[00:00] <Guest59263> hi all
[00:00] <be> someone answer my question please
[00:00] <rabbit_> anyone know a way to convert a bunch of files to mp3? I can do it with them individually, but it takes forever, how can i change a folder of say .flv or .ogg to mp3 all in one go?
[00:00] <rabbit_> what's your question be?
[00:00] <hylian> nm5tf did you see this post? <ActionParsnip> hylian: boto without the device attatched, then log in and get teh system settled. Then plug in the reader, wait 10 seconds and then run: dmesg | tail -n 20    please use http://pastie.org to give output
[00:00]  * Dr_Willis wonders what 'twinkle' even is..
[00:00] <monkey_dust> !ask| be
[00:00] <Dr_Willis> I bet you got a busted twinlke
[00:00] <shauno> Dr_Willis: I'm still wondering if I want to know
[00:01] <Dr_Willis> shauno:  well.. having to play 20 questions to get to a real question.. makes for  harder questions.. :)
[00:01] <shauno> rabbit_: what are you using to convert them individually?
[00:01] <nm5tf> hylian: yes I did-will do so in a few
[00:01] <be> hi jes
[00:01] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  mencoder or ffmpeg. and some scripting/bash basics.. can do it.
[00:01] <rabbit_> shauno: ff.. ff... what's it called.. ffmpeg - i etc. through the terminal
[00:01] <jes> hello
[00:01] <hylian> ActionParsnip thanx man, that was nm5tf's question, but thanx...
[00:02] <jes> be...
[00:02] <rabbit_> Dr_Willis: I know, that's what I'm using, how do I do it en masse though?
[00:02] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  old skool way.. make a text file that has the commands you need.. then run the text file.. (ie a script/batch file)
[00:02] <be> Dr.willis why is that our twinkle is not working
[00:02] <shauno> rabbit_: you can probably loop pretty easily then.  for FILE in *mp3; do yourcommand -from $I -to ${I/mp3/wav}; done
[00:02] <hylian> sh lol, er or was that ./
[00:02] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  a text file with a diozen+ lines..  ffmpeg (whatevber), then so on and so on.. then 'sh do-them-all.sh'
[00:03] <shauno> rabbit_: sorry, replace I for FILE .. or vice versa.  I apparently can't multitask at midnight
[00:03] <monkey_dust> what is a twinkle?
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> be:  are you ever going to actually answer our questions?
[00:03] <be> it's a application in ubuntu
[00:03] <be> sir
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> !info twinkle
[00:03] <be> why dr.willis?
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> be never heard of it.  clariofy to the channel whats NOT working about it.
[00:03] <jes> be: its that a question?
[00:03] <rabbit_> thanks guys, i'll give it a go
[00:03] <be> why is that choppy line
[00:04] <Mike1> hey! Is there a way to change the size of the icons in the netbook-launcher?
[00:04] <ugly> hi.
[00:04] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  i made a nautilus script that lets me right click on a video/whatever file and convert via ffmpeg to some other format.
[00:04] <be> ok i'll explain what is twingkle
[00:04] <ugly> whats the quetion
[00:04] <ugly> ?
[00:05] <jes> hi dr willis! be is right, the line is coming in and out
[00:05] <shauno> be: we found twinkle.  We need to know what's actually broken now
[00:05] <hylian> it looks like a server type, like " twinkle://post?message=foo"
[00:05] <CaptWho>  i've never actually bridged a device before, but  I have a modem/router that has been doing my routing functions up to this point.   i'd like to bridge the router/modem over to a new wireless router.  once the modem is bridged, how do i connect to it to configure it in the future?  i'm guessing that it will no longer have a ip addy unless you are able to use the WAN ip
[00:05] <be> it's an application you don't know that dr.willis?
[00:05] <hylian> er i mean an address type
[00:06] <hylian> Dr_Willis i guess this is a twinkle: http://tapulous.com/twinkle/
[00:06] <newby> bonsoir
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> !ics | CaptWho
[00:06] <shauno> !hi
[00:06] <webPragmatist> hey guys i am having problems with a simple cron.d file…. it doesn't seem to be running … */5 * * * * www-data php -q /var/www/mydomain.com/tickets/public/api/cron.php
[00:06] <shauno> hm, not what I was aiming for.
[00:06] <webPragmatist> this is under /etc/cron.d/osticket
[00:06] <newby> hello
[00:07] <cmpsalvestrini> Gretin's
[00:07] <hylian> !hi | newby
[00:07] <Dr_Willis> hylian:  ive gotten where i dont even care what twinkle is now... :)
[00:07] <hylian> me either
[00:08] <shauno> hylian: yeah, that's what I was trying to do too.  I wonder if there's a factoid that suggests the impracticability of introducing yourself to 1500+ users
[00:08] <nm5tf> never used pastie B 4-how do I get it to show here?
[00:08] <newby> im kinda new to ubuntu and i have some problems with my video card (nvidia 7900GS) the out-of -the box driver allowed me some visual effects that are no longer available after i removed the nvidia driver
[00:08] <newby> could someone help me please
[00:09] <Dr_Willis> newby:  wjhy did you remove the nvidia driver?
[00:09] <CaptWho> ubottu - those links dont talk about bridging
[00:09] <hylian> newby so you removed a driver, and now your having problems? or are you haveing problems installing the driver given to you by nvidia?
[00:09] <Dr_Willis> newby:  you ran the system-> admin -> hardware drivers   tool?
[00:09]  * cmpsalvestrini listens in
[00:10] <newby> Dr_willis> had problems of screen going dark for a short while
[00:10] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: did the pastie.org thing-now whatr??-how can you see the output???
[00:10] <hylian> CaptWho this is a little help faq for bridging network connections: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31632
[00:10] <newby> and i cannot any more use the effects that i could use before i installed the nvidia driver
[00:11] <hudnix> My kubuntu keeps hanging on reboot at the initial splash screen. If I reboot 10 or so times it eventually comes up ok, but I get no diagniostics of whats goint on... Does someone know the magic incantation to bypass the kubuntu splash screen so I can see the boot process?
[00:11] <Dr_Willis> newby:  a short while? clarify what you mean.
[00:11] <newby> ok scale of a ms not more
[00:11] <test34> Which program could I use to alert me when an unprotected wifi hotspot is within range?
[00:11] <newby> but regularly and going increasing as a trend
[00:12] <hylian> test34 there is a program called wifi radar that i think does that
[00:12] <Dr_Willis> newby:  err... clarify your clarification.. perhaps rephrase the while problem...
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: you need to paste the new URL in your browser into the channel
[00:12] <test34> thanks hylian
[00:13] <nm5tf> got it-here it is-http://pastie.org/1061305.txt
[00:13] <thune3> webPragmatist: maybe add full path to php, or put a PATH line in the cron file.
[00:13] <aoeu> I was installing a bunch of packages with apt-get but my computer was accidently turned off during the installation. When I'm now trying to install them again, I get that the packages have unmet dependencies and that the dependencies won't be install (for no reason), and apt-get -f install doesn-t work either
[00:13] <hylian> test34 don't take my workd for it, because i am a sit at home on my ethernet cabled desktop user. i did say i think
[00:13] <sweet> hi raj
[00:13] <allrighty> Hi. So something really weird happend to me the other day. A few days ago I created a folder and a couple days later i saw the folder in nautilus had a lock on the icon so i looked at the permisions (right click permissions) and i saw that the user was 999 or user999. What could have happened? has my system been compromised? My username is not 999. thanks
[00:14] <webPragmatist> thune3: 	trying that thanks :)
[00:14] <newby> im on a dell inspiron 9400 with a GeForce 7900GS and when i installed the nvidia driver as recommanded, i experienced some problems with my screen going black like shut down for like a millisecond but regularly and more and more often
[00:14] <cmpsalvestrini> allrighty: Could it be that you made the folder as sudo?
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: ok does the card reader have a card in?
[00:14] <nm5tf> yes it does
[00:14] <allrighty> cmpsalvestrini, that very well may be the case.. but im pretty sure ive done that before and i dont remember the user 999 thing..
[00:14] <tensorpudding> allrighty: if you see a number there, it's probably a UID
[00:14] <test34> hylian, I dont use wifi either, I'm trying to help out someone.. I will google it and it might give me some leads on other programs.  thanks
[00:15] <tensorpudding> each user has a corresponding UID, which is a number
[00:15] <allrighty> tensorpudding, and how can i see to what user it belongs to and when that user was created?
[00:15] <Dr_Willis> newby:  theres known issues with 'plymouth' causing a black screen or other gfx issues at boot up and shutdown, but the drivers should work  for your normal desktop ussage.. are you saying that as you are workiong/sitting/websurfing at the desktop you get 'screen flashes or some other artifacts' ?
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: ok can you use the same pastie procedure to give the output of:  sudo fdisk -l; mount      Thanks
[00:15] <newby> exactly
[00:15] <tensorpudding> if the files are owned by the user with UID 999, and that user is deleted, the files will still have permissions for UID 999, and Linux will display the owner as 999
[00:16] <judget> where can i find some helkp with sound for my ununtu 10.04
[00:16] <judget> the mic worked last week and noiw it does not work
[00:16] <tensorpudding> That sounds a bit odd though, since I don't believe that 999 is created by default
[00:16] <piotr__> ikj
[00:16] <judget> alsamixer shows no slider for the mic?
[00:16] <shauno> 999 is a stranger user to be stuck at tho.  ubuntu creates 'people' from 1000 upwards
[00:16] <allrighty> tensorpudding, but how can i find what user created the folder.. I remember creating the folder my self... in an encrypted drive (truecrypt)
[00:16] <tensorpudding> You should check your /etc/passwd to see if there is anything associated with 999
[00:17] <cmpsalvestrini> allrighty: oh, nuts. Gotta loooove encrypted drives....
[00:17] <tensorpudding> the UID of a user is listed in the third column
[00:18] <hylian> tensorpudding is it 'tens or pudding' or is it 'tensor pudding'? (sorry for a dumb question)
[00:18] <allrighty> tensorpudding,  i did a ctrl F search in /etc/passwd and there are NO instances of "999"
[00:18] <newby> Dr_Willis> so i got rid of the nvidia driver and these flashes stopped. but i can no longer use the visual effects, that i was able to use before i installed the nvidia driver. That is what i am trying to recover (with the opensource driver)
[00:18] <rabbit_> What's wrong with this?- ---> for i in *.flv; do ffmpeg -i "$i" -f mp3 -vcodec libxvid -acodec libfaac -ar 22050 `basename $i .flv`-`date +%H%M%S%N`.mp3; done
[00:18] <rabbit_>   
[00:19] <rabbit_> i get this error: Unknown encoder 'libfaac'
[00:19] <tensorpudding> Using sudo, you can change the owner to whatever your user is
[00:19] <hylian> allrighty it was a long time ago, but i remember 6.10 doing this if for some reason a user account's data was lost, unexpectedly.
[00:19] <Dante_J> Greetings room. I've recently done a clean install from Ubuntu 8.04 to 10.04 on a Thinkpad T42. This laptop has a Radeon Mobility 7500 video card, and in 8.04 it was necessary to use radeonfb to force it to D2 sleep when suspended to ram. Unfortunately 10.04 does not fix this bug, and so I've been using the methods that worked in 8.04, using the changed grub and modprobe locations. I've looked at the radeonfb modules directly, but cannot get the video
[00:20] <cmpsalvestrini> rabbit: have you installed the library libfaac?
[00:20] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: here is the output, but only my HD shows up and Terminialis hung up now-the SM Reader is not showing-http://pastie.org/1061322.txt
[00:20] <rabbit_> cmpsalvestrini: oh of course! I'll go check
[00:21] <allrighty> UPDATE: another weird thing. when i was under properties, permissions, trying to change the owner and what not, i would click on the drop down menu for the owner and would try to scroll down, but it would keep on scrolling back up to user 999, i had to pick one of the users that was int he visible part of the drop down menu, set it to that, and then set it to mine once the new user that was lower on the list had been picked, so my real user was visible
[00:21] <Dr_Willis> newby:  the visual effectsx need the 3d driverss.
[00:21] <sweet> lee
[00:21] <newby> ok
[00:21] <sweet> hi ita
[00:21] <Dr_Willis> newby:  you would be better off researching why yiou are having the video issues with the nvidia  closed source drivers.
[00:21] <sweet> hi ita!!!
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: ok when you remove the card from any system, what is your method?
[00:22] <CyL> Is there a way to bind a certain key combination to the lock screen functionality, so that I wouldn't have to find it in the menus everytime I want to lock my screen?
[00:22] <Marcelo> alguem do brasil ai?
[00:22] <LjL> !br | marccc^_
[00:22] <LjL> gah
[00:22] <LjL> Marcelo ^
[00:23] <aeon-ltd> CyL: yes, but if your using stock ubuntu, isn't it ctrl-shift-l ?
[00:23] <newby> i read on the french community that some users reported a malfunction from the driver in its powersupply management that was causing system to ultimately freeze
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> CyL: Ctrl+Alt+L maybe
[00:23] <MrKeuner> hello, where is the file that keeps track of mime-types and associated icons?
[00:23] <CyL> aeon-ltd: not sure, let me try, just a sec
[00:23] <Marcelo> oi
[00:23] <rockets> Is there any way to speed up the middle-button scroll speed in ubuntu? Or even just chrome specifically?
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> CyL: or you can set your own shortcut using  System -> Preferences -> shortcuts
[00:24] <Marcelo> oi LjL
[00:24] <nm5tf> I try to go to Computer & eject, but it doesn't recognize it as it says "no media inserted-something to do with the file system???-also try System>Admin>disk utility-it show up ,but again says"no media detected"
[00:24] <CyL> aeon-ltd, ActionParsnip: ctrl+alt+l did the trick, thanks for your time.... also.. is there any resource on the key combinations for ubuntu?
[00:24] <aeon-ltd> CyL: wiki
[00:24] <Dr_Willis> newby:  ive had no issues with the nvidia drivers on my 4 nvidia machines.. so its possible its just some qwuirk with your specific video chipset.
[00:24] <Marcelo> hi levene
[00:24] <CyL> aeon-ltd: thanks
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> CyL: the shortcuts thing I described defines them all and you can set them as you wish
[00:25] <cmpsalvestrini> erf, Nautilus is being icky
[00:25] <aeon-ltd> ActionParsnip: he/she left, but those are gnome only aren't they?
[00:25] <newby> it might also be an inappropriate version but i have a choice between 3 drivers and dontknow which one to go for
[00:26] <Dante_J> hey room, I'm looking for people who might be able to provide some guidance with radeonfb under 10.04
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> aeon-ltd: i think so, i believe they are fairly universal. Fluxbox has waay better shortcut key support, synonymous with autohotkey
[00:26] <rabbit_> What's wrong with this?- ---> for i in *.flv; do ffmpeg -i "$i" -f mp3 -vcodec libxvid -acodec libfaac -ar 22050 `basename $i .flv`-`date +%H%M%S%N`.mp3; done
[00:26] <rabbit_> i get this error: Unknown encoder 'libfaac' (i installed it)
[00:26] <cmpsalvestrini> Dante_J: For me it all worked with the installer from ATI website.
[00:26] <rabbit_> do i need to restart to get libfaac to work maybe
[00:27] <aeon-ltd> ActionParsnip: yeah plus its nicer to define your own, rather than stumble upon a combo already taken
[00:27] <cmpsalvestrini> rabbit_: I presume the library was installed?
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> rabbit_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1422050
[00:27] <hylian> rabbit aac is the m4a apple format. maybe you need to install the ubuntu-restricted pack.
[00:27] <rabbit_> hylian: i have that
[00:27] <Dante_J> cmpsalvestrini: ATI don't support the Radeon Mobility 7500 video card
[00:27] <rabbit_> cmpsalvestrini: yup have the lib
[00:28] <Dante_J> I have no choice but use the open drivers, and the combination of radeonfb & radeon worked well in 8.04
[00:28] <Dr_Willis> newby:  i always use the one that has (reccomended) after the name
[00:28] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: try to go to Computer & Eject but it doesn't work as it doesn't see any media inserted-also tried System>Admin>Disk Utility, it shows up , but again doesn't detect any media
[00:29] <newby> this very one i used
[00:29] <hylian> rabbit try libfaac0. i dont know why that would work, but
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  its also possible that the ffmpeg you are using does not have  aac support.
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  i tend to compile my own ffmpeg with 'all' features.
[00:30] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_:  somthing dosent make sence.. why are you using the -acodec for aac, when converting to a mp3?
[00:30] <ugly> i
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: weird, ok what is the output of: lsusb
[00:30] <hylian> !bye
[00:31] <CaneToad> Can somebody please help me with these burner-related kernel traps from 2.6.32-22-generic?  I don't know what to make of them - what do they mean?  http://pastebin.com/jKKJZJQr
[00:31] <haydenbech> Hi. I'm running Linux Mint (Helena I think) and Windows 7. Will Ubuntu 10 will replace GRUB or add to it? What happens?
[00:31] <hylian> im gone for today, gotta go...
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> haydenbech:  one OS will be the 'one' controlling grub.
[00:31] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: here it is-http://pastie.org/1061342.txt
[00:31] <tensorpudding> Ubuntu has moved to Grub 2, which is a new version with a different method of configuration
[00:31] <newby> Dr_Willis> do I need to set the Xserver for my card or will the driver automatically implement the right settings
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> haydenbech:  niormally its the last OS you install that controlls grub.
[00:32] <cmpsalvestrini> Mint?
[00:32] <arbo> !sound arbo
[00:32] <haydenbech> That's good, because the grub thats on there right now is pretty messed up.
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> newby:  to get my nvidia cards going.. i boot up.. use that hardware-driver tool.. click  the ones i want.. let  it install.. reboot.. done.. takes me about 2 min.
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> !mint
[00:32] <arbo> !sound
[00:33] <newby> that's what i did but had the problem and uninstalled it
[00:33] <newby> before i got crashed
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: ok the ID is 07b4:010a    try finding guides for that. Have you tried a different card in the reader too
[00:34] <dompee_> want a fresh newbie info on virtual box...wanta try it...
[00:35] <haydenbech> Thanks for your help guys.
[00:35] <BigMao> Hi there, I recently had a mishap with my email where all of the messages were deleted.  I've since gotten the emails back, but they are no longer searchable because the "From" and "Subject" fields are all blank.  However, if I open the emails, the fields are clearly there.  I think I just need to completely refresh my inbox, but how do I do this?
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: you arent alone: http://www.allquests.com/question/2802720/About-to-punch-my-computer-in-face-new-linux-user.html
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: all i can recommend is log a bug
[00:36] <nm5tf> ActionParsip: yes I have tried different cards with the same result-like I said, it works perfectly under WIN XP-where should I look for guides?? also, shouldn't there be an entry in fstab for the device???
[00:36] <Stavros> does anyone know all the default configure directories for ubuntu?
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: the device isnt seen as a disk or a partition so there is nothing to add to fstab
[00:37] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  for what program are you meaning?
[00:38] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: i'm trying to configure varnish
[00:38] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: yes, I have seen all the questions on all the forums & everyone says it is supported by ALAUDA, but it just won't mount--thanx for trying tho!!!
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: as a workaround, copy the data to your ntfs partition in windows then yu
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  check its docs/man pages?  a specific app could have config files most anywhere.. ~/.varnish or similer would be a normal defauilt
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: you can read the ntfs from ubuntu
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: let me see if ALAUDA gives any insight
[00:39] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: hmm... would these be in the debian package?
[00:39] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: i want to configure it in such a way that it will replace the files in the old version (from the package)
[00:39] <newby> Dr_Willis> which nvidia devices are you using?
[00:39] <nm5tf> ACtionParsnip: don't have a WIN partition on this machine-got so pissed by VISTA that I wiped WIN clean & only run Lucid now!!!
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: try: sudo modprobe sddr09
[00:41] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  theres 'system' configs.. then theres the 'users personal configs'  -   You need to check out where its confuigs are at  that you want to change i guess. and set the new ones there. if you are compiling from source. you could tell it to use some other location so the old configs are not used at all.
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: or: sudo modprobe alauda
[00:41] <Dr_Willis> newby:  8800gtsxxx, 5500,  somthing in the laptop.. and  i forget the 4th box. its in the closet. :0
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: http://alauda.sourceforge.net/wikka.php?wakka=HomePage
[00:41] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: but i *want* it to use the old config, some are in /etc/varnish and some in /etc/default/varnish and i don't know how to set those
[00:42] <hashemirafsanjan> jnj
[00:42] <haydenbech> If I already have Linux and Windows 7, which installer would be best - Wubi, Lubi or the regular LiveCD and Why?
[00:42] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  back them up. install the new..  see if it changed teh configs.. How are you installing?  the package manager 'should'  ask you what configs you want to use.
[00:42] <Dr_Willis> haydenbech:  avoide wubi if at all possible...
[00:43] <newby> ok thanks, im reading some things related to my problem on the community forums but i cant find the exact issue im facing with the nvidia driver
[00:43] <MrKeuner> hello, which is the file that keeps track of mime-types and associated icons?
[00:43] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: modprobe sddr09 gave FATAL: module not found, and modeprobe alauda did nothing
[00:43] <haydenbech> Ok. I'm downloading the regular LiveCD. Thanks.
[00:43] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: this is on a production server, so i can't really experiment with it. varnish on the repo is 2.1.0 and i want to upgrade to 2.1.2
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  upgrade HOW is the question.. source? you made a deb? what exactly?
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  when in doubt. backup your old configs first also.
[00:44] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: nothing yet, i'm trying to build a package from the source
[00:44] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  you did look for some PPA's of it?
[00:44] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: there are none :/
[00:44] <Dr_Willis> $ ppasearch  varnish
[00:44] <Dr_Willis> found 5 hits here for me.. :)
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner: you can edit /etc/gnome/defaults.list   backup the original first
[00:44] <Dr_Willis> [1] Varnish Software Sysadmin PPA
[00:44] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: where?
[00:45] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  ppasearch is a tool i found  the other day. that searches all the ppa's :)
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: if a command gives no output then it worked, unplug the reader then plug it back in
[00:45] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: is that command line?
[00:45] <MrKeuner> ActionParsnip, thanks what about filename extensions and icons relations file?
[00:45] <Dr_Willis> http://www.webupd8.org/2010/07/ppasearch-search-for-ubuntu-ppa.html
[00:46] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: oh, that's great, thanks!
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner: linux doesnt use file extensions
[00:46] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: can you paste me the list of the ppas for varnish please?
[00:46]  * thibow fazendo as malas!
[00:47] <timClicks> in my Network Manager applet, "Enable Wireless" is greyed out
[00:47] <MrKeuner> ActionParsnip, I have two files with different filename extensions which are both text/plain. they have different icons
[00:47] <timClicks> how do I enable it? (my laptop doesn't have a wireless switch
[00:47] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: did that, but it isn't showing up under Computer anymore, nor under Disk Utility either-do I need to reboot 1st???
[00:48] <Dr_Willis> Stavros:  it just mentions a name/title - not very descriptitive.. that first one was the most descriptive
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner:yes, in nautilus etc it is read but when you open the file the data structure is used
[00:48] <Stavros> Dr_Willis: ah, hmm
[00:48] <MrKeuner> ActionParsnip, which file does nautilus use to keep those realtions?
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> nm5tf: try rebooting, run the successful modprobe command (use up arrow in terminal) then plug in the hardware
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner: not sure there dude
[00:49] <MrKeuner> ActionParsnip, all right, thanks a lot
[00:49] <kox> am trying to set mtu 9000 in /etc/network/interfaces but nothing happen --- but when i set it by hand after boot - it work - anybody can help me with that?
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner: i'm sure someone else may be able to contribute though
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner: you could always contact theme makers for hints
[00:49] <MrKeuner> do they have a #channel here
[00:49] <nm5tf> ActioParsnip: will do & let ya know what happens
[00:51] <qr_> I just installed ubuntu, dual booting with windows 7.  Is it possible to run the windows 7 install in a virtual machine while running ubuntu on the hardware?
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> qr_: no, you cannot run an installed Windows system in a virtual system. Virtualisation uses disk images and such
[00:52] <qr_> ActionParsnip: what do disk images have to do with it?
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> MrKeuner: there may be a gnone themes channel
[00:52] <MrKeuner> ActionParsnip, all right, thanks again
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> qr_: virtual systems use disk images, so you cannot use an installed system to run virtually
[00:52] <Stavros> ActionParsnip: what are you talking about
[00:53] <Stavros> ActionParsnip: i run my installed windows in virtualbox all the time
[00:53] <qr_> ActionParsnip: I'm sorry, I'm not following.  In VMware for instance there is an option to install a virtual machine directly to a partition on the drive.
[00:53] <Stavros> qr_: yes, you can run it
[00:53] <Claudinux>  hi all, is it possible to remove the notification in the middle of the screen when i remove a device?
[00:53] <Stavros> qr_: see here: http://www.korokithakis.net/node/118
[00:53] <qr_> Stavros: excellent, how do I do it?  Is it as simple as install virtual box and start it up, or are there hoops to jump through?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> qr_: Stavros : looks like it can be done http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1015149.html   my bad
[00:54] <milko2> hi!
[00:54] <Stavros> qr_: there are some hoops for vbox, mainly because windows doesn't like being in a vm
[00:54] <lipalm> howdy, anybody trying to install the latest catalyst 10.7 on lucid ?
[00:54] <Stavros> qr_: but if you fix all the disk problems and everything, it runs very well
[00:54] <milko2> I have a problem with my disk's partitions
[00:54] <milko2> I have a disk with 320Gb in my laptop
[00:55] <winmutt> how can i put my xrandr settings into xorg.conf? i have 3 monitors on 2 cards and get the mouse to go across all three but window management only occurs on the first 2, the dual headed ati
[00:55] <qr_> Stavros: are there any problems with occasionally booting to the windows install?  I mean, will setting this up make the windows machine perminantly virtual in some way?
[00:55] <milko2> but a partition is not mounted
[00:56] <haydenbech> Download finished. I'm off to install Ubuntu!
[00:56] <milko2> if I remove this partition extended (in which the swap partition is defined)
[00:56] <Stavros> qr_: no, i run it wherever, it's all fine
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> Stavros: doesn't the command just make a disk image of the installed windows OS partition?
[00:56] <milko2> I will break everything?
[00:56] <Stavros> ActionParsnip: it doesn't copy the data
[00:56] <Stavros> ActionParsnip: just a header file of sorts
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> Stavros: many companys (including where I work) thrive on VMs
[00:57] <Stavros> ActionParsnip: they are quite handy
[00:57] <qr_> Alright perfect.  I actually came here thinking this was a long shot.  Apparently not, :)
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> Stavros: sounds funky though, extra functionality an all in vbox, we use esx here. Its nifty
[00:57] <bennyba> Hi, I'm new here
[00:57] <Stavros> ActionParsnip: ah, i've never used esx, but i've heard good things
[00:58] <Mr_Sonoma> !hi bennyba
[00:58] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: did the reboot & re did modprobe alauda-results the same-thanx for the help, but gotta go feed the dog now-will try again later after reading the link you sent to the Alauda page
[00:58] <Mr_Sonoma> !hi | bennyba
[00:58] <bennyba> Just tried out shotwell for photos, it is a pleasant improvement over f-spot.
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> Stavros: yeah its pretty sweet
[00:59] <wiesshund> Ive got someone who wants the bootup to look redhat-ish with the ansi colored start up screen.  Is that even possible in ubuntu?
[00:59] <rabbit_> hey guys, got it working, thanks
[01:01] <n0a1ias> how do i update threw terminal?
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> n0a1ias: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:02] <n0a1ias> thanks
[01:03] <jamie> hey what up
[01:03] <newby> does anyone know how i can fix black flashes caused by nvidia driver on a geforce 7900GS by any chance? or how i could pick up a proper nvidia driver to match my devices' requirements?
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> newby: when do they happen?
[01:04] <newby> after a while when i am just working/websurfing/prettymuchdoinanything
[01:05] <wiesshund> brb
[01:05] <newby> after installing nvidia driver (recommended current version)
[01:05] <M1TE5H> can any1 know about bash channel
[01:06] <ubusuer> how do u install a dependcy with the src files
[01:06] <ubusuer> from terminal
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> ubusuer: you can make a deb with chkinstall then install the deb then run: sudo apt-get -f install
[01:07] <ActionParsnip> newby: set different refesh rates and other display things in nvidia-settings
[01:08] <newby> i tried already but still not working, apparently users reported the same bug and complete system freezes
[01:08] <cn1109> Hello, I'm trying to setup a pxe server. I followed this tutorial with no luck https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/LTSPQuickInstall
[01:09] <cn1109> My question: I'm running a seperate dhcp server from the pxe server.
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> cn1109: thats fine
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> newby: sounds like a bug then, does the other user use the same nvidia chip?
[01:10] <cn1109> I've modified my dhcp server's dnsmasq.conf. DO I need to modify my dnsmasq.conf file or dhcp.conf file?
[01:10] <ubusuer> i386 wont work on amd64 right?
[01:10] <tensorpudding> i386 OS will work on amd64 processors
[01:10] <newby> dont know but the community forums report that bug on my computer's specs
[01:11] <ubusuer> cool
[01:11] <winmutt> how do i get kde to go across all 3 of my monitors? I finally got 2 video cards and 3 monitors to work but on the 3rd monitor it switches to the default X mouse cursor and i get no window management
[01:11] <ilovefairuz> cn1109: dhcp.conf for for the dhcp client
[01:11] <ubusuer> this room actually helped today lol
[01:11] <tensorpudding> i386 binaries will not always work on amd64 OSs though
[01:12] <chek0v> holy shit
[01:12] <rabbit_> hi guys, i'm changing flvs to mp3s en masse using ffmpeg, it's working but the mp3s that are getting made have no sound... they have pictures.. it's fecked.. what am I doing wrong?  for i in *.flv; do ffmpeg -i "$i" -f mp3 -vcodec libxvid -acodec libfaac -ar 22050 `basename $i .flv`-`date +%H%M%S%N`.mp3; done
[01:12] <chek0v> look at all these people
[01:12] <tensorpudding> it depends on whether the libraries that it is linked to are available in 32-bit also
[01:12] <ilovefairuz> !language > chek0v
[01:12] <Mr_Sonoma> !language | chek0v
[01:12] <chek0v> wow
[01:12] <chek0v> hahahaha
[01:12] <cn1109> ilovefairuz: In my case. The client would be the pxe server, correct?
[01:12] <chek0v> that was awesome
[01:12] <hiexpo> kick
[01:13] <lux``> how do you use grep through a directory tree?
[01:13] <chek0v> hiexpo: seriously?
[01:13] <hiexpo> man grep
[01:13] <chek0v> whose the troll here, look at your last response.
[01:13] <chek0v> lux``: ls | grep whatimlookingfor
[01:13] <ilovefairuz> lux``: grep -R
[01:13] <bazhang> chek0v, support question?
[01:13] <chek0v> bazhang: yep
[01:13] <IdleOne> chek0v: Please remain on topic.
[01:13] <chek0v> i just answered a question
[01:13] <chek0v> you stay on topic.
[01:13] <Mr_Sonoma> lux``, grep -R
[01:13] <ker> hi! do you know of any good torrent search software?
[01:14] <hudnix> lux``: Even better: use ack instead of grep
[01:14] <ilovefairuz> !ot | chek0v
[01:14] <ker> like torrentfetcher or bitche for windows
[01:14] <chek0v> lol\
[01:14] <chek0v> you guys are awesmoe
[01:14] <IdleOne> !guidelines > chek0v
[01:14] <ilovefairuz> ker: transmission-gtk
[01:14] <chek0v> LOL
[01:14] <rockets> Is there any way to change settings for the scroll wheel?
[01:14] <ker> ilovefairuz, that's bittorrent client
[01:14] <chek0v> so anyway, anyone ditch pulseaudio for something else
[01:14] <chek0v> any performance to be gained
[01:15] <xerok29> hola a todos
[01:15] <chek0v> alsa, oss
[01:15] <IdleOne> !es | xerok29
[01:15] <hiexpo> ker,  deluge
[01:15] <chek0v> sweet, well i wish you guys took performance as seriously as you took irc
[01:16] <ilovefairuz> ker:  do you a mean a desktop application for searching bittorents? use the web for that, i.e isohunt
[01:16] <ker> ilovefairuz, yes I meant that
[01:16] <hporse> hi. i'm having a problem with my freshly installed ubuntu system: i'm using firefox as webbrowser but it randomly opens links when i move my mouse over them. does anyone else here encounter that weird behaviour?
[01:16] <dustin> i need help break/change file format for  iso,like maybe a close to professioal program,for ubuntu.10.04lts desktop
[01:17] <ilovefairuz> ker: ktorrent has support for searching but it just displays search engines web pages inside the client
[01:17] <hiexpo> ker,  pirate bay
[01:17] <ker> ok thanks
[01:17] <ilovefairuz> hporse: have you tried another mouse? could be a hardware issue
[01:17] <ubusuer> i got a question about (libqt3-mt libsamplerate0 libsdl-sound1.2) dependencies, i need to install them for lmms music maker to work, but its on ubuntu 5.10 and im having to carry them to the house... is there a link i could get these from?
[01:19] <dustin> watch out on pirate bay theres something up,more then usuall, maybe it was the law suite,
[01:19] <hporse> ilovefairuz: well, on my gentoo and windows systems the hardware works just fine since several years.
[01:19] <ilovefairuz> dustin: change the format to what ?
[01:19] <hiexpo> ubusuer,  try softpedia or sourceforge
[01:19] <n0a1ias> hey im trying to compile from source and i cant get past make install, im getting an error 1
[01:19] <hporse> i hardly doubt the mouse is broken.
[01:19] <ilovefairuz> hporse: did you test the mouse on gentoo now and it worked fine ?
[01:20] <hporse> ilovefairuz: yes, like 10 minutes ago
[01:20] <hiexpo> n0a1ias,  pastebin output
[01:20] <n0a1ias> ok
[01:21] <hporse> ilovefairuz: also, on ubuntu i don't encounter random clicks anywhere else. it's just in firefox (which doesn't print any error messages on the command line).
[01:21] <hiexpo> hporse,  what kinda mouse
[01:21] <hporse> hiexpo: notebook touch pad.
[01:22] <n0a1ias> http://pastebin.com/LjvRF2Fp
[01:22] <hporse> i don't even think it's random clicks. firefox just randomly opens links when i move my mouse over them. even the menu in firefox works properly with my mouse.
[01:22] <ubusuer> the only one i need now is libqt3-mt for ubuntu 5.10 i386
[01:22] <hiexpo> hporse,  have you tried pref>mouse settings?
[01:23] <hporse> hiexpo:
[01:23] <hporse> no
[01:24] <n0a1ias> hiexpo, http://pastebin.com/LjvRF2Fp
[01:24] <ilovefairuz> rabbit_: i extract sound using : ffmpeg -i file.flv -acodec copy output.mp3
[01:24] <hporse> hiexpo: don't really see any options activted which could cause this.
[01:24] <Math-> after the updates that I did before (100mbs+-) my BCM4328 stop work. I went to Hardware Drives and remove it, reboot, install it, reboot. And still don`t find any network. If i try using iwlist scan it returns "Failed to read scan data : Invalid argument". How can I fix this?
[01:24] <dustin> something between,crossplatform would be best ,or it produces formats  for lunix,(most of them its optional) and works very well with windows,(can play it atleast would like something with as many formats as possble
[01:24] <nb72> Need some samba help. can't get windows 7 to connect to a share on an ubuntu server machine, but It connects to my share on desktop version.  I'm trying to setup a simple public read/write directory.
[01:25] <rockets> Does the little mail notification icon in the upper right of the panel still notify me when I quit Evolution, or do I need to leave it running all the time?
[01:25] <nb72> Here is the relevant part of the smb.conf  http://pastebin.com/Yb0i9Wzr
[01:25] <ilovefairuz> Math-: pastebin: lshw -C network
[01:25] <nb72> I've tried a couple tutorials, but couldn't get anything to work.  Windows sees the share, but cant' access it.
[01:25] <ilovefairuz> !wireless > Math-, also see
[01:26] <dustin> ilovefairuz:? did you hear me
[01:26] <ilovefairuz> !wireless | Math-
[01:26] <hiexpo> hporse,  hmmm
[01:26] <ilovefairuz> dustin: what are you using to generate the iso?
[01:27] <Math-> ilovefairuz, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/0gLePsQj
[01:27] <tremmons> iflema
[01:28] <neil_ubuntu> !samba
[01:28] <hiexpo> n0a1ias,  oh hydra install  > whatare you trying to install that on ?
[01:28] <maL--> Can anyone help me with Ubuntu install?
[01:28] <n0a1ias> !xchat
[01:28] <pcw> Hi ev1. Does any1 know the cause of random permissions problem that occur on boot up, in particular my alsa and apt-cacher-ng do not start at random times. Rebooting 1 or 2 times usually solves the problem. ureadahead maybe?
[01:28] <dustin> ok all day ppl saying the same thing about wireless/wifi ,(plug it into lan )and update everything! system, hardware,and everthing else you can think of
[01:29] <cmpsalvestrini> maL--: what seems to be the problem?
[01:29] <Mr_Sonoma> maL--, what specifically do you need help with?
[01:29] <Oer> nb72, read only = no > writable = yes ?
[01:29] <n0a1ias> hiexpo, ubuntu 10.4
[01:29] <dustin> that a start
[01:29] <hiexpo> n0a1ias,  that looks like a windowsinstall
[01:29] <n0a1ias> nope
[01:29] <n0a1ias> o wait
[01:29] <hiexpo> n0a1ias,  5.7
[01:29] <n0a1ias> like the program
[01:29] <Oer> nb72, http://oreilly.com/catalog/samba/chapter/book/ch05_03.html
[01:29] <n0a1ias> o i thought u ment the os
[01:29] <n0a1ias> my bad
[01:30] <isak_> '
[01:30] <n0a1ias> thanks
[01:30] <ubusuer> does anyone know of a music maker that could work on ubuntu 5.10 -- says you need 8.10 to use lmms and im having trouble getting the dependcys
[01:30] <maL--> I installed Ubuntu over windows to try it out. I get to the boot screen that asked for either windows or ubuntu I choose that and then I get some other option and i choose the only one and it kicks me back to the OS selection screen
[01:30] <n0a1ias> so just download an eirlyer version?
[01:30] <hiexpo> yup
[01:30] <dustin> ilovefairuz: i got it from someone else,(the iso) im new about all this kinda
[01:30] <nb72> Thanks guys.  I'll take a look at those links and see if I can get it figured out.
[01:32] <n0a1ias> hiexpo, do you recomend one in particuler?
[01:32] <dustin>  i need help break/change file format for  iso,like maybe a close to professioal program,for ubuntu.10.04lts desktop,im new to this part
[01:33] <cmpsalvestrini> maL--: wubi tends to be quirky, it never worked for me. Before switching to Ubuntu fulltime I had my PC dual-booting
[01:34] <ilovefairuz> dustin: you can unpack the ISO and create a new one using brasero (unless it's bootable)
[01:34] <hiexpo> n0a1ias,  youneed 5.7 and need to research use Google install   hydra in ubuntu 10.04  and read and install all it's dependences
[01:34] <pcw> no1 can help?
[01:34] <n0a1ias> o thanks
[01:34] <maL--> Alright Im just gonna dual boot it. Thanks
[01:35] <hiexpo> n0a1ias,  yep no prob
[01:35] <ubusuer> what kind of games (files) can i play on ubuntu
[01:35] <ubusuer> i mean i dont install the linux version, or what?
[01:36] <ilovefairuz> !games | ubusuer
[01:36] <ubusuer> is there a decent game maker for older versions of ubuntu, 5.10 :(
[01:38] <hiexpo> ubusuer,  why you using 5.10 thats old like 5 years
[01:38] <ubusuer> i dont have any more cdr's
[01:38] <osmodivs> Why do they not let me in in the #hardawere channel?!
[01:38] <dustin> ilovefairuz: its a movie ,im trying to put it on ps3,this computer,zune, and my friends windows based computer, its a project of mine,and i can hardly get any help(or without paying a fee)
[01:38] <osmodivs> where can i get that permit?!
[01:38] <shurane> ubusuer, use a usb-drive and unetbootin?
[01:38] <shurane> ubusuer, or buy a cd-rw?
[01:39] <ubusuer> i dont want it
[01:39] <ubusuer> i like 5.1
[01:39] <ilovefairuz> Math-: sudo ifconfig eth1 up, gives what ?
[01:39] <ubusuer> i know fully 2.4 python i just want a game or music maker
[01:39] <ubusuer> or some games
[01:39] <ilovefairuz> dustin: so it's not bootable, unpack the iso using archive manager and create a new one using the same files
[01:39] <bazhang> !enter | ubusuer
[01:39] <ubusuer> kde package wont work it either?
[01:39] <ilovefairuz> !register > osmodivs
[01:39] <ubusuer> !foff
[01:40] <bazhang> ubusuer, stop with the enter key
[01:40] <Math-> ilovefairuz, it works, but I thought that when one interface was show in ifconfig it was up. thanks a lot
[01:40] <ilovefairuz> Math-: you're welcome
[01:40] <cmpsalvestrini> ubuser: could you please not type like you use to type in an IM client? thanks.
[01:41] <dustin> ubusuer, you can put  the newer one incase of defective comuter
[01:41] <cmpsalvestrini> ma, I'm slow.
[01:41] <Koshie> Hi
[01:41] <cresuso> Hey all
[01:41] <ilovefairuz> !hi | Koshie
[01:42] <cresuso> Do anyone here use proftpd ?
[01:42] <Koshie> How I can make an indentation with emacs please ? When I press on my "tab" key it say "sole indentation".
[01:42] <Koshie> cresuso: :D
[01:42] <cresuso> Need some setup hel please
[01:42] <cresuso> Koshie : p'tit fou
[01:42] <Koshie> J'étais là avant toi :)
[01:42] <blendmaster1024_> why does rhythmbox take up 100% of my cpu for hours after opening?
[01:42] <cresuso> faut pas suivre tonton cresuso lol
[01:42] <cresuso> Aw.....
[01:42] <cresuso> So any proftpd user here please ?
[01:42] <Koshie> cresuso: (j'idle depuis 1 jour et 2 heures)
[01:42] <blendmaster1024_> literally hours, I wrote a bash one-liner to check every 30 seconds and it stays that way for hours
[01:43] <cresuso> Koshie: Ca s'annonce bien
[01:43] <hiexpo> this is an english channel
[01:43] <cresuso> yeh
[01:43] <Koshie> Yeah sorry hiexpo :)
[01:43] <bazhang> !fr | cresuso Koshie
[01:43] <cresuso> So please talk english Koshie
[01:43] <Koshie> Yeah I know I know.
[01:43] <cresuso> Thanks
[01:43] <cresuso> Never mind, back to my problem
[01:43] <ilovefairuz> !details | cresuso
[01:43] <cresuso> do anyone use proftpd here please?
[01:44] <cresuso> Ok
[01:44] <cresuso> I have setup an ftp server
[01:44] <cresuso> With virtual users
[01:44] <cresuso> All is running fine
[01:44] <cresuso> tho
[01:44] <FloodBot1> cresuso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:44] <ilovefairuz> cresuso: all in one line
[01:44] <Oer> !enter
[01:44] <keith2> \q
[01:45] <cresuso> I use proftpd, with virtual users, and it works fine. However it seems that i don't have enough rights when i connect with my ftp client, i can't remove files.
[01:45] <Austin`> Trying to install an nVidia graphics card. I've installed the packages (nvidia-current and all of the ones that it depends on) and ran nvidia-settings. It says that the nvidia kernel module is missing when I boot. How could I get it?
[01:45] <thonyz> #canaima
[01:45] <osmodivs> type my password here?1
[01:45] <osmodivs> no way
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> Austin`:  you rebooted after you installed the drivers?
[01:45] <cresuso> Austin`: Didn't nvidia die lol......get an ati
[01:46] <moes> Kubuntu 10.04...Is there a workaround for adding wallpaper to multiple workspace ..Such as in Lucid 10.04
[01:46] <blahdeblah> Hi.  What's the equivalent to gnome-volume-manager under lucid?  I've got the vestiges of it on my upgraded system, but it's obviously not used any more.
[01:46] <Austin`> Dr_Willis: Well I installed the packages (nvidia-current and associated). I haven't bothered with the drivers that nvidia puts out, do I need those?
[01:46] <Austin`> cresuso: I've been fine with integrated for a while but I decided to try out an old card my brother gave me
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> Austin`:  the ones from the hardware-drivers tool is the ones nvidia has.. just pre-packaged
[01:47] <Sed> I've got a black screen and flashing cursor after an update on 10.4. How can I get to the screen to choose my kernel?
[01:47] <blahdeblah> Austin`: did you install it from system -> administration -> hardware drivers?  That's the best way under lucid.
[01:47] <ilovefairuz> Sed: press esc at boot
[01:48] <Austin`> blahdeblah: Nothing comes up there. "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system." It also doesn't show up under lspci
[01:48] <cresuso> meh no one for my problem, what time is it in usa?
[01:48] <blahdeblah> Austin`: Pastebin your lspci output
[01:48] <Sed> Ilovefairuz: I've tried that. I get a quick flash of some bios stuff and then the cursor
[01:48] <ilovefairuz> Austin`: try lshw
[01:49] <Austin`> blahdeblah: http://pastebin.com/7HSS88Ub
[01:49] <Sed> flash meaning glimpse
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> i thought one hit the shift key not esc.
[01:49] <nm5tf> ActionParsnip: you still here???
[01:49] <blahdeblah> Austin`: Is this a desktop or laptop?
[01:49] <cresuso> I use proftpd, with virtual users, and it works fine. However it seems that i don't have enough rights when i connect with my ftp client, i can't remove files.
[01:49] <ilovefairuz> Sed: sounds like your grub installation is messed up
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> I have to wonder who decided to hide the grub menu by default. :*( makes trouble shooting so much harder
[01:49] <Austin`> blahdeblah: desktop
[01:50] <Austin`> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/krzieqZ3
[01:50] <blahdeblah> Austin`: Looks like your BIOS is set to favour the onboard video.
[01:50] <Austin`> That should be simple to change, right?
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> cresuso:  and what have you done so far to trouble shoot this?
[01:50] <blahdeblah> Austin`: Or you've got no NVIDIA hardware... ;-)
[01:50] <Sed> how would I fix the grub install?
[01:50] <Austin`> blahdeblah: The fan on it is spinning which leads me to believe that I do haha
[01:50] <ilovefairuz> Sed: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling GRUB 2
[01:51] <blahdeblah> Austin`: :-D
[01:51] <jlebar> Can I easily get GCC 4.4.4 (available as a Maverick package) on Lucid?  Or should I just build it myself?
[01:51] <MrKeuner> where does nautilus keep the information that it uses for displaying the icon for a specific file extension?
[01:52] <cresuso> Dr_Willis: Its my first time i try to setup an ftp server. Basically, i just installed proftpd, then i changed Defaultroot in conf file, i added a link to my passwords file. And restarted proftpd.
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> cresuso:  sounds like you need to check the permissions/ownership of what you are shareing.  or double check the ftp configs and docs - it may have some security settings that are the issue.  why are you even using ftp in this day and age? ssh and scp/sftp work much better.
[01:54] <ilovefairuz> MrKeuner: the file types are determined using magic bits, not file extensions. try 'man file'
[01:54] <Austin`> blahdeblah: err, it was on PCI. There was onboard, PCI, PCI-Ex16, PCI-Ex1. I randomly tried PCI-Ex16 and nothing changed
[01:54] <cresuso> Uh Dr_Willis, i got already ssh access. But i got some friends who want to access to ftp.
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> cresuso:  from a security point of view.. i would have to suggest to you to let them use ssh/scp/sftp and not run a ftp server
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie
[01:58] <ilovefairuz> jlebar: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-toolchain-r/+archive/ppa
[01:59] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, hm.  Thanks.
[02:00] <MrKeuner> ilovefairuz, I have a file with mime-type text/plain and rename it to test.mod and it shows up as a moviw player file, I change the filename to test.moda and it shows up as a gedit file
[02:00] <moes> Kubuntu 10.04...Is there a workaround for adding wallpaper to multiple workspace ..Such as in Lucid 10.04
[02:01] <yonahw> Are there any linux compatible services equivalent to mozy.com i.e. unlimited online backup space for a low price.
[02:01] <marostega> ola
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> unlimited? :)  i could backup the internet!
[02:02] <marostega> Olá Boa noite
[02:02] <dustin> lol!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:03] <tensorpudding> !br | marostega
[02:03] <marostega> Helloo
[02:03] <dustin>  the "doc" it  rich and all knowing,
[02:03] <Dr_Willis> ive finally started using some of the features of ubuntuone. :) handy service.
[02:04] <ilovefairuz> !hi | marostega
[02:04] <ilovefairuz> MrKeuner: interesting. need to dig the source then.
[02:04] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, Hm.  Do I need to do anything other than a simple apt-get dist-upgrade to pull the binary from the ppa?
[02:05] <jlebar> (After an apt-get update)
[02:05] <ChogyDan> yonahw: there is rackspace and amazons3, also dropbox and ubuntuone
[02:06] <Dr_Willis> yonahw:  drop.io is also handy. but not quite the same as the others mentioned.
[02:06] <econdudeawesome> Why would x fail to load at startup?
[02:06] <ilovefairuz> jlebar: man add-apt-repository
[02:07] <jlebar> No manual entry for apt-add-repository.
[02:07] <yonahw> ChogyDan, Dr_Willis thanks I will check those out.
[02:08] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, ^^
[02:08] <yonahw> Mozy supposedly offers unlimited.  I currently using over 300GB at $5 a month
[02:08] <marostega> oiii
[02:08] <Austin`> I just put in an nVidia card and it's not showing up in lspci or lshw. I made sure that the BIOS was set to PCI for video cards, what else could it be
[02:08] <marostega> Alguém que fala Português precisa de ajuda....
[02:09] <Dr_Willis> yonahw:  thats almost enough for my wallpamper and themes
[02:09] <econdudeawesome> Why would x fail to load at startup, instead go to the command line, and work when I run "startx"?
[02:09] <jean29460> ou trouver un chat français ?
[02:09] <marostega> ola jean
[02:09] <marostega> td bem
[02:10] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  i had issues in beta with GDM and the nvidia modules.. GDM dident wait long enough for the moudles and X to get started. so it thought it was crashing and killed X.   if i did startx it would workl
[02:10] <ilovefairuz> jlebar: sudo apt-get install
[02:10] <ChogyDan> econdudeawesome: there is an x log somewhere under /var/log   I think it is X.0.log or something
[02:10] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, Yes, but that doesn't pull the new version of gcc.
[02:10] <jean29460> where can i found a french chat ?
[02:10] <jean29460> please
[02:10] <Dr_Willis> !fr
[02:10] <william_> hello all
[02:10] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, gcc 4.4 is already the newest version.
[02:10] <jb0nd38372> I recently installed ubuntu over windows 7 completely getting rid of 7.  My problem is my two storage drives were converted to dynamic spanned disk.  Is there a way to get ubuntu to mount them?  I can see them, just not see the data or mount them
[02:11] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis is there a way to manually set it to longer? I just instaled the nVidia driver, so that sounds like it could be it
[02:11] <ilovefairuz> jlebar: install add-apt-repository and then add the ppa using it, update and you'll be able to install 4.4.4
[02:11] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  the gdm configs have some settings. check the forums - this was a common problem duiring beta. but i thought it had been fixed.
[02:12] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis guess not with my too fast of rig ;-D
[02:12] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  machine speed disent seem to matter.
[02:13] <DeM0nFiRe> Hey everyone
[02:13] <beginer> hi! i have problems on my dell inspiron 9400 with the nvidia driver for a geforce 7900 GS on ubuntu 10; my screen goes flickering regularly which prevents me from using the 3D acceleration
[02:13] <ilovefairuz> !hi | DeM0nFiRe
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  i recall changing 2 of the gdm config files. not had the issue since..
[02:13] <DeM0nFiRe> I'm thinking of installing Ubuntu on a 4GB USB Flash stick I just got today
[02:13] <Jawalt> Hi everybody. Just popping in for a quick question: Is there a way to reinstall Ubuntu (complete blank slate) without reformatting and putting an iso on a CD/some other media?
[02:13] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis would I do that through the sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm?
[02:13] <gsmith> hello
[02:14] <DeM0nFiRe> ON my 500GB main SATA drive I've got Fedora 12 installed already, but that didn't work out well, The partition is using 200GB and I am actually using like 1GB of it :x
[02:14] <hporse> hi. why is access to .bash_history disabled in ubuntu?
[02:14] <hporse> cat .bash_history
[02:14] <hporse> cat: .bash_history: Permission denied
[02:14] <hporse> still, all my commands are stored in the bash history. i just can't access as a normal user.
[02:14] <FloodBot1> hporse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:14] <flomaster> hello I am trying to install this par2 program and the directions read like so :To install, place the par2 and libtbb.so files in a folder and
[02:14] <flomaster> invoke them from the command line.   how I can invoke said files
[02:14] <acovrig> can/how do I msg other clients in an ssh session?
[02:14] <marostega> opa
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  no. you edit the proper gdm config file by hand and add some delay setting. i cant even find it on this box now. this is a new install, i dont have the issue any more.
[02:14] <c00lryguy> Can someone help me out? When I install the Ubuntu 10.04 Minimal CD, it tells em to restart the computer after it's done installing, so I restart and pop out the CD and I'm pretty sure it boots because it just sits there with a cursor blinking
[02:14] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, Well...that's what I've done.  :)
[02:14] <nb72> Ok.  I'm an idiot for not making a backup, but is there a way to restore the default smb.conf file for ubuntu server?  or somewhere I can copy/paste from?
[02:15] <acovrig> nb72: did u try a re-install?
[02:15] <DeM0nFiRe> So you guys think that 4GB is enough for Ubuntu + Swap if all I am using Ubuntu for is a platform for cross platform development?
[02:15] <cypher-neo> c00lryguy: What type of computer did you install it to?
[02:15] <chrisbuntunerd> I.m using xchat how do  i add another channel
[02:15] <ilovefairuz> jlebar: apt-cache policy gcc-4.4
[02:15] <DeM0nFiRe> Or should I go for a smaller distro like Xubuntu or a netbook version?
[02:15] <nb72> Hmm, can I reinstall without losing anything in my home directory?
[02:16] <c00lryguy> cypher-neo, its a desktop pc.. it can install the regular ubuntu just fine with no problems
[02:16] <ilovefairuz> chrisbuntunerd: write: join #channelname
[02:16] <chrisbuntunerd> ok
[02:16] <cypher-neo> c00lryguy: I had that happen once when I installed Ubuntu on a Mac. Just curious.
[02:16] <chrisbuntunerd> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:16] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, Ah, interesting.  The version from the ppa is 4.4.3-3, while lucid/main has 4.4.3.4.
[02:16] <c00lryguy> but with ubuntu minimal CD, it just hangs at a blank screen after bootingh
[02:16] <ilovefairuz> DeM0nFiRe: it would be very tight but you could try anyway
[02:16] <william_> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:16] <beginer> can anyone help me? i really need to sort this out so i can use my video card to work properly on this OS
[02:17] <DeM0nFiRe> Well, the swap is recommended for 1Gb, how big is Ubuntu itself? Like 1.5GB?
[02:17] <uLinux> hello there
[02:17] <ilovefairuz> chrisbuntunerd: it's /join, sorry
[02:17] <chrisbuntunerd> ok
[02:17] <marostega> Goodnight everyone, well if anyone needs help please I am available. My English not the best but I can try to help. Thank you.
[02:17] <ilovefairuz> jlebar: pastebin
[02:17] <Orbixx> Is it possible to transfer a job from one PTY to another?
[02:17] <ilovefairuz> !deails | beginer
[02:17] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  i cant even find my forum posts on the subject/thread.  I wonder if they clear out the beta threads?
[02:18] <ilovefairuz> !details | beginer
[02:18] <Random832> Orbixx: no. depending on why you want that, screen may be useful
[02:18] <MikeHoncho> I have a Nortel USB Mobile Headset that's not working.  Can't seem to find any answers on The Online.
[02:18] <MikeHoncho> I get nothing from it.
[02:18] <jjmartin_> loading webpages is slow but downloading files is fast. whats the issue? DNS?
[02:18] <cypher-neo> c00lryguy: Hmm. When you boot you might try accessing GRUB and configuring the way it boots.
[02:18] <ilovefairuz> marostega: what's your issue ?
