've dont nothing about it...it was not always like this.
[11:41] <mikebeecham> it happened since Karmic
[11:41] <airtonix> mikebeecham, a little trick : if you view the share in nautilus with the location smb://name or ip address of your machine/sharename
[11:41] <airtonix> mikebeecham, then confirm you have it mounted
[11:42] <robin___> voilinappren : thanks...have tried this but no luck.  'Software Updates' works ok, but 'Software Management' screen always empty (v9.04 was ok)
[11:42] <airtonix> mikebeecham, you can then have other programs that dont view smb:// by making them look in ~/.gvfs/
[11:42] <meeee> any idea about my problem with compiz? Screen gets dark for a moment (desktop and windows remain visible, but it gets very dark) while switching between workspaces
[11:42] <somethinginteres> red2kic: thanks so much! That's been an issue since the switch :)
[11:42] <mikebeecham> ok, when I type smb://xx.xx.xx.xxx/albums/
[11:42] <violinappren> robin___: try asking in #kubuntu
[11:42] <mikebeecham> it's mounted
[11:42] <airtonix> mikebeecham, nautilus uses Gnome Virtual File System to mount all kinds of things... and puts links to those things in that folder for yo
[11:43] <robin___> ok - thank
[11:43] <mikebeecham> airtonix: you mentioned gvfs....that is installed also.  I think hails back to pre karmic days also
[11:43] <red2kic> somethinginteres: No problem. You could "ALT+F2" and type in gnome-system-monitor too. :)
[11:43] <airtonix> mikebeecham, it should be installed by default.
[11:43] <mikebeecham> airtonix: ok
[11:44] <airtonix> mikebeecham, same as bonjour (which allows you to use hostnames of other machines on your lan without adding them to your /etc/hosts file)
[11:44] <Esat_> hi
[11:44] <airtonix> mikebeecham, but on linux its not called bonjour... its known as avahi
[11:44] <airtonix> mikebeecham, same thing different project to talk the same protocol
[11:44] <mikebeecham> airtonix: ok..sounds fair.  I guess what I need to ascertain is what is 'displaying' the non-mountable duplicates then?
[11:44] <mikebeecham> airtonix: sure
[11:45] <airtonix> mikebeecham, well, my thought is that the mac is announcing its samba shares via bonjour too
[11:45] <mikebeecham> airtonix: one thing that might shed light...which has only just occured to me, is that when I go to network, my mac is listed 3 times
[11:45] <airtonix> mikebeecham, bonjour hostnames are just the normal hostname plus ".local" at the end
[11:45] <mikebeecham> two of them I can just doubleclick and see my shares, the other requests login details
[11:46] <magicianlord> !info avahi
[11:46] <airtonix> mikebeecham, do you also have ssh server isntalled on your mac ?
[11:46] <red2kic> !info avahi-daemon | magicianlord
[11:46] <mikebeecham> airtonix: yes
[11:46] <airtonix> mikebeecham, if im right then its also announcing the ssh server
[11:46] <mikebeecham> i did a lot of experiementing a while ago...someone suggested ssh
[11:47] <mikebeecham> ok...then if I'm not using ssh...how would I go about disabling ssh on the mac
[11:47] <mikebeecham> I guess I would know if I'm using it
[11:47] <magicianlord> i wish it would actually say what it doest
[11:47] <magicianlord> does
[11:47] <mikebeecham> ...which I dont
[11:47] <airtonix> mikebeecham, i think macosx by default will auto create a bonjour service file for each server you install if bonjour announcements are turned on
[11:47] <airtonix> mikebeecham, im not entirely sure but on linux bonjour service files are in /etx/avahi/services/*.service
[11:47] <airtonix> etc*
[11:47] <magicianlord> nevef mind. i infoed it
[11:48] <magicianlord> is ubuntu trying to clone mac osx starting with lucid?
[11:48] <mikebeecham> hmmm
[11:48] <mikebeecham> airtonix: so you think the duplicates are the SSH commands from the mac?
[11:49] <airtonix> mikebeecham, well i have my desktop doing something similar, it announces : ssh server, smb server and apple file share server, (but i changed the service files so the label tells me what each one does)
[11:49] <FabParma> can you suggest me a file manager please? I tried Dolphin, PCman, Thunar, Konqueror, Nautilus and no one has all I need. The things that missing to me are: "a reliable an precise find function based on beagle", "folder size column" and "Samba shares support"
[11:49] <mikebeecham> airtonix: however, where I'm confused is that if I type "sudo umount -a", then ALL shares disappear from 'places'...if I then remount, then all come back...so surely it has something to do with samba?
[11:49] <airtonix> mikebeecham, i would ask in an apple irc channel about turing off bonjour announcements for a certain service
[11:50] <red2kic> magicianlord: You think Toyota are trying to clone Honda? Four wheels. :(
[11:50] <magicianlord> FabParma: thunar
[11:50] <airtonix> mikebeecham, yeah "places" will only show current mounts
[11:50] <magicianlord> red2kic: that's different
[11:50] <mikebeecham> airtonix: which cannot be the case...as when I click on a duplicate within places it tell me that it cannot be mounted
[11:51] <airtonix> mikebeecham, its my assumption that the ones remaining are the bonjour announcements
[11:51] <mikebeecham> ok...I'll see how I can sort that out airtonix
[11:51] <mikebeecham> thanks for your help...I may be back :D
[11:51] <ljsoftnet> why is it that .opera folder is still in my home directory folder, after uninstalling it?
[11:52] <magicianlord> isthere another package beside byobu that monitors system
[11:52] <magicianlord> those folders stay there. delete them.
[11:52] <ljsoftnet> ok
[11:52] <kcj1993> ljsoftnet: that gets on my nerves too
[11:53] <airtonix> ljsoftnet, did you use apt-get purge ?
[11:53] <magicianlord> purge doesnt get rid of it
[11:53] <red2kic> ljsoftnet: Your home directory is where all of your personal files + personal configuration files are usually kept.
[11:53] <airtonix> (which i think only gets rid of system conf files not stuff in your home folder)
[11:53] <mikebeecham> airtonix: one final thing...any thoughts as to why my mac will be listed under network, 3 times?
[11:53] <magicianlord> oh ok that is good to know
[11:54] <kcj1993> there should be a clean-up app
[11:54] <mikebeecham> 1 says MAC0016CBB0A96C, and the other two show "Mike Beecham's Mac Mini"
[11:54] <airtonix> mikebeecham, bonjour. i think you need to investigate the service files for your bonjour daemon
[11:54] <mikebeecham> ok mate
[11:55] <p0lyc4rbonate> which ext fs should i use with my usb hdd? (it's 1.5TB i will make a partition of 500gb)
[11:55] <ljsoftnet> airtonix: no i didn't
[11:55] <airtonix> mikebeecham, what i thinks happening is that the lables in the service files for each service on the mac mini has not been customised
[11:55] <Max> hi
[11:56] <seryl> How do you completely uninstall and reinstall an application?
[11:56] <p0lyc4rbonate> which ext fs should i use with my usb hdd? (it's 1.5TB i will make a partition of 500gb) i will passively store some large multi media files
[11:56] <seryl> mysql-server doesn't seem to be recreating the /etc/mysql directory
[11:57] <airtonix> seryl, try using dpkg-reconfigure
[11:57] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: I downloaded 297 MB packages. How should I proceed?
[11:57] <airtonix> seryl, but investigate that first before doing so
[11:57] <seryl> airtonix: still no folder :(
[11:57] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Are you saying that not all of them downloaded?
[11:57] <somethinginteres> I'm after a program in Ubuntu that can do special effects.. that has the goal of being like Adobe After Effects but doesn't have to be there yet.. any idea if that exists?
[11:58] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: Yes. For example mplayer.
[11:58] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Why did they fail to download?
[11:59] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: "404 Not Found".
[11:59] <Jordan_U> p0lyc4rbonate: ext4
[12:01] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Was it trying to download from a third party repo / ppa?
[12:03] <magicianlord> when you install wicd with wicd-daemon, and the next time you start up, you dont go into x windows, are they shutdown timing settings power management settings still being enforced while the system is in console mode?
[12:04] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: From http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/non-free/m/mplayer/mplayer_1.0~rc3+svn20090426-1ubuntu16+medibuntu1_i386.deb
[12:04] <Aogo> hi there i on a  Nike+ kit and i need to upload my runs to the nike+ web site in side ubuntu do any one  how ?
[12:05] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Odd, that downloads fine for me.
[12:05] <Aogo> sports people ... help :)
[12:06] <Jordan_U> !pm | p0lyc4rbonate
[12:07] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: I consider the mplayer a minor issue which I can solve myself later alone. --  I would like to get your advice how to proceed now. (I am root in recovery mode.)
[12:07] <Aogo> hi there i on a  Nike+ kit and i need to upload my runs to the nike+ web site in side ubuntu do any one  how ?
[12:07] <Aogo> hi there i on a  Nike+ kit and i need to upload my runs to the nike+ web site in side ubuntu do any one  now how ?
[12:07] <violinappren> Aogo: you already asked before in less than 5 minutes, if anyone knows they will help
[12:08] <violinappren> don't flood the channel
[12:08] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Depending on how many packages wouldn't download, the easiest option is probably to save the list of packages and remove those that couldn't be downloaded, then re-run apt-get install --reinstall with the revised list
[12:08] <Aogo> okej :) come one sports programmers help me :) :) :)
[12:09] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: Ubuntu suggested: "May be you try »--fix-missing«" But I do not know what that is.
[12:09] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Or, if they really aren't needed at all just remove those packages.
[12:09] <roberto33> Printer doesn't work any more under Ubuntu 10.04 (but still does under Debian and under Windows) after a year of working; when sending a document, it gives some reaction (printer heads moving) but no printing; printer icon shows message "Printer 'PSC-750' is possibly not connected"; document stays in "waiting list". Any idea what could be happening?
[12:09] <violinappren> Aogo: you may have more luck on Nike's forums (if any)
[12:10] <Aogo> i well .. thanks for Nada :)
[12:11] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: I should like to disregard the few packages that have not been downloaded for the moment and treat them later. How should I proceed with this in mind now?
[12:11] <qe2e> so firefox, epiphany, and seamonkey crash the computer pretty hard. Distro is xubuntu, crunchbang lite... It's an old pc and I know its something wrong with the hardware
[12:11] <qe2e> but how can I figure it out and resolve it?
[12:12] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Can you just apt-get remove them? Can you give the full error so I have an idea of which packages are missing?
[12:12] <Jordan_U> !mint | qe2e
[12:13] <glace> How can I input a char using ASCII in Vim?..
[12:13] <violinappren> qe2e: are you using ubuntu packages or mozilla packages ?
[12:14] <MegaHerz1> hi all
[12:15] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: It's 4:00 AM here, is this urgent or can we continue tomorrow? (I don't mind staying up later if it's important to you)
[12:15] <frogdog> anyone had any luck with spotifys new native linuxclient?
[12:16] <frogdog> apparently wrong version of gconf2
[12:17] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: My last question: Disregarding the few packages that have not been downloaded, how to proceed now? (I am root in the recovery mode.)
[12:20] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: I don't know how to just disregard those packages and only re-install those that can be downloaded. The closest I can think of now is to save the list of packages: directories="/some/directory /some/other/directory/"; dpkg -S $directories | sed 's/,//g' | sed 's#: .*$##g' > packages.txt
[12:21] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: When having done so, how to proceed?
[12:21] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: Then edit packages.txt to remove the packages that can't be downloaded and run "apt-get install --reinstall $(cat packages.txt)
[12:22] <Pranky> Not able to play sound in Ubuntu 10.04 in my compaq presario b1900
[12:22] <bullgard5> Jordan_U: I will do so. Thank you very much for your enduring help.
[12:22] <Jordan_U> bullgard5: You're welcome.
[12:22] <amol_> Hi All :)
[12:23] <amol_> The webcam on my Toshiba Satellite L300 does not work
[12:23] <amol_> I think the driver has not been installed.
[12:23] <abhi_nav> !webcam | amol_ :)
[12:23] <Pranky> Hello All, please help
[12:23] <Pranky> Not able to play sound in Ubuntu 10.04 in my compaq presario b1900
[12:24] <amol_> abhi_nav, Will look up
[12:24] <amol_> Thank you :)
[12:24] <abhi_nav> amol_, :)
[12:24] <mikebeecham> hi airtonix
[12:25] <mikebeecham> well, I checked on the mac...sharing options, I had smb, ftp and afp all ticked....unticked all except smb.  Came back up to the linux machine and now only have two macs shown in Network...and YES, one is a .local address
[12:25] <mikebeecham> so I guess you were right about bonjour being to blame for some of it at least
[12:26] <mikebeecham> however, disabling bonjour seems to be a little difficult and come with it's inherant risks
[12:26] <airtonix> mikebeecham, "to blame" is a bit strong
[12:26] <mikebeecham> airtonix: ahhhh it's all about the blame culture with me :D
[12:26] <airtonix> mikebeecham, avahi / bonjour are really useful
[12:26] <Ritchy4073> :)
[12:26] <ak5> hello, how do I select which font my gui uses, especially to render chinee characters
[12:26] <ak5> chinese*
[12:27] <mikebeecham> what I have done
[12:27] <mikebeecham> is come back upstairs and unounted my shares "sudo umount -a"
[12:27] <Pranky> Any Help, how to play sound on my Compaq Presario B1900.
[12:27] <airtonix> mikebeecham, for example i have about 20 computers in a place i do website training and bonjour removes the need for me to run a dns server or manually update 20 host files with names
[12:27] <mikebeecham> now, the ones that I can mount are no longer there, but the duplicates remain in the 'places' list...although I cant do anything with them
[12:27] <ak5> 谁可以给我帮助？？
[12:27] <MaRk-I> !cn | ak5
[12:28] <abhi_nav> !sound | Pranky
[12:28] <ak5> thanks, that what I was looking for
[12:28] <mikebeecham> so would that be a bonjour thing...that I can still see the duplicates
[12:28] <airtonix> mikebeecham, next thing to do is see if you can install some extra avahi tools on ubuntu. one of them lets you examine in detail any avahi/bonjour services on your lan
[12:28] <roberto33> thanks to all, I have found solution on ubuntuforums :-)
[12:29] <mikebeecham> synaptic has avahi gtk tools
[12:29] <mikebeecham> would that be a good place to start?
[12:30] <mikebeecham> gtk utilities, rather
[12:30] <airtonix> mikebeecham, to be honest with you i've never bothered to mount smb via fstabm but im certain there is something missing in the bonjour setup that needs completing. (possibly the avahi handlers in nautilus are misconfigured)
[12:30] <mikebeecham> airtonix: crumbs...that sounds dangerous!!
[12:30] <Pranky> My settings are proper.
[12:31] <Pranky> I can see a amplified swinging
[12:31] <milge> hi eveybody!
[12:31] <airtonix> mikebeecham, see if you can install : avahi-discover
[12:31] <MaRk-I> Pranky: what is your soundcard?
[12:31] <airtonix> mikebeecham, or try runnign that command first
[12:32] <milge> i use ubuntu 10.04. i have did
[12:33] <mikebeecham> airtonix: I'm looking at ahavi discovery now
[12:33] <MaRk-I> Pranky: if you dont know you can execute this command in terminal:  lspci | grep audio
[12:33] <mikebeecham> I have a load of entries
[12:33] <pyghassen> i'm fed up with that gnome-keyring, every time type password, it's boring how can i remove it, and if i do so what will go wrong?*
[12:34] <peugi> I have vmware host running centos where the ip alias works fine, but in the ubuntu guest I can't get it to work. I tried some wireshark sniffing and the packets are getting through, but the ubuntu vm is not responding to them. Any ideas?
[12:34] <pyghassen> the problem is that i forgot the password which makes it worse
[12:34] <Pranky> Realtek ALC260
[12:34] <Pranky> Conexant ID 2bfa
[12:34] <airtonix> mikebeecham, click on each of them and find the ones that talk about your mac and the ssh, smb protocol
[12:34] <milge>  i use ubuntu 10.04. i have wrote on "dns servers" textbox from internet settings "8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4, 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220 " . so now if i use an domain adress like www.youtube.com system will look first googles dns , and if can not find this domain it will for opendns . am i right ?
[12:35] <airtonix> milge, is google dns 8.8.8.8  ?
[12:35] <pyghassen> no one to help in my silly problem!!!!
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> milge:  should go down the list. right milge
[12:35] <mikebeecham> airtonix: ok, I have one entry that says Service Type: _smb._tcp
[12:35] <milge> airtonix: yes
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  you can easially set it to a blank password. so it never asks
[12:35] <airtonix> milge, interseting
[12:35] <edlinde> hi guys can somone please help me ... I want to help someone install glib on ubuntu 10.04
[12:35] <milge> Dr_Willis: i dont understand
[12:35] <mikebeecham> ..and that is the .local address
[12:35] <edlinde> how can he go about it ?
[12:35] <edlinde> sudo apt-get install build-essentials libglib2.0-0 libglib2.0-0-dev
[12:35] <airtonix> mikebeecham, in theory you ought to see one for ssh too
[12:35] <edlinde> I suggested this from some forum I found online
[12:35] <mikebeecham> i have a daap one
[12:36] <milge> airtonix: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Public_DNS
[12:36] <pyghassen> Dr_Willis,  how can i do that, if i know i wouldn't ask
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> milge:  it starts at the top and goes down the list.. so it will look at 8.8.8.8 first then go to the next
[12:36] <airtonix> milge, cheers
[12:36] <mikebeecham> but no ssh
[12:36] <milge> Dr_Willis: so my logic is true ...
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  applcations -> acessories -> passwords -> right click on the one entry that says LOGIN: i recall. and use teh change password menu item
[12:36] <Pranky> MaRk-I: What is the problem?
[12:37] <MaRk-I> Pranky: I dont know
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> milge:  i doubt if ther will be many cases where you have all the dns servers failing.   so it proberly wont matter much
[12:37] <pyghassen> i got no acessoire man
[12:37] <Pranky> MaRk-I: any troubleshooting steps
[12:37] <airtonix> mikebeecham, mind sending me a screenshot of that via pm ?
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  you are using gnome?  Applications -> accessories menu  is right there for me.
[12:37] <suigeneris> I get /usr/lib/cups/backend/hp failed. how can I fix that?
[12:38] <milge>  Dr_Willis: thank you
[12:38] <airtonix> mikebeecham, you can create a area specific screenshot by adding the screenshot panel applet to your gnome-panel
[12:38] <MaRk-I> Pranky: I asked you what type was your soundcard you never replied
[12:39] <pyghassen> i'll go to main menu and add it
[12:39] <Pranky> MaRk-I: Realtek ALC260
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  video of doing it at --> http://drop.io/dr_willis
[12:39] <mikebeecham> airtonix: sending you the file now
[12:40] <MaRk-I> Pranky: can you type in console:  lspci | grep audio
[12:40] <Pranky> MaRk-I: it display blank
[12:40] <pyghassen> the problem is i forgot the old password , can i find out what is it?
[12:40] <MaRk-I> Pranky: type: slpci  and pastebin the output
[12:42] <MaRk-I> Pranky: sorry it's:  lspci
[12:42] <Pranky> MaRk-I: Ok
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  you dont as far as i know. You remove the proper config files to reset it. and i dont know what files thos are
[12:42] <qe2e> so firefox, epiphany, and seamonkey crash the computer pretty hard. Distro is xubuntu, crunchbang lite... It's an old pc and I know its something wrong with the hardware. How can I find out more?
[12:43] <ginosal> hi! has anyone experienced the "crazy mouse" bug?
[12:44] <pyghassen> can i remove that login thing
[12:44] <Pranky> MaRk-I: http://pastebin.com/download.php?i=5VynwnVk
[12:45] <MaRk-I> Pranky: can you give me the link on top, that one is to d/l it
[12:45] <M1ndfly3r> qe2e, the ram could be damaged, try running memtest on boot, it should give you some info about this
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  try it and see.
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  that tool may let you delete it.
[12:46] <pyghassen> Dr_Willis, I couldn't this a disaster man,
[12:46] <flambo> hey folks,, i have a laptop behind a home network firewall that i wan't to access.. is there a way to force pnp to open ssh port or something? without having access to the router control panel, or wanting to make changes to port forwarding?
[12:46] <pyghassen> Dr_Willis, what tool
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  whatever..  I try to not forget my passwords.. That Applications -> aceeories -> passwords tool lets you delte/forget specific passwords. but I dont know if it will let you delete  the one to unlock the keyring, it might,
[12:47] <MaRk-I> Pranky: give me the link that shows in the address bar
[12:47] <Pranky> Ok
[12:47] <Pranky> MaRk-I: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=5VynwnVk
[12:47] <qe2e> Mindfly3r, =) I'll do the full gamut general hardware tests for giggles, 95% sure it's redundant
[12:48] <Pranky> MaRk-I: http://pastebin.com/5VynwnVk
[12:48] <pyghassen> Dr_Willis, unlock need the password , it a problem without a solution, ubuntu guys, it's a shame to add such a stupid tool
[12:48] <atude> so is youtube down for anyone or is it just me?
[12:49] <MaRk-I> Pranky: got it thanks
[12:49] <Pici> atude: Its not just you.
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  gee. a quick google search finds this -> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/06/clearing-or-resetting-the-gnome-keyring/
[12:49] <bazhang> pyghassen, I always left it blank in the past
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> so it seems it has a solution.. if one looks..
[12:49] <atude> Pici: I tried to access it from many different places in the US and I still get "The server encountered a temporary error and could not complete your request.
[12:50] <atude> oh it's back
[12:50] <Pici> atude: Thats correct. The site is having issues.
[12:50] <atude> Pici: no longer :)
[12:50] <LjL> Pici, atude: it might be back up now
[12:50] <pyghassen> Dr_Willis, thanks man, i was so angry and blind, delete is right in the font of my eyes, and i couldn't see it
[12:51] <pyghassen> i'm done man, i did as you said
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  ok.
[12:51] <philinux> From Youtube: We are currently performing site maintenance. Please be patient - we'll be back shortly.
[12:51] <MaRk-I> !hdaintel
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> philinux:  youtube down? notify the president! :)
[12:51] <pyghassen> i hope they will not include it again, we don't neet complicated things to secure our computers
[12:51] <pyghassen> thanks again
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  ive never had an issue with it.
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  most people dont have problems with it
[12:52] <philinux> Dr_Willis: This is more annoying: Your browser is no longer supported.
[12:52] <philinux> Please upgrade to a modern browser.
[12:52] <MaRk-I> !hdaintel | Pranky
[12:52] <atude> Pici: wtf, so then I get http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IHein-Soag&playnext_from=TL&videos=TMrDgigCz8Q&feature=grec_index
[12:52] <atude> Pici: this does not please me
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> philinux:  ive had it say to upgrade to the latest flash when i was using the beta of flash
[12:52] <pyghassen> well i might be the 1st to complain about it ;)
[12:52] <MaRk-I> Pranky: try that just check your pc model
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> pyghassen:  and the fix was there all the time :)
[12:52] <philinux> Dr_Willis: I'm using FF 3.6.6 vanilla
[12:53] <DukeDrake> hi
[12:53] <ginosal> plz someone help me! my mouse goes crazy, it runs to the corners of the screen, and randomly clicks everywhere
[12:53] <Pranky> MaRk-I: Ok, Thanks. Let me check
[12:53] <DukeDrake> ginosal: new battery/disconnect,reconncet
[12:54] <Lord-Readman> Hello, the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MaverickReleaseSchedule is quite poor
[12:54] <Lord-Readman> when is the translation export?
[12:54] <ginosal> DukeDrake, i've tried, but nothing
[12:54] <Lord-Readman> on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseSchedule it shows it at alpha2
[12:54] <ginosal> DukeDrake: i've tried with another mouse, same issue
[12:54] <Lord-Readman> but Mavrick doesnt say anything ?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> Lord-Readman:  perhaps see #ubuntu+1
[12:55] <Lord-Readman> ok
[12:55] <s7>  my HP Scanjet G3110 scans with a bluish background using xsane. Help sort out that
[12:56] <DukeDrake> sorry, no idea then.
[12:56] <DukeDrake> anyone got an idea which script/program takes care of tmp-files being deleted regularly?
[12:57] <tobiasz> is there a way of setting up avant window navigator to highlight the active window (eg im messanger) which needs attention?
[12:57] <airtonix> tobiasz, animations ?
[12:57] <vindu> Hello, i changed GFX card from nvidia to ATI, i removed all the nvidia releated stuff, but Hardware Drivers cant find any drivers for my X1950XT card
[12:58] <Zeu5> hi wat is the cakephp equivalent of the $_REQUEST array? i understand that in controllers $this->params['named'] contains all the $_GET params but i am not sure about $_REQUEST. please help. thank you
[12:58] <tobiasz> airtonix kadu nor empathy report activity, xchat just did, dunno what the...
[12:58] <geirha> DukeDrake: It's done by one of the init scripts during boot. Don't remember which though.
[12:58] <Pici> Zeu5: This is #ubuntu, I think you may want another channel :)
[12:58] <airtonix> vindu, welcome to Another Terrible Infrastructure
[12:59] <Pici> Zeu5: #cakephp for example
[12:59] <jpds> Pici: #cake?
[12:59]  * airtonix is boggling at why someone would willingly choose ati
[12:59] <Zeu5> oops.
[12:59] <DukeDrake> geirha: yeah, there's the cleanup at boot. But there has got to be another script which cleans up the tmp files (and php session files) on a regular basis
[13:00] <geirha> DukeDrake: Ah, maybe /etc/cron.daily/apache2
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  i was thinkign that also.. but dident want to seem mean
[13:01] <FabParma> does exist a command to list the folder size, not the partition size
[13:02] <DukeDrake> geirha: HA! =D
[13:02] <DukeDrake> geirha: that's awesom
[13:03] <DukeDrake> but why are those cron jobs not listed when I run "crontab -l" ?
[13:03] <geirha> DukeDrake: Or maybe /etc/cron.d/php5
[13:03] <civixier> Hi! So I installed a live ubuntu 10.04 on my USB. Is there any way to make it 'non-live' so I can edit settings and install programs and updates and let them be there even when I reboot?
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> civixier:   depends on how you 'installed' it to the usb. theres ways to make  a persiostant save file on them
[13:04] <MaRk-I> FabParma: ls -hl    ?
[13:04] <DukeDrake> geirha: yes, it's the php5-job!
[13:04] <geirha> DukeDrake: There are several crontabs. They are run from /etc/crontab
[13:04] <civixier> Dr_Willis: I installed via UNetbootin. Is that good? :)
[13:05] <blain> civixier you can set that up during installation
[13:06] <civixier> blain: In UNetbootin? I didnt see anything there, but maybe I missed it. So I should reinstall? What should I look for?
[13:06] <DukeDrake> geirha: thanx a lot!
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  you make a 'casper' file and i think edit the syslinux.cfg and it can make a persistant save - or check out pendrivelinux.com for what may be easier ways to do it.
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  how large is your pendrive?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[13:07] <blain> civixier you can do it with lili not unetbootin
[13:07] <civixier> Dr_Willis: It's 16gb, so it shouldnt be a problem. Thanks :)
[13:07] <civixier> blain: lili? Im gonna look it up. Thank you!
[13:08] <vindu> hmm
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  you can do a 'normal' instsll to a flash drive also. using the normal ubuntu installer.  partition the flash drive , same as you would a real hard drive. HOWEVER at the end of the installer questions you MUST tell it to put grub on the MBR of the flash drive. It will default to the hard drive.
[13:08] <vindu> i got hardware accelration now
[13:09] <civixier> Dr_Willis: No problem with drivers and stuff when I go to other computers then?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  that may or may not be an issue.. depends on the other pc's
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  all my pc's are using nvidia - so i can isntall the nvidia drivers and  have no real issues
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  differnt wireless cards on different pc's can be an issue.
[13:10] <fist> hey, how can i get the events from my mouse? my left button does nothing and i want to check if its the system or the mouse
[13:10] <blain> xenv
[13:11] <civixier> Dr_Willis: So I better stick with a 'modified' live one if I am planning to use it on several different computers?
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  that can work. But if you do a lot of 'installing' of extra things you can fill up the casper save file real fast
[13:12] <blain> fist xenv
[13:12] <civixier> Dr_Willis: Oh, that could be a problem. The casper file isnt expandable?
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  it is.. with some work.
[13:13] <blain> civixier with lili you can tell how much you want for persistence
[13:13] <fist> y thanks, its xev on ubuntu
[13:13] <blain> fist ok sorry i knew it was something similar to taht name
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> eventually i imagine unetbootin will get the feature to make the persiostant file. but not seen it have that yet.
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> pendrivelinux.com has other tools then lili, and unetbootin also. theres perhaps 3+ other tools that do the same job
[13:14] <civixier> Then lili it is. Thanks Dr_Willis and blain! :D
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> civixier:  boot the live cd. or your pendrive. and you can  use the usb-creator-tool to install a live+peristant setup to a 2nd flash drive
[13:14] <lag> What's happening here? Missing fonts? http://people.canonical.com/~ljones/Maverick-desktop/Maverick.jpg
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> I cant stand lili myself.. it has one of the  worst guis ive ever seen
[13:15] <Daekdroom> !maverick | lag
[13:16] <blain> lag no problem here in kde
[13:17] <lag> Daekdroom?
[13:17] <Pici> lag: Maverick support is in #ubuntu+1 only
[13:17] <Daekdroom> lag, your question should be asked in #ubuntu+1 , not here.
[13:17] <suigeneris> I get /usr/lib/cups/backend/hp failed. how can I fix that?
[13:17]  * lag goes to ubuntu+1
[13:18] <blain> i find lili gui quite straightforward and easy to understand
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> blain:  it wasent even totally visable on my netbooks display.
[13:18] <Pranky> MaRk-I: No Luck
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> and it looks like somthing made by 'crayola' :)
[13:19] <MaRk-I> Pranky: did you restart the computer?
[13:19] <Pranky> MaRk-I: Yes
[13:20] <dapeamel> hey guys which is the best dock program u prefer?
[13:20] <ShawnRisk> The whole computer slows down everytime I try to do anything.  This happens in every application I use, and the program becomes dark meaning I can't use it until it is light again.  Any ideas on how to fix this?
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> dapeamel: try them all. decide for yourself.
[13:20] <MaRk-I> Pranky: what model did you use?
[13:20] <dapeamel> :S
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> dapeamel:  most have PPA repos for the lastest versions of the variouys dock programs.  the ones int he default repos can be a little out of date
[13:20] <Pranky> MaRK-I: Compaq Presario B1900
[13:21] <hollowpc> hi. Can I create a new option in the grub menu, I just wanna start tty1-6? So I do not want the X.
[13:22] <bazhang> !nox > hollowpc
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> hollowpc:  the 'text' option to the kernel will do that.  You could add a custome entry in the /etc/grub.d/ configs..  or just edit  the grub menu at boot time to use the option.
[13:23] <MaRk-I> Pranky: try options snd-hda-intel model=auto
[13:23] <Pranky> MaRk-I: Ok
[13:24] <Pranky> MaRk-I: Is it correct command
[13:24] <suigeneris> I get /usr/lib/cups/backend/hp failed. how can I fix that?
[13:24] <MaRk-I> Pranky: what do you mean?
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> suigeneris:  has it ever worked?
[13:25] <Pranky> MaRk: Command not found
[13:26] <MaRk-I> Pranky: err you have to change that in the alsa-base.conf
[13:26] <jiangbo> 有没有说汉语的阿
[13:26] <MaRk-I> !cn | jiangbo
[13:26] <Pici> !zh | jiangbo
[13:26] <suigeneris> Dr_Willis yes, with karma
[13:27] <bazhang> jiangbo, /join #ubuntu-cn
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> suigeneris:  its posslble theres some hp support package thats missing. I had to install a few extra hplip things in the past for some of my printers
[13:27] <jiangbo> 好的谢谢
[13:28] <suigeneris> Dr_Willis i just reinstalled hplip
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> suigeneris:  i would suggest checking --> http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=184838&page=15
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> my HP printer is 15+ yrs old. :) its basically plug it in.. and it works.
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> suigeneris:  also check the logs for info -> /var/log/cups/error_log
[13:31] <hollowpc> where can i edit the grub2?
[13:31] <hollowpc> or how?
[13:31] <Mortiis> hollowpc,  google
[13:31] <Pici> !googke | Mortiis
[13:31] <Pici> !google | Mortiis
[13:32] <Mortiis> ok
[13:32] <MaRk-I> !grub2 | hollowpc
[13:32] <Mortiis> hollowpc,  i help  u
[13:32] <Mortiis> then
[13:32] <Mortiis> jizz
[13:32] <Mortiis> wait a  minute
[13:33] <Guest33500> Hi guys. I have 8.10 installed. What if I want to go for 10.04? how should I proceed? will it keep my progs?
[13:33] <suigeneris> Dr_Willis http://pastebin.com/dGDPwtSW
[13:33] <Guest33500> I have separate / /usr /home and /var partitions :)
[13:34] <Guest33500> but a fresh install... I should format / ? just ?  or /usr too?    shouldn  t this be a merge?
[13:34] <abhi_nav> !8.10
[13:35] <suigeneris> !upgrade > Guest33500
[13:36] <FabParma> MaRk-I: just in case someone is interested to list the folder size, this is what i was looking for and working well: "du -hc --max-depth=1"
[13:37] <MaRk-I> FabParma: ok thanks
[13:38] <mqwrqwrx> FUCK LINUS TORVALDS!!!
[13:38] <LjL> mqwrqwrx: that's not appropriate.
[13:38] <mqwrqwrx> FUCK U ALL BASTARDS WHO PUT UR PENIS IN HIS BUTT!!
[13:38] <LjL> !ops | mqwrqwrx
[13:39] <mqwrqwrx> MOTHERFUCKERS!!
[13:39] <Mortiis> ?
[13:39] <ogunay> adfasfasdf
[13:39] <mqwrqwrx> FUCK U LjL
[13:39] <Mortiis> wtf
[13:39] <rww> Mortiis: just ignore them, they'll go away rather soon
[13:39] <suigeneris> Dr_Willis ?
[13:39] <_Tristan> Hey. I was wondering if there's a way to switch workstations in bash?
[13:39] <Mortiis> guest33500
[13:40] <Mortiis> u still there?
[13:40] <Mortiis> dont upgrade
[13:40] <Mortiis> using the upgrade on X
[13:40] <Guest33500> Mortiis: yes, reading :)
[13:40] <Mortiis> this is just me
[13:40] <Mortiis> I have downloaded it
[13:40] <Mortiis> and installed it
[13:40] <Mortiis> with upgrade
[13:40] <Guest33500> Mortiis: I should first upgrade rom 9 04 to 9 10   are you telling I should not?
[13:41] <Mortiis> I lost my display
[13:41] <chrisology> hi, how can i create a txt file with content in it with a terminal command
[13:41] <Mortiis> chrisology, nano bla
[13:41] <Mortiis> or gedit bla
[13:41] <Mortiis> and then save
[13:41] <Mortiis> so many questions
[13:41] <FloodBot1> Mortiis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:41] <Mortiis> where are the helpers?
[13:41] <Mortiis> I cant help everyone at the same time
[13:42] <Mortiis> Guest33500 priv me
[13:42] <chrisology> Mortiis, thanx but without an editor just like i write a command and it creates the file with content written to it
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> chrisology:   echo 'foo' > foo.txt
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> command line 'redirecton' fundamentals. :)
[13:43] <Mortiis> ah thanx Dr_Willis I cant help them all
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> Bash Basics :)
[13:43] <Mr_Chmod> :P
[13:43] <chrisology> Dr_Willis,  thankyou
[13:43] <Mr_Chmod> that works on win and lin
[13:43] <Mr_Chmod> lol
[13:43] <anton> Русские есть?
[13:44] <anton> ???
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/
[13:44] <LjL> !ru | anton
[13:44] <WolfpupL> question how can i configure the gnome version of xchat to auto log?
[13:44] <anton> What?
[13:44] <anton> Hello!!!
[13:44] <Misterio> WolfpupL: How autolog?
[13:44] <anton> System
[13:44] <geirha> Dr_Willis: That's not a good guide. http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide is much better.
[13:45] <anton> Who was a Linkin Park musik???
[13:45] <MaRk-I> chrisology: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/create-files-in-linux-unix-from-bash/
[13:45] <WolfpupL> i want it to have the gmoe version of xchat auto log my nic to the nic server ans auto join a couple of rooms
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> WolfpupL:  check its settings/config menus. I never use xchat-gnome. i do know the normal xchat can 'autologin' and 'autojoin' channels
[13:47] <MaRk-I> WolfpupL: network list, select freenode, edit, add your nick and password, favorite channels separated with commas no space
[13:47] <Mr_Chmod> there are so many irc clients
[13:47] <spikey> hey
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> Mr_Chmod:  and no one ever reads the docs for them. :)
[13:47] <Mr_Chmod> well im using xchat-gnome
[13:47] <seidos> I'm having a problem in inkscape.  I added a text box with text, but when I save the file, the changes aren't saved.  Any ideas?
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> Mr_Chmod:  thats one of the worse out there. :) in many ways.
[13:48] <Mr_Chmod> lol
[13:48] <Mr_Chmod> Misterio,
[13:48] <Mr_Chmod> to autolog
[13:48] <Mr_Chmod> go to preferences
[13:48] <Mr_Chmod> edit->preferences
[13:49] <Mr_Chmod> and u have theere on edit interface put a mark on log conversations
[13:49] <Misterio> Mr_Chmod: I don't need it, WolfpupL asked that
[13:49] <Mr_Chmod> oh
[13:49] <Mr_Chmod> sorry then
[13:49] <Misterio> don't worry :P
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> The term would be 'auto login'  ' auto log' would mean ' automatic keeping of channel logs' to most people. :)
[13:51] <spikey> anyone wanna talk
[13:52] <suigeneris> !ot > spikey
[13:52] <bullgard5> After '# directories="/usr/bin"; apt-get install --reinstall $(dpkg -S $directories | sed 's/,//g' | sed 's#: .*$##g')' I obtain: "E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'bash'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)" How to fix this?
[13:53] <ShawnRisk> I don't have a services application in my administration menu.  I am using Gnome.  How do I add this?
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> I dont recall ever seeing a 'services' application
[13:55] <slim1> how to extra tar1.gz file and tar2.gz file?
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> slim1:  gunzip
[13:55] <ShawnRisk> Dr_Willis: how come there is one mentioned in this blog: http://shibuvarkala.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-speed-up-ubuntu-linux-fine.html
[13:55] <abhi_nav> !tar | slim1
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> slim1:  or cheat.. and use 'unp'
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> !info unp | slim1
[13:56] <FabParma> I get an install error. Please can you check how to fix it? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/cpymqL8v
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> slim1:  'tar xzvf foo.tar.gz 'is commonlu used also. :)
[13:56] <Guest33500> Dr_Willis: ok so your message is not upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10?
[13:56] <francisco> mipony
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest33500:  im using 10.04 - upgrade if you want. it makes no differance to me.
[13:57] <slim1> it does not work
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> slim1:  the extension foo.tar1.gz   would be.,.. weird...
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> you normally dont see 'tar1' tar2' and so on. whats the exact files name?
[13:58] <slim1> yes
[13:58] <slim1> it is tar1.gz
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> sounds like a very poorly named file.
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> use 'file tar1.gz' to see exactly what it is.
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> or try the 'unp' command on it.
[14:00] <suigeneris> Dr_Willis have you seen my paste?
[14:00] <Mr_Chmod> hollowpc quit ?
[14:00] <Mr_Chmod> I had the answer for him
[14:00] <Mr_Chmod> well ok
[14:00] <yunIntegral> what is the good Music player for Asian? i mean, well support unicode or blah~
[14:01] <suigeneris> yunIntegral rhythmbox
[14:01] <yunIntegral> thanks
[14:01] <suigeneris> np
[14:01] <slim1> successfully
[14:01] <slim1> i use peazip
[14:02] <realubot> Is there any way to use a keyboard only for one application and let Ubuntu use another keyboard? I want to use one keyboard for XBMC and another keyboard for Ubuntu? Is is possible to use a keyboard only to a single application?
[14:02] <slim1> maybe you can download this file to try extract this file with command http://conky.linux-hardcore.com/beginners/how-did-he-do-that/by-londonali1010/background-colour-with-luacairo/
[14:03] <new_to_linux> Hello, ubuntu will not detect not scanner, it is a canoscan Lide 700f
[14:03] <Mr_Chmod> hum
[14:03] <Mr_Chmod> new_to_linux,
[14:03] <Mr_Chmod> if u plug it in
[14:03] <Mr_Chmod> it doesnt recogznie?
[14:04] <Mr_Chmod> do a tail -f /var/log/messages and then plug the usb
[14:04] <Mr_Chmod> and see what happens
[14:04] <Mr_Chmod> if it installs the driver fine
[14:04] <Mr_Chmod> if not u have to do it manualluy
[14:04] <Mr_Chmod> I hate my new keyboard
[14:04] <iceroot> Mr_Chmod: dont use enter so much and put the nick you are talking to at the start of a line
[14:04] <Mr_Chmod> ok iceroot
[14:06] <Mr_Chmod> the 10.04 for notebooks is nice
[14:06] <philinux> Mr_Chmod: please put it all on one line instead of 4
[14:06] <new_to_linux> Mr_Chmod, I entered that command but the terminal returned command not found
[14:06] <Mr_Chmod> ok im sorry
[14:06] <philinux> The bot could kick you off for flooding
[14:06] <Mr_Chmod> new_to_linux, if u do tail -f /var/log/messages
[14:07] <Mr_Chmod> sorry, what happens (sorry 2 lines)
[14:08] <vikas> how to clean achivers in ubuntu
[14:08] <vikas> hi all
[14:08] <new_to_linux> Mr_Chmod tail:no files remaining
[14:08] <Mr_Chmod> new_to_linux,  priv me so with don't flood here
[14:09] <vikas> MaRk-I, how can i clean the cache from terminal
[14:10] <MaRk-I> vikas: what cache?  memory,  browser, disc
[14:11] <vikas> ver/cache/archives that one MaRk-I
[14:12] <Mr_Chmod> I think vikas is trying to say clean the left cursor on terminal when u click it
[14:12] <MaRk-I> sudo apt-get clean
[14:12]  * Dr_Willis waits for clarification..