[02:18] <Orbixx> Random832: I just started something, then decided I should've used screen, I wanted to move it into a screen session without exiting the process :P
[02:18] <jlebar> ilovefairuz, http://pastebin.mozilla.org/754884
[02:18] <Jawalt> Is there a way to reinstall Ubuntu from an installation of Ubuntu? I am looking to have Ubuntu just like a fresh install.
[02:18] <DeM0nFiRe> ilovefairuz: What's the size of a full Ubuntu installation?
[02:18] <hporse> again: why gives ubuntu file ownership of ~/.bash_history to root by default? is there any logical reason? is this behaviour specific to my own system or is it standard?
[02:18] <Dr_Willis> Orbixx:  im not sure thats doable.
[02:18] <uLinux> I'm having a issue with localhost... If I scan for open ports on localhost using network tools it doesnt show anything but if I use 127.0.0.1 it works.
[02:18] <chrisbuntunerd> like three-four gigs
[02:18] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  it can fit on a 4gb flash.. barely :)
[02:18] <Random832> ah. no, you can't do that
[02:19] <ChogyDan> Jawalt: what changes to you want to undo?
[02:19] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  Just boot to a USB with Ubuntu on it.
[02:19] <DeM0nFiRe> Dr_Willis: So I wouldn't have much room for installing the programs I need?
[02:19] <Random832> hporse: you messed up and used su?
[02:19] <_jesse_> uLinux: make sure you have localhost in /etc/hosts
[02:19] <uLinux> _jesse_: ill check
[02:19] <DeM0nFiRe> Xubuntu is significantly smaller, right?
[02:19] <ilovefairuz> DeM0nFiRe: i don't know the exact size, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[02:19] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  not really. the apt-cache stuff. can take up another 200+gb of data once you start installing stuff. a 8gb flash is proberly a better option
[02:20] <Jawalt> I just want a clean installation of Ubuntu. I'm not exactly sure what I've done to be honest. I've got a couple errors upon updates and such. Just want a clean slate.
[02:20] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  just removing openoffice saves  a few 100mb. :)
[02:20] <ilovefairuz> uLinux: type: host localhost
[02:20] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  Just do the USB install.  You can re-partition in there and start from scratch.
[02:20] <Jawalt> Problem is I don't have a USB drive, and my netbook doesn't read CDs.
[02:20] <MikeHoncho> ouch.
[02:20] <DeM0nFiRe> Hehe, I already bought the 4GB. I will look around and see which distro I want
[02:20] <MikeHoncho> Well
[02:20] <hiexpo> Jawalt,  than do a fresh install with cd
[02:20] <uLinux> _jesse_: 127.0.0.1 localhost
[02:20] <Dr_Willis> Jawalt:  i suggest finding a usb key then.
[02:20] <cypher-neo> Jawalt: If you describe the errors, maybe we can help you fix them so you don't need to reinstall, or wipe.
[02:20] <MikeHoncho> He said netbook doesn't read CD's.
[02:20] <chrisbuntunerd> ubuntu works well on 4 gig flash drive
[02:20] <uLinux> ilovefairuz: localhost has address 127.0.0.1
[02:21] <ilovefairuz> Jawalt: you could tell us the errors , but you can use the live cd if you still want to do it
[02:21] <Jawalt> cypher-neo there are a few things wrong because I tinked.
[02:21] <chrisbuntunerd> you can also use as "live cd"
[02:21] <Jawalt> tinkered*
[02:21] <ilovefairuz> uLinux: what command do you use to scan
[02:21] <Jawalt> I'd rather just have a complete wipe.
[02:21] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  You can use a 2GB flash drive.  $10 at almost any store.
[02:21] <MikeHoncho> Or free at most conventions.  :D
[02:21] <uLinux> ilovefairuz: im using ubuntu network tools
[02:21] <Dr_Willis> seen 2gb on sale for $5 here at xmas
[02:21] <uLinux> but wait
[02:21] <DeM0nFiRe> Actually I just bought a 4GB drive for $12 at Walmart :D
[02:22] <MikeHoncho> There you go, then.
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  yep. walmart. :)
[02:22] <hporse> Random832: yes, i did use su. why would that cause to give away ownersip of my .bash_history? what i also find confusing is, that bash still stores all my commands in .bash_history although i don't have write permissions for it.
[02:22] <hiexpo> walmart 4gig 12 bucks
[02:22] <Jawalt> Heh :) my only local store is closed and 20$ for the lowest capacity usb stick so :/
[02:22] <beginer> ilovefairuz> i'm running ubuntu 10.04 on an inspiron 9400 (dell) from 2006 with a nvidia geforce 7900 GS video card. I installed the nvidia driver and rebooted the machine. after that my screen started to flicker, going like on and of for like a millisecond while working/surfing the web/chatting. when i uninstall the nvidia driver, problem disappears...
[02:22] <MikeHoncho> That's twice the gigastorage!
[02:22] <dustin> itck
[02:22] <DeM0nFiRe> THATS OVER 9000 BYTES
[02:22] <woodyjlw> I have a 64bit desktop custom built, amd64 3800 X2, asus m2n4-sli, ati hd 2600 xt, and creative xfi fatality sound card, and 2 gigs of dual channel memory.  my question is would I be better off running ubuntu 64 bit or 32 bit?
[02:22] <DeM0nFiRe> Sorry
[02:22] <cypher-neo> Dr_Willis: You can get cheap USB keys on ecost.com
[02:22] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  Sounds like your refresh rate is off?
[02:22] <Random832> hporse: probably it keeps deleting and recreating it when you use su vs not
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> woodyjlw:  if you can do 64bit.. you may as well do 64bit. :)
[02:22] <ilovefairuz> uLinux: well try it in a terminal: nmap localhost
[02:23]  * Random832 votes stop using su
[02:23] <Random832> !su
[02:23] <dustin> kingstin has some good stuff  and you kbnow it will boot
[02:23] <Random832> rather
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> cypher-neo:  i got a box of them ive collected over the past few years. :)
[02:23] <Random832> !root
[02:23] <Jawalt> I guess I'm stock with this for now I guess I'll walk out to Radioshack or such tomorrow They're very very expensive there.
[02:23] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  You need to do it from external input.  Can't install from a hard drive that you're about to overwrite.
[02:23] <beginer> mikehoncho> at first it works for a while before i start having this problem (driver version is 195.36.xx
[02:23] <woodyjlw> Dr_Willis,  ok. will I run into any hardware issues?
[02:23] <Random832> hporse: just delete the file or chown it
[02:24] <DeM0nFiRe> What, Ubuntu has a free cloud storage system now?
[02:24] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  What's "a while?"
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> woodyjlw:  i cant recall any 64bit issues really ive had in the last 2+ years..
[02:24] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: Yup. :D
[02:24] <quiz_me> is it possible to make a browser receive POST requests ?
[02:24] <coz_> DeM0nFiRe,  if you mean  ubuntu one  yes  1 gig free storage
[02:24] <radar3d|DT> I have just installed the amd64 version of ubuntu on my pc  and cannot get java6 installed running sudo apt-get sun-java6-jdk any help would be appreciated
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  ubuntuone - online storeage 2gb.
[02:24] <DeM0nFiRe> That's crazy cool haha
[02:24] <beginer> yesterday 45 min
[02:24] <Random832> quiz_me: receive?
[02:24] <beginer> today more like 10
[02:24] <DeM0nFiRe> Yeah it's 2Gb online storage
[02:24] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: And a music service too.
[02:24] <dustin>  cheap does mean it works
[02:24] <quiz_me> random832 yeah
[02:24] <DeM0nFiRe> Pretty cool
[02:24] <Jawalt> MikeHoncho, I understand that but I was hoping there was some solution. I have surprisingly 2gb of RAM in here and I didn't know if there was a way to load the OS purely into memory or some such and install from there.
[02:24] <Random832> uh... no.
[02:24] <hiexpo> root pw toor
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> radar3d|DT:  you did enable the 'partners' repository?
[02:24] <DeM0nFiRe> I will have to look at it. Do you have to be running Ubuntu to use it?
[02:24] <quiz_me> random832: why not ?
[02:24] <hiexpo> :)
[02:24] <Random832> you coul use netcat maybe
[02:24] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt: Unfortunately, no.
[02:24] <Random832> because browsers don't work that way
[02:25] <ilovefairuz> quiz_me: browsers don't receive requests, they make requests and receive responses
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  it ahs a web interface also.
[02:25] <radar3d|DT> Dr_Willis, doubt it, what's the command?
[02:25] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: The music service works with the online cloud storage, so you can sync your songs between multiple computers you own.
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> !partner | radar3d|DT
[02:25] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  Still sounds like a refresh rate problem and it becomes obvious as the monitor gets warm.  I'd try playing with that.
[02:25] <acovrig> can/how do I msg other clients in an ssh session? kinda like wall, only not broadcast, just for 1 tty
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> !java | radar3d|DT
[02:25] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  I don't know what the latest drivers are, but make sure you have those.
[02:25] <quiz_me> ilovefairuz i know, but what if we made a browser that could receive a POST request, then we would have "push" updates
[02:25] <DeM0nFiRe> TBH I am probably not going to use it because I have tons of my own web storage if I wanted already
[02:25] <DeM0nFiRe> But that's still pretty cool
[02:25] <ilovefairuz> radar3d|DT: try openjdk-6-jdk
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  ubuntuone lets you 'sync/store' your tomboy notes files also. :) which is the main use i have for it.
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  and firefox bookmarks
[02:26] <quiz_me> see what i mean?
[02:26] <beginer> mokehoncho> i got the update command running just before i installed so these are the latest upgrade i could get i suppose
[02:26] <MikeHoncho> jawalt:  I guess you could create a partition that's 2gb or so, put the bootable Ubuntu on that, then install from that drive to the other one.
[02:26] <ilovefairuz> quiz_me: no, google html5 sockets and please stay on topic here
[02:26] <DeM0nFiRe> Haha, well that kind of stuff I don't really need. Plus, I could implement it myself with more space if I wanted to. I stil think it's cool that they have it free though
[02:26] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  Try it again, play with the refresh rate.
[02:26] <zerohalo> acovrig: write [tty]
[02:26] <woodyjlw> is there a good web page for wine that has some good tips about improving fps in wow
[02:27] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  But then you're dealing with partition management on an active drive.
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | woodyjlw
[02:27] <hporse> Random832: deleting it solved it. by which i means the new bash history belongs rightfully to me.
[02:27] <DeM0nFiRe> Damn, I am surprised Ubuntu is 5GB with the desktop
[02:27] <hporse> -s
[02:27] <uLinux> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=SWfhV5un
[02:27] <uLinux> check it pls
[02:27] <beginer> mikehoncho> do i need to configurate the x server after installing the drivers and before i reboot the machine? im really beginning with linux so im bit lost at the moment
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  about 3.5gb i think here.. but once you start update/upgradeing.. it grows
[02:27] <magicianlord> i'm getting a proper native resolution in console without nouveau. is the "nv" driver responsible for this?
[02:28] <magicianlord> please help
[02:28] <_jesse_> uLinux: looks good
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> magicianlord:  in the console. thats the framebuffer stuff.
[02:28] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: 5 sounds a little bit on the heavy side.
[02:28] <DeM0nFiRe> Well
[02:28] <quiz_me> how can i open a port and just watch people ping me ?
[02:28] <DeM0nFiRe> 3.5Gb on a 4Gb drive is cutting it close anyway haha
[02:28] <quiz_me> netcat ?
[02:28] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  Have you gone in to System > Administration > Hardware drivers to make sure that you're using the proprietary ones?
[02:28] <Jawalt> MikeHoncho: Is there a way to install Ubuntu onto another partition from my netbook, is that what you're saying? Sorry if I sound silly.
[02:28] <ilovefairuz> uLinux: that means it works
[02:28] <_jesse_> uLinux: the two IP thing is just because there is an IPv6 address for localhost too
[02:28] <DeM0nFiRe> Maybe I will try Xubuntu
[02:28] <jt__> hey I am having problems connecting to my university wifi (WPA2 TTLS PAP encryption) it ONLY works on the first attempt after resuming from standby. I believe its a driver problem. I have syslogs showing the behaviour.
[02:28] <magicianlord> Dr_Willis: i didnt install nouveau, which normally does this. is this the nv driver, or is it somehow set properly, and if so in which file
[02:28] <DeM0nFiRe> Says 1GB for xubuntu
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  theres lubuntu also.
[02:28] <uLinux> _jesse_: I thought I disabled ipv6 :\
[02:28] <Mr_Sonoma> quiz_me, wireshark will do that
[02:28] <uLinux> wait
[02:29] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  You would have to use a Partition Manager, basically create 2 virtual disks out of the one you have now.
[02:29] <DeM0nFiRe> If I do 64 bit xubuntu, I can use a smaller swap file since it can use the RAM as swap, right?
[02:29] <_jesse_> uLinux: comment out the lines in /etc/hosts for ipv6 then
[02:29] <dustin> lubuntu yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[02:29] <beginer> mikehoncho>i did check there were the nvidia proprietary drivers
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> magicianlord:  nouveau and nv are the X drivers.. they dont handle the console.  Im not sure on your actual question/problem.
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  that dosent make a lot of sence...
[02:29] <magicianlord> Dr_Willis: the kernal mode setting
[02:29] <ilovefairuz> jt__: file a bug
[02:29] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  Use the first partition for the LiveDrive stuff.  Install it on to the second partition.
[02:29] <jt__> yeah, im not sure how
[02:29] <magicianlord> Dr_Willis: you know when you boot, after some time, it moves up to the nice native resolution font
[02:29] <jt__> and i want to make sure its what I think it is
[02:29] <magicianlord> vs huge letters
[02:30] <uLinux> _jesse_: take a look http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=J7V9Ynei
[02:30] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  Okay, that's good.  Then try screwing with the resolution.
[02:30] <radar3d|DT> Thanks Dr_Willis ubottu added partners then ran sudo apt-get update then was able to unstall sun java6 thanks
[02:30] <MikeHoncho> beginer:  And the refresh rate.
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> magicianlord:  the 'framebuffer' modules are responmsible for the consoles having differnt res/colors/settings.
[02:30] <_jesse_> uLinux: yes, you have the IPv6 lines there
[02:30] <_jesse_> see them?
[02:30] <beginer> mikehoncho> what i cant get to understand is that my screen's refresh rate was 60Hz on all OS ive been running
[02:30] <Jawalt> MikeHoncho: Thanks for the help, I'll try googling and figuring this out.
[02:30] <beginer> ok i'll try this
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> !framebuffer
[02:30] <beginer> mikehoncho> thanks for the help
[02:31] <magicianlord> Dr_Willis: where is this setting changed?
[02:31] <DeM0nFiRe> Wow
[02:31] <uLinux> _jesse_: I know :P I added them to disable ipv6... how can that conflict with localhost? in my other pc it works fine :(
[02:31] <DeM0nFiRe> So the recommended swap size is equal to your ram?
[02:31] <magicianlord> no
[02:31] <pervy_sage> Hey
[02:31] <DeM0nFiRe> I have 6GB RAM, haha, I can't fit a 6GB swap on a 4Gb drive lol
[02:31] <samwho> Twice your RAM isn't it?
[02:31] <magicianlord> swap size should be maximum 256mb
[02:31] <pervy_sage> i want to isntall java5 on my ubuntu 10 box.
[02:31] <magicianlord> on linux, you almost never reach it
[02:31] <pervy_sage> What is the name of the package?
[02:31] <samwho> Sure I read somewhere it was twice your RAM
[02:31] <_jesse_> uLinux: ::1     localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback still maps 'localhost' to an ipv6 address
[02:31] <magicianlord> that's on windows, samwho
[02:31] <_jesse_> uLinux: see the line?
[02:32] <uLinux> yes
[02:32] <pervy_sage> sun-java5-jdk?
[02:32] <czesiu> hi all
[02:32] <DeM0nFiRe> Haha, well SwapFaq no ubuntu says swap should be equal to ram haha
[02:32] <DeM0nFiRe> on*
[02:32] <DeM0nFiRe> Probably old , I am gonna assume
[02:32] <magicianlord> DeM0nFiRe: if you want ot hibernate, which is pointless
[02:32] <_jesse_> uLinux: then localhost is still mapping to two addresses
[02:32] <DeM0nFiRe> Yeah
[02:32] <radar3d|DT> pervy_sage, to install java 5 to have to set your repository back to previous version
[02:32] <czesiu> how can i download films on ubuntu?
[02:32] <samwho> Ahhh, thank you magicianlord :) The default Ubuntu install seems to have supplied me with 7.6GiB of swap. Never needed it, though :)
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> swapfaq = proberly 20 yrs old...
[02:32] <ChogyDan> DeM0nFiRe: it should be at least 1g total, and equal for hibernation
[02:32] <uLinux> _jesse_: ill uncomment that line
[02:32] <_jesse_> czesiu: using a browser?
[02:32] <_jesse_> uLinux: it isn't commented
[02:33] <hporse> hi. i am a big an of the command line program midnight commander. what i don't like is that mc is unnecessarily big and overloaded which sometimes causes instable behaviour of the program on my system. can anyone recommend a similar, more lightweight alternative to mc from the ubuntu repos?
[02:33] <DeM0nFiRe> See you guys are all giving me different numbers
[02:33] <czesiu> no,using a program
[02:33] <uLinux> _jesse_: typo :P
[02:33] <uLinux> sorry
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> DeM0nFiRe:  there is no set rule. it all depends
[02:33] <DeM0nFiRe> Well, I've got 6GB ram and 4GB HDD space, so I am gonna go with a pretty damn small swap haha
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> hporse:  hmm. rarely had issues with 'mc' and ive been using it for years,.
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> czesiu:  try these legally free movies --> http://vodo.net/
[02:34] <jt___> wifi cut out, and due to the bug couldn't connect :P
[02:34] <jt___> ilovefairuz: could you have a look at my logs quickly?
[02:35] <gekko95> Hi folks, is there anyone on-line who has managed to get an external monitor working with the HP mini 2133?
[02:35] <czesiu> is there any program like emule or ares for linux?
[02:35] <shauno> DeM0nFiRe: I'd be surprised if you really need much with that much RAM.  on the other hand, suspend/resume isn't going to function unless your swap can easily swallow your ram
[02:36] <uLinux> _jesse_: tks for the help now localhost scanning works
[02:36] <DeM0nFiRe> Yeah, I won't need suspend or anything so that's not a concern
[02:36] <magicianlord> links is telling me the directory doesnt exist
[02:36] <magicianlord> what is the problem
[02:36] <_jesse_> uLinux: np :)
[02:36] <jt___> this is the connection connecting http://nm.pastebin.com/uCY60Rzw and this is the connection failing http://nm.pastebin.com/6hUJANhg
[02:36] <DeM0nFiRe> In all honesty I am going to set a 256MB swap and I don't expect to ever use it
[02:36] <uLinux> !cups
[02:36] <samwho> My base RAM usage in Ubuntu is about 300mb.
[02:36] <uLinux> How do I disable cups?
[02:36] <samwho> I don't think you'll need it either :p
[02:36] <shauno> I used to use swapd in such situations.  I'm not sure if that's anywhere near current, however
[02:36] <uLinux> :P
[02:37] <DeM0nFiRe> I'm gonna do Xubuntu, I can't imagine Xubuntu plus whatever development programs I will use being more than 6GB haha
[02:37] <dustin> orr................... get miro, combination of vlc and utorrant
[02:37] <Da_Wrecka> DeM0nFiRe: I've got 1.5GB RAM in my netbook, and it's not needed swap in forever.
[02:37] <DeM0nFiRe> I would do Ubuntu but Ubuntu on a 4GB is probably cutting it too close
[02:37] <DeM0nFiRe> Yeah I will do a 256MB swap file
[02:37] <thune3> DeM0nFiRe: with 6GB ram, i wouldn't even bother with 256M of swap. IMO, if you can't do at least 1GB swap, don't bother.
[02:37] <Da_Wrecka> yeah, on a 4GB it's kinda too close. I installed UNE on my netbook, and I had about 3.2GB free space on an 8GB SSD.
[02:38] <TomT64> anyone know a livecd that will run on a 256 MB USB stick and has both testdisk and gparted?
[02:38] <magicianlord> never mind. i figured it out
[02:38] <DeM0nFiRe> Yeah I will do Xubuntu probably
[02:38] <DeM0nFiRe> That should give me at least 2Gb free space for programs and config files
[02:38] <magicianlord> links' download directory is relative to the dir from which you launch it
[02:38] <magicianlord> good to konw
[02:38] <DeM0nFiRe> My actual development projects will be on my external; HDD
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> TomT64:  you could use tinycorelinux and set one up
[02:38] <TomT64> it's more of a remote repair kind of thing :p
[02:39] <Mr_Sonoma> DeM0nFiRe, kubuntu on a 10 gig partition cut it way too close. was having disk space warnings all the time
[02:39] <pastaisgood> TomT64: Puppy Linux would be another alternative.
[02:39] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis if you have anyone else come up with the error, they can try repeating what I did: installing wdm, choosing wdm, restarting, apt-get remove gdm, apt-get install gdm, choose gdm
[02:39] <DeM0nFiRe> Haha, I remember I used to use Xubuntu live CD as a utility disk for repair
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> TomT64:  ive seen very few live disrtos that are under 200mb in size.
[02:39] <DeM0nFiRe> Mr_Sonoma: I said Xubuntu, it's smaller
[02:39] <DeM0nFiRe> According to the website, ~1GB
[02:39] <ilovefairuz> jt___: i looked at the logs and please file a bug
[02:39] <DeM0nFiRe> So the question I have
[02:39] <jt___> ok
[02:39] <Mr_Sonoma> DeM0nFiRe, i know, i was just giving you a comparison for your ubuntu consideration comment
[02:40] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis I'm not sure how to report bugs, so I wanted to through that your way
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  that seem more like a 'fluke' then a fix. I had mine 'fixed' several times then the problem came back.. untill i set up the longer timeout.
[02:40] <Da_Wrecka> On an unrelated note, technical question that's not really Ubuntu-related; If we're comparing two otherwise-identical SATA NCQ hard drives, is there going to be that much of a performance difference between 32MB cache and 64MB?
[02:40] <DeM0nFiRe> Does are there working video drivers for Xubuntu for my HD5800 series lol
[02:40] <gekko95> Anyone?  HP mini 2133 w/an external monitor?
[02:40] <jt___>  ilovefairuz: shall
[02:40] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis not sure its a fluke--I've set up this system and then put on about 3 GB of software and updates--I figured reinstalling gdm would automatically fix config files
[02:41] <aogo> hallo ppl any one up
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  gekko95  my netbook. i plugged in external, booted up. used the fn-whatever keys to toggle on the external, then used the 'monitors' tool to set the proper res.
[02:41] <jt___> ilovefairuz: shall I go to #ubuntu-bugs for help with that?
[02:41] <aogo> need small help
[02:41] <DeM0nFiRe> Da_Wrecka:  I would think it would make things like defragging and such significantly faster because it can work with 64MB chunks
[02:41] <Da_Wrecka> gekko95: I can't help personally... I didn't have problems with an external monitor on my netbook, I just hooked it up and it worked, but mine is an Acer Aspire One.
[02:41] <ilovefairuz> jt___: you could
[02:41] <dustin> most likely,run it in vm ware first on that computer, to see
[02:41] <aogo> need to USB Startup Disk Creator for win 7 in side ubuntu 10.04
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> econdudeawesome:  reinstalling gdm would reinsstall the identical original config files.. IF you had 'purged' gdm. if you removed gdm but did not use purge.. then it should of kept the earlier config files.. so i dont see how your method changed anything at all.
[02:42] <aogo> is that any tool... out the ?
[02:42] <gekko95> Dr_Willis, Da_Wrecha thanks ;-)  I did the same function f5 + monitors tool but only managed to mimic the native resolution and not the monitors...
[02:42] <Da_Wrecka> DeM0nFiRe: That's an educated guess I presume? I was hoping for something a smidge more solid :/
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> aogo:  check the 'pendrivelinux' web site they have tools
[02:43] <Jawalt> MikeHoncho: Would UNetBootin allow me to do what I'm trying to do, would you know?
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> gekko95:  i had to play with the tools/settings a bit. but once i got it going.  it works well now. I do have tb be sure to plug in the monitor BEFOR i power up the netbook
[02:43] <aogo> i well dr
[02:43] <aogo> but u understand my need
[02:43] <aogo> =)
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> aogo:  the pendrivelinux web site has several tools for doing that stuff.
[02:43] <aogo> just need to make win 7 usb u now
[02:43] <gekko95> Dr_Willis, good idea...I'll give it a shot, thx
[02:44] <aogo> tnx
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> aogo:  a usb tio boot win7? see #windows
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> aogo:  theres proberly no tools to make a bootable WIn7 usb flash drive from linux. At least none ive ever seen mentioned.
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> Unless you used a windows tool in wine to do it.
[02:45] <aogo> no good ..
[02:45] <qr_> Hi! I was in here earlier asking about running an installed windows 7 in virtualbox.  I've installed VB, but Windows bluescreens at the login page unless I boot to safe mode.  Is there a way to fix this? I've found related problems on google, but none of the fixes there work for me.
[02:45] <econdudeawesome> Dr_Willis true enough. I'll give it a purge and see how it goes
[02:45] <aogo> just need to make one to my work laptop wish need win 7 :(
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> qr_:  thats basically the same as moving the win7 install to a 'new' machine. that might trigger the windows 'anti piracy' stuff. so be carefull.
[02:46] <aogo> and that laptop thas not have any os right now :(
[02:46] <DeM0nFiRe> Kind of sucks I have to use Xubuntu lol
[02:47] <DeM0nFiRe> I should have read the speqs before I went there was 8GB drives for $20
[02:47] <DeM0nFiRe> Err
[02:47] <DeM0nFiRe> Specs heh
[02:47] <aogo> dr willis so u think that it is no small tools out :(
[02:47] <qr_> Dr_Willis: I haven't even gotten to that stage.  It's blue screening at the login page.  Also it is a legitimate copy of windows 7 so I am not too worried about the anti-piracy stuff.
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> qr_:  its legimit to use it on one machine.. that still may trigger the reactivation . and if you boot back to the machine using it normally.. that may re-trigger it.. and soon you will get it disabled.
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> qr_:  i would say check the virtualbox channel/forums    its not really a ubuntu related  problem.
[02:49] <pastaisgood> aogo: Do you want to do a full Windows 7 install from you USB drive?
[02:49] <_jesse_> Dr_Willis qr_: pretty sure the keys generally work on 3 machines, and it definitely wouldn't bluescreen because of that :P
[02:49] <DeM0nFiRe> Has anyone here been able to run Xubuntu with good video drivers on a Radeon HD5800 card?
[02:49] <shauno> qr_: you can still trip the anti-piracy stuff with a legit version.  it's just easier to fix with a license.
[02:49] <aogo> yes from the ubuntu linux ....
[02:49] <qr_> Dr_Willis: yeah, not strictly ubuntu related, but there were some people here earlier who claimed they had this working.
[02:49] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: Radeon is ATI?
[02:49] <DeM0nFiRe> Yes
[02:49] <_jesse_> qr_: I've used windows 7 in virtual box fine
[02:49] <_jesse_> qr_: still am actually
[02:50] <qr_> _jesse_: I'm trying to run a copy of windows 7 that is already installed on the HD.
[02:50] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: Not I. My chipset is NVidia. I do know there are some ATI drivers available in Synaptic though.
[02:50] <pervy_sage> ls
[02:50] <hiexpo> ati made in europe
[02:50] <qr_> _jesse_: I installed ubuntu as my second os and I'm trying to boot the original windows 7 install inside virtualbox
[02:50] <_jesse_> qr_: ah, hmm I'm not sure if that will work well
[02:50] <hiexpo> psssssss
[02:50] <aogo> pastaisgood do u now how are have any small tool out thare ...?
[02:50] <DeM0nFiRe> Yeah cypher-neo I just don't know if they work haha
[02:50] <pastaisgood> aogo: An easy way to do that would be to get grub4dos on your USB drive and start the Windows install from there.
[02:51] <DeM0nFiRe> I can't deal with the generic driver that comes with a distro, 60hz kills my eyes and head haha
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> the virtualbox docs/guides and so forth spefifically  say its 'not a good idea' :)
[02:51] <qr_> _jesse_: well it works in safe mode okay.  but something goes wrong if I boot normally
[02:51] <_jesse_> qr_: windows definitely should read the VM as a different computer doing it that way
[02:51] <lynstefan> Oi alguem BR?
[02:51] <qr_> Dr_Willis: do they? Where? I haven't come across that warning
[02:51] <shauno> !br | lynstefan
[02:51] <hiexpo> ati = canada
[02:51] <cypher-neo> DeM0nFiRe: Give it a shot. Most of the video drivers in Ubuntu work natively; they are installed during the initial install when Ubuntu detects your hardware.
[02:51] <londonmet050> hello filks
[02:51] <lynstefan> ok!
[02:52] <cypher-neo> Hi londonmet050
[02:52] <londonmet050> I am trying to share folders windows 7 and ubuntu
[02:52] <aogo> i understand i have hall the iso mounted in the usa but still not working to boot from
[02:52] <DeM0nFiRe> cypher-neo: Well, we'll see. The 5800 is the new one, so I know Fedora 12 didn't have drivers when I was looking a couple months ago
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> qr_:  go check the virtualbox manual. I seem to recall warnings about  using vbox to access 'physical' drives - having potential problems with data curruption.
[02:52] <londonmet050> When I try my win 7 i.p via smb
[02:52] <londonmet050> it asks me for user name and password
[02:52] <londonmet050> and I gave my win7 credentials
[02:52] <DeM0nFiRe> Anyway I will be back in a bit, downloading Xubuntu live CD
[02:52] <shauno> hiexpo: that's largely irrelevant.  and try to remember you're addressing a global audience.  plenty of canadians & europeans here :)
[02:52] <londonmet050> no luck
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> qr_:  You would be 'safer' imageing the 'real' hard drive into a virtuialbox hd image. thats the normal 'reccomendation' i recall.
[02:53] <The20Year> does wubi do a good job of installing ubuntu?
[02:53] <cypher-neo> That would likely be your Ubuntu username and password londonmet050.
[02:53] <londonmet050> ok
[02:53] <qr_> Dr_Willis: yes, but I have some 200 odd gigs of data attached to that partition
[02:53] <qr_> Dr_Willis: and not enough space to copy it
[02:53] <_jesse_> cypher-neo: ? no that should be the windows username and password
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> The20Year:  i woud avoide wubi if at all possible
[02:53] <MikeHoncho> Jawalt:  Good idea.  That should work.
[02:53] <londonmet050> ?
[02:53] <aogo> do u have any solution ?
[02:53] <The20Year> is there any other way to install ubuntu without a live CD or usb?
[02:53] <TimothyA> could someone tell me which package has the 'push' command?
[02:53] <qr_> Dr_Willis: I'd also like to preserve the ability to boot to windows.
[02:53] <_jesse_> The20Year: what would you prefer?
[02:53] <Jordan_U> !installl | The20Year
[02:53] <shauno> qr_: that'd make me real nervous about messing with it
[02:53] <londonmet050> What you mean my ubuntu credentials
[02:54] <Jordan_U> !install | The20Year
[02:54] <The20Year> jordan , what do you mean?
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> qr_:  i hope you have backups.. becuase using virtualbox to access a 'physical' drive directly, is somthing ive heard that CAN cause data loss.  but ive not tried/looked into it in a abouyt a year.
[02:54] <cypher-neo> _jesse_, if he's trying to access his Ubuntu partition from Windows, he would be asked for his Ubuntu username and password to decrypt, wouldn't he?
[02:54] <londonmet050> I am trying to fecth win7 folders
[02:54] <londonmet050> using smb://i.p of win 7
[02:54] <_jesse_> cypher-neo: he said he's trying to access the windows machine :P
[02:54] <haoyihuan_> jion #ubunru-cn
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> londonmet050:  some times ihave to do smb://servername/sharename  or smb://ip.of.box.XXX/sharename
[02:54] <epinky> The20Year: JeOS?
[02:54] <cypher-neo> _jesse_: oh... my bad. I got turned around.
[02:54] <hiexpo> shauno,   - Canadians are Europeans   > my wife is Canadian
[02:55] <ZykoticK9> qr_, notice warning!  http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#rawdisk
[02:55] <londonmet050> let me try
[02:55] <haoyihuan_> jion #ubuntu-cn
[02:55] <haoyihuan_> ?
[02:55] <shauno> haoyihuan_: /join  .. including the /
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> ZykoticK9: so i wasent imaginign things. :)
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> ZykoticK9:  no one ever reads that manual it seems.
[02:56] <qr_> ZykoticK9: so basically ... don't do it wrong?
[02:56] <ZykoticK9> Dr_Willis, "no one", hey I did!  Sorta
[02:56] <ZykoticK9> qr_, correct!
[02:56] <shauno> qr_: I'd read that as "tread carefully, keep backups. and don't say we didn't warn you"
[02:57] <tpl2000> So.....Sudo get-apt install won't work for me.
[02:57] <coventry> (Asking this again, in the hopes that there are more people around.)  I have ubuntu 10.04 on a Lenovo T61.  Ubuntu no longer responds to activity on the touchpad or the mouse buttons below the touchpad.  Activity on the touchpad does result in output from /dev/psaux, though, which makes me think it may be some kind of inadvertant misconfiguration, rather than a hardware failure.  (I am acquiriring some CD-R's so that I can boot fr
[02:57] <coventry> live CD to check for sure, but it's going to take a little while as I'm traveling.)
[02:57] <tpl2000> Apparently due to an error with playonlinux.list
[02:57] <coventry> The trackpoint (nipple) and the mouse buttons below the spacebar still work.  Turning the touchpad off and then on using gnome-mouse-properties or gpointing-device-settings doesn't help.  Fn+F8 doesn't help.  Rebooting doesn't help.  Is there anything else I can try to diagnose this?
[02:57] <ZykoticK9> qr_, i use virtualbox a ton, but i've never tried with physical partition(s).  Good luck man.
[02:57] <epinky> tpl2000: sudo apt-get ?
[02:58] <tpl2000> Yeah, that.
[02:58] <_jesse_> tpl2000: what's the error message say?
[02:58] <tpl2000> is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/playonlinux.list .
[02:58] <_jesse_> tpl2000: what's line 1 look like
[02:58] <ZykoticK9> Temperatures missing in Conky Ubuntu Lucid Theme.  Screenshot at http://imagebin.org/106774  conkyrc at http://pastebin.com/JFHnjKnw  I assume the problem lies in "CPU: ${goto 868}${execi 4 sensors | grep -A 0 'temp2' | cut -c15-18} ºC" as running "sensors | grep -A 0 'temp2' | cut -c15-18" in a terminal returns nothing.  Output of "sensors" at http://paste.ubuntu.com/469117/
[02:58] <_jesse_> tpl2000: pastebin the file
[02:58] <paul__> newbee  just installed ubuntu 10.4 can't play dvd  >???
[02:58] <londonmet050> Dr_Willis,: Still no luck
[02:58] <londonmet050> I tried smb://i.p/share name
[02:59] <tpl2000> --2010-05-10 00:20:57--  http://deb.playonlinux.com/playonlinux_lucid.list Resolving deb.playonlinux.com... 91.121.5.64 Connecting to deb.playonlinux.com|91.121.5.64|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 43 [text/plain] Saving to: `playonlinux_lucid.list.1'       0K                                                       100% 2.97M=0s  2010-05-10 00:20:57 (2.97 MB/s) - `playonlinux_lucid.list.1' saved
[02:59] <Jordan_U> !dvd | paul__
[02:59] <qr_> ZykoticK9: thanks, the internet seems to think it's possible.  I'm just having trouble with the details.
[02:59] <xangua> _jesse_: you need libdvdcss2, you can get it from medibuntu
[02:59] <londonmet050> still asking me username and password
[02:59] <tpl2000> I figure it's the time stamp on it that it doesn't like
[02:59] <xangua> !medibuntu | _jesse_
[02:59] <_jesse_> xangua: wrong person :P
[02:59] <xangua> _jesse_: ¿¿¿
[02:59] <tpl2000> But it won't let me edit it, for reasons unbeknownst to me
[02:59] <ZykoticK9> paul__, add medibuntu and install libdvdcss2 or install libdvdread4 (which installs libdvdcss2 without adding medibuntu repo)
[02:59] <tpl2000> Read-only
[03:00] <londonmet050> What could be the domain name
[03:00] <_jesse_> xangua: I think you meant to address paul__
[03:00] <Jordan_U> !dvd | paul__
[03:00] <_jesse_> tpl2000: use sudo to edit it
[03:01] <xangua>  !medibuntu | paul__ get libdvdcss2 from there
[03:01] <_jesse_> tpl2000: or gksu if it is a GUI app
[03:01] <epinky> tpl2000: use synaptic
[03:01] <ZykoticK9> paul__, how I enable DVD http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/enable-dvd-video-playback
[03:01] <tpl2000> Pretty sure synaptic won't let me either.
[03:01] <tpl2000> Lemme check
[03:01] <DeM0nFiRe> So from what I hear OpenGL 3.3/4.0 on Linux isn't happening any time soon, is that a fair assessment?
[03:02] <tpl2000> "E: Type '--2010-05-10' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/playonlinux.list E: The list of sources could not be read. Go to the repository dialog to correct the problem. E: _cache->open() failed, please report.  "
[03:02] <thune3> TimothyA: what do you expect it to do? you can type "push" and command line and it will show you a package that has that command, but I don't think that's what you want.
[03:02] <tpl2000> Was immediately given when I opened synaptic
[03:02] <Jawalt> Found a USB drive :D problem solved. Thanks #ubuntu
[03:02] <tpl2000> And that would only be a bypass; I'd have to confront this issue eventually anyways
[03:02] <_jesse_> tpl2000: well you can edit the repos through the GUI, or use gksu gedit file if you want to edit it directly
[03:02] <paul__> zykesotick9 thanks, I made some note and will give it a try thanks
[03:02] <ZykoticK9> !tab > paul__
[03:03] <Austin`> Still having problems with an nVidia GeForce 8500GT not showing up in lspci or lshw... no idea what is wrong
[03:03] <TimothyA> thune3: it did NOT show me which package it is in
[03:03] <tpl2000> It's read only, though
[03:03] <TimothyA> which it usually does
[03:03] <_jesse_> tpl2000: gksu!
[03:03] <tpl2000> So I'm not sure how I would go about changing it
[03:03] <trism> TimothyA: do you mean pushd?
[03:03] <_jesse_> tpl2000: you need to edit it as root
[03:03] <TimothyA> no
[03:03] <paul__> ubutu I will go to yours first
[03:03] <tpl2000> GKSU gedit won't let me change anything either
[03:04] <TimothyA> at least, I don't know. the manual is vague about everything
[03:04] <_jesse_> tpl2000: it should
[03:04] <tpl2000> It won't.
[03:04] <TimothyA> but even the 'pushd' package doesn't exist :|
[03:04] <_jesse_> tpl2000: or there is something terribly wrong
[03:04] <trism> TimothyA: might help to know what it does, because there is no push binary in the repo (as far as apt-file can tell me)
[03:04] <Lanh> Is it safe in Ubuntu to remove old Linux kernel images after upgrading?
[03:04] <Lanh> For instance can I remove linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic now I am up to date with linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic
[03:04] <trism> TimothyA: pushd is a bash command, not a package
[03:04] <Jordan_U> paul__: ubottu is a bot :)
[03:04] <ZykoticK9> Lanh, yes (but it's a good idea to keep 2, 1 for backup)
[03:04] <paul__> ubutu where is the private message, wht you typed ?? I copied that
[03:04] <ilovefairuz> Lanh: yes but keep at least one in case you find an issue with the newer kernel
[03:04] <_jesse_> tpl2000: how about sudo pico file
[03:05] <Lanh> So keeping 23 and 24, but getting rid of 21 and 22 should be okay?
[03:05] <tpl2000> I'm unfamiliar with the command, show me what it would look like when used?
[03:05] <ilovefairuz> paul__: ubottu is a bot not a human
[03:05] <thune3> the " Heimdal Kerberos - clients" package heimdal-clients in universe repo (on 9.10) has such a command, but I do not think it is what you are looking for. What is this command 'push' supposed to do?
[03:05] <cypher-neo> That should be fine Lanh
[03:05] <_jesse_> tpl2000: it's just a command line text editor
[03:05] <ZykoticK9> paul__, ubottu is a BOT (not real person), i sent you the !tab because you where typing my nic incorrectly and all you need to do is type Zy(TAB)
[03:05] <shauno> thune3: popd/pushd are bash built-ins.  you won't find files named such
[03:05] <Lanh> Excellent, thank you to all three of you, much appreciated :)
[03:06] <paul__> zykes-, thanks
[03:06] <coventry> Regarding the touchpad issue: "synclient TouchPadOff=1; synclient TouchPadOff=0" has restored the functionality...  weird.
[03:06] <Jordan_U> !tab | paul__
[03:06] <phanindra> i have mounted windows drives into ubuntu. but when i click on the folder that i have mounted, the desktop is getting inactive. can any one help me?
[03:06] <PyChild> Hello?
[03:06] <PyChild> Is this thing on?
[03:06] <Mr_Sonoma> !hi | PyChild
[03:07] <Jordan_U> PyChild: No.
[03:07] <PyChild> hehehe
[03:07] <PyChild> Hi guys, Mostly idle question here
[03:07] <paul__> BRB
[03:07] <ZykoticK9> paul__, IRC like linux is cAsE senstive ;)
[03:07] <PyChild> I'm about to convert a bunch of vinyl records into digital and want some comments
[03:08] <phanindra> i have mounted windows drives into ubuntu. but when i click on the folder that i have mounted, the desktop is getting inactive. can any one help me?
[03:08] <coz_> PyChild,  go for it :)
[03:08] <PyChild> Suggestions? I'm thingin of using Audacity recording from microphone and encoding to flacc
[03:08] <tpl2000> Alright, I edited the file...When I exit out of the terminal, will it have been saved?
[03:08] <ilovefairuz> phanindra: slow network ?
[03:08] <Mr_Sonoma> PyChild, you'll capture ambient noise that way too
[03:08] <_jesse_> tpl2000: it'll prompt you to save on exit
[03:08] <coz_> PyChild,  ooo hold on  i think I just saw something this week
[03:08] <ZykoticK9> PyChild, flac might be excessive quality for your recordings, but it's up to you - if you got the size go for it :)
[03:08] <_jesse_> tpl2000: hit ctrl-X
[03:08] <Jordan_U> PyChild: You mean from your microphone input jack correct? Don't actually use a microphone.
[03:09] <PyChild> jordan_U of cooooooooooooooourse :)
[03:09] <wrektjet> hey does anyone know where i can find support for the empathy client built into 10.04?
[03:09] <econdudeawesome> If I set up a mount point as say /mount/<name>, and I want to be able to write to it, do I do sudo chown -R <username>:<username> /mount/<name>?
[03:09] <phanindra> no i have mounted 2 drives, 1 is working properly, but the other is not
[03:09] <Mr_Sonoma> Jordan_U, if you feed the speaker output directly into the microphone input jack wouldn't you stand a chance of over driving the input?
[03:09] <PyChild> with a 3mm to 3mm plug
[03:09] <tpl2000> Alright, and it didn't actually change anything....
[03:10] <ZykoticK9> wrektjet, well you can start by asking your question here :)
[03:10] <phanindra> i lovefairuz:no i have mounted 2 drives, 1 is working properly, but the other is not
[03:10] <PyChild> wrektjet: support? what's your problem with it?
[03:10] <shiv> How do I fix this. I am trying to install vlc http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/43LLuNvA
[03:10] <ilovefairuz> !tab | phanindra
[03:10] <econdudeawesome> If I set up a mount point as say /mount/<name>, and I want to be able to write to it, do I do sudo chown -R <username>:<username> /mount/<name>? I am getting an operation denied error
[03:10] <ilovefairuz> phanindra: both are from the same network ?
[03:10] <wrektjet> ZykoticK9: not really a major Q i just cant seem to set up the client so that using IRC would be practical.. for instance i cant get rid of the join and part messages nor have text with my name in it highlighted
[03:10] <coz_> PyChild,  apparenlty audacity is the one
[03:10] <Jordan_U> Mr_Sonoma: Well ideally you'd use line level (headphone) out to line level in, but in a pinch turning the headphone volume down and using a mic input works.
[03:10] <ZykoticK9> shiv, just a guess/work around but you could try uninstalling vlc-nox first then try again.
[03:11] <phanindra> yeah
[03:11] <shiv> Its http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/UWfSLa5B
[03:11] <phanindra> i lovefairuz:yes
[03:11] <PyChild> Mr_Sonoma: I'll be using the headphone output
[03:11] <shiv> ZykoticK9, ok
[03:11] <pastaisgood> Is there a way to open all context menus on the left side of the cursor and switch the cursor to the left side too? I'm using a Tablet PC with Lucid and a GNOME desktop and this would make it a lot easier to use the stylus.
[03:11] <tpl2000> None of these text editors will let me change the file
[03:11] <tpl2000> Because it is read-only.
[03:11] <Jordan_U> PyChild: Mr_Sonoma has a good point that you should be sure not to overdrive the mic in, headphone out is actually too load for a true microphone (rather than line level) input.
[03:11] <Mr_Sonoma> Jordan_U, PyChild ok was just thinking that could be something missed easily
[03:11] <_jesse_> tpl2000: what does ls -l /paht/to/file look like?
[03:12] <ZykoticK9> wrektjet, empathy for IRC is NOT a good idea!  the developers have said the IRC support is SO poor they're refusing to fix some pretty serious bugs.  Perhaps try xchat.  Good luck.
[03:12] <PyChild> Ohh I was totally forgetting about linein, it's the blu jack isn't it?
[03:12] <cypher-neo> I can also reccommend the xchat-gnome package wrektjet.
[03:13] <epinky> tpl2000: (easy solution) : sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/playonlinux.list
[03:13] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, is the file actually "read-only"?  use ls -l to see the permissions on the file and see if it's rwx for your user
[03:13] <DeM0nFiRe> So PartedMagic is just like a live OS for managing disk partitions?
[03:13] <thune3> PyChild: if you are direct-injecting the phono output into the computer (without a preamp), make sure you run the recording through the effect->equalization select-curve riaa. [And mic may be a better input if you aren't using a pre-amp]
[03:13] <tpl2000> This font is hard to read, Zyk--is that an L or a number one?
[03:13] <tpl2000> And Epinky, I ran it.
[03:13] <wrektjet> ZykoticK9: looks that way lol i cant even scroll up to read anything it keeps going back down. i usually use xchat in fact. i was just trying out 10.04 and wanted something that connects with the desktop account
[03:13] <tpl2000> And that removed the file. Lemme check what happens when I try again
[03:14] <phanindra> i tried to unmount it by deleting the line from/etc/fstab.
[03:14] <tpl2000> (rm=remove, I assume)
[03:14] <shiv> ZykoticK9, that woked
[03:14] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, i wouldn't remove that file!  it's an L by the way
[03:14] <ZykoticK9> shiv, :)
[03:14] <shiv> ZykoticK9, thanks
[03:14] <tpl2000> Well, it worked
[03:14] <tpl2000> And it didn't have any information of any significance to it, so I don't see why not.
[03:14] <phanindra> but when i open that drive by giving the password the same problem erasing again
[03:15] <PyChild> thune3: a pre-amp isn't something like the device own volume control?
[03:15] <_jesse_> tpl2000: that permission didn't look right, and it was an L
[03:15] <_jesse_> tpl2000: but at least you got it working ;)
[03:15] <wrektjet> (back to xchat!)
[03:15] <tpl2000> Now, let's see what happens when I try to install xchat...
[03:15] <tpl2000> (Running this window from webchat.freenode.net)
[03:16] <ZykoticK9> wrektjet, you can install xchat-indicator to integrate xchat with the mail icon on 10.04
[03:16] <Sed> I have had no luck with reinstalling grub or even getting into recovery mode
[03:16] <tpl2000> It's working just fine....Thanks all for your help.
[03:16] <Sed> I just have a black screen unless  boot to Live
[03:16] <flomaster> I could use some help setting up my fstab  I have a 1TB drive that is mounted, but it doesn't show up in places and I do not have admin privileges  on it
[03:16] <tpl2000> So, lesson of the story: Sudo rm removes files.
[03:17] <thune3> PyChild: if it has a volume control, then it mostlikely has a pre-amp already. [so line in is the option you want, and no eq should be necessary]
[03:17] <shauno> tpl2000: rm removes.  sudo just makes it much, much more merciless
[03:17] <cypher-neo> shauno: Merciless remove. lol
[03:17] <PyChild> thune3: true true
[03:17] <tpl2000> What's the function of sudo, anyways?
[03:18] <tpl2000> Specifically
[03:18] <ZykoticK9> !sudo | tpl2000
[03:18] <epinky> Merciless == rm -f
[03:18] <PyChild> tpl2000: Wow people actually ask about sudo!
[03:18] <tpl2000> Haha
[03:18] <tpl2000> I'm a newb.
[03:18] <cypher-neo> sudo allows a permitted user to execute a command as the superuser or another user, as specified in the sudoers file. The real and effective uid and gid are set to match those of the target user as specified in the passwd file (the group vector is also initialized when the target user is not root). By default, sudo requires that users authenticate themselves with a password (NOTE: by default this is the user's password, not the r
[03:18] <cypher-neo> oot password). Once a user has been authenticated, a timestamp is updated and the user may then use sudo without a password for a short period of time (5
[03:18] <tpl2000> What can I say?
[03:18] <cypher-neo> minutes unless overridden in sudoers).
[03:18] <PyChild> It means ubuntu is popoular with moogles
[03:18] <PyChild> relatively
[03:18] <wrektjet> ZykoticK9, cool ill try that
[03:19] <wyrm111> everyone starts somewhere
[03:19] <epinky> PyChild: as python is with children
[03:19] <wyrm111> most people go to google though :)
[03:19] <PyChild> oh I learend about gnome wave cleaner from this page, will definitively try it http://mysite.verizon.net/hal.bower/music.htm
[03:19] <Sed> can anyone else help with my black screen issue. I hit shift or esc and still no menu
[03:20] <tpl2000> Ahhh, yes...Xchat, the closest I'll get to MIRC on Linux
[03:20] <ZykoticK9> Sed, don't "hit" shift, hold it down as computer starts (if you are using Grub2)
[03:20] <PyChild> tpl2000: you could run mirc over wine
[03:20] <shauno> please don't
[03:20] <PyChild> but why? xchat's fine
[03:20] <shauno> every time you run mirc on ubuntu, I kill a kitten.
[03:20] <tpl2000> Xchat is essentially the same thing, just a different color scheme
[03:20] <Sed> Zykotick9: I'm trying that now
[03:21] <PyChild> shauno: it depends, is it a cute kitteh?
[03:21] <wrektjet> ok lets see what happens now that i installed xchat-indicator
[03:21] <shauno> PyChild: not any more.
[03:21] <tpl2000> And running it through wine would be pointless hassle
[03:21] <DeM0nFiRe> Oh crap, I thought I had 1 4GB and 2 2Gb Flash drives
[03:22] <aogo> what time is it :) my clock say 4:21 Am
[03:22] <DeM0nFiRe> I have 1 4Gb and 2 1GB :o
[03:22] <cypher-neo> I can't see any purpose in installing a Windows program on Wine, that Linux can already do natively and far more efficiently.
[03:22] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, scripting is a little diff in xchat than in mirc
[03:22] <DeM0nFiRe> 1GB is not much room for putting utility stuff on >.>
[03:22] <shauno> imho (veering OT momentarily), wine should be a last resort.  there's 1001 irc clients for linux, and you'll encourage the development of none of them that way
[03:22] <shyriu> e aew
[03:22] <shyriu> alguem do brasil
[03:22] <shyriu> ?
[03:22] <PyChild> aogo: 10:20 Gensokyou time
[03:22] <tpl2000> Scripting is honestly something I don't fiddle with
[03:22] <epinky> !br | shyriu
[03:22] <tpl2000> So to me, they are essentially the same ^_^
[03:23] <aogo> pycild usa time pm ?
[03:23] <PyChild> I'm using chatzilla, it's kinda nice
[03:23] <PyChild> aogo: usa has multiple time zones
[03:23] <Sed> Zykotick9: I now just have the word GRUB and a flashing cursor
[03:23] <cypher-neo> shauno, speaking of Wine. When I installed and later uninstalled a program on Wine, the program menu entry didn't disappear. I've had this happen several times. Why doesn't the Wine menu update like every other menu on Linux?
[03:23] <ZykoticK9> !now | aogo
[03:23] <pastaisgood> Does anybody know a way of making all context menus or just right click menus appear on the left side of the cursor instead of the right? I'm using gnome.
[03:23] <trism> aogo: /msg ubottu @now
[03:23] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, i actually kinda like weechat but that's a cli prog
[03:24] <flomaster> I could use some help setting up my fstab  I have a 1TB drive that is mounted, but it doesn't show up in places and I do not have admin privileges  on it
[03:24] <tpl2000> (I'm unsure of the meaning of cli.)
[03:24] <xangua> cypher-neo: because you don't use the wine utility to uninstall apps
[03:24] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, cli = command line interface (text)
[03:24] <tpl2000> Gotcha
[03:24] <Artemis3> forums ok?
[03:24] <aogo> trism who?
[03:24] <Licuador> Eu soy do brasil
[03:24] <Licuador> Minas Gerais
[03:24] <cypher-neo> xangua, Since I normally use Linux for everything, I'm a n00b in Wine. What should i use?
[03:24] <tpl2000> I actually tried running it from Empathy, too...But that didn't want to work.
[03:24] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, sorry forgot you were a n00b LOL
[03:24] <tpl2000> Haha
[03:24] <TSims> I have a support question
[03:25] <tpl2000> 'tis cool.
[03:25] <shauno> cypher-neo: I believe other menu entries are .desktop files installed by (and removed by) packages, just like any other component of the package.  wine creates them, so the file doesn't belong to a package manifest, and doesn't belong to the application's installer/uninstaller.  so it's quickly orphaned
[03:25] <tpl2000> Alright, question number two!
[03:25] <flomaster> any FSTAB GURU's up in ehre?
[03:25] <xangua> cypher-neo: apps>wine>uninstall wine software
[03:25] <phanindra> i have mounted windows drives into ubuntu. but when i click on the folder that i have mounted, the desktop is getting inactive. can any one help me?
[03:25] <a> catalyst 2900 xl switch nvram erase: now switch: mode active how to recovery help me
[03:25] <cypher-neo> xangua, that's what i use! And the menu entry stays anyway.
[03:25] <tpl2000> I'm going to be running World of Warcraft from WINE. Can I use the windows installation on my windows partition from linux?
[03:25] <tpl2000> Or do I have to do a separate install?
[03:25] <TSims> My computer only responds to mouse clicks in a window if im holding ctrl or shift, otherwise it just thinks I'm trying to move the window. Anyone know how I might fix this probem?
[03:25] <Sed> so oes GRUB and a flashing cursor mean I am hosed?
[03:25] <wyrm111> flomaster -> did you bring it over from another operatring system?
[03:25] <wrektjet> i was prob supposed to insatll xchat-gnome-indicator
[03:25] <aogo> zykotick9 Spain sorry
[03:26] <ZykoticK9> cypher-neo, just use System / Preference / Main Menu to remove any unwanted menu entries
[03:26] <ZykoticK9> aogo, i have no idea.
[03:26] <phanindra> i have mounted windows drives into ubuntu. but when i click on the folder that i have mounted, the desktop is getting inactive. can any one help me?
[03:26] <aogo> viva the spain theme the are good
[03:26] <shauno> tpl2000: I haven't tried, but it should run the existing copy fine.  WoW doesn't scatter-shot files across the OS like many windows apps
[03:26] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, i'm gonna guess that it may not play well, but you can try it by browsing to the executable for WoW
[03:26] <Gambino> I am new to Ubuntu, I have no idea what to do with a tar.gz after I extract it. Please help.
[03:26] <trism> aogo: the bot will tell you the time if you ask it (with the previous pm command)
[03:26] <phanindra> i have permanently mounted windows drives into ubuntu. but when i click on the folder that i have mounted, the desktop is getting inactive. can any one help me?
[03:26] <xangua> Gambino: what do you want to install¿
[03:26] <tpl2000> I have direct rendering, so according to this file on Wowwiki, I should be okay.