[14:12] <vikas> ok
[14:12] <vikas> thnx
[14:13] <Mr_Chmod> jesus im from portugal and the linuxhelp channel on ptnet is really bad
[14:14] <94SAAAY1R> o;
[14:14] <Mr_Chmod> in here the help we know is really help eachother
[14:14] <bullgard5> After '# directories="/usr/bin"; apt-get install --reinstall $(dpkg -S $directories | sed 's/,//g' | sed 's#: .*$##g')' I obtain: "E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'bash'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)" How to fix this?
[14:15] <vikas> MaRk-I, if i want to save the packages and install them later than what is the command
[14:15] <Pici> Mr_Chmod: By the way, we also have portuguese help channels at #ubuntu-br and #ubuntu-pt
[14:15] <vikas> may be apt-get install xyz -d  MaRk-I
[14:16] <MaRk-I> vikas: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
[14:17] <Psy-Blade> I'm seeing a lot of guides on how to deal with raid on an ich10r... which is the best/latest method, dmraid?
[14:17] <Mr_Chmod> hum
[14:17] <Mr_Chmod> Pici, thanx
[14:18] <ZosoPage1963> quick question... how do I add a notification to my notification bar that there are updates available?  I am a relative noob to Ubuntu
[14:19] <gdoteof> How do I turn off autoscrolling in empathy
[14:19] <gdoteof> it's annoying as balls
[14:20] <Misterio> gdoteof: I think disabling log will disable that
[14:20] <gdoteof> but i don't want to disable the log
[14:20] <gdoteof> i want to disable the autoscroll, and keep the log
[14:20] <Misterio> gdoteof: Well, then use Pidgin :)
[14:20] <gdoteof> well that's trashy
[14:21] <rww> gdoteof: you don't, it's an open bug
[14:21] <gdoteof> is it actually a bug or a feature request
[14:22] <rww> gdoteof: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/542806
[14:22] <gdoteof> rww thanks
[14:22] <rww> looks like using a different theme may work, actually
[14:22] <dagon666> did anyone managed to mount clearcase dynamic view in ubuntu ?
[14:22] <aliquerer> need to tag my audio files as "audiobook", so that my mp3 player can rcognize it
[14:23] <dalton2345> hello everyone, what's the best way to upgrade from karmic to lucid
[14:23] <aliquerer> need to tag my audio files as "audiobook", so that my mp3 player can rcognize it. How do I do?
[14:23] <dalton2345> is it safe
[14:23] <rww> !upgrade | dalton2345
[14:23] <dalton2345> thx
[14:23] <waan> What would be the best file system format for a backup storage disk? My main filesystem is ext4 but I don't know if this offers any advantages for a backup location.
[14:23] <gdoteof> hrm
[14:24] <gdoteof> hurry up and type some shit so i can see
[14:24] <gdoteof> if it worked
[14:24] <philinux> dalton2345: Back , backup,and backup first
[14:24] <sipior> gdoteof: well, aren't you clever.
[14:24] <vikas> MaRk-I, if i want to save installation packages to some specified folder then how to save them apt-get install xyz -d /directory will it work
[14:24] <waan> dalton2345: Wouldn't the official method be best?
[14:24] <dagon666> hey guys anyone of use uses clearcase under ubuntu ?
[14:24] <gdoteof> thanks!  rww.. worked when switching themes
[14:25] <rww> :)
[14:25] <gdoteof> i was raging
[14:25] <dr3mro> please help me ... I use ubuntu and rhythmbox player works gr8 but when i make   a queue of files and ask it to repeat it just deletes the played item and when it finishes nothing remains to repeat please help .......... using lucid lynx
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> waan:  may as well use ext4 - i doubt if it will matter much.
[14:25] <dalton2345> waan: yes but i see some people have problems with grub after updating, the thing is i have only one pc, so i would be in trouble if i reboot with a black screen
[14:25] <nejla1> i use ubuntu 10.04. i can not use the page (the window) to go down or up automatically by the position of mouse by clicking center button. is there any way to activate this feature ?
[14:26] <Spyder|Netbook> dr3mro, make a playlist instead of a queue.. a playlist is static.. a queue is temporary.
[14:26] <vikas> Dr_Willis, if i want to save installation packages to some specified folder then how to save them apt-get install xyz -d /directory will it work
[14:26] <FabParma> how to fix this error? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/vuaw1A7P
[14:26] <philinux> dalton2345: have you got home on it's own partitoin?
[14:26] <dr3mro> Spyder|Netbook, ok but i want to repeat a play list ... how to make it repeat ???
[14:26] <waan> dalton2345: make a ghost of your partitions then if anything goes wrong you can put it back
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  i just copy the various .deb's from /var/cache/apt as needed.
[14:27] <dalton2345> philinux: no
[14:27] <Spyder|Netbook> same way you repeated the queue, dr3mro.
[14:27] <omgjoz> sorry to interrupt, but is there a means to having as US English dictionary for Empathy chat client, instead of the UK?
[14:27] <dr3mro> so , i choose the playlist and press repreat ... but if i want to make it on the fly list .... isn't that possible ??????
[14:27] <philinux> dalton2345: are you using ext3 or ext4 at the moment?
[14:27] <dr3mro> Spyder|Netbook,  so , i choose the playlist and press repreat ... but if i want to make it on the fly list .... isn't that possible ??????
[14:28] <darkneo> I'm not sure whether I should use 64bit, or 32bit with PAE. My computer usage is general web browsing, web development using Nusphere PhpEd running under Wine, local web services (LAMP setup), some game playing, and cross compiling embedded Linux installations. Anyone have any suggestions/warnings?
[14:28] <vikas> i did that but it install all the debs, but if i want to install only specific debs then what to do.
[14:28] <vikas> Dr_Willis,
[14:28] <dalton2345> philinux: ext3
[14:28] <Spyder|Netbook> you can delete the playlist when you are done, dr3mro
[14:29] <dr3mro> darkneo, either works gr8 ... but if you find 32bit slow use the 64bit if you have >3gb of ram
[14:29] <philinux> dalton2345: and is karmic running just fine?
[14:29] <farciarz84> which MTA are you using in ubuntu server?
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  sudo gdebi whatever.deb      for whatever deb you want
[14:29] <abhi_nav> any opra user here?
[14:29] <waan> Dr_Willis: Yep I might just do that, I think most of the problems have been fixed now
[14:29] <dr3mro> Spyder|Netbook, miss the old windamp now .. ok i think i prefer the audacious over rhythmbox because i don't want to create playlists all day long
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  i rarely worry about  saving the .deb. you could save them and there could be updates to many of them so your save is old and pointless.
[14:29] <waan> Dr_Willis: I never had any anyway
[14:29] <dr3mro> Spyder|Netbook, thank you any way
[14:30] <dalton2345> philinux: yes extremely fine, i just need the new vlc, its only why i would upgrade, i dont know how to compile vlc
[14:30] <darkneo> dr3mro: Are there still compatibility issues? I remember trying 64bit almost 2 years ago and could barely get anything working (I had to install loads of compatibility libs)
[14:30] <philinux> dalton2345: what version is vlc on in karmic
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> !info vlc karmic
[14:31] <dalton2345> philinux: 1.1.0
[14:31] <farciarz84> whre the MTA in ubuntu is located?
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> Theres PPAs for newer versions of VLC for most releases
[14:31] <red2kic> !mta | farciarz84
[14:31] <somethinginteres> I'm looking for a program than can read text to me I have heard of festival but am looking for something better perhaps? As well as a GUI for it - thanks all
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> dalton2345: you have 1.1 as you have the c-korn repo added
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> somethinginteres: espeak
[14:32] <vikas> Dr_Willis, i want to save because i can install them later if accidentally i damage my ubuntu and i sucessyfully did this by saving the archives and then installing them all
[14:32] <dalton2345> the c-korn repo give me only the 1.0.3
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> somethinginteres:  there are some gui's to festival i recall.. thats normally how linux works.. you have various front ends (guis) to backends (like festival)
[14:32] <red2kic> somethinginteres: Hire a speaker.
[14:32] <dr3mro> darkneo, it works OK now most of things are solved already but if you wont find it neccessary to do it just use 32bit .... 64 is the future but now it is very good and works fine ... but if u have to use a certain app that only is 32b then use compitability libs or use 32b
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  back up the debs to some loction. i dont see this asbeing worth the effort.
[14:32] <dalton2345> i got 1.1.0 on the vlc site, but i never compiled before, am clueless about it
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> Gotta run. bye all
[14:32] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: Bye!
[14:33] <sudama> http://www.schmi-dt.de/kmouth/index.en.html
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> dalton2345: yeah the c-korn only has 1.1 for lucid
[14:33] <vikas> Dr_Willis, that will save my time of downloading and data usage
[14:33] <sudama> Kmouth is GUI
[14:33] <somethinginteres> thanks guts will check out espeak and Kmouth
[14:33] <dr3mro> dalton2345, use the ppa why to compile its ubuntu not LFS
[14:33] <vikas> how can i back up debs Dr_Willis
[14:34] <dalton2345> dr3mro: cant get the 1.1.0 version via ppa
[14:34] <dr3mro> vikas, you can backup debs by aptoncd tool
[14:34] <dr3mro> dalton2345, yes wait i ll get it
[14:34] <wide_awake> Hello!
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> vikas: or you can just backup the debs in /var/cache/apt/archives/
[14:35] <vikas> ActionParsnip, by copy and pasting
[14:35] <wide_awake> I'm thinking about trying to move my hard drive to a different machine, keeping the ubuntu install intact.  Any caveats?  Is it likely to work in the dest. machine?
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> vikas: sure, they are just files
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> wide_awake: remove any proprietary video drivers if the video chip is different
[14:35] <dr3mro> dalton2345, http://bit.ly/cPWxjB
[14:36] <wide_awake> ActionParsnip: ok
[14:36] <philinux> dalton2345: there is a ppa. http://ubuntu-tweak.com/source/c-korn-vlc/ and https://launchpad.net/~c-korn/+archive/vlc
[14:36] <dalton2345> dr3mro: the VLC package is only available for Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and 10.10
[14:37] <vikas> ActionParsnip, but it gave me error when i  tried to past it on my dvd, so i pasted to windows partition and from windows i burned to cd
[14:37] <dr3mro> dalton2345, what do you use then ???????????//
[14:37] <dalton2345> philinux: 1.0.3
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> vikas: you cant paste to dvd, you need to use a burning tool like gnomebaker or brasero
[14:37] <dalton2345> and i need 1.1.0 cause it creates playlists now
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> dalton2345: you can make playlists in terminal, its just a text file with files in
[14:38] <dr3mro> dalton2345, what if philinus
[14:38] <philinux> dalton2345: check out the ppa
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> dalton2345: good way to make playlist:   ls *.mp3 > ./playlist.m3u
[14:38] <bullgard5> After '# directories="/usr/bin"; apt-get install --reinstall $(dpkg -S $directories | sed 's/,//g' | sed 's#: .*$##g')' I obtain: "E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'bash'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)" How to fix this?
[14:38] <vikas> ActionParsnip, i did used brasero but it said permission denied.
[14:38] <dalton2345> movie playlist to broadcast on the net
[14:39] <dr3mro> dalton2345, what is philinux
[14:39] <FabParma> please what is the apt command that fix broken install dependecies?
[14:39] <hacked_kernel> how to know a file type?
[14:39]  * philinux is me
[14:39] <dr3mro> FabParma, sudo apt-get install -f
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> FabParma: sudo apt-get -f install
[14:39] <jagan185> hi everyone.
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> hacked_kernel: file data
[14:39] <omgjoz> herro
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> hacked_kernel: change data to the file you want to query
[14:39] <dalton2345> philinux: i can only get the 1.1.0 version if i;m on lucid
[14:39] <barfster> Will an ubuntu mini CD with dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/dev/sdb and then fdisk to set the bootflag on sdb work to make the memory stick in /dev/sdb make the memory stick bootable?
[14:40] <jagan185> How can I add folders or files to favorites menu in Ubuntu netbook remix.
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> barfster: use usb-creator-gtk or unetbootin
[14:40] <dalton2345> and i'm not talkkin about music playlist, but movie playlist its more complex
[14:40] <hacked_kernel> ActionParsnip, i have a media file i want to know its type mpg or mpeg etc..  how can i do that
[14:40] <red2kic> !usb | barfster
[14:41] <JonathanEllis> How can I make a script that executes the next command before the current one has finished? I want a little script to open up my webpage in five or six browsers for testing
[14:41] <philinux> dalton2345: I'm on lucid and it says apt-cache policy vlc Installed: 1.0.6-1ubuntu1.1
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> hacked_kernel: ffmpeg -i videofile
[14:41] <barfster> I would like a yes or no answer to the question... how come you all put alot of links up that does not really tell the answer, but an alternative way.
[14:42] <dalton2345> philinux: yes but from lucid using ppa u get the newest version....1.1.0
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> JonathanEllis: add an ampersand at the end of the command you don't need to finish before the next starts
[14:42] <rww> barfster: no
[14:42] <dalton2345> not from karmic
[14:42] <lvh`> hey
[14:42] <JonathanEllis> ActionParsnip: thanks
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> philinux: the c-korn ppa only has 1.1 for lucid, dalton2345 is on karmic
[14:43] <lvh`> I created an external encrypted volume under ubuntu and I'm trying to mount it under debian
[14:43] <philinux> dalton2345: then if you must make sure you backup anything important. Open a terminal update-manager -d
[14:43] <lvh`> afaik these volumes are built using dm-crypt. I'm trying to use the cryptmount tool to mount the encyrpted volume
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: ask in #debian then
[14:43] <lvh`> I have no idea where ubuntu keeps the keyfiles; any idea?
[14:43] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: The problem isn't really on the debian end; I need to find the keyfile which is on the Ubuntu box :-)
[14:43] <FabParma> ActionParsnip: thankx
[14:44] <dalton2345> philinux: but i see lot of people using grub after upgrading, and i have only one pc, i'll be in big trouble
[14:44] <vikas> ActionParsnip, i want to just download the installation packages of some software say vlc,xchat,opera to some folder say /home/usr/desktop/folder then will sudo apt-get install vlc -d /home/usr/desktop/folder work
[14:44] <dalton2345> kinda scared to upgrade
[14:44] <philinux> dalton2345: although I would prefer a clean install, ext4 home on it's own partition and grub2. I did the clean install
[14:44] <dalton2345> not using grub losing*
[14:44] <barfster> Is there a way to make deboostrap prepare an installer instead of a full install?
[14:45] <philinux> dalton2345: I backup my stuff to a usb stick and did the clean install
[14:45] <somethinginteres> found 'Gespeaker' in the SC searching for espeak so far so good :)
[14:45] <davidh> im trying to figure out how to manually set my DNS while keeping DHCP for other IP information
[14:45] <dalton2345> Faster decoding, with up to 40% speed-ups, in HD resolutions >>>> vlc 1.1.0
[14:45] <dr3mro> does any one knows how to get the latest nautilus elementary in ubuntu lucid ... it needs maverick because of some updated libs but i am sure that it can be updated to met the deps .. any help ?????? using LTS lucid
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: http://pastie.org/1044040
[14:45] <philinux> dalton2345: is this a single disk one os machine?
[14:46] <vikas> i want to just download the installation packages of some software say vlc,xchat,opera to some folder say /home/usr/desktop/folder then will sudo apt-get install vlc -d /home/usr/desktop/folder work
[14:46] <anton__> Hi All
[14:46] <dalton2345> philinux: 7/karmic
[14:46] <anton__> Привет всем
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> vikas: just use: cd /home/usr/desktop/folder; sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[14:46] <anton__> Русские есть?
[14:46] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: Thanks, but the problem isn't an encrypted directory, it's an encrypted volume (external disk). AFAIK these don't use ecryptfs?
[14:46] <philinux> dalton2345: well see the General Help forum stick thread then before you do anything
[14:47] <Pici> !ru | anton__
[14:47] <farciarz84> !MailServer
[14:47] <farciarz84> !MUA
[14:47] <g0tcha> hey guys, does ubuntu installs the default nvidia drives or it uses a generic vga driver?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: the link I gave may help, you may need to use an ubuntu live cd to decrypt the drive to get the key to then decrypt the data. Encryptfs is such a massive pain in the ass and totally not worth it (imho)
[14:47] <mstef> anyone able to get SIP working in Empathy on 10.04?
[14:47] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: ecryptfs is used for home directories, but afaik dm-crypt is used for the extenral drives
[14:48] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: that won't be necessary, the ubuntu box still works fine
[14:48] <dalton2345> if u all wanna see what's new on 1.1.0......http://www.videolan.org/vlc/releases/1.1.0.html ....look very sweet
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> g0tcha: it will use nv or nouvea by default, the proprietary driver must be installed manually
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> !encrypt
[14:48] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: again, not using ecrypts, just dm-crypt
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: thats all i know then, i dont use it. too much messing around for very little gain
[14:49] <g0tcha> ActionParsnip, i see.. i have a laptop that has a defective nvidia card and from what i was reading by not installing the nvidia drives for this card it shouldnt overheat
[14:49] <vikas> ActionParsnip, it will install the packages present in folder, what my question is how can i download .debs of installation software there.
[14:49] <g0tcha> ActionParsnip, how can i make sure that ubuntu is using the default drivers and not the ones speficied for the card?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> g0tcha: then the open driver will work fine
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> g0tcha: the nouvea driver will be used by default, you can blacklist it (or remove it) and the alternative nv driver will be used, if you blacklist that you will be using the vesa driver
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> vikas: /var/cache/apt/archives the same
[14:51] <ceezer> Has anyone here used EasyBCD to load an iso from a windows partition and boot from it?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> vikas: The debs of installed software go there until you run: sudo apt-get clean   to remove them
[14:51] <abhi_nav> whats the gnome irc server?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> !ircd
[14:52] <abhi_nav> ??
[14:52] <Pici> abhi_nav: irc.gimpnet.net
[14:52] <spinaker> hello
[14:52] <abhi_nav> Pici, thanks
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IrcServer
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> oic
[14:52] <abhi_nav> ActionParsnip, yah :)
[14:52] <geleiap> oi
[14:52] <Pici> abhi_nav: sorry, irc.gimp.net
[14:52] <abhi_nav> Pici, ok :)
[14:52] <geleiap> alguem ai fala protugues?
[14:53] <spinaker> so what else can u do with ubuntu?
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> !windows | ceezer
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> spinaker: anything you fancy
[14:53] <abhi_nav> !manual > spinaker
[14:53] <Pici> !pt | geleiap
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> ceezer: you can modify grub to boot the iso but its far easier to put it on usb
[14:54] <spinaker> can old laptops still run the 9.10 release?
[14:55] <aguitel> spinaker, why not?
[14:55] <spinaker> i tried upgrading to it but after installing on my old gateway it hungs up after startup
[14:56] <mstef> anyone get SIP to work in Empathy? I can't get a connection..
[14:56] <philinux> spinaker: can you get to recovery mode
[14:56] <spinaker> nope
[14:57] <spinaker> its just hangs up..i ended up using the jaunty instead
[14:57] <spinaker> maybe ill just stick with it..
[14:57] <philinux> spinaker: what are the specs?
[14:58] <spinaker> im using an old pentiun 4 sony vaio this time.
[14:58] <havocologe> is there a way to get php working wit --enable-pcntl working without recompiling it?
[14:59] <spinaker> and it works like a charm,although im also having second thoughts on upgrading coz im not sure the hardware could still run it..
[14:59] <philinux> spinaker: how much memory has it got?
[14:59] <spinaker> 1 gig of ram,maybe its the hardware i guess,it tends to overheat
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> spinaker: jaunty is supported for a long time to come so its fine to use
[15:00] <spinaker> well maybe ill just stick with jaunty for now..
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> spinaker: supported until October this year
[15:02] <mcl0vin> i am not able to use my proxy any more what could be the problem
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> mcl0vin: export http_proxy     been used?
[15:03] <spinaker> i like this irssi, its really cool
[15:03] <mcl0vin> ubuntu 9.10 using squid 2.7.STABLE6-2ubuntu2.1
[15:03] <mcl0vin> ActionParsnip: what do you mean
[15:03] <farciarz84> I don't have any MTU, but I send a email using 'mail', how is it possible?
[15:03] <yokoma> my nautilus has slowed. i dont know the reason. ias using it properly. but now even i didnt do anythink it slow down. can you help me please ? (ubuntu 10.04)
[15:03] <farciarz84> which smtp is chosen an port?
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> mcl0vin: export http_proxy=http://proxy:port    export ftp_proxy=http://proxy:port
[15:04] <mcl0vin> ActionParsnip: FF manual proxy SCOCKS Host:localhost port:9999 SOCKSv5
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> mcl0vin: not sure of that, i only know the export way
[15:05] <vikas> the installation packages of software will be saved to  /var/cache/apt/archives automatically but i dont want to let them save there but i want to save them to /home/usr/desktop/folder this is because i want to make different folders for different softwares, say bunch of .debs of vlc to vlc folder, bunch of .debs of opera to opera folder as in /var/cache/apt/archives there will be all .debs of all softwares.
[15:05] <mcl0vin> i keep getting Firefox is configured to use a proxy server that is refusing connections.
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> vikas: you could symlink the folder to another folder so they get stored elsewhere, you may have to store the other files in the archives folder while you make the link etc
[15:08] <farciarz84> I don't have any MTU, but I send a email using 'mail', is it possible if so which smtp address is being used and port?
[15:08] <farciarz84> err an email*
[15:09] <mcl0vin> my proxy use to work fine .... could my employer blocked it
[15:09] <blain> who knows
[15:10] <blain> did you use it for pornographic stuff?
[15:10] <mcl0vin> pornographic? what do you mean
[15:10] <Flomaster> what did I just walk in on pornographic what....
[15:10] <unimatrix9> hi there you good people
[15:10] <a0wen> how can i get help here if i have a problem with linux?
[15:10] <spinaker> MSGS
[15:11] <mcl0vin> i don't open porn if that what you were asking
[15:11] <abhi_nav> !ask | a0wen
[15:11] <rww> blain: This channel is family-friendly. Please don't bring up stuff like that here.
[15:11] <abhi_nav> a0wen, which distro you are using?
[15:11] <SuperLag> What do you guys use to watch DVDs on Ubuntu?
[15:11] <a0wen> i don't know what a distro is
[15:11] <blain> kaffeine
[15:11] <spinaker> HILIGHT
[15:11] <abhi_nav> a0wen, which operating system you are using?
[15:11] <blain> a0wen it's a linux version lets say
[15:11] <unimatrix9> i would like to remaster an ubuntu 10.04 version, what options do i have to use ? its been a while since i did something like this, there was remastersys, and something else, but i forgot, any tips are welcome ( url ? )
[15:12] <a0wen> my problem is on a mac
[15:12] <abhi_nav> :(
[15:12] <IdleOne> !remaster | unimatrix
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> SuperLag: gnome-mplayer
[15:12] <IdleOne> !remaster > unimatrix9
[15:12] <unimatrix9> dvd / mplayer / totem
[15:12] <unimatrix9> okey thanks
[15:12] <philinux> unimatrix: remastersys works very well.
[15:12] <blain> SuperLag kaffeine
[15:12] <a0wen> i have a livecd that is in the mac, i booted from the CD which is in a linux format.  it didn't work and now i just want to boot my normal OS
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> a0wen: if you run:  lsb_release -a    what is output? use http://www.pastie.org to give the output
[15:13] <mcl0vin> wow it is working now , i choosed to autodetect proxy in firefox
[15:13] <philinux> a0wen: remove the cd and reboot
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> a0wen: if you want to boot the installed OS and not the cd, just eject the cd
[15:13] <a0wen> i can't remove the cd
[15:13] <a0wen> it's a mac, so i need to use a keyboard button
[15:13] <farciarz84> I don't have any MTU, but I send an email using unix 'mail' with success!, is it possible if so which smtp address is being used and port?
[15:14] <a0wen> and i can't do that because every time it boots it boots from the cd now
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> a0wen: there is a small hole in the drive, shove a paper clip (or similar) in
[15:14] <ceezer> l
[15:14] <ceezer> yup.
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> a0wen: have the system off
[15:14] <abhi_nav> a0wen, do you want to remove cd forcefully? there is small hole near cd tray. get some pin inside it and it wll eject (my english :) )
[15:14] <rww> a0wen: http://kb.wisc.edu/helpdesk/page.php?id=6685
[15:14] <IdleOne> a0wen: there should be a little pinhole next to the cd slot. insert a pin and reboot the computer the cd should eject
[15:14] <a0wen> there's no hole near the cd tray
[15:14] <a0wen> it's just the cd slot
[15:14] <abhi_nav> a0wen, it is
[15:15] <Daekdroom> There is.
[15:15] <ceezer> A wee small hole
[15:15] <rww> IdleOne, abhi_nav: Not on modern macs there aren't, and it's better to do it the right way anyway ;P
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> a0wen: what model mac do you have?
[15:15] <philinux> a0wen: Shut down the computer and start up whilst holding down the mouse button. This may take some time, but keep your finger on the mouse button right up until the disc comes out or the log-in screen has appeared.
[15:15] <abhi_nav> a0wen, very small look carefully.
[15:15] <rww> abhi_nav: no, there isn't
[15:15]  * ActionParsnip hates macs more than anything on the earth
[15:15] <abhi_nav> rww, dunno about mac :)
[15:15] <ceezer> I like macs, from afar
[15:15] <IdleOne> rww: ok
[15:15]  * CkhiKuzad will refrain from asking his question until a0's problem is resolved so he doesnt interfere.
[15:15] <abhi_nav> rww, whats the use of mac cd tray then? ;)
[15:15] <unimatrix9> follow philinux advise
[15:15] <philinux> a0wen: http://guides.macrumors.com/Force_Eject_a_Stuck_CD_or_DVD
[15:16] <abhi_nav> CkhiKuzad, dont wait you go ahed with your question!
[15:16] <Misterio> Is gparted for KDE?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> a0wen: Restart the computer while holding down Command-Option-O-F, to enter the Open Firmware prompt. Type "eject cd" without the quotes, and press return
[15:16] <a0wen> let me try philinux's way
[15:17] <philinux> a0wen: google "mac remove cd" there are other options
[15:17] <morge_g> someone can help me please! :( nautilus has slow down.
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> what sort of nonesense is this, stupid control keys at boot to eject a cd, yeah awesome design. and so obvious too.
[15:17] <CkhiKuzad> alright. I copied the contents of an ubuntu 10.04 ISO onto a 1 gigabyte partition on my hard drive, then added an entry to boot the liveHDD, yet it will not work
[15:17] <abhi_nav> ActionParsnip, :D
[15:17] <rww> ActionParsnip: I note that OpenFirmware doesn't exist on Intel Macs ;P
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> Misterio: qtparted
[15:18] <mcl0vin> crap now it is blocked again
[15:18] <a0wen> philinux: that worked, thank you so much
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> rww: abhi_nav: its so crippled. dumb mac users wont even think to guess that
[15:18] <vaibhav> Hello guys , problem with gnome power manager configuration ? plz help me not able to start m/c
[15:18] <unimatrix9> good
[15:18] <unimatrix9> :P
[15:18] <philinux> a0wen: no worries eh
[15:18] <rww> ActionParsnip: Actually, their highly-readable manuals explain it, last time I checked.
[15:18] <abhi_nav> ActionParsnip, ohh :D
[15:18] <tech2077> vaibhav, whats the problem
[15:19] <rww> ActionParsnip: and considering that this isn't "poke fun at Mac users", you could perhaps tone it down a little?
[15:19] <ubuntu> hi, something is wrong with my harddrive. i can hear my harddrive working but i get a lot of errors during startup (.. ata1.00 DRDY ERR.., READ FAILED.. jbd: failed to read block.. ext3-fs: error loading journal) and after 15min it gives me a busybox shell (initramfs) with some commands.  Is it possible to still boot up from this situation? Or is it possible to save my files with a livecd? Or is all the data gone?
[15:19] <rww> s/,/channel,/
[15:19] <vaibhav> @tech2077 m not getting my ubuntu window
[15:19] <vaibhav> black screen appers
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> rww: advising users to rtfm won't make you popular, why they cant have a simple eject button is beyond me
[15:19] <abhi_nav> !tab | vaibhav
[15:19] <Finnish> How do I fix windows (fixmbr) if grub is there/installed, xp recovery disk is telling me no good target to fix, possibly because of grub
[15:19] <tech2077> vaibhav, can you elaborate
[15:19] <rww> ActionParsnip: I didn't.
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> vaibhav: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> rww: i know ;)
[15:20] <philinux> ubuntu: you might get somewhere from the livecd
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Finnish: windows is supported in ##windows
[15:20] <vaibhav> @when I start my machine it gets boot and then gives me error that gnome-power-manager not able to start plz contact to your admin
[15:20] <philinux> Finnish: Section 16: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[15:20] <Finnish> ActionParsnip, Yeah I got that, but this is related to ubuntu/grub
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Finnish: if you want to add the windows boot to grub (not fixmbr) then you are in the right channel
[15:21] <hq> hehe
[15:21] <ubuntu> philinux, can you explain me how?
[15:21] <CkhiKuzad> alright. I copied the contents of an ubuntu 10.04 ISO onto a 1 gigabyte partition on my hard drive, then added an entry to boot it, it doesnt work. if you need me to pastebin my grub configuration (grub2) then i can.
[15:22] <philinux> ubuntu: you need a usb stick or hard drive and use the livecd to copy any files of the bad drive
[15:22] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: for future reference: I figured it out; LUKS partitions contain the keys, so you just needed keyformat=luks; keyfile=/dev/theencryptedpartition; dev=/dev/theencryptedpartition
[15:22] <IdleOne> CkhiKuzad: you have to boot to the live cd and then install to the HDD
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: sounds like a faff, hence me ot bothering
[15:23] <Finnish> philinux, Thanks!
[15:23] <CkhiKuzad> IdleOne, i am not using a livecd. this is the contents of an iso copied to a small hard drive to be used as the installer
[15:23] <ubuntu-> how do i know if my hdd is dead?
[15:23] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: What's a faff?
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: post it on the ubuntu forums so others can benefit :)
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: lots of effort, complication, convolution
[15:23] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: really? it actually made it trivially simple
[15:24] <IdleOne> CkhiKuzad: I see, I recall seeing a wiki page on how to do that.
[15:24] <lvh`> (it just took me a while to figure out there was no keyfile; I've done some reading now and luks essentially does it Right)
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> lvh`: if the data is not messed with it is simply a case of attatching the device and it will be readable, much easier
[15:24] <CkhiKuzad> IdleOne, i am using that page. the menu entry doesnt work. i have a feeling the person who made that entry was FoS
[15:24] <lvh`> ActionParsnip: said data involves sensitive personal data; I have a legal obligation to protect it and a contractual obligation to encrypt it
[15:25] <IdleOne> CkhiKuzad: what page?
[15:25] <CkhiKuzad> idleone https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux
[15:25] <ManDay> There is no more "wacom-tools" on Lucid - does that mean the functionality fo this package has been incorporated into something else or does that mean that Ill have to download the software from the http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/ myself?
[15:26] <MetalGeek_N00b> do i need to install a firewall or antivirus under Ubuntu LL
[15:26] <rww> ubottu: virus
[15:26] <rww> ubottu: firewall
[15:26] <morge_g> please can someone help me about my nautilus problem. it using using %90 of my cpu.i reinstalled it but the problem still...
[15:26] <rww> short answer: no, not really
[15:27] <slow-motion> bye
[15:27] <nishttal2> is there no way to migrate gnome settings from one computer to another?
[15:27] <jscinoz> Hi, how do i remove plymouth, it is stopping my server from booting correctly? If i try to remove it it wants to take a bunch of important packages (like mountall) with it
[15:27] <Dasda> hey guys I am looking at buying a new laptop this year for my school. My budget isn't big so I was wondering if there is a way to get companies like Dell to refund money for the Windows license since I don't want to use windows anyways. Thanks
[15:27] <IdleOne> CkhiKuzad: that page is old but should still apply. what part you stuck at?
[15:28] <MetalGeek_N00b> Why is linux so impregnable to attack then,
[15:28] <philinux> ubuntu-: from the livecd system>admin>disk utility. Looks a t the SMART dat.
[15:28] <MetalGeek_N00b> Why dont viruses work
[15:28] <CkhiKuzad>  idleon well i have it all done, but adding it to grub gets me the error that i need to load the kernel first
[15:28] <philinux> Dasda: which country you in
[15:28] <Dasda> philinux: Canada
[15:28] <Daekdroom> MetalGeek_N00b, linux is not immune to malwares, but they're rare.
[15:29] <mikebeecham> guys...would anyone know why the IRC rooms I have listed in my pidgin contact list suddently disappear?
[15:29] <philinux> Dasda: system76 supply with no os installed IIRC
[15:29] <IdleOne> CkhiKuzad: honestly wish I could help more, beyond my understanding sorry
[15:29] <philinux> Dasda: dell might too.
[15:30] <Dasda> philinux: would I end up saving money on a system76 laptop? yea I am probably going to call Dell in a bit to see if I can get a laptop without windows fees
[15:30] <MetalGeek_N00b> Daekdroom, But why, what makes it so different, or is that a bit advenced for me
[15:31] <philinux> Dasda: you'll have to work that one out based on comparing specs
[15:31] <morge_g> can someone help me please. i can not go with nautilus on direcotryies which have many files. i can go but it slow down.. :(
[15:31] <Daekdroom> MetalGeek_N00b, what makes it so different is that it's not very common, so hackers don't bother trying to sabotage it..
[15:31] <Daekdroom> MetalGeek_N00b, but you still need a firewall
[15:31] <morge_g> nautilus can look just 100 files in 2 seconds. if i will open 1000 files on one directory it waits 20 seconds.. :(
[15:32] <Dasda> philinux: I think I am going to buy from Dell because I have a 25% off coupon
[15:32] <MetalGeek_N00b> Daekdroom, but i thought that alot of big commercial sustems run unix and linux
[15:32] <Daekdroom> MetalGeek_N00b, they do.
[15:32] <MetalGeek_N00b> so wont people want to hack them
[15:32] <Daekdroom> Yes, but commercial systems work on top of much more stable software.
[15:33] <jscinoz> MetalGeek_N00b: there's more money to be made in selling control of a few million windows PCs in a botnet, than compromising some big server.
[15:33] <MetalGeek_N00b> so the linuk is behind other security
[15:33] <MetalGeek_N00b> in a commercial setiup i mean
[15:34] <jscinoz> MetalGeek_N00b: as an architecture, Unix like systems are generally more secure by their nature
[15:34] <MetalGeek_N00b> jscinoz, could you elaborate alittle please,
[15:34] <sipior> MetalGeek_N00b: broadly speaking, the isolation between system and user privileges common to modern unix systems makes it difficult to propagate malware, even if a single user should become infected. it is by no means impossible, of course.
[15:35] <jscinoz> MetalGeek_N00b: Unix systems have always had a well defined system of users, groups and permissions, unlike windows where these were more of an afterthought
[15:35] <MetalGeek_N00b> because they wouldn't have root privileges?
[15:35] <MetalGeek_N00b> to make a sys wide change
[15:35] <morge_g> can someone help me about nautius problem. my nautilus is low down. it waits for 10-20 seconds to look inside a directory.
[15:35] <sipior> MetalGeek_N00b: right.
[15:35] <IdleOne> MetalGeek_N00b: it's simple, linux has windows but linux locks the windows before going out.
[15:36] <hotfloppy2> hello guys.. why cant i send/receive files via Pidgin from windoze user ? is there any config should i make ?
[15:36] <MetalGeek_N00b> so that makes a linux enviroment good for attacking windows, but not so usefull for entering or controling other unix/linux boxes?
[15:36] <ManDay> Does Ubuntu still use xorg.conf? I never really got what happens there. First I thought that HAL took over what xorg-conf was orginally doing - THEN HAL was meant to be replaced DeviceKit - NOW Hal is still there - xorg.conf too - and then there are options dispersed all over the place - WHAT the hell is going on?!?
[15:36] <MetalGeek_N00b> so i would be safer with my ubuntu
[15:36] <jscinoz> MetalGeek_N00b: yes safer
[15:37] <jscinoz> ManDay: It is unrequired, but can still be used to override the defaults
[15:37] <nsd> I want to make another user that is not an administrator able to shut down the computer from the command line (using the poweroff command), but I don't want to use the graphical program users-admin because I can't allow that user to just be able to poweroff the computer in addition to their normal privileges. Would this be something that I would find in the sudoers file? I have never edited it, and am unsure of how to do so.
[15:37] <banisterfiend> hey guys, for some reason i dont get sound out of my headphones, anyone have an idea why? nothing to do with volume
[15:37] <ManDay> jscinoz, what is the preferable way to set options which in the documentation of one or another package are still said to be set in xorg.conf?
[15:37] <ManDay> (i assume you referred to xorg.conf)
[15:37] <MetalGeek_N00b> are there any glaring holes in a new ubuntu 10.04 (LL) amd64 installation that i should plug early
[15:37] <nsd> banisterfriend: have you tried turning up the PWM channel in alsamixer?
[15:38] <jscinoz> ManDay: i am not sure sorry, I've not looked at the file in a long time (also i dont even use ubuntu anymore)
[15:38] <jscinoz> nsd: one moment
[15:38] <ManDay> jcrigby, actually, my xorg.conf is full of stuff - are you sure that it can be replaced?
[15:38] <banisterfiend> nsd: how do i run alsamixer?
[15:38] <shidima> type it in a console
[15:38] <nsd> banisterfiend: open a terminal (applications->accessories->terminal) and type alsamixer then press enter
[15:39] <nsd> banisterfiend: then scroll to the right using the arrow keys until you see PWM and turn it up with the up arrow, then press the escape key to quit, then close the terminal
[15:39] <jscinoz> nsd: a line in sudoers like the following should work: username localhost=poweroff
[15:39] <banisterfiend> nsd: you mean PCM? it's right up
[15:39] <nsd> jscinoz: thanks, I'll try that
[15:39] <jscinoz> nsd: when you open that file with visudo you'll notice some examples are already in there
[15:39] <nsd> banisterfiend: oh, yeah it is PCM -- if that's turned up, then I don't know what else to try
[15:39] <jscinoz> nsd: one of those should show you what to do
[15:39] <dr3mro> hey .. does any one know a download manager that i can use on ubuntu with google chrome ?????????????????
[15:39] <nsd> jscinoz: thanks
[15:40] <jscinoz> nsd: no problem
[15:40] <MetalGeek_N00b> are there any glaring holes in a new ubuntu 10.04 (LL) amd64 installation that i should plug early
[15:40] <jscinoz> So can anyone tell me how to disable plymouth? It's preventing my server from booting.,
[15:41] <morge_g> i use ubuntu 10.04 (updated). i was using it properly. even i did not do anything to system (i just using the browser) nautilus slow down. it waits 10-20 seconds and uses %90 of my cpu for looking any directory on any filesystem . :( when i open the nautilus as admin shows all parts of my hdd on network class. not on device class. please help me! :(
[15:42] <sipior> MetalGeek_N00b: none come to mind. ensure that you apply security updates regularly, and you shouldn't have a problem.
[15:42] <dr3mro> hey .. does any one know a download manager that i can use on ubuntu with google chrome ?
[15:42] <MetalGeek_N00b> sipior, Tnx
[15:42] <sipior> dr3mro: http://www.chromeplugins.org/chrome/list-of-download-managers-for-google-chrome/
[15:43] <neodemi> does anyone here use a wacom tablet or similar in ubuntu?
[15:44] <dr3mro> sipior, i use ubuntu not windows
[15:44] <unimatrix9> thanks for the help
[15:44] <unimatrix9> bye
[15:45] <sipior> dr3mro: then i guess you'll need to learn to use google for yourself.
[15:45] <morge_g> i use ubuntu 10.04 (updated). i was using it properly. even i did not do anything to system (i just using the browser) nautilus slow down. it waits 10-20 seconds and uses %90 of my cpu for looking any directory on any filesystem . :( when i open the nautilus as admin shows all parts of my hdd on network class. not on device class. please help me! :(
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[15:45] <sipior> sideone: ?
[15:46] <ManDay> Does Ubuntu still use xorg.conf? I never really got what happens there. First I thought that HAL took over what xorg-conf was orginally doing - THEN HAL was meant to be replaced DeviceKit - NOW Hal is still there - xorg.conf too - and then there are options dispersed all over the place - WHAT the hell is going on?!?
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[15:47] <Daekdroom> Good lord.
[15:47] <Sbioko> what it can be, if I can browse my FTP via Nautilus, but I cant upload or download files?
[15:47] <sipior> iceroot: thanks, i was wondering about that ;-)
[15:47] <Sbioko> my hosting-provider said that all is ok
[15:48] <Sbioko> but I cant download or upload any files
[15:48] <philinux> ManDay: hal is gone although it still there if needed by some app. xorg.conf you can run without one
[15:48] <Sbioko> but still can browse folders on it
[15:48] <Sbioko> please help!