[03:26] <cypher-neo> ZykoticK9: Thanks. I've been doing that. I was just worried that I was installing or uninstalling the Wine program wrong since the entry didn't go away. Glad to know it's not me. :)
[03:27] <flomaster> wyggler2,  its  NTFS Formatted and I am pretty sure I have the wrong FSTAB entry for it, but it mounted  and I can read from it, but I can't write or delete from it
[03:27] <Gambino> xangua, BitchX
[03:27] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, i've got some parts catalogs, etc on my work computer that i run in wine by doing that. sometimes it works, some times not
[03:27] <a> catalyst 2900 xl switch nvram erase: now switch: mode active how to recovery help me
[03:27] <a> catalyst 2900 xl switch nvram erase: now switch: mode active how to recovery help me
[03:27] <a> catalyst 2900 xl switch nvram erase: now switch: mode active how to recovery help me
[03:27] <aogo> pm
[03:27] <FloodBot1> a: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:27] <epinky> Gambino: commonly it will follow: cd somepath; ./configure; make; make install
[03:27] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, you can use your windows install of wine.  See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft for more details.
[03:27] <aogo> see..
[03:28] <ZykoticK9> epinky, Gambino actually it would be "sudo make install" for the last command ;)
[03:28] <TSims> Can someone help me please?
[03:28] <aogo> irc command what is the code :)
[03:28] <wyrm111> flomaster -> sounds more like a permissions issue
[03:28] <Gambino> Is there a way other than the terminal, to do it?
[03:28] <DeM0nFiRe> Hey anyone here know what size a live USB of lubuntu is?
[03:28] <ZykoticK9> !ask | TSims
[03:28] <[thor]> aogo: / before command
[03:28] <TSims> My computer only responds to mouse clicks in a window if im holding ctrl or shift, otherwise it just thinks I'm trying to move the window. Anyone know how I might fix this probem?
[03:28] <flomaster> wyggler2, would that keep the drive from being seen in  "Places"
[03:28] <epinky> ZykoticK9: one never knows what Linux is actually running (tar.gz in Ubuntu?) hmmmm
[03:29] <flomaster> wyggler2,  here is my entry for it in Fstab /dev/sdb1 /mnt/1tb ntfs     ro,user,auto 0 0
[03:29] <wyrm111> demonfire -> about 698MB
[03:29] <aogo> : /pm
[03:29] <ZykoticK9> epinky, good point ;)
[03:29] <Mr_Sonoma> DeM0nFiRe, the guide says a disk with atleast 2 gig of free space i believe.
[03:29] <shauno> TSims: pretty low-tech answer .. give your alt keys a knock to see if either of them are stuck
[03:29] <tpl2000> Okay, very weird....When I ran WoW from WINE, it disabled my second monitor <.<
[03:29] <TSims> I've tried that, it still seems to be doing it
[03:29] <Sed> hello?
[03:29] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, that's probably a good thing.
[03:29] <[thor]> aogo: "/msg <user> <message goes here>"
[03:29] <tpl2000> It's also not actually showing anything on the screen from the game
[03:30] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, see the Ubuntu Documents link i sent you for tips.
[03:30] <tpl2000> Not only that, but it changed my screen resolution...
[03:30] <tpl2000> Xchat isn't telling me about any pm's
[03:31] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, do you have the bar on the left?
[03:31] <tpl2000> Yeah
[03:31] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, your PMs should show there
[03:31] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, look on the left at the server tree, you should see a query window with the nick of the person/bot that sent the pm
[03:31] <thune3> DeM0nFiRe: a "live" usb still uses the same squashfs filesystem as the livecd, so it is about the same size (excluding persistence). For a full install the 2GB sugggestion seems like a fair minimum.
[03:32] <mcurran> Can someone with good bash/scripting knowledge help me with my desktop icons?
[03:32] <ZykoticK9> DeM0nFiRe, if you are trying to install Ubuntu a typical desktop is closer to 4GB of space
[03:33] <ZykoticK9> mcurran, lol what does bash/scripting have to do with your desktop icons (a totally different thing)?
[03:33] <DeM0nFiRe> ZykoticK9: Nah, for a full install I have chosen Xubuntu. I am interested now in creating a utility stick
[03:33] <TSims> My computer only responds to mouse clicks in a window if im holding ctrl or shift, otherwise it just thinks I'm trying to move the window. Anyone know how I might fix this probem? There is nothing wrong with my alt key.
[03:33] <ZykoticK9> DeM0nFiRe, ahh ok, good luck man.  I haven't played with Xubuntu much.
[03:33] <mcurran> I don't know, I'm just trying to add a pause/break in the .directory file so that my icons are loaded after the panels, but can't figure it out
[03:34] <Mr_Sonoma> xfce was nice on my dapper install...havent used it since
[03:34] <DeM0nFiRe> I've used Xubuntu before. It was OK, but Xfce is really finicky haha
[03:34] <mcurran> Is LXDE any better?
[03:34] <tpl2000> Alright, my second monitor is an analog -.-; Now I have to either reboot or spawn an AMD window to get it to recognize again...
[03:34] <mcurran> Can you run compiz on LXDE or XFCE?
[03:34] <ZykoticK9> mcurran, i HIGHLY doubt that you'll be able to configure that on a per-icon basis!  You'd probably have to change Gnome's startup to manage that.  Good luck man.
[03:34] <Mr_Sonoma> DeM0nFiRe, could always buck up and go CLI only ;)
[03:34] <shauno> DeM0nFiRe: you may find this a useful read .. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[03:35] <DeM0nFiRe> Haha na Mr_Sonoma no good. I am planning on using it for corss platform development of a game engine ;)
[03:35] <mcurran> I don't want it on per icon, just loading at startup all desktop icons after panels
[03:35] <Mr_Sonoma> DeM0nFiRe, dont say i didnt try to help :D
[03:35] <DeM0nFiRe> Heh shauno for the utility stick I have only 1Gb lol
[03:35] <mcurran> I'm using KDE3 though, so I can't find anything online.
[03:36] <ZykoticK9> mcurran, in that case you might want to try asking in #kubuntu instead.
[03:36] <mcurran> I found nothing in .kde3/Autostart or anything in /root/ which is my $HOME.  I'm running BT4
[03:36] <TSims> My computer only responds to mouse clicks in a window if im holding ctrl or shift, otherwise it just thinks I'm trying to move the window. Anyone know how I might fix this probem?
[03:36] <shauno> DeM0nFiRe: I believe the 3-5Gb they ask for is for the process of building the image.  not the size the final result will take.  everyone else manages to fit a livecd in 750Mb :)
[03:37] <DeM0nFiRe> Oh, ok
[03:37] <mcurran> I did, noone helps over there, I don't think anyone isn't idle
[03:37] <ZykoticK9> !backtrack > mcurran
[03:37] <tpl2000> Be back in a bit. Going to reboot to make Ubuntu find my second monitor again, and readjust the resolution on my main
[03:37] <DeM0nFiRe> Oh I need that space on a Ubuntu installation though, I guess I could use my External HDD for that
[03:38] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, "sudo service gdm restart"
[03:38] <flomaster> if I type this   sudo vi /etc/fstab  and make changes how can I save and close the file?
[03:38] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, "rebooting is for adding hardware" ;)
[03:39] <ZykoticK9> flomaster, ESC then :wq to write and quit
[03:40] <ZykoticK9> flomaster, vi is very powerful, but if you're looking for an easier editor check out nano
[03:40] <Gambino> Where did I go wrong on this?
[03:40] <Gambino> http://pastebin.com/47cB6TnJ
[03:40] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2...........he's gone
[03:40] <ZykoticK9> Gambino, permission as i said "sudo make install"
[03:41] <racerd> anyone install xp or win7 while running ubuntu?
[03:41] <racerd> or run in a vm?
[03:41] <Gambino> zyko, So do I start over?
[03:41] <ZykoticK9> racerd, i run both in VBox
[03:41] <ZykoticK9> Gambino, no just type "sudo make install" instead - the other stuff doesn't need sudo
[03:41] <racerd> sweet
[03:42] <racerd> what do you use to do this?
[03:42] <flomaster> ZykoticK9,  thanks nano worked where as  vi didn't  :)
[03:42] <ZykoticK9> racerd, VirtualBox
[03:42] <tpl2000> Alrighty then, back.
[03:42] <bastidrazor> checkinstall replaces make install now.. it makes removing the application much easier
[03:42] <ZykoticK9> racerd, if you have a new CPU it support Virtualization CPU extensions!
[03:42] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, did you reboot or just restart gdm?
[03:42] <Gambino> How do I know if installation was successful? And thank you for the help btw.
[03:42] <tpl2000> Reboot.
[03:42] <racerd> can i mount the .iso image?
[03:43] <ZykoticK9> Gambino, try running the program
[03:43] <tpl2000> Everything's back to normal.
[03:43] <ZykoticK9> !iso | racerd
[03:43] <flomaster> damn permissions on the mounted drive are still  messed up:(
[03:43] <DeM0nFiRe> Ok guys I am going to make my Xubuntu USB install haha
[03:43] <DeM0nFiRe> I will be back in a bit if I don't break my computer :D
[03:43] <tpl2000> Why, Mr_Sonoma?
[03:43] <flomaster> I want to mount my hard drive to have full read write access for my user any help on this ?
[03:43] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, tip, very few things require a reboot in linux. kernel upgrades and adding hardware are about the list. you can restart your graphical desktop (xserver) from terminal by running sudo service gdm restart
[03:44] <ZykoticK9> flomaster, what filesystem are you using?
[03:44] <flomaster> the drive is ntfs
[03:44] <tpl2000> Alright. I took the windows approach.
[03:44] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, just so your know
[03:44] <ZykoticK9> flomaster, ahhh sorry i can't help with that.  good luck.
[03:44] <Teste> test
[03:44] <tpl2000> Test?
[03:44] <ZykoticK9> Teste, fail
[03:44] <Teste> lol
[03:44] <falseteeth> hey guys
[03:44] <Solaris444> anyone know how to restart samba in 10.04?
[03:44] <falseteeth> what's the best irc client for ubuntu?
[03:44] <Solaris444> from the command line that is
[03:45] <flomaster> ZykoticK9, I am trying to mount via UUID.. I had it working but had to re-install Ubuntu and can't remember how I had it set up exactly
[03:45] <falseteeth> what is the best irc client for ubuntu
[03:45] <tpl2000> Sudo service gdm restart, sudo service gdm restart, sudo service gdm restart *repeats it a few times out loud*
[03:45] <falseteeth> latest version
[03:45] <falseteeth> gnome etc.
[03:45] <flomaster> falseteeth, I like Xchat
[03:45] <evon> solaris444 ctrl alt bckspc ;-)
[03:45] <w1n5ton> hello
[03:45] <ZykoticK9> flomaster, sorry I can't/won't help with NTFS.  Good luck.
[03:45] <josh> hi
[03:45] <falseteeth> i think i'm using xchat right now
[03:45] <falseteeth> i'm looking for one with configurable proxy settings though
[03:45] <Solaris444> from the command line evon
[03:45] <falseteeth> and i can't find any here
[03:45] <Gambino> falseteeth, I am using xchat, but am trying new clients.
[03:45] <Solaris444> I'm running ubuntu server
[03:45] <ZykoticK9> Solaris444, "sudo service samba restart" perhaps
[03:45] <evon> solaris444 I know. it was meant to be a joke. hence the ;-)
[03:45] <falseteeth> i'm just looking for one that lets me edit proxy/network settings
[03:45] <evon> solaris444 ;-)
[03:45] <falseteeth> do you know of one that does that?
[03:45] <falseteeth> (i'm used to mirc on windows)
[03:46] <Gambino> I don't think my tar.gz installed :S
[03:46] <shiv> i don't see any grub menu I have only ubuntu installed no other os. Is this normal?
[03:46] <Gambino> falseteeth, Me too :( You can get WINE + mIRC, but it will be buggy.
[03:46] <ZykoticK9> shiv, yes
[03:46] <Mr_Sonoma> shiv, yes my desktop is exactly the same way
[03:46] <falseteeth> yeah i'd prefer a linux-native one
[03:46] <falseteeth> surely there's one with numerous config options?
[03:47] <Steve973> I am mounting an ext4 volume automatically on boot.  I want (at least some) users to be able to write to that volume (like it's a shared drive) but I'm not sure of what options to use in fstab to get this to work.  any suggestions, please?
[03:47] <evon> solaris444 sudo /etc/init.d/samba   restart
[03:47] <Gambino> falseteeth, I am still looking, but most of them look pretty basic.
[03:47] <Solaris444> ah ok evon sorry
[03:47] <shiv> ZykoticK9, Mr_Sonoma How do I see it then. I want to see various kernels and choice to go to recovery mode on boot?
[03:47] <w1n5ton> what would be the best way to encrypt my entire file system?
[03:47] <Solaris444> ZykoticK9: Nope, unrecognised service samba
[03:47] <evon> solaris444 no worries. found that code on the net. hope it works for you
[03:47] <ZykoticK9> Solaris444, try smb
[03:47] <falseteeth> lol that's really fucking weird
[03:48] <ZykoticK9> shiv, hold shift down while booting to get menu
[03:48] <falseteeth> you can't think of any that just let you change network settings?
[03:48] <ZykoticK9> !language | falseteeth
[03:48] <Mr_Sonoma> Solaris444, i think its sudo service smb restart
[03:48] <falseteeth> i'm new to linux/ubuntu but to me it seems like that'd be the easiest thing to find
[03:48] <shiv> ZykoticK9, thanks will do
[03:48] <Solaris444> evon: 10.04 doesn't use init scripts any more
[03:48] <Solaris444> it was the first thing i tried.
[03:48] <Solaris444> OK guys, I'll try both of those
[03:49] <evon> solaris444 sorry didn't know. still using 9.10
[03:49] <Mr_Sonoma> falseteeth, i xchat has proxy settings that you can configure
[03:49] <ernesto_> is hobbit installed by default on lucid?
[03:49] <Gambino> ZykoticK9, I tried unzipping something and I don't think the gzip installed correctly, though terminal says done. I've alt+f2'd and it's not there.
[03:49] <ZykoticK9> !info | hobbit
[03:49] <ZykoticK9> !info hobbit
[03:50] <w1n5ton> I am also having problems connecting to this network through TOR
[03:50] <ernesto_> !info | hobbit
[03:50] <ZykoticK9> ernesto_, not by default "... is extra"
[03:50] <ernesto_> ZykoticK9: hmm wondering how I got this installed
[03:50] <racerd> zykotick9 | hey so i define anything for the mount point?
[03:51] <ZykoticK9> racerd, if you want anything to mount, yes you need a mount point
[03:51] <falseteeth> mr_sonoma where can i find the settings?
[03:52] <tpl2000> Alright then, while I wait for WoW to install in a partition that WINE will actually read, what are some good games to play?
[03:52] <MikeHoncho> I have a Nortel USB Mobile Headset that's not working.  Can't seem to find any answers on The Online.
[03:52] <MikeHoncho> I just get a light, then nothing.
[03:52] <TSims> My window controls are not working correctly, unless I'm holding shift or ctrl, a mouse click simply attempts to let me move my window around. Please help!
[03:52] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, my list http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/gaming
[03:52] <Mr_Sonoma> falseteeth, settings, preferences, network, network set up
[03:53] <tRens> I want you to bend over and shit into my butthole
[03:53] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, pokerth is one of my favs LOL
[03:53] <tRens> oops wrong channel
[03:53] <un214> pro tip: if you debootstrap a system to use in a chroot jail, remove grub2 immediately afterwards
[03:53] <tpl2000> (Pokearth? Pretty sure there's an a o.o)
[03:53] <PyChild> Hi guys -_-
[03:53] <un214> else updates may fry the host later on
[03:54] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, open a terminal and type sudo apt-get install pokerth
[03:54] <tpl2000> Alright
[03:54] <blendmaster1024_> how do I make rhythmbox not fetch song covers?
[03:55] <PyChild> Just for the record, project failed, device isn't working properly, there's a problem with the turntable's motor
[03:55] <PyChild> But thanks anyway
[03:55] <tpl2000> Evidently it is spelled pokerth, hehe
[03:55] <ZykoticK9> blendmaster1024_, Edit / Plugins - uncheck Album Art
[03:55] <tpl2000> Ohhh. Poker. I see lol
[03:55] <ZykoticK9> blendmaster1024_, sorry Cover Art
[03:56] <blendmaster1024_> ZykoticK9, thanks. now it's just completely frozen and the menu won't open.
[03:56] <blendmaster1024_> rhythmbox freezes a lot. more than anything else I've ever seen.
[03:56] <ZykoticK9> blendmaster1024_, ?  can't give a quick/easy reply to that :p
[03:56] <Gambino> http://pastebin.com/dke4FgBJ I can't find the program anywhere though it says 'done'. What now?
[03:56] <blendmaster1024_> ZykoticK9, I know.
[03:57] <ouyes> Is there any risk to delete the old linux image and headers after updating?
[03:57] <blendmaster1024_> ouyes, not if you delete the right ones.
[03:57] <kmg> hey, i'm having a hell of a time trying to get mod_rewrite turned on, and I wanted to see if anybody could help me out with that. I activated it with a2enmod and it still doesn't seem to be working. here's my site config and htaccess: http://paste.ubuntu.com/469642/   nothing in errors.log
[03:57] <blendmaster1024_> rhythmbox is using 100% of my processor!!!!
[03:57] <blendmaster1024_> WHY???
[03:57] <tensorpudding> the software center appears to be broken
[03:58] <ZykoticK9> ouyes, i'd keep one version behind as a backup
[03:58] <solid_liq> blendmaster1024_, is it indexing your music library?
[03:58] <ZykoticK9> !details | tensorpudding
[03:58] <un214> is there any to stop apt from installing any linux-image package?
[03:58] <racerd> zykotick9 | hey so i can use this command to mount drives on the network and such?
[03:58] <tensorpudding> I press the install button, and it sits there for a few seconds, but dodesn't install anything, no warnings or errors.
[03:58] <tensorpudding> After a few seconds the button for Install pops back up
[03:58] <ZykoticK9> racerd, you'd need to be more specific... what?
[03:58] <blendmaster1024_> solid_liq, it shouldn't be. I deleted my ~/Music directory and I've never touched the default.
[03:58] <ouyes> blendmaster1024_, ZykoticK9 I will keep the latest one
[03:58] <tensorpudding> Installing via aptitude works fine as usual.
[03:59] <solid_liq> blendmaster1024_, try killing it and restarting it...  you may have found a bug
[03:59] <racerd> zykotick9 | if i have a media port on my router and i am trying to connect a drive to it and have access to it from my linux box
[03:59] <blendmaster1024_> >8( sudo killall -9 rhythmbox; #if I did, it's not a new bug, it's done this to me for years and years and years, now that I have an ipod is the first time i've ever used it
[03:59] <Solaris444> ZykoticK9: It was smbd
[04:00] <Solaris444> service smbd
[04:00] <Solaris444> for future reference
[04:00] <racerd> zykotick9 | i had trouble mounting it so i just plugged it into my laptop, i would like to run videos off my xbox using it
[04:00] <ZykoticK9> racerd, you can mount things using the "mount" command from terminal of course.  You don't need the loop stuff though.
[04:00] <racerd> what does the loop do?
[04:00] <bastidrazor> !iso
[04:00] <Mr_Sonoma> lol Solaris444 i was at the wrong computer to check for you
[04:00] <ZykoticK9> Solaris444, thanks.  Sorry for misleading ya.
[04:00] <Mr_Sonoma> ZykoticK9, we were close though
[04:01] <tpl2000> Virtual poker is not nearly as interesting to me as real poker, hehe
[04:01] <ZykoticK9> Mr_Sonoma, "close only counts in horseshoes and hand gernades" ;)
[04:02] <Mr_Sonoma> ZykoticK9, dont forget atom bombs
[04:02] <tpl2000> Alright then, what do I use on Ubuntu to download torrents?
[04:02] <ZykoticK9> Mr_Sonoma, that too i suppose.
[04:02] <lofiinternet> rtorrent
[04:02] <tensorpudding> tpl2000: transmission is nice
[04:02] <samwho> tpl2000 I use Transmission personally :)
[04:02] <bastidrazor> tpl2000: transmission is installed by default
[04:02] <racerd> zykotick9 | so you can only run these in virtual machine? or can you boot them indepenantly
[04:02] <blendmaster1024_> tpl2000, don't forget, only download legal torrents :)
[04:02] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, i used to use ktorrent when i ran KDE all the time. that's a nice one
[04:03] <ZykoticK9> racerd, sorry run what?
[04:03] <racerd> windows installation
[04:03] <racerd> or can you boot them?
[04:03] <tpl2000> Recent studies have found that 0.3% of all torrents are definitely legal.
[04:03] <ZykoticK9> racerd, oh with VBox only inside Ubuntu.  But you could dual boot Windows/Ubuntu full installs if you wanted.
[04:03] <blendmaster1024_> tpl2000, most of which are linux :)
[04:04] <cypher-neo> tpl2000, recent studies also discovered that 192.65% of statistics are made up on the spot.
[04:04] <tpl2000> I can actually cite Slashdot on this one, Cypher
[04:04] <ZykoticK9> cyphase, tpl2000 was on slashdot the other day i believe
[04:04] <lofiinternet> when I try to use iwconfig to set the essid (say with "sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "JP") it makes the essid a random junk string
[04:04] <racerd> zykotick9 is there a post on how to install windows after installing ubuntu first?
[04:04] <cypher-neo> tpl2000, lol. I was kidding.
[04:04] <lofiinternet> with escaped hex sequences and ascii letters
[04:04] <tpl2000> =p
[04:04] <ZykoticK9> racerd, you'd just have to reinstall Grub after
[04:04] <cyphase> ZykoticK9: is that right? :)
[04:04] <tpl2000> Pretty sure yours was a t-shirt once upon a time, was it not?
[04:05] <ssbpls> what is GTK ?
[04:05] <thune3> mcurran: i was playing around with your nautilus desktop problem, i think i have something you could try
[04:05] <cypher-neo> tpl2000: Don't know. I heard that somewhere and never forgot it. =p
[04:05] <blendmaster1024_> !offtopic | me, tpl2000 and cypher-neo
[04:05] <Gambino> http://pastebin.com/dke4FgBJ Still need help with installation on this, if anyone is kind enough.
[04:05] <Mr_Sonoma> !gtk | ssbpls
[04:05] <lofiinternet> my search foo is too weak to figure it out, has anyone encountered this before?
[04:06] <tpl2000> Back on topic then, how do I create a torrent from a URL? Using Transmission, that is.
[04:06] <racerd> zykotick9, wouldn't the windows install wipe my linux install?
[04:06] <racerd> or do i have to install it on a seperate drive?
[04:06] <ZykoticK9> racerd, you'd need to use separate partitions
[04:06] <ssbpls> ubottu: why do you add ! to some words?
[04:06] <tpl2000> Ssbpls, Ubottu is a bot, not a person
[04:07] <ZykoticK9> racerd, partitioning a drive breaks a single drive into smaller pieces.
[04:07] <bastidrazor> ssbpls: it is a bot and ! initiates the bot with certain trigger words
[04:07] <tpl2000> (Anyone know on the topic of torrents?)
[04:07] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, you download the .torrent file, and open it with the torrent client to download the actual file. say you want ubuntu-i386.iso, you'd download ubuntu-i386.iso.torrent and use that to get the .iso file from people sharing the file through torrent clients
[04:07] <samwho> !gnome
[04:07] <samwho> Dude, sweet.
[04:08] <tpl2000> Not quite what I meant
[04:08] <tpl2000> I'm trying to download a torrent from a url
[04:08] <bastidrazor> tpl2000: you need a .torrent file to tell the torrent application what/where to get stuff.
[04:09] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, download the torrent with your web browser, then open or double click the torrent file after download and hopefully it will open with Transmission
[04:09] <racerd> zykotick9 | i know about partioning drives just new to this VM stuff and dual booting
[04:09] <Mr_Sonoma> tpl2000, you download the .torrent file from the url. then open it with your torrent client.
[04:09] <marenostrum> Hello dear friends; do you know something about a problem related with Ubuntu servers which affects Synaptic?
[04:09] <wrektjet> tpl2000, what client u using
[04:09] <ZykoticK9> racerd, think of VMs as OS that run INSIDE other OSs
[04:09] <tpl2000> Transmission.
[04:09] <racerd> zykotick9 | i know exactly what they are, just have never ran one before
[04:10] <ssbpls> and waht is QT?
[04:10] <racerd> zykotick9 | i greatly appreciate the help though
[04:10] <samwho> !qt
[04:10] <ejv> its what i call my gf
[04:10] <ZykoticK9> racerd, glad to help :)
[04:10] <Mr_Sonoma> !qt | ssbpls
[04:11] <ejv> i prefer "cutey"
[04:11] <samwho> ejv: Yeah, me too.
[04:11] <racerd> zykotick9 | so if i have a secondary drive i can install windows on that one, and it will overwrite my boot settings
[04:11] <ssbpls> OK
[04:11] <racerd> zykotick9 | then i can reinstall grub and boot both?
[04:11] <ZykoticK9> racerd, it will overright the boot settings!  just  reinstall grub after
[04:11] <shiv> !grub
[04:11] <wrektjet> tpl2000, so file>add url whats the issue
[04:12] <pionar> I want to remove nano (replacing it with a new from-source version) from my Jaunty system, but apt won't let me remove it without removing the ubuntu-standard package too, what can i do
[04:12] <xangua> pionar: if you refer to ubuntu-desktop, that's just a metapackage
[04:12] <marenostrum> Can you all, or at least one of you, refresh Synaptic as it should be at the moment?
[04:12] <ZykoticK9> pionar, are and safely remove ubuntu-desktop (it's a meta package), but you'd need to reinstall it if you update to newer version of ubuntu
[04:13] <ejv> what's so great about the new nano sources pionar ?
[04:13] <pionar> it's not ubuntu-desktop, it's ubuntu standard
[04:13] <tpl2000> Tried that, apparently it's just a bad url though
[04:13] <Mr_Sonoma> pionar, build nano from source into a deb package and then install the deb? that should simply "upgrade" nano if i'm not mistaken.
[04:13] <racerd> zykotick9 | so you run both winxp and win7 this way? for what purpose?
[04:13] <Omen_20> Why is it that my Lexmark 510 official drivers install, but then it still doesnt let me print with it? Doesnt list it as an option.
[04:13] <ZykoticK9> racerd, testing only
[04:13] <wrektjet> tpl2000, transmission is pretty weak in my opinon. i use deluge
[04:14] <Finnish> Last time I tried "Lord of the rings"-DVD was not working in ubuntu, are there any restrictions with it?
[04:14] <racerd> zykotick9 | you think i can run games and apps in it lol
[04:14] <Guest54839> is there any way to use the printer Lexmark X2300 in ubuntu 10.04?
[04:14] <tpl2000> Either way, it's a bad URL.
[04:14] <ZykoticK9> racerd, not games no - VERY limited 3d support
[04:14] <pionar> ejv, the biggest thing i need is mac file type conversion
[04:14] <Omen_20> Says the driver is activated and in use, but then when it goes to the next step it still tells me to pick a driver. I dont see the 510 listed anywhere.
[04:14] <pionar> thanks, Mr_Sonoma, I'll try that
[04:15] <Mr_Sonoma> !dvd have you looked at this? | Finnish
[04:15] <racerd> zykotick9 | is directx 10 supported in winxp or can be added?
[04:15] <ZykoticK9> racerd, lol i have no idea - ask in ##windows
[04:15] <Mr_Sonoma> !dvd | Finnish have you looked at this
[04:15] <Guest54839> anyone?
[04:15] <KB1JWQ> !anyone | Guest54839
[04:15] <Mr_Sonoma> if i structure the trigger right it works :/
[04:16] <ZykoticK9> Finnish, how i get dvd support http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/enable-dvd-video-playback
[04:16] <Guest54839> so none knows how to get Lexmark X2300 to work in ubuntu?????
[04:17] <RealEyes> help?
[04:18] <racerd> zykotick9 | can i change hotkeys in virtualbox?
[04:18] <natex> Guest54839: it does not work
[04:18] <Guest54839> oh ok
[04:18] <ZykoticK9> racerd, not sure - try #vbox
[04:18] <Mr_Sonoma> !ask | RealEyes
[04:18] <racerd> zykotick9 | i just use a mac keyboard and it doesn't have a right ctrl lol
[04:19] <natex> Guest54839: you can see for yourself at http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/openprinting/database/databaseintro
[04:19] <RealEyes> Mr_Sonoma: I just got done DLing some MP3s and now RythymBox doesnt want to play them.
[04:19] <ZykoticK9> racerd, ahh yes - sorry i got to idea.  good luck
[04:19] <RealEyes> Says there is an error importing them.
[04:19] <natex> Guest54839: a quick google gets you that.
[04:19] <Guest54839> and just one more thing, is flash supposed to be real laggy on ubuntu?
[04:19] <RealEyes> I changed the permissions to an executable file, but it didnt help, what do I do?
[04:19] <Guest54839> ok i didnt know, im sorry if i caused any trouble
[04:19] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras?  MP3s should NOT be executable!
[04:20] <natex> Guest54839: it's not laggy for me.
[04:20] <Guest54839> ok i guess its my computer then
[04:20] <racerd> found it.... actually really simple to do
[04:20] <natex> Guest54839: possibly, flash is spotty on linux
[04:20] <RealEyes> so ... sudo apt-get install restricted-extras ??
[04:20] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, flash is NOT as good on linux as it is on Mac/Windows/Solaris (even)
[04:21] <Guest54839> i hope they come out with 64 bit flash soon, as i have a 64 bit processor
[04:21] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, that's one method sure ;)
[04:21] <^peanut^> Guest54839: yeah, Adobe isn't getting with the program fast enough.
[04:21] <un214> I've got 64 bit flash
[04:21] <un214> I'll give you a copy if you can figure out how to install it
[04:21] <natex> Guest54839: with most distros (Ubuntu) you can use flash on 64 bit just fine
[04:21] <Guest54839> ok
[04:21] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, they just stopped development of 64bit flash :(
[04:21] <dustin> i wish the world would move to 64 bit everything
[04:21] <RealEyes> E: Couldn't find package restricted-extras
[04:21] <un214> natex: I've had incredible framerate issues
[04:22] <^peanut^> dustin: by the time they do, we will already be using nano computers.
[04:22] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[04:22] <wojox> Guest54839: you could be having conflicts. See here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1193567
[04:22] <Guest54839> i always have the most trouble with flash in fullscreen
[04:22] <TSims> Anyone know if it might be possible to hook up my xbox live camera to be recognized for skype on ubuntu?
[04:22] <IdleOne> RealEyes: the package is called ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:22] <lofiinternet> Does anyone know why iwconfig would be setting the essid to a string of random junk?
[04:22] <Mr_Sonoma> RealEyes, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras from medibuntu?
[04:22] <un214> Guest54839: exactly. 32 bit flash on 64 bit system does not work right
[04:22] <un214> need 64 bit flash
[04:22] <^peanut^> un214: nope
[04:22] <un214> peanut: I've tried
[04:22] <RealEyes> medibuntu?
[04:22] <Guest54839> except on windows it does, but i hate windows now
[04:22] <blitzo> i have an application ques: using SoundConverter, there is a Gstreamer error "Could not open resource for writing".  nothing in my system logs.  clues?
[04:22] <^peanut^> un214: need 64bit. Tho, you could run a 32bit firefox and 32bit flash on 64bit.
[04:22] <RealEyes> No, I just ran that command and I have restricted extras installed.
[04:23] <RealEyes> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:23] <Mr_Sonoma> !medibuntu
[04:23] <IdleOne> RealEyes: try playing the mp3 now
[04:23] <IdleOne> medibuntu is not needed
[04:23] <wrektjet> how do u see the uuid for each mounted drive
[04:23] <^peanut^> wrektjet: cat /etc/fstab
[04:23] <un214> peanut: and break every other plugin -- I don't think so
[04:23] <RealEyes> not working
[04:23] <marenostrum> !servers
[04:23] <^peanut^> un214: ? I do it all the time. not all that hard
[04:24] <RealEyes> "MIME type file cannot be read"
[04:24] <blitzo> i have an application ques: using SoundConverter, there is a Gstreamer error "Could not open resource for writing".  nothing in my system logs.  clues?
[04:24] <RealEyes> "could not be identified***"
[04:24] <un214> while I'm running the one version of 64 bit flash released
[04:24] <IdleOne> RealEyes: perhaps medibuntu is needed but I never use that repository.
[04:24] <wrektjet> ^peanut^, im trying to EDIT fstab so i need the uuid of the drives
[04:24] <Kor> does anyone know how can i edit the grub list in ubuntu 10? there is no menu.lst, ty
[04:25] <^peanut^> wrektjet: oh, sorry I missed understood the question.
[04:25] <marenostrum> Can tou reach any ubuntu Web area or Synaptic server?
[04:25] <Mr_Sonoma> !ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:25] <RealEyes> im checking out the site now
[04:25] <Mr_Sonoma> blah
[04:25] <ag> yo guys
[04:25] <Guest54839> is the beta or alpha or if its stable, is it more stable than 32 bit on a 64 bit system?
[04:25] <Guest54839> the flash?
[04:25] <iflema> Guest54839 web search for 64bit flash alpha and download it from somewhere and put it in /home/[username]/.mozilla/plugins and then (re)start browser.... TaDa.....
[04:25] <ag> how do u printsreen in lubuntu??
[04:26] <ag> printscreen**
[04:26] <natex> ag: scrot works well
[04:26] <RealEyes> im getting medibuntu now and seeing if that works
[04:26] <ag> yeah eh
[04:26] <ag> brb gonna try scrotum
[04:26] <dustin> i have gone internet happy and star bucks crazy,im not sure what day it is
[04:27] <RealEyes> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[04:28] <marenostrum> RealEyes: I see. Let's take it simple. How about ubuntu.com ? Main web area?
[04:28] <dustin> peanut:do you know that for sure?
[04:28] <Guest54839> but before i replace 32 bit flash, is it more stable, or buggy since its alpha?
[04:28] <ZykoticK9> marenostrum, ubuntu.com working fine here
[04:28] <RealEyes> ok...
[04:29] <^peanut^> dustin: do I know what?
[04:29] <Gambino> Okay, never installed the gunzip program. I really don't understand this :/ I've spent 2 hours just trying to dl a stupid irc client from a tar.gz Wasted time -.-
[04:29] <natex> Guest54839: I've had no problems, but my flash usage is below average (mlb.com mostly)
[04:29] <ritztech> quick question how do you only Awk the first 10 characters on a line
[04:29] <totoro> how do you change your username
[04:29] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, just be aware the 64bit flash is NOT currently in development, so bug reports do nothing...  i don't like using unsupported software.  YMMV
[04:30] <Guest54839> oh ok
[04:30] <ritztech> basically i have 20 lines and show all of first 10 characters
[04:30] <marenostrum> ZykoticK9, Thams. Where do you reside?
[04:30] <Guest54839> thanks for telling me
[04:30] <ZykoticK9> marenostrum, canada
[04:30] <marenostrum> ZykoticK9,  thanks alot
[04:30] <Kor> hi, does anyone know how can i edit the grub list in ubuntu 10? there is no menu.lst
[04:31] <ZykoticK9> marenostrum, you might find this site useful in future http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[04:31] <trism> !grub2 | Kor
[04:31] <valbaca> Kor, 10 uses grub2: /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[04:31] <marenostrum> ZykoticK9,  thank you, cheking it.
[04:32] <natex> Kor: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[04:32] <RealEyes> marenostrum: I'm on the main page
[04:32] <^peanut^> ritztech: try: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/awk1line.txt
[04:32] <lotus> anyone know how to share the clipboard between X and gRDC?
[04:32] <Kor> thanks, very much
[04:32] <Guest54839> Kor, or go to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9050821
[04:32] <pionar> Mr_Sonoma: thanks, that worked.
[04:33] <Mr_Sonoma> pionar, np glad i could help
[04:34] <RealEyes> Mr_Sonoma, do you suggest anything besides medibuntu?
[04:34] <Error404NotFound> any ideas over http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9641347#post9641347 ?
[04:34] <RealEyes> I've never had this problem before, all my mp3s have been playing fine.
[04:34] <arrabio> hi all
[04:34] <Guest54839> i thought flash 64 bit was still in development because their site says: We remain highly committed to bringing native 64-bit Flash Player to Windows, Mac, and Linux in the future. but some companies say that and it doesnt come for a couple of years
[04:34] <lotus> hi yo
[04:35] <marenostrum> RealEyes, thank you. Something weird is happenin in Tuekey. Not for all int. connections, just for ubuntu. We'll see. Thanks again.
[04:35] <wrektjet> im trying to edit fstab and i want the uuid that relates to each partition. the problem is that when i execute "ls... /by-uuid" i get back the uuids without info and which drive they relate to its very confusing
[04:35] <arrabio> somebody can hell me
[04:35] <marenostrum> RealEyes, *Turkey
[04:35] <RealEyes> hell you? lol
[04:35] <dustin> whats thats?
[04:35] <RealEyes> OK: Well, I still need help getting these MP3s to play haha
[04:36] <Artemis3> RealEyes, whats the problem?
[04:36] <ridin> realeyes, did you get the codecs or tried a different media player?
[04:36] <dustin> ok send me the details,
[04:36] <RealEyes> codecs?
[04:36] <dustin> whats going on
[04:36] <Mr_Sonoma> RealEyes, did you check out the restricted formats web page?
[04:36] <dustin> yes!
[04:36] <Artemis3> RealEyes, installed package ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[04:36] <RealEyes> Artemis3, yes.
[04:36] <arrabio> how can i join in a game?
[04:36] <RealEyes> Mr_Sonoma, the medibuntu page?
[04:36] <Artemis3> RealEyes, can VLC play the files?
[04:37] <dustin> yes
[04:37] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, if you run "file YOURMP3.mp3" does it return something like: Audio file with ID3 version 2.4.0, contains: MPEG ADTS, layer III, v1, 128 kbps, 44.1 kHz, JntStereo
[04:37] <Mr_Sonoma> RealEyes, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/MP3
[04:37] <natex> arrabio: do you have a question about Ubuntu?
[04:37] <RealEyes> VLC cannot play them.
[04:37] <blitzo> i have an spplication ques: using SoundConverter: Gstreamer error "Could not open resource for writing".  any idea what that means?
[04:37] <natex> blitzo: which type of file?
[04:38] <Artemis3> RealEyes, now thats really weird... you sure these are mp3s? could be something else renamed into .mp3 :P
[04:38] <natex> blitzo: actually it sounds like a write permission problem.
[04:38] <dustin> redeyes: whars you status?
[04:38] <blitzo> natex, wav
[04:38] <dustin> whats*
[04:38] <abhijit> good morning :)
[04:38] <natex> blitzo: do you have permission to write to the destination?
[04:38] <arrabio> aye
[04:39] <Izinucs> abhijit: good evening!
[04:39] <abhijit> Izinucs, :)
[04:39] <DeM0nFiRe> Hey guys, I've got my Xubuntu install running on my USB Flash Drive
[04:39] <arrabio> ive installed ubuntu 10.04 and i cant watch movies
[04:39] <iflema> Guest54839 adobe are committed to world domination.... you may have to use 32bit.... take that up with adobe =) if you decide to use the alpha remove all other version first.
[04:39] <DeM0nFiRe> atm I've got ~1.8GB free, I will see what I can delete to make that more
[04:39]  * Izinucs pats DeM0nFiRe on the back
[04:39] <letas> arrabio have you installed the codecs?
[04:39] <arrabio> nope
[04:39] <ZykoticK9> arrabio, install ubuntu-restricted-extras if it's a file, for dvd see !dvd
[04:39] <blitzo> natex, duh!  i didn't own the dir.  thx
[04:39] <arrabio> im new in it
[04:39] <abhijit> !restricted | arrabio
[04:39] <natex> blitzo: no problem
[04:40] <DeM0nFiRe> The question I have is what do you guys recommend for best 3D hardware acceleration for my ATI Radeon HD 5850. Are the proprietary drivers good for that?
[04:40] <arrabio> in this page i can get the extras?
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[04:40] <ritztech> anyone know when doing shell scripting    BASIC ? hopefully But when you blah.sh XXXX
[04:40] <RealEyes> what is the command i need to run?
[04:40] <abhijit> arrabio, yes. go through it
[04:40] <ritztech> is there a way to call that XXXX is it some type of temp varible
[04:40] <letas> arrabio in that page you can see how to use to get them
[04:41] <ZykoticK9> arrabio, "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" or use Ubuntu Software Center or Synpatic
[04:41] <dustin> demonfire:? well 1st is it workin?
[04:41] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, if you run "file YOURMP3.mp3" does it return something like: Audio file with ID3 version 2.4.0, contains: MPEG ADTS, layer III, v1, 128 kbps, 44.1 kHz, JntStereo
[04:41] <DeM0nFiRe> dustin is what working?
[04:41] <natex> ritztech: VARIABLE="Hello World" ?
[04:42] <Guest54839> does anyone know how to convert ogv to avi or wmv or something? because when i upload ogv to youtube, the video gets messed up?
[04:42] <dainghia> hello
[04:42] <Guest54839> hello
[04:42] <dustin> demonfire: you video card? what about a drive do you have it installed?
[04:42] <tensorpudding> ritztech: what are you talking about? can you try to explain a bit more clearly?
[04:42] <Izinucs> Guest54839: doesn't youtube have two "sides".. one standard and the other webm for ogv etc
[04:43] <Guest54839> i have no idea
[04:43] <dustin> demonfire:driver8
[04:43] <RealEyes> i know im running the command wrong
[04:43] <Guest54839> i just tried it before and it didnt work
[04:43] <RealEyes> file /home/realeyes/Desktop/01 Starting Over.mp3
[04:43] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, is this from recordmydesktop?  You might want to check out winff which is a GUI fronent to ffmpeg
[04:43] <RealEyes> gave me errors
[04:43] <DeM0nFiRe> dustin, Right now I am just using the generic driver that comes with Xubuntu I haven't activated the proprietary driver yet
[04:43] <natex> Guest54839: handbrake has been recommended by others, i've never used it
[04:43] <Guest54839> ok ill try that, see if it works
[04:44] <tensorpudding> RealEyes: are you using \'s to delimit those spaces?
[04:44] <Guest54839> thanks for info
[04:44] <ritztech> you actually type Varible .... reason is i have DNS file and i type  FNDcheck LOS1111 and it works But if i dont have A dns entry with a NAME and want to manually put IP in im not sure if i can filter two different ways.
[04:44] <RealEyes> is that what im supposed to?
[04:44] <tensorpudding> as in, 01\ Starting\ Over.mp3
[04:44] <RealEyes> '\'
[04:44] <J3ckyl> Guest54839, Definately use handbrake
[04:44] <J3ckyl> Guest54839, you will need ffmpeg with it
[04:44] <tensorpudding> bash can't tell if that is a filename with spaces or three different files
[04:44] <natex> ritztech: no I was using VARIABLE as an example. You can use anything.
[04:45] <tensorpudding> one of which is named 01, the other Starting, and the last Over.mp3
[04:45] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes,  /home/realeyes/Desktop/01\ Starting\ Over.mp3
[04:45] <Guest54839> ill try both to see which is better, in qaulity
[04:45] <josephschwenker> I am having a problem.  I ran a command to mount an iso image, but mounted it in /media.  Now, I cannot mount anything.  I tried using chmod +w and sudo rm -r, but bash complains about it being a read-only filesystem.  Can anyone help?
[04:45] <Solita> hola
[04:45] <tensorpudding> The \'s are required to make it unambiguous
[04:45] <RealEyes> /home/realeyes/Desktop/01 Starting Over.mp3: data
[04:45] <dustin> demonfire: well poke around to see about that,cuz with out it, i couldnt do much of any of the cool things with ubuntu.9.10 or 9..04
[04:45] <natex> josephschwenker: umount
[04:45] <josephschwenker> How do I unmount?
[04:45] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, data = NOT AN MP3
[04:45] <natex> josephschwenker: man umount
[04:45] <RealEyes> Did I just DL a virus?
[04:45] <tensorpudding> file probably doesn't know how to grok mp3's, maybe
[04:45] <RealEyes> <.<;
[04:45] <josephschwenker> There is no physical disc.
[04:45] <J3ckyl> What format do you want to convert to?
[04:45] <RealEyes> I should delete all this, huh?
[04:46] <J3ckyl> Guest54839, what format do you want to convert to?
[04:46] <josephschwenker> I'll try using it.
[04:46] <samwho> I'm curious
[04:46] <samwho> !virus
[04:46] <ZykoticK9> tensorpudding, file does know MP3s
[04:46] <samwho> Hehe, good times.
[04:46] <Guest54839> josephschwenker, i usually left click and there should be Unmount option
[04:46] <tensorpudding> It could be a non-mp3 masquerading as one
[04:46] <RealEyes> ZykoticK9: What should I do? Convert it? Should I just delete it?
[04:46] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, ? up to you
[04:46] <josephschwenker> I used this command: sudo mount /home/joseph/BIONICLE.iso -o loop /media/
[04:46] <Guest54839> J3ckyl, probably avi
[04:46] <RealEyes> how does one convert it?
[04:47] <ZykoticK9> josephschwenker, "sudo umount /media"
[04:47] <natex> josephschwenker: seriously open a terminal and type man umount
[04:47] <tensorpudding> It would be hard to convert if it is not an mp3
[04:47] <josephschwenker> I did.
[04:47] <josephschwenker> I can't make much sense of the instructions.
[04:47] <dustin> demonfire: so i see not much differnce ,and i remember early about someone doing the same and it worked
[04:47] <natex> josephschwenker: umount is a crucial skill to have :_
[04:47] <josephschwenker> I'll try what you said.
[04:47] <Evolution-X> how can i remove a folder that have root and i cannot modify permissions
[04:47] <Evolution-X> is at home folder
[04:47] <RealEyes> How is it not an mp3? Its listed as that...
[04:47] <ZykoticK9> Evolution-X, sudo
[04:47] <josephschwenker> To remove a root folder:
[04:47] <DeM0nFiRe> dustin what are you even talking about? You see "not much difference" for what? I haven't done anything yet
[04:48] <RealEyes> How can I make Ubuntu see that it is an mp3?
[04:48] <wrektjet> can you have two partitions/drives share one mount point such as /media?
[04:48] <ritztech> it checks the Foudndry swith at LOS1111 ... but if site LOS1112 doesnt have an ip address im trying to basically have 2 different varialbes
[04:48] <natex> josephschwenker: hint umount /media
[04:48] <Evolution-X> no the folder permission is root
[04:48] <josephschwenker> run sudo chown -R (your username: your group) /home/folder/
[04:48] <Evolution-X> cannot be modified
[04:48] <tucemiux> josephschwenker, if you want step by step help with the instructions just go on ahead and ask, all on one line
[04:48] <ZykoticK9> RealEyes, file says it's NOT an MP3
[04:48] <josephschwenker> yes, I know!
[04:48] <ritztech> unless varible isnt the right word
[04:48] <Mr_Sonoma> RealEyes, the easiest way to convert a audio/video file is to use winff (graphical front end for ffmpeg)
[04:48] <josephschwenker> You already told me that command
[04:48] <RealEyes> nvm
[04:48] <tensorpudding> RealEyes: if you can play it in an mp3 player or audio app, you know that it's a music file
[04:48] <ritztech> i know with TCL its argv0 and thats easy to find
[04:48] <natex> josephschwenker: what's the problem then?
[04:48] <Evolution-X> how i know mi group ?
[04:48] <piyrw> Anyone know how to fix fonts in firefox? Since a recent update some pages look really bad/jagged, and others blurry. This is how twitter search looks: http://imagebin.ca/img/MXG4FNl.png
[04:49] <josephschwenker> Your group is usually your username.
[04:49] <Evolution-X> ok let me try
[04:49] <ZykoticK9> tensorpudding, RealEyes couldn't play the file!
[04:49] <josephschwenker> for instance: sudo chown -R joseph:joseph /opt/PenumbraOverture/
[04:49] <abhijit> I use mobile media convertor (mmc) to convert multimedia files. it is very good software.
[04:49] <tucemiux> Evolution-X, you can view your group membership in the users and group applet
[04:49] <josephschwenker> [sudo] password for joseph:
[04:49] <josephschwenker> umount: /media: device is busy.
[04:49] <samwho> piyrw: Ouch, ugly. It'll have something to do with "anti-aliasing". Can't help more than that but it's a good Google start if all else fails :)
[04:49] <josephschwenker>         (In some cases useful info about processes that use
[04:49] <josephschwenker>          the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
[04:49] <josephschwenker> joseph@joseph:/media$
[04:49] <FloodBot1> josephschwenker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:49] <tensorpudding> Maybe the file was not copied correctly
[04:49] <ZykoticK9> josephschwenker, did you cd into the directory?  common mistake.
[04:50] <josephschwenker> I did, I think
[04:50] <josephschwenker> I mounted it into media
[04:50] <ZykoticK9> josephschwenker, cd / then try unmounting again
[04:50] <Evolution-X> this goes so fast i cant get to read to type in terminal
[04:50] <samwho> Evolution-X: Copy paste? :p
[04:51] <wrektjet> i edited fstab and i placed the directory for 2 hdd's in /media. is that a conflict
[04:51] <josephschwenker> I tried that, but it didn't do anything.
[04:51] <Evolution-X> i cant because the command has involve my name and is not a the end
[04:51] <ZykoticK9> Evolution-X, in a terminal type "groups" will show what groups you are a member of
[04:51] <Evolution-X> ok
[04:51] <bastid_raZor> Evolution-X: type groups  :that will tell you which groups your user is in.
[04:52] <piyrw> samwho: yeah I have been messing with ~/.fonts.conf but so far nothing seems to help.
[04:52] <natex> josephschwenker: make sure you are not IN the directory. umount -f or -l
[04:52] <Evolution-X> ok is just my name
[04:52] <Evolution-X> i got that
[04:52] <Evolution-X> now
[04:52] <samwho> piyrw: If all else fails you could try out Google Chrome?
[04:52] <Evolution-X> eliezer is the name
[04:52] <jerald> guys how can I go to support about aircrack?
[04:52] <josephschwenker> "mount2: invalid argument"
[04:52] <Evolution-X> put the command with that name so i can copy
[04:52] <josephschwenker> "mount: /media: not mounted"
[04:52] <Guest54839> piyrw , or try swiftfox,
[04:52] <piyrw> yeah chrome looks ok, but there are some addins I use for ff that chrome doesnt have.
[04:53] <samwho> piyrw: Ahh fair enough :)
[04:53] <nisstyre65> jerald: /join #aircrack-ng
[04:53] <natex> josephschwenker: what does mount say? still mounted?
[04:53] <Evolution-X> and the folder is remastersys
[04:53] <Guest54839> swiftfox should support firefox plugins i think
[04:53] <Evolution-X> in home directiry
[04:53] <josephschwenker> oh!  i forgot to refresh the directory!  thanks!
[04:53] <arrabio> any spanish?
[04:53] <josephschwenker> Ĝis revido!
[04:53] <ZykoticK9> !es | arrabio
[04:54] <Evolution-X> asi es
[04:54] <Evolution-X> es pesima la ayuda en latino
[04:54] <Evolution-X> usa goggle transtator
[04:54] <piyrw> maybe i will try swiftfox...not sure wtf the firefox people are doing with the font rendering. it shouldnt be this complicated.
[04:54] <Evolution-X> transalada no es ta complidaco
[04:54] <Guest54839> piyrw, on thier site, it says that swiftfox supports firefox plugins, if you eant to try swiftfox to fix your font problem
[04:54] <Guest54839> im not sure if it works
[04:55] <Guest54839> to fix the font problem
[04:55] <piyrw> yeah i will give it a shot.
[04:55] <tucemiux> Evolution-X, por que no intentas el cuarto de espanyol, mucha gente no habla latino
[04:56] <ZykoticK9> !es > tucemiux
[04:56] <letas> Evolution-X translada no es spanish :)
[04:57] <tucemiux> ZykoticK9, im not asking for help in spanish, that doesnt mean i cant tell someone in spanish to go to the spanish channel
[04:57] <meLon> Trying to create a shortcut on the desktop that is an SSH command.  How can iI make the shortcut open this in a new terminal for me to view?
[04:58] <MikeHoncho> I have a Nortel USB Mobile Headset that's not working.  Can't seem to find any answers on The Online.
[04:58] <MikeHoncho> Just get a flash of light when I plug it in, then nothing.
[04:58] <Guest54839> do i need to be root if it says this? E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
[04:58] <Guest54839> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[04:58] <ZykoticK9> tucemiux, us non spanish speakers don't know that.
[04:59] <ChogyDan> Guest54839: correct
[04:59] <meLon> Sorry guys, should have been looking for Launcher, not Shortcut
[05:00] <systm> without using unetbootin whats the best way to copy a usb img to a usb drive?
[05:01] <ZykoticK9> meLon, "run in terminal" option or using "gnome-terminal -e ssh $THE_REST"
[05:01] <ZykoticK9> Guest13343, close Synaptic or Ubuntu Software Center
[05:01] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, see above
[05:01] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, or use sudo!
[05:01] <tucemiux> ZykoticK9, where in the topic does it say I may only direct users to the correct place but only in english?  This is ubuntu's official support site, im supposed to just say nothing ?
[05:01] <ZykoticK9> tucemiux, we can drop this please.
[05:02] <Guest54839> how do you install from unauthenticated sources? i was trying to install swiftfox, when it said this?
[05:02] <tucemiux> !ot | ZykoticK9
[05:03] <Guest54839> what is with all of people quitting and joining?
[05:04] <xtcx> Guest54839, net split
[05:04] <tucemiux> netsplit
[05:04] <Mr_Sonoma> weeee!
[05:05] <Evolution-X> ok i back,,need to delete a folder at home/remastersys si root permission and cannot edit permissions for it
[05:05] <Evolution-X> hot to delete
[05:05] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[05:06] <dustin> hi
[05:06] <KindOne> !netsplit
[05:06] <shell-fu> how do you find out the system architect in the terminal??
[05:06] <shell-fu> wow...
[05:06] <ZykoticK9> shell-fu, "uname -m"
[05:06] <dustin> wow!  what the.... is happening?
[05:06] <misc--> hello... in power management settings, there is a "Make Default" button. What does this actually do, or what actually gets set? Because when I try to hibernate, it instead shuts down until I go back in to power management and click "Make Default" which will work for another few times.. until I repeat the process
[05:07] <iflema> !netsplit > dustin
[05:07] <ZykoticK9> dustin, it's a netsplit - i'd sent you the bot message but ubottu is AWOL
[05:07] <bung> anyone give me a lead on what to google if i want to change my keyboards pgup/pgdown key to home/end ?
[05:07] <dustin> sure all are welcome
[05:07] <Guest54839> and i tryed sudo, and it said same thing
[05:07] <Guest54839> what is wrong with the people quitting?????????????????????
[05:07] <Guest54839> is everyone quitting at same time?
[05:08] <Evolution-X> that makes ur settins that u choose default
[05:08] <ZykoticK9> bung, "crazy keyboard layouts" ;)
[05:08] <Mr_Sonoma> dustin, its a netsplit, when 2 or more servers on the IRC network loose conection with eachother then everyone connected to the servers that split off leave in mass. you will see them come back in mass
[05:08] <Mr_Sonoma> soon
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> bung: xmodmap may help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaKeys
[05:08] <Mr_Sonoma> Guest54839, see my response to dustin
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest54839: they aren't, it's a netsplit. Don't worry
[05:09] <Mr_Sonoma> !netsplit | dustin, Guest38853
[05:09] <dustin> hi hih h ih hih hih hioh hih s[pjbspjhsethsethmnsleno'senhga
[05:09] <dustin> lol
[05:09] <Guest54839> oh ok whatever it means
[05:09] <Guest54839> i never been here before
[05:09] <dustin> chaos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[05:09] <ZykoticK9> Mr_Sonoma, ubottu is taking a little break right now ;)
[05:09] <KindOne> !netsplit >
[05:09] <mtd_> Hi I've looked around the interwebs and haven't found anything that works in 10.04 for removing the last gnome-panel
[05:10] <dustin> yes he is lazy robot
[05:10] <ZykoticK9> ubottu is NOT working - don't bother sending !netsplit
[05:10] <the_rampant_fur> holy shit
[05:10] <mtd_> I wanted to replace it with either docky or awn and see that the last panel takes up at least 1 pixel no matter the config in gfconfig
[05:10] <mtd_> gconf*
[05:10] <Mr_Sonoma> ZykoticK9, tried to catch it while it was here....
[05:10] <redvil> anyone here knows a good app for extracting audio from flv files from youtube?
[05:10] <ZykoticK9> the_rampant_fur, language.
[05:10] <ZykoticK9> Mr_Sonoma, ahh, ya notice the in/out
[05:10]  * xtcx pokes sircrazy 
[05:10] <sircrazy> lol
[05:10] <thomashc1> lol
[05:10] <Guest54839> looks like it happens a lot
[05:11] <thomashc1> CHAOS
[05:11] <Guest54839> lol
[05:11] <Mr_Sonoma> ZykoticK9, yup i'm more than a little familar with netsplits...but it appears we are gonna suffer from latency issues for a bit while everything syncs back up
[05:11] <ActionParsnip> redvil: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/downloadextract-audio-from-youtube-videos-using-utube-ripper-in-ubuntu.html
[05:11] <dustin> guest: no it does, looks like maintance
[05:12] <ActionParsnip> redvil: simple websearch, took all of 25 seconds
[05:12] <dustin> i play evony and sometimes it do that
[05:12] <dustin> does*
[05:12] <mtd_> I wanted to replace it with either docky or awn and see that the last panel takes up at least 1 pixel no matter the config in gconf
[05:15] <Guest54839> here we go again
[05:16] <Licuador> did not workee esither
[05:16] <Licuador> chris_9: I already downloaded the Ubuntu Software Center version, the one that Youtube suggestes me (in Adobe) GWflash, and others, but still, no you tube, Is there a command in the terminal to see whats wrong?
[05:16] <chris___9> Licuador: 32bit or 64bit?
[05:16] <Gimped> no admins on?
[05:17] <Licuador> 64 bit, of course
[05:17] <Gimped> where's all the admins?
[05:17] <Guest54839> unless the admins got net splitted
[05:17] <chris___9> Gimped: We have ops in this channel. What's the problem?
[05:17] <Licuador> whats going on in here?
[05:17] <Gimped> flood bots? <<<
[05:17] <Guest54839> nnet split
[05:17] <Licuador> Whats with all those net splits?
[05:18] <Guest54839> i dont know
[05:18] <Licuador> Is that a bug?
[05:18] <Licuador> Or someone is tampering?
[05:18] <taz> anyone in here able to help someone new to xubunty?
[05:18] <taz> xubuntu*
[05:18] <chris___9> Licuador: There are native 64bit flash plugin. I find it working nice for me. Adobe took it off but you should be able to find it. "adobe linux 64bit" or something similar.
[05:18] <Guest54839> i read its a normal thing htat happens
[05:18] <Guest54839> that
[05:18] <Guest54839> whoa
[05:18] <natex> Licuador: perfectly natural. just sit tight, ride it out.
[05:18] <ActionParsnip> !sound | tpl2000
[05:18] <wolfbiker> dustin, do you?
[05:18] <ActionParsnip> tpl2000: run: lspci | grep -i sound     what is output?
[05:18] <redvil> can you pls repost it again..i scrolled up and didn't get it
[05:18] <dustin> wlf:
[05:18] <ActionParsnip> tpl2000: and also run: lspci | grep -i audio
[05:18] <redvil> the app for extracting audio from flv files
[05:19] <taz> .register
[05:19] <Guest54839> i might
[05:19] <Guest54839> im not using xubuntu, but i used it before
[05:19] <taz> ok then umm
[05:19] <Gimped> "FloodBot4" <<< sounds like some tampering
[05:19] <Gimped> its happening on all the channels i'm in as well
[05:19] <wiesshund> net split?
[05:19] <taz> im used to ubuntu, but I thought what the heck ill have fun.
[05:19] <Guest54839> ok
[05:19] <taz> It seems it didnt mount all the partitions on my main hard-disk. and my volume up/down keys arn't working
[05:19] <the_rampant_fur> oh fuck this I am leaving
[05:20] <wiesshund> welcome back?
[05:20] <Guest54839> uhhhh
[05:20] <natex> wiesshund: wtf did you do ;)
[05:20] <Gimped> 0 ops on now o.O
[05:20] <dustin> realplayer,will do it,but has so so quilty,but if you really need it,just aim for hd on everything
[05:20] <thomashc1> lol
[05:20] <wiesshund> natex>>  heh i didnt do anything, was a net split i think
[05:20] <Guest54839> never had that problem
[05:20] <Gimped> so much for that i suppose =.=
[05:21] <wiesshund> natex>> looked up and saw half of freenode resync
[05:21] <Licuador> I already downloaded almost all of the decoders in Symaptic, Gstreamer, Libxine, and others, what else do you recommend? Because i still cant watch youtube videos
[05:21] <taz> so do you think i should just reinstall ubuntu? personally I think that would be easier
[05:21] <chris___9> Licuador: There are native 64bit flash plugin. I find it working nice for me. Adobe took it off but you should be able to find it. "adobe linux 64bit" or something similar.
[05:21] <Guest54839> taz: probably
[05:21] <tpl2000> "tristan@Tristan:~$ lspci | grep -i audio
[05:21] <tpl2000> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[05:21] <tpl2000> 01:05.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RS880 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4200]
[05:21] <tpl2000> tristan@Tristan:~$
[05:21] <tpl2000> "
[05:21] <taz> figured as much xD
[05:21] <taz> ok well.. be back in like 40 minutes lul
[05:21] <tpl2000> @actionparsnip
[05:21] <Guest54839> i wish this net split would stop
[05:21] <dustin> realplayer,will do it,but has so so quilty,but if you really need it,just aim for hd on everything
[05:21] <Licuador> chris_____9 not even that works
[05:21] <Gimped> maybe its someone that dislikes linux and hates seeing it grow like it is =)
[05:21] <tpl2000> And -i sound didn't return anything, actionparsnip
[05:22] <Licuador> do you think if a upgrade to 10.08 it might fix?
[05:22] <winterblood> hi all :D
[05:22] <Gimped> hello
[05:22] <Guest54839> hi
[05:22] <natex> Gimped: maybe the netbsd guys >:|
[05:22] <D_69> hi
[05:22] <Licuador> Can someone tell me how to upgrade?
[05:22] <wiesshund> eek, the join floods killing me
[05:22] <Guest54839> to what version?
[05:22] <Licuador> To 10.08
[05:22] <Licuador> i have 10.04
[05:23] <Guest54839> there is 10.08?
[05:23] <IdleOne> Licuador: there is no 10.08
[05:23] <Guest54839> i have 10.04
[05:23] <chris___9> Licuador: 10.04 is latest. There are no 10.08.
[05:23] <Licuador> thts what i heard
[05:23] <dustin> gimped: grr, lets go after windows cuz we are cutting in there profits
[05:23] <bazhang> Licuador, incorrect
[05:23] <dustin> lol
[05:23] <Licuador> So i am stuck with no youtube videos?
[05:23] <wiesshund> Licuador>>  the cake is a lie
[05:23] <ZykoticK9> Anyone happen to know what youtube-dl has switched the -b option to in 2010.07.24?
[05:23] <Guest54839> the only newest they have is 10.01 which is alpha and buggy
[05:23] <Guest54839> i mean 10.10
[05:24] <uRock> Licuador, did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[05:24] <dustin> get realplayer!!!!
[05:24] <Licuador> yeah
[05:24] <tpl2000> Anyone have any ideas on the sound dilemma?
[05:24] <uRock> that bytes
[05:24] <Licuador> I think i already instaled all
[05:24] <MaRk-I> Licuador: you need the flashplayer plugin
[05:24] <wiesshund> Licuador>> to watch youtube really all you should need is a stock install, updated firefox and flash
[05:24] <natex> tpl2000: which one?
[05:24] <Licuador> Already have it
[05:24] <Gimped> its odd, slackware channel is the only one that has an op left o.O lol smart guys =P
[05:24] <Guest54839> what about gnash, i heard its a flash alternativ
[05:25] <bazhang> Gimped, please stay on topic
[05:25] <Gimped> sorry
[05:25] <AmpleVyzzhor> Hi all
[05:25] <Guest54839> alternative
[05:25] <winterblood> my built in mic doesnt work, help me . . . :D
[05:25] <tpl2000> The fact that I have no sound, despite perfect connections and that there are no bars turned down, no mute buttons checked, etc
[05:25] <Gimped> couldnt help seeing half of freenode sync out =/
[05:25] <plouffe> tpl2000, I uninstalled pulseaudio and just don't use any programs that require it
[05:25] <Licuador> I just re instaled Ubuntu a few days ago, thinking is was gonna fix the "dummy sound output" issue, but thats another story
[05:25] <ZykoticK9> Gimped, there are lots of OPs left in this channel ;)
[05:25] <uRock> Licuador, uninstall any flash plugins you have installed, then go to a page that runs flash and install the version offered in the web page
[05:25] <plouffe> solved all my sound headaches
[05:25] <bazhang> Gimped, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat.
[05:25] <tpl2000> That doesn't tell me anything. I'm relatively new to linux, as a whole.
[05:25] <Licuador> So i guess 10.04 is buggy too
[05:25] <chris___9> Licuador: I'm using 64bit and YouTube works fine for me. Find the native 64bitplugin. Adobe took it off so you have to find it on some blogs. Try https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash
[05:26] <natex> tpl2000: try alsamixer check to see if pcm dial is down or muted
[05:26] <tpl2000> (Relatively. I've more or less got programs down, as a substance)
[05:26] <Guest54839> youtube works great on mine
[05:26] <Gimped> ZykoticK9: odd i 0 ops, 1418 total
[05:26] <MaRk-I> tpl2000: have a look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[05:26] <Gimped> see*
[05:26] <ZykoticK9> Gimped, they are hidden
[05:26] <Darren|> i installed ubuntu onto the cd - installed it - now what?
[05:26] <Gimped> ah
[05:26] <Guest54839> 10.04 hasnt been buggy for me at all
[05:26] <tpl2000> I don't even know what alsamixer is
[05:26] <Gimped> learn something new everyday =D
[05:26] <natex> tpl2000: type 'alsamixer' into a terminal
[05:26] <tpl2000> Mark, I'm running an AMD build
[05:26] <bazhang> Gimped, please stop
[05:26] <Licuador> WARNING: *******************************************************
[05:26] <Licuador> Adobe has removed their 64 bit plugin for linux. It can be expected that this plugin may well suffer from (at least) the recent severe security flaw (as of 11/06/2010) and as such should probably not be used unless you are aware of the problem. I'll leave the package on this site but please remember,
[05:26] <Licuador> DO NOT USE THIS PACKAGE UNLESS YOU UNDERSTAND THE DANGERS!
[05:27] <Licuador> You send me to a trap
[05:27] <uRock> Darren|, What do you need?
[05:27] <chris___9> Licuador: You caught me. :(
[05:27] <Guest54839> adobe says their still highly committed to 64 bit, but i doubt it
[05:27] <natex> chris___9: lol
[05:27] <dustin> ok yall are making this harder then it really is<, i have had this 3 days and i can have 20 + windows open, doing everthing you can even dream of
[05:27] <Darren|> dont worry, i got it :)
[05:28] <natex> dustin: amen brother
[05:28] <Licuador> I cant plaay youtube videos, even though i already downloaded Gstreamer, libxine and other ugly codecs
[05:28] <tpl2000> Alsamixer says headphones are turned down to 0, how would I go about fixing this? (natex, Mark-I)
[05:28] <plouffe> Licuador, what about Stop Autoplay add on for firefox? Should that solve the problem?
[05:28] <wiesshund> Licuador>>  see msg
[05:28] <chris___9> !flash64 | Licuador
[05:28] <plouffe> Licuador, regarding the security issue
[05:28] <songer> hello
[05:28] <songer> how you doing
[05:28] <ZykoticK9> Licuador, do you mean in a web browser or are you trying in Totem or something?
[05:28] <chris___9> Licuador: The security issues? That's a flaw in Adobe. We have HTML5 in the future to combat that. :)
[05:28] <uRock> !hi | songer
[05:29] <Licuador> Firefox chromium , none of them work
[05:29] <kasun> Hello, does copying through terminal is faster than gui copying? As there is no need to go through all files first to say the remaining time in terminal, I thought it's faster.
[05:29] <dustin> with in 3 days i got all of this stuff, updated, it doesnt take that long,but i can do most  of what a pc can do
[05:29] <kasun> any ideas?
[05:29] <songer> i want to use my cell as modem  services is from  metro pcs
[05:29] <chris___9> kasun: Not really. It's all based on hard drive performances.
[05:29] <ZykoticK9> chris___9, Licuador you can use YouTube HTML5 right now with Chrome/Chromium see youtube.com/html5
[05:29] <Licuador> Is there a way the terminal outputs the problem so i can know?
[05:29] <Guest54839> not with chromium
[05:29] <chris___9> ZykoticK9: Yes. But not for everything yet. :)
[05:29] <Gimped> kakun: making copies of folders/docs is easier in terminal and faster
[05:29] <Guest54839> Chromium doesnt have H.264 codec
[05:29] <ZykoticK9> chris___9, true
[05:30] <Guest54839> only google chrome does
[05:30] <natex> Licuador: do you have flashplugin?
[05:30] <MaRk-I> Licuador: your system is 64bit?
[05:30] <wiesshund> Licuador>>  see your msg window
[05:30] <Gimped> kasun: making copies of folders/docs is easier in terminal and faster
[05:30] <Guest54839> no HTML5 in youtube on chromium!!!!!!!
[05:31] <ZykoticK9> Guest54839, that is incorrect
[05:31] <Licuador> yes, wait, i am doing what ubotu
[05:31] <tpl2000> Mark-I, Natex, I've fixed alsamixer so that the volume isn't minimized on anything. Still no sound.
[05:31] <Licuador> in a terminal
[05:31] <soreau> Guest54839: some videos are, some aren't
[05:31] <kasun> chris___9, Gimped hmm, is it? i have large number of small files to copy(more than 100k). When I copy through gui it waits on "preparing to copy" a looong time
[05:31] <natex> tpl2000: are you using headphones?
[05:31] <tpl2000> Yes.
[05:31] <tpl2000> Same problem with speakers, however.
[05:31] <natex> tpl2000: and it works in windows
[05:32] <soreau> Licuador: ubottu, as the name suggests, is a bot
[05:32] <tpl2000> Natex: Yes.
[05:32] <tpl2000> natex: I wouldn't be in here if it didn't.
[05:32] <Guest54839> ok this is what i know
[05:32] <Gimped> kasun: go to the parent directory of all those files and do "cp [folder] [new path}" (make sure you're in the parent directories path already)
[05:32] <red2kic_> kasun: You even can use rsync to copy. There are many ways to copy files but all of them should get the result done in just about at same time. "cp -a" if you favor terminal. :)
[05:32] <Babss88> Hi
[05:32] <Licuador> soreau: Well, he gave me one nice help
[05:32] <dustin> natex: im not sure how exp. you are but i havent touched the command line, or config. or whatever,(expect wine, likewise others), but i got all by stuff where newbies start
[05:32] <Licuador> unlike others
[05:33] <plouffe> tpl2000, google how to uninstall pulseaudio
[05:33] <bung> how do i undo xmodmap changes?
[05:33] <dustin> lol
[05:33] <tpl2000> Plouffe, I'd rather know why first
[05:33] <dustin> wow
[05:33] <lunks> Top 3 reason why rake spec doesn't output my tests?
[05:33] <wiesshund> Licuador>>  he gave you help because "others" triggered him to
[05:33] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, plouffe uninstall pulseaudio isn't the worlds best advice...
[05:33] <Licuador> oh....
[05:33] <plouffe> ZykoticK9, it was the world's best advice for me
[05:33] <kasun> red2kic, what's -a for? yes I love terminal v much
[05:33] <lunks> I know I'm forgetting something stupid, but I don't remember what exactly...
[05:34] <Licuador> Then i guess i must apologize to you, humans
[05:34] <tpl2000> zykotick9 plouffe Yeah, I figured that was the case...
[05:34] <wiesshund> Licuador>>  i gave you something to try that works alot of the time, but you are chosing not to read it
[05:34] <Gimped> kasun: terminal is helpful when for instance, you are unable to log into a windows manager (Gnome/KDE/etc.)
[05:34] <piyrw> Does anyone know what the name of the font here: http://imagebin.ca/img/hShcs7JV.png ? Or a irc channel where people who know font names hangout?
[05:34] <soreau> Licuador: chris___9 is the one that invoked ubottu to talk to you, with ! flash64 | Licuador
[05:34] <red2kic> kasun: "man cp" -a or --archive -- Same as -dR --preserve=all  -- Read up!
[05:34] <ZykoticK9> plouffe, say goodbye to the default sounds/volume control then.  Good luck man.
[05:34] <dustin> humans?
[05:34] <natex> tpl2000: what hardware do you have? In the Sound Preferences, is your hardware recognized?
[05:34] <soreau> ! flash64 | Licuador
[05:34] <plouffe> Whatever, I haven't had a problem since
[05:34] <plouffe> ZykoticK9,
[05:34] <dustin> your the one that cant hear! lol
[05:35] <dustin> alien...lol jk
[05:35] <AmpleVyzzhor> hmmm
[05:35] <Licuador> Yhak you all, then
[05:35] <natex> plouffe: you could try "what the font" on google
[05:35] <tpl2000> Everything is recognized, natex.
[05:35] <kasun> Gimped, well, I find very very useful than that :) It's actually easier than nautilus to navigate
[05:35] <AmpleVyzzhor> lol
[05:35] <Guest54839> youtube uses H.264 codec in thier HTML5 player.  Its commercial, so they have to pay license fee. supported are from youtube/html5: Firefox (WebM enabled version available here)
[05:35] <Guest54839> Google Chrome (h.264 supported now, WebM enabled version available via Early Release Channel)
[05:35] <Guest54839> Opera (WebM enabled version available here)
[05:35] <Guest54839> Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 (h.264, Platform Preview 3)
[05:35] <Guest54839> Apple Safari (h.264, version 4+)
[05:35] <Guest54839> Microsoft Internet Explorer with Google Chrome Frame installed o| Chromium doesnt pay for H.264, google takes Chromium and buys the codec to put in their google chrome
[05:36] <Gimped> kasun: if you like, you an go check out "yakuake" or "guake" (terminal emulators)
[05:36] <Gimped> can*
[05:36] <merma> or Tilda for gtk
[05:37] <natex> tpl2000: what is the hardware?
[05:37] <lunks> So, doesn't anyone know what could be it?
[05:37] <tpl2000> natex Be more specific, please?
[05:37] <AmpleVyzzhor> evening all
[05:37] <Licuador>  sudo apt-get purge flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-installer gnash gnash-common mozilla-plugin-gnash swfdec-mozilla
[05:37] <Licuador> that is what i did first
[05:37] <lunks> rake spec just shows (in /home/...) and gives me back the terminal prompt
[05:38] <AmpleVyzzhor> Ex-Chat
[05:38] <Licuador>  wget http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.45.2.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz && tar xvfz libflashplayer-10.0.45.2.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[05:38] <Licuador> then this
[05:38] <natex> tpl2000: sorry, what is your sound hardware? PCI card? onboard?
[05:38] <tpl2000> Onboard
[05:38] <tpl2000> natex: onboard
[05:38] <ZykoticK9> tpl2000, "lspci | grep -i audio" for exact model
[05:38] <Licuador> what else do i need to do?
[05:38] <MaRk-I> Licuador: remove the ones with "gnash" they conflict with flashplayer
[05:39] <Licuador> MaRK-I the ones i downloaded in the Ubuntu Software Center?
[05:39] <niglop> i installed ubuntu off of a live cd from a different distro but i realised i cant burn the os to disc because i am running a live cd and the dvd drive is being used -,- what can I do?
[05:39] <tpl2000> lspci | grep -i audio
[05:39] <tpl2000> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[05:39] <tpl2000> 01:05.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RS880 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4200]
[05:39] <tpl2000> tristan@Tristan:~$
[05:39] <Darren|> my ubuntu takes about 3 mins to login. is this normal?
[05:39] <natex> tpl2000: ok
[05:40] <MaRk-I> Licuador: however you installed them, software center or apt-get, just remove gnash and swfdec
[05:40] <soreau> Licuador: The wget command downloads the flash64 binary, I would assume then the && tar part extracts it into the current working directory
[05:40] <dustin> darren:no very bad !
[05:41] <natex> tpl2000: by chance, can you change drivers in Sound Preferences?
[05:41] <justnosea> no
[05:41] <tpl2000> I've opened up sound preferences, not seeing anywhere I could do that
[05:41] <Darren|> o
[05:41] <niglop> somebody help please
[05:42] <Darren|> i'm restarting my comp now
[05:42] <_jesse_> niglop: if you installed ubuntu already you don't need the disk any more
[05:42] <natex> tpl2000: second (Hardware) tab
[05:42] <niglop> jesse i havnt installed it already
[05:42] <Licuador> soreau: I already downloaded like the bot told me
[05:42] <Licuador> soreau: do i need to restart?
[05:42] <niglop> _jesse_:  i downloaded the ubuntu iso and i cant burn it to disc because i am on a live cd
[05:42] <tpl2000> Nothing to the effect of drivers
[05:43] <tantiv> How do you uninstall the proprietary AMD driver without using the GUI?
[05:43] <_jesse_> niglop: ah I see, how about installing from usb
[05:43] <tpl2000> Natex: Nothing to the effect of drivers
[05:43] <red2kic> tantiv: jockey-text.  Maybe?
[05:43] <tpl2000> Natex: (Still getting used to typing people's names in here)
[05:43] <Darren|> okwl, took about a minute to load up
[05:43] <niglop> hmm _jesse_  i could do that but i cant move my files from one usb to another i am having a small problem, it says my usb is read only
[05:43] <natex> tpl2000: no problem. can you change it in "Output"?
[05:43] <John1412> hey guys
[05:43] <Guest54839> niglop: do you have a operating system installed to hard disk?
[05:43] <John1412> I am having an issue mounting my toshiba external usb harddrive
[05:44] <tpl2000> Nope, no option to
[05:44] <niglop> no Guest54839
[05:44] <natex> tpl2000: ok
[05:44] <tpl2000> Aaaalleleuisa
[05:44] <tpl2000> leuia*
[05:44] <soreau> Licuador: wow. It gives you step by step instructions in the flash64 guide
[05:44] <tpl2000> Don't know what I did, but it did it.
[05:44] <Guest54839> you could order the cd off of ubuntus website for free, they'll send it to you already on a cd
[05:44] <John1412> i was wondering how you know if ubuntu supports fat32
[05:45] <niglop> _jesse_:  do you know how i could fix that problem?
[05:45] <soreau> Licuador: you can't just do the first two steps and reboot
[05:45] <Licuador> MarK-I: I did what the bot said, and uninstalled swf and gnash, and now youtube is tellin me to install it from Adobe
[05:45] <soreau> Licuador: Also, you don't need to reboot. Just copy over the flash 64 bit binary plugin file and restart your browser
[05:45] <tpl2000> natex: Thanks for your help =]
[05:45] <tpl2000> natex: I greatly appreciate it
[05:45] <_jesse_> niglop: I'm not sure I understand your situation, what live cd are you running?
[05:45] <ZykoticK9> Temperatures missing in Conky Ubuntu Lucid Theme.  Screenshot at http://imagebin.org/106774  conkyrc at http://pastebin.com/JFHnjKnw  I assume the problem lies in "CPU: ${goto 868}${execi 4 sensors | grep -A 0 'temp2' | cut -c15-18} ºC" as running "sensors | grep -A 0 'temp2' | cut -c15-18" in a terminal returns nothing.  Output of "sensors" at http://paste.ubuntu.com/469117/
[05:45] <niglop> _jesse_:  linux mint
[05:46] <Licuador> i hate the word binary, it sounds like tooooo many numbers
[05:46] <_jesse_> niglop: and what do you want to install?
[05:46] <Licuador> Anyway...
[05:46] <niglop> _jesse_:  ubuntu
[05:46] <natex> tpl2000: you may want to try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/InstallingLinuxAlsaDriverModules
[05:46] <_jesse_> niglop: you don't have any os installed?
[05:46] <niglop> no _jesse_
[05:46] <Guest54839> if i understand, you can install linux mint to hard drive, then boot ubuntu, then overwrite linux mint
[05:46] <v> hullo
[05:46] <natex> tpl2000: I can't guarantee anything though :/
[05:46] <_jesse_> niglop: can you just install one?
[05:47] <tpl2000> natex: I actually got it to work.
[05:47] <niglop> _jesse_:  if you can help me with my usb problem i can install it from usb
[05:47] <tpl2000> natex: Not sure how, or whereabout...But it worked.
[05:47] <v> how can I boot into a live cd with a macbook pro?
[05:47] <natex> tpl2000: ?! lol
[05:47] <songer> who has used a cell phone as modem
[05:47] <_jesse_> niglop: I'm not sure why it would show only read only
[05:47] <tpl2000> natex: Haha, I do appreciate all the help
[05:47] <niglop> _jesse_:  i cant move my files from one usb to another ot says its read only
[05:47] <v> is there a key to get to the bios settings?
[05:47] <natex> tpl2000: np
[05:47] <tpl2000> songer: I've heard rumors, nothing solid
[05:47] <Faethin> Greetings
[05:47] <niglop> _jesse_:  somebody said to me earlier it could be mounted on root or something
[05:48] <natex> songer: on winxp yes. haven't tried linux yet
[05:48] <Faethin> Is there a way you could get to control gnome-alsamixer from your keyboard?
[05:48] <litropy> Peeps, what chan is best for questions about microcontrollers?
[05:48] <Faethin> I tried opening it via terminal so as to see which commands run whenever I toggle the volume up and down but nothing shows up
[05:49] <songer> ok i alreadi got everithing
[05:49] <red2kic> Faethin: Run "alsamixer" in terminal? (As for gnome-alsamixer, I guess you could try tabs to move around).
[05:49] <Guest54839> if you take your usb apart there should be a toggle or something, but i dont know if you be able to get it together again
[05:49] <natex> Faethin: just use alsamixer
[05:49] <Licuador> hold on, hold on, i am working on it
[05:49] <Guest54839> it was on a usb i had
[05:49] <songer> i thing  i need to change the dun  on cell
[05:49] <_jesse_> niglop: try sudo
[05:50] <niglop> _jesse_:  i already have no luck
[05:50] <Faethin> natex: rephasing question
[05:50] <_jesse_> niglop: or unmount it and remount it perhaps
[05:50] <niglop> An application is preventing the volume "3G Removable Volume" from being unmounted.
[05:50] <Faethin> natex: how do I set up a keyboard shortcut so that I can control alsamixer with my keyboard
[05:50] <Faethin> natex: so I can ditch pulseaudio
[05:51] <niglop> _jesse_:   An application is preventing the volume "3G Removable Volume" from being unmounted.
[05:51] <_jesse_> niglop: my suggestion would just be to install linux mint
[05:51] <natex> Faethin: you mean with extra (multimedia) keys on your keyboard?
[05:51] <niglop> then wouldnt i lose the thing i downloaded on my livecd? (i dont want to waste bandwidth by redownloading) _jesse_
[05:51] <wiesshund> Faethin>>  tab and arrow kets will run it
[05:51] <Faethin> natex: exactly
[05:51] <Faethin> wiesshund: nope, no go
[05:51] <_jesse_> niglop: ah true
[05:52] <_jesse_> niglop: maybe someone else can help with your usb issue then
[05:52] <Faethin> wiesshund: I think it has to do with the fact that I have to use a custom kernel, my lappy being a Toshiba l505d
[05:52] <Guest54839> here is a forum on usb being readonly on ubuntu http://ask.metafilter.com/70625/ReadOnly-USB-drive-WTF
[05:52] <natex> Faethin: try System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts
[05:52] <niglop> kk thanks _jesse_
[05:52] <Guest54839> oops
[05:52] <enav> HI!!! i need to install Google earth on my Pc  need some help here
[05:52] <Faethin> natex: tried that. No go.
[05:52] <wiesshund> Faethin>> oh you wanna do volume with out it open, sorry i misunderstood
[05:52] <Guest54839> i mean http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=899060&highlight=usb+drive+read+only
[05:53] <dustin> jessie: i am but to many ppl talkin
[05:53] <Faethin> natex and wiesshund: if only I could removed pulseaudio without taking away the volume control applet
[05:53] <natex> Faethin: change your driver in Sound Preferences
[05:53] <Faethin> natex: how do I do that?
[05:53] <Faethin> natex: oh, but wait
[05:53] <niglop> _jesse_:  i think i have a solution, backup the stuff from usb#1 to a file sharing site :)?
[05:53] <ridin> enav: i can help installing google earth hold
[05:53]  * tpl2000 cries out in frustration!
[05:53] <gohmifune> what brands of printers are the most usable?
[05:54] <Faethin> natex: if I remove pulseaudio, sound preferences becomes unavailable
[05:54] <enav> ridin: good
[05:54] <tpl2000> What in the world....NOW I've got a problem where when I unmute sound preferences, alsamixer mutes everything--and vice versa. WHAT THE HECK.
[05:54] <ridin> enav, it's a .bin file right?
[05:54] <Guest54839> ok nevermind
[05:54] <ridin> enav, it's a .bin file right? in the terminal do cd ~/Downloads (if it's there)
[05:54] <Faethin> Why is it *always*^pulseaudio >_<
[05:54] <natex> Faethin: why do you need to remove Pulseaudio
[05:55] <enav> ridin: i want the apt.get    code to install it
[05:55] <SpyderBite> gohmifune, define "ussable". Easier to use? Or have the most features? Or are the most reliable? etc.
[05:55] <Faethin> natex: basically, it screws my sound from time to time and it doesn't allow me to use my integrated mic
[05:55] <ridin> enav, i'm not sure it's in the repository
[05:55] <enav> ridin: i did it long time ago but i dont remember the complete code
[05:55] <soreau> !register
[05:56] <mataks__> how to connect to server in samba? i really have no idea. im just new to ubuntu
[05:56] <gohmifune> SpyderBite: Ease of use/reliability.  need a black and white, preferrably wireless
[05:56] <natex> Faethin: I'm not sure then. I've never had a problem with pulseaudio, on Ubuntu or Slackware
[05:56] <Faethin> natex: I've found out that if I completely remove pulseaudio the sound never fails and my mic works with no problem
[05:56] <Faethin> natex: really, the only thing I like about pulseaudio is that it allows me to use the gnome volume control applet
[05:56] <natex> Faethin: I see
[05:57] <Faethin> natex: which is why I was looking for a way of manipulating to add a command to keyboard shortcuts to manipulate alsamixer
[05:57] <Faethin> natex: sorry, horrible English >_<
[05:57] <natex> Faethin: I've used aumix before in scripts. Maybe you can change the media key to a aumix command?
[05:57] <Faethin> natex: which is why I was looking for a way of adding a command to keyboard shortcuts to manipulate alsamixer
[05:57] <ridin> enav, i'm not sure, but .bin is the easiest way to go
[05:58] <julio_> hi ppl
[05:58] <Faethin> natex: I've no idea what's that :(
[05:58] <Faethin> <--- newbie
[05:58] <natex> Faethin: http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl1_aumix.htm
[05:59] <Faethin> natex: will read. Thanks for your help.
[05:59] <natex> Faethin: you will have to set up a keyboard shortcut with an aumix command. Such as aumix -q -v75 -m 0 -c R -c+10 -m q
[05:59] <natex> Faethin: np
[05:59] <wrektjet> basic fstab question... can two drives be mounted to the same location... e.g. /media ?
[06:00] <natex> wrektjet: nope
[06:00] <greezmunkey> wrektjet: no
[06:00] <ridin> enav, cd ~/<folder to where the .bin is>, then chmod a+x GoogleEarthLinux.bin , then ./GoogleEarthLinux.bin
[06:00] <tantiv> wrekjet: Absolutely.... but one will be on top of another.
[06:00] <greezmunkey> wrektjet: /media/drive1 and /media/drive2 is ok
[06:00] <J3ckyl> wrektjet, you do do /media/device1 /media/device2
[06:00] <J3ckyl> if you create the dorectories
[06:00] <greezmunkey> J3ckyl: !!!
[06:01]  * Darren| farts
[06:01] <natex> tantiv: actually, they will fight it out, the bigger one usually wins
[06:01] <wrektjet> i see. do i need to create them in the terminal with mkdir or can i do it with the gui
[06:01] <J3ckyl> point is you cannot have both
[06:01] <J3ckyl> wrektjet, either way
[06:02] <wrektjet> yes thank you that was what i wanted to understand. thnx
[06:02] <red2kic> wrektjet: You could mount one in /media/boot -- the other one at /media/home
[06:03] <red2kic> Okay. This one stumbled me. How can I get network-manager-gnome on my notification area? :O
[06:04] <red2kic> I tried nm-applet too. That does not work. This really is a strange issue for me.
[06:05] <wrektjet> ok i manually mounted these drives and one is at "/media/HDD 2" how would i enter that in fstab because there is a space in the file name
[06:05] <FabParma> have you tried "nautilus essential"?
[06:05] <patman023> hey all, anyone have an idea of how to get the "me menu" to display new mail with thunderbird?
[06:06] <red2kic> wrektjet: HDD_2 or HDD-2 are generally easier to work with. You could escape that using a slash.
[06:06] <FabParma> I just installed, it seems to me very nice but on internet there are bad comments
[06:07] <wrektjet> red2kic, yes it was a mistake but i have a lot of programns already working with files on that path in dont want to have to change them all one by one. so it would look like "/media/HDD\2"?
[06:07] <red2kic> patman023: There are evolution-indicator -- but there are no thunderbird-indicator. I guess you can't at this time. Unless somebody made one and published it on launchpad.
[06:07] <niglop> how do i format a usb on ubuntu
[06:08] <red2kic> wrektjet: Something like that. "/media/HDD\ 2" -- Maybe.
[06:08] <natex> niglop: what filesystem type do you want?
[06:09] <niglop> fat32
[06:09] <red2kic> !info gparted | niglop
[06:09] <kanhiya> is there any way to create a multiboot dvd
[06:09] <niglop> kk sec
[06:09] <flomaster> anyone know why my scripts in  /etc/init.d   aren't starting when I boot up?
[06:09] <hstefan> hello. What debbugger you recommed for ubuntu?
[06:10] <EvilPhoenix> hstefan:  define "debugger" in context
[06:10] <EvilPhoenix> hstefan:  for debugging what?
[06:10] <red2kic> kanhiya: The closest advice I can give you... http://tinyurl.com/ykudrdg
[06:10] <hstefan> EvilPhoenix: c++ debugging
[06:11] <natex> niglop: you can use "mkfs.vfat -F32"
[06:11] <patman023> red2kic, i cant remember how I did it, but I was able to get TBird into the menu, and pidgin did show up (and shows new messages) - you haven't heard of anything for tbird i take it then?
[06:11] <uLinux> hello
[06:11] <niglop> sec
[06:12] <natex> hi uLinux
[06:12] <red2kic> patman023: alltray?  I know Thunderbird display notifications for me as long as it's running.
[06:12] <uLinux> I connected 2 Ubuntu (Lucid) machines on lan and Im trying to share a folder
[06:12] <uLinux> but it's not working
[06:12] <shorttech> hi guys
[06:12] <uLinux> i use same user and hostname on both machines
[06:12] <red2kic> patman023: Pidgin also have the option to check for mails in IMAP. That's when you know you have mails?
[06:13] <wrektjet> i am getting a message saying i am unable to unmount a volume. where would i check to see the reason for this?
[06:13] <red2kic> uLinux: Consider changing one of the machine to a different hostname? :)
[06:13] <uLinux> I can ping both machines
[06:13] <niglop> how can i format a os on a usb so i can boot off the usb and install the os?
[06:13] <Evolution-X> what command i need to run in terminal so i can know mi wireless card
[06:13] <sergio> hola
[06:13] <uLinux> red2kic: i thought about that.. is it really necessary
[06:13] <EvilPhoenix> Evolution-X:  try lspci
[06:13] <EvilPhoenix> Evolution-X:  errr wait
[06:14] <natex> uLinux: have you looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/internet/C/networking-shares.html
[06:14] <uLinux> btw i installed samba in both machines
[06:14] <uLinux> no tks natex
[06:14] <EvilPhoenix> Evolution-X:  i dont know the grep to use, but lspci might show the wifi card in the list of its output
[06:14] <shorttech> Hi guys, any thoughts on how to map a network drive in linux
[06:15] <red2kic> uLinux: I don't know about Samba -- but you could use IP instead of hostnames if that's how you connect machines.
[06:15] <patman023> red2kic,  never saw anytrhing in pidgin about that but sounds cool... and alltray - that in the standard repos or a ppa? this is in the end only for my gmail...
[06:15] <red2kic> uLinux: There also are gshare -- I have been to try that eventually.
[06:15] <shorttech> I already connected to a VPN through kvpnc
[06:15] <natex> uLinux: you could also look into NFS
[06:16] <Evolution-X> thanks i need that info
[06:16] <Evolution-X> im looking to use mi card in monitor mode
[06:16] <red2kic> patman023: alltray is on universe repository -- Assuming you toggled that on.
[06:16] <uLinux> red2kic: yes i used ips to connect them
[06:16] <EvilPhoenix> Evolution-X:  you can pastebin the output of lspci, i'll search it for your wifi card if you'd like xP
[06:16] <uLinux> im gonna try to change the hostname
[06:17] <Evolution-X> ok i will can i pm i tell u why i want that mode
[06:17] <natex> uLinux: have you looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/internet/C/networking-shares.html?
[06:17] <red2kic> uLinux: You could use "Places" --> Connect To Server. Fill them out and bookmark it. That's how I usually access my HTPC with 2TB HDD. :)
[06:18] <red2kic> uLinux: Best to test if the connection succeed before you bookmark it.
[06:18] <patman023> red2kic, heh yup
[06:18] <shorttech> red2kic, how can I test my connection
[06:18] <EvilPhoenix> Evolution-X:  doesnt matter why you want the mode, all I'm going to do is tell you "This is your card" after looking over the output of lspci.  finding whether it has monitor mode is up to you :)
[06:18] <red2kic> shorttech: What do you mean? If you can access in your machine just fine, then it worked.
[06:19] <Evolution-X> http://pastebin.ca/1909049
[06:19] <shorttech> red2kic, I connected to the kvpnc, but I just can't connect to the folder via connect to server
[06:19] <patman023> BTW all, you should all check out one of the newest Firefox pre-beta builds - Minefield 4.0b3pre - the one with Tab Candy - the best new thing since... tabs
[06:19] <shell-fu> wow, I have a horrible computer with a geforce gt 220... when ever i play graphic-intense software, it always turns off. I think it's heating up too quick. How do I fix this?
[06:20] <shorttech> its a MS server
[06:20] <natex> shell-fu: new card?
[06:20] <red2kic> shorttech: That's a different topic -- I don't have VPN nor do I know about VPN. Sorry. Check permissions if you can't go beyond the specific folder.
[06:20] <ross_> i am currently using chrome as my default browser, but for some reason, the scroll arrows (up and down) have disappeared in all
[06:20] <patman023> shell-fu, open the case and stick a 12" fan at the side of it...
[06:20] <uLinux> bbl
[06:20] <tpl2000> So, I've got a bug where when I unmute everything on alsamixer, the output in my sound preferences mutes itself. When I unmute sound preferences, everything unmutes in alsamixer
[06:20] <tpl2000> Who here can help me?
[06:20] <ross_> how do I insert the scroll arrows again
[06:20] <Licuador> I moved the .so file to /usr/lib/firefox/plugins      /usr/lib/firefox3.6.7/plugins        /usr/firefox-addons/plugins     /home/me/.mozilla/firefox     AND NOTHING
[06:21] <JViz> is it possible to have grub installed on more than one disk at a time?
[06:21] <Licuador> where else?
[06:21] <shorttech> one more question, whats a good terminal server program to use
[06:21] <patman023> shell-fu, my radeon 4650 runs at over 100deg C when i dont
[06:21] <natex> shorttech: you need to share the folder
[06:21] <red2kic> Licuador: ~/.mozilla/plugins/lib*.so
[06:22] <marc_> the \ didnt work to compensate for the space
[06:22] <shorttech> natex, the folder is already shared... I can map the drive when I use windows, but no luck with linux
[06:22] <marc_> does anyone know what to do to compensate for the space in a filename?
[06:22] <shell-fu> my computer turns off whenever i play games and the graphic cards gets to circa 65 C. Is this the graphics card? or could this be something else???
[06:22] <patman023> shorttech, you have samba installed i assume?
[06:22] <niglop> do you know how i can format a linux os to a usb (different usb :p)  so i can install off of it?
[06:22] <Evolution-X> is it a laptop ?
[06:22] <patman023> shell-fu, i would assume its the cpu temp getting over 100
[06:23] <shorttech> patman023, how do I check if samba is installed?
[06:23] <Evolution-X> USb check pendrivelinux
[06:23] <tpl2000> Can anyone here help me?...
[06:23] <Evolution-X> they even have multyboot
[06:23] <shell-fu> no, it stays at 50C
[06:23] <Evolution-X> u can put few linux distros there
[06:23] <Evolution-X> and choos what u want to boot
[06:23] <plouffe> niglop, that's probably an installation option. Install to USB
[06:23] <ross_> i am currently using chrome as my default browser, but for some reason, the scroll arrows (up and down) have disappeared in all
[06:23] <shell-fu> patman023, it stays at 50-65 C
[06:23] <patman023> shorttech, sudo apt-get install samba
[06:23] <natex> shorttech: what's service smbd status
[06:23] <niglop> plouffe how
[06:23] <natex> shorttech: what;s that say?
[06:24] <shell-fu> ross_, there is no scroll arrows
[06:24] <Evolution-X> or u can use linux itself to do so just download an iso
[06:24] <red2kic> niglop: What are you trying to do?
[06:24] <plouffe> niglop, you put in the live cd , start installing and choose that option when it comes up
[06:24] <ross_> shell_fu : there is no scroll bar arrows for chrome?
[06:24] <shell-fu> ross_, they're obsolete anyhow.... think about it...
[06:24] <vijay1> is there any GUI which can provide multiboot dvd/usb
[06:24] <wiesshund> Is it normal after x number of updates for firefox to become a mess of multiple directories full of daisy chained softlinks?
[06:24] <ross_> shell_fu : there used to be, i was using it before
[06:24] <niglop> red2kic:  im on a live cd atm i downloaded ubuntu iso and i want to format it onto my usb so i can install off of it
[06:24] <ross_> shell_fu : but now it's disappeared
[06:24] <shorttech> patman023, Samba was not installed
[06:25] <shell-fu> ross_, now chrome is stable..... it probably got deleted... look in the settings folders... etc etc i'm sure you can turn it back on... prob default settings
[06:25] <patman023> shell-fu, first see if opening the case and putting a large fan at the side helps, and then if it doesnt then i dunno
[06:25] <shorttech> natex, how can I check the service smdb
[06:25] <red2kic> niglop: See Startup Disk Creator (or something similar) under System --> Admin.
[06:25] <patman023> shorttech, that would likely do it
[06:25] <shell-fu> patman023, i'm doing that right now...
[06:25] <ross_> shell_fu : where? can you guide me?
[06:25] <natex> shorttech: "service smbd status
[06:25] <shell-fu> patman023, it doens't help...
[06:25] <shell-fu> ross_, sure h/o
[06:25] <red2kic> patman023: Installing Minefield 4.0 :P
[06:26] <shorttech> natex,  "unrecognized service"
[06:26] <patman023> shell-fu, you watching the temp gauge? assuming you're on another PC
[06:26] <vijay1>  is there any GUI which can provide multiboot dvd/usb
[06:26] <natex> shorttech: how about sudo service smbd start?
[06:26] <shell-fu> patman023, i can do anything i want on this computer(one i'm discussing heat problems abotu) except do graphpic intense apps
[06:26] <red2kic> vijay1: http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB
[06:26] <Licuador> All i had to do is move the DAMN .so file to /var/lib/flash-plugin installer/
[06:27] <Licuador> thx to wiesshund for his help
[06:27] <patman023> shell-fu, what's your power supply rated at?
[06:27] <shell-fu> patman023, i can have 3 vboxs open... 30 shells, 40 browsers etc etc except right when graphics intense apps come on... give it about 20-30 min.. it will turn off
[06:27] <vijay1> red2kic: it is not a gui :)
[06:27] <shell-fu> patman023, 400 wats
[06:27] <red2kic> vijay1: Use Geany or Gedit -- That's GUI. :)
[06:27] <thune3> JViz: yes, it is possible.
[06:27] <shorttech> natex, start: Job is already running: smdb
[06:27] <vijay1> red2kic: i am not a pro in linux
[06:27] <patman023> shell-fu, hrm thats almost pushing it these days
[06:27] <Licuador> Now, if you excuse me, i am going to youporn... i mean, youtube
[06:28] <Licuador> YOUTUBE
[06:28] <shell-fu> patman023, i was warned before i bought this computer abotu weak power supply.. and if i wanted to upgrade my graphics that i would have to get a new psu
[06:28] <shorttech> should I log out and log back in after the samba installation
[06:28] <shell-fu> patman023, you think that's the problem?
[06:28] <nisstyre65> shorttech: sudo /etc/init.d/samba start
[06:28] <nisstyre65> or somethin like that
[06:29] <natex> shorttech: try 'smbclient //server/share -U user' see if you can connect that way
[06:29] <patman023> shell-fu, then there's the problem - the GPU aftermarket (ie you installed), or did the comp come with it installed?
[06:29] <JViz> thune3: is it a simple process, or am i in for a whopper?
[06:29] <Evolution-X> for pendrive boot or multyboot go to http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
[06:29] <thune3> JViz: depends on what you are trying to do.
[06:29] <shorttech> nisstyre65,  sudo: /etc/init.d/samba: command not found
[06:29] <patman023> vijay1, this is the time to learn then
[06:29] <shell-fu> patman023, it's a refurbished computer... it came with the gpu... i heard abotu problems with it... i had 'em a lot in windows 7... when i started using ubuntu, it halted.... bout 2-3 months later it started again...
[06:29] <nisstyre65> shorttech: it will be there under some name. I'm not sure what it's called on ubuntu...
[06:30] <natex> shorttech: you don't need the samba server to access shares
[06:30] <ross_> shell_fu : still waiting for that guide : P
[06:30] <nisstyre65> my bad I thought he was trying to set up the server
[06:30] <shell-fu> ross_, haha sorry h/o
[06:30] <Evolution-X> just install on usb and put isos there according to specs. posted on page
[06:30] <mawst> Starcraft II is out. :O
[06:30] <JViz> thune3: i have two hard drives and i want to be able to boot the same OS on one of the hard drives when booting from either drive in the bootlist
[06:31] <shorttech> natex, " - U user" do I put my user name?
[06:31] <natex> shorttech: try the username from the windows box
[06:31] <JViz> thune3: bios bootlist, that is
[06:31] <fishcooker> my internal speaker on windows works seamlessly but on ubuntu it's suck
[06:32] <fishcooker> why, anyone?
[06:32] <uLinux> "The permissions of "smb" could not be determined."
[06:32] <uLinux> o.o
[06:32] <nisstyre65> fishcooker: try turning down the volume
[06:32] <shell-fu> ross_, sorry, i think that is default....
[06:32] <shorttech> natex, what about under share?
[06:32] <shell-fu> ross_, is the arrow buttons the only thing that is missing?
[06:32] <natex> shorttech: that would be the shared folder/directory
[06:33] <shell-fu> ross_, google probably thought they're obsolete, therefore took them out.  If you think about it, it kinda is....
[06:33] <patman023> fishcooker, turn the volume down to about 50% and then see if it clears up, if it does, then you're likely just overdriving the speakers
[06:33] <ross_> shell_fu : yes that is the only thing that's missing
[06:33] <fishcooker> nisstyre65 with my headphone is working well, but the speaker not
[06:33] <natex> shorttech: so smbclient //192.168.1.2/MUSIC -U shorttech
[06:33] <natex> shorttech: not literally :)
[06:33] <ross_> shell_fu : : (
[06:33] <uLinux> natex: i restarted both machines and then connect using "Connect to Server" at Places.. and now I can see the folder im sharing but cant open it/mount it
[06:34] <fishcooker>  patman023: i've tried but my speaker not work
[06:34] <patman023> fishcooker, thats 2 separate devices, and headphones are driven differently than  speakers
[06:34] <red2kic> patman023: How do I invoke Tab Candy? :o
[06:34] <JViz> thune3: right now i'm dual booting and the bootloader is on a different drive than ubuntu, i'd like to be able to remove the hd of the other OS and still have a bootable system
[06:34] <natex> uLinux: you have a permissions problem
[06:34] <thune3> JViz: that doesn't sound very difficult, just installing grub to the mbr of both drives. checking command...
[06:34] <patman023> red2kic, try control space
[06:34] <Adman65> what is the proper place to put a command i want executed on system load every time ?
[06:34] <fishcooker> nat* patman023 is there any chance to make it work
[06:34] <Adman65> isn't like like /usr/bin/local or something
[06:35] <uLinux> natex: allow others to access it and guests.. these options are enabled
[06:35] <nisstyre65> fishcooker: most likely the problem is that your pc speaker has the volume at or close to 100%, which would cause distortion
[06:35] <patman023> fishcooker, so the speakers - when you go to something like youtube, does it work at all?
[06:36] <shorttech> natex, (Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME)
[06:36] <uLinux> natex: "Others: Create and delete files"
[06:36] <JViz> thune3: grub-install /dev/sdb ?
[06:36] <natex> shorttech: can you use the ip adress?
[06:36] <fishcooker> pat* nope
[06:36] <uLinux> Im using Windows Shares.. maybe thats the problem
[06:36] <natex> uLinux: are we talking about two linux boxes?
[06:37] <uLinux> both machines are ubuntu
[06:37] <fishcooker> niss* i mute first
[06:37] <uLinux> yes natex
[06:37] <shorttech> natex, usually I just connect to the VPN and them I can map the drive. Im not sure what IP to use
[06:37] <red2kic> patman023: CTRL + Space -- Nothing?
[06:37] <uLinux> i've connect windows xp and ubuntu before but this seems harder lol
[06:37] <uLinux> *connected
[06:37] <natex> uLinux: first I would read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[06:38] <patman023> red2kic, shoot, lemme grap where i yoinked it from
[06:38] <uLinux> it should be a lot easier to do this
[06:38] <patman023> grap - grep for the new generation?
[06:38] <thune3> JViz: i think that's all there is to it.
[06:39] <JViz> thune3: thank you! brb, gonna try it out
[06:40] <natex> shorttech: are you sure you are on the VPN? and if so, try the IP address of the shared box
[06:41] <patman023> red2kic, http://www.reddit.com/tb/ctr1k
[06:41] <wrektjet> does anyone know what the mount point should be entered as in fstab for a location "HDD 2" Ive tried /HDD\2 /HDD\ 2 and 'HDD 2' none worked
[06:41] <shorttech> natex, it saying that it is connected.
[06:41] <uLinux> isnt there a easy  way to share folders between ubuntu machines? damn..
[06:41] <red2kic> patman023: I grabbed a nightly build recently. Will see how that goes. I like the addon/theme tab rather than a separate window.
[06:42] <red2kic> uLinux: You tried gshare yet?
[06:42] <natex> uLinux: have you read the doc I mentioned?
[06:42] <uLinux> it's FDP
[06:42] <uLinux> FTP
[06:42] <uLinux> natex:  im reading it but it's too complex
[06:42] <natex> uLinux: ...
[06:43] <sweetpi> wrektjet: spaces are represented as \040
[06:43] <natex> uLinux: focus :)
[06:43] <uLinux> using the terminal to share folders ffs
[06:43] <wrektjet> sweetpi, so it should be /HDD\0402 ?
[06:43] <andu> hej
[06:43] <uLinux> now im gonna read Samba Server Configuration - Graphical
[06:43] <uLinux> lol
[06:43] <sweetpi> wrektjet: yes
[06:44] <wrektjet> sweetpi, THANKS! ill try it now
[06:44] <natex> uLinux: using the terminal is nearly foolproof. no GUI junk to fsck things up.
[06:44] <patman023> red2kic, tried and don't like?
[06:44] <red2kic> patman023: Ah. Maybe a special version of Firefox explained it.
[06:44] <patman023> yeah
[06:44] <sweetpi> wrektjet: actually since its a "2" im not sure that would work lol
[06:44] <red2kic> patman023: "Tab Candy is not a Firefox extension of sorts. So you will have to download this special version of Firefox build first of all."
[06:44] <patman023> red2kic, different build i linked you - yeah
[06:45] <wrektjet> sweetpi, well ill try it.
[06:45] <plouffe> uLinux, do you use fusesmb?
[06:45] <patman023> red2kic, watch the video - it gives you a good idea of the extensibility
[06:45] <red2kic> patman023: Retrieving the file. Yeah, I read about that few days ago. :)
[06:46] <root> fuck
[06:46] <uLinux> plouffe: no
[06:46] <uLinux> i just want to copy files from a machine to another
[06:46] <uLinux> it's easier with ubuntu and xp
[06:46] <Techniq> uLinux: no external HD?
[06:46] <patman023> red2kic, make sure you disable the updates to minefield in edit>prefs>advanced>updates
[06:47] <uLinux> Techniq: no
[06:47] <bigle> Hello I am new to using Ubuntu and have a simple question thats been driving me nuts i have an 8 gb cruzer USB flash drive that comes with a backup system mounted as an ISO when i plug in i only see the cd part of drive where can i access the disk itself to add and remove files from it ?
[06:47] <plouffe> uLinux, I use fusesmb -s /mnt/network , it autorecognizes my XP machine, and works fine
[06:47] <patman023> red2kic, otherwise it'll overwrite with the latest official pre- build
[06:47] <red2kic> uLinux: "scp -r Prawn/ bob@192.168.1.103:~/Desktop/"
[06:48] <uLinux> -.-
[06:48] <shell-fu> does running a higher resolution require more power from your psu??
[06:49] <red2kic> bigle: If you want to remove U3 -- If that what you're talking about. You'll have to download U3_Uninstall_Setup.exe from their website and use it on a XP. :
[06:49] <shell-fu> for your gpu etc etc
[06:49] <uLinux> DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.InvalidArgs: Mountpoint Already registered
[06:49] <patman023> shell-fu, not directly, just mor processing power
[06:49] <uLinux> wtf
[06:49] <owen1_> i have no audio with hdmi. i turn-off the laptop. connect the hdmi cable, turn the machine and can only see. not hear. where is the htmi option i had with kramic? it used to be part of the volume manager thingy.
[06:49] <hylian> shell-fu no, if anything it might require a little more speed from your gpu, but not very much.
[06:49] <niglop> which boot option do i use for usb on bios? usb-fdd usb-hdd theres like 4 of them
[06:50] <shell-fu> patman023, yes i think it's my psu... it's 400 watts... on top of that, my cpu temp/gpu temp never exceed 70 C ... so it can't be overheating correct?
[06:50] <patman023> hylian, he's on a 400W psu with a nvidia 220
[06:50] <hylian> shell-fu it should be negligable, it shouldnt matter much at all.
[06:50] <patman023> shell-fu, doubt it unless it's heat damaged and the expansionof parts causes a physical disconnect has borked
[06:50] <Techniq> niglop: those are orders of booting sequence; pick one that has usb > hdd (if you want to read usb before hdd)
[06:51] <patman023> gah
[06:51] <shell-fu> patman023, but get this... this problem didn't come to me in ubuntu intill i switched monitors and had an increase in resolution
[06:51] <niglop> yes Techniq  but there are like four different usb options i dont know which one
[06:51] <shell-fu> patman023, i had dual monitors... one 32" and one 20" running both ad 1360x766
[06:51] <patman023> shell-fu, wouldnt be surprised personally, extra computations=extra power draw and extra heat
[06:52] <hylian> shell-fu that doesnt mean that ubuntu supports a higher resolution for your graphics card, or it might only slightly support it.
[06:52] <patman023> shell-fu, whats the new res?
[06:52] <shell-fu> patman023, now it started when i have one monitor but have a 1920x1050 resolution
[06:52] <Techniq> niglop: plz check pm's
[06:52] <shell-fu> hylian, please reiterate
[06:52] <patman023> shell-fu, hrm thats tricky...
[06:53] <red2kic> bigle: Check in /media/ -- Also, keep the conversation here. It should mount the USB on the desktop for you.
[06:53] <shell-fu> hylian, i don't understand fully. the higher reso isn't supported, and that's why it is turning off.... also when i ran in windows 7 i had same problem with dual monitor configuration at 1360x766 and a single one same res
[06:53] <hylian> shell-fu ubuntu, depending upon what driver your using may or may not support certain features of your graphics card. so while it might support, say 1024x768, it might not support 1140x872, etc.