[15:48] <Daekdroom> ManDay, xorg.conf is optional. Not used by default. HAL is getting deprecated.
[15:48] <morge_g> i use ubuntu 10.04 (updated). i was using it properly. even i did not do anything to system (i just using the browser) nautilus slow down. it waits 10-20 seconds and uses %90 of my cpu for looking any directory on any filesystem . :( when i open the nautilus as admin shows all parts of my hdd on network class. not on device class. please help me! :(
[15:49] <Sbioko> but I can download and upload files in Terminal using ftp
[15:49] <Sbioko> anybody?
[15:51] <sipior> Sbioko: anonymous ftp?
[15:51] <Sbioko> sipior: nope
[15:51] <Sbioko> with login'
[15:53] <ManDay_> Does Ubuntu still use xorg.conf? I never really got what happens there. First I thought that HAL took over what xorg-conf was orginally doing - THEN HAL was meant to be replaced DeviceKit - NOW Hal is still there - xorg.conf too - and then there are options dispersed all over the place - WHAT the hell is going on?!?
[15:53] <sipior> Sbioko: were you able to do this previously, or has it always been broken?
[15:53] <sipior> ManDay_: your question has been answered several times over, to my recollection.
[15:53] <Sbioko> sipior: always, but on Windows it was okay
[15:54] <philinux> ManDay_: When i installed lucid there was no xorg.conf, after enabling nvidia driver it got created
[15:54] <ManDay_> sipior, i cant recall
[15:54] <ManDay_> philinux, do you know whether xorg.conf can be avoided at all?
[15:54] <UberN00b> my ubuntu 10.04 does not detect sound card, any suggestions ?
[15:55] <philinux> ManDay_: eventually it's supposed to go completely
[15:55] <Sbioko> UberN00b: check your alsa
[15:55] <Sbioko> or oss
[15:55] <Docteh> ManDay_: you need it if you want like the special nvidia or special flglrlx driver, otherwise you're fine
[15:55] <lx_> ?
[15:55] <Flomaster> anyone know why NVidia X server isn't saving my overscan settings on reboot?   every reboot I loose the top and botton and sides of my screen I can't see my tool bar or anything
[15:55] <UberN00b> Sbioko: thnx
[15:55] <Pici> ManDay_: If xorg.conf exists it will honor the settings there, otherwise it will attempt to detect automagically.
[15:55] <abhi_nav> !hardware | UberN00b
[15:55] <ManDay_> Docteh, so i general xorg.conf can not be forgone, ok
[15:55] <Sbioko> UberN00b: I also had such problem in my 10.04
[15:55] <Sbioko> reinstalled it and okay)
[15:55] <ManDay_> Pici, Docteh I thought HAL or soemthing like that was sposed to handle that these days
[15:56] <ikonia> dbus
[15:56] <philinux> ManDay_: there's hardly anything in the file now.
[15:56] <Sbioko> sipior: what can you advice me?
[15:56] <UberN00b> ubottu: after installation I had a sound but I restarted and now there is nothing
[15:56] <ManDay_> philinux, that depends on what programs and drivers you have, eh?!
[15:56] <ManDay_> for me the file is full of stuff, want a paste?
[15:57] <ManDay_> and a lot of things are still default
[15:57] <ManDay_> for example my wacom which im about to configure now
[15:57] <tucemiux> Uber I have a link that shows you how to troubleshoot sound or do you want to keep asking the bot?
[15:57] <Akkernight> I got this new Western Digital HDD that works on Win7 but on Linux it says "Unable to mount Elements. Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 12: Failed to read last sector (1953523119): Invalid argument", anyone had this problem before?
[15:57] <f0g> I'm having trouble getting quad monitors to work on two cards.  I can get two working on one card - either card - but not both.  Any ideas?
[15:58] <philinux> ManDay_: then you need it
[15:58] <sipior> Sbioko: well, if you want advice, i would advise you to use a better ftp client :-) ncftp is great. i've heard good things about gFTP as well, but haven't tried it.
[15:58] <ManDay_> philinux, fair nuff
[15:58] <UberN00b> haha tucemiux, the bot is no fun at all so may I have the link please ?
[15:58] <philinux> ManDay_: people with twinview need it IIRC
[15:59] <ManDay_> philinux, yeah for example. i use it for mamy differnet purposes two - managing screens and minitors being one
[15:59] <ManDay_> and i was hoping that could all be done through something else these days
[16:01] <f0g> xrandr only shows both halves of the one card.
[16:01] <ljsoftnet> anybody here know how to speed up LimitRO, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are too slow?
[16:01] <f0g> But the Xorg.0.log shows it detecting both cards, and then deciding to use one as the primary
[16:01] <tucemiux> UberN00b, I found reloading alsa works: sudo alsa force-reload , that's if your sound used to work but then it stopped working, I would also recommend the usual physical settings: make sure connections are good, your speakers are powered, you have chosen the correct sound card if you have more than two, if all is good then follow the rest of the guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:01] <sipior> Sbioko: unfortunately, i can't seem to find other folks describing the symptoms you see. out of curiosity, have you tried from another linux box?
[16:01] <Sbioko> sipior: thanks!
[16:01] <f0g> But then it doesn't work as the secondary.
[16:02] <dallase> Can anyone check if this works please? >> http://freeprojects.zobyhost.com/ i need it for school, it's a new webchat, it's my new project.
[16:02] <dallase> Thanks for your time
[16:02] <UberN00b> tucemiux, thanks you are saving my ***
[16:03] <krish> hey guys
[16:03] <tucemiux> dallase, what's in the link???
[16:03] <krish> my tray applets some of them crashed and never came back
[16:03] <iceroot> dallase: #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:03] <dallase> tucemiux: it's my new webchat
[16:03] <krish> anyone know the names
[16:03] <neodemi> ManDay_, you have a wacom tablet?
[16:03] <krish> the applet that has lock, shutdown, hibernate options
[16:03] <dallase> iceroot: ok
[16:03] <masteris> dallase,  WHATS THAT??
[16:03] <masteris> its crached my ff
[16:04] <dallase> masteris: mhhh
[16:04] <UberN00b> didnt work, off the to guide
[16:04] <dallase> masteris: try wit hanother one
[16:05] <sipior> masteris: you probably shouldn't click random links in irc channels :-) never know what's behind one!
[16:05] <masteris> sipior, thanks for advice:)))
[16:05] <ManDay_> neodemi, yes
[16:06] <ManDay_> neodemi, any experience?
[16:06] <neodemi> ManDay_, none yet, I was just looking at them on ebay, and was hoping someone could confirm they work right on ubuntu befroe i buy one
[16:07] <Chum_Chum> hi all
[16:07] <tucemiux> !hello | Chum_Chum
[16:07] <ManDay_> neodemi, confirmed. i just plugged it in and it worked
[16:07] <ManDay_> easy
[16:07] <neodemi> what version ubuntu are you on?
[16:07] <ManDay_> 10.04
[16:07] <cdubya> Is there a known issue with power manager and the battery level indicator in lucid?
[16:07] <ManDay_> cdubya, such as?
[16:08] <Flomaster> anyone know why NVidia X server isn't saving my overscan settings on reboot?   every reboot I loose the top and botton and sides of my screen I can't see my tool bar or anything
[16:08] <cdubya> nm, think I found the bug
[16:08] <neodemi> bleh, im still stuck on 8.04, broke the machine last time i went to a later version
[16:08] <ottermaton> cdubya, I'm having some issues with that as well
[16:08] <ManDay_> neodemi, i recomment format all and then redo ubuntu
[16:08] <cdubya> ottermaton, yeah, REALLY annoying
[16:08] <tucemiux> cdubya, perhaps, if you have experience a problem then now we know there's an issue however I would suspect a faulty battery, I get all sorts of weirdness with my battery, the battery is old so I know it's the battery, does the same thing in windows
[16:08] <ManDay_> i never update major versions
[16:08] <ottermaton> cdubya, oh, what have you found
[16:08] <ottermaton> ?
[16:09] <sdwrage> Anyone know of any good evernote alternatives for Ubuntu?
[16:09] <neodemi> i tried that and the new version didnt like my old hardware
[16:09] <fubada> hi is 10.1 stable?
[16:09] <fubada> im setting up a couple new servers, considering debian 5 vs 10.1
[16:09] <CkhiKuzad> sdwrage: debian
[16:09] <fubada> er 10.04
[16:09] <vikas> h
[16:09] <cdubya> ottermaton, do you mean as far as documentation or the behavior?
[16:09] <sdwrage> CkhiKuzad, that is an OS...
[16:10] <vikas> hi i want to install Skylight Emerald on 10.04
[16:10] <cdubya> tucemiux, I don't have the same issue when I boot my windows partition
[16:10] <sam__> Hello sam the "Maverick" here
[16:10] <h00k> !maverick | sam__
[16:10] <CkhiKuzad> ugh, my computer was lag rendering something, it blocked some of your stuff, sdwradge
[16:10] <sam__> new biz
[16:10] <ljsoftnet> anybody here know how to speed up LimitRO (Ragnarok), i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are too slow?
[16:10] <sdwrage> CkhiKuzad, np :P
[16:11] <vikas> plz help  i want to install Skylight Emerald on 10.04
[16:11] <CkhiKuzad> sdwrage: http://www.osalt.com/
[16:11] <vikas> MaRk-I, i want to install Skylight Emerald on 10.04
[16:11] <sipior> sdwrage: you might be best off with a web-based option like springpad or backpack. i don't think such a thing really exists in linux. tomboy is nice, but is probably lacking features you expect from evernote.
[16:11] <sam__> Can I speak to Debbie of Debian?
[16:12] <h00k> sam__: Do you have any Ubuntu related support questions, here?
[16:12] <cdubya> ottermaton, mine is similar to this.....https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-applet/+bug/596530....except my indicator will say fully charged and now is not changing the actual percentage level.
[16:12] <sdwrage> sipior, maybe I will go with backpack
[16:13] <sam__> what's topic?
[16:13] <h00k> !topic | sam__
[16:14] <sam__> 10.10 here
[16:15] <fubada> if I set my new servers to use 10.04, how difficult is it to go to 10.10
[16:15] <ottermaton_> cdubya, my connection dropped. Did you get my last message about the power mgmnt problem I'm having?
[16:15] <fubada> or am i better off with debian 5
[16:15] <ccmonster> Hey guys - just tried to install a deb file and got this :  dpkg: error processing / path to deb file
[16:15] <ccmonster>  dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal
[16:15] <IdleOne> sam__: #ubuntu+1 for 10.10 discussion
[16:17] <cdubya> ottermaton, I don't guess I did
[16:17] <ottermaton_> cdubya, regardless, sometimes the battery indicator will be way off. Not very often though. What IS annoying is that when it shuts off (I presume) because it thinks the battery is dead
[16:17] <ottermaton_> cdubya, are you getting similar?
[16:18] <ManDay_> What is actually happening when a hardware hotplugs? In my case the graphic tablet? there is no mention of it in the xorg conf, yet it works upon plugin - how can i disable that?
[16:18] <smanning192> hmmm I do believe there are ways to recalibrate your battery, not sure exactly how though
[16:18] <cdubya> ottermaton, yes. I have no idea how long I have left at this point and have to guess. It's incredibly annoying.
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[16:19] <LoRez> don't visit that link
[16:19] <ljsoftnet> anybody here know how to speed up LimitRO (Ragnarok), i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are too slow?
[16:19] <sipior> internet monkeys are out in force today.
[16:20] <sdwrage> ljsoftnet, are you playing in windowed mode?
[16:20] <alexpopb> im gay
[16:20] <BluesKaj> must be a lot of bridges falling ...trolls are everywhere
[16:20] <smanning192> lol
[16:20] <sdwrage> alexpopb, this is your way of coming out of the closet?
[16:20] <sdwrage> :P
[16:20] <LjL> !ops | alexpopb (troll)
[16:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> Is my default firewall setting with new ubuntu LL allow
[16:21] <jagwire> So, I have a bit of a problem with dual screen monitors on a mac pro, running lucid. As of 5 minutes ago, I had things working but the "composite" extension wasn't working with compiz (I'm assuming). I rebooted and now suddenly only one graphics card is detected and as such, only one monitor is being used. Has anyone experienced this before and have advice to get both monitors up and also have the "composite" extension enabled. I'v
[16:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> *all
[16:21] <Chum_Chum> buuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp
[16:21] <ikonia> Chum_Chum: stop please
[16:21] <ljsoftnet> sdwrage: yes
[16:21] <Chum_Chum> ikonia,  sorry wrong channel
[16:21] <ikonia> no problem
[16:22] <sdwrage> ljsoftnet, run it full screen mode... when you run it windowed... your graphics card has to worry about the game AND your desktop
[16:22] <ljsoftnet> sdwrage, ok il try
[16:23] <sdwrage>  /join #titanium_app
[16:23] <Gordon_Gekko>  have a problem with the VGA out of my Radeon X1600. The only way to fix it is by installing the newest catalyst. The problem is that I loose Compiz after that. Can anyone help me?
[16:23] <MetalGeek_N00b> would like to try to get to gripps with the UFW Command
[16:23] <sdwrage> whoops... added a space
[16:23] <MetalGeek_N00b> today
[16:24] <shane2peru> how can I put a pop up notice on a computer that I'm ssh'ed into?  Like, "Ok, pictures are fixed" in a pop up window on their screen?
[16:24] <ljsoftnet> sdwrage, its still very slow
[16:24] <sdwrage> ljsoftnet, make sure any apps are not running
[16:24] <sdwrage> in the background
[16:24] <sdwrage> any background processes at all
[16:25] <sdwrage> other than that... I am not sure.
[16:25] <xyzzy> #join ubuntu-it
[16:26] <xyzzy> join #ubuntu-it
[16:26] <jagwire> Is it possible for lucid to turn off or disable a graphics card in bios?
[16:26] <kb9cmw> Is there a driver or fix for soundblaster live-2 I am new to ubuntu
[16:26] <jamesanelay> Hi guys, I have a ubuntu server, Whats the best e-mail client? one that I can logg in from the internet?
[16:26] <BlaDe^> Guys using the 'dd' command what's the best way to skip 4gb ?
[16:27] <BluesKaj> Gordon_Gekko, so you installed the xserver-xorg-video radeonhd driver and got rid of the wavy picture , but now compiz doesn't work , you can enable compiz in system settings ( I assume yoiu're on kde) , because you were asking in #kubuntu first
[16:27] <BlaDe^> should I just do skip= (1024*1024*4) or should I set the block-size higher ?
[16:27] <BlaDe^> does it make a difference?
[16:27] <rick__> I can't get aac to work with ubuntu
[16:27] <rick__> can anyone help
[16:27] <rick__> I tried to install libfaac
[16:28] <rick__> libfaad and all those other packages
[16:28]  * Chum_Chum listens to ima be by the black eyed peas
[16:28] <Gordon_Gekko> BlueKaj, I cannot get compiz back. I get an error saying that it cannot be enabled
[16:28] <MTec007> I have a USB hard drive and I want to put ubuntu on it, but i dont want to change the system at all. the installer will change the bootloader so that wont work. what can i do?
[16:28] <Chum_Chum> a.k.a garfield and a few others
[16:28] <ljsoftnet> sdwrage, still the same, very slow
[16:28] <BluesKaj> rick__, did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[16:28] <abhi_nav> !aac | rick__
[16:28] <rick__> BluesKaj: yes
[16:28] <MetalGeek_N00b> Is my default firewall setting with new ubuntu LL allow all
[16:28] <MetalGeek_N00b> *?
[16:29] <rick__> BluesKaj: rest assured I did all the googleling
[16:29] <BluesKaj> what player rick__ ?
[16:29] <rick__> BluesKaj: what? I want to encode it for my samsung corby
[16:29] <rick__> BluesKaj: I tried encoding it with lamemp3 but I cannot get the sound working
[16:30] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up LimitRO (Ragnarok), i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow?
[16:30] <Gordon_Gekko> BlueKaj, I guess the problem might be the fact that ATI dropped support for my Graphics card in the new catalyst. It is strange that it fixes the problem but disables compiz
[16:30] <BluesKaj> Gordon_Gekko, compiz requires 3d support the hd driver obviously won't support it
[16:31] <Gordon_Gekko> BlueKaj, before the installation of the catalyst compiz was wokring fine
[16:31] <Spamicles> i installed a network printer here at school. when I go to file-> print something, how can I tell if this is using lpr or CUPS? if i go to settings, some of the commands are "lpr -something ..." , so can I assume its using lpr? is there any way to tell for sure?
[16:32] <kb9cmw> anybody know how to get soundblaster live to run on ubuntu? I changed from windows.
[16:32] <MetalGeek_N00b> Hello?
[16:32] <ManDay_> Does anyone know what manpage HALD fdi files are explained in?
[16:32] <abhi_nav> !welcome | MetalGeek_N00b
[16:33] <MetalGeek_N00b> couls anyone spare the time to talk firewall
[16:33] <rick__> anybody know how I can get avi converted to mp4 for samsung corby, I tried ffmpeg with lamemp3 and aac not working
[16:33] <MetalGeek_N00b> could *
[16:33] <abhi_nav> !ufw | MetalGeek_N00b
[16:33] <Chum_Chum> it there a dvd audeo extractor for linux
[16:33] <BluesKaj> rick__, http://gimpel.gi.funpic.de/wiki/index.php?title=Howto:convert_aac/mp4_to_wav/mp3/ogg_on_Linux
[16:33] <philinux> kb9cmw: you mean will the sound card work
[16:34] <MetalGeek_N00b> Tried there got lost
[16:34] <kb9cmw> philinux, tnx, I have no sound
[16:34] <Chum_Chum> ?
[16:34] <ghisen|home> Hi I just installed ubuntu and i have a problem that Xorg takes 100% cpu when i, watch i video (same in vlc and totem), playing flash in firefox, even scrolling up and down in firefox. I think its a graphics card problem. I have a Radeon 5770. I tryied both the standard ubuntu driver and the newest catalyst driver. Same problem. I have been googling for like ½ a day and cant find a solution. Any one have any ideas?
[16:35] <BluesKaj> kb9cmw, open a terminal type ' alsamixer ', make sure the Master, PCM, Line & CD are all unmuted ,by using the "M" key'
[16:35] <MetalGeek_N00b> I want to congigure my firewall for essential services
[16:35] <Chum_Chum> it there a dvd audeo extractor for linux
[16:35] <kb9cmw> philinux,  yes, will it work or do I need new soundcard
[16:35] <philinux> kb9cmw: run alsamixer from a terminal and make sure things are turned up
[16:35] <Chum_Chum> can someone help me
[16:35] <MetalGeek_N00b> at the moment apparantle all ports are allow all
[16:35] <BlaDe^> Did anyone know about the dd command question?
[16:35] <philinux> kb9cmw: especially pcm
[16:36] <realubot> What about Ubuntu on a mobo that has the Intel H55 chipset?
[16:36] <MetalGeek_N00b> can no-one help?
[16:36] <kb9cmw> philinux, thanks. I'll give it a go.
[16:37] <sudipta> i have a apple ipod shuffle but could not load it in gtkpod in lucid.........plz hlp
[16:37] <philinux> kb9cmw: also check the main volume control prefs
[16:37] <BluesKaj> kb9cmw, I reapeat ,open a terminal type ' alsamixer ', make sure the Master, PCM, Line & CD are all unmuted ,by using the "M" key' then turn those controls up to the max.
[16:37] <ghisen> Hi I just installed ubuntu and i have a problem that Xorg takes 100% cpu when i, watch i video (same in vlc and totem), playing flash in firefox, even scrolling up and down in firefox. I think its a graphics card problem. I have a Radeon 5770. I tryied both the standard ubuntu driver and the newest catalyst driver. Same problem. I have been googling for like ½ a day and cant find a solution. Any one have any ideas?
[16:38] <philinux> RealOpty_sleep:
[16:38] <philinux> realubot: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Intel_DH55TC
[16:39] <realubot> philinux: Thanks.
[16:39] <kb9cmw> BluesKaj, thanks I have it noted and will run it. It may take a few but I will give report.
[16:39]  * philinux has the google foo !
[16:39]  * airtonix steals it
[16:39] <BluesKaj> kb9cmw, ok
[16:40] <Gordon_Gekko> BlueKaj, thank you anyways :) I guess the problem will be solved with the new kernel
[16:40]  * philinux gives google foo away for free as in free beer
[16:41] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up LimitRO (Ragnarok), i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow?
[16:41] <dholbach> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek Day 3 about to start in 19 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom
[16:41] <barbosa> join #webkit
[16:42] <realubot> philinux: Is it really the same chipset as in Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H mobo that has got the H55 chipset? I mean the ubuntu page reads     * Intel_DH55TC
[16:42] <Gordon_Gekko> does anyone know when the new kernel is coming out?
[16:42] <realubot>     * Intel_DH55TC
[16:42] <realubot> philinux: DH55TC? Is it really the same as H55?
[16:43] <ManDay_> Does anyone know what manpage HALD fdi files are explained in?
[16:43] <CkhiKuzad>  idleon well i have it all done, but adding it to grub gets me the error that i need to load the kernel first
[16:43] <CkhiKuzad> blarg
[16:43] <CkhiKuzad> i hate my up key not showing everything. i need to repeat and old thing i said
[16:43] <CkhiKuzad> alright. I copied the contents of an ubuntu 10.04 ISO onto a 1 gigabyte partition on my hard drive, then added an entry to boot it, it doesnt work. if you need me to pastebin my grub configuration (grub2) then i can.
[16:43] <philinux> realubot: http://www.intel.com/products/desktop/motherboards/DH55TC/DH55TC-overview.htm
[16:44] <rick__> I have libfaac0 encoder installed and still ffmpeg -formats does not show DEA for aac
[16:44] <shane2peru> can I start a gui app over ssh and have it appear on that machine?
[16:44] <rick__> what can be the problem?
[16:44] <shane2peru> that is, I don't want the gui app to show up on my machine, on the remote box.
[16:45] <CkhiKuzad> shane2peru, if you have X running through the SSH then yes, if not, most likely not.
[16:45] <shane2peru> CkhiKuzad, well, I know how to get the gui app to show up on my box, by connecting with the -X option, however I want it to show up on the remote box.
[16:46] <Arti> Hi there,can someone help me,i have some problem mounting my Ubuntu this is my report when i try to open the pratition with live cd   http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/WbvFBA4s   .pls can some one help me to fix this
[16:46] <CkhiKuzad> yes, if you are running X in the SSH, then yes.
[16:46] <CkhiKuzad> like this.
[16:46] <realubot> philinux: Thank you very much. That was exactly the info I was searching for. Thanks.
[16:47] <CkhiKuzad> [your box]>[terminal with GUI app trying to start]--internet--[SSH]
[16:47] <CkhiKuzad> now if you are running X on that SSH, then the GUI app will start
[16:47] <ghisen> I have, OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer as mentioned here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/HighCPU i guess this is the source of my high cpu load when ever i do something.. any ides how to fix it?
[16:47]  * philinux really has the google foo
[16:47] <ottermaton__> When I run this command "tar -cf /home/Links/tarback.test.tar /home/mark --exclude "/home/mark/.cache" " it will exclude the ~/.cache directory but _not_ when I run it like this "tar -cf /home/Links/tarback.test.tar -C /home mark --exclude "/home/mark/.cache"
[16:47] <CkhiKuzad> if not, it wills say that the x server isnt runnign
[16:47] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up Ragnarok Online, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow?
[16:48] <CkhiKuzad> lower the graphic settings to low
[16:48] <CkhiKuzad> also, lj, how did you get RO running on ubuntu?
[16:48] <Chum_Chum> dvd not playing movieplayer
[16:48] <ljsoftnet> CkhiKuzad, through wine
[16:48] <Chum_Chum> how do i fix this
[16:48] <shane2peru> CkhiKuzad, can you give a simple example?  when I connect with ssh -X user@ip and then start a gui app, it comes over to my box, If I start ssh with ssh user@ip and run gui app, it doesn't start, cannot connect to x server
[16:49] <Chum_Chum> dvd not playing movieplayer
[16:49] <Chum_Chum> how do i fix this
[16:49] <CkhiKuzad> shane2peru, its because that on that SSH, you are in a terminal. its trying to load the app inside the SSH, and there is not an X server running in your SSH.
[16:49] <CkhiKuzad> an X server is what is allowing your computer to run a GUI, like GNOME, or KDE, or whatever WM you are using.
[16:50] <Chum_Chum> anyone know
[16:50] <CkhiKuzad> Chum_Chum, most likely it needs some sort of windows media codec
[16:50] <shane2peru> CkhiKuzad, gnome on both boxes
[16:50] <IdleOne> Chum_Chum: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[16:50] <Arti> Can some one help me,i have bad superblock on on /dev/sdb1  in wich partition i have my ubuntu,how can i fix this
[16:51] <Chum_Chum> IdleOne,  not that i know of
[16:51] <ManDay> How can I prevent my tablet from hotplugging with X??
[16:51] <CkhiKuzad> shane2peru, its because when you ssh in, you are coming in through a terminal
[16:51] <fantomas> http://pastebin.ca/1900503 - please, help.
[16:51] <CkhiKuzad> shane2peru, so therefore, its going to try to run it as a terminal only app
[16:51] <Pondera> hello is there a way to remote controll my ubuntu laptop from my vista PC ?
[16:51] <IdleOne> Chum_Chum: apt-cache policy ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:52] <shane2peru> CkhiKuzad, ok, so what is the other option?
[16:52] <philinux> Chum_Chum: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[16:52] <IdleOne> Chum_Chum: if not installed, install it and try your dvd again
[16:52] <Chum_Chum> thats what i'm doing
[16:52] <CkhiKuzad> shane2peru, i dont know. most likely the best thing to do is have a copy of the app you want to run on the box you want to run it on, and run it there
[16:52] <kb9cmw> philinux, did the alsa mixer and I will have my friend over, Maybe install new card thanks
[16:53] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up Ragnarok Online, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow?
[16:53] <Chum_Chum> still not working
[16:53] <raywang>  hello, does anyone try to install a 64bit guest on a 32bit host in KVM?
[16:53] <philinux> kb9cmw: is there an onboard sound card
[16:53] <CkhiKuzad> pondera, if you have a remote desktop viewer on both systems, and you have access to using the system through setting it that way, then there should be no problems
[16:53] <ManDay> what is the difference between /usr/local and /opt - what should go where?
[16:53] <philinux> Chum_Chum: try using vlc
[16:54] <kb9cmw> philinux, yes "sound blaster live 24 bit "SB 1024
[16:54] <CkhiKuzad> (pondera) and as far as i know, both systems have remote desktop viewers by default
[16:54] <Pondera> Is there a way i can remote control my ubuntu laptop from my vista PC ?
[16:54] <philinux> kb9cmw: How is it set up in the bios
[16:54] <Pondera> ooooh so i access my linux from windows ?
[16:55] <CkhiKuzad> yes pondera, you should be able to
[16:55] <Pondera> k
[16:55] <rob_p> shane2peru: If you are trying to run a remote gui app over ssh, you have to include the, "-X" otherwise X11 forwarding will not be enabled.
[16:55] <Chum_Chum> could not read from resorce movieplayer
[16:55] <kb9cmw> philinux, Not sure, I will hv to check
[16:55] <ottermaton__> When I run this command "tar -cf /home/Links/tarback.test.tar /home/mark --exclude "/home/mark/.cache" " it will exclude the ~/.cache directory but _not_ when I run it like this "tar -cf /home/Links/tarback.test.tar -C /home mark --exclude "/home/mark/.cache"
[16:55] <shane2peru> rob_p, yes, but I want it to show on the remote box, not mine,
[16:56] <ghisen> I think i found what the problem is why Xorg takes 100% cpu load, glxinfo | grep render , outputs OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer, so i do not have any hardware acceleration from the graphics card... any ideas how to fix that? should say something like, OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI R200 (RV280 5C61) 20090101 x86/MMX+/3DNow!+/SSE TCL DRI2
[16:56] <h00k> shane2peru: you can use VNC to do it
[16:56] <shane2peru> rob_p, I can get it to run on my box
[16:56] <MTec007> I have a USB hard drive and I want to put ubuntu on it, but i dont want to change the system at all. the installer will change the bootloader so that wont work. what can i do?
[16:56] <CkhiKuzad> ottermaton__ so what are you asking?
[16:56] <ottermaton__> I've read the 2nd method is the "correct" way to run the tar command but I can't see why it won't exclude properly
[16:56] <shane2peru> h00k, hmm, I don't want to go down that road, too much setup.
[16:56] <h00k> shane2peru: are you on 10.04?
[16:56] <Chum_Chum> vlc not happy ether
[16:56] <unsensored> hi everybody, who can tell me how to change folder icon in pcmanfm?
[16:56] <shane2peru> h00k, yep, both boxes
[16:57] <BluesKaj> CkhiKuzad, I've tried the various apps that are supposed to access linux from windows but the latest extfs don't work in since edgy , at least on my setup
[16:57] <ManDay> Can someone tell me why the wacom driver is still ony my system although i removed the wacom package?
[16:57] <h00k> shane2peru: System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop Preferences
[16:57] <ottermaton__> Basically I'm asking how to get it to exclude using the -C flag. If that is, in fact, the "correct" way to use it in this case
[16:57] <rob_p> shane2peru: Ah, I see.  I think you can specify the display variable (ex. 0:0) or whatever to have it launch and run remotely.
[16:57] <ottermaton__> CkhiKuzad, see above
[16:57] <Chum_Chum> what do i do vlc is still not happy with the dvd
[16:57] <BluesKaj> CkhiKuzad, I'm assuming ntfs access , on the same pc
[16:57] <kb9cmw> philinux, I sign off now. thanks for the help. I will watch for U when resolved.
[16:57] <rob_p> shane2peru: Let me see if in can figure it out...
[16:57] <unsensored> ps im using ubuntu 10.04 with openbox
[16:57] <shane2peru> rob_p, yes, I was thinking there was a way to do that, export!  thanks
[16:58] <unsensored> 2 ManDay maybe you should type sudo apt-get autoremove in terminal?
[16:58] <Chum_Chum> philinux, vlc is not working ether
[16:59] <ManDay> unsensored, aptitude should do that, no?
[16:59] <philinux> Chum_Chum: will it play audio cd's
[16:59] <unsensored> yeah, sudo aptitude autoremove
[16:59] <enav> hi long time no being here
[16:59] <rob_p> shane2peru: I'm sure of it.  I just have to remember how...
[16:59] <unsensored> Please tell me how to change folder icon in pcman on openbox
[17:00] <shane2peru> rob_p, I think I got it here:  http://www.cisl.ucar.edu/docs/ssh/guide/node29.html
[17:00] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up Ragnarok Online, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow?
[17:00] <sebsebseb> Hi
[17:01] <ghisen> I think i found what the problem is why Xorg takes 100% cpu load, glxinfo | grep render , outputs OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer, so i do not have any hardware acceleration from the graphics card... any ideas how to fix that? should say something like, OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI R200 (RV280 5C61) 20090101 x86/MMX+/3DNow!+/SSE TCL DRI2
[17:01] <unsensored> 2 ljsoftnet, what is the video?
[17:01] <Chum_Chum> philinux, let me test that
[17:02] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, my graphics card? or the video settings of Ragnarok?
[17:02] <oru_work> how can i archive a directory with all the contents with tar ?
[17:02] <farce> Having issues chmodding my var/www/ dir after installing Apache2 : sudo chmod 755 var/www/ doesn't seem to do the trick - suggestions?
[17:02] <ManDay> What commands finds out which package a file belongs to?
[17:02] <gio1983> @oru_work tra cjvf dir.tar.bz2 dir/
[17:02] <gio1983> sorry
[17:02] <mezzoforte> tar -zcvf arh.tar.gz archive/
[17:03] <gio1983> tra ---> tar
[17:03] <rob_p> shane2peru: Looks like it.  Good luck!
[17:03] <gio1983> @ManDay
[17:03] <BluesKaj> unp works well on all compressed files
[17:03] <gio1983> install apt-file
[17:03] <fantomas> http://pastebin.ca/1900503 - please, help.
[17:03] <shane2peru> rob_p, initial test failed, I must need to export the display in the same command as I want exported.
[17:03] <ManDay> gio1983, ?
[17:03] <gio1983> then apt-file update
[17:03] <gio1983> and then
[17:04] <gio1983> once it's finished updating
[17:04] <LetterRip> hi all any help for pen tablets? i'm getting 'random zooming' in blender with a wacom tablet
[17:04] <gio1983> apt-file search file
[17:04] <ManDay> What commands finds out which package a file belongs to?
[17:04] <cdubya> ottermaton__, got something else on the power management issue.....after being stuck there and not knowing, plugged in ac power and it updated the indicator. Unplugged and it did the same. So maybe the temporary workaround is to plug in and wait for a moment, then unplug and see if it updates?
[17:04] <LetterRip> i can't seem to find any docs that help
[17:04] <gio1983> @ManDay I told you :)
[17:04] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, my graphics card? or the video settings of Ragnarok?
[17:04] <ManDay> gio1983,
[17:04] <ManDay> please read again what i asked
[17:04] <unsensored> ljsoftnet, graphics card
[17:04] <ManDay> sorry
[17:05] <ManDay> i should read again
[17:05] <LetterRip> in blender zooming is from scroll mouse events, from keypad +/- and from slider events on the pen tablet
[17:05] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, Inno3d Geforce FX5200
[17:05] <LetterRip> generally
[17:05] <gio1983> @ManDay you have to install apt-file
[17:05] <BluesKaj> !unp |  gio1983
[17:05] <ManDay> gio1983, i dont think so
[17:05] <Chum_Chum> philinux, by playing the files directtually from the disk yes it does
[17:05] <Gnea> ManDay: dpkg -S /path/to/file
[17:05] <ManDay> im quite sure there is a dpkg tool which finds
[17:05] <ManDay> thanks gnea
[17:05] <unsensored> ljsoftnet, i think you should update your video drivers
[17:05] <gio1983> didn't know that one
[17:05] <gio1983> :)
[17:05] <BluesKaj> !info unp
[17:06] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, how do i do it?
[17:06] <Chum_Chum> philinux, by playing the files directtually from the disk yes it does play sound cds
[17:06] <ManDay> what the the linux kernel comes with wacom modules? someone say again ubuntu wasnt the bloated.... urgh
[17:06] <ManDay> i wonder what other stuff i have on my computer
[17:06] <unsensored> ljsoftnet, run jockey-gtk from console
[17:06] <Gnea> ManDay: modules make the kernel non-bloated.
[17:06] <ManDay> maybe a 2 gigabyte manga-movie manager
[17:06] <ManDay> thanks ubuntu...
[17:06] <Gnea> if it was bloated, it would be built into the kernel
[17:06] <Chum_Chum> philinux, so yeah it does
[17:07] <ManDay> Gnea, well it ships with the kernel package
[17:07] <Chum_Chum> philinux, but not dvds
[17:07] <Gnea> if you want to rebuild the kernel, feel free
[17:07] <BluesKaj> ManDay, why do you suffer from small hdd syndrome ?
[17:07] <pk__> i searched *.orig in nautilus but it does not show results
[17:07] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, what is that?
[17:07] <pk__> but files are there
[17:07] <pk__> please help me find them
[17:07] <amlou> Editing /etc/network/interfaces to make my wireless card connect automatically to an essid causes dmesg to give this message : link not ready . any idea?
[17:07] <Gnea> ManDay: I hardly consider 74k 'bloat'
[17:08] <unsensored> ljsoftnet, its priopretary drivers update utilite
[17:08] <Chum_Chum> philinux, so what is the issue here
[17:08] <MTec007> I have a USB hard drive and I want to put ubuntu on it, but i dont want to change the system at all. the installer will change the bootloader so that wont work. can anyone provide me with a link or something to get me going?
[17:08] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, running
[17:08] <ManDay> i consider everything that as a node and a name and is not needed bloat, its the sum of things alltogether. if the kernel has a wacom driver by default i have to assume that has a million other unneeded things, too
[17:08] <ManDay> s/as/has
[17:08] <philinux> Chum_Chum: is this 32 bit or 64
[17:09] <Chum_Chum> philinux, matchine is 32-bit
[17:09] <unsensored> ljsoftnet, what it says?
[17:09] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, i think its using the latest
[17:09] <Chum_Chum> so is the os
[17:09] <unsensored> ljsoftnet, then you should go to wine forum...
[17:09] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, ok
[17:09] <Gnea> ManDay: Ubuntu is a distribution that is built similarly to MS Windows - it's catored to be a catch-all distribution.  It gets as efficient as it possibly can, given such wide restraints.
[17:10] <ManDay> Gnea, awhat about leaving such utterly rare stuff OFF the users box until he/she really needs it? that way you have the same capabilities but less... bloat
[17:10] <Gnea> ManDay: thankfully, there are hundreds of other distributions that are based on ubuntu and debian that attempt to solve the problem to which you have so eloquently described
[17:10] <philinux> Chum_Chum: To double check you have installed these libdvdcss2 w32codecs
[17:11] <Pondera> lmao
[17:11] <kold> Anyone know how to stay connected after a remote ssh command? I'd like be on svr2 in "tb" after: ssh me@svr1 "ssh me@svr2 'cd htdocs/tb'"
[17:11] <ManDay> Gnea, I prefer ubuntu over those because it HAS the packages in the repos and is well maintained
[17:11] <antuan> ребяты дайте ссылку на русский канал:)
[17:11] <ManDay> yet, no need to shovel stuff down peoples neck
[17:11] <Gnea> ManDay: you can still build a base distribution and use those same repositories
[17:11] <ManDay> !ru | antuan
[17:11] <ljsoftnet> unsensored, il just ask again, maybe someone migth know
[17:11] <antuan> спасибо:)
[17:12] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up Ragnarok Online, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow?
[17:12] <Gnea> ManDay: and it's not being shoveled down anyone's neck. no one's forcing you to you use Ubuntu, that's your own choice. take it, leave it or improve it.
[17:12] <ManDay> Gnea, i would acknowledge if you gave me one /good/ reason why to put all the stuff on the users pc by default and not load it once it is first needed
[17:12] <ManDay> (to an appropriate extend)
[17:13] <Gornjak> Hey, is there a PPA for GIMP?
[17:13] <Gnea> ManDay: I already told you the reason in the first place. whether or not you judge it as good or not is irrelevent, because when it all boils down to it, Ubuntu is about the good of the many, not the good of the few.
[17:13] <erUSUL> Gornjak: dunno; search in the ppa main page ?
[17:13] <Gornjak> erUSUL, tried that and failed.
[17:13] <ManDay> Gnea, you basically gave a reason for the existance of the apps - not why they should be copied to the HDD by default
[17:14] <Gnea> ManDay: the reason transcends both. if you can't see that, that's not my problem.
[17:14] <ManDay> Gnea, come again?
[17:15] <Gnea> once was enough.
[17:15] <Chum_Chum> philinux, so what is the case then
[17:15] <Chum_Chum> philinux, so what do i do
[17:15] <erUSUL> Gornjak: there are a lot of hits --> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=gimp
[17:15] <n0a1ias> hey, how do i burn a .dmg in ubuntu?
[17:15] <Gornjak> erUSUL, found it, the Matt Walker's one. Thanks. :)
[17:16] <ManDay> Gnea, I can at least expect you not to resort to such pathetic IRCish way of argueing. Explain what you asserted - "If you dont get it I can't help you" is kindergarden
[17:16] <Gnea> ManDay: ultimately, you're going to need to make a choice: are you going to continue to put up with the 'bloat', as you so put it, coming over from the installation, or will you modify the installation process to copy less stuff over?
[17:16] <Jesus> l
[17:16] <erUSUL> !iso | n0a1ias convert it to iso first
[17:16] <philinux> Chum_Chum: Maybe there a solution out there. http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+wont+play+dvd%27s&hl=en&tbo=1&output=search&source=lnt&tbs=qdr:y&sa=X&ei=tuI9TMbDBsyQjAe0-cD4Aw&ved=0CAgQpwU
[17:16] <Chum_Chum> philinux, so what is the issue now
[17:16] <ottermaton__> cdubya, I _think_ I've done that, but will check it out next time. Do you have any trouble with random shutdows?
[17:16] <IdleOne> ManDay: could you please move this convo to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[17:16] <Gnea> ManDay: please feel free to adjust your attitude if you wish to continue this discussion.
[17:16] <ManDay> IdleOne, sorry
[17:17] <IdleOne> ManDay: thank you.
[17:18] <bargaunmart> greetings:  anybody use exaile?  I try to add a stream but not sure how to do it
[17:18] <amlou> what is the best way to auto execute a script  (as root) right before first login prompt after booting ?
[17:18] <pewz> >/win show 3
[17:18] <Gnea> ManDay: Ubuntu is open-source software. In the spirit of open-source software, anyone is free to improve it to how he or she sees fit. Nothing and no one is stopping you from controlling the amount of stuff being copied over to the HDD on install. Complaining about it certainly won't get it done.
[17:18] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up Ragnarok Online, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow, from choosing a server, to login screen, its very slow?
[17:19] <cdubya> ottermaton__, only when I'm not really paying attention to how long it's been in that visual state of saying 100% charged. In other words, when I let the battery level run completely down I lose it, but otherwise haven't lost it.
[17:19] <erUSUL> amlou: there is really no "good" way
[17:19] <amlou> any runlevel hack ?
[17:19] <Guest31332> i install 1 software, but not view in menu KDE
[17:19] <k1ng> i am getting error when i insert memory card or pen drive
[17:19] <k1ng> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with: mount: only root can mount /dev/sdb1 on /media/sdb1
[17:19] <cdubya> ottermaton__, but to me that's the whole issue. I don't want to have to keep track of how long I've been on battery and how much time is reasonable to be left
[17:19] <BluesKaj> ManDay, if you have a problem with "bloat' as you put it , maybe complaining to the #ubuntu-devs is the right place to do so.
[17:20] <ManDay> ok thanks BluesKaj
[17:20] <Chum_Chum> it works now
[17:21] <LetterRip> hi all - for ubuntu-bug i need to know which package is responsible for tablet input issues
[17:21] <Chum_Chum> now how to rip the dvd
[17:21] <LetterRip> it is a misconfiguration of xinput
[17:21] <erUSUL> amlou: maybe the cleaner way is to modify sudoers to permit the specific command without password ( if possible )
[17:21] <Chum_Chum> anyone know how
[17:22] <BluesKaj> !rip | Chum_Chum
[17:22] <LetterRip> hmm just tried xinput :)
[17:22] <LetterRip> and that worked
[17:23] <BluesKaj> !dvdrip | Chum_Chum
[17:24] <Chum_Chum> thats what i'm doing
[17:24] <BluesKaj> Chum_Chum, http://freshmeat.net/projects/dvdrip/
[17:24] <IdleOne> !info dvdrip
[17:24] <BluesKaj> Chum_Chum, vlc will also do it
[17:26] <Chum_Chum> BluesKaj,  oh i never knew that
[17:26] <shane2peru> rob_p, fyi here is the trick:  http://ranjith.zfs.in/send-messages-over-network-gnome-popup-box-message/
[17:26] <noisewaterphd> handbrake is awesome
[17:26] <Chum_Chum> noisewaterphd,  but tricky to ue
[17:27] <Chum_Chum> use
[17:28] <BluesKaj> Chum_Chum, also ffmpeg , if you don't mind using the command line
[17:28] <noisewaterphd> truly not trying to argue, just curious: what is so hard to use about it?
[17:28] <rob_p> shane2peru: I lost my shell session (poor connectivity to the wireless network) so I just got back here now.  In playing, I found that if you set the DISPLAY variable to, ":0.0" it will work.
[17:28] <Chum_Chum> BluesKaj,  i'm using that via dvd:rip
[17:29] <ccmonster> Hey guys - just tried to install a deb file and got this :  dpkg: error processing / path to deb file
[17:29] <ljsoftnet> anybody know how to speed up Ragnarok Online, i manage to install it and can login, but the graphics are very slow, from choosing a server, to login screen, its very slow?
[17:29] <ccmonster>  dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal
[17:29] <BluesKaj> ffmpeg is used by them all, they're just guis for ffmpeg anyway
[17:29] <ccmonster> any idea guys?
[17:29] <shtower> ccmonster: did you run apt-get from the command line? if so, did you use sudo?
[17:30] <jshriver> Is it possible to repartition a NTFS partition that's Win 7? need to buy a new laptop for work and concerned I won't be able to dual boot.. I use Ubuntu 99% of the time but need a windows partition as well for rare but win specific apps (network equipment, etc)
[17:30] <MTec007> I have a USB hard drive and I want to put ubuntu on it, but i dont want to change the system at all. the installer will change the bootloader of the primary HDD so that wont work, right? i only want to boot from the USB HDD whenever its plugged in. can anyone provide me with a link or something to get me going?
[17:30] <BluesKaj> ccmonster, sudo dpkg -i "path to filename"
[17:30] <Chum_Chum> it takes ages to rip this dvd
[17:30] <shane2peru> rob_p, without messing with the xauthority it will work?
[17:31] <rob_p> shane2peru: Yes.  That's the beauty of doing X over ssh!
[17:31] <jshriver> MTec007: System->Administration->Startup Disc Creator
[17:31] <shtower> jshriver: I don't have a lot of experience with Windows 7, but I'm pretty sure it uses NTFS, same as windows vista.
[17:31] <shane2peru> rob_p, that will be easier to remember too, thanks a bundle!
[17:32] <jshriver> shtower: ok, thanks.. big concern is that machines now adays dont even come with an install disc else I'd just partition and install both. Seems most laptops especially have built-in recovery partitions which sucks
[17:32] <BluesKaj> jshriver, gparted live cd partition editor should work to resize the ntfs partition , make sure you defrag windows first
[17:32] <rob_p> shane2peru: You still have to ssh to the remote host with the, "-X" option.  But once you do that, simply do, "export DISPLAY=":0.0" and your set!
[17:32] <alongenemylines> MTec007: just have grub install only on the usb hd
[17:32] <shtower> jshriver: I'm pretty sure you can use gparted to shrink your windows 7 partition, and then install Ubuntu on the free space. GRUB will be installed by default, which will give you the option to dual boot.
[17:32] <shane2peru> rob_p, yes, I love ssh, I can organize pics, sync my wife's pc with mine, and put a message on the kids laptop. lol :)
[17:32] <jshriver> 'k ty
[17:32] <alongenemylines> when you boot your cimputer, you'll just have to select the usb hd as the boot device
[17:32] <MTec007> alongenemylines: how can i ensure that happens?
[17:32] <shane2peru> rob_p, great, thanks!!!
[17:32] <MTec007> alongenemylines: ok
[17:33] <rob_p> shane2peru: welcome!  take care.
[17:33] <Chum_Chum> !what?
[17:33] <alongenemylines> MTec007: honestly, easiest way...  disconnect your other HD
[17:34] <shtower> jshriver: I hate those recovery partitions too. If it's a new laptop, windows will usually give you an option to make recovery DVDs. If not, then it's just stupid :)
[17:34] <BluesKaj> !who | Chum_Chum
[17:34] <MTec007> alongenemylines: i dont know if i can do that.. i havnt tried it, but i've used laptops in the past that wouldnt boot without the primary HDD installed
[17:35] <alongenemylines> there should be an option of where to install the bootloader (grub) when doing the initial install
[17:35] <alongenemylines> just make sure to install to your usb drive
[17:35] <cirwin> Has anybody encountered an error where lvm hangs after being instructed to create a snapshot?
[17:36] <MTec007> alongenemylines: ok i will Definetly check that out. thank you for your help, much appreciated
[17:39] <fantomas> How to recreate xorg.conf? I thought dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg would do this, but no a xorg.conf file is created
[17:39] <ccmonster> BluesKaj, I still got the same errors after using sudo dpkg - i filesname
[17:39] <alongenemylines> fantomas: if you're using lucid, just delete xorg.conf
[17:39] <alongenemylines> it will regenerate upon next boot
[17:39] <fantomas> alongenemylines: yes, I'm on Lucid. Thanks, didn't know that.
[17:40] <erUSUL> fantomas: try « sudo Xorg -configure :1 »
[17:40] <alongenemylines> fantomas: it will default to auto-detected settings.  If you have any custom arguments (like nvidia or ati drivers), you'll have to add them back into xorg.conf
[17:40] <ccmonster> Now I have  trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/synergyc', which is also in package synergy 0:1.3.1-6ubuntu1
[17:41] <dr3mro> ping
[17:41] <fantomas> alongenemylines: isnt' there any debconf like wizard to configure video and other sections of xorg.conf? Why it went away?
[17:41] <sinisa> banjaluka
[17:42] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[17:42] <fantomas> n
[17:42] <alongenemylines> both nvidia and ati have tools to configure xorg.conf settings for you
[17:43] <alongenemylines> ati's is "ati-config --initial"
[17:43] <alongenemylines> not sure about nvidia's, but i'm sure they have one
[17:43] <fantomas> alongenemylines: unfort, looks like ATI is not available on Lucid :( At least for 2-years old VGA cards.
[17:44] <alongenemylines> have you tried the proprietary driver directly from ATI?
[17:44] <Dr_Willis> fantomas:  ati has dropped support for a lot of their cards from the fglrx drivers. the ati/radeon drivers are slowly picking them up
[17:44] <fantomas> alongenemylines: i have X1950GT board. Its in legacy driversset, which knows nothing about Lucid. Yes, tried today.
[17:44] <fantomas> alongenemylines: package.run --listpkg - doesn't list lucid
[17:44] <ManDay> nevermind xorg.dev is 30megs that should suffice
[17:45] <alongenemylines> yeah, it's mostly just the HD series cards in the fglrx drivers
[17:45] <fantomas> alongenemylines: so the only option is using free driver, right?
[17:45] <alongenemylines> pretty much
[17:46] <Kenjiro> good afternoon
[17:46] <Kenjiro> was mod_auth_pam removed from ubuntu on version 10.4?
[17:46] <Kenjiro> (it is a mod for apache2)
[17:46] <fantomas> looks like
[17:47] <Tempus_Fugit> Hello all I am back
[17:47] <Guest47056> ne idea about how to configure themes on CONKY ???
[17:47] <Tempus_Fugit> I guess my isssue is still unresolved
[17:47] <Guest47056>  ne idea about how to configure themes on CONKY ???
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: do you mean the text colour?
[17:48] <Pondera> what is the command so i can see my network ip
[17:48] <Tempus_Fugit> I'm in my windows partition atm but i need to try to get back into my ubuntu
[17:48] <iwontbecreative> Hi
[17:48] <iwontbecreative>  Wow can i affect a milestone to a bug in launchpad ?
[17:48] <Kenjiro> ActionParsnip: ifconfig
[17:49] <UukGoblin> hi
[17:49] <Tempus_Fugit> I deleted my login.keyring to login thru gnome how do I get it back
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> Kenjiro: wrong target dude, my systems are firing on all cylinders plus more
[17:49] <Guest47056> @pondera...     plog
[17:49] <Tempus_Fugit> my OS is still there I just cant login thru gnome so how do I get my keyring back
[17:49] <Guest47056>  ne idea about how to configure themes on CONKY ???
[17:49] <UukGoblin> I'm trying to get onto amazon EC2 and I've created me an instance with the ami-1554b87c image
[17:49] <UukGoblin> but I can't ssh onto it
[17:49] <UukGoblin> doesn't seem to have any ports open
[17:49] <Pondera> thanks
[17:50] <UukGoblin> what am I doing wrong?
[17:50] <Guest47056>  ne idea about how to configure themes on CONKY ???
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: I asked you a question regarding what you are  after, if you are just here to spam the channel and ignore help I can call an op to eject you
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> (17:48:08) ActionParsnip: Guest47056: do you mean the text colour?
[17:50] <BluesKaj> ccmonster, right click on the file , is there an option to install with gdeb ?
[17:50] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  go to the conky homepage. and learn how its configured.
[17:50] <Guest47056> i just got the basic thing right.
[17:50] <Tempus_Fugit> ActionParsnip: can you help me at all
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> Tempus_Fugit: do you have a backup?
[17:50] <platius> Tempus_Fugit; http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-reset-forgotten-ubuntu-password.html   you might look here
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  it dosent really use 'themes' you just make a config file for it that looks/works how you want.
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: there are lines (usually towards the top) to specify text colours and such
[17:51] <UukGoblin> anyone used ubuntu ec2 images? <:-(
[17:51] <Tempus_Fugit> ActionParsnip:  sql backup I dont think i ever did do that am still learning the linux OS
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  there was some Gui Config for conky i saw (in testing) but never got it to work. and i dont rember its name
[17:51] <rabbitear> hello
[17:52] <Tempus_Fugit> ActionParsnip: I was reading about that yesterday in some forums
[17:52] <Guest47056> inope conky homepage dint gimme any news
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  then you need to look harder. the conky homepage has docs on how to configure conky and links to dozens of configs
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: you can use lines like in this sample file: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865    there are lines denoting colours and such
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  and theres dozens and dozens of other places that have example conky configs
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: also here shows how colour is used: http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/291/customize-conky/
[17:53] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  some of mine -> http://drop.io/dr_willis
[17:53] <rabbitear> Guest47056: and there are dozens of poeple to help you with conky too
[17:53] <rob_p> UukGoblin: I haven't.  But I do have a bunch of vmware-server hosted Ubuntus.  You need to install/configure ssh on the image via admin interface (like virtual console, kvm, etc.).  Once you have it installed/configured, you can login via ssh.
[17:53] <I-Me_Myself> fatal: Unable to look up git. (port 9418) (Name or service not known) is working on an internal network, how to resolve this?
[17:53] <Tempus_Fugit> ActionParsnip: I also then did this to try to reset my settings and that didnt work either http://digitizor.com/2010/07/09/how-to-reset-all-gnome-settings-in-ubuntu-or-fedora/
[17:54] <Guest47056> okay let me get it straight
[17:54] <Guest47056> what is the conkyrc file? wer is it?
[17:55] <ManDay> Gnea, I was wrong about the wacom driver being an indication for ubuntu being bloated . it is shiped with almost all kernels
[17:55] <Oer> !conky
[17:55] <rabbitear> Guest47056: that is what it says
[17:55] <rabbitear> Guest47056: so that is what I got
[17:55] <UukGoblin> rob_p, so I'm supposed to modify the image first, I take it?
[17:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  conky uses the .conkyrc to define its look.
[17:56] <I-Me_Myself> help
[17:56] <Tempus_Fugit> on a side note does anyone know any colleges or tech schools that offer extensive training in linux areas
[17:56] <noolness> why would including a driver for a common device be bloat?
[17:56] <UukGoblin> rob_p, and I guess amazon will charge extra for storing my image on their end?
[17:56] <Kasuko> I don't think my upstart is working. My deluge daemon is not run on startup and now I am finding out neither does cron. initctl list shows nothing.
[17:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  nice conky setup --> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Conky+Ubuntu+Lucid+Theme+-+English?content=124209
[17:56] <oCean_> Tempus_Fugit: not in this channel please. Use #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> noolness: depends if the driver is proprietary
[17:57] <strangeseraph> my 4.0 iPod Touch seems to be working well with Rhythmbox. I want to kiss the person that made it so. :P
[17:57] <rob_p> UukGoblin: Don't you have some sort of, "admin interface" to your virtual machine?
[17:57] <stanley_robertso> hi .. i need a small help in ubuntu
[17:57] <Tempus_Fugit> oCean_: ok sorry am trying to get help with something in here primarily just thought I would ask the question
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> !details | stanley_robertso
[17:57] <UukGoblin> rob_p, I do, it allows me to start/reboot/view console log. The latter is empty with the case of ubuntu images (it's non-empty with their fedora stuff)
[17:58] <stanley_robertso> iam trying to get the pgp fingerprint.. when i type "gpg --fingerprint" .. i was expecting the gpg key.. but iam getting the prompt again.. without any key..
[17:58] <UukGoblin> rob_p, it also allows me to connect, telling me what public key I should use and what IP I should connect to
[17:58] <ccmonster> BluesKaj, yes there is. Those are the errors I get when I run it like that.
[17:58] <rabbitear> the upstairs always takes alot more work then the downstairs
[17:58] <noolness> ActionParsnip, i guess, i would want all hardware to work out of the box, regardless if it's open source or not. it's better for stuff to work than for it not to work ;)
[17:58] <UukGoblin> rob_p, which in case of their-supplied fedora images just worked
[17:58] <noolness> i remember back in my slackware days, the first thing i would have to do is recompile the kernel and then possibly recompile X ;)
[17:58] <Tempus_Fugit> Does anyone know how I can get my gnome keyring back so I can login thru gnome in 10.04
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> noolness: i believe its not allowed in some way to include proprietary stuffs on the install cd
[17:58] <Guest47056> actionpartnership @ me?
[17:59] <BluesKaj> ccmonster,well perhaps the file is corrupted , I can't think of any other reason why it won't install.
[17:59] <rob_p> UukGoblin: Unless you can get some sort of virtual console on the VM, you will have to modify the image within an environment that lets you install/configure the ssh server on it.
[17:59] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  ive never noticed the gnome keyring affecting the logging in TO gnome.. just accessing your saved passwords in gnome.
[17:59] <stanley_robertso> any idea ?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: the default file is ~/.conkyrc
[17:59] <rabbitear> noolness: get up in the morning and say I come to the right place
[17:59] <UukGoblin> rob_p, fair enough
[17:59] <Guest47056> wer is it.
[17:59] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: what happens when you try to login normally
[18:00] <Guest47056> they sed i cud find it in a .scripts folder.
[18:00] <UukGoblin> rob_p, I don't exaclty see a point of having it as an option in amazon's "Community AMIs" if you can't actually use it :-S
[18:00] <Guest47056> i cant seea folder by that name yet
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  ~/.conkyrc is the path.. there is no .scripts directory. You can run conky to load any config from any location via the proper command line options.
[18:00] <Tempus_Fugit> Dr_Willis: well its the login keyring I removed by accident and now when i goto login thru my login screen it says general communication error
[18:00] <Kasuko> I believe my upstart is not working on Ubuntu 10.04, my deluge sysvinit scripts aren't started and now even the upstart converted cron isn't running. When I execute the command `initctl list` it returns nothing (no error code or output) I expected it to tell me what upstart jobs were running. Any ideas?
[18:00] <UukGoblin> amazon ec2 sucks ;-P
[18:00] <Guest47056> ok.
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: because its hidden (files starting with a periods are hidden)
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  start reading at -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conky_%28software%29
[18:00] <Guest47056> i think i need 2 work on them
[18:01] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  what was your path to the login keyring file?
[18:01] <ccmonster> i got it to install.
[18:01] <ccmonster> hey BluesKaj, where is the application now?
[18:01] <BluesKaj> ccmonster, which app/file are you trying to install ?
[18:01] <Guest47056> actionpartnership.... DUH.. thanx anyways.
[18:01] <rob_p> UukGoblin: I haven't used any of the cloud based services so I don't know what's available to the user.  Under vmware-server, I have a nice web-based interface that launches a java applet which runs a virtual terminal on the VM.  From there I configure the basics (ssh server, etc) and then everything else I do over ssh.
[18:01] <lucenut> Anyone have opinions on Ubuntu Netbook Edition?
[18:01] <ccmonster> it was synergyplus
[18:02] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  i just renamed mine.. let me log out and see if i can log back in. :)
[18:02] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  be right back
[18:02] <lucenut> For an old 800MHz Compaq laptop.
[18:02] <rob_p> UukGoblin: Good luck though.  Wish I had a better answer for you.
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> Guest47056: use tab to complete nicks. its parsnip like the vegetable, not partnership
[18:02] <BluesKaj> ccmonster,it should be listed in the panel /applications
[18:02] <ccmonster> its not.
[18:02] <rabbitear> I stand by the ubuntu way
[18:02] <ccmonster> its cl only apparent.y
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> lucenut: it'll probably crawl unless you have quite a bit of RAM, use LXDE instead, its lighter
[18:03] <rabbitear> we are not rebels
[18:03] <Kenjiro> ActionParsnip: sorry, it should have been "Pondera", my bad
[18:03] <UukGoblin> rob_p, amazon also sucks for not having any decent documentation. I don't even know how much I'm billed exactly until about 5 hours after the usage...
[18:03] <noolness> too bad people don't like buying stuff ;)
[18:03] <UukGoblin> and now my instance seems to be being shut down for ever
[18:03] <noolness> sorry wrong channel
[18:03] <Dr_Willis> Hmm i moved the login.keyring and was able to login via gdm
[18:04] <barfster> I am about to copy Ubuntu 10.04 Mini CD onto a memory stick, I have the ISO on my Mac, and would like to copy it to the memory stick, my instincts tell me to use dd, but guide tells me about: "Copying Files to USB Stick"
[18:04] <Guest47056> sowie, actonparsnip
[18:04] <Guest47056> my bad
[18:04] <UukGoblin> is there anyone that provides Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud service for money?
[18:04] <Tempus_Fugit> Dr_Willis: please be patient with me as I am trying to learn all of this as fast as I can but i believe my path was cd gnome2/keyrings
[18:04] <barfster> I also have access to several console ubuntu installs, however I do not know synaptic, I am used to apt in debian and ubuntu.
[18:05] <rob_p> UukGoblin: Sounds frustrating!  I'm a little set in my ways because I can't see myself relying on cloud services for anything crucial.  Perhaps it will get better over time but for now, I will stick with my physical servers at the colo facility running virtual machines! :-)
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  i just went to    /home/willis/.gnome2/keyrings/
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  and moved the login.keyring file to some other name. and logged out.. i was able to log back in just fine. You may be looking in the wrong place for your 'problem'
[18:05] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: could the keyrings folder still be in trash?
[18:05] <Guest47056> is .conkyrc file same as conky.config???
[18:05] <Tempus_Fugit> Dr_Willis: then ls -l .....then its said there were 4 files however only showed login.keyring and I was sposed to rm default.keyring and removed login.keyring instead
[18:06] <rabbitear> moves lots of items yesterday almost too many
[18:06] <rob_p> UukGoblin: Speaking of which... I need to pay my bill!  Almost forgot until now!
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  conky -c pickaconfig.file.to.use    --> .conkyrc is used if you dont tell it another name
[18:06] <rabbitear> so I need a way to install ubuntu the a ppc mac for the sheadsheets
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  all login.keyring did here was reset (delete) the rembered passwords to my ftp/samba/ssh servers
[18:06] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux:  How would I check the trash and restore the file
[18:07] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: not if you use rm I'm afraid
[18:07] <UukGoblin> rob_p, heh, I wanted to run some simple seti@home like calculations and generally have a look at how this cloud thing works... having a beefy server to play around with for an hour for a dollar or two is actually quite a nice idea... except there's nothing working on that fedora stuff
[18:07] <Guest47056> and wer exactly do i edit conky..rc?
[18:07] <ubuntu-> hi
[18:07] <Kasuko> should `initctl list` show my currently running upstart jobs? It shows nothing for me and my sysvinit scripts and even cron aren't run at startup (but my sshd server is). Whats going on? This is Ubuntu 10.04.
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> Tempus_Fugit:  i dont even have a 'default.keyring'
[18:07] <ubuntu-> i got an external hdd via usb, but it says 'readonly filesystem' ... how can i make it writeable?
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  its a text file.. use any text editor.
[18:07] <erUSUL> !ppc > rabbitear
[18:07] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: is yours set for auto login?
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> Guest47056:  read up on conky. It does take some efffort to learn to use it properly ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conky_%28software%29
[18:08] <ManDay> So I just thought I'd remove the -22 kernel becaue there was a newer -23 one. Turns out that was a bad idea because -22 seemed to be the one in use. Now I've got kind of a huge problem... Can anyone teill me why the hell that would happen? Why do I have a -23 kernel if -22 is being used??!?!
[18:08] <Guest47056> i cud do that once i loacte it. but wer 2 look 4 it?
[18:08] <Tempus_Fugit> neither did I but you know when you use a wireless connection and you get that annoying keyring login say for ubuntu one or update manager well I was trying to disable that and did this instead
[18:08] <ManDay> and how do I fix this desaster?!
[18:08] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: no its not
[18:08] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: was your home encrypted
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> philinux:  ahh. encrypted homes.. :) im NOT using that.
[18:09] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: Not that I know of
[18:09] <rob_p> UukGoblin: Yeah, for playing around with, I can see that.  Anyhow, I hope you get it squared away.  Take care and good luck with it.
[18:09] <philinux> Dr_Willis: not me either
[18:09] <MaRk-I> ManDay: did you reboot the pc after installing the -23 kernel?
[18:09] <UukGoblin> thanks and see you later ;-)
[18:09] <Dr_Willis> philinux:  still - i dont think the gnome keyring would be used for that.  what if you tried some other window manager. :)
[18:09] <Kasuko> I believe my upstart is not working on Ubuntu 10.04, my deluge sysvinit scripts aren't started and now even the upstart converted cron isn't running. When I execute the command `initctl list` it returns nothing (no error code or output) I expected it to tell me what upstart jobs were running. Any ideas?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: reboot and hold shift, boot to an older kernel
[18:10] <ManDay> MaRk-I, i did not install it in the first place - i just stumbled over the two kernels
[18:10] <UberN00b> hey, i just fixed my sound card problem ...with reinstall *evil laugher*
[18:10] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, i have no other kernels
[18:10] <ManDay> dammit- ill try to go into SU and download the 22 again
[18:10] <MaRk-I> ManDay: hmm odd
[18:10] <ManDay> MaRk-I, sorry my bad - of course i installed it
[18:10] <bihari> Hi mark
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: then boot to liveCD, chroot to the internal partition and reinstall linux-image-generic
[18:10] <ManDay> what i mean is that i did not just install it recently and now deleted the old
[18:11] <ManDay> i just keepdeleteing old headers and kernels
[18:11] <MaRk-I> hi bihari
[18:11] <bihari> mark i need some sort of suggestion from you can you check you Pm
[18:11] <Tempus_Fugit> I will brb let me try to login to gnome and see what the exact error is incase its not related to the login.keyring
[18:11] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: at the login choose a different session
[18:12] <ManDay> i dunno ActionParsnip GRUB still says it wants to boot to -22 - maybe i can simply insttruct it to use 23  and then fix that mess
[18:12] <Tempus_Fugit> by the way philinux  I also did this to http://digitizor.com/2010/07/09/how-to-reset-all-gnome-settings-in-ubuntu-or-fedora/
[18:12] <ManDay> i dont know why it even works considering that 22 is unstinalled
[18:12] <Tempus_Fugit> hmm ok
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: hold shift at power on
[18:12] <Tempus_Fugit> Ill try that
[18:12] <bihari> mark can i pm you ?
[18:12] <ubuntu-> i got an external hdd via usb, but it says 'readonly filesystem' ... anyone know why it would be readonly?
[18:12] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: that should not cause any problems
[18:13] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, thats where i am
[18:13] <ManDay> im currently correcting the grub entry
[18:13] <ubuntu-> cant change the permissions, it seems
[18:13] <MaRk-I> bihari: yes
[18:13] <ManDay> wish me luck...
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: have fun
[18:13] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: ok brb let me get the exact error
[18:14] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, i dont get along with the new grub
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  #1 what filesystem is on it..
[18:14] <Kasuko> Anyone know how to confirm upstart is working correctly? `initctl list` isn't returning anything and things aren't being start on startup (eg cron). Ubuntu 10.04
[18:14] <ManDay> how do i boot after i edited an entry?
[18:14] <ManDay> in grub menu
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: ive never had to look at it as I only single boot my systems
[18:14] <ManDay> it says press ctrl-x but that doesnt do it
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> ManDay:  ctrl-x does it here. odd.
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> left control X
[18:15] <ManDay> Dr_Willis, first i press e to edit the entry and after im done i press ctrl-x?
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> ManDay:  yea thats all i ever recall doing
[18:15] <ManDay> doesnt work for me - does nothing
[18:15] <nuku> i cannot login with bootable flashdrive madeby remastersys "dist" iso . always shows authentication failure
[18:16] <ManDay> ah seems like 23 isnt even there or something works only if it says 22
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: its B to continue boot
[18:16] <ManDay> wtf is that
[18:16] <StaRetji> Folks, I need help with wget. I'm downloading with command "wget -N http://domain/somefile" this should download somefile only if it is newer than the one I have on my system? But it doesn't :/ Help is highly appreciated!
[18:16] <sebsebseb> !language | ManDay
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: i'd use livecd
[18:16] <fearful> does anyone know if vmware or virtualbox support the new version of iTunes to sync iTouch 3g with OS4 on it?
[18:17] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, almost there - got into aptitude. but i dont get it. i got a -23 generic plus the headers installed and -22 is gone but then it doesnt boot anything but 22 and that it does faulty
[18:17] <ManDay> only -23 in /boot too
[18:17] <ManDay> thats strange
[18:17] <Kasuko> Why wouldn't upstart a CRITICAL function work? `initctl list` returns nothing. Things aren't being started. Please help. Ubuntu 10.04
[18:18] <ManDay> can you guys check your uname please (assuming you have an uptodate from the reps)
[18:18] <ManDay> ?
[18:18] <ubuntu-> Dr_Willis, ubuntu autodetected it. it's an external harddrive on /media/usbdisk
[18:18] <shtower> fearful: I've been trying to sync mine with windows installed under VirtualBox, and I think it's possible using iTunes 9.02.
[18:18] <MegaHerz> Hi all. After upgrading to Lucid, my desktop goes sleeping after about 5 minutes. I can't find where this is configured.
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  NTFS is by default mounted read only, if you want to set it othewise install.run the ntfs-config tool. thats why i asked what 'filesystem' it was using.
[18:19] <fearful> shtower, it's not I'm unsuccessful it says needs new version of iTunes to sync.
[18:19] <Oer> MegaHerz, screensaver
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> !info ntfs-config
[18:19] <ManDay> can anyone uname please?
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> Linux cow 2.6.32-23-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 11 08:03:28 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[18:19] <MegaHerz> Oer: tree, thanks. I expect this would be in power conf
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> Yes - My pc's name is 'cow'
[18:19] <MegaHerz> true*
[18:20] <oru_work> in ubuntu /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini i have error_reporting = E_ALL , so now where can i look for php error logs ?
[18:20] <Oer> MegaHerz, true
[18:20] <ubuntu-> Dr_Willis, is there another way to do it? im on a livecd without internet
[18:20] <ubuntu-> (on another comp)
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  you can access the files as root if you wanted to.
[18:20] <ramy> I want to use a very tiny tool called "reformime" that is part of a relatively small package called "maildrop".. using apt-get install maildrop wants to install a very long list of dependencies including exim4 which will break my current mail server setup.. is there a way to install maildrop without all those useless (and not logical) dependencies ?
[18:20] <Oer> 2.6.32-23-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 11 08:03:28 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  open a command line. 'sudo -s'   the cd /media/wheever and do whatever you want with the files
[18:21] <ManDay> Can anyone help me then? I too got the 23 kernels but in grub it says 22 and then if I boot with that I get an X-rendered error message about nvidia failing and after that pitch black and no response
[18:21] <ubuntu-> Dr_Willis, sudo mkdir didnt work
[18:21] <ManDay> id would be good enough for now if I could connect to wlan from single user so i can getch the 22 again - any idea how this is done best?
[18:21] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  this is a NTFS drive?
[18:21] <ManDay> wpa_supplicant something?
[18:21] <StaRetji> Folks, I need help with wget. I'm downloading with command "wget -N http://domain/somefile" this should download somefile only if it is newer than the one I have on my system? But it doesn't :/ Help is highly appreciated, thx ;)
[18:22] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  if the drive was seen/detected to not been removed 'cleanly' by windows. it can also get mounted in read only mode as a 'safty' feature
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> StaRetji: could use rsync
[18:23] <ubuntu-> Dr_Willis, it says 'cannot create dir. .. readonly file system"
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> StaRetji: -N is for no timestamping
[18:23] <MegaHerz> Heh, what do you think about moving window control icons to the left? :) I'm still moving mouse to the up right )
[18:23] <jamesanelay> Hi, I just installed squirrelmail and got a "Error connecting to IMAP server: localhost. 111 : Connection refused" error is a "IMAP server" installed by default? if not how can I check if im running one? and then is im not what one should I install?
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: i think nothing of it
[18:24] <mkanyicy> ubuntu-, what do you want to do?
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  you do see the windows files on the drive?
[18:24] <ubuntu-> Dr_Willis, can i mount it manually with sudo mount? what /dev/? wiould it be?
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  you can.. but as i mentiooned IF the drive has some sort of Error. it may be getting forced into a read-only mode
[18:25] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: you find this is convinient or no?
[18:25] <MegaHerz> comfortable?
[18:25] <bacilos> guys
[18:25] <ubuntu-> yes i got read access
[18:25] <ubuntu-> cant change it to write access or do a mkdir as sudo
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  you would mount with a ciommand like --> 'sudo ntfs-3g /dev/whatever  /media/MAKEADIRECTORY'
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: i dont use them much, i use shortcut keys mainly
[18:25] <mkanyicy> ubuntu-, type 'df -h' and check which device is it
[18:25] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: ah, ok )
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  try mounting it by hand. and see if it mentions some errors
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: ubuntu-: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: some say left is the wrong side but they are incorrect, both sides are equally valid
[18:27] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: or invalid. Interesting - is that Mac is using left.
[18:27] <ubuntu-> i mounted it manually
[18:28] <Akkernight> 64-bit - Not recommended for daily desktop usage" <- why does the ubuntu download page say that?
[18:28] <ubuntu-> still it says 'readonly device
[18:28] <ubuntu-> readonly fileesystem*
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: mac uses left, windows uses right, inux can use either, or even both
[18:28] <ubuntu-> no errors
[18:28] <Akkernight> I mean I've used the older Ubuntu for daily desktop usage for quite some time
[18:28] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, ok im downloading the live image now. can i use it to directly fetch the 22 from the reps and install it back?
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Akkernight: 32bit is still more supported in some areas, 64bit is good if you have > 3gb RAM and/or intend to encode video / audio
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: sure, use a chroot
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  what was the mount command you used exactly?
[18:29] <ramy> I want to use a very tiny tool called "reformime" that is part of a relatively small package called "maildrop".. using apt-get install maildrop wants to install a very long list of dependencies including exim4 which will break my current mail server setup.. is there a way to install maildrop without all those useless (and not logical) dependencies ?
[18:29] <ubuntu-> sudo mount /dev/device  ./foo
[18:29] <Akkernight> ActionParsnip, doesn't everyone have >3gb RAM these days?
[18:29] <ManDay> does anyone have just a slight clue why i removed the -22 and there are no remains of it in /boot but uname still reports 22 and grub boots into it?!?!
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:   i mentioned using the 'ntfs-3g' command earlier...
[18:29] <mkanyicy> ubuntu-, what is the type of filesystem?
[18:29] <|jonathan|> hey
[18:29] <ubuntu-> oh ok, ill try that
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  you would mount with a command like --> 'sudo ntfs-3g /dev/whatever  /media/MAKEADIRECTORY'
[18:30] <shtower> ManDay
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  this IS a ntfs filesystem right?
[18:30] <ManDay> shtower, ?
[18:30] <Kasuko> My ubuntu 10.04 is having issues with it's runlevel. When I run `runlevel` I get unknown and lots of services arent started. Why?
[18:30] <pLr> ubuntu-: you can also mount using gnome
[18:30] <Oer> !webmin
[18:30] <shtower> ManDay: Sorry, I know how to get the option out of GRUB, but I don't know why uname is still reporting 22.
[18:31] <ubuntu-> i dont know, it's a toshiba external harddrive
[18:31] <^peanut^> Kasuko: What services are you talking about that aren't started?
[18:31] <mkanyicy> ubuntu-, its more likely then to be NTFS
[18:31] <k1ng> can anyone help me to setup dhcpd3-server please? i am a newbie
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  You have used it on windows machines befor?
[18:31] <ManDay> i dont even understand how this can possibly be. if there is no 22 kernel on the system why does uname report i was running a 22 kernel?
[18:31] <ManDay> thats impossible...
[18:31] <blorg> hat wer eine ahnung wie ich ein dyndns hostname bekomme?
[18:31] <ManDay> !de | blorg
[18:31] <ubuntu-> no but someone else has
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> ManDay:  sudo modprobe fairy-magic :)
[18:31] <blorg> oww fail, sry ^^
[18:32] <ManDay> Dr_Willis, modprobe dies with a fatal
[18:32] <nibbler_> Dr_Willis, install the server package, then check the /etc/dhcp* directory/config file, run the server, think about the message it gives you?
[18:32] <Kasuko> ^peanut^: cron is one I know, as well as my own deluge sysvinit scripts
[18:32] <ManDay> so does depmod
[18:32] <blorg> does someone know how to setup a dyndns hostname ?
[18:32] <ManDay> Dr_Willis, oh, was a joke...
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-:  i would plugit into a windows machine and  let windows scandisk it and check it.   If the ntfs-3g tools find the filesystem in a 'bad' state. it will mount it read only.
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> ManDay:  :)
[18:32] <pLr> blorg: yes you just go to dyndns.org and login its free
[18:32] <k1ng> can anyone help me to setup dhcpd3-server please? i am a newbie
[18:32] <ubuntu-> ok thanks
[18:33] <Kasuko> ^peanut^: when I go to root and run `telinit 2` then everything starts up
[18:33] <^peanut^> Kasuko: you'll need to install the sysvinit package. You can search for it using "sudo apt-cache search "package"
[18:33] <blorg> pLr, i mean using it as irc bouncer, so my ip doesnt get shown
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> Who was mentioning Conky earlier? If you like conky - check out --> http://www.webupd8.org/2010/06/conkywizard-gui-to-set-up-conky.html
[18:33] <^peanut^> Kasuko: You can also do that for cron. Most of those things can also be installed via the ubuntu package installer.
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> blorg:  if you want a hostname mask/cloak on this server. thats easially done.
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> !cloak
[18:34] <RealOpty> any one have audio working with HDMI nvidia?
[18:34] <blorg> yea ... but there isnt only freenode ^^
[18:34] <Oer> k1ng, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/dhcp3-server
[18:34] <Kasuko> ^peanut^: I have that installed, plus cron is no longer a sysvinit script. Why does it depend on sysvinit
[18:34] <^peanut^> Kasuko: ok. I come from a redhat background so ubuntu is still a bit new to me.
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> RealOpty: ive seen people ask, looks like a real pain
[18:34] <pLr> Dr_Willis: i like that conky link :)
[18:35] <^peanut^> Kasuko: it shouldn't.
[18:35] <RealOpty> ActionParsnip, sounds fun.
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> RealOpty:  ive seen a lot of people with problems with it. :) buit never a 'fix' in here. perhaps the forums may menion one.
[18:35] <jono> folks, my weekly Ask The Ubuntu Community Manager Q+A videocast is in 25mins live at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/at-home-with-jono-bacon
[18:35] <^peanut^> Kasuko: have you tried running /etc/init.d/cron start?
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> pLr:  i ntoiced thast the 64bit version dosent work. (on my 64bit box) but the 32bit version does.
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> RealOpty: not worth it imho, just use standard audio out to speakers
[18:35] <EpicCyndaquil> I'm gonna set up a media box, what are my software options, and what kind of a remote should I start looking at?
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | EpicCyndaquil
[18:35] <pLr> blorg: but that name still resolves to an ip.. ive never setup a bouncer w/ dyndns
[18:36] <puff> EpicCyndaquil: You might find more help on the #mythtv channel.
[18:36] <^peanut^> !ot | EpicCyndaquil
[18:36] <Dr_Willis> EpicCyndaquil:  the MythTV forums and Mythbuntu channel/forums are good places to check for 'remote' suggestions
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> EpicCyndaquil: xbmc is good for media centres
[18:36] <rob_p> k1ng: If you want your server to offer *both* DHCP and DNS services, you should consider dnsmasq.
[18:36] <RealOpty> Dr_Willis, so far ive tried installing the PPA sound thingy and it shows up as a sound card HDMI now :\
[18:36] <blorg> but its shown as something.dyndns.org
[18:36] <EpicCyndaquil> ^peanut^: I was considering Ubuntu for it, so it is Ubuntu related.
[18:36] <Kasuko> ^peanut^: Yes, but that doesn't work because its really only a link to the upstart job
[18:36]  * ActionParsnip runs a local dns on each of his systems
[18:37] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: +1, me too
[18:37] <EpicCyndaquil> anyway, thanks for the help, good enough to start :)
[18:37] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: you still here
[18:37]  * philinux hides
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: 0ms for resolution times is niiiiice :)
[18:38] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: I get the error error communicating with authentication system-general failure
[18:38] <StaRetji> ActionParsnip: sorry, was afk
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: couple that with chrome's pre-dns stuff and you got some slick web
[18:39] <StaRetji> ActionParsnip: are you sure -N is for no timpestamp, I thought it was to turn it on
[18:39] <StaRetji> it's obvious then
[18:39] <rob_p> ActionParsnip: MegaHerz: I run a local nameserver for my network so I get the same benefit without having to run caching nameservers on each host.
[18:39] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: I can honestly say I've never seen that before
[18:39] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: yes :) Except chrom(ium) us yet to be idle in the rest
[18:39] <MegaHerz> is*
[18:39] <StaRetji> ActionParsnip: Thx man :)
[18:39] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: now I gotta see if I can fix it somehow
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: how do you mean?
[18:40] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: If I was in that situation I'd use the livecd and set up a chroot then create a new user
[18:40] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: on 9.04 I was using nightly builds. Crashes, glitches etc...
[18:41] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: 9.10 I meant
[18:41] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: ignore the topic but here it tells you how to set up a chroot. It's real easy. http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: hmm, always been flawless here. I'm using the unstable deb from the site, runs fine. Used the daily up until yesterday and was equally good
[18:41] <ManDay> aaaaaaaaaaaaaah Dr_Willis ... guess what was the problem
[18:41] <ManDay> thats awful
[18:41] <ManDay> well it still is but guess
[18:41] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: ok thanks for the advice I might just use a recovery shell port over all my important files to my windows partition and reinstall the whole system ...nice thing about having a dual boot system
[18:42] <ManDay> how could that be: no 22 kernel in boot but still i get uname 22
[18:42] <ManDay> pretty obvious if you think about it
[18:42] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: you can use the livecd to do that
[18:42] <StaRetji> ActionParsnip: unfortunately, removing -N now downloads and renames files filename1, filename2
[18:43] <Tempus_Fugit> philinux: ok cool thanks I'm sure I will figure out something ...just out of curiosity does this sound like maybe a bug that I should report or my own damn fault ??
[18:43] <|jonathan|> how can i configure vodafone MD950 II usb modem in my ubuntu
[18:43] <TechMiX> hi all! is there any way that i use this usb wimax modem? :( : Huawei BM328, vendor-num: 198f, product-num: 0220
[18:43] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: in your dns setup - is cache resetted every boot or stored?