[06:54] <patman023> shell-fu, also what grafx intensive prog are you using?
[06:54] <shell-fu> hylian, like, streaming videos.... playing mmorpgs like runescape that are web based
[06:54] <patman023> hylian, that shouldnt cause his whole machine to just shut down
[06:54] <hylian> patman023 or it would cause ubuntu to boot non x. hmmm.
[06:55] <patman023> afk
[06:55] <shell-fu> patman023, my computer doesn't turn off... it goes black... t hen the log on screen just comes up
[06:55] <shell-fu> patman023, and the computer restarts fully... all programs deleted etc etc
[06:56] <hylian> shell-fu i think there is a problem, software or hardware. the only thing you can try is lowering or increasing your resolution and/or your refresh rate.
[06:56] <hylian> shell-fu are you using the driver ubuntu gave you or the one from nvidia?
[06:56] <shell-fu> nvidia's pro driver
[06:57] <shell-fu> hylian, nvidia's pro driver
[06:57] <socky> Hey guys, I'm using lucid, in a VM, on a secondary monitor.  The resolution I need to make it work is 1224x698.  I have tried doing "xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1224x698" but it doesnt recognise LVDS  what should i do to get that resolution set
[06:57] <hylian> shell-fu you might want to see if ubuntu suggests using another driver, it can still be from nvidia, but more compatable. on my machine, a slightly older driver is actually more compatable.
[06:58] <shell-fu> hylian, when i go into the sys >> admin >> hardware drivers it only shows one driver...
[07:00] <Copolii> Hi there everyone. Can anybody help me get ubuntu booting on my system? I've installed it in a FakeRaid 1 (2x1TB), but it just keep looping. without even showing the grub menu.
[07:00] <hylian> shell-fu is that the one already installed? does it say "this driver is active and currently in use?" and does it say it's proprietary? because then i would try it and see if it works better, you can always go back.
[07:00] <shell-fu> hylian, yes it is installed... i use the nvida-settings utility in shell all the time
[07:01] <JViz> thune3: thank you! it works perfectly
[07:01] <thune3> JViz: cool.
[07:01] <ranjan> hi all
[07:01] <ranjan> can we have winmodem drivers working with ndiswrapper??
[07:02] <hylian> you might want to google that nvidia card with ubuntu 10.04 and see if anyone else had that problem. I still suggest lowering the screen resolution, maybe to 1440. also some monitors can handle some resolutions only at a certain refresh rate.
[07:03] <spaceghost_> anyone have a problem with adding network files to vlc playlist in 10.04?
[07:04] <blitzo> can anyone tell me how to convert a wav file to au format?  i have loaded every sound application i can find and none of them do it.  this is real simple in windows...
[07:04] <hylian> !bye
[07:05] <thune3> JViz: because your /boot/grub is on sdb, be aware that sdb will work without sda, but sda will not work without sdb.
[07:05] <kpkarl> blitzo, soundKonverter will do it
[07:05] <JViz> thune3: that's because grub is on sdb?
[07:06] <thune3> JViz: right, the bootloader on sda points to /boot/grub on sdb. So if sdb is not there....
[07:06] <slimjimflim> hi i'm trying to use a webcam w/ flash but on any site i try (ustream.tv and justin.tv) i get a black box on the bottom 1/2 of my screen
[07:06] <JViz> thune3: ty
[07:06] <slimjimflim> so i think it has to be flash
[07:06] <slimjimflim> any suggestions?
[07:07] <thune3> JViz: sorry, just wanted to be extra clear. and np
[07:07] <JViz> thune3: i could fix that by either making a grub partition on sda or using the windows bootloader on sda?
[07:08] <thune3> JViz: right.
[07:09] <thune3> JViz: i've seen people do just that, leave the windows bootloader on the windows disk. And point bios to the linux drive when they want grub.
[07:10] <blitzo> kpkarl, thanks!!
[07:10] <JViz> thune3: yeah, it seems like the thing to do
[07:10] <kpkarl> blitzo, your welcome
[07:10] <patman023> red2kic, how's the tab candy?
[07:11] <Copolii> w00t! fixed it :)
[07:12] <red2kic> patman023: Playing Halo3. ;)
[07:12] <patman023> lolkk
[07:12] <Techniq> heh
[07:13] <sobersabre> is there an IRC command to list all users on the current channel ?
[07:13] <sobersabre> or simulate rejoining ?
[07:13] <sobersabre> (b/c on the joining I am getting users list)
[07:13] <shauno> sobersabre: try /names
[07:13] <maco> sobersabre: are you usin irssi?
[07:13] <dustin> halo 3!!!???
[07:13] <sobersabre> maco: yes.
[07:13] <maco> sobersabre: what shauno said then
[07:13] <sobersabre> cool :)
[07:13] <sobersabre> thanks!
[07:14] <dustin> i want to play
[07:14] <woodyjlw> I can only see one of my 2 ide hard drives in ubuntu now and it is the first one. I know my jumpers are set right.  I can see both fin in windows and both have ntfs . why can I only see just the one now
[07:15] <dustin> woddjlw:? whats you spec? os, hardware?
[07:15] <J3ckyl> woodyjlw, do a  "blkid"
[07:15] <J3ckyl> and post
[07:16] <woodyjlw> ubuntu 10.04 just installed asus mb m2n4-sli with 2 ide 250 drives and on sata 250. os is on sata 250
[07:16] <flomaster> anyone have an idea as to why my init.d scripts aren't working I added 3 scripts and they aren't working on boot but all work if I manually run them
[07:17] <woodyjlw> blkid did nothing
[07:17] <J3ckyl> It returned nothing?
[07:18] <kasun> Hello, does anyone know a way to search the content in the terminal? I need to search for something i
[07:18] <Techniq> woodyjlw: did you do it as root in terminal?
[07:18] <flomaster> sudo blkid
[07:18] <thune3> flomaster: you added them to an rc runlevel?
[07:18] <kasun> generally what i do is to copy it to gedit and search
[07:18] <kasun> is there an easy way?
[07:19] <flomaster> thune3,  no I don't believe I did, I just chmod +x them and put them in   /etc/init.d/
[07:19] <woodyjlw> ok it still only sees my one ide 250 and not the other
[07:19] <dustin> woodyjlw,i can tell you right off hand if your in dualboot,or before had pc even touch  you hdd then its the file format, the same goes for flash media,,its readable on formated with lunix,so-so the other way
[07:20] <dustin> ubuntu 10.04 just installed asus mb m2n4-sli with 2 ide 250 drives and on sata 250. os is on sata 250? right ?
[07:21] <thune3> flomaster: i'm not sure exactly what the right way for ubuntu is, but all init.d scripts are run from links in one of the /etc/rc?.d/ directories.
[07:21] <woodyjlw> dustin, ok but I have had this before and if I take the 2 drives out and switch them around as master and slave and put back in I can then see the one I could not from before and the one I could is no longer there ....what causes this
[07:24] <tpl2000> What exactly is a netsplit? I saw the one earlier...Just would like to know what causes it <.<
[07:24] <dustin> get your computer model number and general "updating" or even the hard stuff is easyier,i know, i had the crappy laptop,<mumble>comandle this and that, but the hardest part about it was finding the package,
[07:24] <flomaster> thune3, I found 2 of my scripts in  rc0.d
[07:24] <woodyjlw> dustin,  I even replaced ide cable and still not fixed
[07:25] <woodyjlw> going to reboot and switch them
[07:25] <red2kic> !netsplit | tpl2000
[07:26] <odb|fidel> tpl2000: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit <- that is a netsplit ;)
[07:26] <dustin> woody, i have simaliar problems
[07:26] <dustin> just a sec reseaching
[07:27] <Socky_> http://pastebin.com/DDYVJXrh  does this make sense to anyone why i can't add this mode to my xconf.
[07:28] <Jigal> hello i am tryint to install zend-server-ce-php-5.3 through ubuntu software center and then i get an error: requires installation of untrusted packages. And it doesn't let me install. Any help?
[07:30] <tpl2000> @ red2kick, odb|fidel: So is this a physical disconnection?
[07:30] <dustin> jigal< can you show me what you mean?
[07:30] <dustin> jigal,/hey
[07:32] <dustin> hello, jigal?
[07:34] <dustin> im wait to help someone
[07:34] <dustin> ??
[07:35] <Jigal> dustin: ok
[07:35] <ejv> !ask | dustin
[07:35] <Jigal> you want a screenshot?
[07:35] <Techniq> lol
[07:35] <Cocoa_Poo> Can i ask a question?
[07:36] <_jesse_> !ask | Cocoa_Poo
[07:36] <Cocoa_Poo> what if that was my question?
[07:36] <blackrock> Hey all! Good day
[07:36] <Bogus8> I'm running Server 10.4 with 512mb of ram and showing rather large ammounts of memory use... Landscape is showing 47% on the MOTD and atop is flashing red in the memory area... but nothing looks unusual in the processes of atop or top
[07:36] <dustin> jigal, what is you so
[07:36] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: then yes you can, but you can only ask one and you already used it
[07:37] <tpl2000> Hup, there's your question. No more questions from you, Cocoa_poo
[07:37] <blackrock> Where do I go if I want to add a brand new keyboard layout to Ubuntu?
[07:37] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: :P
[07:37] <Cocoa_Poo> Can i ask more than one?
[07:37] <Jigal> dustin: you so?
[07:37] <dustin> ejv,yes?
[07:37] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: yep I raised your limit to two and yet you still used them all
[07:37] <Bogus8> Cocoa_Poo: you have asked 3 now
[07:37] <hateball> !ask
[07:38] <Cocoa_Poo> Can't i bargain for unlimited questions?
[07:38] <Jigal> dustin: here is a screenshot http://twitpic.com/292q0b
[07:38] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: nah against the rules, something about wishing for more wishing
[07:38] <dustin> jigal, sorry bad keyboard its going out,
[07:38] <blackrock> Hey guys, please reply
[07:38] <Cocoa_Poo> can i chat?
[07:38] <Cocoa_Poo> Ok I'm done
[07:38] <Cocoa_Poo> lol?
[07:38] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: :P ask your support question already
[07:38] <thune3> flomaster: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBootupHowto has command in "installing custom init-scripts" section. "update-rc.d".
[07:38] <Cocoa_Poo> that wasn't a question.
[07:38] <Cocoa_Poo> Support?
[07:39] <Cocoa_Poo> I'm just looking for the main lobby
[07:39] <blackrock> Where do I go if I want to add a brand new keyboard layout to Ubuntu?
[07:39] <Cocoa_Poo> o.o
[07:39] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: why else would you be asking a question?
[07:39] <Bogus8> You know what is odd... those that break the rules/eticate about "asking to ask" are the ones that get the attention of others and then get their question answered... were as the ones, like me, who are patient and polite have their questions over looked over and over :(
[07:39] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: the main lobby for what?
[07:39] <Cocoa_Poo> for chatting on freenode?
[07:39] <bazhang> Cocoa_Poo, not this channel
[07:39] <Jigal> dustin: you got my screenshot? http://twitpic.com/292q0b
[07:39] <elky> Cocoa_Poo, this channel is for technical support for Ubuntu. You're looking for #defocus I think
[07:39] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: #freenode-offtopic maybe?
[07:39] <Cocoa_Poo> which one?
[07:39] <dustin> jigal,yes
[07:40] <bazhang> Cocoa_Poo, try #ubuntu-offtopic or #defocus
[07:40] <ogunay> hi, i use ubuntu lucid and firefox 3.6.7. When i try to download a file from web, it gives an error;  /tmp/G_wzxnBN..bin.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read.  Try again later, or contact the server administrator.
[07:40] <Cocoa_Poo> Ok
[07:40] <Cocoa_Poo> well heres a TQ one
[07:40] <Cocoa_Poo> What does ''voice'' change?
[07:40] <_jesse_> Bogus8: people will answer your question if they know it
[07:40] <Bogus8> Cocoa_Poo: typically nothing
[07:40] <dustin> bogus8, if i could type fast than i wouyld be faster then the bot
[07:40] <Jigal> dustin: do you know what to do about it
[07:40] <Cocoa_Poo> then whats the point?
[07:41] <Bogus8> _jesse_: I understand... but I find it hard to believe that I just have THAT good of questions. ;)
[07:41] <bazhang> Cocoa_Poo, this has nothing to do with Ubuntu support
[07:41] <dustin> jigal,just a sec
[07:41] <Bogus8> _jesse_: it happens a LOT
[07:41] <_jesse_> !memory | Bogus8
[07:41] <_jesse_> Bogus8: there's an answer :P
[07:41] <Jigal> dustin: ok\
[07:41] <thune3> ogunay: if it is just a problem with the one file (or one site), then the error message is accurate.
[07:42] <dustin> jigal,just a sec i am looking into it
[07:42] <Bogus8> _jesse_: I do understand that memory is cached a lot and is miss leading... but landscape compensates for that... as does atop (only flashing when needed)... right?
[07:42] <Cocoa_Poo> what does ubuntu mean?
[07:42] <ogunay> thune3: i've face with this error in different sites
[07:42] <Bogus8> Cocoa_Poo: you would be better served at www.google.com
[07:43] <Cocoa_Poo> what's a google?
[07:43] <bazhang> Cocoa_Poo, please stop
[07:43] <Bogus8> click that link then click the X in the top right ;)
[07:43] <willemb> Hi guys.  VERY frequently (think it might be every second reboot) empathy is all out of whack
[07:43] <_jesse_> Bogus8: hmm, not familiar with landscape :-/
[07:43] <willemb> no contacts display, and it is impossible to register accounts
[07:44] <Cocoa_Poo> Is there moderators on here?
[07:44] <Techniq> willemb: you should try gaim (pidgin) =)
[07:44] <willemb> then, next day all better again
[07:44] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: yes
[07:44] <Bogus8> _jesse_: canonical's little tool that gives that info on the MOTD on the newer ubuntu log ins
[07:44] <HeTaL> Simple question. Can I make a "live" usb that I can actually store information on? As in I want to make a live usb where I don't have to always apt-get everything from scratch. I've never attempted actually using a live usb, so I'm new to that.
[07:44] <Bogus8> Cocoa_Poo: you are probably getting close to finding out
[07:45] <_jesse_> Bogus8: right, I know *what* it is :) just not how it manages memory
[07:45] <willemb> Techniq:  Really?  Is that the reccommended action?  Why on earth did ubuntu go with empathy?
[07:45] <HeTaL> Free cookies to whoever answers my question. Yes or No will suffice. Thanks in advance.
[07:46] <dustin> it can be dont, i did it in a vm ware
[07:46] <dustin> done*
[07:46] <Cocoa_Poo> Why am i not banned then?
[07:46] <Bogus8> _jesse_: ah... sorry.  Well, it wouldn't serve much purpose if it didn't compensate for the way linux uses memory/cache.  It would always be reporting a large amount of memory usage (typically 100%) if it didn't.. right?
[07:46] <Techniq> willemb: not sure, but i've always been quite satisfied w/ pidgin - has multi IM types
[07:46] <_jesse_> HeTaL: you might be able to do it with live usb, def not with live cd
[07:46] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: beats me
[07:46] <Techniq> willemb: supports msn, yahoo, aim, icq, etc
[07:46] <bazhang> HeTaL, sure, persistent usb
[07:46] <Bogus8> HeTaL: yes
[07:46] <bazhang> !usb | HeTaL
[07:47] <Bogus8> now where are my cookies!?
[07:47] <Cocoa_Poo> is there anyway to recover corrupt data on a usb drive?
[07:47] <bazhang> HeTaL, check the last link there
[07:47] <_jesse_> Bogus8: right, I agree ;)
[07:48] <dustin> jigal,?
[07:48] <Jigal> dustin: yes?
[07:48] <dustin> whats you os?
[07:48]  * HeTaL gives _jesse_, bazhang, and Bogus8 all they can eat free cookies. =D
[07:49] <Cocoa_Poo> Ok last one was a serious question T_T
[07:49] <thune3> ogunay: maybe try right-click/save file as, or there are a couple suggestions http://kb.mozillazine.org/Source_file_could_not_be_read
[07:49] <Jigal> dustin: 10.04 TLS
[07:49] <_jesse_> HeTaL: woot!
[07:49] <Cocoa_Poo> is there anyway to recover corrupt data on a usb drive?
[07:49] <Bogus8> _jesse_: basically I am running a very similar system on 8.04 and all the same processes/services (actually more) and my atop doesn't show any issues what so ever on my system... but on my buddy's (which I set up and installed) it's complaining about mem usage.
[07:49] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: ever heard of the boy who cried wolf?
[07:49] <bazhang> !repeat | Cocoa_Poo
[07:49] <Cocoa_Poo> Rofl
[07:49] <Cocoa_Poo> :P
[07:50] <Cocoa_Poo> I can do worse then that :3
[07:50] <Bogus8> Cocoa_Poo: is this really that fun for you?
[07:50] <_jesse_> Bogus8: hmm :-/ I'm at a loss, I'm not sure
[07:51] <HeTaL> I know I might be better off asking this question in the bt4 room, but since bt4 is now based on ubuntu, do you think it would be easy to make a persistent live usb?
[07:51] <dustin> jigal, ok im the guy that needs every bit of info, i dont want to repeat myself, cuz my keyboard is going out,and it takes forever to talk
[07:51] <Esprit> Hi
[07:51] <Jigal> dustin: i told you i have 10.04 TLS
[07:52] <dustin> jigal, is it the desktop laptop? what is it
[07:52] <Jigal> dustin its a laptop sony viao
[07:53] <HeTaL> Ah, excuse my stupid question. I'll be silent for now.
[07:53] <Esprit> hi
[07:53] <Esprit> m trying to install a mouse
[07:53] <Esprit> and i cant
[07:53] <Cocoa_Poo> Nah
[07:53] <Esprit> i cant make it work
[07:54] <Cocoa_Poo> juss wanna know if i can recover that data
[07:54] <Esprit> i searched at the internet
[07:54] <dustin> okidokia, whats the modle nimber?
[07:54] <Esprit> and info seems to be obsolet
[07:54] <Bogus8> Cocoa_Poo: well, you are going about it wrong
[07:54] <dustin> jigal,whats the model number
[07:54] <Esprit> My mouse is logitech is a common serial mouse
[07:54] <MaRk-I> Cocoa_Poo: try testdisk/photorec
[07:54] <Esprit> and my distro is jaunty
[07:55] <HeTaL> Cocoa_Poo: is this in anyway an ubuntu specific question?
[07:55] <Jigal> dusting pcg-4c1m
[07:55] <willemb> Techniq:  I used to love pidgin, just went with Empathy automatically
[07:55] <thune3> Jigal: did you install the public key for the repository you added (if you didn't add a ppa)
[07:55] <Jigal> dustin pcg-4c1m
[07:55] <Esprit> hi all
[07:55] <Esprit> I need help
[07:55] <Jigal> thune3: no where do i get it?
[07:55] <dustin> hate when my keyboard miss spells
[07:55] <HeTaL> Esprit: is it a wireless mouse?
[07:55] <Esprit> no HeTaL
[07:55] <Esprit> just a simple mouse
[07:55] <willemb> Techniq:  Will the ubuntu communication thing still integrate properly?
[07:56] <thune3> Jigal: where did you get the info about adding the repository?
[07:56] <Esprit> Hetal is an old mouse, serial connection
[07:56] <Esprit> works in windows XP but not in ubuntu
[07:56] <HeTaL> Esprit: Are you sure your ports are working?
[07:56] <Esprit> yes
[07:57] <HeTaL> Even on ubuntu?
[07:57] <Esprit> I mean when i run windows the mouse works correctly
[07:57] <Jigal> thune3: someone told me to att this link to ubuntu software center  deb http://repos.zend.com/zend-server/deb server non-free when i did that, I got this error: http://pastebin.com/shLZf0NH/
[07:57] <HeTaL> Ok. Can you try sticking in somthing other than the mouse in that port?
[07:57] <Esprit> Mmmm
[07:57] <Techniq> willemb: i dont see why it shouldnt work? linux is all about usability of preferred progs right? =P
[07:57] <Esprit> I'm affraid I dont have nothing else
[07:58] <Esprit> just the mouse :S
[07:58] <Cocoa_Poo> not rly.
[07:58] <Cocoa_Poo> idk wat ubuntu is
[07:58] <Cocoa_Poo> lol
[07:58] <HeTaL> Ah. Well, physical troubleshooting is probably the only thing I can help you out with. Anyone have any idea how to check if a port is alive through a terminal.\
[07:58] <xTheGoat121x> Is there a way to get the Indicator-Applet-Session display my full name instead of my username?
[07:58] <dustin> jigal, when was it made?
[07:58] <HeTaL> Cocoa_Poo: Then try taking your question somewhere relevant.
[07:59]  * HeTaL is afk
[07:59] <Techniq> Cocoa_Poo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_%28operating_system%29 <<< that should answer all your Q's =)
[08:00] <Esprit> at google the solution proposed is to change the configuration in xorg.conf but doesn't work with me
[08:00] <Jigal> dustin: its this one: http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/666/sony-vaio-vgn-t1xp-notebook-widescreen
[08:01] <Esprit> I guess i¡ll have to buy a fucking mouse
[08:01] <Esprit> with a ps2 port
[08:01] <thune3> Jigal: if i have this right you need to run:  wget http://repos.zend.com/deb/zend.key -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[08:02] <Bogus8> anyone got any suggestions for a REALLY cheap Home Theatre PC that can handle H264 at at least 720p (1080p would be ideal)?
[08:02] <Esprit> and solution the problem
[08:02] <Kartagis> what does brw-rw----+ mean at /dev/sr0 ?
[08:02] <ssbpls> how to use GTK to creat a application?
[08:02] <HeTaL> Bogus8: I recently saw a link about a 200$ custom build that's a 2.8 dual core and 1GB of ram.
[08:02] <HeTaL> Want a link to that?
[08:02] <Bogus8> HeTaL: sure
[08:03] <ssbpls> here is the information:ssbpls@ssbpls-laptop:~$ gcc QT.c -o QT 'pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0'
[08:03] <ssbpls> gcc: pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0: No such file or directory
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:1:16: error: gtk.h: No such file or directory
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:2: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘*’ token
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:7: error: expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘__attribute__’ before ‘delete_event’
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:13: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘*’ token
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c: In function ‘main’:
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:20: error: ‘GtkWidget’ undeclared (first use in this function)
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:20: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:20: error: for each function it appears in.)
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:20: error: ‘window’ undeclared (first use in this function)
[08:03] <ssbpls> QT.c:21: error: ‘button’ undeclared (first use in this function)
[08:03] <Bogus8> bye, ssbpls
[08:03] <dustin> jigal, if you give me the wrong model# i am of not help to you
[08:04] <HeTaL> Bogus8:
[08:04] <HeTaL> one sec\
[08:04] <Bogus8> heh
[08:04] <HeTaL> How do I paste over putty?
[08:04] <taibei> lol
[08:04] <_jesse_> HeTaL: right click iirc
[08:04] <Jigal> dustin: sorry i dont know what you want from me. I looked up the model on the internet. Its the same mothel it seems to have another code as well
[08:04] <Techniq> ssbpls: plz use a pastebin
[08:04] <iceroot_> HeTaL: use pastebin
[08:04] <Bogus8> HeTaL: yeah, just right click
[08:04] <Jigal> thune3: and after that?
[08:05] <Kartagis> !flood | ssbpls
[08:05] <HeTaL> o.o this is sucking. Pastebin it is.
[08:05] <HeTaL> windows ffffuuuu
[08:05] <thune3> Jigal: then is should install without the error. For further information this blog seems to have the instructions you need: http://blog.johan-mares.be/ict/php/installing-zend-server-ce-on-ubuntu/
[08:05] <dustin> sony viao pcg-4c1m
[08:05] <ssbpls> Techniq:Ok,but what's a pastebin?
[08:05] <Bogus8> LOL
[08:06] <Kartagis> !pastebin | ssbpls
[08:06] <HeTaL> http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2366841,00.asp
[08:06] <_jesse_> ssbpls: there's a link right in the message
[08:06] <Bogus8> HeTaL: you really can't get it to paste?  I use putty and I just right click.
[08:06] <HeTaL> Turns out I wasn't copying right...
[08:06] <Techniq> ssbpls: http://pastebin.com/ <<< paste your info in there and click upload then paste the link to the info to us
[08:06] <ssbpls> OK
[08:06] <Bogus8> HeTaL: LOL
[08:06] <Bogus8> HeTaL: thanks for the link
[08:06] <Techniq> ssbpls: upload or submit (same thing)
[08:06] <HeTaL> Yeah, I tend to suck at life.
[08:06] <HeTaL> Anytime.
[08:06] <terry> How many users in the world use ubuntu?
[08:07] <terry> Is it more than windows?
[08:07] <plouffe> 5 billion
[08:07] <ssbpls> Techniq:Ok
[08:07] <HeTaL> 5.2 according to the new stats, plouffe
[08:07] <Techniq> terry probably 60-70% of all Linux users
[08:08] <terry> Is it more than windows?
[08:08] <Bogus8> Techniq: highly unlikely... but there is no accounting for taste ;)
[08:08] <_jesse_> terry: no
[08:08] <terry> 12 I heard!!
[08:08] <Techniq> terry: nope
[08:08] <Bogus8> terry: lots of people watch American Idol every year... doesn't mean it's any good. :)
[08:08] <Cocoa_Poo> how good is ubuntu?
[08:08] <dustin> jigal, im just being honest not meant to be rude,but some "Packets" are special, to each kindof computer,toshbia is what i had it was the bigest pain, to get it to work, but i did, by what i am telling you
[08:08] <_jesse_> Cocoa_Poo: please stop
[08:08] <Cocoa_Poo> does it conflict with any games or programs that XP can run?
[08:08]  * Bogus8 thinks Cocoa_Poo and terry are "friends"
[08:08] <Techniq> Bogus8: well I'm on Mandriva; just giving benefit of doubt to Ubuntu though (as it is more popular amongst Linux users)
[08:09] <Cocoa_Poo> no?
[08:09] <Cocoa_Poo> I know nobody here
[08:09] <HeTaL> Cocoa_Poo: It might.
[08:09] <Cocoa_Poo> I'm just a yugioh duelist.
[08:09] <HeTaL> I've seen people run crysis on ubuntu
[08:09] <Bogus8> terry: there are more windows users than linux users TOTAL
[08:09] <meesebyte> Is there a way to change username in ubuntu 9.20
[08:09] <terry> Why is that then?
[08:09] <meesebyte> 9.10*
[08:10] <_jesse_> terry: fear of the unknown
[08:10] <terry> Most people are not fool to waste money
[08:10] <terry> in windows
[08:10] <HeTaL> meesebyte: you can copy your home directory to a new user with a different name.
[08:10] <tpl2000> Terry: There's some seriously massive marketing scheming going on by Microsoft
[08:10] <HeTaL> Not sure if there is a direct way
[08:10] <Techniq> terry: financial forces promote Windows, and Linux is an open-source project
[08:11] <meesebyte> HeTaL: Can I delete the old acct?
[08:11] <Bogus8> terry: are you joking?  Our society is the KIND at throwing money away... look at all those infomercials... they don't keep playing those for nothing... yet the products are complete rubbish.
[08:11] <terry> But we must accept that windows is more polished!
[08:11] <_jesse_> You're more polished
[08:11] <Bogus8> terry: I will give you that... but that doesn't make it "better"... again, MTV is "polished" but it's still crap
[08:12] <dustin> jigal, just look up the model# and see what comes up, keep in mind  what is  very common, and the rest will follow
[08:12] <Techniq> meesebyte: http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/how-to-change-username-in-linux/ <<< try that, its a general linux solution
[08:12] <terry> The appearance is awesome
[08:12] <Jigal> dustin ok
[08:12] <tpl2000> Terry: You can polish a turd, too.
[08:12] <HeTaL> terry: This is hard to discuss without going into great details like filestructure, stability, and hardware support.
[08:12] <tpl2000> terry: (Just saying.)
[08:12] <Bogus8> terry: Woah, I wouldn't go that far... everything windows 7 is doing was modeled after Linux :)
[08:13] <terry> Well which one is more easy for beginners?
[08:13] <Techniq> terry: http://i34.tinypic.com/1zlc8rp.jpg <<< see if Windows can do that =)
[08:13] <meowww> Hello, I can't compile totem from source even if i've installed all the packages it needs --- '''''Requested 'gstreamer-0.10 >= 0.10.28.1' but version of GStreamer is 0.10.28''''' and ''''''Requested 'gstreamer-base-0.10 >= 0.10.28.1' but version of GStreamer base classes is 0.10.28''''''  ------------- the thing is i'm already on 0.10.28.1. what's wrong with this guy?
[08:13] <dustin> jigal,this is what happen to me,take a look at the video
[08:13] <Bogus8> terry: umm, either really
[08:13] <thune3> terry: the go eat your baby food, since it is better for beginners
[08:13] <Jigal> dustin: ok which video
[08:13] <thune3> *then
[08:13] <Bogus8> terry: actually I would say Linux would be (especially Ubuntu)
[08:14] <terry> No the problem is another thing
[08:14] <dustin> im sending an invite to you
[08:14] <Bogus8> I know which one gives my clients the most headaches with viruses and malware :)
[08:14] <terry> Children in schools are getting used to windows
[08:14] <Techniq> terry: did you check the link i sent you?
[08:14] <Bogus8> terry: that isn't beginers.
[08:15] <terry> and childhood memories!!!
[08:15] <HeTaL> Childhood meories?
[08:15] <HeTaL> *insert troll line here*
[08:15] <terry> yup
[08:15] <Bogus8> If you put either system in the hands of someone who has never used a PC before I promise you Ubuntu will be easier
[08:15] <ikonia> terry: can you keep to the topic of ubuntu support discussion please
[08:16] <Bogus8> terry: yeah, what ikonia said... the trolling is getting old
[08:16] <terry> Allright
[08:17] <HeTaL> And when it comes to stability and long run problems, even gentoo can be less of a headache.
[08:17] <terry> Anyone here who has not used windows any way?
[08:17] <ikonia> terry: stop now, HeTaL you too
[08:17]  * HeTaL stops.
[08:17] <Bogus8> I've jerked off a good bit but the real thing is much better ;)
[08:17] <Bogus8> that was my last line :)
[08:17] <cryptk> I have a persistent Live setup on a compact flash card... I am having problems with the screensaver lock... no matter what it will not lock. any ideas?
[08:17] <Bogus8> come on... that was my lsat one
[08:19] <terry> Any DirectX version for ubuntu?
[08:19] <ikonia> no
[08:19] <meowww> lol
[08:19] <deavid> terry: you mean Wine?
[08:19] <Techniq> terry: you can install dx9 via winetricks script
[08:20] <MichaelSOG> DirectX on Ubuntu? LOL
[08:20] <terry> Whats  winetricks script
[08:20] <terry> ?
[08:20] <ikonia> terry: do you have a question related to ubuntu, yes/no ?
[08:20] <_jesse_> terry: are you familiar with google?
[08:20] <terry> yes ikonia
[08:20] <ikonia> terry: please ask your ubuntu related questions then
[08:21] <terry> How to run scripts in ubuntu?
[08:21] <blitzer320> does anybody here use x-chat
[08:21] <Techniq> blitzer320: i am using it atm
[08:21] <ikonia> terry: double click them as you would in windows or ./script_name from the command line
[08:22] <blitzer320> okay i've been looking i know im overlooking it how do you turn on the user list
[08:22] <TheJ3ckyl> blitzer320, I do
[08:22] <terry> How to know my hardware configuration in ubuntu?
[08:22] <HeTaL> terry: lspci
[08:22] <EdSquareCat> Hello.  My soundcard is the unsupported Sound Blaster X-Fi.  I had sound working in 8.04 with Creative's driver, but I've installed 10.04 and this driver doesn't seem to work anymore.  I get errors when I'm trying to install.  Any advice?
[08:22] <ikonia> terry: lshw from the command line
[08:22] <Techniq> blitzer320: view/user list (check it)?
[08:22] <terry> Any graphical interface?
[08:23] <Techniq> blitzer320: ctrl+F7 as well works
[08:23] <ikonia> terry: there used to be, I'm not sure if it still exists
[08:23] <terry> Any graphical interface? except from command line
[08:23] <ikonia> terry: I've just said
[08:23] <blitzer320> nope not working are you using the latest on ubuntu
[08:24] <TheJ3ckyl> blitzer320, you using the GUI for X-Chat?
[08:24] <terry> Give a link to good ubuntu book! So that I can perform my daily tasks?
[08:24] <blitzer320> yeah from synaptics
[08:24] <TheJ3ckyl> blitzer320, just [Discussion] [User]
[08:25] <HeTaL> Anyone know of any good assembly emulators compatible with linux? Also, I would be grateful if anyone can give me a short answer to the best way to learn assembly on a gnu/linux machine
[08:25] <TheJ3ckyl> blitzer320, or just [cntl] U
[08:25] <ikonia> terry: no, check out the wiki https://help.ubuntu.com that is the best introduction
[08:25] <blitzer320> yeah i found that but its just a popup i was wondering if i could open a sidebar with the userlist on the right side
[08:25] <mtx_init> HeTaL: what type of assembly?
[08:26] <TheJ3ckyl> blitzer320, ahh
[08:26] <HeTaL> mtx_init: Any, really. Just want a head start on classes I'll be taking in a year.
[08:26] <cryptk> I have a persistent Live setup on a compact flash card... I am having problems with the screen lock... no matter what it will not lock. any ideas?
[08:26] <_jesse_> HeTaL: there's a good MIPS interpreter I used in the past, I'll try to find it
[08:26] <magnetron> HeTaL: here's a good wikibook that explains the common tools: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikibooks/en/wiki/X86_Assembly#Syntaxes_and_Assemblers
[08:26] <terry> How to create batch files in ubuntu?
[08:26] <HeTaL> Thanks in advance, _jesse_
[08:26] <ikonia> terry: they are ccalled shell scripts and covered in the https://help.ubuntu.com page I pointed you at
[08:26] <gallius> http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~larus/spim.html MIPS ASM
[08:26] <mtx_init> HeTaL: well there are many different types, al with different syntax.  So its best to first find out what your class will be using.
[08:27] <TheJ3ckyl> blitzer320, Don't think you can put it in a size window
[08:27] <TheJ3ckyl> err side
[08:27] <wrektjet> what does ubuntu consider the center/click wheel of a mouse?
[08:27] <mtx_init> HeTaL: if its MIPS, then there is spim and xspin which are good emulators for MIPS
[08:27] <Techniq> HeTaL: join #asm =)
[08:27] <_jesse_> HeTaL: here it is http://courses.missouristate.edu/KenVollmar/MARS/
[08:27] <blitzer320> ok thanks anyway trying to get used to ubuntu again
[08:27] <_jesse_> HeTaL: worked well for me, we had to use it for an assembly class to
[08:27] <terry> Can ubuntu play hd videos?
[08:27] <_jesse_> terry: ye
[08:27] <_jesse_> s
[08:28] <ikonia> terry: yes,
[08:28] <blitzer320> yes lol
[08:28] <ikonia> terry: as long as the codecs are supported (covered in the document I've linked you to) it will play anything
[08:28] <TheJ3ckyl> terry, heh yes, watching one now
[08:28] <terry> But they are staggering for me!
[08:28] <mtx_init> terry: in many cases yes, but depending on your hardware there are some cases where performance will suck
[08:28] <HeTaL> Techniq: Thanks. I'll check out the links. As long as I learn basic syntax and memory management, I think it should be a good enough headstart.
[08:28] <blitzer320> and hardware has to be up to par
[08:28] <Kartagis> ikonia that reminds me, what player would we need?
[08:28] <Orkibo> What's the best software in the repository for burning iso's to CD guys?
[08:28] <HeTaL> The check out the links part was to the people that gave links :P
[08:28] <_jesse_> Orkibo: brasero works well for me
[08:28] <ssbpls> here is my problem;http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/gvfhKp4S
[08:29] <_jesse_> Orkibo: it should be already installed
[08:29] <mtx_init> Orkibo: Bresero is always nice
[08:29] <home_> My 'restart' button doesn't work properly. When I use it, it always bring back the background only (purple screen) with no items. I always have to press the power to get it going again. Anyone else has the same problem or knows how to fix it?
[08:29] <ikonia> Kartagis: any will work as long as the codecs are supported
[08:29] <Orkibo> thanks _jesse_ appreciate it, I think I must have removed it, I tend to remove things I don't use :)
[08:29] <mtx_init> home_: make sure your system is fully up to date
[08:29] <ssbpls> i want to use GTK to creat a applications,but error happens
[08:30] <terry> How to partition my disk in ubuntu?
[08:30] <jacko> hi, does anyone know what the purpose of the [flush-202:0] processes that show up in my ps output are? I'm running Ubuntu 10.04, and don't have fdflush installed
[08:30] <home_> mtx_init: i did a full upgrade but still the same problem :(
[08:30] <TheJ3ckyl> terry, or, if it's not, it can still stream an HD signal to something that can transcode it
[08:30] <mtx_init> terry: gparted is nice
[08:30] <HeTaL> terry: gparted
[08:30] <ikonia> terry: the installer does it for you
[08:30] <ikonia> terry: I suggest you actually READ the link I gave you
[08:30] <mtx_init> home_: not sure then, sorry.
[08:30] <home_> mtx_init: no probs
[08:30] <Orkibo> Actually it is installed, I was just looking in the wrong place entirely, lol
[08:31] <blitzer320> home what did you upgrade from, to
[08:31] <terry> !offtopic
[08:32] <Kartagis> ikonia what are the codecs that will support hd movies? or will totem retrieve the codecs automatically?
[08:32] <Orkibo> Is dual-booting Ubuntu and Mandriva (or Fedora), as easy as dual-booting WinXP and Ubuntu?
[08:32] <cryptk> I have a persistent Live setup on a compact flash card... I am having problems with the screen lock... no matter what it will not lock. any ideas?
[08:32] <TheJ3ckyl> Orkibo, yes, actually even easier
[08:32] <ikonia> Kartagis: they are listed in the DVD section of https://help.ubuntu.com
[08:32] <TheJ3ckyl> Orkibo, as you can share ext2,3,4 file systems
[08:32] <ikonia> Orkibo: not as easy as it used to be thanks to ubuntu using grub2
[08:32] <ssbpls> who can solve my problem?
[08:32] <cryptk> I am seeing information online about it relating tot he RUNNING_UNDER_GDM env variable
[08:33] <arie_> hj
[08:33] <cryptk> but I can't find where this env variable is being set
[08:33] <ssbpls> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/gvfhKp4S
[08:33] <Veroi> Hello
[08:33] <Orkibo> Grub2 causes a problem?
[08:33] <home_> Skype issue. I changed the theme so i can read the menu within skype, but when hovering over a name the text box is white with yellow background. Anyone with the same problem or knows how to fix it?
[08:33] <blitzer320> grub2 is harder to configure than the original
[08:33] <blackrock> Where's the symbols directory of X11?
[08:33] <Veroi> I'm a windows vista user, and I'd like to install Ubuntu 10.04 onto my flashdrive, as a full copy of Ubuntu, rather than a live USB
[08:33] <mtx_init> Orkibo: No, not really, running grub-update will auto make your menu.lst, so you dont have to do it manually
[08:33] <Veroi> Could someone assist me with this task?
[08:34] <_jesse_> Veroi: make a live usb and you can install from that
[08:34] <Veroi> I have a live CD
[08:34] <jacko> hey, does anyone know what the purpose of the [flush-1:0] (and it goes onward) processes that show up in my ps output are? I'm running Ubuntu 10.04, and don't have fdflush installed
[08:34] <_jesse_> Veroi: then boot it up and install :)
[08:34] <Kartagis> does a streaming server supporting rhythmbox exist?
[08:35] <Veroi> I simply install it using the flashdrive as my destination?
[08:35] <Orkibo> I shall stick with the LiveCDs for now I think...that sounds complicated and slightly dangerous, I will also have to learn how to shrink and partition my ubuntu volume first too
[08:35] <TheJ3ckyl> mtx_init, isn't is update-grub ??
[08:35] <_jesse_> Veroi: oh you want to install *to* the usb drive?
[08:35] <Veroi> Yes
[08:35] <Orkibo> I have never dual-booted with Ubuntu installed first
[08:35] <Orkibo> it's always been WinXP first, then Ubuntu when I have done it before
[08:35] <Orkibo> I'm all ubuntu now
[08:36] <lijun> 有人在没
[08:36] <lovekiller> ?
[08:36] <wers> !unity
[08:36] <lovekiller> 你好
[08:36] <Orkibo> I did attempt to install a virtual machine, but it was so slow to install that I cancelled it and bought some DVDs instead
[08:36] <Veroi> I want to have a copy of Ubuntu installed on my flashdrive
[08:36] <quibbler> !cn | lijun
[08:36] <HeTaL> Veroi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[08:37] <wers> I'm on Lucid, trying to test Unity. I only get a blank white laggy screen. I have an Intel GM965 graphics. any idea why?
[08:37] <Veroi> Thank you, I'll read this
[08:37] <Kartagis> !cn | lovekiller
[08:38] <meowww> Hello, I can't compile totem from source even if i've installed all the packages it needs --- '''''Requested 'gstreamer-0.10 >= 0.10.28.1' but version of GStreamer is 0.10.28''''' and ''''''Requested 'gstreamer-base-0.10 >= 0.10.28.1' but version of GStreamer base classes is 0.10.28''''''  ------------- the thing is i'm already on 0.10.28.1. what's wrong with this guy?
[08:38] <AdvoWork> any ideas if i can do sudo aen2mod without doing sudo a2n2mod php?
[08:39] <Kartagis> AdvoWork yes you can
[08:39] <cryptk> I have a persistent Live setup on a compact flash card... I am having problems with the screen lock... no matter what it will not lock. any ideas?
[08:39] <donato> Y
[08:39] <AdvoWork> Kartagis, if i try that, it says which module do i want to install
[08:40] <Kartagis> AdvoWork type the module name and press enter
[08:40] <Kartagis> AdvoWork it should give you a list
[08:40] <AdvoWork> thats the problem, dont know what it'd be
[08:40] <AdvoWork> im assuming php5 but i dont want to touch php
[08:41] <Kartagis> AdvoWork and it's a2enmod, not aen2mod
[08:41] <donato> come si ripristina il menu avvio a sinistra in lubuntu 10.04 ?
[08:41] <Kartagis> !it | donato
[08:41] <donato> grazie !
[08:43] <chilz> hello anyone. have just installed ubuntu. do I need antivirus?
[08:44] <miip> chilz: no
[08:44] <quibbler> chilz-> not really.
[08:44] <TheJ3ckyl> chilz, while ubuntu is not as suspectable in terms of numbers of infections as Windows based products
[08:44] <donato> #ubuntu
[08:44] <TheJ3ckyl> chilz, anti virus is never a bad idea
[08:44] <Veroi> What are some of the major benefits from Ubuntu?
[08:44] <Veroi> For a programmer, that is
[08:44] <TheJ3ckyl> chilz, at the very least you should install aide
[08:45] <_jesse_> Veroi: not having to install cygwin
[08:45] <TheJ3ckyl> chilz, and have it scan /etc and /home for size and bits
[08:45] <_jesse_> :P
[08:45] <ikonia> Veroi: visit https://help.ubuntu.com for an introduction to ubuntu
[08:45] <iflema> chilz if you deal with alot of windows users and their files/apps you may want to protect them by scanning from linux
[08:45] <Veroi> Lol Jesse
[08:46] <rcsheets`> How can I figure out why 'dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc' is trying to install grub onto a nonexistent disk?
[08:48] <chilz> TheJ3ckyl, thanks a lot. will download aide
[08:48] <garry_> update problems in ubuntu 10.04 "the last package information updated 3 days ago" but i daily update it why thsi is showing
[08:48] <donato> Scusate solo ora ho terminato di installare e non so usare il client xchat come faccio a cambiare canale ?
[08:49] <_jesse_> !it | donato
[08:50] <Veroi> Ubuntu seems pretty awesome :D
[08:50] <garry_> there is updating error in my system always
[08:50] <glyne> hi, anyone having xruns on lucid like me??
[08:50] <ikonia> xruns ?
[08:52] <garry_> ikonia there is problem in my updation
[08:52] <glyne> xruns, yes, when  you do audio with jackd etc
[08:52] <garry_> it always shows "the package information was last updated 3 days ago"
[08:52] <garry_> but i update daily
[08:53] <garry_> help me ikonia
[08:53] <_jesse_> garry_: sudo apt-get update ?
[08:53] <garry_> _jesse_ i done that but its not working
[08:56] <garry_> ikonia help me regarding this my updation problem
[08:57] <ikonia> garry_: what ?
[08:58] <garry_> the last pacakge information updated 3 days ago " its always showing in my update manger
[08:58] <ikonia> garry_: update it then ?
[08:59] <garry_> i updated regulary
[08:59] <garry_> write now there is no update for me
[08:59] <garry_> what i do
[08:59] <garry_> ikonia
[08:59] <garry_> help
[08:59] <ikonia> garry_: there are no updates, so there is nothing needed
[08:59] <ikonia> garry_: that's not a problem that thre are no updates
[09:00] <garry_> but why this is showing
[09:00] <garry_> last updated 3 days ago
[09:00] <garry_> kk thanks
[09:00] <garry_> dude
[09:00] <ikonia> garry_: because there have been no updats for 3 days
[09:02] <Leela> hi. is there a chance to get teamspeak3 running on ubuntu?
[09:02] <Leela> on ubuntu 9.04
[09:03] <RealOpty> Leela, hi
[09:03] <Leela> hi RealOpty
[09:03] <RealOpty> isnt there a teamspeak3 package in the list?
[09:03] <Kartagis> how can I find out why my system refuses to connect to a remote pc over lan? /var/log/syslog?
[09:03] <Leela> in synaptik there is only teamspeak 2
[09:03] <RealOpty> i see
[09:03] <Jigal_> dustin, here i am
[09:04] <Kartagis> Jul 27 10:59:40 mtozses-laptop kernel: [ 8711.109423]  CIFS VFS: Error connecting to socket. Aborting operation
[09:04] <Kartagis> Jul 27 10:59:40 mtozses-laptop kernel: [ 8711.109430]  CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -512 <--- I get these
[09:05] <RealOpty> Leela, x86 or amd64?
[09:05] <Leela> amd
[09:05] <RealOpty> 64 bit?
[09:05] <Leela> RealOpty, I downloaded the package from the teamspeak site
[09:05] <Leela> yes 64
[09:05] <com> hi
[09:07] <RealOpty> Leela, ok well what are you having problems with?
[09:07] <com> yes
[09:07] <RealOpty> have you extracted the files to there new home?
[09:07] <Leela> they are extracted. one second i have to look up what i typed in last time
[09:08] <RealOpty> ok
[09:08] <RealOpty> Leela, i think you just have to chmod +x t3_server_executable_here
[09:09] <RealOpty> and then run the startup.sh script thats included.
[09:09] <thoujean> list *zh
[09:09] <thoujean> LIST
[09:09] <Leela> http://pastebin.ca/1909125 RealOpty
[09:10] <rww> ubottu: list | thoujean
[09:10] <RealOpty> Leela, try this chmod +x ts3client_linux_amd64
[09:11] <Leela> RealOpty, what should happen now? because nothing is happening
[09:11] <A-Non> Any time I enable compiz, the window borders and title bar disappear, and none of the effects work. Any help?
[09:11] <RealOpty> did you rerun the script?
[09:12] <Leela> same message
[09:13] <RealOpty> try adding 'start' to the end of the script.
[09:13] <Leela> same message again
[09:14] <RealOpty> Leela, you have the 'client' not server package
[09:14] <Leela> but it says "client" in the title of the package
[09:14] <RealOpty> cause its the client.
[09:14] <RealOpty> i just downloaded the server package
[09:14] <RealOpty> http://ftp.4players.de/pub/hosted/ts3/releases/beta-25/teamspeak3-server_linux-amd64-3.0.0-beta25.tar.gz
[09:15] <Leela> yes i don't want to set a server...
[09:15] <RealOpty> oh?
[09:15] <Leela> i want to run the client
[09:15] <RealOpty> ok my misunderstanding.
[09:15] <Leela> np
[09:15] <siba> Hello, I'm using an acer aspire 2930 and I want to connect an LG w2252s external monitor. I have a problem with the refresh rate. It looks like it is out of sync. I setup the acer monitor at 1280x800 60hz and the LG monitor at 1680x1050 60hz. I tried to change the refresh rate of the LG monitor but I can't find any other refresh rate available with xrandr or the built in gnome preferences. How can I fix this problem? Thank you very much
[09:16] <RealOpty> Leela, ive got a baby to feed. give me about 30 min and we will tackle this
[09:16] <Leela> RealOpty, ok thanks
[09:16] <krrhodes> Hi all, i don't know what i did, but all the menus in gnome apps are missing (File Edit View type menus) any ideas?
[09:16] <lovekiller> What time
[09:17] <A-Non> Any time I enable compiz, the window borders and title bar disappear, and none of the effects work. Any help?
[09:17] <Leela> lovekiller, depends on your timezone?
[09:17] <lovekiller> lol
[09:17] <Leela> :D
[09:18] <DarkNemesis> how to get otr with empathy
[09:18] <dzan> hi, I opened nautilus using ' sudo nautilus ' from the command line, when i right click on a drive i want to change the rights but as soon as I change one of the dropdowns it just changes right back :s someone knows what could be causing that?
[09:18] <K-Rich> Okay... had no menu in empathy
[09:18] <rcsheets`> DarkNemesis: i don't think you can.
[09:18] <K-Rich> Can anyone help me, i;ve lost all menu bars in gnome apps
[09:18] <rcsheets`> DarkNemesis: i use pidgin
[09:19] <DarkNemesis> how to get otr with xchat-gnome
[09:19] <_jesse_> dzan: well not sure if it makes a difference, but use gksu nautilus
[09:19] <K-Rich> nm
[09:19] <siba> DarkNemesis: there is a plugin in the repository
[09:19] <dzan> _jesse_, i tried that
[09:20] <siba> DarkNemesis: xchat-otr
[09:20] <lovekiller> my time is 16:19
[09:20] <jtcc> July 27 means one thing and one thing only: starcraft 2
[09:20] <DarkNemesis> siba, yeah doesnt work for xhat-gnome
[09:20] <DarkNemesis> siba, yeah doesnt work for xchat-gnome*
[09:20] <ikonia> jtcc: can we keep to ubuntu conversation please
[09:21] <garry_> where to downlaod music videos hd for free
[09:21] <siba> DarkNemesis: really? never noticed that
[09:21] <Remmaze> Hi guys, im running Ubuntu 10.04, and i im using tonido plug as my external drive, connected wirelessly thru my ISP Modem and the modem is wired to the router than wired to my tonido, the problem is, each time i click on my "Network" - "Windows Network" - i can see my "Tonido Icon" but once i click on it, the DBus Error come out, seems like it cant find my tonido...help
[09:21] <adityag> I want to remove TCP/IP stack from my installation, any help will be appreciated
[09:22] <MaRk-I> siba: xchat and xchat-gnome are different apps actually
[09:22] <siba> MaRk-I: oh, sorry, didn't know that. Sorry
[09:22] <adityag> I want to remove TCP/IP stack from my installation, any help will be appreciated
[09:22] <MaRk-I> siba: it's ok, the name it's kind of misleading
[09:23] <siba> :D btw is there a channel I can ask for help syncing my external monitor?
[09:23] <garry_> ikonia
[09:23] <ikonia> garry_: what ?
[09:23] <garry_> i want one lst favour from u
[09:23] <garry_> where from i downlaod free hd music videos
[09:23] <ikonia> garry_: just ask the channel if you need help
[09:23] <ikonia> garry_: that's nothing to do with ubutu so don't ask
[09:24] <garry_> kk
[09:24] <dustin> it does if you bittorrant
[09:25] <lovekiller> leela
[09:25] <lovekiller> Leela
[09:25] <AdvoWork> if ive got a directory /files/images/NEWimages/   can i make a new folder migration/files/images/NEWimages/    that point to the old directory some how?
[09:25] <lovekiller> where are you
[09:25] <_jesse_> AdvoWork: symlink
[09:25] <tensorpudding> AdvoWork: Yes, using soft links
[09:26] <tensorpudding> AdvoWork: ln -s /files/images/NEWimages/ migration/files/images/NEWimages
[09:26] <tensorpudding> check man ln for the whole story
[09:26] <Remmaze> Hi guys, im running Ubuntu 10.04, and i im using tonido plug as my external drive, connected wirelessly thru my ISP Modem and the modem is wired to the router than wired to my tonido, the problem is, each time i click on my "Network" - "Windows Network" - i can see my "Tonido Icon" but once i click on it, the DBus Error come out, seems like it cant find my tonido...help
[09:27] <siba> Hello, I'm using an acer aspire 2930 and I want to connect an LG w2252s external monitor. I have a problem with the refresh rate. It looks like it is out of sync. I setup the acer monitor at 1280x800 60hz and the LG monitor at 1680x1050 60hz. I tried to change the refresh rate of the LG monitor but I can't find any other refresh rate available with xrandr or the built in gnome preferences. How can I fix this problem? Thank you very much.
[09:30] <AdvoWork> tensorpudding, ive added that, but /oldfiles/images/NEWimages exists,, so ive got /migration/files/images  and NO NEWimages directory.  i run the symlink, it gives no errors, but if i go into the new location, theres no folder, and if i add a folder and try the symlink, it moans that file exists
[09:30] <lovekiller> what time
[09:30] <ikonia> lovekiller: what do you actually want ?
[09:31] <dustin> bye
[09:31] <lovekiller> who Can anyone tell me?
[09:31] <ikonia> lovekiller: tell y ou what
[09:31] <rcsheets`> lovekiller: no one has any idea what you're asking about.
[09:31] <lovekiller> the time
[09:31] <ikonia> lovekiller: it's different all over the world,
[09:31] <ikonia> lovekiller: this channel is for ubuntu support only, do you need help with ubuntu ?
[09:32] <garry_> fetchinf problem during my updation
[09:32] <lovekiller> oh
[09:32] <garry_> fetching problem in my updating process
[09:32] <rcsheets`> lovekiller: try http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
[09:33] <lovekiller> thank you
[09:34] <Kartagis> is it possible to broadcast with rhythmbox?
[09:35] <siba> Hello, I'm using an acer aspire 2930 and I want to connect an LG w2252s external monitor. I have a problem with the refresh rate. It looks like it is out of sync. I setup the acer monitor at 1280x800 60hz and the LG monitor at 1680x1050 60hz. I tried to change the refresh rate of the LG monitor but I can't find any other refresh rate available with xrandr or the built in gnome preferences. How can I fix this problem? Is there any other IRC channel 
[09:35] <gabriel_> Hey all. how can I "tar" my results of the "find / -name "*.conf" using pipes? example please...
[09:36] <lovekiller> c is a good man
[09:36] <lovekiller> rcsheets
[09:36] <rcsheets`> lovekiller: please keep the discussion relevant to ubuntu
[09:37] <AdvoWork> how come i get: ln: creating symbolic link `/home/NEWcompleted/NEWcompleted' to `/var/www/dev/intranet/completed/NEW/': File exists  so i want a folder called NEW in /var/www/dev/intranet/complete to point to /home/NEWcompleted/NEWcompleted
[09:37] <lovekiller> OK
[09:37] <rcsheets`> AdvoWork: how are you calling ln?
[09:37]  * iflema the logs are GMT+1 are they not?
[09:38] <AdvoWork> rcsheets`, just ln -s
[09:38] <rcsheets`> AdvoWork: you must be providing at least one other parameter
[09:39] <AdvoWork> rcsheets`, im passing:  ln -s /var/www/development/intranet/completed_artwork_images/NEWcompleted_artwork /home/NEWcompleted_artwork
[09:39] <AdvoWork> and it just says file exists
[09:39] <gabriel_> Hey all. how can I "tar" my results of the "find / -name "*.conf" using pipes? example please...
[09:39] <AdvoWork> now /home/NEWcompleted_artwork contains all my files
[09:39] <rcsheets`> then there's already something at /home/NEWcompleted_artwork
[09:40] <geirha> AdvoWork: You got the arguments the wrong way around if I understand correctly
[09:40] <AdvoWork> ahhh
[09:40] <joshua__> just installed Ubuntu; so much better than the old school beige version
[09:40] <rcsheets`> the order for ln is just like for cp
[09:41] <AdvoWork> yeah thanks for the help guys sorted
[09:42] <geirha> gabriel_: find / -name "*.conf" -print0 | tar --null --files-from=- -czvf archive.tar.gz  # Only works with GNU tar
[09:43] <geirha> gabriel_: But GNU tar is the one installed in Ubuntu, so you should be fine ;)
[09:43] <gabriel_> geirha, what's the  " -print0 " for???