[18:44] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: or your uptime is so long that you don't care )
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: reset afaik, not really bothered though. it soon learns
[18:44] <MegaHerz> ActionParsnip: ok )
[18:44] <Tempus_Fugit> wish there was a way we could actually tt someone from the ubuntu dev team in here that would be a great help
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: on my fileserver its pretty long uptime
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> MegaHerz: laptop is reset too but its ok
[18:45] <Tempus_Fugit> hmm maybe I will do a quick search on ubuntu forums with my error message and see what that yields
[18:45] <Pici> Tempus_Fugit: If its not a bug then it will be marked as invalid.
[18:46] <Onle> New hack tools on www.team3d.3xforum.ro
[18:47] <Tempus_Fugit> well Im kinda thinkin being the noob that I am I probly screwed up somewhere.....I'm lovin Lucid almost ready to switch completely to Ubuntu and just get rid of windows but at times like this its nice to have a backup
[18:47] <Tempus_Fugit> Ok all thanks for the help bbl
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> !backup | Tempus_Fugit:
[18:48] <bavbat> Q: approx. how much should i alllocate for /home and /usr when installing ubuntu?
[18:48] <Tempus_Fugit> ok yes I will do that when I figure out how to fix my current crisis....ty
[18:49] <bavbat> i have like 200gb
[18:49] <Wunderkind> \o/
[18:50] <Wunderkind> hey all, is there a way to make xterm transparent?
[18:50] <aeon-ltd> bavbat: you don't really *need* a /usr partition
[18:50] <bavbat> ok,  so i can just setup /home /boot and / ?
[18:50] <bavbat> and swap of course
[18:50] <Zoomrenalt> Sony handycam DCR-HC62 not detecting in Kino. Thanks in advance!
[18:52] <Zoomrenalt> Sony handycam DCR-HC62 connected to PC using USB not detecting in Kino. Thanks in advance!
[18:52] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: like I said I've never seen that aeeror before so how it happened I dunno
[18:52] <aeon-ltd> bavbat: yeah pretty much, you can have a /usr if you realy like separating your applications
[18:53] <Tempus_Fugit> well my OS is still intact just cant login thru gnome .....grrrr
[18:53] <Tempus_Fugit> cuz if I use a recovery shell I can still login with my user and pw just fine
[18:53] <Tempus_Fugit> I just cant login thru the GUI
[18:54] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: Not encouraging http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1373758
[18:54] <Zoomrenalt> Sony handycam DCR-HC62 connected to PC using USB not detecting in Kino.  Ubuntu 9.10.
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Tempus_Fugit: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[18:54] <kusznir> Hi all: how do I change my software source on a ubuntu-server install without X (command line only)?  I want to select one of the specific mirrors listed in the software source selector tool in the gui.
[18:55] <philinux> Tempus_Fugit: when you use recovery can you then startx after you've logged in
[18:55] <_chun> I'm trying to pause audacious2 over ssh, but I get the error "No protocol specified" "audacious2: Unable to open display, exiting."Any suggestions?
[18:55] <Tempus_Fugit> thats a good ?
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Tempus_Fugit: may help
[18:55] <Tempus_Fugit> ActionParsnip: ok and then what will that do ...sorry I like to learn from the ground up
[18:56] <trism> _chun: add DISPLAY=:0.0 before the command (or whatever display audacious is on)
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Tempus_Fugit: run the install script once the files get copied in, usually defaults stuff and makes it nice
[18:57] <pk__> how do we open the grub screen
[18:57] <Topy44> how can i get a "classic" gdm login screen that requires me to type in my username? i dont want it to display a list of users
[18:57] <_chun> trism: already done, same error
[18:57] <pk__> any key like F8 or something
[18:58] <|jonathan|> how to cinfigure vodafone usb modem in ubuntu tell me and connect it with intetnet
[18:58] <Pici> pk__: shift
[18:58] <pk__> i want to stat my computer in run level 1
[18:58] <theadmin> Help needed
[18:58] <Magnum8186> hey all
[18:58] <Zoomrenalt> Sony handycam DCR-HC62 connected using USB not detecting in Kino.
[18:58] <Pici> !nox > pk__
[18:58] <pk__> when should i press it?
[18:58] <Tempus_Fugit> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword  this may be my ticket right here on the thread philinux  posted
[18:58] <theadmin> I have broken packages, precisely "vlc" and "vlc-nox", it can't upgrade them
[18:58] <Magnum8186> anyone using backtrack 4?
[18:58] <ramu_6967> i am getting an error msg on opening geditor
[18:59] <blain> yeah Magnum8186
[18:59] <trism> _chun: are you on karmic?
[18:59] <blain> theadmin can you uninstall them?
[18:59] <theadmin> blain: Nope
[19:00] <Magnum8186> u like it?
[19:00] <IdleOne> #backtrack-linux for backtrack support
[19:00] <IdleOne> and discussion
[19:00] <blain> Magnum8186 yes
[19:00] <pk__> Pici: from the starting itself i kept on pressing eacape
[19:00] <pk__> but no gain
[19:00] <pk__> boot process keeps on going
[19:00] <theadmin> Lemme paste the output of a lot of stuff I tried
[19:01] <_chun> trism: yep
[19:01] <IdleOne> pk__: press the shift key
[19:01] <theadmin> http://pastebin.com/g5uYFmEE
[19:01] <pk__> let me ry that too
[19:01] <stanley_robertso> hi all... need a small info.. i got registered with ubuntu [ with my pgp key ] .. wanted to know.. if i want to start working on bugs.. which is the best site to go with.
[19:02] <trism> _chun: yeah that would be in, they moved the .Xauthority file in karmic, so you need to set XAUTHORITY correctly too, this is fixed in lucid (somehow, it is still in the new location, but finds it automatically now)
[19:02] <Pici> stanley_robertso: Take a look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs and #ubuntu-bugs
[19:02] <Magnum8186> hey blain how do i run test on my server to c if i have it programmed right from attackers?
[19:02] <abhishek_> hello everyone
[19:02] <mnemon> Magnum8186: you mean protected? :)
[19:02] <Pici> !backtrack | Magnum8186
[19:03] <abhishek_> i am getting problem in empathy audio and video call
[19:03] <pk__> what mode should i go with ...so that i can run fsck utility
[19:03] <IdleOne> Magnum8186: please go to #backtrack-linux. #ubuntu does not provide support for BT
[19:03] <terry_> Is there any kind of disk checking in ubuntu?
[19:03] <lxsys> I've got a Matrox G400 graphics card, but ubuntu has only detected one output. How would I use the seccond output?
[19:03] <trism> _chun: although, even set correctly, it isn't working for me over ssh with audacious (I can't pause an already running instance), so not sure
[19:03] <mkanyicy> terry_, fsck
[19:04] <terry_> If I switch off my computer without shutting it down
[19:04] <_chun> trism: what does it need to be set to? :0.0?
[19:04] <stanley_robertso> thanks Pici
[19:04] <jezi22> guys can i edit grub using grub.cfg?
[19:04] <terry_> Whats fsck
[19:04] <terry_> ?
[19:04] <abhishek_> in audio session giveingg error audio stream is not stablished
[19:04] <blain> ?
[19:04] <IdleOne> terry_: fsck =file system check
[19:04] <boran_blok> hi
[19:04] <jezi22> guys can i edit grub using grub.cfg or there is another method?
[19:04] <boran_blok> Is this the right place to ask about smbd cpu usage issues ?
[19:04] <trism> _chun: no, it would be something like /var/run/gdm/auth-for-username-randomcharacters/database
[19:04] <mkanyicy> terry_, fsck your disk
[19:05] <terry_> Does it check automatically at startup?
[19:05] <IdleOne> !grub2 > jezi22
[19:05] <cipher_> could anyone help me with a major package / apt-get/aptitude problem
[19:05] <terry_> If I switch off my computer without shutting it down
[19:05] <RealOpty> does anyone use Empathy??
[19:05] <mkanyicy> terry_, what do you want to achieve, really?
[19:05] <ZykoticK9> jezi22, if you are using grub2 you are probably looking for the file /etc/default/grub - grub.cfg gets overwritten
[19:05] <blain> jezi22 vi /boot/grub/grub.conf
[19:05] <sudipta> i have a apple ipod shuffle that i could not load in gtkpod in lucid.It shows error message about itunes database.Please help
[19:05] <blain> ah grub2
[19:05] <lxsys> I've got a Matrox G400 graphics card, but ubuntu has only detected one output. How would I use the seccond output?
[19:06] <terry_> mkanyicy:Can I pm u?
[19:06] <mkanyicy> no prob
[19:06] <Faethin> Greetings
[19:06] <pk__> what should i add to kernel line in grub so that my file system doesnot get mounted and i can use fsck
[19:06] <Faethin> Is there a terminal command that allows me to check which applications are currently using sound devices?
[19:07] <philinux> pk__: use recovery mode then use umount or livecd and use system>admin>disk utility
[19:07] <trism> _chun: on karmic when I wanted to launch things over ssh, I added: xterm -e bash -c "xauth extract $HOME/.Xauthority $DISPLAY" to my System/Preferences/Startup Applications, so I could just set DISPLAY to launch things over ssh (it copies Xauthority back to the default location in ~/.Xauthority), but this is no longer required in lucid
[19:07] <Loonatic> Hi there,
[19:07] <abhishek__> can any one tel me how can i use audio video call on empathy its giving error audio stream is not established
[19:07] <jezi22> thanks guys
[19:08] <terry_> mkanicy,check your pm!!
[19:08] <Faethin> Excuse me, bump:
[19:08] <Loonatic> I got a directory index with loads of pictures and i want to be able to see the thumbnail on my localhost... Anyone got a suggestion ?
[19:08] <Faethin> Is there a terminal command that allows me to check which applications are currently using sound devices?
[19:08] <_chun> trism: ah, setting XAUTHORITY worked perfectly, cheers
[19:08] <pk__> philinux: i am using virtual box and ubuntu is host
[19:08] <pk__> what method do you recommend now
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> jezi22: you edit the config files which configure grub2 then run: sudo update-grub
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> Loonatic: you can use x forwarding and run your file browser in the forwarded system, or you can mount the file system using sshfs and browse the data like a local folder
[19:10] <jezi22> the comment in grub is "#" right?
[19:10] <usacomputertec> how do I get a copy of Linux for free
[19:10] <Zoomrenalt> Sony handycam not detecting in Kino. Sony DCR-HC62, USB and Ubuntu 9.10
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> !download | usacomputertec
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> usacomputertec: all linuxes are free
[19:10] <Loonatic> ActionParsnip: your right i could do this i'll go read on the X forwarding cheers :)
[19:11] <Loonatic> lol forget that it's a console box lol
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> Loonatic: its default enabled in openssh-server
[19:11] <sudipta> is ubuntu 10.10 going to be very different than other ubuntus?
[19:11] <Loonatic> No X
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> Loonatic: you may be able to mount sshfs from the console, ir you can share the folder using samba if the system can read windows shares
[19:11] <ZykoticK9> sudipta, in the desktop space it's very similar to 10.04 (so far)
[19:12] <MACscr> anyone know of an app that will allow me to divide one of my monitors into grids? Aka, so i can maximize windows into just its "grid"
[19:12] <Loonatic> ActionParsnip: there is already a samba share for that folder,
[19:12] <ridin> does anyone use joy2key?
[19:13] <lxsys> I've got a Matrox G400 graphics card, but ubuntu has only detected one output. How would I use the seccond output?
[19:13] <dr3mro> hey
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> lxsys: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=620213
[19:14] <Zoomrenalt> Kino not detecting  Sony DCR-HC62. Using USB. Ubuntu 9.10.
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> lxsys: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/monitor-ghosting-with-matrox-g400-dual-head-problem-173752/
[19:15] <beutdeuce> in my chroot environment, i am having trouble compiling: /usr/include/stdio.h:34: include file 'stddef.h' not found
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Zoomrenalt: run: lsusb     oe line will identify the device, you can then websearch for guides
[19:15] <beutdeuce> i have libc6 and libc6 dev installed as well as build essentials
[19:16] <Zoomrenalt> <ActionParsnip> thanks
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> beutdeuce: http://pastie.org/1044409
[19:17] <abhishek__> can any one solve issue for empathy audio and video chat
[19:17] <beutdeuce> ActionParsnip: thnx
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> abhishek__: does it work in cheese?
[19:18] <Faethin> Excuse me, if I keep periodically posting a question with the hopes that somebody might know the answer, is it considered flooding?
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> Faethin: as long as its not excessive then its fine
[19:18] <pk__> philinux: i opened disk utility using live cd
[19:18] <SnoFox> Faethin: It'd be best if you try to reword your question each time to give more detail.
[19:18] <pk__> but where is the option to check the disk
[19:18] <Faethin> ActionParsnip: thank you
[19:18] <Faethin> SnoFox: Oh, okay
[19:18] <Kingsy> ok I have installed apache php5 and mysql, I still need to install phpmyadmin and curl for my localhost.. can someone tell me the cmd's for that?
[19:19] <Faethin> Is there a terminal command that allows me to check which applications are currently using any sound devices, be it input or output devices?
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> !info phpmyadmin
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin curl
[19:19] <abys> hi , is samba server secure ?
[19:19] <mkanyicy> pk__, what do you want to do?
[19:20] <abhishek__> ActionParsnip, yeah its working . but on lucid no audio video call is possible on any im  pidgin, empathy i tested
[19:20] <Kingsy> oh.. very easy then.. I just assumed I needed to do something special to configure it with my localhost
[19:20] <pk__> i want to chck disk
[19:20] <ncfi1013_> in linux by default i dont have to worry about not having a router right?
[19:20] <pk__> i had a power cut
[19:20] <mkanyicy> abys, yes.
[19:20] <pk__> and it is telling many files are corrupted
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> abhishek__: thats all i got the dude, i dont use webcams or empathy
[19:21] <mkanyicy> pk__, what filesystem are you talking about, FAT32, NTFS, EXT3, EXT4?
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> pk__: you can use the -a option to fix te files (if possible)
[19:21] <pk__> whatever ubuntu creates while its installation
[19:21] <alexander_> Need help getting my iPod up and running. 2.2.1 FW on a Touch. Not recognized by banshee/gtkpod/amarok/rythmbox. Rythmbox displays import errors related to temp.tmp. virtual box windows wont load itunes so I'm a bit desperate here thanks.
[19:22] <abys> mkanyicy: Can i access a samba server from the internet or only my lan?
[19:22] <blackxored> can someone here tell me why I can do a dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb1 to an sdcard without any single I/O error or usb reset, and when i create a fat32 filesystem (mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sdb1) and after that one an ext one (mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb2), when I mount the fat is ok, but when i do that with the ext: mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt i got "invalid superblock, can't find ext3 fs on ...")????
[19:22] <blackxored> any of you?
[19:22] <pk__> i installed it today itself ..just selected default layout on a blank disk
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> pk__: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[19:23] <pk__> ActionParsnip: as i told you this problem is because of power cut
[19:23] <mkanyicy> abys, why dont you use ssh?
[19:23] <pk__> i have this tpe of errors usually
[19:23] <Dr_Willis>  blackxored  One normally chages the partition type. befor reformating. I dont think you just 'reformat' a partition to other filesystems that way with out potential problems
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> blackxored: you can use dd_rescue to zero the partition
[19:24] <pk__> but normally i have a windows guest on ubuntu host  and i use chkdisk utility of windows
[19:24] <Dr_Willis> blackxored:  check the 'sudo fdisk -l' output on the device
[19:24] <pk__> but this time is ubuntu guest on windows host
[19:24] <pk__> so i need a disk utility for ubuntu
[19:24] <racethesunlive> blackxored: did you try sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt?
[19:24] <blackxored> Dr_Willis, ActionParsnip, probably i asked here before, so don't treat me like a lol
[19:24] <blackxored> Here is the thing
[19:24] <wlfsbrg> hi all, as long as a user is a member of a group, can they modify items in folders designated for that group, even if the owner is a different user?
[19:25] <pk__> ActionParsnip: -e option with what
[19:25] <abys> mkanyicy: Pff i installed openssh before but im really scared of getting hackd ... i wanna learn but it holds me down
[19:25] <blackxored> when i mean formatted, i let you assume the fdisk and the change partition type and then the mkfs's
[19:25] <ezraw> Is anyone successfully using a screen sharing application as the host? If so, which one? I tried dimdim, but the linux client doesn't support starting a meeting.
[19:25] <blackxored> racethesunlive, the fat mounts fine, the ext afterwards it doesn't
[19:25] <Zoomrenalt> Kino not detecting  Sony DCR-HC62. Using USB. Ubuntu 9.10.
[19:26] <blackxored> i though that would be the card, but someone can tell if the sdcard is broken if i can zero out from 0 to 8.1 gb without i/o errors or resets? using dd BTW
[19:26] <Dr_Willis> blackxored:  so you are using fdisk and changeing the partition type, befor formating?
[19:26] <blackxored> Dr_Willis, ActionParsnip, sorry about the former, i mean i know damn sure on how to format
[19:26] <blackxored> Dr_Willis, yes type b for fat 83 for linux, no big deal
[19:26] <Macha1> I had a screen session running, and my home internet connection died. screen -r <num> doesn't reattach it. How do I get it back? It says it is Attached to something
[19:26] <ZykoticK9> Zoomrenalt, see if running kino with as super-user helps "gksu kino" and see if it detects the camera
[19:26] <mkanyicy> abys, well then, ssh is the best there is. when it comes to security. and your samba is nothing compared to it
[19:26] <Dr_Willis> blackxored:  just double checking.
[19:26] <blackxored> then i did mfks.vfat -F32 /dev/sdb1 <= that one mounts
[19:26] <jezi22> how to remove grub default?
[19:26] <blackxored> but the one at mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb2 <= doesn't mount
[19:27] <DrPoO> I dont get any sound wokring with flash on 10.04
[19:27] <DrPoO> any suggestions?
[19:27] <abys> mkanyicy: ok thx :)
[19:27] <ZykoticK9> blackxored, "sudo fdisk -l" and see if it lists the second partition correctly
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> blackxored: if you want the whole device wiping then use the disk name instead of the partition
[19:28] <Macha1> Never mind, found it. screen -d -r <num>
[19:28] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip - that installation of phpmyadmin didnt work
[19:28] <Kingsy> and curl
[19:28] <Kingsy> http://localhost/phpmyadmin is a deadlink
[19:28] <Kingsy> and the app I have running on my localhost says curl isnt installed
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: they are on the repos
[19:28] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, again i did dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb where sdb is my sdcard
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> !info curl
[19:29] <TenPhil> Can someone point me in the right direction, in terms of doing usability testing and new user experience testing for the community?
[19:29] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip - yea and I installed them.. with apt-get install curl etc
[19:29] <Kingsy> but they don't seem to have linked to my localhost
[19:29] <jagwire> would there be any reason why ubuntu would fail to detect one gpu but not another one in the same system?
[19:29] <Kingsy> any reason why?
[19:29] <DrPoO> I cant get sound to work on my flash plugin on a 64 bit 10.04
[19:29] <jagwire> They're the same gpu make and model
[19:29] <DrPoO> any ideas?
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: not sure, check your config with curl etc
[19:30] <chuns> i need a good antivirus
[19:30] <chuns> can someone recommend me
[19:30] <Kingsy> I really don't know enough about this stuff to do that
[19:30] <Kingsy> well I am noob at linux
[19:30] <ZykoticK9> !virus | chuns
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: can you use: http://www.pastie.org  to give the output of:   uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: try asking in a channel more specific to your question
[19:30] <slan76> hello
[19:31] <mkanyicy> chuns, don't bother about antivirus
[19:31] <j_ayen_green> long time developer, linux noob, though less of one after two weeks! have ubuntu 10.04 up and running nicely on virtualbox on a laptop. lots of software added and configured, etc. etc.  now i find that there is a kernel intended for this use. I see a package for Compute kernel for virtual machines. Is there a way to install this without killing everything I've done?
[19:31] <mkanyicy> hi slan76
[19:31] <slan76> who sleeping in pajamas???
[19:31] <TenPhil> chuns: try ClamAV, just search for Clam in the software centre. Although you strictly don't need one, if you want one try it...
[19:31] <Kingsy> ok
[19:31] <slan76> hi
[19:31] <mkanyicy> slan76, definitely you
[19:31] <realubot> I'm reading about the Multiseat in Ubuntu. Is the replacement of gdm by XDMCP really sure? "XDMCP is not particularly secure protocol so it is a good idea to make gdm refuse connections from other computers. Add a line gdm: 127.* in /etc/hosts.allow  and a line gdm: ALL in /etc/hosts.deny. "
[19:32] <chuns> once i met with a clamav developer
[19:32] <blackxored> j_ayen_green, i wouldn't go into that for now, virtualbox is using emulated virtualization so a kernel won't make a difference there, virtualized kernels are for projects like the xen hypervisor
[19:32] <slan76> Poland
[19:32] <chuns> tey left he development
[19:32] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, http://www.pastie.org/1044433
[19:32] <acovrig> how do I add favorites to GnoMenu?
[19:33] <j_ayen_green> blackxored: ah, ok. i was hoping the poor performance i'm getting was because of that. I started the whole thing because wamp was so deadly slow, and find that i'm not getting that much better with lamp.
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: theres a ppa for 64bit flash. its 10.0 but it works nice
[19:33] <j_ayen_green> and netbeans is killing me its so slow
[19:33] <blain> use eclipse
[19:33] <patdk-wk> [ insert daily gripe about needing to include 'do-release-upgrade -p' when upgrading from hardy LTS to lucid LTS ... its not proposed, its released! ]
[19:33] <patdk-wk> why is -p still needed to upgrade?
[19:33] <slan76> who using UBUNTU from Poland?
[19:33] <blain> !pl
[19:34] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, where can i find that?
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer flashplugin-nonfree; sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installer
[19:34] <slan76> o polski język :)
[19:34] <j_ayen_green> blain: is it much quicker? netbeans is Forever checking for external changes to files...drives me crazy
[19:34] <Pici> !pl | slan76
[19:34] <slan76> yes, ok
[19:34] <blackxored> j_ayen_green, virtualbox can use Intel and AMD virtualization technologies if your micro (Bios enabled) supports it, so it would run faster, on mines, without VT it works awesomely, just a little bit slower than vmware
[19:34] <slan76> !pl
[19:34] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, Dr_Willis: so?
[19:35] <j_ayen_green> blackxored: I believe I remember it having me check for a setting when I installed it, for that, and it wasn't supported
[19:35] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, I had been reading around and some pple recommend replacing pulseaudio
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> blackxored: use fdisk to remove all partitions then zero it off.
[19:36] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, with oss
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: with what?
[19:36] <blain> blackxored use dd
[19:36] <acovrig> how do I add favorites to GnoMenu? Right-click doesn't work
[19:36] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, blan, I did that the time i zeroed
[19:36] <j_ayen_green> but, for example, I opened a file in a Drupal install yesterday in netbeans, a fairly small one, and it was like 90 seconds or more before netbeans populated the list of functions in it :p
[19:37] <blackxored> but somehow after using the phone's formatter, this is now the partition table: http://pastebin.com/3hsSNT09
[19:37] <blackxored> partition 1 mounts fine, partition 2 can't find superblock
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: never done that myself
[19:37] <dr3mro> ubuntu is missing one big feature ... be hard for geeks to waste time with it like we do by reinstalling windows every 30 days :)
[19:38] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, ok did the apt get lines
[19:38] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, but still no sound
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: do you get video?
[19:38] <jezi22> guys.. how to remove entries in Grub2?
[19:38] <DrPoO> yup
[19:38] <blain> edit hte config
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> jezi22: uninstall the kernels you don't use
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: if you run: alsamixer    are any levels muted or low?
[19:39] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, Dr_Willis: somehow after 2 o 3 usb-24 reset hs usb device ehci_hcd mounted it, i don't know how, the phone can't mount it
[19:40] <jezi22> @ActionParsnip where can i see the name of the kernel?
[19:40] <ZykoticK9> jezi22, see number 7 of http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> jezi22: the current kernel can be seen with: uname -a     you can list all installed kernels with: dpkg -l | grep linux-image-2
[19:40] <blain> jezi22 using synaptic
[19:40] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, everything is to the max
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> jezi22: DO NOT remove the current kerel
[19:40] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, and still no sound
[19:40] <sinisa> test
[19:40] <blain> sinisa test failed
[19:41] <Kingsy> does anyone in here have 10 mins spare? I am installing a localhost and I am totally lost.. I need some help
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: is the volume low in the videos?
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> blackxored:  ive had other flakey usb devices in the past. I tend to give them to my brother. :)
[19:41] <blain> ahah
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: what does "installing a localhost" involve?
[19:41] <eitan> What value should I put in /etc/default/grub GRUB_DEFAULT  to select windows as the default OS?
[19:41] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, triple checked, and no...
[19:42] <blain> eitan the kernel line
[19:42] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip - well I got apache working.. php working.. mysql working
[19:42] <blain> the option order
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> eitan: depends what entry it appears at in the list, count the entrys when you boot, the top one is 0, not 1
[19:42] <|jonathan|> how do u play dvd in ubuntu without having internet or downloading any kind of plugins
[19:42] <blain> |jonathan| use vlc
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: you need to install libdvdcss2 from medibuntu
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> !dvd
[19:42] <Kingsy> I still need curl, phpmyadmin, pdo_mysql, gd and mcrypt
[19:42] <blackxored> Dr_Willis, is the only class6 on 11000km
[19:43] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip i dont hav internet in my ubuntu pc how can i play my dvd
[19:43] <oCean_> !afk > yessir_turan|afk
[19:43] <Kingsy> and I have no idea how to get those things installed so my apache installation sees them
[19:43] <|jonathan|> i cannot download any plugins that totem wants
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: you will need to download the package somewhere else then
[19:43] <ManDay> What FS should i use for a bootable USB stick?
[19:43] <blain> ext4 or fat
[19:43] <ManDay> fat what?
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: ext2 if its for Linux
[19:43] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip i can download the package form this pc ... can i download all the package and install it in ubuntu and run it?
[19:44] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, do you know why is now mounting the ext2 fs when i formatted with the phone, and why is resetting 3 or 4 times before so
[19:44] <blackxored> ?
[19:44] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, ok
[19:44] <kjele> |jonathan|: Try Linux Mint it should have support out of the box
[19:44] <Kingsy> can someone help me with it?
[19:44] <jezi22> @ActionParsnip thanks dude.. :D
[19:44] <ManDay> any idea why an usb stick boots fine in one computer but hangs up on another?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: you can pull debs down and stick them on a storage device to transfer.
[19:45] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip didnt get u.. im new in ubuntu
[19:45] <|jonathan|> :D
[19:45] <Pici> Kingsy: What exactly is the issue? Did you install those packages? Are you getting errors? etc..
[19:45] <blackxored> |jonathan|, you can install ubuntu-restricted-extras metapackage through software center or synaptic, then use ubuntu-tweak for adding the medibuntu archive, and install missings
[19:45] <oCean_> Kingsy: what is it that you require those specific packages? Whatever it is, they probably should provide a decent install/config manual
[19:46] <hareldvd> What value should I put in /etc/default/grub GRUB_DEFAULT to select Windows as default OS?
[19:46] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, any other suggestions?
[19:46] <|jonathan|> blackxored do i need internet for this work ?
[19:46] <_jesse_> |jonathan|: if you have an internet connection on this pc, why not just plug in the ethernet to the other?
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: you can download debs off the web to then put on a storage device to transfer to the system with no internet connection
[19:46] <Dr_Willis> hareldvd:  depends on how far down the list windows is.. Or you can use the 'saved' feature of grub2 and select windows  by 'name'
[19:46] <blackxored> |jonathan|, sure you do, otherwise you'll have to copy the mirrors offline, or with apt-cacher-ng on an internet-enabled machine, hard setups, you need the net to install only btw
[19:47] <|jonathan|> _jesse_ what is ethernet
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> hareldvd: there is no single answer, you need to reboot and count the options down, then set it to that
[19:47] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip where cani download them
[19:47] <Dr_Willis> hareldvd:  see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> hareldvd: you could have 20 kernels installed and the number will be greater than if you had 1 or 2
[19:47] <_jesse_> |jonathan|: the wire that is likely plugged into the back of this pc that allows you to connect to the internet :P it looks like a phone cord wire, only bigger
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> hareldvd: there is no ONE answer, we can only tell you HOW you can get it yourself
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[19:48] <Dr_Willis> hareldvd:  look at where it mentions --> GRUB_DEFAULT=saved
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: you'll nee dto head over to medibuntu too
[19:48] <Kingsy> Pici - atm I don't get any errors.. I installed apache, php5 and mysql.. then I loaded a app on my webserver.. it says that I still need to install curl, mcrypt, gd, pdo_mysql, and phpmyadmin..  so I did apt-get install phpmyadmin curl , then refreshed the app still says I need to install the same things (it did not see that I installed two of them) and localhost/phpmyadmin is a deadlink
[19:48] <|jonathan|> _jesse_ lol i dont have the cards and stuff i only hav a wireless usb modem and having toublw with u
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | |jonathan|
[19:48] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip should i download mediabuntu?
[19:48] <Kingsy> Pici - so I guess I am asking how do I install these things (curl, phpmyadmin etc) and tell my apache installation where they are
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: i think the page tells you how to download debs seperately too
[19:48] <Pici> Kingsy: You need to restart apache after doing those things.
[19:49] <|jonathan|> okk
[19:49] <_jesse_> |jonathan|: ah I see, then yes, you can download them offline using the methods others have suggested, it's just a bit more annoying
[19:49] <|jonathan|> i dont understand anything :
[19:49] <|jonathan|> :
[19:50] <Kingsy> Pici - ok I have just restarted it.. some progress.. its no-longer asking for mcyrpt etc but its still asking for curl and localhost/phpmyadmin is still a deadlink
[19:50] <Kingsy> Pici - any ideas?
[19:50] <blackxored> can someone tell me, about this sdcard, if i get a 512 ext2 filesystem after a fat32 one, it mounts, when i set it up to 4096 it cant mount?
[19:50] <DrPoO> I cant get sound to work on my flash plugin on a 64 bit 10.04
[19:50] <Kingsy> Pici - I guess I need to tell apache I have phpmyadmin installed somewhere?
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: do you use one of those creative audigy things?
[19:50] <Misterio> blackxored: Have you tried ext4?
[19:50] <DrPoO> nope
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> DrPoO: good, makes things a LOT easier
[19:51] <DrPoO> ActionParsnip, I have a thinkpad
[19:51] <blackxored> Misterio, i'll try now
[19:51] <blackxored> Misterio, but its a tricky sdcard
[19:51] <blackxored> let me first try with 2048 mb ext2 after the remaining fat
[19:51] <Misterio> Okay
[19:51] <metalf88011> when using Rhythmbox to transfer a large number of tracks to a portable media player is it possible to stop or cancel the transfer in the middle?
[19:52] <kjele> |jonathan|: If it is too technical for you install this Linux distribution as you did with Ubuntu http://linuxmint.com/
[19:52] <pLr> DrPoO: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=64+bit+flash+problem+ubuntu
[19:52] <Pici> Kingsy: You shouldn't need to tell apache anything.  phpmyadmin's default setup should put a symlink to its conf file into /etc/apache2/conf.d
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: you dont have a connection so you need to access the internet on another PC and download the files for the codecs and such you need. These are simple files which you can put onto a USB stick, SD / CF card, CD and then put then onto the system with no connection and install them
[19:52] <Pici> !google | pLr
[19:52] <ManDay> Dr_Willis, as for my problem:
[19:52] <Kingsy> Pici - hmm so what would you suggest?
[19:52] <Dr_Willis> ManDay:  what was the problem? i got the attentionspan of a newt today.
[19:52] <ManDay> Dr_Willis, I had /boot on a not automount partition
[19:52] <Pici> Kingsy: Have you restarted apache?
[19:52] <ManDay> Dr_Willis, remember?
[19:52] <ManDay> 22 vs 23 kernel
[19:53] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip tell me the place where can i download all the stuff like dvd player, mp3 player everything
[19:53] <Pici> Kingsy: sorry, just read that line.  One moment.
[19:53] <Dr_Willis> ManDay:  Not really. :) had the grandkids here for the last 2 weeks
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: the medibuntu page also gives instructions on how to download the deb files and you can do the same with those too
[19:53] <Kingsy> Pici - yup .. I did sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[19:53] <Pici> Kingsy: Do you have a phpmyadmin.conf file in /etc/apache2/conf.d/ ?
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: http://packages.ubuntu.com   http://www.medibuntu.com
[19:53] <barfster> I am about to copy Ubuntu 10.04 Mini CD onto a memory stick, I have the ISO on my Mac, and would like to copy it to the memory stick, my instincts tell me to use dd, but guide tells me about: "Copying Files to USB Stick"
[19:53] <|jonathan|> okk
[19:53] <blackxored> Misterio, ActionParsnip, Dr_Willis: On 2GB partition ext2 i got stale nfs file hanle
[19:53] <blackxored> upgrading to ext3
[19:53] <ManDay> lol, ok: well just for your info i earlier had a problem with a 22 kernel having been uninstalled from my sys and only a 23 remaining but nonetheless i booted into a 22 kernel which then had a lot of trouble
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> |jonathan|: i cant make it any simpler now
[19:54] <ManDay> not read back :)
[19:54] <Kingsy> Pici - 1 sec I will check
[19:54] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  one normally dosent 'dd' an iso to a flash drive. - there are SOME iso files taht can be doen that way.. but not many
[19:54] <pLr> Pici: sorry :(
[19:54] <simar> What is sid in debian?
[19:54] <barfster> Dr_Willis: How can I prepare an ISO for that purpose?
[19:54] <kjele> simar: A version
[19:54] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  im not sure if unetbootin, or other tools will work for putting that on a flash drive either.  -  Theres also the 'set up grub2' and get grub2 to boot the iso file - method
[19:54] <Kingsy> Pici - no there isnt one
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> simar: its a release name, debian support is in #debian
[19:54] <blackxored> simar, the unstable distribution
[19:54] <ManDay> !checksum
[19:54] <Kingsy> Pici - there are only 4 files in that folder
[19:54] <^peanut^> barfster: have you tried installing "Unetbootin" for writing iso's to a usb drive?
[19:54] <|jonathan|> ActionParsnip lol i got it
[19:54] <|jonathan|> :P
[19:54] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  last i looked the server iso also did not work with unetbootin, or the usb-disk creator tool when transfered toa flash drive.
[19:55] <Pici> Kingsy: Is there one in /etc/phpmyadmin/ ?
[19:55] <barfster> ^peanut^: but it’s gui?
[19:55] <Faethin> Is there a terminal command that allows me to check which applications are currently using any sound devices, be it input or output devices?
[19:55] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  so unetbootin may or may not work. Checj out the Pendrivelinux web site and its scripts also.
[19:55] <barfster> Dr_Willis: Is there a way to use debootstrap to prepare an installer instead of an install?
[19:55] <simar> blackxored, Like lucid is to ubuntu right? What why the release unstable distribution?
[19:55] <smanning192> hey guys, how do I automatically mount NTFS partitions at ubuntu start?
[19:55] <Kingsy> Pici - no there isnt.. there is a apache.conf
[19:55] <^peanut^> barfster:  yeah, check out with Dr_Willis said too =). As for a gui.... do you not use X?
[19:56] <Kingsy> Pici - and a phpmyadmin.service
[19:56] <Dr_Willis> barfster:   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=828634
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> simar: its the release name, like lucid, karmic, hardy etc
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> simar: debian is offtopic here
[19:56] <glphvgacs_> 'nomodeset add_efi_memmap', don't know what those are but they came in grub.cfg.example (grub2) file. now booting on an iMac  i get "erro: no suitable mode found. Booting however" and then it hangs there
[19:56] <Pici> Kingsy: Er, right.  Can you run:  sudo ln -s /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf
[19:56] <barfster> I use Mac for GUI, or Linux server side only through ssh, no X, except for one machine that runs some old wine emulation.
[19:56] <Kingsy> ok
[19:56] <Pici> Kingsy: Then retart apache again
[19:56] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  as for macs.. No idea. perhaps pendrivelinux web site has some info on mac tools
[19:57] <Kingsy> Pici - done
[19:57] <blackxored> simar, check #debian, but still because sid is the development distribution, everything gets there after very little time, more tested packages go to debian testing, and eventually stable versions at the release, at a glance
[19:57] <barfster> is pendrivelinux apt based?
[19:57] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  its a web site...
[19:57] <Kingsy> Pici - ok that worked!!
[19:57] <Dr_Willis> pendrivelinux.com  (or was it.org)
[19:57] <glphvgacs_> i had success (with a distorted video) with no 'nomodeset' in grub.cfg
[19:57] <Kingsy> Pici - what happened?
[19:57] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  they got all sorts of scripts and tools for making linux pendrives
[19:57] <^peanut^> pendrivelinux.com is correct
[19:57] <glphvgacs_> any idea?
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> barfster: could ask in a mac channel
[19:57] <jef91> Howdy All - So I have a GPT partitioned hard drive and I installed Ubuntu followed by OSX. Chameleon ate grub2, how can I restore grub2 to be the default boot loader? (The method you use for MBR does not work :-/)
[19:58] <Pici> Kingsy: We told apache about phpmyadmin.  I thought this happened automagically though.
[19:58] <blackxored> jef91, the grub scripts won't do it for you?
[19:58] <barfster> ActionParsnip: how to make a memory stick bootable Ubuntu 10.04 Mini CD?
[19:58] <Kingsy> Pici - so the last thing.. curl .. apt-get install curl says I have it installed.. but my webserver is saying that it isnt.. any ideas?
[19:58] <barfster> ActionParsnip: how to make a memory stick bootable Ubuntu 10.04 from Mini CD?
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> barfster: the tool you use will do that
[19:58] <hareldvd> Dr_Willis,  ActionParsnip, Terrible delay, Seems that after that many kernel upgrades (3) the list of OSs stabilizes to 3x2 kernels. Can I count on that?
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> barfster: i read it the first time
[19:58] <blackxored> Kingsy, your webserver is asking for the *libraries* not the executable
[19:58] <tahnok> I'm trying to remove ubuntu from a dual boot laptop, is deleting grub going to be a problem?
[19:59] <jef91> blackxored - I did a grub-install /dev/sda with a chroot from a livecd and it gives me an error about it being a gpt drive
[19:59] <barfster> ActionParsnip: But what does these tools do? unetbootin and stuff? Isn’t there a simple BASh script that can do the same thing?
[19:59] <ChogyDan> tahnok: you need to install the windows bootloader
[19:59] <blackxored> jef91, cleaning the mbr with dd?
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> hareldvd: yes you count those, count them all
[19:59] <tahnok> ChogyDan: do I need a windows install disk for that?
[19:59] <davidonzo> hi there :)
[19:59] <Sbioko> hi all!
[19:59] <Demolidor> hi
[19:59] <patty_>  how do I find a chat room  in age groups
[20:00] <blackxored> barfster, they do quite a lot, accessing squashfs fs, creating isolinux or syslinux boots, copying files, adjusting device mappings, etc
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> barfster: its a tool to put the right files in the right place and put the boot info in the right place
[20:00] <^peanut^> !ot | patty_
[20:00] <Kingsy> blackxored - ok so how do we show apache that I have the libs?
[20:00] <abhi_nav> tahnok, ask in ##windows
[20:00] <hareldvd> ActionParsnip, Can I control the amount of Kernels saved for backup?
[20:01] <ChogyDan> tahnok: I dunno, you might be able to do it from windows.  I would figure out how to reinstall the windows boot first, then you can delete the partition
[20:01] <blackxored> Kingsy, first try the OpenSSL version with sudo aptitude install libcurl4-openssl
[20:01] <barfster> ActionParsnip: I still sit here with the funny feeling that a bootable memory stick and a bootable CD does not have to be THAT different...
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> hareldvd: you can remove unused kernels to reduce entrys
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> barfster: usb boots differently
[20:01] <tahnok> ChogyDan: ya, that's what I'm thinking
[20:01] <patty_>  well thank you for  your help
[20:01] <blackxored> barfster, yes they are
[20:01] <jef91> nevermind blackxored I need to run grub-install with --force
[20:01] <blackxored> jef91, cool, knowledge adquired ;)
[20:02] <Kingsy> blackxored - just tried that.. doesnt work
[20:02] <jef91> Apparently gpt is still "experimental" and "not recommend"
[20:02] <^peanut^> barfster: check out. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBIQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bootdisk.com%2Fpendrive.htm&ei=oQk-TJfrEI_CsAOkg8HaCg&usg=AFQjCNGLPHVGycws-TG5HF4S1bfp4KdeqA&sig2=pbQ4aQvnL9K8-ppPYCX3PQ
[20:02] <jef91> even though it works fine haha
[20:02] <Kingsy> blackxored - I mean, it installed fine but after apache re-start it still doesnt see it
[20:02] <barfster> ^peanut^: I am on here: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/search/10.04
[20:02] <^peanut^> oops. wow , wrong url. sorry bout that. it was http://www.bootdisk.com/pendrive.htm
[20:03] <blackxored> Kingsy, which webapp are you running, btw?
[20:03] <^peanut^> barfster: yea, not sure that's gonna help. most of the stuff on there requires a gui either from linux or windows
[20:03] <hareldvd> ActionParsnip, can the update_manager get configured to hold just 2?
[20:03] <Kingsy> blackxored - magento
[20:03] <tahnok> thanks ChogyDan
[20:03] <blackxored> Kingsy, magento fine, it requires curl 3 or curl 4 or doesn't say
[20:03]  * barfster GUI drives me crazy, is it proprieteriazing in disuquise?