[09:44] <gabriel_> geirha, thanks m8
[09:44] <geirha> gabriel_: Separates the filenames with \0 instead of \n. Pathnames may contain any character (including \n) except for \0. You need the corresponding --null option to tar.
[09:45] <gong> join #ubuntu topic
[09:45] <gong> join #ubuntu offtopic
[09:46] <gabriel_> geirha, thanks a lot m8
[09:47] <blink> is it possible to increase disk capacity? i mean, i just installed ubuntu and it seems that i am running out of space already!!!
[09:47] <Stevethepirate> buy more harddrive space.
[09:48] <red2kic> blink: Are you on LiveCD or USB or something similar?
[09:48] <red2kic> blink: And how many GB on your HDD?
[09:48] <Stevethepirate> Type df -h
[09:49] <theduke> hi guys
[09:49] <theduke> we just set up a new router, and now all of a sudden my ubuntu server box is really slow ( download speed
[09:49] <theduke> )
[09:49] <theduke> any ideas what that might be about?
[09:49] <blink> /dev/loop0            8.5G  7.9G  158M  99%
[09:50] <blink> size / used / avail / use
[09:51] <wrektjet> any ideas on a better microblogging tool than Gwibber. it is not really working for me
[09:52] <erUSUL> blink: see where the space went ... use the disk use analizer Aplcations>Accesories
[09:52] <rcsheets`> well 8.5G isn't much space to begin with
[09:52] <rcsheets`> blink: /dev/loop0 is your / partition?
[09:53] <blink> neither liveCD nor usb. I installed the entire system. sorry but am new to this
[09:53] <erUSUL> rcsheets`: probably a wubi install
[09:54] <rcsheets`> blink: did you use wubi?
[09:54] <blink> the Disk Analyzer says: Total filesystem capacity 100% (55.4GB) / filesystem usage 80% (44.6GB)
[09:54] <blink> wubi installer you mean? yes
[09:54] <erUSUL> blink: and whare is the space wasted ?
[09:55] <blink> music files and old documents taken from my old windows
[09:55] <blahdeblah> Hi.  I have a laptop that no longer resumes from suspends on lucid, even though it worked fine on karmic.  What do i need to do to submit an appropriate bug?
[09:55] <blink> all in My Document
[09:57] <erUSUL> !bugs | blahdeblah
[09:57] <erUSUL> blahdeblah: report against the kernel package
[09:57] <blahdeblah> erUSUL: I thought there was a specific process for suspend/resume bugs
[09:58] <erUSUL> blahdeblah: if there is; i do not know it. sorry
[09:58] <blahdeblah> Well, i'll log a kernel bug and see what happens.  I don't like my chances, though
[09:59] <blahdeblah> It seems every release there is some sort of regression in power management...
[09:59] <erUSUL> good luck
[10:00] <brijithmac> hi all, how can I set up samba file server in Lucid ?
[10:00] <ikonia> !samba | brijithmac
[10:01] <blink> erUSUL: what can i do about that?
[10:02] <erUSUL> blink: resize partitions ? but if it is a wubi install i dunno how to do it
[10:03] <blink> erUSUL: what's the difference here? isn't Ubuntu fully installed now or what? I used wubi because my pc doesn't boot from usb plus i had no cds
[10:03] <blink> anyway, thanks.
[10:04] <erUSUL> blink: it is installed in a big file in your windows disk acting as a "virtual" disk.
[10:04] <erUSUL> !wubi
[10:04] <kevinSJ> Hi guys I've got a problem. I opend my rhythmbox and added a radio station. But then Rhythmbox crashed and all my stations is gone. Is it possible to reset the program as it were when I installed Ubuntu?
[10:04] <phanindra> when i click on the folder that i have mounted the drives i.e /etc/mnt its not getting opened.can any one help?
[10:05] <blink> erUSUL: is it possible to alter that and install it fully??
[10:05] <blink> without the use of wubi i mnea
[10:05] <blink> mean*
[10:06] <kevinSJ> Another guestion by the way. Everytime I open Rhythmbox I get import errors because it scan my home folder and try to import files and folders that don't contain music. Why? :S
[10:06] <rcsheets`> blink: you'd have to reinstall in a more typical way, such as from a CD
[10:06] <blink> rcsheets`: ok. appreciate it.
[10:06] <phanindra> when i click on the folder that i have mounted the drives i.e /etc/mnt its not getting opened.can any one help?
[10:06] <erUSUL> blink: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How do I resize the virtual disks?
[10:07] <rcsheets`> blink: by "fully" i assumed you meant "not in a file on my windows system"
[10:07] <erUSUL> blink: https://launchpad.net/lvpm
[10:07] <kevinSJ> Anyone?
[10:08] <blink> rsheets`: exactly
[10:08] <rcsheets`> oh wow. i stand corrected. apparently a full reinstall isn't needed.
[10:08] <rcsheets`> blink: see erUSUL's link.
[10:08] <phanindra> when i click on the folder that i have mounted the drives i.e /mnt its not getting opened.can any one help?
[10:08] <erUSUL> phanindra: error message ?
[10:09] <phanindra> erUSUK:no error message, the icons on the desktop were disapperard
[10:09] <blink> no loss in data, right?
[10:09] <rcsheets`> blink: i'd assume taht's what it means by lossless
[10:09] <erUSUL> kevinSJ: see the rb configuration. disable the automatic scan ( or refine it to a few choosen dirs)
[10:10] <phanindra> erUSUK: i have mounted my windows drives to /mnt
[10:10] <erUSUL> phanindra: so the real error is that you do not have the volume icons in the desktop ?
[10:10] <wildbat_laptop> VLC apt upgrade error: http://pastebin.com/aCxw6ZEY , any help ?
[10:10] <erUSUL> phanindra: if you want them to appear in your desktop mount them in /media/
[10:10] <kevinSJ> erUSUL, Okey so everyone will get these errors if they have other files in the path RB scan? Thought I had messed it up
[10:10] <blink> erUSUL: one more thing please. i run that app on my windows right?
[10:10] <BlackDalek> Is anyone here familiar with those prepaid internet usb modems? like the ones sold by telstra bigpond in Australia? Does anyone know how they work? Is the USB stick itself a self contained modem that will connect to the internet regardless of the OS on the host computer, or would it require special software running on Windoze or Mac in order to work? Would one work if I plugged it into a linux OS computer?
[10:11] <phanindra> i have edited /etc/fstab and set the details over the last lines
[10:11] <erUSUL> blink: what app? lvmp ? do not think so. it looks like a ubuntu app but i never used it....
[10:11] <kevinSJ> When you installed Ubuntu you had a folder called music in your home folder. How do I get the folder icon used by that?
[10:11] <phanindra> when i open it from the other user login its worling properly
[10:11] <phanindra> when i open it from the other user login its working properly
[10:12] <erUSUL> BlackDalek: many 3g modems are supported by linux check NetworkManager section for them
[10:13] <erUSUL> BlackDalek: usually searching google "modem model + ubuntu/linux" helps
[10:13] <phanindra> erUSUL:the problem is that when i try to open /mnt its not getting opened, and all the icon on the desktop were disappearing
[10:14] <erUSUL> phanindra: maybe you disabled that function? alt + f2 run gconf-editor apps>nautilus>desktop is volumes_visible ticked ?
[10:15] <qbitza> Any idea why ldapsearch will work but ldapmodifyuser fails with "ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)"
[10:15] <erUSUL> phanindra: why are you using /mnt/ ??? it is /media/ nowadays. ubuntu wont show volumes mounted in /mnt/
[10:16] <qbitza> Any idea why ldapsearch will work but ldapmodifyuser fails with "ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49)"?
[10:16] <ikonia> mode -e
[10:16] <ikonia> oops
[10:16] <TuxSax> hello all
[10:17] <brijithmac> hi all smbmount return "Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)"
[10:17] <phanindra> erUSUL:i tried to mount the drives permanently, so i have edited /etc/fstab and i have given the mounting point as  /mnt/backupBox
[10:17] <kevinSJ> Does everyone got an empty loader at the bottom right in Rhythmbox when you are at the Radio tab?
[10:17] <brijithmac> samba|brijith
[10:18] <brijithmac> !samba|brijithmac
[10:18] <phanindra> erUSUL:  gconf-editor apps>nautilus>desktop is not giving any result
[10:19] <erUSUL> phanindra: that's ok but as i said. things mounted in /mnt/ wont show up in the desktop
[10:19] <brijithmac> Hi all, how can I use samba to share file among linux machines  ?
[10:19] <kevinSJ> Does everyone got an empty loader at the bottom right in Rhythmbox when you are at the Radio tab?
[10:20] <ikonia> !samba | brijithmac
[10:20] <phanindra> erUSUL: when i goto /mnt and try to open it, its not getting opened. but when i do it from another user account its showing the content of /mnt
[10:21] <erUSUL> phanindra: ok try « nautilus /mnt/ » in a terminal. do you see an error msg or something ?
[10:22] <phanindra> erUSUL:Segmentation fault
[10:22] <erUSUL> :(
[10:23] <iflema> kevinSJ I got one of them......
[10:23] <phanindra> erUSUL:error 255: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error No such file or directory
[10:23] <phanindra> Please ask your system administrator to enable user sharing.
[10:23] <phanindra> Segmentation fault
[10:24] <phanindra> erUSUL: please help me. I have posted the error message
[10:24] <brijithmac> ikonia: is it the same way as in the those links
[10:24] <brijithmac> ikonia: those links say about windows share
[10:24] <erUSUL> phanindra: yes; i saw it. problem is not sure how to fix it ...
[10:25] <phanindra> erUSUL:so..:(. what to so?
[10:25] <brijithmac> Hi everybody How can I restart samba server in lucid ?
[10:25] <phanindra> erUSUL:so..:(. what to do?
[10:25] <ikonia> brijithmac: no they don't
[10:25] <ikonia> brijithmac: you restart samba by using the init script for the samba service, as listed in thos documents
[10:26] <astropirate> does anyone know of a method or a tool for "passive" debugging? it was quite easy on windows but on Linux the only support I  was able to found was ptrace() and that interrupts the normal operations of the process. So, I was hoping there was another option? I basically need an alternative to ptrace()
[10:26] <brijithmac> ikonia: in my previous linux installation it was /etc/init.d/samba restart
[10:26] <erUSUL> astropirate: what do you want to debug ?
[10:26] <kevinSJ> iflema, What do you mean?
[10:26] <ikonia> bimberi: ok - so look for the samba script in /etc/init.d for ubuntu
[10:26] <brijithmac> ikonia: but when I installed lucid I cann't see anything like that
[10:27] <erUSUL> phanindra: researching a little. be patient
[10:27] <iflema> kevinSJ what was your question?
[10:27] <ikonia> brijithmac: have you installed samba
[10:27] <brijithmac> yes
[10:27] <brijithmac> ikonia: yes
[10:27] <phanindra> erUSUL: :) thank you., i will be waiting
[10:27] <astropirate> erUSUL well, any given process really
[10:28] <blink> reUSUL: I am now running windows. I did install LVMP and it asked me to uninstall Wubi. Is this it? I just go reboot again to Ubuntu? how to resize partitions from there?
[10:28] <blink> erUSUL*
[10:28] <ikonia> brijithmac: what package did you install for samba
[10:28] <erUSUL> astropirate: buit what things about the process you want to know?
[10:28] <astropirate> memory information read/write access
[10:29] <erUSUL> blink: as i said. i've never used the tool you have to find a how to or someone who has used it sorry
[10:29] <javi> hola, al actualizar a la nueva versión de ubuntu ya no arranca el portátil, qué puedo hacer?
[10:29] <blink> erUSUL: thanks.
[10:29] <erUSUL> !es | javi
[10:29] <erUSUL> astropirate: « strace program » ?
[10:29] <astropirate> erUSUL: basically same functionality of ptrace() except sending the SIGSTOP signal to the process
[10:30] <kevinSJ> iflema, Never mind :)
[10:30] <erUSUL> astropirate: use gdb ? systemtap ?
[10:30] <astropirate> they use ptrace
[10:30] <erUSUL> phanindra: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=893213
[10:32] <phanindra> erUSUL: i dont have any blank cd in cdrom
[10:32] <erUSUL> phanindra: reaaly is all i can do. file a bug report against nautilus
[10:33] <xiejq> df
[10:33] <xiejq> d
[10:33] <xiejq> d
[10:33] <xiejq> hello
[10:33] <erUSUL> !hi
[10:33] <phanindra> erUSUL: ok, thank you.
[10:35] <brijithmac> ikonia:is there any way to get such a list
[10:35] <mir0mir0> Any irssi users here?
[10:35] <erUSUL> mir0mir0: whatsup
[10:35] <blink> i receive an error which lasts for 15 seconds every time i boot in Ubuntu. error says: "blah blah is depreciated... insert comma....."
[10:36] <mir0mir0> erUSUL: trying to get a list of windows in status bar - and failing...
[10:36] <Nalum> Hello all, not sure if this is the correct place for this question or not but I was wondering if it was at all possible to set up one machine on a local network to download updates for Ubuntu as they become available and then distribute the updates to the rest of the machines on the network?
[10:36] <erUSUL> mir0mir0: i use default theme never modified it ...
[10:36] <brijithmac> ikonia: any code snippet to packages installed which have text samba anywhere in the heading or description
[10:36] <erUSUL> !aptproxy | Nalum
[10:37] <mir0mir0> erUSUL: Aha! I started with a modded one: I'll go back and look. Cheers!
[10:37] <Nalum> thank you ubottu and erusul will take a look at that
[10:37] <ColonelC81> Anyone wanna help me with sloooooow USb speeds?
[10:38] <erUSUL> !anyone | ColonelC81
[10:40] <ColonelC81> My usb pen drive starts transfering largish files fast then dips to 1mb/s and advice?
[10:40] <ColonelC81> the powered external HDD seems pretty fast
[10:40] <ikonia> brijithmac: the script is called smbd in /etc/init.d
[10:41] <JediMaster> are kde/kubuntu questions strictly limited to #kubuntu?
[10:41] <erUSUL> ColonelC81: the same pen is speedier in windows ? some usb flash drives are just slow ... ( one of mine max outs at 4 MiB/s )
[10:42] <ColonelC81> no the USB is much faster in XP. It stops and starts too. I have read up on it and its a known problem. Something to do with a buffer I'm a n00b and need help fixing it
[10:44] <JediMaster> can anyone point me in the right direction for audio troubleshooting in kubuntu lucid?
[10:44] <phase_> hey all
[10:45] <phase_> JediMaster what hardware ???
[10:46] <siba> Hello, I'm using an acer aspire 2930 and I want to connect an LG w2252s external monitor. I have a problem with the refresh rate. It looks like it is out of sync. I setup the acer monitor at 1280x800 60hz and the LG monitor at 1680x1050 60hz. I tried to change the refresh rate of the LG monitor but I can't find any other refresh rate available with xrandr or the built in gnome preferences. How can I fix this problem? Is there any IRC channel I can 
[10:48] <terrid> hi all
[10:48] <terrid> I'm having a slight problem getting dual monitors working
[10:49] <JediMaster> phase_, nvidia hd audio, but never mind, I've re-arranged the audio devices and also noticed that every output is muted for some weird reason (I didn't mute them!)
[10:49] <terrid> My Graphics card is listed as R423GL-SE but I can't seem to find any drivers
[10:51] <DiploCat> when I grep a directory for filenames only, ie. grep -irl "word" ./ - I get an output to stdout, but when I try to output the same data to a file, ie. grep -irl "word" ./ >> outfile.txt - the file is empty, why would this be?
[10:53] <brijithmac> ikonia:I can see samba as well  samba4 installed in my system
[10:53] <atx> hello folks, i want to set up a kiosk mode ubuntu. i've used sabayon an pessulus to configure a profile works for me so far. but, i want to forbid saving and creating files on disk, or at least removing all files at logout. when i deactivate safe to disk in pessulus, i cant save text files out of an editor, but can still create new files and copy files, how do i forbid this?
[10:53] <erUSUL> DiploCat: it works here.
[10:54] <manohar> dfdf
[10:54] <DiploCat> erUSUL, yeah, I'm seriously confused :\
[10:54] <ikonia> brijithmac: so what's the problem
[10:55] <TuxSax> DiploCat: try grep -iRl "word" ./*
[10:55] <astropirate> does ubuntu support   proc/[PID]/mem ?  the file is there  but the contents of it is empty. This is so for every PID that I tried
[10:55] <brijithmac> ikonia:hence in init.d I can see smbd, the script you mentioned and samba4
[10:55] <brijithmac> do I need both
[10:56] <ikonia> brijithmac: check the scripts out
[10:56] <phanindra> erUSUL: I have fixed my problem
[10:57] <erUSUL> phanindra: congrats. may i ask how ?
[10:58] <DiploCat> TuxSax, no good :( - but I've realised when I drill down to a directory holding files, it works... it's only when there's subfolders :?
[10:58] <TuxSax> DiploCat: it works for me here
[10:59] <TuxSax> I always used it as I told you and never had problems
[10:59] <TuxSax> not even when it has to drill down to subdirs
[10:59] <dustin> i need help,please?
[10:59] <TuxSax> can it be that you don't have enough permissions?
[10:59] <phanindra> erUSUL:I googled for "Initializing nautilus-gdu extension", from there i redirected to "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1384038" using the command given ther i.e"rm -rf ~/.local/share/gvfs-metadata", then i rebooted my machine. the problem was fixed
[10:59] <TuxSax> have you tried with sudo?
[11:00] <erUSUL> phanindra: ok; thank you for sharing that with us
[11:00] <soreau> ! help | dustin
[11:00] <GutZuWiSSeN> hi .. is there a really good FTP client (gui) for ubuntu?
[11:00] <soreau> !ftp
[11:00] <erUSUL> GutZuWiSSeN: nautilus is decent :)
[11:01] <laserbeam> Filezila
[11:01] <DiploCat> TuxSax, no, it's not that... and I know it *should* work... it prints to stdout, so I can't understand why anything changes when writing to a file...
[11:01] <GutZuWiSSeN> hmm okaaay^^
[11:01] <phanindra> its you who told me to run nautilus /mnt , because of which i could fix it. Thank you for for that
[11:01] <dustin> shut bot, please? its been a fusterating day
[11:01] <phanindra> erUSUL:its you who told me to run nautilus /mnt , because of which i could fix it. Thank you for for that
[11:01] <TuxSax> DiploCat: Mmm, I see, so to stdout it does work, lemme check then what can be the reason
[11:02] <erUSUL> DiploCat: use "> file 2>&1" maybe it is going somehow to stderr ?
[11:02] <dustin> soreau, are you talking to me?
[11:02] <erUSUL> phanindra: no problem
[11:02] <TuxSax> DiploCat: do you want a file list or the full path of each file too?
[11:02] <phanindra> erUSUL: I am signing off. see u
[11:02] <dustin> bye
[11:02] <soreau> dustin: no one can help you if you don't ask your question
[11:02] <erUSUL> phanindra: ciao
[11:03] <phanindra> may i ask what is ciao?
[11:03] <DiploCat> TuxSax, a file list, preferably with full path (or relative path)
[11:03] <soreau> phanindra: It's italian, google it
[11:04] <DiploCat> erUSUL, no dice :\
[11:04] <Shootfast> DiploCat, what happens if you use: grep -irl "word" ./ | tee outfile.txt
[11:05] <phanindra> soreau: thank you. I got the meaning, its "bye"
[11:05] <DiploCat> Shootfast, same thing!
[11:06] <soreau> indeed
[11:06] <soreau> DiploCat: worksforme here
[11:07] <soreau> DiploCat: Do you have write access to the directory you're trying to write the file in?
[11:07] <TuxSax> DiploCat: try also echo `grep -irl "word" ./*` >> outfile.txt
[11:08] <TuxSax> DiploCat: soreau may be right about that too
[11:08] <bloink> hi. i
[11:08] <bloink> i
[11:08] <TuxSax> that's why I suggested to try with sudo too
[11:08] <soreau> Sounds like permissions to me
[11:08] <DiploCat> permissions seem fine, but I'll try sudo to be sure
[11:08] <bloink> im having massive problems with pulseaudio... at the moment it uses 100% cpu when playing music
[11:09] <soreau> lol
[11:09] <TuxSax> I'm out for lunch, see ya later
[11:09] <bloink> any hints?
[11:09] <soreau> DiploCat: Using sudo at random is not a good way to test permissions
[11:09] <soreau> DiploCat: Use ls -l
[11:09] <DiploCat> hmm, still doesn't work
[11:09] <DiploCat> permissions are fine
[11:09] <soreau> ! pulseaudio | bloink
[11:09] <Shootfast> is it a read only filesystem?
[11:09] <DiploCat> I think it's something to do with the file's encoding
[11:10] <soreau> DiploCat: Which directory is it?
[11:10] <DiploCat> it's all in my home dir
[11:10] <DiploCat> and it works when I grep a file specifically
[11:10] <soreau> DiploCat: Create a dummy test file with some 'string' then try again. It should work
[11:10] <NeverGone> JFo: Hello, what should I do with this issue yet? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/602649
[11:11] <bloink> soreau: is there information related to my problem on this site?
[11:11] <bloink> i
[11:11] <bloink> mean it is installed
[11:11] <muthu_> hi iam new to linux iam using ubuntu 10.04 how to config audio system
[11:12] <DiploCat> ahh, thanks anyway guys... I still have no idea what it is, but I might take a break and try again fresh... there must be something I'm missing
[11:12] <muthu_>  hi iam new to linux iam using ubuntu 10.04 how to config audio system
[11:13] <soreau> NeverGone: If you read the comments there, it shows you can update the kernel to fix it
[11:13] <soreau> ! audio | muthu_
[11:13] <sawsereqwa> hi all,  will it cause any problems for me to make my root partition ext4 but my /home ext3 ?
[11:14] <sawsereqwa> on ubuntu 10.4
[11:14] <mir0mir0> sawsereqwa: no: that's my setup & it works fine...
[11:14] <sawsereqwa> mir0mir0, thanks
[11:14] <soreau> sawsereqwa: I doubt it. Each partition works separately as it's own entity
[11:16] <NeverGone> soreau: but that is not official supported kernel
[11:16] <soreau> NeverGone: If you choose the supported broken one, good. YOu're already done ;)
[11:16] <NeverGone> soreau: :D
[11:17] <NeverGone> thanks :)
[11:18] <dustin> i  need help learning remote desktop or something,so how?
[11:18] <sawsereqwa> mir0mir0, related question, does ext4 eat more space ?   I'm giving 5GB for ext4 root, that fine ?
[11:19] <soreau> dustin: sys>prefs>Remote Desktop on the server and apps>internet>remote desktop viewer on the client
[11:19] <sawsereqwa> dustin, learning remote destkop ?
[11:19] <mir0mir0> sawsereqwa: Not that I've noticed: my root is 10GB & I'm only using 3.6
[11:19] <red2kic> dustin: ssh = remote terminal <3
[11:19] <sawsereqwa> mir0mir0, cool. thanks
[11:19] <mir0mir0> sawsereqwa: np ;)
[11:20] <froud> Hi, As root when I issue lpadmin -p SII_IFD00x -E -v usb://SII/IFD00x -m /usr/share/cups/model/ifd247.ppd I get lpadmin: Unable to copy PPD file! Anyone got any ideas
[11:20] <Kingsy> can I download adobe acrobat reader for ubuntu?
[11:20] <dustin> i dont know anything about comand line,
[11:21] <NeverGone> bye :)
[11:21] <froud> Kingsy: yes, enable parters repository
[11:21] <soreau> dustin: I like the vncviewer application provided by xtightvncviewer package
[11:21] <froud> then just install from synaptic
[11:21] <Kingsy> froud - how do I enable the repository?
[11:21] <wrektjet> hey guys im working on getting my g15 up and running in 10.04 im following a patch i found online and all is well until the last step... i think im misiunderstanding something. the command is: dpkg -i *.deb yet the asterisk is returning an error. what could that asterisk indicate otherwise?
[11:21] <red2kic> Kingsy: There are evince -- Which does the job. Otherwise, you can install acroread
[11:21] <dustin> the Whaaaat???< confused>
[11:22] <icha> hy .
[11:22] <froud> Kingsy: look at the System > Administration > Software Sources menu
[11:22] <Kingsy> red2kic - how? apt-get install adobe-acrobat?
[11:22] <red2kic> wrektjet: Any deb in the current path.
[11:22] <red2kic> Kingsy: "apt-get install acroread"
[11:23] <froud> Kingsy: or in terminal type sudo apt-get install acroread but once partners repo is enabled
[11:23] <dustin> soreau, is that a program?
[11:23] <Kingsy> froud - that seemed to have work ^^^
[11:23] <Kingsy> froud - it must have already been enabled
[11:24] <icha> hy ....
[11:24] <froud> Kingsy: so now you should have Acrobat Reader 9 or something like that installed
[11:24] <soreau> dustin: It is a client program you can use to view another linux desktop (where a vnc server is running), yes
[11:25] <meowbuntu> hi i need the drivers for a  ATI R423 [FireGL V5100 (PCIE)] graphicks card any idea where i can get them
[11:25] <Kingsy> thanks guys.. its working great :)
[11:25] <dustin> is there anyone good with a remote desktop? pc/and unbuntu
[11:25] <soreau> meowbuntu: does that even have 3D?
[11:26] <Veroi> Hello again, I have ubuntu installed, but when I reach the login screen, I login, then it stays at a blank background with my mouse pointer
[11:26] <Veroi> Ubuntu 10.04
[11:26] <meowbuntu> yes it does
[11:26] <Shootfast> dustin, Ubuntu has a built in VNC client and server
[11:27] <dustin> i dont understand, this is all new to me
[11:27] <Veroi> Can one of you many Ubuntu users assist me?
[11:27] <meowbuntu> sor full card discription here Card ATI R423 [FireGL V5100 (PCIE)] X.Org 1.6.4 Res: 1280x1024@0.0hz  GLX Renderer N/A GLX Version N/A
[11:27] <soreau> dustin: sys>prefs>Remote Desktop on the server and applications>internet>Remote Desktop Viewer on the client
[11:27] <meowbuntu> soreau: ^
[11:28] <Shootfast> dustin, VNC is a protocol that allows remote keyboard, mouse and screen viewing
[11:28] <meowbuntu> !ati
[11:28] <Shootfast> dustin, it needs a server (the computer you want to control) and a client (any other machine)
[11:28] <phanindra>  /j #iitm
[11:28] <soreau> meowbuntu: Have you tried to install any drivers yet? What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[11:28] <Shootfast> dustin, Any ubuntu machine can act as client or server
[11:28] <Veroi> Can... any of you people help me?
[11:29] <soreau> ! help | Veroi
[11:29] <Veroi> Okay, I already did ask my question
[11:29] <dustin> thats way i got lunix, AND VIRUS FREEEEE!!
[11:29] <Veroi> But obviously I was ignored either way
[11:29] <soreau> Veroi: You have black background.. have you tried disabling compiz? (sudo chmod -x /usr/bin/compiz)
[11:30] <Veroi> I log in, then theres the Ubuntu background with no menus or taskbar or anything, it's not a black background
[11:30] <soreau> meowbuntu: That card may already be supported by the open radeon driver. Can you pastebin your X log and glxinfo output?
[11:31] <raist1313> Hello
[11:31] <dustin>  HEY VEROI? YOU  GOT ! a bad copy or hardware bottle necking,
[11:31] <meowbuntu> soreau: i'm helping a friend in msn with this isue
[11:32] <the-erm> Anyone know how to adjust the speed of the volume when you press up/down in gnome?
[11:32] <soreau> Veroi: you could try disabling compiz to see if it's your drivers getting confused.. did this happen after an update?
[11:32] <soreau> meowbuntu: Have fun with that then
[11:32] <dustin>  VEROI,hey get a  better copy,
[11:32] <Veroi> Mm, Im a first time user
[11:32] <robertzaccour> how do i use recordMyDesktop and make it not encode? I don't see that in the options
[11:32] <the-erm> I can use aumix, but it'd be kinda nice to have the notification show up.
[11:32] <raist1313> A first time Ubuntu user or first time here?
[11:32] <Veroi> Ill try disabling compiz from the comand line I guess
[11:32] <soreau> the-erm: Isn't it the same as your keyboard repeat rate?
[11:32] <Veroi> First time Linux user in general
[11:33] <soreau> Veroi: Is this on a live cd then?
[11:33] <the-erm> soreau: I don't think so.  It's doing a +7 maybe even a +10
[11:33] <meowbuntu> soreau: glxinfo | grep renderer X Error of failed request:  BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation) Major opcode of failed request:  135 (GLX) Minor opcode of failed request:  19 (X_GLXQueryServerString) Serial number of failed request:  16 Current serial number in output stream:  16
[11:33] <Veroi> I installed Ubuntu from a liveCD
[11:33] <the-erm> I'd like to be +2 maybe +3
[11:33] <soreau> meowbuntu: Looks like he tried to or has fglrx installed but it failed. pastein /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:33] <dustin> shootfast,mm is there anyway you can kkep explaining
[11:33] <the-erm> I guess I could check.
[11:33] <Veroi> I boot up like it should, get to a log in menu (All GUI), log in and it goes blank
[11:34] <Shootfast> dustin, what are you trying to do?
[11:34] <raist1313> what version are you trying to install or did I miss that already?
[11:34] <dustin> soreau,thanks mm help me as much as you guy want cuz im going to need to
[11:36] <the-erm> Oh well no big deal aumix works.
[11:36] <the-erm> I guess I'll catch you later.
[11:36] <meowbuntu> soreau: he did have a nvidia card in before but he upgraded to the ati one so he may need to reconfigure /etc/X11/xorg.conf <- that nvidia left behind  not sure though
[11:36] <soreau> meowbuntu: According to the radeon gpu comparison chart wiki page, that card is an x800 which cannot use fglrx/catalyst/proprietary drivers. Instead you have to remove them and use the open radeon driver that should have already been working in the first place
[11:38] <soreau> meowbuntu: Get rid of xorg.conf since X will select radeon by default
[11:38] <theduke> hi guys, I have a problem after setting up a new router... Windows boxes on the network work fine, but my ubuntu server hast really low download speeds
[11:38] <weeman> hi can anyone recommend graphics card that plays HD bluray and offloads cpu. My Asus  HD 5450 no use in linux 100cpu stutters with anything HD bluray.
[11:39] <theduke> I've already tried setting the proper mtu ( found the value using ping )
[11:39] <raist1313> Have you tried madwifi yet?
[11:39] <theduke> but it didn't help
[11:39] <dustin> im trying to setup a  connetion from this computer (friends house) to my house,if possble a small network over the internet (less then 5-10computers)
[11:39] <soreau> raist1313: madwifi has been out of date in favor of the ath*k drivers for over a year or more at least now
[11:40] <meowbuntu> soreau: here is teh  pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log <-  http://pastebin.com/UrMadhYb
[11:40] <soreau> dustin: You're going to have to do some reading. Ask in #networking perhaps
[11:41] <soreau> meowbuntu: That's even worse because it looks like he has 9.10 still
[11:41] <wrektjet> k thnx red2kic just confirming i wasnt crazy. i found the prob once i knew it was supposed to be an asterisk reff-ing to all deb packages. something in the build was missing but all is working now
[11:41] <soreau> meowbuntu: Nevertheless, he still has to completely get rid of fglrx using the method used to install it and reinstall libgl1-mesa-glx and libgl1-mesa-dri packages then reboot and it should work
[11:42] <smv> anyone using lxc?
[11:42] <soreau> meowbuntu: But it should work better with 10.04 and even newer kernel
[11:42] <raist1313> what's  wrong with 9.10?
[11:42] <robertzaccour> how do i use recordMyDesktop and make it not encode? I don't see that in the options
[11:42] <soreau> raist1313: It has old kernel and radeon drivers
[11:43] <soreau> by way of comparison to the continuous work that has been done for the radeon driver
[11:44] <dustin> no ones home
[11:44] <soreau> dustin: patience.
[11:45] <soreau> also asking the right way with proper detail level on exactly what it is you're trying to do is quite helpful
[11:45] <dustin> well i have all day!
[11:45] <Kartagis> is it possible to broadcast with rhythmbox?
[11:46] <leifmadsen> hey all, I have an ubuntu 9.10 server and I'm new to Upstart. I'm trying to get faxgetty to start with it, and I've placed my configuration files in /etc/init, but if I use initctl it doesn't seem to be picking up the changes
[11:46] <Kingsy> ok what would I need to install to print to a network printer?
[11:46] <red2kic> wrektjet: No problem. I still think you're crazy though.
[11:47] <Kingsy> the network printer is on a windows machine
[11:47] <leifmadsen> if I run initctl list I don't see the ttyIAX like I expect
[11:47] <leifmadsen> this is my /etc/init/ttyIAX file:  http://pastebin.com/VMskJDRe
[11:49] <wrektjet> red2kic, lol why?
[11:49] <wrektjet> oh haha
[11:49] <wrektjet> gotcha
[11:50] <DjAngo23> Hey everyone, since yesterday's update i can't log in into my phpmyadmin : i get : Connection for controluser as defined in your configuration failed.
[11:50] <DjAngo23> Any idea ?
[11:51] <dustin> soreau,sorry ,im just cracky about asking without answers
[11:51] <WaltzingAlong> !upstart > leifmadsen
[11:54] <leifmadsen> btw: the answer to my question was:   mv ttyIAX ttyIAX.conf
[11:54] <jenda> Is there a way to adjust mouse wheel sensitivity? My mouse has become too sensitive after an update (only change I can think of, that is) and it's pretty hard to use now.
[11:54] <Kingsy> can anyone help with my issue?
[11:55] <jstoone> Hi everyone, does anyone know if there's still a problem with the xorg.conf file when you activate the Nvidia Driver? In the later versions of Ubuntu my screen got splitted out in 6 parts
[11:55] <newbie-cro> ok i need help regarding manual configuration or automatic of wlan0 adapter. Second question: why my notebook doesn't connect on wlan today, I normally conected yesterday. OS 10.4 Llynx
[11:56] <tuntun> I just installed a program, theres no entry in the menu, how do i run it?
[11:57] <jrib> tuntun: what program?
[11:57] <leifmadsen> jenda: System > Preferences > Mouse
[11:57] <red2kic> tuntun: What PROOOOOGRAM?
[11:57] <tuntun> zoneminder
[11:57] <jrib> !away > bleah|afk
[11:57] <newbie-cro> nick /newbie_cro
[11:57] <leifmadsen> and now back to work
[11:57] <dustin> soreau, can you show me how to set up just one remote desktop?
[11:57] <newbie-cro> somebody ?
[11:58] <Kingsy> apt-get install samba doesnt do anything.. does that mean its already installed?
[11:58] <soreau> dustin: I know how to do it on a lan but never set it up remotely
[11:58] <red2kic> Kingsy: Yes.
[11:58] <Kingsy> or is it samba4 I need to install?
[11:58] <red2kic> Kingsy: Or you forget how to sudo.
[11:58] <jrib> Kingsy: it surely does something... even if that something is just printing a message
[11:58] <Kingsy> jrib - yea sorry I meant it says no new items installed
[11:59] <jrib> Kingsy: apt-cache policy will tell you if it is installed
, then would it be bad idea if you connented to me?
[11:59] <red2kic> tuntun: Try "dpkg -L zoneminder | grep bin" -- It should list the command to run.
[11:59] <tuntun> I just installed a program, theres no entry in the menu, how do i run it? zoneminder
[12:00] <Kingsy> jrib - I have no idea what that stuff means..should I pastie it?
[12:00] <dustin> soreau,then would it be bad idea if you connented to me?
[12:00] <jrib> Kingsy: if you want to
[12:00] <jrib> tuntun: dpkg -L zoneminder | grep bin
[12:00] <meowbuntu> darn now my webcam wont work in ubuntu
[12:00] <newbie-cro> I also need help with updated drivers or Network manager applet, becouse OS can' start wireless connection ( but i can see NIC)
[12:01] <Kingsy> jrib - http://pastie.org/1061923 <-- can you see samba anywhere there?
[12:01] <newbie-cro> Please ?
[12:01] <Kingsy> jrib - I cant
[12:01] <soreau> dustin: For the sake of random strangers connecting to your machine remotely, sounds like a security issue
[12:01] <jrib> Kingsy: I meant: apt-cache policy PACKAGE
[12:01] <Kingsy> ah sorry
[12:01] <jrib> Kingsy: and no sudo...
[12:01] <karthee> Hi .. How do I use getopts to keep the argument name to be more than one character ?   for me -p 50 is work  I am not able to give the meaning for the arg -port 50 .
[12:02] <Kingsy> jrib - it says "unable to locate package package"
[12:02] <jrib> Kingsy: PACKAGE being "samba" in this case
[12:02] <Kingsy> I typed --> apt-cache policy package
[12:03] <Kingsy> jrib - right so its not installed
[12:03] <red2kic> Kingsy: Change 'package' with 'samba'
[12:03] <jrib> Kingsy: you typed: apt-cache policy samba  ?
[12:03] <dustin> sorry just got to get this done,
[12:03] <linux_> jfl
[12:03] <Kingsy> lol 1 sec I see
[12:03] <jenda> Anyone know how to set mouse wheel sensitivity?
[12:04] <newbie-cro> can anyone give me advice ?
[12:04] <Kingsy> jrib - yup ok it looks like its installed
[12:04] <dustin> what about a link or visual ho to video?
[12:04] <gogeta1> !!ask
[12:04] <Kingsy> jrib - I don't see it anywhere in the menu however.. in order to set it up
[12:05] <robertzaccour> how do i use recordMyDesktop and make it not encode? I don't see that in the options
[12:05] <jrib> Kingsy: right click on a folder in nautilus -> sharing
[12:05] <karthee> Hi .. anybody used getopts ? .. How do I make the option name to be more than one character ?    i am able to do sh myscript.sh -p 80 but not sh myscript.sh -port 80
[12:05] <meowbuntu> anyone able to help me with my webcam
[12:05] <Kingsy> jrib - you mean sharing options? ok I have done that
[12:05] <jrib> karthee: #bash methinks
[12:06] <jrib> Kingsy: that's it
[12:06] <water> argh.
[12:07] <Kingsy> jrib - huh? so I need to find the printer I want to print to in nautilus right click go to sharing and thats it? I can print?
[12:07] <water> ircs://secure.wikileaks.org/
[12:07] <jrib> Kingsy: ah print sharing is different.  I've never done that
[12:07] <Kingsy> jrib - ah :S
[12:07] <Kingsy> jrib - thanks for your help tho :) good stuff
[12:08] <Kingsy> can anyone pick up on printing where jrib left off?
[12:08] <jrib> Kingsy: check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[12:09] <dustin> soreau,i just want to show my gf the one day that lunix will rule computers,windows is no more, and macs are happy,and all this with a presentation, that i make with my computer sent to hers over the internet
[12:09] <froschi> why can't i use a .desktop launcher as application in the 'add application when dvd is inserted'?
[12:09] <soreau> dustin: sounds fun but unless she's a real geek she might not be that impressed :p
[12:10] <PeterNL> is ubuntu.mirror.cambrium.nl down?
[12:10] <Kingsy> jrib - that doesnt help .. it talks about sharing folders and sharing a CUPS printer
[12:10] <jpds> PeterNL: Looks like it.
[12:10] <jrib> PeterNL: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ubuntu.mirror.cambrium.nl
[12:10] <Khannz> Hello, community. I have a problem with VSFTPD's configuration, can anyone help me?
[12:10] <newbie-cro> Why my notebook doesn't connect on wlan today, I normally connected yesterday. OS 10.4 Llynx . I used Kleansweep application yesterday but It did not showed me any error.
[12:11] <jpds> PeterNL: I'm not sure if anyone from there is on #ubuntu-mirrors.
[12:11] <jrib> Kingsy: you don't want to share a cups printer?
[12:11] <PeterNL> I'll look there
[12:11] <Kingsy> jrib - no, isnt a CUPS printer a printer connected to a linux machine?
[12:12] <jrib> Kingsy: do you just want to use a network printer?
[12:12] <Kingsy> jrib - I want to Print from a ubuntu machine
[12:12] <Kingsy> jrib - yup
[12:12] <Kingsy> the network printer is on windows
[12:13] <jrib> Kingsy: ok, usually when you say "sharing a printer" it means you want to share a printer connected to the machine you are on (to me at least).  See: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/printing/C/printing.html#network
[12:14] <selofi> buenassssssss!
[12:14] <selofi> join #ubuntu-es
[12:14] <selofi> para ir al canal español?
[12:14] <jrib> selofi: /join #ubuntu-es
[12:15] <WaltzingAlong> /join #ubuntu-es
[12:15] <faLUCE> Hi all. I use an usb alcatel x210s modem for internet connection (on ubuntu 10.04). Unfortunately, I can connect to internet only few times, and most times I need to reboot and try to connect again in order to estabilish a connection. what can be the problem?
[12:15] <Kingsy> jrib - ahh that is awsome nice one
[12:17] <gogeta1> faLUCE: isnt that a 3g modem i beleve that model is known for being unsable
[12:17] <gogeta1> faLUCE: ubuntus wiki on 3g list some possable fixes
[12:18] <faLUCE> gogeta1: where exactly?
[12:19] <gogeta1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[12:19] <faLUCE> gogeta1: I can't find my model
[12:21] <Guest31217> #metasploit
[12:21] <gogeta1> faLUCE: i found some info non english
[12:21] <dustin> soreau,and then theres the romantic part, yes i know he is not much like us,just the common fackbook myspace, so on and so on.but if i did this right she would just love me even more,with my computer vision,so i make  her laptop expsample  more ppl would use it, and then i could help her out with school another state ,and give her music she so likes, so its possible to file transfer,and everthing else i could think of?
[12:21] <faLUCE> gogeta1: where?
[12:22] <FirstGearone> what directory are the apache2 html files usually kept?
[12:22] <meowbuntu> ubuntu does not seem to pick up my webcam anymore not in cheese skype etc i think my laptop camera is not being detected at all
[12:22] <gogeta1> faLUCE: from what i can read from the translation you need usbmodeswitch
[12:22] <gogeta1> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=ysi&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=ubuntu+alcatel+x210s&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
[12:23] <gogeta1> http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php?topic=386333.0
[12:23]  * j800r is away: Gone away for now
[12:23] <soreau> dustin: yes, it's possible in a variety of different ways. You will have to google and read about whatever you're wanting to do exactly
[12:23] <gogeta1> if you speak italion
[12:23] <faLUCE> gogeta1: I already use usbmodeswitch
[12:24] <gogeta1> faLUCE: well it was a translation may be more info
[12:24] <gogeta1> then i can read
[12:24] <meowbuntu> !webcam
[12:25] <faLUCE> gogeta1: I already followed that guide
[12:25] <lostinspace_46> I am aware that this line  'Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.32-23-generic'   in a grub menuentry is merely a text string and I can put whatever I wish there.  What file describes the positioning of those text strings as well as the text for the arrow key instructions?
[12:25] <dustin> soreau,whatever i can do here, she can see it happening there, like she is want me to fix her computer agian,she is across state
[12:26] <soreau> dustin: Is she also using ubuntu?
[12:26] <peter__> hello every one
[12:26] <argyle> hi peter__
[12:26] <gogeta1> dustin: vnc would be your best move there
[12:27] <Khannz> Hello, community. I have a problem with VSFTPD's configuration, can anyone help me?
[12:27] <soreau> dustin: Yes, vnc is what I have been telling you about all along
[12:27] <soreau> dustin: sys>prefs>Remote Desktop on the server and applications>internet>Remote Desktop Viewer on the client
[12:28] <soreau> dustin: In this case, her machine would be the server and yours would be the client
[12:28] <gogeta1> dustin: if its a windows box your connection to tight vnc is easy to install and use both server and viewer
[12:28] <Italian_Plumber1> Good morning.  I am running the lucid desktop 64 live CD.  Is there a way to update all the packages except the ones related to the kernel?
[12:28] <soreau> yea, vnc even works in windoze
[12:28] <soreau> !vnc
[12:28] <gogeta1> dustin: as long as she doesent hide behind a roughter it should work right off
[12:29] <peter__> :-)
[12:29] <dustin> soreau,mm i gave her an italion verion of x/ubuntu 9.10 in dual boot with vista   on a laptop
[12:30] <gogeta1> dustin: kinda the same rule but ubuntu will say it whont work this can only work over local network
[12:30] <soreau> dustin: see what ubottu said about vnc
[12:30] <gogeta1> dustin: aslong as thers no roughter blocking thow it should work across the internet
[12:31] <gogeta1> dustin: server side
[12:31] <meowbuntu> my laptop webcam is not working the infomation about it provided by ubottu does not mention laptop webcams
[12:31] <peter__> ^_^
[12:31] <gogeta1> dustin: for a client it does not matter
[12:31] <peter__> o(∩∩)o
[12:31] <TheChromiumDude> is anyone on?
[12:31] <gogeta1> nope
[12:31] <TheChromiumDude> oh
[12:31] <TheChromiumDude> are you a ghost?
[12:31] <gogeta1> irc ghost
[12:31] <gogeta1> and a bot
[12:31] <peter__> 额
[12:32] <TheChromiumDude> oh ok
[12:32] <gogeta1> lol
[12:32] <dustin> she has quest, internet, they have it build-in
[12:32] <peter__> 欧欧
[12:32] <gogeta1> dustin: then you gotta open the ports for vnc and enable to foward to that machine
[12:33] <dustin> do i got to do that to all wifi connections
[12:33] <gogeta1> dustin: newer roughters like my 2wire just have it as a 1 click option
[12:33] <colin_> build-in
[12:33] <Italian_Plumber1> :) router
[12:33] <gogeta1> dustin: list of allowed apps and vnc to allow
[12:33] <colin_> -help
[12:34] <colin_> ls
[12:34] <dustin> really? is it torrant friendly?
[12:34] <peter__> who know freebsd
[12:34] <gogeta1> dustin: yep
[12:34] <gogeta1> upnp
[12:34] <gogeta1> meaning it auto adjust
[12:35] <gogeta1> stuff like vnc ftp etc can activly be blocked
[12:35] <peter__> ：）
[12:36] <dustin> heyyy,, i want that, can i get the product info,please im lookin for something that hes a big punch, and fast,with out breakin my brack
[12:36] <slidinghorn> peter__, unfortunately, freebsd isn't supported here.  This channel is for Ubuntu support only
[12:36] <iqbal__> huhuy
[12:36] <gogeta1> dustin: well i bought it from my isp directly
[12:36] <resno> i need some help with tunneling via ssh through 2 machines. ive got through to one machine, but i cant make through the next
[12:37] <gogeta1> dustin: pretty mutch any roughter that can run dd-wrt ownez
[12:37] <dustin> dont know lingo yet, im the newbie
[12:38] <resno> i have been doing ssh -L 1245:192.168.1.X:8000 remoteipaddress. on each machine and it doesnt work on the second one
[12:38] <gogeta1> dustin: BUFFALO has decided to use DD-WRT as the factory default for its HighPower Routers WZR-HP-G300NH, WHR-HP-G300N and WHR-HP-GN
[12:38] <OutOfHand> hi i wonder if someone can assit me ... i have downloaded Ubuntu 10.4 and trying to install it through windows xp
[12:38] <gogeta1> thats prwtty cool
[12:39] <OutOfHand> problem is ... once i install it ... when it gets to the end it cancles with a error . i cant find where the error is comming from
[12:40] <gogeta1> dustin: dd-wrt is a open source firmware that linksys was forced to relese and you had to hack a roughter to run it now some come with it factury
[12:40] <dustin> very shinEYYY!OO)
[12:41] <dustin> ooooo)    **)  lunix  strikes again!
[12:41] <abhijit> helloo :)
[12:41] <dustin> :))
[12:41] <dustin> hi
[12:41] <gogeta1> dustin: yea nice it comes stock on those 3 roughter models
[12:41] <OutOfHand> can anyone suggest anything ?
[12:41] <red2kic> gogeta1: How? ... by Forced
[12:41] <gogeta1> red2kic: they used gpl softwhere and linux people found out
[12:42] <meowbuntu> are there a v4l-dvb <ubuntu installer
[12:43] <lostinspace_46> How would I go about opening a .mod file?
[12:43] <OutOfHand> i get a permission denied at the end of installation
[12:43] <lostinspace_46> Specifically the grub .mod files.
[12:44] <nio> hello everyone
[12:45] <gogeta1> dustin: a dd-wrt firmware is powerfull it can do anything just dont go cranking it ovove fcc standerds lol
[12:45] <bazhang> gogeta1, dustin please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:45] <lantjie> hey everyone
[12:45] <gogeta1> bazhang: lol it was realted to vnc and firewalls and finding a frednly roughter
[12:46] <bazhang> gogeta1, they have a channel
[12:46] <lantjie> hey does anyone know the ethical hacking channel?
[12:47]  * meowbuntu cant believe that no one here knows about webcams in ubuntu 
[12:47] <dustin> bazhang, how is that? a bot?
[12:47] <lantjie> meowubuntu
[12:47] <bazhang> dustin, gogeta1 #dd-wrt
[12:47] <gogeta1> lantjie: i knoe the 10 years in fed pen for getting vought channel
[12:47] <lantjie> meowubuntu: what is wrong with your webcam?
[12:48] <meowbuntu> lantjie: yes what is is
[12:48] <dustin> hwho is that???9bazhang)
[12:49] <lantjie> meowbuntu: install cheese and see what it does for you
[12:50] <TuxSax> and don't forget to say "cheese" to the cam :-)
[12:50] <lantjie> hahaha
[12:50] <meowbuntu> Lantizia: i have nothing
[12:50] <gogeta1> meowbuntu: we knoe we just dont use them lol
[12:50] <slinker1> but what if he is lactose intolerant?
[12:50] <meowbuntu> lantjie: ubuntu does not seem to pick up my webcam anymore not in cheese skype etc i think my laptop camera is not being detected at all
[12:51] <meowbuntu> it worked before
[12:51] <bazhang> !webcam | meowbuntu check the list
[12:51] <bazhang> meowbuntu, you may also try camorama
[12:51] <gogeta1> meowbuntu: and thats thew hard part what webcam maker hat chipset what driver if any
[12:51] <meowbuntu> bazhang: that does not document anythig about laptop webcams just usb ones
[12:51] <soreau> meowbuntu: That sounds like the driver isn't being loaded. Have you checked the output of 'dmesg' for anything interesting?
[12:52] <gogeta1> meowbuntu: most interner laptop cams are in fact conencted to the usb bus
[12:52] <gogeta1> meowbuntu: your cam may use the same driver
[12:52] <meowbuntu> soreau: what am i looking for roughly in that
[12:52] <peter__> good morning 、afternoon、night everyone
[12:53] <meowbuntu> gogeta1: it did work before ok
[12:53] <soreau> meowbuntu: Anything concerning your webcam and possibly success or fail messages?
[12:53] <gogeta1> meowbuntu: i had my 360 cam do that worked once then never again i never could figure it out
[12:53] <computer_> can sum1 help me figure out how to run my games on ubuntu? i tried wine and its not working...what is a good windows emulator that will do the job?
[12:53] <bazhang> computer_, did you check the appdb?
[12:54] <computer_> what is appd? whre it says game has gold rating?
[12:54] <soreau> ! wine | computer_
[12:54] <bazhang> http://appdb.winehq.org computer_
[12:54] <blink> is it possible to change the login name from VIP to something specific?
[12:54] <dustin> bazhang,hey what are you up to ?
[12:54] <bazhang> computer_, specific help in #winehq
[12:54] <computer_> k thanks
[12:54] <gogeta1> computer_: sudp apt-get install wine
[12:54] <bazhang> dustin, did you have a support question?
[12:54] <gogeta1> sudo
[12:55] <gogeta1> computer_: wine runs alot but not everything
[12:55] <computer_> yeah my game is in gold list
[12:55] <gogeta1> computer_: and after you install make shure to go to the wine config so it gets its first setup files etc sound
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> often with games it can be a matter of 'versions' of wine, or other configs..
[12:55] <iNPUTmice> hi
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> computer_:  that 'play on linux' wine front end can help in some cases. It all depends on the game.
[12:56] <gogeta1> computer_: then right click the games .exe and open with wine launcher
[12:57] <dzan> hi, i used update-rc wicd defaults to make wicd start on system start but it didn't work... someone knows why?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> computer_:  you could tell us whats 'not working' in your case.
[12:57] <meowbuntu> gogeta1: here is the output http://www.pastebin.org/421991
[12:57] <dustin> well im sTILL trying to get question 30of 189 answered remte desktop, do you or anyone know of a link, or so starting point ?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> dzan:  could be due to the move to using the 'upstart' init system  - im not sure update-rc works any more. (not tried it in ages)
[12:58] <dustin> some*
[12:58] <iceroot_> is there something like a taskbar which is showing/hidding windows? so i can fress f7 so show/hide thunderbird. the same thing yaquake, tilda and so on are using
[12:58] <gogeta1> meowbuntu: lspci would give a hardware output thats a prosses output
[12:58] <computer_> shattered galaxy installed but wont run, its a gold list game
[12:58] <dzan> Dr_Willis, it's ubuntu 9.10 a minimal install
[12:58] <meowbuntu> Dr_Willis:  my laptop cant detect my built in webcam here is the output of dmsg http://www.pastebin.org/421991
[12:58] <petercoulton> Anyone know of a reference for editing the text.cfg file in the installation CDs? I'm trying to get it to automatically select the default menu item.
[12:59] <computer_> and WOW i try to install and it is all buggy installation
[12:59] <nascentmind> hi. I am trying to netboot from a ibm 405gp machine. Where can i get the netboot files as well as pxelinux?
[12:59] <DjAngo23> Hey everyone, since yesterday's update i can't log in into my phpmyadmin : i get : Connection for controluser as defined in your configuration failed.
[12:59] <DjAngo23> Any idea ?
[12:59] <gogeta1> computer_: that game uses nprotect no nprotect games work being its bascily a kernel level rootkit is probly listed as gold on privert server versions
[12:59] <iNPUTmice> i am trying to pxe boot an ubuntu 10.04 live cd. but it gets stuck on eth0: link is not ready ...... siocgifindex no such device. however moments later the kernel reports e1000e... eth0 becomes ready. but boot doesnt continue
[12:59] <madrid> Hi, I have a doubt about one thing, Linux is incompatible or immune to the dangerous botnet, or zombie network?
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> computer_:  theres so many guides/tips/issues with WoW -  you can proberlys spend more time trying to get it workiong.. then you spend playing it..
[12:59] <computer_> i see
[12:59] <metalgeek> hi, my ubuntu 10.04 and windows xp boxes can join the same wireless network but can't ping or see each other. Any ideas?
[12:59] <coz_> hey guys... the package secure-delete has changed in lucid from karmic...in fact parts of it are not available via terminal ...anyonw know who is the developer of this?
[12:59] <abhijit> !virus | madrid
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> computer_:  games with complex copy protextion often fail badly in wine.
[13:00] <dzan> hi, i used update-rc wicd defaults to make wicd start on system start but it didn't work... anyone knows?
[13:00] <meowbuntu> gogeta1: here http://www.pastebin.org/422003
[13:00] <abhijit> dzan, you want to add wicd to startup at login?
[13:00] <gogeta1> madrid: a updated version of linux is pretty hard to brake into
[13:00] <nascentmind> anybody?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> dzan:  you did look in the rc## dirs to see if it actually made a  script?   last i tried wicd it auto added itself as needed to the various starup places
[13:01] <dzan> abhijit, yes
[13:01] <TuxSax> dzan: what is the exact command you tried?
[13:01] <dzan> Dr_Willis, i'll check... where are those dirs?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> dzan:  you dont uses services for things that yopu need to run at 'login'
[13:01] <dzan> TuxSax, update-rc.d wicd defaults
[13:01] <abhijit> dzan, then why not just add command of wicd to preferences=>startup aps?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> dzan:  im thiniking you are confused about how the rc.d stuff works
[13:02] <dzan> abhijit, only shell, it's a minimal install
[13:02] <gogeta1> madrid: just never say never there has been a few unix baddys out there all dead now
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> wicd has a cli interface? cant say ive noticed that.