[20:03] <Kingsy> blackxored - doesnt specify
[20:04] <blackxored> then try libcurl3-gnutls and libcurl3-gnutls-dev
[20:04] <ManDay_> Can I delete the /boot/grub folder if afterwards i reconfigure grub?
[20:04] <Kingsy> blackxored - by try you mean apt-get them?
[20:04] <Dr_Willis> ManDay_:  grub bootloader uses those files, unless ive missunderstood your problem
[20:04] <blackxored> Kingsy, yes
[20:05] <Dr_Willis> ManDay_:  it has to get to them some how
[20:05] <^peanut^> barfster: take a look at this. http://www.webupd8.org/2009/04/4-ways-to-create-bootable-live-usb.html there is a commandline option no gui
[20:05] <amerphoenix> guys i need help pleas
[20:05] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  if you want command line only.. set up grub2 on the pendrive and set it up to boot the iso file.
[20:06] <ManDay_> Dr_Willis, I've caused quite a mess in my /boot with multiple kernels tangled up in eachother and im trying to clean it up a little by removing and and then cleanly featching the 23 kernel
[20:06] <^peanut^> Dr_Willis: nice one man. didn't think of that
[20:06] <amerphoenix> how can i  paste you a message
[20:06] <ManDay_> Dr_Willis, if I reinstall grub that should do it?
[20:06] <Dr_Willis> ManDay_:  ewww. :)  I guess you can try.
[20:06] <clarinet46> kto chce rozmawiać po polsku
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> hareldvd: you can tell grub to only hold 2 but update manager will not, you must manually remove
[20:06] <^peanut^> !po | clarinet46
[20:06] <ManDay_> thanks Dr_Willis
[20:06] <Dr_Willis> ManDay_:  you could  try to set up /boot/ on the / not on its own parittion. but that may break things worse
[20:06] <barfster> Perhaps I have to read the source of unetbootin
[20:07] <amerphoenix> any one :)
[20:07] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  all unetbootin does. is extract/copy the files to the pendrive. then configures syslinux
[20:07] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  ive done it by hand in the past..  I find grub2 easier to get going. but syslinux works. :)
[20:07] <sanjoy> i wanna install metronome
[20:07] <sanjoy> how will i do it?
[20:08] <Dr_Willis> !info metronome
[20:08] <Dr_Willis> sanjoy:  and what/where is metronome  comming from?
[20:08] <sanjoy> metronome is guitar tool
[20:08] <alexander_> Need help getting my iPod up and running. 2.2.1 FW on a Touch. Not recognized by banshee/gtkpod/amarok/rythmbox. Rythmbox displays import errors related to temp.tmp. virtual box windows wont load itunes so I'm a bit desperate here thanks.
[20:09] <oCean_> !info gtick | sanjoy
[20:09] <sanjoy> it creates rhythm
[20:09] <Kingsy> blackxored - sorry about that my router crashed.. just installing now
[20:09] <sanjoy> ya
[20:09] <Kingsy> blackxored -  then I will restart apache and let you know if it worked
[20:09] <sanjoy> bt how will i install it??
[20:09] <slinker1> gtkguitune maybe
[20:09] <oCean_> sanjoy: meaning you could use that package: sudo apt-get install gtick
[20:09] <blackxored> Kingsy, ok
[20:09] <amit08> I  am having some problems with ping ... i am trying ping www.google.com and getting following error message "ping: unknown host www.google.com"
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> sanjoy: sudo apt-get install gtick
[20:09] <Kingsy> blackxored -  it still doesnt work i am afriad
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> amit08: then revise your dns
[20:10] <sanjoy> okey
[20:10] <blackxored> Kingsy, wait a second
[20:10] <sanjoy> thnx bro
[20:10] <Kingsy> blackxored -  np
[20:10] <ManDay_> Dr_Willis, I once thought it was a clever idea to set /boot no noauto in fstab - turns out how horribly wrong i was
[20:10] <romildo> Hi.
[20:10] <Dr_Willis> sanjoy:  You are asking how to install A metronome program then? ok..
[20:10] <Dr_Willis> ManDay_:  on ubuntu.. yes. :) Gentoo does that by default i recall
[20:10] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: how to do that
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> amit08: try running:  gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf     delete all text and add this line:   nameserver 8.8.8.8
[20:11] <andpsy> hello, i'm installing ubuntu 10.04 on a system with raid 0. I have windows 7 installed. Should i install boot loader on /dev/mapper/isw_bcafcbfddh_Volume0 ?
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> amit08: then save the file, close gedit then close all browsers and rerun
[20:11] <ManDay_> Dr_Willis, thats why i did it - remembered to have read it would be clever , lol
[20:11] <ManDay_> first think then act
[20:11] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: ok will try that
[20:11] <romildo> [newbie] Please, I need the patch that was applied to the sources of the package pretzel. How can I obtain it?
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> !raid | andpsy
[20:11] <blackxored> Kingsy, dude i didn't followed from the beggining and i though it was curl libraries what you need, the homepage says the php extension so go ahead on php5-curl and blame if that doesn't solves it
[20:12] <Dr_Willis> ManDay_:  i  got about a 3gb /boot/ :) i keep spare iso files on it i can boot with grub2 :)
[20:12] <barfster> Which debootstrap sources are there? Is there such a thing as lucid-miniCD?
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> !minimal | barfster
[20:12] <Kingsy> blackxored -  ahh ok 1 sec
[20:12] <ManDay_> Dr_Willis, i have a little cleaning up quirk ;)
[20:12] <mgolisch> romildo: you can fetch the source package with apt-get source packagename, it contains the original source and all patches
[20:12] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: what does this mean ... 8.8.8.8
[20:12] <andpsy> ubottu: It's not a software raid
[20:13] <ChogyDan> romildo: you might be able to grab the source and find the patches there
[20:13] <mgolisch> romildo: it will put the stuff in your current directory
[20:13] <Kingsy> blackxored -  ahh that worked.. thanks sir.. I should have been more specific..
[20:13] <ManDay_> isnt there nromally a package called linux-image....2.6.32-23 ?? not only one that ends in "-generic" ?
[20:13] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: I mean ...  nameserver 8.8.8.8
[20:13] <raindog> What, if any, are the drawbacks to having both Gnome and KDE desktop enviroments installed?
[20:13] <blackxored> Kingsy, no problem at all, and sir? and probably one of the youngest here ;)
[20:13] <Kingsy> blackxored - thanks.. it looks like it was pretty easy in the end and it seems to do alot of it for you :)
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> amit08: its google's public DNS, it may help
[20:14] <romildo> mgolisch, I have done that. But I am not seeing the patches there.
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> amit08: it needs to go in the resolv.conf file   instead of aything you have in there
[20:14] <Kingsy> blackxored - lol .. well cheers
[20:14] <amit08> ok
[20:14] <mgolisch> romildo: there should be a directory called debian or such, it contains the control files and all patches
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> amit08: is it better now?
[20:15] <mike233yo718> hello. i'm using ubuntu 10.04, and for some reason, when i log into my user, the gnome-panel crushes (the top one, i mean, it loads, but does not load all widgets). It uses 1005 of my cpu, and no matter i try to close processes (using guake - htop), they load back (especially the gnome-panel and the widgets). what can i do to fix it?
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> !panelfix
[20:16] <romildo> mgolisch, the contents of the debian subdir are: changelog  control  copyright  dirs  docs  postinst  postrm  rules
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> mike233yo718: use: gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel    then setup from defaults
[20:16] <romildo> mgolisch, I am not seeing any patch.
[20:17] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: I tried that ... still same result
[20:17] <amit08> i am behind a router
[20:17] <mgolisch> romildo: hm maybe it doenst have any?
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> amit08: can you ping other sites?
[20:17] <sinisa_> republika srpska
[20:17] <amit08> nope
[20:17] <romildo> mgolisch, and there would be a patch, as this application is old and does not compile with current compilers without patching.
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> amit08: can you ping your router?
[20:17] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: yes
[20:17] <mike233yo718> ActionParsnip, what do you mean by "setup from defaults" ?
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> amit08: ok then the connection beyond is bad, try rebooting the router
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> mike233yo718: the command I gave will set the panel to vanilla settings, you can then build up from there. You may have a bad setting causing an issue
[20:19] <paulus68> is there an easy to detect if there are 2 computers with the same mac adres on your network
[20:19] <romildo> mgolisch, should I download the pristine tar ball and produce the patch myself, or does ubuntu can do that for me?
[20:19] <ravi> hi, I can paste text into a java applet based chat service, I can type text
[20:19] <ravi> how to paste text into a java applet?
[20:19] <lxsys> Can anybody tell me why ubuntu isn't listening to my xorg.conf?
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> lxsys: read /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[20:20] <ManDay> I want to replace a kernel-driver with my own. The drivers name is "adriver" and locate "adriver" returns two results within the driver subtree - which one of the twos should I replace with my version?
[20:21] <mike233yo718> ActionParsnip, thanks a lot
[20:21] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: I am not sure if thats the problem .. since my IRC is connected using same machine
[20:21] <lxsys> ActionParsnip: Can you explain "Fatal Error: no screens found." to me, I've clearly defined my screens.
[20:22] <barfster> ActionParsnip: I found this: http://michael-prokop.at/blog/2009/05/25/boot-an-iso-via-grub2/ looks good.
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> lxsys: then the definition is whack and udev is doing its thing
[20:23] <lxsys> ActionParsnip: it's clearly not because I've got two screens hooked up to my matrox g400 and only one is recognised.
[20:23] <MaikoID> #ubuntu
[20:23] <ManDay> I want to replace a kernel-driver with my own. The drivers name is "adriver" and locate "adriver" returns two results within the driver subtree - which one of the twos should I replace with my version?thats right
[20:23] <ManDay> sorry
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> lxsys: well your PC doesnt think your xorg.conf is good and thats what counts, find more examples tweak
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: back the original ones up and you can try either or both
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> ManDay: if you md5sum the files you may find they are identical ;)
[20:25] <duiu> I have a softraid 1 that I need to migrate to a new system. Is there a way I can do this without copying data to USB drive, remaking RAID, and copying data back to the new RAID?
[20:25] <ManDay> ActionParsnip, well but which one is actually used? i assume ubuntu doesnt take the frist half of the one and the latter half of...
[20:25] <lxsys> ActionParsnip: um... i've never made an xorg.conf before, and to be quite honest, I have no idea how. do you know of any good guides?
[20:26] <g0tcha> hey guys, im trying to install Pan newsreader but it says it depends on libgmime2.2 and i have libgmime-2.0-2a .. how can i install 2.2?
[20:26] <MichaelKohler> how can I move the close button section to the right in 10.04?
[20:26] <amit08> @ActionParsnip: I am not sure if thats the problem .. since my IRC is connected using same machine
[20:26] <lxsys> !buttons
[20:26] <maiko> how can i join in #ubuntu chanel using xchat ?
[20:26] <MichaelKohler> thx lxsys
[20:26] <MichaelKohler> ah no, that wasn't for me ^^
[20:26] <lxsys> MichaelKohler: um that's not it, sorry
[20:26] <duiu> g0tcha: sudo apt-get upgrade
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> lxsys: i gave you some pages easlier, you will need: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf    to get write access
[20:27] <guntbert> maiko: you *are* talking in #ubuntu
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> maiko: /join #ubuntu
[20:27] <maiko> thnx
[20:27] <maiko> I never use irc chat
[20:27] <g0tcha> duiu, thats going to upgrade all my destro, right?
[20:28] <duiu> g0tcha: no, dist upgrade is sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[20:28] <ezraw> i'm using kvm with windows xp and trying to get a network connection. kvm created a virtual network and the virtual machine is set to use it and be natted. But it doesn't work. Anyone have troubleshooting tips?
[20:28] <lxsys> !controls | MichaelKohler
[20:28] <Monty> lxsys: i've had successfully running a g450 dualhead with two monitors...if it helps, i could give you my working xorg.conf
[20:28] <duiu> g0tcha: you could just use synaptic package manager GUI
[20:28] <MichaelKohler> thx lxsys
[20:28] <maiko> I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 but I cant use empathy to join in irc.freenode.net or any other server.
[20:28] <lxsys> Monty: yes please!
[20:28] <Monty> k..mom
[20:30] <maiko> anyone can help with nautilus trash in ntfs and fat partitions ? on Ubuntu 10.04
[20:30] <duiu> !ask | maiko
[20:30] <Dr_Willis> maiko:  when i empty the trash it normally cleanes those out also. Whats your specific issue?
[20:31] <maiko> sryy about it, i'm new in irc chat
[20:31] <maiko> i cant move my files to trash
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> !trash
[20:32] <Monty> lxsys: http://srv12a.weiss-intermedia.de/xorg.conf
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> maiko: cd /home; sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ./$USER
[20:32] <lxsys> Monty: Thanks :)
[20:32] <Dr_Willis> depending on how the Non-linux filesystmes are mounted. ive noticed where you basically 'delete now' :) there is no move to trash option.  Not sure why its that case siometiomes for me and not at other times
[20:32] <maiko> this is what appears "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?"
[20:33] <Dr_Willis> for removeabel media - i normally dont want stuff to go to the trash.
[20:34] <cryzed> Does SLI work with the NVIDIA drivers for Linux work flawlessy?
[20:34] <Dr_Willis> nothing in computers are flawless :)
[20:34] <cryzed> uhm
[20:34] <cryzed> Does SLI work the with the Nvidia drivers for Linux
[20:34] <cryzed> That's what I meant
[20:34] <cryzed> Dr_Willis, but it does?
[20:34] <Dr_Willis> cryzed:  ive heard they work. but never tried them
[20:34] <Dr_Willis> too poor.
[20:34] <cryzed> Dr_Willis, Planning to buy 2 GTX 460
[20:35] <Dr_Willis> I dont see the point in going that overboard.
[20:35] <Dr_Willis> :)
[20:35] <cryzed> Dr_Willis, to each his own
[20:35] <skhater> hi
[20:35] <skhater> by
[20:35] <cryzed> oops
[20:35] <cryzed> Sorry
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> one could also argue if you are playing games that need that much GPU power.. well.. they are proberly not native linux games in teh first place. so why are you not running them in windows.
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> Im not sure how well wine handles SLI stuff. (if at all)
[20:37] <DrPoo> ActionParsnip, Now I have a fresh 10.04 64-bit install... How do you recommend that I install the flash-plugin?
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> DrPoo: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[20:37] <himuraken> Hi all, working with an HP 6735b with Desktop 10.04 on it
[20:37] <himuraken> Cant get buntu to see the wifi.
[20:38] <DrPoo> ActionParsnip,  Is that any different than letting firefox do it?
[20:38] <himuraken> The card is listed as supported on linlap.com but I beleive that the issue is the wireless switch
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> DrPoo: not as far as I know
[20:38] <himuraken> It is one of the on/off switches that is above the KB. blue=on and orange=off. Cant get blue :-(
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> DrPoo: the ubuntu-estricted-extras should install it too as well as other goodies
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> himuraken: run: sudo lshw -C network      websearch for the product line of the wifi
[20:39] <DrPoo> ActionParsnip,  because last time I used firefox... and that did not work
[20:39] <BIGSEXY> how do i register my name?
[20:39] <DrPoo> ActionParsnip,  video playback no problem but no sound
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> !register | BIGSEXY
[20:39] <iceroot> !register | BIGSEXY
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> BIGSEXY: please dont tell me you like Kevin Nash
[20:39] <pk__> how to set proxy in terminal
[20:39] <himuraken> ActionParsnip: that only shows the onboard nic
[20:40] <guntbert> pk__: the proxy for what?
[20:40] <DrPoo> pk__ ssh -D <port#> user@remotehost
[20:40] <mkanyicy> pk__, export HTTP_PROXY=xxx.xxx.xxx:yyyy
[20:40] <pk__> mkanyicy: earlier i used to write it in .bashrc
[20:40] <pk__> can i follow the same procedure now also
[20:40] <mkanyicy> pk__, and then?
[20:40] <vaul1> Hello, people. My front panel headphone and microphone jacks do not seem to work. Sound via speakers is okay. Any ideas?
[20:41] <DrPoo> vaul1, are you sure that the front panel is connected to the mobo?
[20:41] <himuraken> ActionParsnip: any other suggestions?
[20:41] <mkanyicy> pk__, why dont you do this via gnome-network-properties?
[20:41] <vaul1> DrPoo: What is mobo?
[20:41] <mkanyicy> vaul1, motherboard
[20:41] <Monty> motherboard
[20:41] <vaul1> DrPoo: Anyway, that worked on Windows.
[20:41] <vaul1> DrPoo: So, yes.
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> himuraken: then its not turned on, lshw shows ALL network, the -C network   bit shows only network devices
[20:42] <maiko> I've tried it "cd /home; sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ./$USER" but the problem persists
[20:42] <mkanyicy> vaul1, bomo = bored mother
[20:42] <himuraken> ActionParsnip: understood. The odd thing is that I pulled the wifi card out of another system and replaced it. Same issue.
[20:42] <pk__> mkanyicy: the Ui method is not storing the authentication info
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> himuraken: is it usb?
[20:42] <himuraken> ActionParsnip: and the card I swapped in is supported, I am online with it on another system. Seems like the stupid HP "soft switch" is blocking the card
[20:42] <himuraken> Negative it is miniPCIe
[20:42] <Yashy> I'm having an issue with f-spot on ubuntu: http://pastebin.com/2Nkex3EW
[20:43] <pk__> when i echo $http_proxy  it shows the proxy address but the authentication info is not there
[20:43] <vaul1> mkanyicy: Is there a funny abbreviation for bored Ubuntu user, who want to use Skype? Maybe bouus?
[20:43] <maiko> this message "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?" continue appears when i try to move to trash one  file or folder
[20:43] <mkanyicy> pk__, use gconf-editor
[20:43] <pk__> so every sodtware gives Authentication required
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> himuraken: check in bios for default wifi state (if its there and make sure its on)
[20:43] <mkanyicy> vaul1, bogus = bored gnome user
[20:43] <himuraken> ActionParsnip: totally lame idea, but I am considering installing windows on a secondary drive, enabling wifi, and then putting buntu drive back in....
[20:44] <MetalGeek_N00b> Could someone please suggest a bare bones linux tutorial or online corse i could try
[20:44] <himuraken> ActionParsnip: good call on BIOS, tried that first XD
[20:44] <ssssss> Is it possible to find out by looking at the boot partition whether Ubuntu was installed or xubuntu?
[20:44] <MetalGeek_N00b> Mainly dealing with the kernel
[20:44] <pk__> mkanyicy: in gconf-editor too the authentication info is shown and well written
[20:44] <pk__> but when i echo $http_proxy in terminal it is just hte address
[20:44] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: do you know C?
[20:44] <mkanyicy> pk__, what does hte mean?
[20:44] <vaul1> DrPoo: So, I checked official sound troubleshooting guide and it seems that I do have two devices that are recognized as soundcarts.
[20:45] <pk__> sorry "the"
[20:45] <rocket16> Has anybody here got Charlix working? http://charlix.sourceforge.net/
[20:45] <robertzaccour> how do i change my password?
[20:45] <MetalGeek_N00b> mnemon, no, i just started a C++ course online and at home though
[20:45] <cr0bar> hello - I installed 9.10 via wubi some time ago on my sister's laptop, and now XP isn't showing in the menu at all..
[20:46] <mkanyicy> robertzaccour, sudo -s
[20:46] <BlaDe^> Can anyone give me some advice on the 'dd' command?
[20:46] <robertzaccour> mkanyicy: i meant irc
[20:46] <pk__> when i do echo $http_proxy it shows http://10.1.1.16:80/   in place of http://324234:334234@10.1.1.16:80/
[20:46] <vaul1> BlaDe^: Use «man dd»?
[20:46] <mkanyicy> !password
[20:46] <^peanut^> BlaDe^: man dd
[20:46] <BlaDe^> vaul1,  i've read it.. However
[20:46] <rocket16> robertzaccour: Go to System-Administration-Users and groups. There, you can change password.
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> pk__: then use export to set the proxy properly
[20:46] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: i'd suggest you learn how the userspace works instead until you understand C in that case :)
[20:46] <robertzaccour> i didn't forget my IRC password, i just wanna change it
[20:47] <BlaDe^> I want to skip the first 4gb, and I'm not sure if it's better to use skip=(1024*1024*4)  or set the block-size higher etc
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: ask in #freenode
[20:47] <MetalGeek_N00b> mnemon, should i learn c before c++
[20:47] <pk__> can i use .bashrc scripts
[20:47] <rocket16> Charlix keeps on asking for xdialog, but it can't be installed. How to get it working?
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> BlaDe^: i think the switch is offset=
[20:47] <BlaDe^> MetalGeek_N00b,  no
[20:47] <mkanyicy> BlaDe^, what do you want to achieve?
[20:47] <BlaDe^> ActionParsnip,  naw it's skip=
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> pk__: sure put it in tat file and it will be defined
[20:47] <Yashy> I'm having an issue with f-spot on ubuntu: http://pastebin.com/cKRjWPEs
[20:47] <^peanut^> BlaDe^: dd if=/path/to/device/or/file (if is in file) of=/dev/cdrom? or some other device
[20:47] <tdn> What does this error mean: 2010-07-14T21:46:39.814183+02:00 buddha gdm-binary[3687]: WARNING: Unable to load file '/etc/gdm/custom.conf': No such file or directory
[20:47] <Monty> himuraken, which kernel version do you use? and is the b43 module loaded?
[20:47] <mkanyicy> MetalGeek_N00b, just learn something
[20:48] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: yeah, no need, they're pretty similar and once you understand c++ you should be able to understand c
[20:48] <BlaDe^> ^peanut^: dd if=/dev/disk0 | ssh <username>@<computer-ip> 'dd of=iphone-dump.img'
[20:48] <himuraken> Monty: 2.6.32-21, default ubuntu i386 load for 10.04
[20:48] <lxsys> can anybody help me with the xorg.conf?
[20:48] <robertzaccour> how do i change my freenode password?
[20:48] <MetalGeek_N00b> I just want to devote my time to learning one thing well at a time not all this chopping and changing
[20:48] <himuraken> Monty: b43 not listed in hardware drivers due to system not seeing card
[20:48] <BlaDe^> I want to image my entire device but there's a 4gb size limit on my filesystem so I need to get 4-8 now
[20:48] <^peanut^> BlaDe^: =)
[20:49] <Pici> robertzaccour: /msg nickserv help set password, freenode help really belongs in #freenode though
[20:49] <Kingsy> say I have the command chmod 777 folder
[20:49] <Kingsy> how can I make that command recursive? so EVERY folder and file in it is 777 ?
[20:49] <himuraken> Kingsy: -R
[20:49] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: operating systems are complex beasts, in order to understand how they work you need to understand lots of different things, on the other hand you could just focus on how gnome, bash and c++ work for an example
[20:49] <BlaDe^> MetalGeek_N00b,  if you learn C first you will disregard and advantages of using the stl
[20:49] <mkanyicy> BlaDe^, why dont you use partimage and partimarge-server?
[20:49] <^peanut^> Kingsy: chmod -R 777 folder
[20:50] <Kingsy> chmod -R 777 folder ?
[20:50] <Kingsy> ok thanks
[20:50] <cr0bar> anyone know how to add the optical drive to the grub2 menu?
[20:50] <BlaDe^> mkanyicy, because i've never heard of them ;D
[20:50] <guntbert> Kingsy: don't set 777
[20:50] <MetalGeek_N00b> BlaDe^,  stl?
[20:50] <BlaDe^> standard library
[20:50] <MetalGeek_N00b> N00b remember?
[20:50] <himuraken> Monty: correct me if I am wrong, but bwcuter/b43 wont matter until the OS sees the card via lspci etc
[20:50] <pk__> ActionParsnip: i used export http_proxy  and set the correct proxy address with authentication  but programs are showing Authentication required
[20:50] <pk__> i am really stuck
[20:51] <pk__> i think that preferences are overriding
[20:51] <cjsurr> Could anyone please explain to me how to auto-join channels? I try with this: "/ns ajoin add #ubuntu", but NickServ claims it is an invalid command. I am using Pidgin as the IRC client.
[20:51] <edbian> himuraken, That is correct.
[20:51] <tdn> I cannot login via GDM. Please help. My files are not being decrypted upon login. (using ecryptfs)
[20:51] <himuraken> edbian: nod.
[20:51] <mkanyicy> BlaDe^, its non-standard unlike dd. But it can bzip2 a your filesystem clone
[20:51] <guntbert> pk__: what programs are you talking about?
[20:51] <Kingsy> guntbert - why?
[20:51] <himuraken> I have tried pressing the button during post, in BIOS, etc. No dice.
[20:51] <Monty> himuraken, check lspci -nn|grep -i broadcom
[20:51] <mkanyicy> BlaDe^, and dump it to a remote machine via ssh while doing that
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> pk__: http://blog.mypapit.net/2006/02/how-to-use-apt-get-behind-proxy-server-ubuntudebian.html
[20:52] <Monty> are you sure there is no card?
[20:52] <pk__> like apt
[20:52] <himuraken> Monty: wired nic
[20:52] <ManDay> How can I prevent X from autoplug a hardware device?
[20:52] <himuraken> only*
[20:52] <Monty> hmm
[20:52] <guntbert> Kingsy: because with 777 every user can write to that directory - that is very insecure
[20:52] <himuraken> Monty: volume, mute etc work fine(are illuminated blue)
[20:52] <MetalGeek_N00b> Lets say that my eventual long term goal was linux super user, with short term goals in between obviously as i am only newbie. Forget i mentioned programming. What is my first short term goal?
[20:52] <Monty> did you try to switch the wlan button, even if it das not show anything, and then again lspci?
[20:52] <guntbert> pk__: if I remember correctly apt has its own proxy settings
[20:52] <Monty> das=does
[20:53] <himuraken> Monty: yeah man
[20:53] <Monty> hmmm
[20:53] <Monty> strange
[20:53] <himuraken> Monty: XD
[20:53] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Start using the cli.  Figure out something you want to do in the GUI stop do that thing in the cli instead.
[20:53] <pk__> ActionParsnip: this article was written in 2006  ...in 2006 i used  the same method and it worked
[20:53] <pk__> but now it does not work
[20:53] <rallias> how do i set the dns server used on my machine to localhost?
[20:53] <MetalGeek_N00b> ccli = terminal?
[20:53] <pk__> guntbert: where are the settings?
[20:53] <Kingsy> guntbert - its not anything important I am doing something really quickly then its getting deleted
[20:53] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, cli == command line interface.  (Yeah, the terminal)
[20:53] <himuraken> MetalGeek_N00b: Command Line Interface
[20:53] <Monty> rallias, vi /etc/resolv.conf
[20:53] <himuraken> MetalGeek_N00b: terminal yes
[20:54] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, If you've mastered the CLI then you've taken a massive step towards mastering linux.
[20:54] <himuraken> MetalGeek_N00b: then learn vi, and then shell scripting. That ought to get you going.
[20:54] <^peanut^> pk_: there is a system-wide proxy setup in ubuntu, and the http_proxy option you can set for your shell. have you tried the system-wide setup?
[20:54] <himuraken> edbian: well said
[20:54] <cr0bar> anyone know about adding a CD to the grub2 menu?
[20:54] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Good luck mastering both :)  It could be argued that each one is impossible to "master"
[20:55] <edbian> cr0bar, You should just tell your bios to boot the CD.  Probably a much easier task.
[20:55] <himuraken> gotta jet for a bit thanks for the tips Monty and edbian
[20:55] <Dr_Willis> cr0bar:  you mean a 'boot the cd in the optical drive' entry ? Or a 'boot this iso file' entry?
[20:55] <edbian> himuraken, bye!
[20:55] <MetalGeek_N00b> himuraken, VI?
[20:55] <rallias> how do i get NetworkManager to quit modifying the /etc/resolv.conf file?
[20:55] <edbian> !vi
[20:55] <cr0bar> the catch is, the old DVD drive died ages ago, and the BIOS isn't recognizing the "new" drive as bootable - it works perfectly fine in any OS once it's booted
[20:55] <pk__> ^peanut^: i used that but authentication doesnot work with that
[20:55] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, I prefer nano and emacs :)
[20:56] <MetalGeek_N00b> eb both?
[20:56] <Monty> rallias: maybe you want to manually define the dns-settings for your network-connection in the network-manager
[20:56] <BlaDe^> mkanyicy, gzipping will prolly use all my phones cpu though wont it?
[20:56] <cjsurr> Could anyone please explain to me how to auto-join channels? I try with this: "/ns ajoin add #ubuntuforums", but NickServ claims it is an invalid command. I am using Pidgin as a IRC client.
[20:56] <edbian> !IDE > edbian
[20:56] <Dr_Willis> cr0bar:  that is weird. if its an IDE drive. perhaps the jumper is wrong.
[20:56] <tech2077> !code
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> pk__: look at when most of the man pages were written. age is quite irrelevant
[20:56] <tech2077> lol
[20:56] <cr0bar> Not sure - http://www.computing.net/answers/hardware/toshiba-laptop-bios-not-detecting-cdrom-/59619.html is what I'm experiencing
[20:56] <rallias> Monty: TYVVM
[20:56] <mkanyicy> pk__, authentication WORKS with gnome-netwok-properties!!!
[20:56] <mikm> I've been having some weird issues with Xsession. For whatever reason, I can't change the session I use with gdm or kdm. That is, if I select "xterm" instead of Gnome, I get taken to Gnome anyhow.
[20:57] <trill> hello, could anyone please explain to me how to install a webcam on ubuntu?
[20:57] <^peanut^> pk_: so this "export http_proxy="http://username:password@host:port/"
[20:57] <guntbert> pk__: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/fedora-35/how-to-set-up-proxy-in-apt-gets-apt-conf-265793/  (post #2) shows the code, but the file isn' there any more
[20:57] <^peanut^> didn't work?
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> cjsurr: click conversation-> add   you can then add the channel, you can also make the client autoconnect to the channel in the same dialogue
[20:57] <lxsys> can anybody help me with the xorg.conf?
[20:57] <btw> hi.  i did a usermod to rename a user account and corresponding home directory.  it was using an encrypted home drive via ecryptfs.  now when the user tries to log in they get a "You do not own that encrypted directory".  any idea on how to resolve this?  i checked ownership in the /home/.ecryptfs/user directory and all was with the new user account login
[20:57] <MetalGeek_N00b> This is the problem. Everyone likes something different, so everyone is right and wrong at the same time, I agree and will put alot of my effort into cli for the time being and discuss the rest later
[20:57] <pk__> mkanyicy: authentication no doubt works ...but not when it is used in command line
[20:57] <pk__> you can try
[20:57] <mikm> It only happens on one account, no others are affected,
[20:57] <e01> hello
[20:57] <tech2077> mikm, do you have them installed
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> cjsurr: it may be alia
[20:57] <edbian> trill, Plug the webcam in.  Turn on the computer.  If that doesn't work we can get much deeper.
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> *alias
[20:57] <mkanyicy> BlaDe^, are you running ubuntu on a cellphone?
[20:57] <MetalGeek_N00b> Thank you everyone
[20:57] <tech2077> lxsys, what you need
[20:57] <mikm> tech2077: Of course. xterm is installed by default.
[20:57] <tech2077> mikm, i was wondering about kdm
[20:58] <trill> Ok, thanks . Im going to try that again and see if it works brb
[20:58] <mikm> tech2077: Same behavior.
[20:58] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Choice is only a problem for the inexperienced.  It is a tool for a user on the latter half of the learning curve.
[20:58] <e01> i had nokia 5800, how can i using it for network connection over bluetooth
[20:58] <pk__> mkanyicy: use a proxy with authentication in you gnome-network-properties and then echo $http_proxy   ..u will be more surprised than me
[20:58] <cjsurr> ActionParsnip: That worked, thanks.
[20:58] <BlaDe^> mkanyicy,  i'm dual booting android(with an ubuntu kernel) and osx
[20:58] <cr0bar> I'm trying to get XP installed, so if I add the XP ISO (gotta love MSDNAA) to the GRUB2 menu, it should be fine from there?
[20:58] <BlaDe^> so I can run a shell on both
[20:58] <lxsys> tech2077: help! :L um, I can't get it to work, and i'm new to xorg.conf editing. shall I pastebin the config?
[20:58] <mikm> tech2077: I've scoured my dotfiles and such, but I can't find anything out of the ordinary
[20:59] <tech2077> mikm, can you change session from inside you gnome session, like run plasma-desktop and kdm, lxsys, yes pastebin it, and tell me what you want to achieve
[20:59] <Yashy> I'm having an issue with f-spot on ubuntu ("X Window System error"): http://pastebin.com/BM2T22p0
[20:59] <mikm> tech2077: Of course. plasma-desktop etc. runs without a hitch
[21:00] <mikm> The only clue is a message in .xsession-errors "/etc/X11/Xsession.d/20x11-common_process-args: 67: message: not found"
[21:00] <tech2077>  mikm, this is strange, try out some stuff and i'll get back to you
[21:01] <fiver22> anyone know of a fix for the notification area/tray volume slider only engages at 20% -10.04. Thanks.
[21:02] <bufaloo> adonde entro en ubuntu español
[21:02] <guntbert> !es | bufaloo
[21:02] <Monty> lxsys, do you use the official matrox mga driver?
[21:03] <lxsys> Monty: um, I don't know. how do I know?
[21:03] <maiko> Why I can't move my files to trash, I get this message: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?\n\nThe file "untitled folder" cannot be moved to the trash." [cancel][skip][delete]
[21:03] <maiko> !ask
[21:04] <edbian> maiko, Is the file on a partition that isn't ext-something ??
[21:04] <MetalGeek_N00b> ok so Learn the terminal or Cli, Is there some way that i can see incoming and outgoing connections, open ports etc in the cli
[21:04] <iceroot> MetalGeek_N00b: netstat
[21:04] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Yes netstat
[21:04] <guntbert> MetalGeek_N00b: start with lsof -i
[21:04] <maiko> I have the both.
[21:04] <edbian> iceroot, you beat me!
[21:05] <MetalGeek_N00b> ok opened a terminal
[21:05] <iceroot> edbian: better luck next time :)
[21:05] <maiko> edbian, I have the both things
[21:05] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, To learn how to use netstat (or any program) run man netstat
[21:05] <enav> MetalGekk nice nickname
[21:05] <Monty> lxsys, wait..i have to look what it looked like in my backup...don't have the card anymore...
[21:05] <edbian> maiko, What?  What file system is the partition that contains the file you're trying to delete?
[21:05] <MetalGeek_N00b> enav, was that a touch oif sarcasm
[21:05] <Yashy> MetalGeek_N00b: http://hackepedia.org/?title=Ports
[21:05] <maiko> edbian, it's ext4
[21:05] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, To learn how if you're a beginner, google "netstat"
[21:06] <maiko> edbian, i know it's very strange
[21:06] <MetalGeek_N00b> edbian, info overload
[21:06] <edbian> maiko, mmm, that's odd.  Do you have permissions to move the folder?  Technically sending something to trash is moving it.
[21:06] <MetalGeek_N00b> wow
[21:06] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, ha ha ha :)
[21:06] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, There is a lot to learn.  Linux is a rabbit hole of sorts
[21:07] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  waht if its not the same filesystem as his /home/ is on? it would be weird for somthing to get 'deleted' from one filesystem and actgually moved to a 2nd fileystem. (and could be slow)
[21:07] <maiko> edbian, yes i have the permissions because the file is in my home folder
[21:07] <Yashy> I'm having an issue with f-spot on ubuntu ("X Window System error"): http://pastebin.com/BM2T22p0
[21:07] <MetalGeek_N00b> cool, let me take the red pill then, im a quick study, and linux is definatly an eye opener
[21:07] <Dr_Willis> edbian:  never mind. :) it is in his /home/ heh
[21:07] <guntbert> MetalGeek_N00b: for a first impression use lsof -i  -- shows all connections and all listening servers
[21:07] <MetalGeek_N00b> Lets start with netstat
[21:08] <edbian> Dr_Willis, That's probably what's going on.  But I thought if you delete a file on an ext partition the file is moved to that partition's .trash.  not the user's .trash ?
[21:08] <DCat> Hi.  Can someone suggest a hot corners(OS X app) equivalent in Ubuntu?
[21:08] <Dr_Willis> DCat:  compiz has some settings to do 'things' when you move the mouse to the corners
[21:09] <edbian> DCat, I set up compiz to use the corners.  It works well :)
[21:09] <DCat> edbian and Dr_Willis: thanks.. will check it out.. I tried brightside but it doesn't work on my 9.10 install
[21:09] <edbian> DCat, Compiz is the best :)
[21:09] <DCat> edbian, i am green to compiz really.  what was the subsetting called?
[21:10] <DCat> or is it obvious?
[21:11] <edbian> DCat, You go to the plugin you want activated by the corner then you change the keybinding for that plugin to be some corner of the screen.
[21:11] <trill> I just plugged in my webcam and restarted my computer but its still not working can someone help
[21:11] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, http://commandwindows.com/netstat.htm  Explains that netstat -a shows all active connections on all interfaces.
[21:11] <edbian> trill, Does it show up in the output of lspci??
[21:11] <edbian> trill, What program are you using with your webcam?
[21:12] <cjsurr> I want to copy my entire / to a backup disk to be restored onto a RAID array. Which method is best to ensure that I copy all files, including hidden ones?
[21:12] <trill> i havent found any programs. Im new to linux and ubuntu
[21:12] <DCat> Sorry edbian I don't understand.. I did find a page via google with compiz hot corners as a term
[21:12] <DCat> ill start reading up
[21:12] <maiko> edbian, this is my ls -lh .local/share/Trash/ returns: total 12K
[21:12] <maiko> drwx------ 2 maiko maiko 4,0K 2010-07-13 00:14 expunged
[21:12] <maiko> drwx------ 2 maiko maiko 4,0K 2010-07-13 00:14 files
[21:12] <maiko> drwx------ 2 maiko maiko 4,0K 2010-07-13 00:14 info
[21:12] <edbian> DCat, Do you have compiz config settings manager installed?
[21:12] <FloodBot2> maiko: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:12] <enav> trill what do you need bro?
[21:12] <DCat> edbian, yes
[21:12] <edbian> enav, His webcam doesn't work.
[21:12] <daniel__> I am having difficulty logging into my cups server (at http://localhost:631). Although my username is a member of the lpadmin group, cups does not validate my password. Any suggestions?
[21:13] <mnemon> trill: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[21:13] <trill> Im trying to install this logitech web cam i've been searching for drivers overnight installed a few but none of them seem to work
[21:13] <trill> thanks@menmon
[21:13] <MetalGeek_N00b> why so many connection for rythembox?
[21:13] <edbian> DCat, As an example I'll show you how to make expo activate when the upper left corner is touched.  Open CCSM and go to the expo plugin.
[21:13] <Monty> lxsys, can't find any modules or logfiles in my backup....but you could check for an installed package "dpkg -l *mga*" and look for ii
[21:13] <MetalGeek_N00b> and is this normal ubuntuone 1476 marcus   20u  IPv4  40386      0t0  TCP 10.58.243.127:55403->ec2-174-129-241-144.compute-1.amazonaws.com:https (ESTABLISHED)
[21:13] <mecenas> hello
[21:13] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Not all of them are true network connections I think.  Some of them are ports that the system uses.  The packets never leave the machine.  Does that make sense?
[21:13] <jose__> greetings. i'm running both win7 and ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop. i want to clean up the boot menus. initial boot brings up what i understand to be grub2/gnu grub. if i arrow down to last item for windows longhorn it brings up windows boot menu from which i have to choose win7, ubuntu(defunct) and ubuntu(also defunct) how do i fix?
[21:14] <mecenas> can someone tell me is there any big difference between ubuntu and ubuntu netbook edition? is netbook editition really prepared for small screens and resolution?
[21:14] <Soul_Sample> is there a panel applet for cpu scaling which can change settings for all cores at once? i have to have 4 and it's tedious
[21:14] <DCat> edbian. ok im there
[21:14] <trill> where exactly is ekiga located?
[21:15] <edbian> mecenas, Netbook edition has a special little User Interface with big buttons and stuff.  That's the biggest difference.
[21:15] <Blue1> trill: which ekiga
[21:15] <DCat> trill, usr bin
[21:15] <mecenas> i'm just wondering, if ie. google chrome preferences windows will fit my screen in netbook edition..in normal it dosen't
[21:15] <Vigo_> trill: Is it installed?
[21:15] <mecenas> edbian, thx
[21:15] <maiko> edbian,  this is the permissions that i have in the trash folder http://paste.ubuntu.com/463680/
[21:15] <edbian> DCat, Under bindings tab do you see Expo Edge ??
[21:15] <DCat> edbian, yep
[21:15] <trill> thats what im trying to find out@vigo i have ubuntu 10.4 i thought it was pre installed
[21:15] <mecenas> edbian, so it's all about this lunch interface:)
[21:15] <lxsys> Monty: i've got the standard ones included with X installed.
[21:15] <edbian> maiko, I'm not sure! :(  Sorry
[21:16] <edbian> DCat, Change the edge to top left
[21:16] <Vigo_> trill: Normally it is in Internet , GUI,
[21:16] <MetalGeek_N00b> I Was reading earlier that all ports on a new install start set to Allow all. and that you have to manually change them with iptables or ufw, is this true
[21:16] <trill> k brb
[21:16] <DCat> wow thanks!
[21:16] <Monty> k..my xorg.conf used the official matrox one
[21:16] <thune3> fiver22: i don't know any fix. It appears that the volume slider pulls down alsa Master until ~20%, and the last ~20% it then pulls down PCM and LFE. I don't know why it does it this way. My point is that there is an intentional "behavior" for the bottom ~20%.