[13:02] <dzan> i'll explain: it's ubuntu 9.10 minimal with xmbc on top, xmbc has no controlls for it, it has to autostart and the daemon has to run
[13:02] <gogeta1> madrid: but the chances are very slow
[13:02] <dzan> Dr_Willis, yes: wicd-curses
[13:02] <gogeta1> low
[13:02] <metalgeek> Dr_Willis, Hello and Good morning, Any chance i could pick your extensive brain?
[13:02] <TuxSax> dzan: try with -f (force)
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> xbmc runs in X.. last i checked.. unless it has a fremabuffer vbersion..
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> metalgeek:  i got to run to the EyeDoctor. I will be back in about 2 hrs..
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> bye all
[13:03] <madrid> ubottu: I have not asked that, my question is this: I have a doubt about one thing, Linux is incompatible or immune to the dangerous botnet, or zombie network?
[13:03] <metalgeek> Dr_Willis,
[13:03] <dzan> TuxSax, i removed wicd with -f then added it...didn't help
[13:03] <metalgeek> Dr_Willis, Good lucl lol
[13:03] <dzan> Dr_Willis, does it make a difference ? X or not?
[13:03] <DjAngo23> I have a probleme with my mysql server, since the update from yesterday.
[13:03] <DjAngo23> sudo mysql start
[13:03] <DjAngo23> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[13:03] <metalgeek> luck
[13:03] <dzan> i had it working once ,don't remember how i did it
[13:04] <gogeta1> madrid: well the chances are pretty darn slim and are incomptable of any windows ones
[13:04] <madrid> gogeta1: I have not asked that, my question is this: I have a doubt about one thing, Linux is incompatible or immune to the dangerous botnet, or zombie network?
[13:04] <gogeta1> madrid: i just answerd
[13:05] <gogeta1> madrid: knothing is 100%
[13:05] <gogeta1> madrid: but its defently at 99$
[13:05] <dzan> Dr_Willis, the scripts are there
[13:05] <bazhang> madrid, did you have an actual ubuntu support issue question? perhaps try #ubuntu-offtopic or ##linux if not
[13:05] <gogeta1> %
[13:06] <gogeta1> madrid: thers currently no known activ linux botnets but it does not mean some hacker will make one
[13:06] <madrid> gogeta1 what is knothing?
[13:06] <gogeta1> madrid: in genrel knothing is 100% immune to anything
[13:08] <gogeta1> madrid: being thers are no activ linux botnets maleware etc its a common myth linux cant get them
[13:08] <madrid> gogeta1 the genrel is the linux kernel?
[13:08] <coz_> madrid,  at this point  ... not to worry unless you are running a server... my nephew has already been attacked by viruses on his linux server...however ..the more popular linux / ubuntu becomes  the more likely there will be attacks... i  would give it another 4 or 5 years before it starts to be a problem
[13:08] <gogeta1> madrid: in anything pc realted
[13:09] <gogeta1> coz_: yea but its funny to laugh when they attack you server with windows vireses
[13:09] <coz_> although there was a trojan reported from gnome-look  just a few months ago
[13:10] <gogeta1> coz_: yea dead now
[13:10] <coz_> gogeta1,  yes thankfully :)
[13:10] <gogeta1> madrid: linux vireses have happond but unlike windowz one they are short lived
[13:11] <Jinxed-> I am using samba and sharing a folder over my network
[13:11] <coz_> being that the kernel is open source it is much easier to detect back doors and security hazards   way many people work on this :)
[13:11] <Jinxed-> my windows computers can't acess the folder now
[13:11] <coz_> madrid,   if you are really concerned  you can go to the BlackHat  site  to read on current security events in linux
[13:11] <gogeta1> madrid: we patch whatever they founf to expolite and kill the vires something windows cant always do
[13:11] <jamesaNELAY> how do i find out if i have lucid hardy jaunty etc?
[13:12] <bazhang> jamesaNELAY, lsb_release -a
[13:12] <jamesaNELAY> lucid, cheers bazhang
[13:12] <gogeta1> madrid: calling it immune would be a lie calling it pretty dammed hard to infect would be more acrret
[13:13] <bazhang> !ot
[13:13] <TuxSax> coz_: so far, most people that "mess" with linux are decent people, and as long as linux has only a little portion of the world market, it will remain clean
[13:13] <bazhang> lets take botnet chat to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[13:13] <petercoulton> Nevermind. I figured it out.
[13:13] <coz_> TuxSax,  exactly  plus with blackhat  conferances these issues are looked at very deeply
[13:14] <TuxSax> but nowadays, if someone really wanted, it would be very easy to use exploits and write malware for linux
[13:14] <gogeta1> lol think he sent the entire channel into blackhat mode
[13:14] <madrid> gogetta1 linux is incompatible better than immune
[13:14] <coz_> :)
[13:14] <TuxSax> that's why I still like linux as long as is not "mainstream"
[13:15] <Pici> madrid, gogeta1: This channel is for Ubuntu support only, if you want to continue the conversation please move to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:15] <TuxSax> it remains relatively safe
[13:15] <gogeta1> madrid: atm i knoe of no bad softwhere in the wiled for now both
[13:15] <coz_> TuxSax,  with an estimated 60 million users that will soon change
[13:15] <Jinxed-> Any idea whty You might not have permission to use this network resource on a shared folder... the weird thing was it was working earlier this morning.
[13:16] <kangarooo1> hello why i cant install wine? usind sudo aptitude install wine
[13:16] <coz_> kangarooo1,  that should have done it
[13:16] <Pici> kangarooo1: What happens, do you get an error?
[13:16] <b4z4nt> apt-get instal wine
[13:16] <gogeta1> usind insta that extra
[13:17] <ashiswin> hey everyone. I need some help. I added a notification area to my top panel. It comes with a volume control and network manager icon. I already have a volume control icon. How do i remove the vol control icon from the notification area?
[13:17] <gogeta1> remove from panel
[13:17] <b4z4nt> kangarool apt-get install wine
[13:17] <haaga> Hello. Is it possible to execute a script when users login with sftp?
[13:17] <pkramerruiz> Hi everyone!
[13:17] <pkramerruiz> Can anyone tell me if the developers of "software-sources" have an channel-sources?
[13:17] <pkramerruiz> Cause I want to run the process for selecting the best Mirror server, every time before making an update to some program, for obtain more speed downloading
[13:17] <kangarooo1> coz_: Pici: no it just says No packages will be installed, upgraded, or removed. i have used before installing sudo aptitude update so i have all source lists.. strange
[13:17] <ashiswin> @gogeta if i remove from panel, it removes the notification area, which removes network manager
[13:17] <whiskers75> why cant i install ubuntu 10.04? when it asks for language i press enter and then language sticks there! I am using Windows 2000
[13:17] <gogeta1> haaga: shure you can doanything with a sh script
[13:17] <b4z4nt> kangaroool sudo apt-get install wine
[13:18] <kangarooo1> b4z4nt: if aptitude doesnt work apt-get also wont work..
[13:18] <coz_> kangarooo1,  just for kicks....   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[13:18] <coz_> kangarooo1,  then try   sudo apt-get install wine
[13:18] <llutz> kangarooo1:" apt-cache policy wine"
[13:18] <gogeta1> coz_: dist-upgrade
[13:18] <haaga> gogeta1: i mean more like that the server fires up a script when the user logs in via sftp
[13:18] <kangarooo1> coz_ ive done sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[13:18] <ashiswin> hey everyone. I need some help. I added a notification area to my top panel. It comes with a volume control and network manager icon. I already have a volume control icon. How do i remove the vol control icon from the notification area without touching the network manager?
[13:18] <whiskers75> can you answer my question please
[13:18] <coz_> kangarooo1,  ooo ok
[13:19] <Turbolinux> Hello everyone. Is there anyone who can use Toshiba NB200 notebook computer with 3G mobile connection function?
[13:19] <gogeta1> haaga: humm that would dependind on the fto server having script support
[13:19] <gogeta1> ftp
[13:19] <coz_> whiskers75,  it should not do this  however  when the live cd begins choose the "Check cd" option to be sure it is not corrupt
[13:19] <b4z4nt> kangaroool sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:19] <whiskers75> thanks coz i will try that
[13:19] <haaga> gogeta1: ubuntu 10.04 server with openssh
[13:19] <ashiswin> umm, could some one please answer my qn :)
[13:19] <madrid> ok , While I gather from your words that the best antidote against botnets is linux and not an antivirus ...
[13:20] <gogeta1> http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBkQFjAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwiki.ubuntu.com%2FNetworkManager%2FHardware%2F3G&ei=6M5OTMmVC4L-8AaTw_igBg&usg=AFQjCNHOecUSEKUyCOvA7IKQP5WLOHvZ7A
[13:20] <gogeta1> ooops
[13:20] <leo_dragao> ubuntu brasil
[13:20] <TuxSax> haaga, you can write a script to do what you need and then change the user's default shell to point to the script instead of to /bin/bash, for instance
[13:20] <gogeta1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[13:20] <kangarooo1> apt-cache policy wine wine:   Instalēts: 1.1.42-0ubuntu4   Kandidāts: 1.1.42-0ubuntu4   Versiju tabula:  *** 1.1.42-0ubuntu4 0         500 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid/universe Packages        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status so it says its installed. i thought ive instelled it a while ago but now i dont see it in applications menu. so then i try to purge and install again?
[13:20] <gogeta1> thats better
[13:20] <bazhang> leo_dragao, #ubuntu-br
[13:20] <Jinxed-> coz_, do you have any experience sharing folders with samba?
[13:20] <haaga> TuxSax: ohh, thanks!
[13:20] <ashiswin> seriously >.<
[13:20] <whiskers75> the disk seems to be fine coz
[13:21] <Oer> whiskers75, after pressing an option, be patiënt, some actions take some time.
[13:21] <metalgeek> Hi have linked my ubuntu and windows to the same ad-hoc network (wireless) however i cant even ping the other computer let alone share files, any help would be grand?
[13:21] <coz_> Jinxed-,  no I dont   sorry.. I know many here do ... if not at this time I would  go to the ##linux channel
[13:21] <whiskers75> ok
[13:21] <ashiswin> I added a notification area to my top panel. It comes with a volume control and network manager icon. How do i remove the vol control icon from the notification area without touching the network manager?
[13:21] <coz_> Jinxed-,  they have a broader base of info
[13:21] <lostinspace_46> How would I go about opening a .mod file?
[13:21] <kangarooo1> ok coz_ & llutz so wine was already installed but it doesnt show in applications..
[13:21] <lostinspace_46> How would I go about opening a .mod file?
[13:22] <gogeta1> metalgeek: ad-hoc can be strange is it getting a ip
[13:22] <llutz> kangarooo1: wine is a cli-app, why should it appear?
[13:22] <coz_> kangarooo1,   open system/preferences/main menu
[13:22] <coz_> kangarooo1,  see if it is listed in there
[13:22] <coz_> kangarooo1,  if it is  untick and re tick the box next to it....it will likely show up
[13:22] <ashiswin> umm, could some one help me please >.< !!!
[13:22] <metalgeek> gogeta1, Sorry i don't understand, is what getting an ip
[13:23] <TuxSax> ashiswin: I don't think that's possible
[13:23] <ashiswin> but now i have 2 sound icons
[13:23] <TuxSax> you could add them separatedly
[13:23] <metalgeek> ashiswin, wassup
[13:23] <natex> lostinspace_46: vlc can open those
[13:23] <ashiswin> at the start i only had the network manager
[13:23] <gogeta1> !ip
[13:23] <kangarooo1> llutz: usually when installing wine then i get also a submenu Other and there is wine preferences and all in wine installed programms..
[13:23] <ashiswin> metalgeek: I added a notification area to my top panel. It comes with a volume control and network manager icon. How do i remove the vol control icon from the notification area without touching the network manager?
[13:23] <madrid> ashiswin what is your question?
[13:23] <gogeta1> man explaning a ip to someone
[13:23] <Pici> gogeta1: What?
[13:24] <ashiswin> thats the qn madrid
[13:24] <gogeta1> read up lol
[13:24] <ashiswin> !ip
[13:24] <lostinspace_46> natex, Thanks, I'll give that a try
[13:24] <gogeta1> i tryed that
[13:24] <metalgeek> gogeta1, i understand what an ip is i just don't understand your question
[13:24] <ashiswin> madrid or metalgeek any luck?
[13:24] <gogeta1> metalgeek: i asked if the ad-hoc was getting a ip
[13:24] <metalgeek> ashiswin, looking now
[13:24] <ashiswin> thanks
[13:24] <madrid> ashiswin: whats is the qn?
[13:25] <ashiswin> I added a notification area to my top panel. It comes with a volume control and network manager icon. How do i remove the vol control icon from the notification area without touching the network manager?
[13:25] <coz_> kangarooo1,  I qam finding on lucid that installed applications do not always show up under the menus  right away...an old problem I never expected to see again... however  checking  in ghe main menu helps or just reboot
[13:25] <metalgeek> gogeta1, Both of the machines on the ad-hoc have manually set ip's in the same subnet mask
[13:25] <coz_> kangarooo1,   and "ghe"  is suppose to be "the"  sorry  damn fingers :)
[13:25] <gogeta1> metalgeek: when i ad-hoc my psp under ubuntu i had to set it to link only
[13:25] <kangarooo1> coz_: im in xubuntu i dont have that menu. but i have file:///usr/share/applications/wine.desktop but it doesnt show up in menu.. maybe a new bug?
[13:25] <metalgeek> gogeta1, not an idiot just a noob to linux
[13:26] <gogeta1> metalgeek: otherwise it would not get a ip adress
[13:26] <metalgeek> gogeta1, my psp works fine
[13:26] <coz_> kangarooo1,  oooo then I am at a loss...did you try rebooting to see if the menu gets refreshed??/ there used to be  a  sudo update-menus   command which no longer exists as far as I can see
[13:26] <natex> kangarooo1: make sure the .desktop file is correct. If it's badly formatted or plain wrong, it probably won't show up.
[13:27] <gogeta1> metalgeek: if i rember my ad-hoc both machines need to have the same ip for the link to work
[13:27] <metalgeek> ashiswin, sorry still looking
[13:27] <coz_> kangarooo1,  if all else fails... sudo apt-get autoremove --purge wine  and reinstall it
[13:27] <ashiswin> metalgeek: its ok:)
[13:28] <kangarooo1> coz_: also ive experienced the same problem (programm item not showing but in applications folder it is) in another comp with google-gadgets-qt 2 days ago
[13:28] <metalgeek> ashiswin, do you mind loosing the mail icon?
[13:28] <ashiswin> yes i do metalgeek. why?
[13:28] <gogeta1> metalgeek: and thats probly confusing the hell out of samba
[13:28] <Epcylon> All of a sudden the oldstyle init.d scripts aren't being run on startup (including memcached and postfix).. anyone know what could be the cause?
[13:29] <coz_> kangarooo1,  yeah as I mentioned... I have noticed this issue in Lucid... its an old problem that should have never  shown up again
[13:29] <kangarooo1> natex: yes i think thats the problem.. but file looks similar to others..
[13:29] <MrPink> Hello, I have Ubuntu 10.04 installed and a Webcam: Logitech Quickcam STX... what do I need to install to use the cam?
[13:29] <metalgeek> gogeta1, if both machines have the same ip how will the network tell the difference
[13:29] <kangarooo1> ah and btw coz_ that other comp is 10.10 but this from witch i write and want wine on is 10.04
[13:29] <coz_> kangarooo1,  understood
[13:30] <bazhang> MrPink, try cheese and camorama for starters
[13:30] <natex> kangarooo1: make sure file permissions are correct (readable), and make sure the file adheres to http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/
[13:30] <coz_> kangarooo1,   did you open the Main Menu  and check?
[13:30] <gogeta1> metalgeek: ad-hoc is a odd mode i just rember a guide on it saying the ips need to be the same
[13:30] <coz_> kangarooo1,  nevermind  you said this is  xfce
[13:31] <madrid> Why does wine programs can not detect my webcam?
[13:31] <coz_> kangarooo1,  sorry...did you say you already rebooted?
[13:31] <ashiswin> any luck madrid?
[13:31] <metalgeek> ashiswin, cause the solution i tried got rid of the volume and the mail. Though i suppose you could add that again with a custom launcher
[13:31] <ashiswin> oh, metalgeek. i wanna keep the default vol control and remove the new one
[13:31] <metalgeek> is there a good guide for ad-hoc networks with ubuntu?
[13:32] <gogeta1> metalgeek: You should now be connected to the ad hoc network. Use the iwconfig  command to view the cell being used. This must match the same cell on  the other PCs that you want to connect to.
[13:32] <TuxSax> ashiswin: do you mind starting fresh by restoring the panels to the defaut and customize it from there?
[13:32] <whiskers75> i cant install ubuntu 10.04 from the cd i have tried another cd but that dows not work can anyone help
[13:32] <metalgeek> TuxSax, Thanks for the save lol
[13:32] <hemza> i do not use swap ... is this influent on my laptop
[13:33] <coz_> whiskers75,   ok you downloaded the  ISO image and how did you burn this?
[13:33] <madrid> ashiswin: no luck I am very pessimistic and with linux more yet
[13:33] <coz_> whiskers75,  which application did you burn the cd with?
[13:33] <whiskers75> i did it on a mac by going into disk utility
[13:33] <krabador> hi, i must enable universe and multiverse repos from terminal, how can i do it?
[13:33] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, i think if you uninstall indicator-sound it will remove the new volume and leave the mail icon.  good luck.
[13:33] <MrPink> bazhang: Don't I need some kind of drivers first? Camorama gives me an error when I start it "cannot caputre Image"
[13:34] <coz_> whiskers75,  ok and does that disk utility allow for burning at 1x
[13:34] <gogeta1> metalgeek: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Adhoc
[13:34] <bazhang> krabador, from system administration software sources
[13:34] <ashiswin> hmm thanks zykotick9, ill try that
[13:34] <TuxSax> ashiswin: if my suggestion suits you, try to run this command: sudo debconf gnome-panel
[13:34] <whiskers75> i think so... the lowest is 2x?
[13:34] <metalgeek> gogeta1, your the best cheers
[13:34] <ashiswin> ok
[13:34] <abhijit> !universe | krabador
[13:34] <bazhang> MrPink, I would suggest checking the list of supported webcams then
[13:34] <bazhang> !webcam | MrPink
[13:34] <krabador> bazhang, i neet to do it from terminal , for add the command in a group of && commands
[13:34] <gogeta1> metalgeek: i beleve the network manager works with ad-hoc now
[13:35] <kyle_> anyone know of any bootable applications that will allow me to create an image of a HDD as raw (Like DD but bootable)
[13:35] <ashiswin> TuxSax, I tried and everything disappeared >.<
[13:35] <MrPink> bazhang: Thanks I will check it iout
[13:35] <ashiswin> i killed the process and it came back to the thing with 2 vol controls
[13:35] <TuxSax> ashiswin: don't panic
[13:35] <natex> krabador: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[13:35] <MrPink> bazhang: Although cheese works out of the box
[13:35] <coz_> whiskers75,  ok  let me suggest something if its possible... there is a minimal install cd  which is very cool  in that is downloads and installs ALL current updates  during the install procedure... you can also  choose which install like kubuntu-desktop  or edubuntu-desktop   with spacebar being the key that ticks the box and arrows for scrolling through the options
[13:36] <krabador> thanx natex
[13:36] <TuxSax> ashiswin: you need to reboot after doing the command I said
[13:36] <whiskers75> i might be able to do that
[13:36] <coz_> whiskers75,   I would suggest downloading that iso  and burning it at the 2x speed
[13:36] <ashiswin> ok
[13:36] <whiskers75> ok thanks for the help
[13:36] <coz_> whiskers75,  just remember that Space bar will put an x  in the box and the arrows scroll through the options
[13:36] <ashiswin> but if the terminal closes, wouldnt it go back to the old settings again TuxSax?
[13:36] <TuxSax> ashiswin: run the command, then reboot, and come back, I'll wait for you to
[13:36] <ashiswin> ok
[13:36] <whiskers75> thanks i will try that later
[13:37] <coz_> whiskers75,  dont over do the choices... I also suggest edubuntu  for its nice integration of kde and gnome libraries
[13:37] <TuxSax> I want you to start from the default, the default doesn't have two sound applets
[13:37] <whiskers75> maybe.... i quite like plain ubuntu or kubuntu
[13:37] <Turbolinux> Can you answer my question? Thank you.
[13:37] <kyle_> anyone know of any bootable applications that will allow me to create an image of a HDD as raw (Like DD but bootable)
[13:37] <coz_> whiskers75,  the  choice of Edubuntu-desktop is plain gnome
[13:38] <whiskers75> ok I might do that
[13:38] <coz_> whiskers75,  it just incorporates kde libraries and actually runs faster than ubuntu itself
[13:38] <madrid> I just want a program that detects the camera I was using wine programs.
[13:38] <whiskers75> clever... now i definetly will do that!
[13:38] <coz_> whiskers75,  so   when the time comes on that cd to choose  ONLY choose  Edubuntu-desktop   and I dont think you will be disappointed
[13:38] <TuxSax> Turbolinux: what's your question?
[13:38] <whiskers75> ok
[13:38] <ashiswin> TuxSax, it didnt work
[13:38] <coz_> whiskers75,  it is ubuntu in everyway :)
[13:38] <whiskers75>  :)
[13:39] <coz_> whiskers75,  i and I have switched to it permanently just this past 2 weeks :)
[13:39] <TuxSax> ashiswin: hold on, we'll try something else
[13:39] <whiskers75> good
[13:39] <ashiswin> thans TuxSax
[13:39] <Turbolinux> TuxSax: Is there anyone who use Toshiba NB200 computer with 3G function? This is my question?
[13:39] <Turbolinux> .
[13:39] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, again "indicator-sound"
[13:40] <ashiswin> how do u remove that ZykoticK9?
[13:40] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, one way is "sudo apt-get remove indicator-sound", another is Synaptic or Ubuntu Software Center
[13:40] <TuxSax> ashiswin: the notification area has a sound indicator, right?
[13:40] <TuxSax> so where the other sound indicator came from?
[13:40] <ashiswin> yea tuxsax
[13:40] <TuxSax> can you right click on it and then remove it?
[13:41] <ashiswin> its from the indicator applet
[13:41] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, that will remove the mail icon as well
[13:41] <ashiswin> ones in the notification, ones in the idicator. the indicator was default
[13:41] <madrid> I just want a program that detects the webcam while using wine programs.
[13:41] <Mjuksel> hi guys
[13:41] <ashiswin> but ZykoticK9, i wanna keep the mail icon cos my chat and stuff r there
[13:41] <ringods> Hello, I hope someone can help me out with a networking issue.
[13:42] <Mjuksel> i have a question :O
[13:42] <ringods> lshw -class network reports my eth0 as DISABLED.
[13:42] <TuxSax> Turbolinux: sorry, I can't help you there
[13:42] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, then the right click remove won't work, just my uninstall command
[13:42] <ringods> ifconfig doesn't report eth0. How can I get that interface enabled again?
[13:42] <Mjuksel> is there any program to show xchat or other irc program on desktop like a wallpaper widget ?
[13:42] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, s/just my/just use my
[13:42] <ashiswin> but will that remove both of the vol controls ZykoticK9?
[13:42] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, not my uninstall command no
[13:42] <hporse> hi. did anyone in here test the youtube-dl script? it is broken on my system since like a week or so. it always says here are no available formats (for any video). anyone in here for whom the script still works?
[13:43] <ashiswin> ok im doing it ZykoticK9
[13:43] <coz_> Mjuksel,  well  I know cairo dock has an xchat  plugin that can be set onto the desktop like a screenlet or widget
[13:43] <ZykoticK9> hporse, you need to use a new version NOT in the repo
[13:43] <Khannz> Guys, how I can restrict access for a user so he can't go anywhere except homedir?
[13:43] <ZykoticK9> hporse, i fixed the same issue yesterday ;)
[13:43] <Mjuksel> is there any program to show xchat or other irc program on desktop like a wallpaper widget ?
[13:43] <TuxSax> ringods: open terminal and run cat /etc/networking/interfaces
[13:43] <coz_> Mjuksel, you could check to see if screenlets have applications for this
[13:44] <Mjuksel> ah yeah
[13:44] <Mjuksel> lemme try
[13:44] <coz_> Mjuksel,    http://www.screenlets.org/index.php/Home
[13:44] <ringods> TuxSax: "auto eth0" followed by "iface eth0 inet dhcp"
[13:44] <Mjuksel> k tnx ill have a look
[13:44] <Mjuksel> im a bit new @ ubuntu :p
[13:44] <coz_> Mjuksel,    http://screenlets.org/index.php/Category:UserScreenlets
[13:44] <ringods> TuxSax: mac address in udev rules match
[13:44] <kyle_> anyone know of any bootable applications that will allow me to create an image of a HDD as raw (Like DD but bootable)
[13:44] <hporse> ZykoticK9: ok, thanks. isn't it odd that no one opened a bug report yet?
[13:44] <ZykoticK9> hporse, run "youtube-dl -v" and be sure it says "2010.07.24" - FYI i havne't figured out how to use "youtube-dl -b BLAH" in the new version
[13:45] <coz_> Mjuksel,  you would..of course...have to install screenlets  with   sudo apt-get install screenlets first
[13:45] <ZykoticK9> hporse, there are at least 2 bugs i believe
[13:45] <TuxSax> ringods: that looks OK, how about the network manager applet? can you right click it ?
[13:45] <ashiswin> umm ZykoticK9, that removed the wrong one
[13:45] <coz_> Mjuksel,  it comes with a dozen or so default screenlets for you to test
[13:45] <Mjuksel> i have screenlets installed thank you ;)
[13:45] <ashiswin> Is there one called notifier-sound or smth like that?
[13:45] <MikeChelen> can anyone recommend a gui for webcam recording? a middle ground between cheese (too simple) and vlc (too complex) would be great
[13:45] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, indicator-sound is the NEW one
[13:45] <ringods> TuxSax: ubuntu lucid server i386, so no network manager (I suppose). Similar amd64 setup works like a charm
[13:46] <ringods> for the record: both VBox virtual machines
[13:46] <ashiswin> ZykoticK9, when i ran that, it removed the default one instead of the one in the notification panel
[13:46] <coz_> MikeChelen,  mmm  recording from web cam?  let me check
[13:46] <dubey> hello
[13:46] <TuxSax> oh, sorry, you would better ask question like this at #ubuntu-server, then
[13:46] <lux`> can someone write lucs?
[13:46] <ringods> TuxSax: ok, I'll hop over...
[13:46] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, sorry i thought that's what you wanted.  reinstall indictor-sound and remove the Gnome Sound one instead
[13:46] <coz_> MikeChelen,   I think Cheese can record from the webcam
[13:47] <ashiswin> oo ok ZykoticK9, what do i type for Gnome Sound?
[13:47] <cypher-neo> MikeChelen, have you tried mencoder?
[13:47] <MikeChelen> coz_: yup thats right, it has very few preferences though such as file format or bitrate (also it has been crashing for me)
[13:47] <bazhang> MikeChelen, camorama may be worth a try as well
[13:47] <coz_> MikeChelen,   or better yet   webcamstudio
[13:47] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, not sure, do you remember how you added it?
[13:48] <ashiswin> i added a notification area. it came along with that. i did nothing else
[13:48] <MikeChelen> cypher-neo: is there a gui for mencoder? been using it from command line, but too unknowledgeable to get desired results
[13:48] <bazhang> MikeChelen, winff
[13:48] <cypher-neo> MikeChelen: AFAIK, it's strictly command line.
[13:48] <Mjuksel> hmm i dont really see an IRC screenlet :(
[13:48] <coz_> MikeChelen,   http://www.ws4gl.org/
[13:48] <ZykoticK9> bazhang, technically winff is a frontend to ffmpeg not mencoder
[13:48] <bazhang> ZykoticK9, yep
[13:49] <MikeChelen> bazhang: camorama keeps giving me an error "could not connect to video device (/dev/video0). Please check connection" even though /dev/video0 works fine with mplayer and vlc
[13:49] <bazhang> I'd give camorama a shot
[13:49] <Khannz> Guys, how I can restrict access for a user so he can't go anywhere except homedir?
[13:50] <bazhang> Khannz, create a guest account?
[13:50] <MikeChelen> coz_: will try webcamstudio again, it seems to max my cpu causing encoding problems
[13:50] <ashiswin> ZykoticK9, any luck?
[13:50] <Khannz> bazhang: I'm not sure - how?
[13:50] <Mjuksel> btw i LOVEEE ubuntu
[13:50] <Mjuksel> :O
[13:50] <Kartagis> !xmms
[13:50] <Kartagis> !xmms2
[13:50] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, sorry i stopped looking...
[13:50] <Mjuksel> cant seem to find any irc screenlets though :(
[13:50] <bazhang> Kartagis, try audacious
[13:51] <MikeChelen> bazhang: will winff capture from webcam?
[13:51] <Kartagis> bazhang I'm looking for something that I can broadcast from
[13:51] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, is gnome-volume-manager installed on your system?
[13:51] <ashiswin> oh. well, can someone help me then? I have a volume control icon in the notification area and i wanna remove it
[13:51] <ashiswin> ZykoticK9: Hmm, i'm not sure
[13:52] <Epcylon> Nobody has any idea why the old style init scripts are no longer being run?
[13:52] <Khannz> I tried "adduser --home <%pathofinterest%> --no-create-home <%username%>
[13:52] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, in terminal "apt-cache policy gnome-volume-manager"
[13:52] <machete> hey there
[13:52] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, my 10.04 does NOT have that installed by default (or now for that matter)
[13:52] <machete> anyone ever had to migrate evolution from linux to windows?
[13:52] <ashiswin> i dont have it ZykoticK9
[13:52] <donato> jin #ubuntu
[13:53] <ZykoticK9> Anyone know the name of the old Gnome Volume Control?  NOT the idicator-sound one.
[13:53] <bazhang> MikeChelen, seems mencoder will then you can convert with ffmpeg (winff) if needed
[13:53] <donato> join #ubuntu
[13:53] <bazhang> donato, you are here
[13:54] <MikeChelen> bazhang: ok, maybe i will stick with mencoder for the capturing then. i just can't get it to output .ogv
[13:54] <juboba> hey
[13:54] <ashiswin> YESS!!
[13:54] <bazhang> Khannz, will this be long term? guest session for short term, or just create another user in users and groups if longer term
[13:55] <kangarooo1> natex: file properties for ggl-qt.desktop is the same as for firefox.desktop (root) read and write root read read.
[13:55] <ashiswin> killall gnome-volume-control-applet :)
[13:55] <andre> I want to install the broffice but a cant. What I do ?
[13:55] <hackerdoor> 大家好
[13:55] <hackerdoor> 我来自中国
[13:55] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, it will probably be back after you restart...
[13:55] <dubey> i am using ubuntu 10.04; and want to run internet using my BSNL 3G USB DATA CARD
[13:55] <ashiswin> Yea ZykoticK9, any way to save the change.
[13:55] <machete> help migrating evolution from ubuntu to windows 7
[13:55] <philinux> !jp | hackerdoor
[13:55] <dubey> how can i do this, i tried many online docs but couldn't succeed
[13:55] <iflema> !cn | hackerdoor
[13:56] <kangarooo1> coz_: no i didnt restart.. that wont change anything for icons cache is beeing made every few minute. coz_: can u try sudo aptitude install google-gadgets-qt and see if it appears in menu? couse in 10.10 it didnt. and also i just installed in 10.04 on this one and also icon doesnt appear so thats some new bug.. if u can install then confirm it on Bug #610237
[13:56] <gogeta1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[13:56] <hemza> how to detect built-in bleutooth .... i have toshiba satillate A200
[13:56] <juboba> machete: you want to use evolution in win7?
[13:56] <Khannz> bazhang: sure I created new user but by default he freely can watch my / and even read any config files, but I want to fully block it so he can only view own homedir
[13:56] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, try System / Preferences / Startup Applications - and see if Gnome Volume Control is listed
[13:56] <andre> tar xvzf broffice.org_2.0.xxx_LinuxIntel_install.tar.gz   I try this command but I cant install
[13:56] <machete> yes, I have to
[13:56] <machete> or outlook
[13:56] <etyrnal_> WHAT does THIS mean?  http://pastebin.org/422113
[13:56] <juboba> machete: why don't you use Outlook?
[13:56] <machete> but not thunderbird
[13:56] <etyrnal_> opps - sorry
[13:56] <juboba> machete: export your stuff man
[13:56] <kangarooo1> natex: ggl-qt.desktop categories are Categories=KDE;Qt;Network;News; so it should show up in applications.. for FF its Categories=Application;Internet;Network;WebBrowser;
[13:57] <machete> I did it, but I don't find how to import it in google
[13:57] <juboba> mmmm
[13:57] <andre> you know install the broffice ?
[13:57] <ZykoticK9> Khannz, just an FYI but if you limit a user account to ONLY home directory, there will no (or very few) commands available to that user
[13:57] <ashiswin> ZykoticK9, i added a startup app with the command "killall gnome-volume-control-applet" and now it doesnt open anymore :-)
[13:58] <Khannz> ZykoticK9: so no ssh for them?
[13:58] <ZykoticK9> ashiswin, killall just closes a command
[13:58] <ZykoticK9> Khannz, doubt it as ssh is in /usr/bin i imagine
[13:59] <andre> Who know to install the broffice for ubuntu ?
[13:59] <dubey> anyone ?
[13:59] <ashiswin> Yea but it works ZykoticK9 :)
[13:59] <Khannz> ZykoticK9: no-no, I mean that since I can't limit user to read FS - I can't give him ssh access?
[13:59] <bazhang> andre, what is broffice
[14:00] <ZykoticK9> Khannz, what you are basically talking about is a change-root environment, i haven't played with that stuff much so i really don't know for sure.  Best of luck man.
[14:00] <andre> its like microsoft office for windows. do you know ?
[14:00] <Khannz> ZykoticK9: kk mate. ty anyway
[14:00] <bazhang> andre, open office?
[14:01] <andre> yes, but brasilian version
[14:01] <gogeta1> bazhang: lol i was wating for that
[14:01] <Kartagis> what's the xmms2 graphical package?
[14:01] <bazhang> andre, just install the language packs
[14:01] <jrib> Kartagis: apt-cache search -n xmms2
[14:02] <ZykoticK9> Kartagis, xmm2 is a client/server situation, there are various GUI/CLI front ends in the repo i believe
[14:02] <ZykoticK9> s/xmm2/xmms2
[14:02] <gogeta1> xmm2 xmms is ciompletly the wrong direction
[14:02] <Kartagis> ZykoticK9 can you name one?
[14:03] <Reygun> hello guys. Look I need is to recover the password of my ubuntu version is 9.04. Anyone know?
[14:03] <gogeta1> mplayer can do everything xxm2 can do and more
[14:03] <andre> I have th oppen office but I cant save the documents in word.doc extension . with Br office I can.
[14:03] <jrib> !password | Reygun
[14:03] <gogeta1> including console mode mp3/video
[14:03] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, console video - just what everyone needs, video in ASCII
[14:04] <andre> word.doc.  or excel , or power point
[14:04] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: bzz wrong it can use the framebuffer
[14:04] <gogeta1> and ascII
[14:04] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, oh ya, that too ;)
[14:04] <gogeta1> lol
[14:04] <Reygun> okey thanks
[14:05] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: xmm2 pretty mutch is 1 feature from mplayer relly not where i whanted to see contuned xmms dev go
[14:05] <ackbahr> Hi! I'm using one of my photo sorting scripts with nautilus-scripts (which starts scripts from right-click menu) and I'm wondering if there's a way to display a window (x or bash) to make it signal it's done?
[14:06] <Oer> andre, http://broffice-org.software.informer.com/wiki/
[14:06] <jrib> ackbahr: sure use zenity probably
[14:06] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, i used to use xmms all the time, xmms2 i installed and quickly gave up on.  I guess i just don't like client/server media programs :|
[14:06] <ackbahr> jrib: Thanksm I'll look into it
[14:06] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: yea i was like woot new xms then i was ike what is this
[14:07] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, my reaction exactly :)
[14:07] <andre> Is the nimbus roman font the same that times new roman font ?
[14:08] <bazhang> andre, try #openoffice.org if that is what you asking about
[14:08] <juboba> anyone knows what is the default font that MACOSX uses for the terminal?
[14:08] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: its not even x multi media center its a console app
[14:09] <juboba> I won't go to any other channel
[14:09] <bazhang> juju2143, try ##apple
[14:09] <juboba> in #apple they tried to sell me the font...¬¬
[14:09] <jrib> juboba: go to an osx support channel...
[14:09] <bazhang> whoops sorry juju2143 that was for juboba
[14:09] <gogeta1> well system
[14:09] <bazhang> !ot > juboba
[14:10] <slinker1> monaco is the default font i think
[14:11] <davix> is there a dpkg/apt command that will return 0 if a package exists and something else otherwise?
[14:11] <slinker1> and according to wikipedia n Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Monaco was replaced as the default Terminal font by Menlo, a font based on Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, like the popular font DejaVu Sans Mono.[1] However, Monaco remains preloaded on all Snow Leopard systems.
[14:13] <ZykoticK9> davix, could "apt-cache search PACKAGENAME" work?  Goog luck man.
[14:14] <schlaftier> Interesting. I was so fond of Monaco that I use it in xterm on Linux, now Apple themselves make another font the default
[14:14] <shiv> I installed kubuntu-desktop I restarted and now when I log out and log in I do not get the choice of using kdm. No options are shown at the login screen. Any ideas?
[14:15] <ZykoticK9> shiv, click on your username first, then you should get a Session option at the bottom
[14:15] <gogeta1> shiv: click the session spot rhen change it to kde
[14:15] <gogeta1> then
[14:16] <shiv> ZykoticK9, gogeta1 I do not get the session option at all. Its no where
[14:16] <gogeta1> shiv: right at the login screen
[14:16] <ZykoticK9> shiv, are you using 10.04?  and did you click on your username?
[14:16] <shiv> gogeta1, yep its not there
[14:16] <davix> ZykoticK9: it will search for it, i want to know if it is installed
[14:16] <shiv> ZykoticK9, I did I am on 10.04
[14:16] <gogeta1> shiv: guess you gotta click on your user name first
[14:17] <ZykoticK9> davix, apt-cache is installed by default
[14:17] <ZykoticK9> shiv, something is VERY strange with your install then...?
[14:17] <shiv> ZykoticK9, I am off to work for now..let me catch this later. Thanks for the support ttyl
[14:17] <davix> ZykoticK9: i know it is installed i want to know if another package is installed
[14:18] <ZykoticK9> davix, sorry, i figured out what you meant a few moments after i replied
[14:18] <davix> its all good man, thanks for trying to help!
[14:18] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: you can do it threw syanptic slect installed and use quicksearch
[14:19] <k0sh> where is menu.lst in ubuntu 10.4 ?
[14:19] <k0sh> or its equive in boot
[14:19] <ZykoticK9> davix, see gogeta1 non-command line option
[14:19] <k0sh> equivalent
[14:19] <ZykoticK9> !grub2 | k0sh
[14:19] <davix> thanks ZykoticK9
[14:21] <philinux> k0sh: Also see this. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[14:21] <k0sh> umm.. ok, so i want to edit some defaullt kernel parementers at boot, which file should i edit then?
[14:21] <ZykoticK9> davix, so sorry the command i origionally wanted to give you was "apt-cache policy PACKAGENAME", my bad ;)
[14:21] <davix> :)
[14:22] <philinux> k0sh: what parameters
[14:22] <bazhang> k0sh, grub menu?
[14:22] <philinux> k0sh: have a read of those two links provided
[14:22] <hemza> ubuntu do not detect built-in bleutooth ... how to do
[14:22] <ZykoticK9> k0sh, /etc/default/grub
[14:23] <Seppoz_work> hihi, is it possible to install oracle-vbox tools via apt-get?
[14:23] <k0sh> philinux: ones to disable apparmor
[14:23] <handjob> Hi. I would like Eye of Gnome to display pictures in the order that they are presented in directory. How can I do that?
[14:23] <abhijit> !bluetooth | hemza
[14:23] <ZykoticK9> Seppoz_work, what tools are you referring too?
[14:23] <Kangarooo> why i cant report bug about apt-get ? ubuntu-bug apt-get and apt-utils shows theres no such ubuntu package
[14:24] <Seppoz_work> ZykoticK9: the oracle virtialboxx ones
[14:24] <hemza> ubottu, thnx
[14:24] <ZykoticK9> Seppoz_work, "tools" ?  do you mean Guest Additions?
[14:24] <Oer> Kangarooo, wich package ? maybe you mistyped ?
[14:24] <Seppoz_work> Yes
[14:24] <abhijit> :|
[14:25] <Kangarooo> Oer: pakcgage apt-get no i didnt i used autocomplete with tab
[14:25] <ZykoticK9> Seppoz_work, not through apt no, use VBox's built in "Install Guest Additions"
[14:25] <ubuntunigga> YO YO YO WHAZZUP WHAZSZUP WHAZZUP
[14:25] <ubuntunigga> its ya boy ubuntu nigga
[14:25] <Seppoz_work> ZykoticK9: ty
[14:25] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: umm maybe it simply does not have that package
[14:25] <zi> hello
[14:26] <Oer> Kangarooo, what is the name of the package you tried to apt-get ?
[14:26] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: i have no clue what your even tryn to install
[14:26] <philinux> k0sh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor#Disable%20AppArmor%20framework
[14:26] <Oer> apt-get works fine here
[14:27] <philinux> k0sh: edit /etc/default/grub then run sudo update-grub to regenerate grub.cfg
[14:27] <jeiworth> hi all, anyone else having problems with mysql not being able to autostart during boot, i beleive since latest mysql update?
[14:27] <Turbolinux> Hello everyone again. Is there anyone uses Toshiba NB200 notebook computer with 3G mobile connection function? I need help. Thank you.
[14:28] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: sometimes there spelled diffrent sometimes they got updated and its looking for a out of date no longer exesting package etc apt-get update normaly fixes something you knoe thats there and getting a not found error
[14:28] <ZykoticK9> Kangarooo, "ubuntu-bug apt-get" is incorrect, but I'm not sure what package has apt-get...  still searching.
[14:28] <k0sh> philinux: yay, thanks
[14:29] <Turbolinux> Does Ubuntu recognize Ericsson F3507g mobile broadband device?
[14:29] <Turbolinux> recognizes
[14:30] <ZykoticK9> Kangarooo, i'm guessing "ubuntu-bug apt" might be what your looking for.  Not 100% sure mind you ;)
[14:30] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: he lost apt-get?
[14:30] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, no he wants to report a bug
[14:31] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: file not found not rlly a bug
[14:31] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: just means the repos dont have what hes looking for
[14:32] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, "ubuntu-bug apt-get" does not work, because apt-get is not a package name...
[14:32] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: hua
[14:32] <lethario1> Hey, how do I properly exit from X, and drop to just a terminal?
[14:32] <Oer> apt-utils do exist in the main repo
[14:32] <ZykoticK9> lethario1, "sudo service gdm stop"
[14:33] <gogeta1> yea i think you only need to install that
[14:33] <lethario1> ZykoticK9: Thank you very much :)
[14:33] <lethario1> ZykoticK9: Returns "Fake initctl called, doing nothing" I'm on 9.10, if that matters.
[14:34] <ZykoticK9> lethario1, 9.10 "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[14:34] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: if he broke apt-gethe needs do download the deb manuly to restore it
[14:34] <TuxSax> lethario1: you can just switch to a terminal without exiting the GUI
[14:34] <Kangarooo> ZykoticK9: apt also isnt working
[14:34] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, apt-get is NOT missing, just trying to report a bug
[14:34] <TuxSax> use ALT+CTRL+F1
[14:34] <handjob> Hi. I would like Eye of Gnome to display pictures in the order that they are presented in directory. How can I do that?
[14:34] <lethario1> ZykoticK9: It tells me to use "service gdm stop" instead >_<
[14:35] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, sorry "apt also isn't working"
[14:35] <TuxSax> to get back to GUI use ALT+F7
[14:35] <ZykoticK9> lethario1, ?
[14:35] <lethario1> TuxSax: Unfortunately that's not enough, I need exlusive right's to the GPU. I need X to terminate
[14:35] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: often if something failed to install dpkg -f installl should resume it
[14:36] <TuxSax> OK, once on that terminal you can stop the GDM service with "sudo service gdm stop"
[14:36] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: i beleve thats the fix command
[14:36] <hemza> HERE https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup i do not find how to detect built-in bluetooth device ... plz help me
[14:36] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, i'm not the one with the issue!  Kangarooo has the issue.
[14:36] <lethario1> sudo /etc/init.d/gpm stop returns: "Rather that invoking init scripts through /etc/init.d, use the service(8) utility, e.g. service gdm stop"
[14:36] <lethario1> TuxSax: I'll try it, thanks
[14:36] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, i use "sudo apt-get -f install" not sure if dpkg does the same (probably does)
[14:37] <lethario1> TuxSax / ZykoticK9: Unfortunately neither command works from ALT+F1 terminal either
[14:37] <lethario1> They just return the same (error) messages
[14:37] <ZykoticK9> lethario1, what is the error?
[14:38] <HukuTa> hello
[14:38] <ZykoticK9> lethario1, sorry i see it above.
[14:38] <lethario1> ZykoticK9: using service, I get "Warning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing."
[14:38] <lethario1> ZykoticK9: Ok :)
[14:38] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: been a wile sence i ahd to resort to dpkg but i knoe like apt if you try to install someting it will say hey stop run this first to fix the broken packages
[14:39] <TuxSax> lethario1: do you have proper user rights?
[14:39] <TuxSax> are you in a terminal after using ALT+CTRL+F1 ?
[14:39] <lethario1> TuxSax: Well, it's a new install, that I did myself, there's only my account.
[14:40] <lethario1> TuxSax: Yes, black white thingie, 400x300 resolution, ugly
[14:40] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: and recover from a failed upgarde or a interrupted one
[14:40] <TuxSax> lethario1: you should be dropped to a console terminal when using ALT+CTRL+F1
[14:40] <TuxSax> and then are you logged in with your user there?
[14:40] <lethario1> TuxSax: No, I had to login on that one too
[14:41] <TuxSax> lethario1: that's what I asked, if you did log in already
[14:41] <lethario1> TuxSax: I can "sudo su" to root, service gdm stop still does nothing
[14:41] <TuxSax> lethariol, try first to do sudo -i, then when prompted put you password
[14:41] <ZykoticK9> lethario1, don't use "sudo su"!
[14:41] <erUSUL> lethario1: sudo stop gdm
[14:41] <DiploCat> try: gdm-stop
[14:41] <lethario1> TuxSax: Oh, sorry, yes, I logged in ^^
[14:41] <DiploCat> one command
[14:41] <erUSUL> !rootshell | lethario1
[14:41] <DiploCat> lethario1, sudo gdm-stop
[14:42] <kryptyk> Lethario: take a look here. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1359292 Similar issue - solution was given in the last post. Hope this helps
[14:42] <erUSUL> lethario1: gdm is now controlled by upstart so you use stop/start/restart/initctl commands whit it
[14:42] <frxstrem> is there something like a .deb package for installing VLC 1.1.x in Ubuntu Karmic?
[14:42] <TuxSax> lethario1: and try pkill gdm
[14:42] <DiploCat> I sudo passwd ubuntu first thing after install
[14:42] <erUSUL> lethario1: man initctl for more information
[14:43] <lethario1> ZykoticK9: Sorry, didn't mean to swear ^^ Just saying I had the rights.
[14:43] <jrib> DiploCat: there's no point to...
[14:43] <xangua> frxstrem: there is a ppa https://launchpad.net/~c-korn/%2Barchive/vlc
[14:43] <DiploCat> jrib, why not? I want root
[14:43] <DASPRiD> ·
[14:43] <frxstrem> xangua: ok, thanks :)
[14:43] <jrib> DASPRiD: you can have it if you want it, it's your computer.  But there's no reason to.
[14:43] <lethario1> DiploCat: That made some progress, but gdm still restarted right away, instead of stopping.
[14:43] <erUSUL> DiploCat: you can do as you wish but do not spread it. do not advise it here please
[14:44] <DiploCat> erUSUL, fair enough
[14:44] <Kangarooo> gogeta1: problem is ubuntu-bug i want to use to report bug about apt-get
[14:45] <DiploCat> lethario1, maybe it's a bit rash... but if all else fails, perhaps it's worth "kill"ing it?
[14:45] <progre55> hi guys! I have a script in /etc/init/autossh.conf and at the moment I start it by "sudo start autossh". but now I have an automated system that cant run it and says "Could not find autossh in /etc/init.d". any manuals on how to re-write /etc/init/ scripts into /etc/init.d/? )
[14:46] <lethario1> kryptyk: I'm gonna take a look at it.
[14:46] <lethario1> DiploCat: I did, but it just starts right up again >_<
[14:46] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: sounds like a bad update and it broke apt-get sometimes you can reconver it by running sudo dpkg --configure -a
[14:46] <erUSUL> progre55: /etc/init.d/skeleton ? init.d are systemV init scripts plenty of how tros on them
[14:46] <erUSUL> progre55: the one that has no docs is upstart ;P
[14:46] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: thats the dpkg way of doing a fix install
[14:46] <kryptyk> lethario1: Check this one too - this relates directly to not being able to stop X http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1445415
[14:47] <progre55> erUSUL: thanks. I'm googling :)
[14:47] <Kangarooo> gogeta1: no its not update related.. and BTW i have apt-get update made..
[14:47] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: it should resume configureing the packages that didnt
[14:48] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: if update works install will
[14:48] <Kangarooo> gogeta1: i dont want apt-get to do something. problem is i want to report bug about apt-get using ubuntu-bug apt-get (or other corret name)
[14:48] <Kangarooo> gogeta1: i dont want to install anything..
[14:48] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: so your saying apt is not broken
[14:49] <frxstrem> is it possible to give root-like priviliges to non-root users?
[14:49] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: whats the bug
[14:49] <lazybugis> hello guys
[14:49] <iceroot_> !sudo | frxstrem
[14:49] <ZykoticK9> frxstrem, it's called sudo (just joking).  What are you trying to do?
[14:49] <Genk1> hello
[14:50] <jrib> ZykoticK9: isn't sudo exactly that?
[14:50] <ZykoticK9> jrib, yes
[14:50] <Kangarooo> gogeta1: ok btw bug in apt-get is it shows wrong percentage when updating sources list.. so i want to report about it. using ubuntu-bug packagename and package is apt-get
[14:51] <jrib> Kangarooo: there's no such thing as an "apt-get" package
[14:51] <frxstrem> iceroot_, ZykoticK9: I'm looking for something like sudo, but I am using a PHP script and I do not want to have to call sudo in a shell whenever I want to do some root stuff
[14:51] <Kangarooo> jrib: so how then ubuntu-bug about apt-get? ubuntu-bug apt and apt-utils didnt work
[14:51] <jrib> Kangarooo: never used ubuntu-bug
[14:51] <lethario1> Gah, ubuntu is _too_ userfriendly these days ^^
[14:52] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: i belev its just filed under apt
[14:52] <jrib> Kangarooo: how does "ubuntu-bug apt" not work?
[14:52] <Kangarooo> gogeta1: i already wrote that ubuntu-bug apt shows its not ubuntu pakage.. so it doesnt
[14:52] <DiploCat> lol lethario1... still can't stop gdm? have you checked to see what's running in all the terms... ie. Alt+F7 & ALT+F8?
[14:53] <DiploCat> lethario1, maybe there's some X config prompt hanging about!?
[14:53] <jrib> Kangarooo: ubuntu-bug apt  seems to work fine here
[14:54] <gogeta1> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt
[14:54] <gogeta1> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt
[14:54] <Z__> yo
[14:55] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: there it is
[14:56] <gogeta1> Kangarooo: defently file that under low piroty
[14:56] <hemza> is lunix image an important update .. .i do not like to update my system always
[14:56] <ABBADON> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with kernel version 2.6.32-34-generic and 1GB of RAM, and I've got a problem starting GParted, is this the correct channel to ask?
[14:57] <gogeta1> hemza: yea its the kernel
[14:57] <frxstrem> how can I grant root priviliges to non-root users?
[14:57] <lorenz> ABBADON, what do you want to do with gparted?
[14:57] <hemza> what it updates
[14:57] <jars> f
[14:57] <gogeta1> frxstrem: they type sudo like you do
[14:58] <jrib> frxstrem: several people already told you how.  What didn't you like about that answer?
[14:58] <gogeta1> frxstrem: in you group setting add adminstrator to them
[14:58] <iceroot_> frxstrem: never!!! ever in your whole life!!! use php with sudo as root!! never!!!!
[14:58] <lethario1> DiploCat: Um, what should I be looking for then? :)
[14:59] <ABBADON> lorenz, I want to move my home directory to an unformatted 1TB external USB hard drive, but the drive isn't formatted, nor is it showing up.  I'm thinking I have to format it using GParted.
[14:59] <lazybugis> hello, anyone can help me where to start learn unix?
[14:59] <frxstrem> iceroot_: why not? it's a local server, noone else has access to it (neither from the inside nor the outside), and I only use it personally for testing stuff
[14:59] <iceroot_> lazybugis: ubuntu is using linux not unix
[14:59] <lethario1> Unrelated question, the update manager lists a bunch of updates, and the 10.04 update. Can I do the "other" updates without moving to 10.04?
[14:59] <gogeta1> lazybugis: this is linux wile very simler not the same
[14:59] <DiploCat> lethario1, any prompt complaining / asking about your X configuration... mind you I'm guessing now, not sure why it would restart after stopping it :\
[15:00] <lorenz> ABBADON, what happens when you try to start gparted?
[15:00] <jrib> lethario1: sure
[15:00] <jrib> (in fact you should)
[15:00] <lethario1> jrib: Thanks
[15:00] <Genk1> hellop
[15:00] <Z__> you got to love proxys
[15:00] <maccam94> how can I disable persistent net rules generation?
[15:00] <Genk1> I want to delete the word : "test." from the string : test.example.com, using sed
[15:00] <Genk1> is there someone to help ?
[15:00] <jrib> Genk1: sed 's/test//'
[15:00] <iceroot_> frxstrem: if you want to script, use bash or python, dont use php for cli and dont ever used it as root
[15:00] <jrib> Genk1: sed 's/test\.//'  with the '.'
[15:01] <Genk1> jrib, thank you
[15:01] <argyle> Can anyone recommend a good program for convert DivX AVI to playable DVDs?
[15:01] <lethario1> This post http://wwww.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1539526 relates to a similarroblem m with mysql, but that would mean I don't have gdm installed, which seems unlikely. On a standard install, are there other apps than gdm that could be managing my window sessions?
[15:01] <gogeta1> frxstrem: yea not wrong there linux is secure but if you just leave the door open for attack then you ask for it
[15:02] <k0sh> frxstrem: for scripting use shell scripts in bash or ruby, dont use python, since its not a standart
[15:02] <bazhang> argyle, devede
[15:02] <iceroot_> k0sh: of course python is a standard, you mean dont use php for cli-scripting
[15:02] <gogeta1> k0sh: now your just being picky
[15:02] <ABBADON> lorenz, I invoke it with "sudo gparted" and it gives me a "GLib-GObject-ERROR **: Attempt to add property GTKMenuBar::local to class after it was derived (line break) aborting..." message.  It seems to be a libparted 2.2 bug or something.
[15:02] <k0sh> frxstrem: or perl since perl is more widespread and accepted as standart for scripts thann python
[15:02] <erUSUL> k0sh: neither ruby ( even less so than pythin if you ask me) bash, awk and perl
[15:02] <argyle> bazhang: thanks, I'll check it out
[15:03] <uRock> !pastebin | ABBADON
[15:03] <k0sh> iceroot_: i used php cli for some of my scripts btw, it was more fun making them than in perl :P
[15:03] <lorenz> ABBADON, hmm... have you tried using a livecd and start gparted from the CD?
[15:04] <ABBADON> lorenz, No, could I use an 8.04 live CD with a 10,04 install?
[15:04] <gogeta1> k0sh: the sudo thing i sided with  but im not gonna tell the guy how to make his own programs
[15:04] <iceroot_> k0sh: doesnt change the fact that php is evil (and that it is offtopic)
[15:04] <hporse> ZykoticK9: i got the youtube-dl script working again now. don't really see why the -b option was taken out since -f still works...
[15:05] <hporse> thx for the hint btw ^^
[15:05] <lorenz> ABBADON, well im not really sure if gparted got updated. since you are only formating a drive it shouldn't be a problem though...