[21:16] <edbian> DCat, Now press back and it should be working.  Touch the mouse to the top left corner
[21:16] <edbian> DCat, You got it?
[21:16] <mikm> tech2077: I'm asking in #xorg. I'll let you know if they have any clues
[21:16] <MetalGeek_N00b> could anyone with my ip just walk in at the moment
[21:16] <DCat> edbian, thats all i really need.. for some reason my CTRL-ALT arrows function died.. and I missed it :/
[21:16] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Yes
[21:16] <DCat> edbian, yes it works fine
[21:16] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: they can't just walk in
[21:17] <daniel__> I am having difficulty logging into my cups server (at http://localhost:631). Although my username is a member of the lpadmin group, cups does not validate my password. Any suggestions?
[21:17] <trill> I dont have a GUI option
[21:17] <tech2077> mikm, ok
[21:17] <trill> under internet
[21:17] <jose__> anyone?
[21:17] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: but if you want firewall install firestarter for an example
[21:17] <DCat> when 10.10 comes out I am rebuilding this box, so maybe my CTRL-ALT arrows thing will come back :)
[21:17] <fiver22> thanks, thune3 -it's a small annoyance, I suppose
[21:17] <DCat> thx edbian
[21:17] <MetalGeek_N00b> thats a gui though, i wanna learn cli
[21:17] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, You're not running any software right now that listens for people to walk in.  (e.g. you don't have a door to walk into)
[21:17] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: the iptables
[21:18] <Vigo_> trill: I do not have it installed, but I think it is in Applications>Internet, on Gnome
[21:18] <mnemon> MetalGeek_N00b: run "man iptables" in cli and start writing rules :)
[21:18] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, iptables -L lists all your current rules.  You can add rules to block network traffic for various reasons.  It is very complex and very powerful.
[21:18] <edbian> DCat, No problem :)
[21:18] <edbian> DCat, Most plugins support screen edges but not all of them.
[21:18] <maiko> Why I can't move my files to trash, I get this message: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?\n\nThe file "untitled folder" cannot be moved to the trash." [cancel][skip][delete]. It happens in all my partitions, ext4, fat32 and ntfs
[21:18] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, I'm still trying to figure out netstat too so this is a learning experience for both of us :)
[21:18] <DCat> edbian, while i am at it, do you know of a good primer/read on compiz?  i dont even know where to begin understanding it
[21:18] <Monty> lxsys, if you want to give them a try: http://projects.tuxx-home.at/mga/drivers/latest/ (i would suggest 4.4.4, but don't know if they wwork with current kernel versions)
[21:19] <MetalGeek_N00b> edbian, but i also read that manually manipulating iptables messes with networkmanager gui in gnome
[21:19] <vaul1> People, how do I disble audio jack autodetection?
[21:19] <edbian> DCat, I learned most of what I know about it by tinkering with ccsm.  the keybindings tab is probably the most useful on every plugin.  I'm not sure of a good read for it.  man compiz perhaps??
[21:19] <Monty> lxsys, and you have to update the PCI-line in my xorg.conf regarding to your lspci output
[21:19] <trill> i still don't see it , could it be anywhere else
[21:20] <|jonathan|> i cannot fix my dialup prblem it says modem is not responding in wvdial can anyone help me with it
[21:20] <|jonathan|> plz
[21:20] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, perhaps.  Depends on the rules you create.  However I suggest messing with it and when it causes a problem to flush all the rules you created using iptables -F
[21:20] <D-coy> m4v?
[21:20] <D-coy> x)
[21:20] <|jonathan|> i am using ubuntu 10.04
[21:20] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, You're not going to learn anything if you're too afraid to tinker now and then :)
[21:20] <DCat> edbian, i dont have the courage you do.. and i cant mess with compiz in a vm that i know of. :)  Ill check the man pages/youtube and the googles... cheers.
[21:20] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, I can't tell you the number of times I've almost hosed my entire system :)
[21:21] <edbian> DCat, Ha :)  Have fun! :)
[21:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> I Input iptables -L and this happened
[21:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> FATAL: Error inserting ip_tables (/lib/modules/2.6.32-23-generic/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/ip_tables.ko): Operation not permitted
[21:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> iptables v1.4.4: can't initialize iptables table `filter': Permission denied (you must be root)
[21:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
[21:21] <MetalGeek_N00b> marcus@marcus-matrix:~$
[21:21] <FloodBot2> MetalGeek_N00b: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:21] <edbian> I never thought of my curiosity as daring the way you people do :)
[21:21] <slinker1> MetalGeek_N00b: try sudo  iptables -L
[21:21] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, You don't need to upgrade it.  You just gave a faulty command with bad syntax.  To view the rules you have right now: sudo iptables -L
[21:22] <DCat> edbian, i dont mind screwing with things i mildly understand, but that was the MOST time i ever spent in the compiz config.
[21:22] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, There is a lot to learn about iptables
[21:22] <aculver> Searched google and I can't find an answer for this. I just upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10. The clock in my taskbar is now stuck at 1:57pm, but my system clock is correct...
[21:22] <guntbert> MetalGeek_N00b: use sudo iptables -L
[21:22] <|jonathan|> MetalGeek_N00b hey can u solve my problem with wvdial dial up problem
[21:22] <edbian> DCat, ha ha!  I practically lived there the month after I discovered it.
[21:22] <trill> does anyone else have any ideas
[21:22] <edbian> trill, Does the webcam show up in the output of lspci?  What program are you trying to use with your cam??
[21:22] <MetalGeek_N00b> so that i do the same again with root priviliges
[21:22] <Vigo_> DCat: Here is one of the Recognized Guides for Debian/Ubuntu, still looking for the Compiz one> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1052065&highlight=compiz+guide
[21:23] <soreau> DCat: If you need help with compiz or ccsm, use #compiz
[21:23] <razer> does anyone use crossover?
[21:23] <mnemon> trill: what's the problem
[21:23] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, this is the command: "sudo iptables -L"  without quotes.  That runs the command as root.
[21:23] <DCat> thanks Vigo_ and soreau
[21:23] <Monty> razer: yes
[21:23] <Monty> at work for office 2007
[21:23] <DCat> trill, when hitting ALT-F2 does ekiga load?
[21:23] <aculver> run sudo as root?
[21:23] <trill> how do i find the lspci@edbian
[21:23] <edbian> trill, in a terminal type it and press enter.  It's a command
[21:23] <guntbert> aculver: ?
[21:24] <MetalGeek_N00b> yup did that, but cant tell you result as i was warned about flooding
[21:24] <trill> when i hit alt f2 the run application app runs
[21:24] <trill> ok
[21:24] <razer> Monty,  i cant get the usb headset so work in crossover... do you know how to get it to work?
[21:24] <guntbert> !paste | MetalGeek_N00b
[21:24] <alexander_> VirtualBox not an option: Need to run iPod Touch 2.2.1 fw on ubuntu 10.4. unrecognized by all music players; rythmbox returns error under "Import" related to temp.tmp file. Please assist.
[21:24] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, :)
[21:24] <isleshocky771> I'm unable to get Ubuntu Server 10.04 x32 to recognize my 2TB Seagate SATA drive (ST32000542AS). I was able to have Windows Vista recognize and format it. Any ideas?
[21:25] <Monty> razer, sorry, never had to do that...it was just a "workaround" for staying comaptible with our  exchange server
[21:25] <qkeen> Hi, have just compiled the last coreutils, now how to replace default coreutils going with Ubuntu?
[21:25] <grendal_prime> is there a way to nfs export a dir that is a nfs mounted dir?
[21:25] <grendal_prime> i guess re-export a dir
[21:25] <guntbert> isleshocky771: if you don't get answers here you could ask in #ubuntu-server
[21:26] <tuga3d> hi all, i'm using ubuntu 10.04 and i've installed wine and google sketchup, but i cannot export geometry from it. is this a configuration issue or a bug?
[21:26] <isleshocky771> guntbert: thanks
[21:27] <peter__> hei
[21:27] <maiko> Why I can't move my files to trash, I get this message: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?\n\nThe file "untitled folder" cannot be moved to the trash." [cancel][skip][delete]. It happens in all my partitions, ext4, fat32 and ntfs
[21:27] <hilko> hi. i am trying to config ubuntu 10.1 on an older system (Pentium 4). unfortunately, it does not work out of the box (live cd does work though): if i change console via ctrl+alt+F2, login and then type "start", X starts normally. but network is not working either. i have to go to console and type "sudo dhclient". then everyting works just fine. what is wrong? shouldnt this work out of the box?
[21:27] <DCat> isleshocky771, did a live desktop ubuntu cd see it?
[21:27] <peter__> could anyone tell me how can i remove the clock from notification area? (it's part of the notification area...)
[21:28] <govatent>  hey, does anyone know how to make the open source ati drivers work with a second monitor on lucid?
[21:28] <trill> ok i loaded up the lspci
[21:28] <trill> what am i looking for
[21:28] <DCat> peter__, rightt click and remove it
[21:28] <isleshocky771> DCat: I haven't tried that. But after being told to check out ubuntu-server, I'm thinking maybe I should see if Ubuntu desktop will see it.
[21:28] <fyksen_> #thisweekinlinux
[21:28] <guntbert> peter__: try right clicking on it and selecting "remove from panel"
[21:28] <peter__> DCat: that removes the whole notification area
[21:28] <DCat> isleshocky771, itll only take a few mins.. might assist in why it isn't seen.
[21:28] <DCat> peter__, ahh
[21:29] <peter__> i have a clock and this other colck as a part of the notification area applet
[21:29] <trill> i dont see the name of m webcam
[21:29] <wizard_> does anyone know way my CPU will stick at 99 when running xbmc
[21:30] <eSa|> xchat-gnome sucks bad. it hanged 2 times at the network selection and stalled the whole xserver
[21:30] <Monty> peter__, what does a right-click on the clock, then info say? (applet-name?)
[21:30] <alexander_> is it appropriate to offer a small paypal payment either here or on the forums to get assistance with a problem?
[21:31] <Vigo_> !irc | eSa|
[21:31] <wizard_> alexander_, we are all here to help post for free
[21:31] <guntbert> wizard_: xbmc has its forums and wiki listed on its web site
[21:31] <hilko> hi. i am trying to config ubuntu 10.1 on an older system (Pentium 4). unfortunately, it does not work out of the box (live cd does work though): if i change console via ctrl+alt+F2, login and then type "start", X starts normally. but network is not working either. i have to go to console and type "sudo dhclient". then everyting works just fine. what is wrong? shouldnt this work out of the box? is this a bug? any help?
[21:31] <peter__> Monty: my isntall is hungarian but it must be Notification Area  0.4.3
[21:31] <alexander_> VirtualBox not an option: Need to run iPod Touch 2.2.1 fw on ubuntu 10.4. unrecognized by all music players; rythmbox returns error under "Import" related to temp.tmp file.
[21:31] <Vigo_> eSaj|: There are many many other clients or programs.
[21:32] <wizard_> guntbert, thanks, I will do a google for it
[21:32] <theadmin> Is there a (CLI, obviously) tool to perform reverse IP checks in the repos? e.g. I have an IP and want to see what hostnames are assigned to it (or what hosts are on the same IP as one specified)
[21:32] <tor> Hi, I'm having problems with firefox in 10.04 after one of the latest upgrades. It wont start at all neither in regular or in safe mode. Any known issues? Removing my ~/.mozilla helps a little while but then it stops working again. (Without me adding or changing anything)
[21:32] <DCat> hilko, i had this problem on various machines...like the one i am on right now.  i had to install an elder ubuntu version and dist upgrade to get around it... hope this helps.
[21:32] <guntbert> wizard_: http://xbmc.org/
[21:32] <wizard_> guntbert, thanks mate
[21:32] <DCat> hilko, if it helps, i had to use 9.04... on this dell, ubuntu cd's past 9.04 dont load
[21:32] <guntbert> wizard_: :)
[21:32] <Flakeparadigm> Somehow I managed to mess up my X server. On startup, it tries to start X, then goes to a terminal login. running "startx" has no errors, and the log has only a couple of wanrings.
[21:33] <Loshki> alexander_: I found this on google, maybe it will help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[21:33] <eSa|> Vigo_, thanks 4 pointing out. i like plain xchat
[21:33] <theadmin> Flakeparadigm: I think what you messed up is GDM, not the xserver... Ugh... I'm being forced to go off now. Willl see you all later
[21:33] <Yashy> scp P1010[680-709].JPG me@you.com:~/pics/ # what is wrong with this regexp?
[21:34] <pLr> Yashy: try #bash for that
[21:34] <Loshki> Yashy: what happens when you type it?
[21:34] <Monty> peter__, couldn't reproduce that..if i remove the clock-applet by clicking directly on the date (not next to it, where my notification area sits), my clock disappears...
[21:34] <Flakeparadigm> For the record, I'm not using GDM...
[21:34] <Vigo_> eSaj| You are quite welcome, I just tried a few out myself. there are many new ones, it appears.
[21:35] <yacoob> Looks like I can't boot my mac from lucid install disc. I can see 'ISOLINUX' text mode prompt, then a graphical screen flashes with two icons at the bottom, and I'm back at text mode. Is there some specific instruction for mac to install lucid?
[21:35] <hilko> dcat o0 wow well if thats the case.. it may help but its too much work for me to load the image etc.. the pc doesnt boot from usb. i am working ion the machine right now. the live cd did work fina too... dod yours?
[21:35] <trill> Vigo, i am installing ekiga , do you know whats the next step
[21:35] <yacoob> Yashy, [] works with ranges, but of characters, not numbers. And bash (by default) works with fileglobs, which are not regexpes
[21:35] <DCat> hilko, nothing past ubuntu 9.04
[21:36] <peter__> Monty: i have two clocks in the same panel
[21:36] <Vigo_> trill: From Synaptic or Software Center?
[21:36] <trism> Yashy: for a number range in bash, it is {680..709} not [680-709]
[21:36] <DCat> hilko, just down an older ubuntu and find out :)
[21:36] <trill> from a terminakl
[21:36] <trill> terminal*
[21:36]  * DCat back in a bit..
[21:36] <peter__> one is the clock and the other is a part of the notification area (it only disappears if i remove the notification area)
[21:36] <Vigo_> trill: Are you using a CLI only or a GUI?
[21:36] <trill> GUI
[21:37] <madrid> hi, my firefox 3.6 say :Warning: Unknown property 'zoom'.  Declaration dropped.
[21:37] <madrid> Source File: http://www.google.es/firefox?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
[21:37] <madrid> Line: 1
[21:37] <FloodBot2> madrid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:37] <madrid> what is this?
[21:37] <|jonathan|> help me with my wvdial problem
[21:37] <cjsurr> I want to copy my entire / to a backup disk to be restored onto a RAID array. Which method is best to ensure that I copy all files, including hidden ones?
[21:38] <hilko> dcat hm nah i am giving this pc away to a friend and i thought i would try to install ubuntu on it for him to test. but thats too much a fuss for me. i will just clear up the hdd and give it to him in empty state.. thansk anyway
[21:38] <Vigo_> trill: ok, which one?
[21:38] <trill> the gui is ubuntu 10.04 right?
[21:38] <hilko> dcat too bad ubuntu 10.1. is this crappy.. this will drive away many potential users i am sure
[21:38] <hilko> 10.4 of course
[21:39] <hilko> lol
[21:39] <Vigo_> trill: Gnome, KDE, LXDE, there are many, the default is Gnome, yes
[21:39] <trill> oh okay. Im using gnome
[21:40] <|jonathan|> hello
[21:40] <stealth027> hello
[21:40] <cordor> is there a way to turn off specific HD?
[21:40] <alexander_> Loshki how do I check this: If this occurs, verify the device is indeed not mounted, clean out /media/ipod, verify the permissions are correct, and mount again as your normal user.
[21:41] <Vigo_> trill: After it is installed, there should be a GUI for it that runs setup and such, It is like most any SIP service.
[21:42] <alexander_> woah loshki scratch that I think it's working?!
[21:42] <trill> o ok it just popped up
[21:43] <|jonathan|> hello
[21:43] <qkeen> If dd gives segfault while reading /dev/mem -- is it 'cause i'm reading protected area or 'cause it's a dd's bug?
[21:43] <alexander_> Different much easier question now: can I xfer a file betwix my virtual windows box and real Linux box?
[21:43] <rambo> hi
[21:43] <Vigo_> trill: Here is the home page:> http://ekiga.org/
[21:44] <Vigo_> trill: Yes, it is pretty much point and click with that and a few others, have fun!
[21:44] <racethesunlive> alexander_: what type of software are you using to host the virtual machine?
[21:44] <thune3> cjsurr: there are many ways to do such a copy. "cp -a
[21:44] <alexander_> virtualbox ose
[21:45] <|jonathan|> who is a wvdial expert here
[21:45] <thune3> cjsurr: is one way
[21:45] <trill> k, thanks. but after i finish installing ekiga can i use my web cam with other programs
[21:45] <cjsurr> thune3: Thank you i'll try that. And will it preserve all permissions?
[21:45] <alexander_> racethesunlive virtualbox ose
[21:46] <racethesunlive> alexander_: you can transfer files back and forth using the shared folder options
[21:46] <racethesunlive> alexander_: on the windows box it'll be under //vboxsvr/foldername
[21:46] <Vigo_> trill: I think so, yes, if it does not function, you may need to hang on the Forums a bit. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1408679&highlight=ekiga
[21:47] <trill> ok thanks vigo
[21:47] <cjsurr> thune3: Also, how do exclude directories such as /proc, /mnt
[21:47] <alexander_> roger thanks I'll get on it racethesunlive
[21:47] <Kartagis> can I start a screen and move an existing process into the screen?
[21:47] <lxsys> can anybody work out why ubuntu is ignoring my xorg.conf? xorg.conf here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/bh7TMH7g
[21:47] <Vigo_> trill: Ekiga has its own #channel on Freenode , it is in the Help and stuff of that GUI.
[21:47] <xyst> Hey, perhaps this question is silly, but is there a way to make sub-windows opened by applications stay on the same desktop?
[21:47] <Monty> alexander_, alternatively you could setup a samba share for mounting a netdrive in windows
[21:47] <soreau> lxsys: look at your X log and see what it says
[21:48] <lxsys> soreau: "Fatal server error: no screens found
[21:49] <|jonathan|> no one is helping me
[21:49] <Vigo_> xyst: Yes, it is called  Windowing, or something, AWN, gDesklets, Compiz and other pkgs have that capability.
[21:49] <alexander_> is that pretty easy monty I'm not seeing a vboxsvr folder
[21:49] <Priswell> |jonathan|: It's possible that no one has an answer for you.
[21:49] <thune3> cjsurr: if you run it as root (sudo), it should preserve mode, ownership, etc. The syntax of copy is "cp -a dir1 dir2 dir3 dir4 target_di\r" so you could just cp the dirs in the root dir that you want.
[21:49] <Dr_Willis> |jonathan|:  wvdial isent commonly used these days
[21:50] <Priswell> |jonathan|: Personally, I don't even know what wvdial is.
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> Priswell:  used for dial up modems
[21:50] <racethesunlive> alexander_: it wont make the \\vboxsvr network share until you set up a shared folder in the virtualbox settings for that machine
[21:50] <|jonathan|> Dr_Willis i have a usb modem .. how can i cinfigure it in ubuntu 10.04 and can use internet can u tell me?
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> |jonathan|:  You mean a DIAL UP usb modem?
[21:50] <Monty> alexander_, sudo apt-get samba, then edit /etc/samba/smb.conf and see the sample entries... after a restart your share will be available in windows \\ip of host\share
[21:50] <racethesunlive> alexander_: sorry its \\vboxsrv\ not svr
[21:50] <cjsurr> thune3: thanks.
[21:50] <|jonathan|> yep Dr_Willis
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> !dialup
[21:51] <|jonathan|> dialup usb edge modem
[21:51] <|jonathan|> !dialup |jonathan|
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> |jonathan|:  see the url the bot just gave
[21:51] <Monty> alexander_, i guess, there are many simple howtos on the web for ubuntu samba shares
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> !info samba-doc
[21:51] <Vigo_> Dr_Willis: Thank you, that one had me stumpered to no ends here...
[21:52] <alexander_> monty yeah I'm reading one thanks
[21:52] <bihari> hi i need some sort of help i got a power point presentation competation in my university and i got topic linux security i need some help on that can any plz!
[21:53] <xyst> Vigo_: do you know more things I can throw into a google search?  it appears "windowing" is finding just a bunch of stuff about window managers
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  you mean you want us to do your research for you?
[21:54] <|jonathan|> Dr_Willis its not helpful
[21:54] <bihari> not exactly but you can give me some idea and clue
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> |jonathan|:  be a bit more concise and clear in your questions and comments.
[21:54]  * GrouchoMarx salutes Dr_Willis
[21:54] <|jonathan|> okk
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  theres various 'linux security' web sites that focuses on that topic.
[21:55] <Vigo_> xyst: I had this conversation yesterday, I think, you mean a ccsm or gdm thing?
[21:55] <edbian> bihari, Don't start by asking in an irc channel.   Google it (wikipedia at the very least will be helpful)
[21:55] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  its a rather large topic. :)
[21:55] <dmg> \join #rack
[21:55] <Jordan_U> !google | bihari
[21:56] <edbian> Jordan_U, Not what you expected is it :)
[21:56] <xyst> Vigo_: I'm not sure what you're asking there--my google searches for "compiz windowing" and alike aren't yielding anything that says "enable this to turn this on" :)
[21:56] <Dr_Willis> Plus i think telling him to hit gogole first.. is a good answer in this case. :)
[21:56] <xyst> I read in the topic/onjoin the channel is logged, maybe I should try to find those..
[21:57] <Vigo_> xyst: Yes,
[21:57] <Jordan_U> edbian: No, I knew exactly what message !google produces.
[21:57] <dedork> hey, can anyone tell me where to locate the rhythmbox plugins?
[21:57] <Vigo_> xyst: Gnome?
[21:57] <alexander_> racethesunlive created a shared folder under vbox options but it doesn't show up under network sharing center on the v machine
[21:57] <rallias> how do I connect to wifi via the command line?
[21:58] <lxsys> can anybody tell me why my xorg.conf produces a "fatal error: no screens found"???? .conf here : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/H0GAG5Sb thanks
[21:58] <bihari> :( i thought linux lover are here and they can give ,me the answe of my question without wasting my time on google :( but i am wrong
[21:58] <aspire123> can i find some direct download links to download not all but many packages  for ubuntu   as an iso and burn them..
[21:58] <xyst> Vigo_: yes
[21:58] <edbian> bihari, Nobody here loves linux so much that they want to explain to you an entire field of computer science.
[21:58] <xyst> I think since I'm using "normal" appearance stuff, it's compiz too
[21:58] <racethesunlive> alexander_: you could also try manually entering it in explorer, the path would be \\vboxsrv\sharename
[21:59] <edbian> bihari, That's like walking into a math classroom and asking "hey what's multi-variable calculus?"
[21:59] <bihari> edbian,  i have not said that entire word in my question just scroll up and check my sentance
[21:59] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  you dident actually ask an answerable question that i saw...
[22:00] <SnakeNuts> Hello all. I need to have a quick verification to see if I'm doing things right: I have a server I only have remote (SSH) access to and I want to set up a firewall. If I use 'ufw' and I do 'sudo ufw allow ssh/tcp' and the 'sudo uwf enable', am I doing it in the right order to _not_ lock myself out? (I did so yesterday by installing eBox and its firewall plug-in. I had to have my VM re-installed...)
[22:00] <alexander_> vboxsvr doesn't exist on my virtual machine racethesunlive
[22:00] <bihari> Dr_Willis,  oki i am sory i dont wants any debate i got it what you wants to say
[22:00] <Vigo_> xyst: It is in the compiz settings manager.
[22:00] <bnz> oi
[22:00] <Dunas> Is there some way to burn a LiveDVD that has the latest version of the propietary ATI drivers activated, or that will default to VESA, without being ON Ubuntu to start with?
[22:01] <abuayyoub> hello, I was wondering if someone could help me with my microphone? It was working fine just recently but it stopped working all the sudden no idea when exactly or why. I checked all my connections, alsamixer etc everything looks fine.
[22:01] <DrPoO> has anybody has success in installing/running vuze in 10.04 64-bit?
[22:01] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  check delicious.com under the linux and security tags. see what people tag the most.
[22:01] <lxsys> can anybody tell me why my xorg.conf produces a "fatal error: no screens found"???? .conf here : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/H0GAG5Sb thanks
[22:01] <bihari> Dr_Willis,  thanks thats what i am looking for
[22:02] <racethesunlive> alexander_: you have the guest additions installed on the virtual machine correct?
[22:02] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  whoch is almost the same as usiong google. :P
[22:02] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis,  hello, I think you helped me before with this microphone issue. was it you?
[22:02] <GrouchoMarx> Teach a man to fish and ah nevermind!
[22:02] <Vigo_> xyst: Here is a Forum thread on it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1237277&highlight=customize+workspace
[22:02] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  proberly not. I rarely do any audio trouble shotoing
[22:02] <Monty> lxsys, could you pastebin the xorg logfile?
[22:02] <xyst> thank you!
[22:02] <bihari> yes but i am not a core linux user
[22:02] <xyst> I'll check that out right now
[22:02] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis,  ok, sorry.
[22:02] <bnz> hello guys
[22:02] <bihari> i thought you guys are and you can give me those link without wasting time on google
[22:03] <bihari> but i dont know some people feel bad
[22:03] <bihari> like Mr edbian  he has problem with me
[22:03] <Dr_Willis> bihari:  it would be a better question for #ubuntu-offtopic also.. since its not a ubuntu-speficic support Question
[22:03] <bnz> someone speak portuguese?
[22:03] <Dr_Willis> !pr | bnz
[22:03] <xyst> Vigo_: I installed ccsm earlier, but I didn't find the option jump out on me to help me with this
[22:03] <aspire123> bnz: : oi
[22:03] <xyst> Vigo_: unless you are suggesting I add window rules for each app I use
[22:03] <bnz> oi
[22:04] <edbian> bihari, I don't want to argue.  I was simply stating that I felt the question was essentially asking us to do the project for you.  It was a mis-undestanding.
[22:04] <lxsys> Monty: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ureL7TVv
[22:04] <bihari> yes Dr_Willis  let me join
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> or was it !pt  for portiguese
[22:04] <bnz> como posso compilar o ultimo kernel
[22:04] <guntbert> !pt | bnz
[22:04] <bnz> ok
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> No Hablo. :)
[22:04] <Dunas> Is there some way to burn a LiveDVD that has the latest version of the propietary ATI drivers activated, or that will default to VESA, without being ON Ubuntu to start with?
[22:04] <alexander_> no racethesunlive I don't think I did that and I've just checked google and it's still not clear how to do it :p i found instructions for vbox running on windows but not a vbox on ubuntu running windows
[22:04] <Vigo_> xyst: Maybe here:> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/ConfiguringCompiz
[22:04] <bihari> its oki edbian :) np
[22:05] <BIGSEXY> for some reason nobody at freenode will reply to me about my name being logged in lately or not, i wanna get it registered and i'm being completely ignored
[22:05] <Dr_Willis> Dunas:  theres that 'reconstructor' web site that lets you build your custome ubuntu iso's but im not sure about adding the ati drivers. Check it out I guess.
[22:05] <racethesunlive> alexander_: the reason you cant see the \\vboxsvr network is that guest additions must first be installed on the windows virtual machine
[22:05] <BIGSEXY> but they can talk to others
[22:05] <snuxoll> I just got the most confusing and obnoxious care rep at AT&T today
[22:05] <snuxoll> screw it, I'll just keep using google voice for my voicemail
[22:05] <edbian> bihari, This site looks pretty good.  I don't have experience with it.  I just googled it :) http://www.linux-sec.net/
[22:05] <Vigo_> Dunas: You could make a custom spin.
[22:05] <DrPoO> whats the best torrent client in your opinion?
[22:06] <Dr_Willis> DrPoO:  depends on your specific needs
[22:06] <edbian> DrPoO, rtorrent
[22:06] <Dr_Willis> DrPoO:  ive been uising the PPA's of  the newest Transmission - its worked very well.  lacking a few features.. but it works.
[22:06] <alexander_> the "install guest additions" option isn't anywhere on the virtualbox menus for me racethesunlive
[22:06] <DrPoO> Dr_Willis, something like vuze or azureus, was what i had in mind
[22:06] <guntbert> BIGSEXY: only staffers can see your questions in #freenode right now and they seem to be rather busy
[22:07] <Dr_Willis> DrPoO:  that tells me very little of your 'needs' :)
[22:07] <bihari> thank you edbian
[22:07] <DrPoO> I need to be able to dl magnetic links
[22:07] <BIGSEXY> guntbert: how do i know who is a staffer?
[22:07] <Dr_Willis> DrPoO:  i blive those 2 would be considered rather poor torrent clients. :)
[22:07] <BIGSEXY> and i can see questions other people are asking, and i'm not a staffer
[22:07] <snuxoll> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8JsvwUcok0
[22:07] <Monty> lxsys, did you read line 20?
[22:07] <DrPoO> lol
[22:07] <snuxoll> oh hell
[22:07] <edbian> bihari, Good luck. There is a LOT  to learn :)
[22:07] <snuxoll> what's with my irssi setup
[22:07] <ChogyDan> DrPoO: deluge is another bittorrent
[22:07] <snuxoll> wrong channel
[22:07] <FloodBot2> snuxoll: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:07] <guntbert> BIGSEXY: may I PM you?
[22:07] <BIGSEXY> guntbert: yes
[22:08] <bihari> ya thnks again
[22:08] <bihari> brb
[22:08] <bihari> let me look at the site
[22:08] <lxsys> Monty: oh, perhaps that's the wrong log then
[22:08] <pune> hey boys, i am looking for a better "universal" open-file dialog for ubuntu.  is there something i can just install for this?
[22:10] <racethesunlive> alexander_: it should be under devices: at the top of the virtual machines window
[22:10] <DrPoO> pune, open-file dialog? what do you mean?
[22:10] <xavierm> Guys I've never tried xfce before, I'm a bit curious about it, I read it's based on gtk+, does it means that it will run gnome apps natively?
[22:10] <VCoolio> xavierm: it has some alternatives, but you can install and run gnome apps too
[22:10] <edbian> xavierm, gnome apps are basically just apps that use the gtk toolkit.  So yes
[22:10] <glick> hey if i accidently deleted the bottom panel, how can i get it back?
[22:10] <alexander_> racethesunlive it isn't but I found instructions on various commands to run and I'm trying that now
[22:11] <edbian> glick, Go to the top panel.  Right click. Add new panel. Wait a moment
[22:11] <Dr_Willis> !resetpanels | glick
[22:11] <pune> DrPoO, i mean the dialog window that programs use when they want the user to open a file.  like when you use firefox to upload a image to somewhere.  it uses some stock "select your file" dialeg
[22:11] <glick> cool thanks guys
[22:11] <xavierm> edbian, VCoolio  time for some fun then, thanks
[22:11] <edbian> glick, not "add to panel" but "new panel"  big difference
[22:11] <edbian> xavierm, no problem
[22:12] <alexander_> actually racethesunlive "device" isn't even a menu, I've got "machines"
[22:12] <DrPoO> pune, the dialog-windows will depend on the application that is installed, and not on the OS. However, a lot of applications use gnome
[22:12] <DrPoO> or kde
[22:12] <lxsys> Monty: the xorg logs are all the same, yet I don't have any "ModelName" strings in my xorg.conf
[22:13] <proc> I installed ubuntu lucid. everything works fine except one problem: sometimes my window managers freeze, but not exactly the entire window manager but rather the windows and the panel. I tried it with xfce and gnome, everywhere the same problem. nothing in x log files or dmesg log files
[22:13] <proc> any ideas about that?
[22:13] <pune> DrPoO, so i could change this dialog in gnome, and effectively it will change the dialog used for the gnome programs?
[22:13] <Monty> if i remember correctly there are some cfg.d-folders inside the /etc/X11 folder since karmic...i'll try to figure out
[22:13] <proc> btw.: graphic card is intel gma 4500M and aiglx is activated (but no fanzy compiz stuff)
[22:13] <DrPoO> pune, Do you simply want to change the way it looks? or the content?
[22:14] <Monty> @lxsys
[22:14] <blain> proc kde?
[22:14] <proc> didn't try
[22:14] <pune> i want to completely change its behavior.
[22:14] <proc> blain, it's the same with xfce and gnome, so you really think it's going to better with kde?
[22:14] <blain> sure, kde is better
[22:15] <proc> gnah
[22:15] <proc> doubt it, but ok
[22:15] <proc> I'll give it a shot
[22:15] <k1ng> can anyone help me to setup dhcp3-server?
[22:15] <blain> suite yourself
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> Try it with icewm :)
[22:15] <BIGSEXY> blain: better how?
[22:15] <Monty> lxsys, could you make a [grep -ir "modelname" *] within  /etc/X11 and see if there's a config file ?
[22:15] <barfster> How can I start VNC server?
[22:15] <barfster> I am in Ubuntu 10.04 GUI now
[22:15] <blain> vncserver
[22:15] <DrPoO> pune, then you should problably go to #gnome
[22:15] <marfu20> alguien habla español?
[22:16] <DrPoO> yo
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  gnome has one built in. Its in the menus some where
[22:16] <blain> marfu20 no porque?
[22:16] <DrPoO> marfu20
[22:16] <barfster> Dr_Willis: But is it called VNC?
[22:16] <DrPoO> marfu20, yo hablo
[22:16] <lxsys> Monty: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/XBSq0KEE
[22:16] <marfu20> xD
[22:16] <Rabbitbunny> Sorry for the noob question, but running Karmic, I'd like to rip a CD to MP3. Google tells me to use Sound Juicer but I don't have that and it mentions something about a bug that causes bad MP3's. Anyone done it recently?
[22:16] <barfster> Or some weird Remote Desktop naming?
[22:16] <VCoolio> Rabbitbunny: check out abcde
[22:16] <xavierm> barfster, System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[22:16] <Loshki> bihari: you might try ##security...
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> barfster:  its using vnc. I dont know the name in the menu. the acutal name of the vncserver its uisng is 'vino' i think
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> Remote Desktop is weird? :)
[22:17] <alexander_> sorry racethesunlive I'm just not getting this... there is no devices menu and I just did everything instructed by this on site, had me doin sudo get-apt upgrade/update n such... still nothing
[22:17] <barfster> Remote Desktop != vino
[22:17] <bihari> thank you Loshki
[22:17] <Rabbitbunny> VCoolio: Thanks, looking now.
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> !info vino
[22:17] <fridgerator> anyone know how i can install ubuntu desktop without xwindows?
[22:18] <abys> yo people im totaly new into ubuntu server and i dont know cool things to do ... anyone ideas
[22:18] <guntbert> !es | marfu20
[22:18] <fridgerator> abys same thing you can do on every other computer
[22:18] <marfu20> gracias
[22:18] <blain> abys what do you need
[22:18] <mkanyicy> How to customize the workspace switcher? I want to write text on  each
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> from what im googling.. vino is the binary used by the gnome remote desktop..
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> unless theres some other alterntive
[22:19] <abys> dont know i want to explore it
[22:19] <mkanyicy> fridgerator, ubuntu "server"?
[22:19] <alexander_> anyone know how I install guest additions on ubuntu?
[22:19] <mkanyicy> abys, maybe try desktop version
[22:19] <abys> yes :) im on the desktop :)
[22:20] <Monty> lxsys,  are you really sure, that the logfile is procuded with the pasted xorg.conf and a "stop gdm" and a "start gdm" from cli?
[22:20] <mkanyicy> what is that alexander_ ?
[22:20] <abys> im already using ubuntu desktop for a year
[22:20] <alexander_> not sure, something that makes virtual box transfer files?
[22:20] <mkanyicy> abys, isnt that enough?
[22:20] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  the virtualbox menu item for that - mounts a 'iso file' that then has the binaries to run.
[22:20] <alexander_> Dr_Willis there is no menu item for that, any ideas?
[22:20] <lxsys> Monty: um, I'm just going to put irssi on tty1 and restart X.
[22:20] <ChogyDan> alexander_: isn't there directions on the vbox website?
[22:20] <mkanyicy> How to customize the workspace switcher? I want to write text on  each
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  should be ione in the menus of the virtualbox window that th guest os is running in,.
[22:21] <barfster> Hmm VNC logs in, but screen is black...
[22:21] <blain> abys server won't be much different except no X
[22:21] <k1ng> /etc/network/interfaces is no more on 10.04?
[22:21] <alexander_> oooooooooh got it thanks dr_willis
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  where were you looking? :)
[22:21] <mkanyicy> abys, there is no purpose going server. esp when looking for 'cool' things to do
[22:22] <abys> no but i said that wrong :)
[22:22] <lxsys> Monty: what was it I should do?
[22:22] <mkanyicy> abys, say it right
[22:23] <blain> say it right, nelly furtado
[22:23] <talfeo> hey guys, just install ubuntu 10.4 and sound does not work.  ny suggestions?
[22:23] <erichammond> Using Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid, is it possible to change the trigger limits on the battery panel widget so that it does not turn red until, say, 15min?  It's red now and I have over an hour left.
[22:23] <Monty> lxsys, make sure, that the xorg.conf has no "modelname" and then pastein a fresh logfile, after you verified, that it's fresh :)
[22:23] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> hello if i sha256sum a file and the code it returns matches the code of another file, does it means they are exactly the same and none have not even a tiny bit different? is there anything better than sha256sum (say sha1024sum perhaps :P) i don't care if it takes a bit longer to calculate the code =)
[22:23] <mkanyicy> blain, lol
[22:23] <talfeo> i can her the static from the mic but that is it
[22:24] <abys> i wanna have a file server but thats not dificult , but i guess i can explore more when i run a server at my home... Like pen testing i really wanna get into that genre of using computers
[22:24] <[4-tea-2]> Howdy. Evolution just started to claim that all the SSL certs of several of my mail providers have turned "bad". Is that a known issue, possibly related to a recent Ubuntu update?
[22:24] <lxsys> Monty: it has no "modelname", should I delete the X logs and restart X?
[22:24] <[4-tea-2]> (among them is the cert for pop.gmail.com)
[22:24] <blain> abys sudo apt-get install proftpd
[22:25] <Loshki> talfeo: 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).
[22:25] <Monty> lxsys, so be sure, yes
[22:25] <abys> And i tried doing that with a virtual lab in virtualbox, but the way i wanted it was to difficult for me ...
[22:26] <BIGSEXY> it said i have too many nicknames registered to register another. i dropped 2. how come i can't register one?
[22:26] <talfeo> thanks Loshki, i'll give it a try
[22:26] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> can anyone reply me please =)
[22:26] <blain> me please =)
[22:26] <Loshki> asdfasdfasdfasdf: here is your reply...
[22:27] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> hehe thanks that's what i wanted :D
[22:27] <blain> what's wrong asdfasdfasdfasdf
[22:27] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> i stated the question up, here it is again :  if i sha256sum a file and the code it returns matches the code of another file, does it means they are exactly the same and none have not even a tiny bit different? is there anything better than sha256sum (say sha1024sum perhaps :P) i don't care if it takes a bit longer to calculate the code =).
[22:28] <adhyexz> if you could guide me to find my SQL injection tutorial ???
[22:28] <wizard__> hello all I tried to install automatix but get this error Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: python2.5
[22:28] <antiroach_> hi
[22:28] <Loshki> asdfasdfasdfasdf: to answer your question, if the sha256sum is the same, your files are identical. A collision (false positive) is so rare as to not be worth bothering about...
[22:28] <wizard__> i have python installed
[22:28] <[4-tea-2]> Bueller? Anyone?
[22:28] <Dunas> Is there some way to burn a LiveDVD that has the latest version of the propietary ATI drivers activated, or that will default to VESA, without being ON Ubuntu to start with?
[22:28] <erUSUL> wizard__: !!!?? automatix is obsolete an was awfull even in its glory days ( circa 2006 )
[22:29] <erUSUL> !automatix | wizard__
[22:29] <wizard__> another thing out there like it ?
[22:29] <abys> mkanyicy: Why do you say its better to stay with the desktop?
[22:29] <erUSUL> !ubuntutweak
[22:29] <Loshki> asdfasdfasdfasdf: if you want a second check, just use cmp or diff to compare the files...
[22:29] <erUSUL> !search tweak
[22:29] <lxsys> Monty: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/sRBsYwzq
[22:29] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> Loshki, interesting ive heard about the diff command, is it better? (thing is do not have the other file to compare here, i only have sha256sum code, though it is possible to get it.)
[22:29] <erUSUL> !find tweak
[22:29] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ah lol
[22:30] <erUSUL> !tweak
[22:30] <Dr_Willis> wizard__:  depends on what you really want to do
[22:30] <[4-tea-2]> I'll offer a picture of a bottle of wine to anyone who knows something about my problem and is willing to share the info.
[22:30] <lxsys> did I get caught up in a netsplit?
[22:30] <blain> nop lxsys
[22:30] <Dunas> Heck of a support channel here :(
[22:31] <wizard__> Dr_Willis, I am just looking for top programs on ubuntu it named it so I though I'd install and play around with it
[22:31] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> Loshki, any interesting difference between sha256 and sha512?
[22:31] <wizard__> but never installed
[22:31] <Dr_Willis> wizard__:  try ubuntu-tweak and the getdeb web site
[22:31] <erUSUL> asdfasdfasdfasdf: hash lenght ?  speed ?
[22:31] <abuayyoub> hi can someone please help me with a bum microphone?
[22:31] <Dr_Willis> wizard__:  and explore the pacakge manager
[22:31] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> erUSUL, uhm would you please explain
[22:32] <Loshki> asdfasdfasdfasdf: diff is better when you have two text files and want to see exactly how they differ (for tracking source code changes). A sha256sum is usually all you need to decide if two files are the same or not. For ordinary file comparision, sha512 is not noticeably any better than sha256....
[22:32] <erUSUL> asdfasdfasdfasdf: dunno what do you call interesting?
[22:32] <Erag0n00> Sorry boys noobie question upcomming.. how do i get to  home\user\maildir in putty aigien ? cd home works for home.. but i can get longer in :S
[22:32] <[4-tea-2]> Well, not that y'all have earned it, not helping with that Cert issue and all, but still, here it is: http://mutantenstadl.de/uploads/Illustrationen/ubuntu-wein1.jpg
[22:32] <Dr_Willis> Dunas: you can build custome isos here ---> https://build.reconstructor.org/
[22:32] <erUSUL> asdfasdfasdfasdf: or better yet; why do you want to know? or what are you trying to do ?
[22:32] <wizard__> Dr_Willis, thanks I will do :)
[22:32] <Jordan_U> asdfasdfasdfasdf: sha512 is more secure, but you only have to worry about that if the NSA is trying to sneek in mallicious files with a colliding sha256 sum (which is incredibly hard to make).
[22:33] <Dr_Willis> Erag0n00:  its cd / not \   and use the Tab key to complete file names.
[22:33] <erUSUL> !remaster | Dunas
[22:34] <Loshki> asdfasdfasdfasdf: wanna tell us your *real* problem now?
[22:34] <alexander_> I installed guest additions but vboxsvr still doesn't exist. I shared the folder "Public" but it won't give me permission to do stuff to it. trying to move a file from virtual wind0z to real Ubuntu
[22:34] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> erUSUL, i wanted to know if 2 files were different. Loshki Jordan_U i see thanks.
[22:35] <Erag0n00> tryed  dident work still get back inn root ..:S
[22:35] <erUSUL> asdfasdfasdfasdf: use "cmp"
[22:35] <ChogyDan> alexander_: did you install guest additions on windows?
[22:35] <ionut> hei, how can i cancel a package (kopete) because the webcam is not working anymore. i want to cancel the package , and reinstall it new from the beginning
[22:35] <SawyerLX> OK, I need help, readu anybody, its about ubuntu servers are they temp down cause my Update Manager does NOT work and Synaptic does give back error too?
[22:35] <alexander_> yes ChogyDan
[22:35] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  you do relaize that with virtualbox and the gust/host OS you can use several methods to transfer files across as if they were on the same lan? you could use ssh/scp samba, nfs, ftp. or the special Vbox shared directory.
[22:35] <DCat_AFK> SawyerLX, did you try another mirror?
[22:36] <SawyerLX> DCAt with update manager
[22:36] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  for some quick transfers you couls use ssh and winscp
[22:36] <alexander_> Dr_Willis yeah I mean I'm just trying to get it done I'd use any technique but I couldn't find clear samba instructions... those sound cool
[22:36] <DCat_AFK> Sawblade5, try the best mirror option
[22:36] <Loshki> ionut: apt-get install --reinstall kopete (or via synaptic) should reinstall the package
[22:36] <Erag0n00> Quick question when installing postfix. do i need to install Maildir at the same time or is that installed auto?
[22:36] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:   check the virtualbox docs also for inro on setting up that share.  or just use ssh and winscp.
[22:36] <zzo38> Do you know what is wrong with "pydoc" command?
[22:37] <ionut> Loshki: done, thanks
[22:37] <zzo38> It seems to run two programs whenever I type in "pydoc"
[22:37] <Monty_> lxsys, could you remove the VertRefresh and the HorSync lines?
[22:37] <SawyerLX> i think foend problem, ...
[22:37] <SawyerLX> found
[22:37] <DCat_AFK> SawyerLX, :)
[22:37] <Loshki> Erag0n00: postfix can be a bear to configure. Also try asking on #postfix....
[22:37] <alexander_> I don't really know how to use ftp and stuff Dr_Willis what's the easiest way to do this? are there guides?
[22:37] <zzo38> The Python documentation program, and some speech dispatcher program. Both with the same command-line arguments.
[22:37] <lxsys> Monty_ did you get the logs??
[22:37] <Monty_> lxsys, and than please paste the logfile again...the logfile does also say, that you need the official matrox module for using dualhead
[22:37] <Erag0n00> thanks
[22:37] <Monty_> yes
[22:38] <brett_h> is there an eays way to view the changelog of a package you have installed/
[22:38] <lxsys> Monty_ : is line 312 an issue?
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  virtualbox has docs.. and a manual.. and the other services are all documented at differnt places. its as if you have 2 pcs on a lan. You can install ssh on the linux box. and winscp ion the windows box and transfer stuff that way very easially if you wanted to
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> !ssh | alexander_
[22:39] <Monty_> lxsys, an issue is, that X use the sync values from config, which does not seem to match with the one of your monitor. so you could remove them and let X try to autodetect...
[22:39] <lxsys> Monty: ok I'll remove them and restart X
[22:39] <amit08> hi I am trying to ping my router or any other website from my linux box running on Vbox on windows, bt with error : "bad address" .. what could be the problem?
[22:40] <Dr_Willis> amit08:  can it actually get to the web sites in a browser?
[22:40] <gagzilla> anyone have recommendations on getting sound to play on *two* linux boxes from one of them- in other words connect to the sound server on another machine in parallel?
[22:40] <amit08> @Dr_Willis: yes it can .. actually I am running IRC on the same linux box.
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> gagzilla:  pulse audio can do that. You can sound from PC1 - to the speakers of PC2.. or use the mic on pc2.  to record on pc1
[22:41] <TinFury> Hmmmm such a big channel
[22:42] <erUSUL> gagzilla: maybe in #pulseaudio know
[22:42] <lxsys> Monty_: restarted, would the logs be of any use?
[22:42] <Monty_> yes
[22:42] <gagzilla> Dr_Willis, thanks! I will look into that
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> amit08:  sounds like the router mauy be blocking things.. or vboxc's network config is
[22:42] <gagzilla> erUSUL, thanks
[22:42] <Monty_> lxsys, does one monitor work?
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> gagzilla:  theres several Pulse audio tools in the repo you need to install and tweak the security settings
[22:42] <lxsys> Monty_: yes, but still no monitor two
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> TinFury:  its actually a slow day today in here.
[22:42] <blain> slow?
[22:43] <josephnexus> Hi everyone
[22:43] <rallias> is there a program that allows me to take mp4 files, remove the actual video, and save it as a music media file?
[22:43] <gagzilla> Dr_Willis, seems like there should be a page describing this as a howto. if I don't find one I'll write one up
[22:43] <josephnexus> i'm trying to compile froggatto, and I'm getting a message "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL"  but I have a /usr/lib/libGL.so and /usrlib/libGL.la
[22:43] <josephnexus> any ideas on what I'm missing?
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> gagzilla:  i  saw some mention in the forums/pulse pages.. but never ntoiced a actual guide
[22:44] <TinFury> Dr_Willis: Hmmm
[22:44] <Monty_> lxsys: yes, that's because your logfile says: (EE) MGA(1): This card requires the "mga_hal" module for dual-head operation. It can be found at the Matrox web site <http://www.matrox.com>
[22:44] <amit08> @Dr_willis : But if that's the case how am i able to connect using IRC and also I can browse on my browser .... its only ping thats now working
[22:44] <alexander_> sorry Dr_willis I hate to be so useless but there's all these host name address options and stuff I don't even know where to begin? I have open-ssh on linux and putty and winscp on wind0z now...
[22:44] <SawyerLX> checked out dev google chrome 6, did not work, uninsdtalled via dpkg and screwed package manager all up, i think.
[22:44] <Dr_Willis> gagzilla:  from my notes on memoserv on the topic ---> install paprefs and pavucontrol, set auth off in paprefs, then use the pulse gnome applet to set default pulse server
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  use the ip's not the names
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  run winscp on windows. connect to the ip of the linux machine.
[22:45] <gagzilla> Dr_Willis, thanks looking into this
[22:46] <alexander_> connection refused dr_willis I used a "whats my ip address" website
[22:46] <erUSUL> alexander_: internal lan ip.
[22:46] <Bridge|A> hello all, let me start out by saying yes i have google my problem, so please dont say google it, and not looking to be flammed becuase the answer might be painfully obviuos to you(but is not to me)
[22:46] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  thats your wan/routers ip. :) not the lan ip
[22:47] <blain> Bridge|A whats up
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  check with ifconfig
[22:47] <Bridge|A> anyone have a problem before where bios and windows can see my linux partition but the live cd cannot
[22:47] <Bridge|A> ?
[22:47] <blain> ifconfig eth0
[22:47] <blain> no
[22:47] <blain> foxconn?
[22:47] <Bridge|A> i used windows 7 bootrex/fixmbr and was able to boot into windows again
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> Bridge|A:  theres been others with similer issues in here on and off.
[22:48] <Bridge|A> but livecd cannot mount hdd and find it in /media after
[22:48] <Bridge|A> like usual
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> Bridge|A:  but ive not seen any difinitive reason/fox.
[22:48] <cryzed> If I planned to dual-boot the best way would probably be to first install Windows and then Ubuntu right?
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> Bridge|A:  you have tried mounting it by hand?
[22:48] <MetalGeek_N00b> hi, could someone spare time to talk partions in linux ubuntu ll
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> cryzed:  yes
[22:48] <cryzed> Dr_Willis, alright
[22:48] <Bridge|A> not via terminal or anmything
[22:48] <lxsys> Monty_ : do I just put it in the xorg.conf file and restart X then?
[22:48] <Bridge|A> but usually under places i clickmthe hdd and it pops up
[22:49] <DCat--> MetalGeek_N00b, how so?
[22:49] <blain> cryzed yes
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> MetalGeek_N00b:  how to partition? normal layout for  me --> (windows)(/ for linux) (/home) (swap)  4 primary partitions
[22:49] <alexander_> access denied Dr_willis used my ISP login + pw
[22:49] <cryzed> blain, thanks
[22:49]  * vsk good night crazypeople :P
[22:49] <blain> cryzed use LVM for linux
[22:49] <Bridge|A> gparted doe4snt pick up the disk either
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> Bridge|A:  dont confuse the 'auto mounting' of filesystems with  mounting by hand/not seen proboekms. :)
[22:49] <Bridge|A> ok
[22:49] <cryzed> blain, hrm? Why not first install Windows on the whole hard-disk and then repartition with the Ubuntu setup and shrink the Windows partitions therewhile
[22:49] <Bridge|A> lemme look into that
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  you are sshing into your linux box.. you use your linux users name/pass
[22:49] <Bridge|A> brb
[22:50] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  as if you were on a local lan with 2 pc's - nothing to do with your ISp
[22:50] <Monty_> lxsys, no, you need to download, then maybe compile and finally install it. but i would try to do a websearch for ubuntu "mga_hal" maybe there are some packages or howtos available...
[22:50] <blain> cryzed sure, but LVM will allow you to expand and shrink paritions in linux and do concatening
[22:50] <Dr_Willis> alexander_:  run ifconfig on the linux box. check your ip#'
[22:51] <cryzed> blain, LVM = Logical Volume Manager? I don't really know much about it but seems a bit too much of a hassle if I'm only setting it up once and then not planning on resizing the partitions constantly
[22:51] <alexander_> alright I'm in now thanks so much Dr_Willis
[22:51] <blain> cryzed ok suite yourself
[22:51] <cryzed> blain, sorry I didn't mean to offend you
[22:51] <blain> but it's pretty easy
[22:51] <Bridge|A> does this channel have a handy java chat applet anywhere on the web?
[22:51] <Bridge|A> kinda a pain to switch between os's so much
[22:51] <alecs> hi!
[22:51] <alecs> i am using a Ubuntu 10.04 box, and i have installed java-sun-jdk + jre ., but now when i am running java -version, i get : Error occurred during initialization of VM, Could not reserve enough space for code cache
[22:52] <alecs> any ideeas ?
[22:52] <josephnexus> freenode does
[22:52] <FloodBot2> alecs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:52] <alexander_> handy chat applet.... you mean Chatzilla 8)
[22:52] <cryzed> alecs, missing RAM?
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> Bridge|A:  chatzilla is an irc client extension for firefox. :)
[22:52] <Bridge|A> well booting from livecd, so it'll delete after each reboot
[22:52] <Bridge|A> hehe
[22:52] <Bridge|A> hmm maybe that might work
[22:52] <blain> no worries cryzed but lvm allows a lot more and will give you more flexibility
[22:52] <alecs> cryzed: to run java -version i do not think i need 1 Gb
[22:53] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> DCat--, sorry, lost connection, you were saying
[22:53] <cryzed> alecs, when you execute java it automatically loads the JVM into the RAM afaik
[22:53] <cryzed> alecs, so yes it may
[22:53] <josephnexus> anyone have any ideas why I am unable to compile and am getting the /usr/bin/ld: cannot file -lGL"
[22:53] <JoeSomebody> how can i get my contact data from outlook? the field mapping screen is broken, tried everything, no names appear
[22:53] <cryzed> alecs, uh not JVM, the Java libraries simply
[22:53] <JoeSomebody> sorry wrong chan
[22:54] <erUSUL> JoeSomebody: you do not have openGL  dev files installed ?
[22:54] <JoeSomebody> no
[22:54] <josephnexus> i do have them installed erUSUL
[22:54] <josephnexus> at least as far as I can tell
[22:55] <Monty_> lxsys, I would purge the ubuntu mga package and compile the official driver by myself: http://projects.tuxx-home.at/mga/
[22:55] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> about hard drive partitions
[22:55] <lxsys> Monty_: ok i'll give that a go
[22:55] <Monty_> lxsys, sry, can't try to help you any longer...have to go now
[22:55] <lxsys> Monty_ ok, thanks for the help
[22:55] <Monty_> np
[22:55] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> cna i make a change after install
[22:56] <SawyerLX> fixed, that's why one will always copy and paste the error in a browser to read instead of panick like myself, I will never learn.  thanks for being here it gives me a backup plane_ was just about to reinstall ubuntu 10.04. error was 'E:Read error - read (5 Input/output error), E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.' fix:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7943852&p
[22:56] <SawyerLX> ostcount=6.  thank you and GB:)
[22:56] <josephnexus> erUSUL: any particular package that will take care of it?
[22:56] <blain> MAMetalGeek_Noob if you're using LVM you can easily
[22:56] <AdamSewell> does anyone know if there is a plugin for gedit that gives a project view?
[22:56] <erUSUL> josephnexus: really dunno in linux you have to use the mesa libs for opengl afaik
[22:56] <blain> for quanta there is
[22:56] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> blain, ?
[22:57] <erUSUL> AdamSewell: use a proper ide? anjuta? geany ?
[22:57] <josephnexus> I have those installed though
[22:57] <josephnexus> which is why I'm confused...
[22:57] <erUSUL> josephnexus: glut freeglut ?
[22:57] <tdn> How can I invert all the colors on the screen?
[22:57] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> DCat--, I wanna move /home to its own partition and change swap file partition size
[22:57] <AdamSewell> erUSUL: are either of those close to TextMate (OSX)?
[22:57] <blain> MAMetalGeek_Noob lvresize
[22:57] <josephnexus> i'm trying those now
[22:57] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> cli command?
[22:58] <blain> ah
[22:58] <blain> that
[22:58] <blain> you can
[22:58] <josephnexus> erUSUL, same error as before
[22:58] <erUSUL> AdamSewell: never touched an apple so i dunno; try them and see. free and aviable in the repos with only a few clicks
[22:58] <AdamSewell> erUSUL: thanks
[22:58] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> i mean is lvresize in cli
[22:59] <erUSUL> josephnexus: then i dunno; consult the INSTALL/README file that comes with the sources
[22:59] <blain> MAMetalGeek_Noob wait
[22:59] <erUSUL> !separatehome | MAMetalGeek_Noob
[22:59] <josephnexus> i have... that's why I came here, aparently this issue has been around w/ ubuntu of this particular library not being seen
[22:59] <josephnexus> even when it is there
[23:00] <istvan> I accidently installed Grub 2 in the boot sector of my windows partition f my dual boot and now my windows (7) is broken. how can i recover it?
[23:00] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> erUSUL,  i want to do it without reinstalling
[23:01] <blain> MAMetalGeek_Noob lvresize /dev/vg0/lv_swap --size 50G, then swapoff /dev/vg0/lv_swap, swapon /dev/vg0/lv_swap
[23:01] <AdminX> I am having a problem removing a Network bookmark. I see no way to remove a bookmark from the places menu. please help
[23:01] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> ?????????????????/
[23:01] <AdminX> Edit Menu does not work
[23:01] <erUSUL> MAMetalGeek_Noob: yes; the instructions in the page tell you how. did you bother to read them ?
[23:02] <blain> MAMetalGeek_Noob that's an example, you gotta adapt it to your installation
[23:02] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> sorry will go back and look
[23:03] <twobitsprite> how do I find out if my grub is installed on the MBR or the first partition?
[23:03] <twobitsprite> google search yeilds some unhelpful forum posts
[23:04] <VCoolio> AdminX: you can delete bookmarks in your file manager (nautilus), not sure if it will work for network
[23:05] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> ok have red the page, will it work?
[23:05] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> read
[23:05] <cbone>  /msg NickServ krHansford
[23:05] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> got the live cd hear
[23:05] <AdminX> That was it, Thank you, I did not think to look in Nautilus.
[23:05] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> here
[23:05] <willwork4foo> so I've just put a 6 cell battery on my netbook (running UNE lucid, fully updated) and now Gnome-power-manager keeps freaking out. One minute, I've got 5 hours of power remaining. The next, I'm at 1% and it's about to shut down (I've disabled that from happening) then a few minutes later it thinks it's being charged when it isn't, then it settles back to the right reading
[23:05] <willwork4foo> any ideas on this battery madness?
[23:06] <erUSUL> MAMetalGeek_Noob: they should work yes.
[23:06] <cbone>  /msg NickServ register krHansford cpt.crossbones@gmail.com
[23:06] <josephnexus> apparently the packages are borked, i manually relinked and it fixed my problem
[23:06] <MAMetalGeek_Noob> cross your fingers for me, i may not return lol thanks for help bye
[23:07] <DSSA> Could anyone point me to a simple (for a someone computer illiterate) how-to for setting up a simple file server using Ubuntu 10.04 Server ?
[23:07] <cbone>  /msg NickServ register krHansford hansford.kr@gmail.com
[23:07] <adorablepuppy> Does the 64bit Desktop version come with WUBI installer?
[23:07] <erUSUL> !samba | DSSA
[23:08] <blain> wtf cbone
[23:08] <DSSA> erUSUL: Thanks!  I'll check that out now.  I appreciate the help!
[23:08] <Illusion> Hi folks, I have a question regarding Ubuntu 10.04 and mysql but it's quite a big desription, can I just paste it in here?
[23:08] <cbone> sorry
[23:08] <adorablepuppy> Illusion pastebin?
[23:08] <blain> ahah
[23:09] <adorablepuppy> !wubi
[23:09] <twobitsprite> does ubuntu install grub to the MBR by default?
[23:09] <blain> yes
[23:09] <leagris> twobitsprite, it does
[23:09] <Illusion> adorablepuppy and all other readers: http://pastebin.org/396991
[23:09] <blain> otherwise windows will forget linux is there
[23:11] <adorablepuppy> Illusion, no idea.
[23:11] <Illusion> weird isn't it?
[23:12] <adorablepuppy> Illusion: Try sudo mysql -u username -p password
[23:12] <adorablepuppy> Maybe access to the executable is restricted to root only for some reason
[23:12] <avi_> Hey everyone! This weekend, a super awesome guy was able to help me remove grub and install MBR to a windows partition. It worked flawlessly, and now I need to do it on another machine. What I need is to be able to remove grub from a specific partition on an internal hard drive, and then install the Windows 7 bootloader (which I assume is MBR). All these to be done in a simple Lucid terminal. It was only a few commands, if anyone could hel
[23:12] <avi_> o me out, i'd be very grateful!
[23:13] <avi_> Hey everyone! This weekend, a super awesome guy was able to help me remove grub and install MBR to a windows partition. It worked flawlessly, and now I need to do it on another machine. What I need is to be able to remove grub from a specific partition on an internal hard drive, and then install the Windows 7 bootloader which I assume is MBR. All these to be done in a simple Lucid terminal. It was only a few commands, if anyone could helo
[23:13] <avi_> me out, i'd be very grateful!
[23:15] <agony> hello
[23:15] <agony> is someone else there?
[23:15] <Jordan_U> agony: No.
[23:15] <edbian> agony, I'm here!
[23:15] <DCat--> agony, they lie.
[23:16] <Jordan_U> avi_: "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" make sure that *no* partitions are selected, then follow: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Boot_Sector
[23:16] <avi_> Jordan_U! You were the guy who helped me last weekend!
[23:16] <maiko> Why I can't move my files to trash, I get this message: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?\n\nThe file "untitled folder" cannot be moved to the trash." [cancel][skip][delete]. It happens in all my partitions, ext4, fat32 and ntfs
[23:16] <avi_> Ah, that
[23:16] <avi_> 's it. Thanks mate.
[23:16] <nicxvan> hello, i'm completely new to this, and I'm trying to install filezilla, where is the default download directory?
[23:16] <erUSUL> avi_: why didn't you writte dwon what that awsome guy told you ?
[23:16] <nicxvan> i've looked in places adn I feel like an idiot i can't find it
[23:16] <edbian> nicxvan, pm me!
[23:16] <avi_> erUSUL: I didn't think I'd need it again :)
[23:16] <Jordan_U> avi_: You're welcome.
[23:17] <DCat--> nicxvan, did you try synaptic first?
[23:17] <nicxvan> what is synaptic
[23:17] <rallias> is it possible to upgrade my computer to 10.10 without burning a live cd?
[23:18] <DCat--> nicxvan, click system, administration and load it up
[23:18] <DCat--> rallias, you can try a dist upgrade
[23:18] <edbian> rallias, No because 10.10 is not out yet.  It will come out in Octoboer
[23:18] <edbian> October*
[23:18] <DCat--> Doh!
[23:18] <edbian> rallias, Once it is out than you can upgrade to it using the update manager (you don't have to burn a CD)
[23:18] <DCat--> I guess alpha releases arent even out heh
[23:19] <rallias> where can i find the deb http://... things for 10.10?
[23:19] <nicxvan> ok i have synaptic open it's downloading some stuff
[23:19] <pk___> i have some ssh private keys
[23:19] <pk___> how do i set them in my terminal
[23:19] <maiko> Why I can't move my files to trash, I get this message: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?\n\nThe file "untitled folder" cannot be moved to the trash." [cancel][skip][delete]. It happens in all my partitions, ext4, fat32 and ntfs
[23:19] <edbian> rallias, They don't exist yet.  10.10 doesn't come out until October.
[23:20] <DCat--> nicxvan, you should visit this site.  http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[23:20] <MilitantPotato> Where's the logfile for gparted?
[23:22] <nicxvan> dcat thanks
[23:24] <Bridge|A> hoping this is something positive
[23:24] <MetalGeek_N00b> any suggestions for a gui to manipulste iptables
[23:24] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, firestarter
[23:24] <Bridge|A> in dev i can see sda1 which isnt my windows hdd
[23:24] <MetalGeek_N00b> before i try on cli
[23:24] <Bridge|A> but i tried
[23:24] <Bridge|A> ubuntu@ubuntu:/dev$ sudo mount /dev/sda1
[23:24] <Bridge|A> mount: can't find /dev/sda1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[23:24] <Bridge|A> no luck
[23:24] <MetalGeek_N00b> firestarter, good for noob?
[23:24] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, Better than cli.
[23:24] <edbian> MetalGeek_N00b, I'm not sure if there even is another gui for iptables
[23:25] <MetalGeek_N00b> should i download firestarter from cli
[23:25] <slidinghorn> MetalGeek_N00b, sudo apt-get install firestarter   (pretty sure it's in the repos)
[23:26] <slidinghorn> it is
[23:26] <DCat--> iptables (AFAIK) has no gui, there are apps(like firestarter) that manipulate iptable settings
[23:26] <DCat--> hope that helps
[23:26] <Bridge|A> if i can see /dev/sda1 (sda == windows sda1 should be linux) how would i hand mount it
[23:26] <avi_> Jordan_U, I'm issuing the sudo install-mbr /dev/sdX command, is there any reason why I can't use /sda3? That's the partition for Windows 7 on the triple-boot machine im working with. Or does it /have/ to be just /sda? Because I don't think the latter would work..
[23:26] <Bridge|A> althought lshw doesnt show the drive
[23:26] <DCat--> MetalGeek_N00b, gufw is a good beginner firewall
[23:26] <Bridge|A> but i can see the drive in windows
[23:27] <edbian> Bridge|A, Does the drive show up in sudo fdisk -l ??
[23:27] <Bridge|A> no
[23:28] <Bridge|A> bios and windows seem to be the only thing to see it
[23:28] <edbian> Bridge|A, Then the kernel doesn't even see that there is a drive connected.  I suspect either hardware or driver issue.
[23:28] <MetalGeek_N00b> its on its way, thanks peeps
[23:28] <Jordan_U> avi_: install-mbr should only be used on the mbr, like /dev/sda, not on a partition boot record (PBR) like /dev/sda1.
[23:28] <Bridge|A> was working perferctly fine this morning till i screwed grub up then did bootrec /fixmbr in ms dos
[23:28] <Bridge|A> :(
[23:29] <Jordan_U> avi_: If you need to fix the windows PBR, then use the link I gave.
[23:29] <avi_> Okay, thanks. Will do.
[23:29] <MilitantPotato> Is the a gparted log somewhere?
[23:30] <MilitantPotato> there*
[23:32] <Tempus_Fugit> Dr_Willis: Hello Again
[23:32] <maiko> Why I can't move my files to trash, I get this message: "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?\n\nThe file "untitled folder" cannot be moved to the trash." [cancel][skip][delete]. It happens in all my partitions, ext4, fat32 and ntfs
[23:32] <Bridge|A> :-( well i think i'm 99% sure of a kludge fix, i'll format the disk in windows and then install using ubuntu on the the formated disk, i'm almost show this will work, becuase i thihk this prob lies in grub/mbr/partition table
[23:32] <Jordan_U> Bridge|A: mount needs at least two arguments, the partition (/dev/sda1) and the mountpoint (any directory, often /mnt/)
[23:32] <Bridge|A> ah
[23:32] <Bridge|A> lemme try
[23:32] <Bridge|A> lol
[23:32] <lee__> I have a question about a networking in linux, is this the right channel
[23:33] <Bridge|A> if not i'll reinstall, wont be lossing too much stuff
[23:33] <Tempus_Fugit> lots of comcast users in here
[23:33] <Jordan_U> lee__: If you're using Ubuntu, yes.
[23:33] <Bridge|A> add me tooo even though it shows slovenia
[23:33] <lee__> ok
[23:33] <agony> other channels for free conversession about ubuntu How I can find?
[23:33] <rezzy> hey can anyone help me with a donlge
[23:33] <DCat--> lots of Yes fans too, Tempus_Fugit
[23:34] <calamari> Hi.  I'm using the alternate install ISO for i386 10.04 LTS.  I selected LVM with encrypted disk and later selected encrypted home directory.   It went through some of the install and now says "Wiping swap space for security (this may take a while)... " And has been sitting on 22% for about half an hour now.  Is that normal?  This is a brand new laptop with fast equipment
[23:34] <rezzy> ive come up with the 2g provider but it wont load up
[23:34] <DCat--> calamari, the hdd(although new) could have a bad sector.
[23:35] <lee__> I want to VPN to my office network, will it work going through a cisco router/firewall? Without using Cisco VPN client, but using network manager VPN client?
[23:35] <Tempus_Fugit> Ok can anyone help me with this error when I try to login using gnome I get : error initiating communication with authentication system-general failure....................I have to go in thru recovery shell and login then startx thanx to philinux for that one
[23:35] <eduardo> boa noite
[23:35] <eduardo> viva linux
[23:35] <lee__> if that makes sense
[23:36] <rezzy> anyone help me?
[23:36] <slidinghorn> !details | rezzy
[23:36] <MetalGeek_N00b> dose anyone know what compute~1.amazonaws.com is
[23:36] <lindenle> Hi All, I am looking for a wireless card (external) that works with Lucid out of the box, either usb or pcie
[23:37] <Tempus_Fugit> lee_ Im no expert but can you try using a VNC client like crossloop or something of that nature
[23:37] <rezzy> right, so im trying to connect to a 3g dongle via the 2 network in the UK and i dont know how to
[23:37] <raki_> hi
[23:37] <raki_> hi juan
[23:37] <MetalGeek_N00b> on port 34582
[23:38] <lee__> Tempus_Fugit: you don't believe the one that comes with ubuntu can setup a tunneling session?
[23:38] <raki_> hi metal geek
[23:38] <slidinghorn> lindenle, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[23:38] <raki_> hi lee
[23:38] <raki_> hi sliding horn
[23:38] <MetalGeek_N00b> raki_, hi
[23:38] <slidinghorn> !hi | raki_
[23:38] <eigen_fatty> MetalGeek_N00b: probably someone running a server in Amazon's cloud
[23:38] <rezzy> or is everyone being ignorant
[23:39] <MetalGeek_N00b> Amazons cloud?
[23:39] <Tempus_Fugit> lee__: with Ubuntu nothing would surprise me....thinkin the guys that developed Lucid just about thought of everytrhing
[23:39] <eigen_fatty> MetalGeek_N00b, check out http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/
[23:39] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> hello do .avi files support tags i could edit in a similar way mp3s do? if so, is there any software like EasyTag that could let me view/edit tags in those files?
[23:39] <someguy> hi
[23:39] <eMyller> ellos
[23:40] <someguy> excuse me, where can i find out what that repository is that allows me to install google earth and flash and mp3 support?
[23:40] <Frantic> guys, is there an easy way to get apache2 SNI support in ubuntu hardy?
[23:40] <slidinghorn> asdfasdfasdfasdf, probably not a good topic here...it's not really ubuntu-related.
[23:40] <slidinghorn> !restricted | someguy I believe it's here
[23:40] <DCat--> MetalGeek_N00b, yes, their server cloud
[23:40] <Tempus_Fugit> lee__: I would think the only problems you may encounter are not having your work puter set up to recieve the connection your trying to establish
[23:40] <BLZbubba> is there a way to adjust how much memory is available on a 32 bit system if I have 4G?  it is showing 2.8G total
[23:40] <someguy> danke
[23:41] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> slidinghorn, i see where would i go then linux doesnt let me join because my nick isnt registered :(
[23:41] <DCat--> someguy, you want restricted extras for mp3
[23:41] <hynopio> Hi, I accidentaly erased the status icon from the panel, I tried to add it again, but I don't find it in th "add to panel" menu. Help please!
[23:41] <slidinghorn> !register > asdfasdfasdfasdf
[23:41] <rezzy> hello can anyone help me with a 3g donlge?!?!?!?!
[23:41] <DCat--> someguy, the laziest way to install flash:  visit youtube.com, click on a video, and follow the prompts. :)
[23:41] <MetalGeek_N00b> Am at the site now
[23:41] <slidinghorn> you can also try #ubuntu-offtopic asdfasdfasdfasdf
[23:41] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> ok thx
[23:41] <MetalGeek_N00b> a web service interface
[23:42] <eigen_fatty> MetalGeek_N00b, thousands of different companies host their web sites/server at Amazon
[23:42] <token_bucket> hi! do you know how to launch a progam and assign to this alwais the same pid
[23:42] <MetalGeek_N00b> could that be something to do with 3 network
[23:42] <lee__> Tempus_Fugit: My work computer would be able to see the connection, because I would rdp to it, once the tunnel is created. I just want to know if the cisco router would allow me to connect without using their software pretty much?
[23:42] <eigen_fatty> MetalGeek_N00b, I'm not sure
[23:42] <calamari> DCat--, thanks.. I'm not seeing any read errors in dmesg
[23:43] <eMyller> hello, i just installed kubuntu on a relatiely old machine and it's not behaving very well with the monitor; the resolution is right, but it looks like the desktop is zoomed
[23:43] <lee__> Tempus_Fugit: Just wanted to know if someone else had tried something like this on cisco type of hardware
[23:43] <DCat--> calamari, if you have time, try a complete format without encrypted option
[23:43] <calamari> DCat--, can I add the encryption later?
[23:43] <eMyller> i can't see the corners, the display is cropped, i think you know what i mean
[23:43] <eMyller> any workaround?
[23:43] <Frantic> does anyone know if there's an apache package with SNI enabled for ubuntu hardy?
[23:43] <Tempus_Fugit> I am guessing no one has encountered the error I am getting when I try to login to gnome.......error initiating communication with authentication system-general failure
[23:43] <Jordan_U> eMyller: Is it a CRT?
[23:44] <hynopio> Hi, I accidentally erased the status icon from the panel. I tried to add it again but I don't find it in the "add to panel" menu. Help please!
[23:44] <eMyller> Jordan_U: nope
[23:44] <schnitzel> is there a way i can cut only the last word out of this: /home/user/file ? ie. produce a output like: file
[23:44] <NigelS> BLZbubba: if you're unable to use the 64bit version then you can use a kernel with PAE (Physical Address Extension) - afaik the server variant of the kernel packages have that
[23:44] <eduardo> could anyone help me abut linux?
[23:44] <Jordan_U> schnitzel: basename
[23:45] <Tempus_Fugit> lee__:  check here and see if anything helps http://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=cisco+tunneling+protocols&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
[23:45] <MilitantPotato> How do you get a volume uuid in lucid?
[23:45] <schnitzel> oo thanks Jordan_U
[23:45] <rezzy> HELLO, ANYONE
[23:45] <eMyller> Jordan_U: actually i have a laptop here with a broken screen; a 15'' Dell LCD monitor is connected to vga port
[23:45] <Jordan_U> schnitzel: You're welcome.
[23:45] <rezzy> or am i being ignored once again
[23:45] <MetalGeek_N00b> rezzy, hello
[23:45] <eMyller> rezzy: what's its model?
[23:45] <Jordan_U> MilitantPotato: sudo blkid.
[23:45] <rezzy> its a huawei e122
[23:45] <rezzy> 3 3g dongle
[23:45] <someguy> whats the google earth repo
[23:45] <someguy> ?
[23:46] <MetalGeek_N00b> when using lsof -i is PID port ID
[23:46] <DCat--> someguy, i dont think there is one
[23:46] <someguy> DCat--, nah there is
[23:46] <eduardo> alguem sobre controle de volume o meu esta muito baixo
[23:46] <DCat--> ok, news to me
[23:46] <slidinghorn> !attitude | rezzy
[23:46] <eMyller> someguy: look for google repository
[23:46] <someguy> medibuntu
[23:46] <someguy> :)
[23:46] <eMyller> rezzy: try to install usb-modeswitch on the machine then restart it
[23:47] <Loshki> !pt | eduardo
[23:47] <DCat--> someguy, http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CB8QFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.techdrivein.com%2F2010%2F06%2Finstall-google-earth-in-ubuntu-1004.html&ei=ZD4-TPG1BcHflgf3uvn3BQ&usg=AFQjCNHHvlydQK9-WlRL5tnua717gaSLSw
[23:47] <rezzy> modeswitch?
[23:47] <lee__> Tempus_Fugit: Thanks.
[23:47] <calamari> DCat--, is there a preferred way to break out of a step in the install?  Esc and Ctrl-C don't seem to have any effect
[23:47] <hynopio> Hi, I accidentally erased the status icon from the panel. I tried to add it again but I don't find it in the "add to panel" menu. Help please!
[23:47] <eMyller> rezzy: yep. just install it and restart. your modem should work.
[23:48] <MetalGeek_N00b> Sorry Guys PID?
[23:48] <BluesKaj> !ask | eduardo
[23:48] <eMyller> rezzy: apt-get install usb-modeswitch
[23:48] <slidinghorn> MetalGeek_N00b, process id
[23:48] <rezzy> do i do that via softeare centre
[23:48] <eMyller> someguy: deb http://dl.google.com/linux/deb/ stable main :)
[23:48] <eduardo> valeu ubottu
[23:48] <eduardo> tou iniciando no ubuntu
[23:48] <slidinghorn> hynopio, which status icon?  chances are it's in the indicator applet
[23:49] <someguy> eMyller, that link was not found
[23:49] <Tempus_Fugit> lee__: No problem hope it helps
[23:49] <DCat--> calamari, if you have nothing on the hard disk, just power down.
[23:49] <BluesKaj> !br | eduardo
[23:49] <eMyller> someguy: that's not a link, that's a apt source entry. add it to your sources
[23:49] <MetalGeek_N00b> so how can i find out which ports the traffic is going through, firestarter works good but i obviously need more info
[23:49] <rezzy> saying could not open
[23:49] <someguy> oh, thats has the latest google earth deb?
[23:49] <calamari> DCat--, okay thanks
[23:49] <eMyller> someguy: yes
[23:50] <someguy> sweet thanks
[23:50] <eMyller> plus chrome and other stuff.
[23:50] <DCat--> MetalGeek_N00b, you checked out bmon?
[23:50] <someguy> eMyller, whered you find out about that?
[23:50] <hynopio> slidinghorn: there's the mail icon and the status icon (chat), I erased the chat status icon from the panel
[23:50] <rezzy> maybe because im on the live cd ?
[23:50] <eMyller> someguy: dont remember
[23:50] <DCat--> MetalGeek_N00b, or ntop?
[23:50] <MetalGeek_N00b> no, just installed firestarter
[23:50] <eMyller> hello, i just installed kubuntu on a relatiely old machine and it's not behaving very well with the monitor; the resolution is right, but it looks like the desktop is zoomed.  can't see the corners, the display is cropped, i think you know what i mean. any workaround?
[23:50] <rezzy> u sure a 3 3g dongle can work on ubuntu
[23:51] <calamari> DCat--, I killed the dd and then pushing esc worked
[23:51] <DCat--> ok
[23:51] <slidinghorn> MetalGeek_N00b, there's more direct info probably through someone else, but one cool command (you were asking yesterday) is man (manual)  try opening a terminal and typing:  man firestarter | less
[23:51] <eMyller> rezzy: i'm connect through my huawei modem right now :)
[23:51] <calamari> DCat--, kill -USR1 actually updated the progress to 27%.. but wow that was taking way too long lol
[23:51] <rezzy> oki ill install linux now
[23:51] <slidinghorn> MetalGeek_N00b, it will likely be somewhat technical, but you can do that with any application for more info
[23:51] <rezzy> then when i put it through
[23:51] <someguy> eMyller, the public key cant be verified is the error message im getting
[23:51] <DCat--> calamari, i never tried the encrypted volume, i use truecrypt
[23:51] <hynopio> slidinghorn, there's the mail icon and the status icon (chat), I erased the chat status icon from the panel and I cannot add it back again
[23:51] <rezzy> ill need help because linux aint my speciality one bit
[23:51] <NigelS> hynopio: it's the indicator applet
[23:52] <eMyller> someguy: normal. ignore it or add the key. google about it.
[23:52] <calamari> DCat--, well it seems to be working great.. since the disk was new I don't really care if anything leaked from the swap hehe
[23:52] <rezzy> i hope it works, dont want to go on windows
[23:52] <calamari> thanks a lot for your help
[23:53] <rezzy> so ur connected through 3g?
[23:53] <hynopio> NigelS, ok cool. How do I add it back to the panel again?
[23:53] <NigelS> hynopio: right click on the panel --> Add to panel --> and it's in the list
[23:53] <slidinghorn> hynopio, right click the panel, add to panel, find "indicator applet" and add it
[23:53] <eMyller> rezzy: yes
[23:54] <eMyller> rezzy: i have 3 modems, all different models. they all are working. one of them needed usb-modeswitch to work.
[23:54] <rezzy> like when i plugged it in it came up with the 3 icon, but it wouldnt connect, well nothing came up, just came up with an error
[23:54] <someguy> eMyller, i only have the googleearth-package that lets me build the deb, not the deb itself
[23:54] <eMyller> rezzy: please say my name when talking to me, or i may not see when you do so
[23:54] <rezzy> how do i do that
[23:54] <eMyller> someguy: use that repo.
[23:54] <DCat--> type part of the name, hit tab to complete
[23:54] <rezzy> eMyller: hey ?
[23:54] <someguy> eMyller, i added it
[23:54] <rezzy> does it come up then ?
[23:54] <eMyller> rezzy: typing..?
[23:54] <eMyller> rezzy: exactly :)
[23:55] <rezzy> good good :D
[23:55] <Tempus_Fugit> OK here is my problem after I get thru grub and get to login screen for gnome when I select any user to try to sign in I get this message : error initiating communication with authentication system-general failure......this was after I tried to remove the wireless keyring that popped up everytime I tried to use a wireless protocol such as connection to wi-fi or trying to open ubuntu one. I found a tut that said to cd gnome2/keyr
[23:55] <hynopio> NigelS, slidinghorn, thnx a LOT!!!!
[23:55] <rezzy> brb will message u when its installed , appreciate the help x]
[23:55] <Tempus_Fugit> so I removed that and now I cant login thru normal boot
[23:55] <NigelS> hynopio: np :)
[23:55] <eMyller> rezzy: yw
[23:56] <Frantic> is there really no apache2_sni_enabled package for hardy?
[23:58] <Tempus_Fugit> No one even has a guess huh
[23:58] <rezzy> i hope it works tbh
[23:58] <Yashy> I'm having an issue with f-spot on ubuntu ("X Window System error"): http://pastebin.com/BM2T22p0