[15:05] <DiploCat> lethario1, do: 'ps ax | grep gdm' then: 'kill <pids>' - there will be X and gdm-session and I think one or two more... then do 'ps ax' again, they should all die
[15:05] <gogeta1> hporse: youtube dl script lol only a half a million sites programs and url hacks do it aruldy
[15:05] <k0sh> iceroot_: it is offtopic, but php isnt evil, its faster to write proper stuff than perl because lots of helper functions , but all depends on who is writing it
[15:05] <lethario1> DiploCat: I'll try, but I bet you they will start right back up :P
[15:05] <swiss-chris> I am running a local apache2 server on ubuntu and am having some problems setting the right filesystem permissions for myself, for the www-data group etc. under /var/www. Can any one help me with this or tell me if there's another channel I should visit for this?
[15:06] <iceroot_> k0sh: python is the solution
[15:06] <hporse> gogeta1: yes, and?
[15:06] <k0sh> iceroot_: python is an eyesore :P
[15:06] <ABBADON> lorenz, Good point.  I just realized that right now.  Thank you for the help, I'll definitely try reformatting it using the LiveCD.
[15:06] <gogeta1> hporse: you would think after there videos being so easly ripped they would offer a download buttion
[15:07] <lorenz> ABBADON, np
[15:07] <k0sh> iceroot_: for heavysscripting i pull out ruby :)
[15:07] <lorenz> ABBADON, good luck
[15:07] <ABBADON> lorenz, Thanks!
[15:07] <Steve973> hello.  is there a free version of Canonical Landscape, or something like it?  This would be just for a single personal machine.
[15:08] <erUSUL> !ebox
[15:08] <gogeta1> hporse: just saying we need another dl script like we need another hole in the head
[15:08] <Steve973> thanks, i'll check it out!
[15:09] <roders> hi all
[15:09] <roders> is there a way to download the updates / upgrades of ubuntu on a usb drive?
[15:10] <erUSUL> !offline
[15:10] <randy_> swiss-chris: did you add your user to the www-data group?
[15:10] <gogeta1> erUSUL: i was asking abought all the updates
[15:10] <swiss-chris> randy: yes
[15:11] <gogeta1> he sorry
[15:11] <erUSUL> gogeta1: see aptoncd ?
[15:11] <hporse> gogeta1: this is the only CLI for youtube i am aware of. and also, youtube-dl is at least 2 years old i'd say.
[15:11] <randy_> swiss-chris: then, you can just change the whole /var/www to a 664 thereby giving the www-data group write privileges
[15:11] <gogeta1> erUSUL: and its a good one how would you pull only the updates and not the entire repo
[15:12] <Steve973> erUSUL, ebox installs fine on an existing installation, too?
[15:12] <randy_> swiss-chris: cd /var/www; chmod -R 664 ./*
[15:12] <erUSUL> Steve973: i guess; never used it myself
[15:12] <erUSUL> gogeta1: make a clean install in a vm for example. do an upgrade and use aptoncd to get all the upgrades in a iso
[15:13] <JenniferB> how do I chmod a directory to read and write ?
[15:13] <JenniferB> and all files in it ( its for a git repository )
[15:13] <gogeta1> erUSUL: hell then you just invoke the download only command in apt and copy em over
[15:14] <erUSUL> JenniferB: chmod -R +rw folder/
[15:14] <randy_> JenniferB: you just use the -R flag for recursive change
[15:14] <roders> JenniferB: chmod -R 777 /path/to/folder/
[15:14] <erUSUL> roders: why you add execute ?
[15:15] <JenniferB> ook ... you think I need other permissions as well.. or will that suffice ? delete ? execture ?
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> to access a directory fully it has toi be 'executable'
[15:15] <erUSUL> JenniferB: no rw is enough
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> if you want others to have rights inside the dir.
[15:16] <yabuk> Thunderbird uses too space of my HD, then I've removed all accounts and completely removed Thunderbird, but I didn't get free space. how do I completely delete Thunderbird files and the files it've downloaded ?
[15:16] <erUSUL> JenniferB: where does the git repo come to have such messed permissions ?
[15:16] <k0sh> what key to press to invoke default grub but menu at start? the one with choices of failsafe?
[15:16] <fabio> yabuk: use baobab
[15:16] <DiploCat> yabuk, rm -rf ~/.thunderbird
[15:16] <k0sh> in 10.4
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> yabuk:  removing the thunderbird progarm via the package manager will not delete the users various thunderbird configs/caches.  Not sure what you mean by 'removed all acounts'
[15:17] <JenniferB> erUSUL: It's on our company server... I created a new repo.. and I am getting a fatal thing.. and cannot commit to it... I alos created it with sudo ... because I didn't have the permissions to create it
[15:17] <DiploCat> yabuk, ^^ that will delete all your email & settings etc
[15:17] <roders> ubottu: http://apt.alturl.com/ isn't working
[15:17] <roders> the website keeps timing out.
[15:17] <yabuk> Dr_Willis: I've removed all account on thinderbird accounts configuration
[15:18] <erUSUL> JenniferB: so maybe the problem is the ownership not the modes ? maybe it belonged to root...
[15:18] <capon> hi all, how can I uninstall a program that is not listed in the ubuntu software center?
[15:18] <fabio> capon: sudo dpkg --purge program
[15:18] <fabio> or auso apt-get remove program
[15:18] <fabio> sudo*
[15:19] <capon> fabio, grazie
[15:19] <JenniferB> erUSUL: yes.. but I can't seem to be able to create a new repo without the sudo
[15:19] <Helloers> Hello, someone have samsung syncmaster and problems with xorg?:()
[15:19] <JenniferB> the chmod thing doesn't seem to have solved it either
[15:19] <JenniferB> join #git
[15:20] <yabuk> DiploCat: thanks
[15:20] <erUSUL> JenniferB: by "create a new repo" you mean « git init » ?
[15:20] <JenniferB> I will try the git channel ( wow.. 663 person in there )
[15:20] <capon> fabio, it didn't work http://pastebin.com/bHdvYxic
[15:20] <DiploCat> np
[15:20] <roders> can anybody please help on how to download updates and packages from 1 pc to be able to install it on another that is not connected to the internet
[15:20] <JenniferB> yea.. git init --bare
[15:20] <yabuk> Dr_Willis: thanks too
[15:20] <ikonia> !aptoncd  | roders
[15:20] <Helloers> how to load ubuntu without x(console only)?
[15:21] <ikonia> Helloers: disable gdm
[15:21] <fabio> capon: if it's a deb package you can use that, if it0s just a folder then delete with rm -rf folder
[15:21] <jikun> cd /etc/init.d/         gdm stop
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> roders:  why not connect the two so they aer networked? that will make thins a lot easier.
[15:21] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> roders:  otherwise you some how have to copy the /var/cache/apt dir over to the other pc.
[15:23] <philinux> !hi | BluesKaj
[15:23] <gnome> hey i've a serious problem with ubuntu client and microtik server any one familiar with that ??
[15:23] <BluesKaj> hi philinux :)
[15:23] <ikonia> gnome: just ask your question
[15:23] <philinux> !question | BluesKaj
[15:23] <juro> hi, in a Maildir (imap), I am trying to find all files from the last 8 days that come from a certain email. I know how to find all of them but don't know how to constrain the grep response :(
[15:23] <ikonia> philinux: ? he just said hi to you
[15:24] <philinux> ikonia: too many hi's lol
[15:24] <BluesKaj> ikonia, ..I think philinux is just eager to help someone :)
[15:25] <gnome> the network owner have Mikrorik router os , i'm the only ubuntu user on it , a week ago evrything work fine , now i cant connect to the mikrotik , when i open browser i cant find the username and password ..??!!
[15:25] <DiploCat> roders, apt-get -d or apt-get --download-only will download the packages without installing them and put them in /var/cache - but ubottu's idea about APTonCD is probably better
[15:25] <roders> ubottu:  APtonCD looks like it will do the trick.
[15:25] <plutonium45> hi, how to type unicode ?
[15:26] <plutonium45> please tell me how type unicode chars in Gedit ?
[15:26] <erUSUL> juro: find -mtime 8 -type f -exec sh -c 'if grep -q "email@adress" $1; then echo "$1"; fi' _ '{}' \;
[15:26] <TuxSax> juro: try using find instead: find /path/to/maildir -name '*.*' -type f -mtime +7
[15:26] <erUSUL> juro: find . -mtime -8 -type f -exec sh -c 'if grep -q "email@adress" $1; then echo "$1"; fi' _ '{}' \;
[15:26] <gnome> i'ev dual boot win 7 and ubuntu when i log in win 7 and login to the mikrotik then restart to ubuntu it login normally .. but cant open the login page it logged automaticly
[15:28] <roders> roders out
[15:28] <swiss-chris> randy: forgive my ignorance, but does that change permissions only for files? what about directory permissions?
[15:28] <jjmartin> where can i find a list of packages that come installed on the live/install disk?
[15:28] <e-DIO-t> dpkg -l ?
[15:28] <jjmartin> a website not a command
[15:28] <gnome> hey anyone knew my problem with mikrotik b4 ?
[15:28] <randy_> swiss-chris: it will change the directory permissions too
[15:29] <DiploCat> TuxSax, my grep problem before is solved... I stupidly thought grep would write the lines one by one, after letting the script run (on a large directory) for a couple of hours I realised my command was working... I just had to be patient
[15:29] <DiploCat> thanks for your help though :)
[15:29] <TuxSax> DiploCat: I'm glad to hear
[15:29] <guyvdb_> how can i tell if i have apache2 prefork or threaded installed?
[15:30] <juro> erUSUL, TuxSax, thank you!
[15:30] <gnome> the network owner have Mikrorik router os , i'm the only ubuntu user on it , a week ago evrything work fine , now i cant connect to the mikrotik , when i open browser i cant find the username and password ..??!!
[15:31] <juro> erUSUL, is that recursive?
[15:31] <randy_> gnome: your problem seems to be with the RouterOS, not Ubuntu.
[15:31] <swiss-chris> randy: o.k. I wasn't sure the directory permissions needed to be the same. In any case, I ran that command and now get the following error log message: Permission denied: /var/www/{myvirtualhost}/{subdirectory}/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
[15:31] <DiploCat> guyvdb_, apache2 -V (gives detailed version)
[15:32] <gnome> RaNdY, no i asker the router owner he told he didnt change any configuration
[15:32] <swiss-chris> So far I've only gotten access to my files after setting full permissions for "other" (via the graphical interface - I guess that's pretty much 777 on files and directories)
[15:32] <randy_> swiss-chris: you can, if you want, just blank upgrade the permissions to make it work, i.e. cd /var/www; sudo chmod 775 ./*
[15:32] <guyvdb_> DiploCat thx
[15:32] <DiploCat> np
[15:32] <gnome> i had this problem b4 and it solved itself dunno how
[15:32] <gnome> anyone familiar with this problem ?
[15:33] <erUSUL> juro: yes; find is allways recursive
[15:33] <biru> hi guys can someone tell me how to copy an encrypted dvd with k3b???
[15:33] <juro> erUSUL, true - and it checks all directories, right?
[15:34] <plitter> hello how do i play webm in ubuntu?
[15:34] <bt2bn> any mbp users having issues with jerky mouse in lucid?
[15:35] <xangua> plitter: you mean html5 videos¿
[15:35] <randy_> swiss-chris: see, the problem here is that you don't *want* full access to your files.  you only want www-data to have access to *its* files.  every ounce of leeway you give to www-data presents some sort of data vulnerability in the future.  keep in mind, those files are on a web server!
[15:35] <DiploCat> gnome, not sure, is it a web interface?
[15:35] <erUSUL> juro: it checks all files beneath the current dir ( -type f limits it to files ) not use on grepping a directory
[15:36] <plitter> xangua: maybe:P
[15:36] <gnome> DiploCat, its router os
[15:36] <xangua> plitter: try chromium
[15:36] <plitter> xangua: its in the repositories?
[15:36] <juro> erUSUL, thank you. I'll try to understand it
[15:36] <erUSUL> juro: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/UsingFind
[15:36] <juro> thank you
[15:37] <swiss-chris> randy: yes, 775 worked. I think there may be a problem with directory/file ownership and group membership. A look into the subdirectories shows me that some files have my user as group, some (few) have www-data, some even have root. How can I harmonize this?
[15:37] <swiss-chris> randy: I agree - I want to make it as restrictive as possible and as permissive as necessary.
[15:37] <randy_> swiss-chris: cd /var/www; sudo chown www-data:www-data ./*
[15:37] <xangua> plitter: yes, sudo aptget install chromium-browser , if your native language is not english then  better install chromium-browser-|10n
[15:37] <swiss-chris> randy: o.k. I'll try that.
[15:37] <k0sh> what key to press to invoke default grub but menu at start? the one with choices of failsafe? in 10.04 ?
[15:38] <erUSUL> k0sh: shift
[15:38] <k0sh> erUSUL: thx
[15:38] <xangua> plitter: you will also need  chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extra
[15:38] <juro> erUSUL, seems to have found something. there was an error though - it seems that "-mtime +8" is 8 days ago
[15:38] <plitter> xangua: isnt there a movie program to watch it with?
[15:39] <swiss-chris> randy_: it seems it worked. only .svn still has my user name under group. not sure why, but I guess it doesn't matter, right?
[15:39] <erUSUL> juro: yes my second line has changed it to -8
[15:39] <xangua> plitter: totem¿ have you already installed codecs¿
[15:39] <juro> erUSUL, well it should be +8
[15:39] <randy_> swiss-chris: ah, thats because ./* doesn't catch hidden files
[15:39] <nikovsk> I have an Acer notebook and my touchpad doesn't work. Does anyone know how to fix it?
[15:39] <erUSUL> juro: i thought you asked 8 days or newer
[15:40] <juro> erUSUL, true
[15:40] <juro> hmm
[15:40] <randy_> swiss-chris: hmm. wait, i'm not sure on that.
[15:40] <erUSUL> juro: check man find
[15:40] <plitter> xangua: now i have
[15:40] <swiss-chris> randy_: o.k. - in the mean time I tried setting permissions back to 664, but then I get "don't have permission" again. What could be missing? my browser or the server tries to access the files as www-data, right? Is there something special to be done about .htaccess files?
[15:40] <blink> is it possible to change the login name from VIP to something specific?
[15:41] <plitter> xangua: it still doesnt play
[15:41] <randy_> swiss-chris: there isn't.  .htaccess is for apache
[15:42] <TuxSax> swiss-chris: try "chown -R www-data.www-data *" on the desired directory
[15:42] <jad> hey, what does this mean "#python :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services"
[15:42] <randy_> swiss-chris: yeah, i think i forgot the -R, i can't remember now
[15:42] <erUSUL> !register > jad
[15:42] <kreppnar> hey all, i need some help with changing a read-only filesystem to a writable one. When i plug my Motorola Droid into my ubuntu box, it always shows up as Read-Only filesystem. I need to change it so i can put things on it.
[15:43] <philinux> kreppnar: What does nautilus show the permissions as?
[15:43] <TuxSax> kreppnar: you should do that on the Motorola Droid itself
[15:43] <kreppnar> how do i change it on the droid?
[15:44] <swiss-chris> randy_: TuxSax: I tried "sudo chown -R www-data:www-data ./*". the groups are now correct in subfolders as well, but still get "permission denied".
[15:45] <kreppnar> ls -l shows most of its directories as drwx------rwxr---xr---x
[15:45] <erUSUL> too much dashes there ....
[15:45] <TuxSax> yeah
[15:46] <kreppnar> ok say i want to put more music in my music folder..it shows up as drwx------
[15:46] <_Archana_> I installed kubuntu-desktop.. But now, i want the ubuntu logo appear on bootup and not the kubuntu logo. i.e the previous plymouth. how do i restore to it ?
[15:46] <bt2bn> trying to find hash key on my mbp pro ... in mac os x it's alt-3 ... anyone know where it might be on ubuntu?
[15:47] <nikovsk> Does anyone can help me with the no touchpad issue?
[15:47] <kreppnar> but then sometimes when i mount my phone..it allows me to copy things to it
[15:47] <erUSUL> bt2bn: in my pc ei altgr + 3
[15:47] <TuxSax> swiss-chris: are you sure the process that is trying to access the dir is identified with the www-data user?
[15:48] <swiss-chris> TuxSax: no, how can I check that? I'm using my browser on a local server...
[15:48] <kreppnar> ok so Nautilus allows me to copy things to it, when i use that file manager..but programs like Thunar wont allow it
[15:48] <letas> has anyone used openvpn and apache together?
[15:48] <_Archana_> nikovsk, tried this? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[15:48] <swiss-chris> TuxSax: all I know is that when my php script creates a new log file, the file is created with owner www-data.
[15:48] <erUSUL> bt2bn: no; i am using spanish keyboard so it may be different in your case
[15:49] <lazybugis> guys, my friends once use the same laptop as mine and installed ubuntu. then fixed his wireless. is it possible to apply what he did on his ubuntu on my fedora to get my wireless work?
[15:49] <philinux> krepparuse nautilus and right click properties and check the permissions. It might be set to root
[15:49] <kreppnar> i guess i will just use Nautilus
[15:49] <TuxSax> swiss-chris: are you using apache?
[15:50] <nikovsk> _Archana_, I'll read this
[15:50] <swiss-chris> yes - apache2 on ubuntu
[15:50] <swiss-chris> TuxSax: sorry, that was meant for you
[15:50] <MauL^> which port does sshfs use ?
[15:50] <TuxSax> can you tell me the exact path of the files you're trying to access?
[15:50] <ikonia> MauL^: 22
[15:50] <_Archana_>  I installed kubuntu-desktop.. But now, i want the ubuntu logo appear on bootup and not the kubuntu logo. i.e the previous plymouth. how do i restore to it ?
[15:50] <Misterio> lazybugis: That depends of what he did
[15:51] <aronaliaga> hola
[15:51] <Misterio> lazybugis: he, or they
[15:51] <aronaliaga> tengo una consulta
[15:51] <Misterio> !es | aronaliaga
[15:51] <TuxSax> swiss-chris: /var/www/ ... ?
[15:51] <aronaliaga> soy novato
[15:51] <aronaliaga> en linux
[15:51] <aronaliaga> antes tenia windows 7
[15:51] <aronaliaga> y me parece q linux es una pasada
[15:51] <_Archana_> aronaliaga, this is Englsh-only help
[15:51] <aronaliaga> excuse-me
[15:51] <aronaliaga> i am spanish
[15:51] <swiss-chris> TuxSax: /home/me/...../ with .htaccess file in the subdirectory, a virtual host that refers to a symbolic link in /var/www (was that understandable? :-) )
[15:51] <aronaliaga> and you?
[15:51] <aronaliaga> my english is very very bad
[15:51] <MauL^> ikonia, thanks
[15:51] <BluesKaj> !es
[15:51] <Misterio> aronaliaga: En este canal sólo se habla en inglés :)
[15:52] <juro> erUSUL, is that an inclusive grep, i.e. will it echo all files that include the PATTERN?
[15:52] <aronaliaga> ok
[15:52] <_Archana_> !es | aronaliaga
[15:52] <aronaliaga> thank you very match
[15:52] <TuxSax> swiss-chris: sorry, I just got late into this conversation and don't really find what you previously said
[15:52] <erUSUL> juro: yes the shell will echo the filenames for wich grep finds the pattern
[15:52] <om26er> aronaliaga, if you have any support question related to Ubuntu you can ask it here (in english)
[15:53] <juro> erUSUL, any idea how to change the display to show the actual dates?
[15:53] <TuxSax> swiss-chris: wanna go private?
[15:53] <swiss-chris> TuxSax: sure. will need to figure out how, though :-)
[15:53] <TuxSax> just accept me, LOL
[15:54] <_Archana_> How do i restore to the older plymouth which had the ubuntu logo...?
[15:54] <excess^|work> I've got a quick regarding Ubuntu LTS 10.04 Server, I am trying to change the password on a user I created, however it seems the password does not get changed using the cmd 'passwd username' what could be the issue?
[15:55] <aronaliaga_> alguien q hable español
[15:55] <winmutt> i am running xrandr on a radeon card with 2 monitors and another monitor is running off an intel gpu. I can move the mouse across all three screens but on the intel screen i get no window management, anyone know what I should be looking at? xinerama is loaded, do I need to specify that the 3rd screen is to be included?
[15:55] <aronaliaga_> y q me pueda ayudar?
[15:55] <Misterio> aronaliaga: Aquí no se ayuda en español, just english ;)
[15:55] <erUSUL> juro: instead of « echo "$1" » use « stat --printf "%n\t%y\n" "$1" »
[15:55] <erUSUL> !es | aronaliaga_
[15:55] <juro> erUSUL, thank you very much
[15:55] <maco> !es | aronaliaga_
[15:55] <netnut> hi.  i'm trying to pxe install ubuntu.  i see info online about netboot=nfs and nfsroot.  is there any http equivalent?
[15:56] <helloer> how i can check my hsync range in ubuntu?:()
[15:56] <sipior> excess^|work: does "sudo passwd <username>" not work for you?
[15:56] <kreppnar> how do you locate the trash directory in a console?
[15:56] <erUSUL> !trash
[15:57] <kreppnar> thnx
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> la verdad
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> esperaba mas amabilidad
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> q mas da
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> el idioma
[15:57] <excess^|work> sipior: nope, seems to not be working.
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> de la sala
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> si nos entendemos?
[15:57] <aronaliaga_> es ilogico
[15:57] <BlackFate> ?
[15:57] <_Archana_> How do i restore to the older plymouth which had the ubuntu logo instead of the Kubuntu logo which i see after installing kubuntu desktop ..?...?
[15:57] <sipior> excess^|work: well, how does it fail, exactly?
[15:57] <erUSUL> aronaliaga_: tienes que entrar en el canal en castellano. no es tan dificil
[15:57] <^peanut^> !es | aronaliaga_
[15:58] <_Archana_> aronaliaga, #ubuntu-es
[15:58] <erUSUL> aronaliaga_: Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[15:58] <^peanut^> _Archana_: un-install kbuntu
[15:58] <sipior> excess^|work: also, are you using ldap?
[15:58] <_Archana_> ^peanut^, That is not the answer.
[15:58] <erUSUL> aronaliaga_: te lo han dicho mas de 5 veces ya. ¿que mas quieres?
[15:58] <excess^|work> sipior: logging into ftp i get access denied, however this was a working ftp account.
[15:58] <^peanut^> _Archana_: how do you know?
[15:58] <_Archana_> ^peanut^, I just want to remove the 'theme
[15:59] <excess^|work> sipior: nvm, i got it. my mistake on a server setting.
[15:59] <^peanut^> _Archana_: the boot splash screen right?
[15:59] <_Archana_> ^peanut^, I do not want to uninstall the entire kubuntu desktop for just a plymouth theme.
[15:59] <_Archana_> ^peanut^, Yes. The plymouth theme. I want to see the ubuntu logo instead of kubuntu's.
[16:00] <^peanut^> _Archana_: editing the plymouth theme has changed alot from 9.10 to 10.04. changing it is not so easy anymore. try installing "ubuntu tweak" it will let you reset the splash screen
[16:00] <rww> _Archana_: remove plymouth-theme-kubuntu-logo and install plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
[16:00] <rww> (those are package names)
[16:00] <_Archana_> ^peanut^, I know it has got changed. I just want to make it to the previous one which had the ubuntu logo.
[16:01] <_Archana_> rww, Ok.
[16:01] <^peanut^> _Archana_: yeah, do what rww just mentioned. ty rww
[16:01] <_Archana_> rww, thank yo
[16:02] <_Archana_> rww, Instead of this, can there be a command which can let me choose from a list of the installed themes ?
[16:02] <nikovsk> _Archana_, thanks for help, but my touchpad misteriously restarts to work. It's a intermitent issue. When it stops again I'll be back for more help
[16:02] <rww> _Archana_: I believe "sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth" would do that
[16:02] <_Archana_> rww, I do not want to remove kubuntu theme.
[16:03] <_Archana_> rww, Yes, it asks. Thank again!
[16:03] <kreppnar> which program do i use to change my login screen layout?
[16:03] <sabin> hi i am having problem installing my new tv card in ubuntu any help would be appreciated
[16:03] <kreppnar> or the GDM themes
[16:03] <_Archana_> nikovsk, :) I didn't write that wiki page
[16:03] <rww> _Archana_: There's also text.plymouth, for systems that can't deal with graphical plymouth splashes, but it sounds like yours can
[16:04] <_Archana_> rww, Yes. It can
[16:05] <sabin> somebody using usb tv card in ubuntu?
[16:05] <nikovsk> _Archana_, I know, but you show me that. And it seems helpful. Next time, before I try chat I'll read that
[16:06] <_Archana_> nikovsk, Ok :-)
[16:06] <iflema> sabin yes
[16:07] <webPragmatist> how do you force mysql to stop when it's stuck in post-start
[16:07] <webPragmatist> it's stuck because it can't access the data dir
[16:07] <_Archana_> nikovsk, bye...
[16:07] <nerddownthestree> does anybody here have ubuntu 10.04?
[16:07] <^peanut^> webPragmatist: is it stuck during boot? or did you try to use /etc/init.d/mysql restart?
[16:07] <^peanut^> nerddownthestree: yes.
[16:07] <slidinghorn> !anyone | nerddownthestree
[16:07] <webPragmatist> ^peanut^: restart does nothing
[16:07] <^peanut^> nerddownthestree: 32bit here
[16:07] <webPragmatist> stop does nothing
[16:08] <nerddownthestree> ^peanut^:  ok, sorry
[16:08] <^peanut^> webPragmatist: ok, try: ps -ef | grep mysql, get the PID and then run sudo kill -9 "PID"
[16:08] <^peanut^> nerddownthestree: huh?
[16:08] <nikovsk> nerddownthestree, yes, 64bit here
[16:08] <slidinghorn> nerddownthestree, no problem... ( ^peanut^ his msg was supposed to be toward me i think)
[16:09] <sabin> here is my progress till now on installing usb tv card please help
[16:09] <^peanut^> slidinghorn: oh ok cool =)
[16:09] <sabin> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1501570.html
[16:09] <nerddownthestree> i have 32bit ubuntu 10.04 and sound drops out with Pandora and Youtube and other Flash sites.  is there a fix for that?
[16:09] <kreppnar> does anyone know what package supplies liballeg3?
[16:09] <slidinghorn> nerddownthestree, are you running/starting any other programs when you're using these sites?
[16:09] <anki> hey guys
[16:09] <erUSUL> !find liballeg3
[16:09] <nerddownthestree> no
[16:10] <webPragmatist> ^peanut^: it says no process?
[16:10] <kreppnar> what replaced it?
[16:10] <webPragmatist> myuser 23995 21127  0 10:09 pts/0    00:00:00 grep --color=auto mysql
[16:10] <kreppnar> and how would i get a program that needs it to work?
[16:10] <webPragmatist> i'm so confusd
[16:10] <webPragmatist> oh nm
[16:10] <webPragmatist> lo
[16:10] <webPragmatist> that would be grep
[16:10] <marine1> how do you retrieve passwords from older firefox
[16:10] <anki> hey guys is it possible to install grub boot loader and skip all other steps on ubuntu or kubuntu live cd?
[16:10] <maxx1233_> anyone anything about video cards?
[16:10] <^peanut^> webPragmatist: hmm, ok then I guess it's not running?
[16:10] <abhijit> !enter | webPragmatist
[16:10] <webPragmatist> bite me
[16:11] <sipior> kreppnar: try "apt-cache search alleg", and see what turns up.
[16:11] <sipior> webPragmatist: classy.
[16:11] <letas> aronaliaga cual es tu problema mano?
[16:11] <slidinghorn> marine1, Edit > Preferences > Security -- click "saved passwords" button then click the "show passwords" button
[16:11] <marine1> slidinghorn: let me try that
[16:11] <^peanut^> kreppnar: you do a search with apt-cache: apt-cache search liballegro4*
[16:12] <Woody_> Anyone know if there's an IRC channel just for bots?
[16:12] <^peanut^> !es | letas
[16:12] <^peanut^> Woody_: no, take a look at the channel list.
[16:12] <marine1> slidinghorn: ther's nothing there
[16:12] <kreppnar> yeah says i have liballeg4.2 installed..as well as the -dev
[16:12] <letas> ^peanut^ I will help anyone be spanish or english - open source knows no boundary a least for me
[16:12] <webPragmatist> man i hate this upstart crap
[16:12] <^peanut^> kreppnar: there are 3 plugins to. do you need those?
[16:12] <koruptid> I've googled this and haven't found an answer... Is there a way to prevent the gdm upstart script from autostarting gdm but still allow the script to function when called manually?
[16:13] <Misterio> Woody_: #supybot-bots
[16:13] <kreppnar> its for a Neo Geo Pocket color emulator program
[16:13] <slidinghorn> marine1, are you running the old version?
[16:13] <kreppnar> it just says its looking for version 3 when it loads, but it cant fine it
[16:13] <^peanut^> letas: understood. yet this is an english channel. #ubuntu-es is for spanish. I'd hang out for spanish support.
[16:14] <^peanut^> kreppnar: whats looking for version 3?
[16:14] <kreppnar> its called Neopocott
[16:14] <Woody_> Misterio: thx! anyone know about another bot channel?
[16:14] <marine1> slidinghorn: I was until the 3.6.8 came out I updated then my bookmarks and saved passwords are gone
[16:14] <anki> hey guys is it possible to install grub boot loader and skip all other steps on the ubuntu or kubuntu live cd?
[16:14] <kreppnar> Neo Geo Pocket Color emulator
[16:14] <letas> ^peanut^ I understand that however just because it is the wrong channel doesn't mean you can't help :D
[16:14]  * j800r is away: Gone away for now
[16:15] <Misterio> !away > j800r
[16:15] <^peanut^> letas: yes, didn't say you couldn't help. just move the spanish support stuff to that channel. Thats why it was created.
[16:15] <marine1> slidinghorn: can I retrieve any info from /root/.mozilla
[16:15] <anki> omg no once know?
[16:15] <letas> ^peanut^ understood :D let's stop there before it feels like a war
[16:15] <lousygarua> anki, you mean install grub from a livecd but not install the whole operating system?
[16:16] <anki> yeah
[16:16] <WeePetey> Hello.  I have installed ubuntu 10.04 64bit and i have it set up how i like it etc, but 64bit is proving a little too heavy for my system, is it possible for me to change to 32bit while retaining my present setup?  aside from any 64bit apps of course.
[16:16] <^peanut^> letas: =) no war...all love here.
[16:16] <anki> exactly..
[16:16] <kreppnar> this program is looking for liballeg-3.9.33.so
[16:16] <marine1> slidinghorn: is there any way to go back to the older version
[16:16] <slidinghorn> marine1, I wouldn't look in there...try seeing if there's any info in ~/.mozilla first
[16:16] <anki> lousygarua, exactly.
[16:16] <philinux> WeePetey: yep just install 32 bit assuming home is on it's own partition
[16:16] <kreppnar> how do i make a sim link for it to find 4.2?
[16:16] <slidinghorn> marine1, not that I'm aware of =\
[16:16] <webPragmatist> that was weir
[16:17] <profxavier> i want to setup my Ubuntu machine with a static IP address
[16:17] <lousygarua> anki, it is possible. you use grub commands from a terminal and it installs, but i'm not sure how to do it exactly
[16:17] <letas> ^peanut^ that's the aptitude man - it is all love
[16:17] <^peanut^> kreppnar: it's likely that the app you are running was built with 3.x. Have you tried to find a newer version?
[16:17] <WeePetey> philinux>>  no only partitions i have are / and swap
[16:17] <kreppnar> they stopped making newer versions of it
[16:17] <^peanut^> WeePetey:  you could backup your /home dir folder to a usb stick, then reload to 32bit, copy over your /home stuff and logon.
[16:17] <anki> well Im a gentoo user but u can mount dev/sda1 /boot ?  and mound /dev/sda3 /mnt/gentoo?
[16:17] <philinux> WeePetey: Ah well in that case you's have to backup your stuff in home
[16:18] <philinux> WeePetey: What you mean heavy, memory usage
[16:18] <marine1> slidinghorn: there is info in the ~mozilla folder what do I do next
[16:18] <^peanut^> kreppnar: ooo... ok. hmm, how about compiling it from source?
[16:18] <WeePetey> philinux>>  yea i dont really have the ram for 64bit
[16:18] <kreppnar> hmm maybe i can find it on sourceforge
[16:19] <philinux> WeePetey: how much you got
[16:19] <^peanut^> kreppnar: yeah or do a google for it.
[16:19] <WeePetey> philinux>>  only 2gb
[16:19] <^peanut^> WeePetey: yeah, not enough for 64bit to be useful.
[16:19] <philinux> WeePetey: same here not got a problem
[16:20] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  yea it runs fine until i actualy do something beside firefox, like mess with a video etc
[16:20] <marine1> slidinghorn: there is a bunch of bookmark backups
[16:20] <^peanut^> WeePetey: you don't get to take full advantage of any 64bit os if you don't have 4gb or more of ram.
[16:20] <philinux> WeePetey: http://www.tuxradar.com/content/ubuntu-904-32-bit-vs-64-bit-benchmarks
[16:20] <lousygarua> anki, yes you can mount these
[16:20] <argyle> I was on 64-bit prior to switching to my current 32-bit install. I really didn't notice any sort of difference, and if anything, ran into issues...such as flash.
[16:20] <sabin> what is this my lsusb returns Bus 001 Device 002: ID 1f71:3301
[16:20] <anki> hmm but I dont know how to tell sudo just to install grub etc :S on example /boot
[16:20] <lousygarua> anki, and then grab the old grub configuration file or something like that, then grub-update and grub-install or something similar
[16:20] <^peanut^> argyle: 64bit and flash are flaky... imho anyway
[16:20] <marine1> slidinghorn: you there
[16:20] <philinux> WeePetey: what memory gets used when messing with vid
[16:21] <lousygarua> anki, i'm looking for some more information
[16:21] <kreppnar> they are only supplying binaries...
[16:21] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  oh flash was easy
[16:21] <^peanut^> kreppnar: oh man. not good.
[16:21] <kreppnar> yeah
[16:21] <anki> ok thanks I rly should need to solve this problem lousygarua  I tried so many things in the boot stuff it cannot identify example my windows partiton
[16:21] <Guest62278> why not good?
[16:21] <^peanut^> WeePetey: yea it's easy, but there is no support for it anymore, and it is buggy.
[16:21] <kreppnar> cant a symlink be supplied to find the newer version?
[16:21] <philinux> ^peanut^: flash fine here got the 32 bit plugin and it works fine even full screen
[16:21] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  i foudn if i just manualy installed the libflash 64bit .so file  it worked.  if i apt-got it, it went to hell
[16:22] <^peanut^> WeePetey: ah ok good to know.
[16:22] <argyle> anki: You don't see anything that says NTFS when you do a: sudo fdisk -l
[16:22] <lousygarua> anki, wait, what are you trying to do? did you install windows and it deleted your grub boot menu?
[16:22] <terry_> The Supertuxkart I installed cannot be played?
[16:22] <philinux> WeePetey: 64 bit plugin got a security hole
[16:22] <terry_> Its stumbling!!
[16:23] <^peanut^> philinux: nice. I have it installed on my 64bit desktop at work, and it works ok.. some sites it doesn't work, but my 32bit system has no issues with those sites when I run accross them
[16:23] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  i had to cp it or ln -s it to multiple locations, i can msg the locations if you need them?
[16:23] <terry_> The Supertuxkart I installed cannot be played?Its stumbling!!
[16:23] <^peanut^> WeePetey: yea I have the locations... but thank you.
[16:24] <^peanut^> terry_: are you saying when you run the game it's really slow or stutters?
[16:24] <terry_> stutters!!
[16:24] <argyle> Well I don't use Blender, or encode OGG, so I should be just fine on 32-bit according to that benchmark report.
[16:24] <zls> join #ubuntu.ru
[16:24] <^peanut^> terry_: could be your graphics card.
[16:24] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  no lacking a place to move home to, sounds like my best bet is to write down the app packages i added, and hust wipe it out, install 32bit, then put my apps etc back?
[16:25] <marine1> slidinghorn: i have found the info on ~/.mozilla how do i restore those settings
[16:25] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  *so*
[16:25] <terry_> Are u sure?
[16:25] <^peanut^> WeePetey: yup, that'll work to. =)
[16:25] <gawron345> jak złamać hasło na root"a
[16:25] <Anubis> hi! how can i found using a script what's the size of a directory and when the size of that directory reach, let's say 100 MB, to block the write right in that directory
[16:25] <^peanut^> terry_: no. have you installed the latest graphics drivers for your video card?
[16:25] <terry_> No
[16:25] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>>  darn, oh well, guess i gotta do what i gotta do
[16:25] <terry_> Where to get it?
[16:26] <^peanut^> WeePetey:  =) yeah.
[16:26] <lousygarua> anki, maybe try reading this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[16:26] <^peanut^> terry_: what videocard do you have?
[16:26] <gawron345> język polski
[16:26] <anki> lousygarua,  thank you I check it out.
[16:26] <^peanut^> !po | gawron345
[16:26] <terry_> How to know?
[16:27] <Pici> !pl | gawron345
[16:27] <^peanut^> Pici: ty.
[16:27] <terry_> How to know?^peanut^
[16:27] <^peanut^> terry_: open a terminal, and type lspci | grep Video
[16:27] <TuxSax> ubottu
[16:27] <Varazir> Hello I got this from a nother channel how can I check it " your ubuntu machine probably turned on iptables firewall by default"
[16:28] <TuxSax> !pl ubottu
[16:28] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  sudo iptables -L
[16:28] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  pastebin the output
[16:28] <^peanut^> terry_: or better yet run: lspci | grep VGA
[16:28] <terry_> Its showing nothing!!!
[16:28] <abhijit> !bot | TuxSax
[16:28] <marine1> need Help restoring old profiles from older firefox version
[16:28] <philinux> Varazir: iptables is the default firewall and is turned on
[16:28] <terry_> VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M890CE/K8N890CE [Chrome 9] (rev 01)
[16:28] <TuxSax> abhijit: thanks
[16:28] <EvilPhoenix> philinux:  i think he's thinking that a rule was turned on to DROP everything
[16:28] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: it was empty
[16:28] <^peanut^> terry_: hmm, not sure about the VIA chipset and video drivers for ubuntu.
[16:29] <hemza> first i install ubuntu (gnome envirenment) and install KDE4 package but now i want to remove KDE4 package or desactivate it
[16:29] <terry_> What to do then??
[16:29] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  did it say "(policy DROP)" without the quotes anywhere
[16:29] <^peanut^> terry_: !video
[16:29] <^peanut^> !video | terry_
[16:29] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: http://pastebin.com/MxnMBrE7
[16:29] <^peanut^> !via | terry_
[16:30] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  there's nothing blocking anything on your system locally.
[16:30] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  so iptables might not be your issue, but it IS there
[16:30] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  its just not filtering anything.  its letting everything in to your system
[16:30] <terry_> !via
[16:30] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: The problem is that I have a server that is arping all my system 60 times /h
[16:31] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  and i'm on a network that gets over 200 ARP hits every minute
[16:31] <Raman> I'd like to confirm that the primary account you create on installation isn't root, just a privileged user. Thanks.
[16:31] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  i wouldnt worry about it unless you really want to filter out ARP
[16:31] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  which is a pain and not a good idea
[16:31] <^peanut^> Raman: yup...confirmed
[16:31] <Pici> Raman: The primary account is a member of the admin group which has access to use sudo.
[16:31] <Raman> peanut: Thank you.
[16:31] <koruptid> I've googled this and haven't found an answer... Is there a way to prevent the gdm upstart script from autostarting gdm but still allow the script to function when called manually?
[16:31] <^peanut^> Raman: the user account uses sudo for root commands
[16:32] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: ok, just I'm running a splunk server and after I installed it I keep getting more arp req
[16:32] <Raman> peanut: thanks again.
[16:32] <Varazir> on a ubuntu
[16:32] <^peanut^> Raman: your welcome
[16:32] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  how do you know you're getting those ARP requests... using wireshark or something?
[16:33] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: my router logs them, and Splunks is a indexing server
[16:33] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: the last H I have 2369 arps
[16:33] <EvilPhoenix> Varazir:  ah, i dont think its anything to really worry about, i get 100s of ARP requests either my IP or just normal traffic on my network all the time.  ARP requests arent really going to pwn you
[16:34] <Varazir> EvilPhoenix: ok
[16:34] <sipior> koruptid: you can modify the "start on" stanza of /etc/init/gdm.conf, to prevent it from being started automatically.
[16:34] <^peanut^> Varazir: all the arp's that you see are from the broadcast address on the network. it's normal to see alot.
[16:35] <koruptid> sipor: what directive can be set for that? "start on false"?
[16:35] <sipior> koruptid: alternatively, modify the "stop on" stanza to include other runlevels.
[16:35] <Jinxed-> I just started using flumotion and when I do ps -ef | grep flu I see that there are alot of flumotion processes running after I close it down... how do I kill all of them at once?
[16:35] <Varazir> ^peanut^: ok
[16:36] <^peanut^> Jinxed-:  killall
[16:36] <koruptid> sipior: I still want to be able to start gdm manually... this is for ubuntu-server... I occasionally need a gui for a few things but try to keep it console 99% of the time
[16:36] <sipior> koruptid: right.
[16:36] <^peanut^> koruptid: why not just run vnc server on your ubuntu-server, and attach to it from remote?
[16:37] <sipior> koruptid: be sure to have a look at the man page: "man 5 init"
[16:37] <^peanut^> koruptid: or you could run freenx (which is by far alot faster than vnc).
[16:37] <koruptid> ^peanut^: because that would require that gdm is running 100% of the time
[16:37] <Micheal`> did this last update blow up X for anyone else?
[16:37] <koruptid> ^peanut^: I don't want xorg to start at all unless I explicitly tell it to
[16:38] <^peanut^> koruptid: gotcha
[16:38] <sipior> koruptid: you don't need X running at all, if you only intend to run clients that will connect to your local X server.
[16:38] <^peanut^> koruptid: what apps do you need to use when you logon to the server and run the gui?
[16:39] <^peanut^> koruptid: ssh -X server 'appname' will run the app without X on the server.
[16:39] <sabin> usb tv card gadmei 332E any one can help me under ubuntu
[16:40] <BlackFate> ^peanut^, this is not possible if you only have physical
[16:40] <koruptid> ^peanut^: mostly monodevelop. but also some web browsing when needed. sort of an emergency desktop for when my laptop goes down.
[16:40] <Micheal`> ^peanut^, i thought it was ssh -Y -f
[16:40] <BlackFate> access
[16:40] <TSims> Can somebody help me? I'm trying to change the login screen for ubuntu 10.4
[16:41] <^peanut^> ssh -X "-X" is for forwarding remote X apps to localhost. man ssh.
[16:41] <^peanut^> koruptid: yea I here that.
[16:41] <WeePetey> TSims>>  i looked at same thing, seems the took that ability out of latest gnome :(
[16:41] <^peanut^> koruptid: sounds like your setup is fine then.
[16:41] <nikovsk> I'm back with my touchpad trouble: if I install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics touchpad stop working, if I remove it, touchpad works but with no tapping neither scrolling. And Fn+F7 inverted (on turns off, off turns on)
[16:41] <quiescens> they don't have a setup, that's the problem
[16:41] <quiescens> lol
[16:42] <philinux> EvilPhoenix: What's an ARP poisoning attack
[16:42] <TSims> Bummer..
[16:42] <BlackFate> koruptid, you could try link2 + directFB for browsing if you can avoid X btw..
[16:42] <BlackFate> koruptid, links2*
[16:42] <WaltzingAlong> koruptid: could also look into freenx
[16:42] <profxavier> the GUI Network Connections is setting my IP address, not /etc/network/interfaces [http://pastebin.ca/1909380], how can I repair this, so my Ubuntu box is setup with a static IP ?
[16:44] <quiescens> anyway
[16:45] <sipior> profxavier: add a stanza for the interface in /etc/network/interfaces. see "man interfaces" for the format.
[16:45] <^peanut^> profxavier: Prefs>Network Connections setup your static ip there.
[16:45] <W1res_> Hey guys. I installed GNUcash and then uninstalled it and it was taking over 30 minutes. So I restarted and now it is telling me I need to fix the installation before I can remove it. What should I do?
[16:45] <profxavier> ^peanut^, I would rather not
[16:45] <profxavier> i prefer to use the console, for configuring
[16:45] <jstoone> Hi everyone, does any of you know a good app for running music without a GUI, inside the Terminal?
[16:45] <k0sh> what apparmor is for? and will it be a great loss to not have it permamently?
[16:46] <philinux> jstoone: mplayer
[16:46] <profxavier> sipior, for the eth0 interface, you mean ?
[16:46] <sipior> profxavier: whichever you want configured, yes.
[16:46] <jstoone> philinux: thanks, I'll try it out.
[16:46] <profxavier> sipior, I posted my interfaces, did you take a look at it ?
[16:46] <zeddii> ccount on
[16:47] <zeddii> account on
[16:47] <sipior> profxavier: i did not.
[16:47] <faltu> ^k0sh^ apparmor is one of the mechnisms to have MAC
[16:47] <philinux> jstoone: mplayer -really-quiet filename
[16:47] <profxavier> sipior, http://pastebin.ca/1909380
[16:47] <faltu> it is like SELinux, does same things but differently
[16:48] <k0sh> faltu: i guess im not that paranoid then to have it around :P
[16:48] <Misterio> faltu: Yes, but what does it? I don't understand too :P
[16:48] <^peanut^> !apparmor
[16:48] <k0sh> thx
[16:48] <faltu> it enables Mandatory access control(MAC) in the system
[16:48] <profxavier> sipior, do you see something I am missing in interfaces ?
[16:48] <jstoone> philinux: what do you mean by "-really-quiet filename"?
[16:48] <faltu> usually we are aware of DAC which can be manipulated using chmod and chown
[16:49] <faltu> but in MAC we assign a security context toi oeach resource in the system
[16:49] <sipior> profxavier: that gateway entry is certainly not correct, as it points to a network, not a host.
[16:49] <philinux> jstoone: in the terminal use that option plus the filename of whatever it is you want to play
[16:49] <hemza> any way to customize login windows in ubuntu 10.04
[16:49] <hemza> ????????
[16:49] <k0sh> faltu: what it protects from? form say broeser getting pwned by some site and taking over user acct?
[16:49] <Misterio> faltu: Oh, good. Thanks :P
[16:49] <profxavier> sipior, its my router
[16:49] <sipior> profxavier: perhaps you meant "gateway 192.168.1.1"?
[16:50] <philinux> jstoone: man mplayer
[16:50] <profxavier> ah, its an incorrect IP
[16:50] <profxavier> thats my issue
[16:50] <faltu> main point is that even if someone takes over a root process, if the system policy does not allow to access some object
[16:50] <jstoone> philinux: yea it's a habbit of mine to do read the man pages before asking further (: thanks
[16:50] <profxavier> so gateway and network -should not- have the same IP ?
[16:50] <faltu> say /etc/password file then it cannot be accessed
[16:51] <sipior> profxavier: gateway must point to an actual ip address, not a network entry.
[16:51] <philinux> jstoone: have fun
[16:51] <faltu> until securty context is validated..which depends on a subject(some process), /etc/passwd (object) and the associated security context
[16:51] <sipior> profxavier: (and you don't really need to specify network: broadcast and netmask are fine)
[16:51] <bad_cables> how can i make an f:\project\crap\airportdrawings ?
[16:52] <faltu> so it has capabilty to do what you ask, but flipside is system wide policy is complex to maintain
[16:52] <profxavier> professorX: why are you private messaging me ?
[16:52] <professorX> profxavier: i need help
[16:52] <WaltzingAlong> bad_cables: mkdir ?
[16:53] <k0sh> faltu: yeah, so it didnt change much since when i was interested in selinux :P
[16:53] <faltu> there are many such solution like Apparmor, SELinux, SMACK, GRSecurity
[16:53] <Zeus__> How can I erase all of my cookies in firefox? even if I erase them from the menu, my passwords and usernames keep on coming back
[16:53] <bad_cables> and it will mount as an f:\ ?
[16:53] <jstoone> Philinux: Thanks, would you mind if I asked you another question, about something totally different?
[16:53] <Jinxed-> I have a few problems 1.) My panel no longer displays my wireless/wired connections 2.) I have vlan trunking enabled, but it never starts when I restart my computer. How do I get the vlans trunking to start automatically on restart?
[16:53] <^peanut^> bad_cables: no, f:\ is a windows thing. ubuntu/linux is no windows.
[16:53] <^peanut^> not*
[16:53] <bad_cables> i have a windows project that has references to f:\blabla
[16:53] <faltu> k0sh: only that some simpler solution than SELinux have come out like SMACK
[16:53] <philinux> jstoone: ask away there are a lot of eyes in here
[16:53] <bad_cables> i want to load it in freecad and not change every exreff
[16:54] <faltu> SMACK is also in main line kernel
[16:54] <bad_cables> or brics cad
[16:54] <^peanut^> bad_cables: yea, not sure that will work.
[16:54] <bad_cables> is there a way to mount an f:\ in linux?
[16:54] <bad_cables> or create one from a dir?
[16:54] <^peanut^> bad_cables: you could create a folder with the name "f:\"
[16:54] <erUSUL> bad_cables: mtools maybe
[16:54] <bad_cables> what does samba do?
[16:55] <^peanut^> bad_cables: it's a windows like server for linux.
[16:55] <erUSUL> bad_cables: implements CIFS
[16:55] <^peanut^> !samba | bad_cables
[16:55] <k0sh> faltu: meh, i lost interest in it and found new one in riding MTB around the woods :)
[16:55] <bad_cables> but samba wont make an f:\ possible?
[16:55] <k0sh> faltu: and playing with my kitty :P
[16:55] <bad_cables> i mean... basically i would have to change thousands and thousands of references
[16:56] <WaltzingAlong> bad_cables: yes there is a way to mount it. it can show up as /media/windows_f/projects/crap/airportdrawings         for example. but you just want to toss files there? does it have to be seen as "F:\"? are you running a CAD program inside ubuntu that will be looking for the file at F:\...? then just configure wine to call that directory/mount F
[16:56] <bad_cables> these apps are not in wine
[16:56] <jstoone> philinux: how do I make a folder, lets say, "scripts" within my 'home' that which I can put my .sh inside but don't need to "./" the file but just execute it like a app?
[16:56] <bad_cables> brics cad is a commercial app for linux
[16:56] <virgilsalyers> How can I install drivers for the intel 4500m chipset, I am new
[16:56] <^peanut^> bad_cables: in your home dir you can make a folder with the name "f:\" with: mkdir "f:\\"
[16:56] <martez89> hi, every time I (auto)start deluge some torrents keep on checking, what can i do about this?
[16:57] <^peanut^> bad_cables: then dumb your files in there.
[16:57] <profxavier> sipior, and as for Gnome's Network Connections?
[16:57] <^peanut^> bad_cables: dump I mean =)
[16:57] <profxavier> sipior, it seems they are overwriting my static settings
[16:57] <philinux> jstoone: I put all my scripts in one folder. I create a launcher on my desktop for two I use alot
[16:57] <jstoone> philinux: or more precisely, how do I add a folder to my, is it, PATH?
[16:57] <bad_cables> peanut, the problem is that all the drawings are saved with hard directories
[16:57] <profxavier> im still getting 0.197 as an IP
[16:57] <bad_cables> like... f:\windowscrap\whatever
[16:57] <bad_cables> and i would have to change each one manually
[16:58] <^peanut^> bad_cables: ok, you could put the f:\ folder in  /
[16:58] <faltu> gotta go guys
[16:58] <bad_cables> hmm.
[16:58] <sipior> profxavier: interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces should be ignored by Network Manager.
[16:58] <bad_cables> let me try that
[16:58] <profxavier> sipior, that doesn't explain my mis-assigned IP
[16:58] <bad_cables> wont matter the direction of the "\" ?
[16:58] <^peanut^> bad_cables: cd /; mkdir "f:\\"; chown youruserid:yourgroupid /"f:\\"
[16:59] <profxavier> yeah, still there
[16:59] <sipior> profxavier: have you brought then interface down and back up again since making your changes?
[16:59] <^peanut^> bad_cables: when making the dir you need to use the \\ escape to get 1 \ in the dir name
[16:59] <profxavier> i restarted the service, and also, rebooted the machine
[16:59] <mansor_> Greetings every1 ,,, i have a problem in the languages
[16:59] <mansor_> can any1 help me ?
[16:59] <^peanut^> !ask | mansor_
[17:00] <jstoone> philinux: but still you need to cd to the folder and type ./whateverprogram.sh   insted of just:  whateverprogram
[17:00] <mansor_> my problem is im trying to download a subtitle to a movie ,,, and gedit can't read the file correctly
[17:00] <mansor_> (arabic language)
[17:00] <^peanut^> philinux: jstoone: add the path to the script to your $PATH
[17:00] <sbronsted> I have a login problem. GDM keeps coming back when I try to login.
[17:02] <mansor_> my problem is im trying to download an Arabic subtitle to a movie ,,, and gedit can't read the file correctly
[17:02] <philinux> jstoone or use an alias in bashrc
[17:02] <sipior> profxavier: can you pastebin the current output of ifconfig?
[17:02] <bad_cables> does freecad open .dwg???
[17:02] <lousygarua> mansor_, try launching gedit (without any document opened in it) and then go to file>>open, and in the open-file-dialog there's a "charset-encoding" at thte bottom of the screen. try to choose an arabic charset and open the file through the dialog
[17:02] <MikeH___> .
[17:02] <^peanut^> bad_cables: no idea. sorry
[17:02] <jstoone> ^peanut^: where is the file where PATH is written? it seems blurred to me..
[17:03] <jstoone> philinux: thats an good idea..
[17:03] <sipior> profxavier: also, do you not have a "auto eth0" entry in /etc/network/interfaces?
[17:03] <philinux> jstoone: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/1931
[17:04] <^peanut^> jstoone: you can edit ~/.bashrc and append any extra paths to it like. $PATH=/usr;/bin; is say the default, you can then add $PATH=/path/to/my/bin:$PATH
[17:04] <profxavier> ok, anyone else, I am trying to setup my Ubuntu box with a static IP, I set my IP in /etc/network/interfaces [ http://pastebin.ca/1909416 ], but my IP is 0.197, can someone help to troubleshoot ?
[17:04] <mansor_> it worked
[17:04] <mansor_> thanks alot
[17:04] <mansor_> :D
[17:04] <sipior> profxavier: you didn't answer my question :-)
[17:05] <profxavier> oh, I see ifconfig gives me eth1, not eth0, which I set in interfaces
[17:05]  * sipior glares at profxavier
[17:05] <^peanut^> jstoone: or better yet try this: PATH=$PATH:/path/to/my/bin
[17:05] <jstoone> ^peanut^: do I need the :$PATH at the end?
[17:05] <nikovsk> I'm back with my touchpad trouble: if I install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics touchpad stop working, if I remove it, touchpad works but with no tapping neither scrolling. And Fn+F7 inverted (on turns off, off turns on) How do I fix it?
[17:05] <profxavier> sipior, sorry, I hadn't seen that request until after I posted the question
[17:05] <^peanut^> jstoone: export PATH
[17:05] <^peanut^> jstoone: check this out: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/prepostpath.htm
[17:06] <WeePetey> ^peanut^>> 6min to 32bit cd  waving bye bye to 64 until i get 4gb of ram
[17:06] <profxavier> sipior: http://pastebin.ca/1909417
[17:06] <jstoone> ^peanut^: good idea! I'll look at the link
[17:06] <^peanut^> WeePetey: woot! congrats =)
[17:06] <sipior> profxavier: and when you change to eth1 in interfaces?
[17:06] <jstoone> philinux: thanks for the help I'll better get going. Thanks!
[17:06] <^peanut^> jstoone: yea, it's good for learning the basics...
[17:07] <edbian> Is it possible to send an sms message to a domain name?
[17:07] <profxavier> sipior, still the same issue
[17:07] <WaltzingAlong> profxavier:  ifconfig eth0 up; ifup eth0
[17:07] <sipior> profxavier: you've restarted the network?
[17:07] <WaltzingAlong> profxavier: could add it to auto so it comes up on boot; auto eth0
[17:08] <Svy> Does anyone know how to move openbox window buttons to the left?
[17:08] <profxavier> WaltzingAlong, I get errors, [using sudo]
[17:08] <profxavier> eth0, device not found
[17:09] <WaltzingAlong> so which device is giving you ip 192.168.0.197 ? eth1 ? profxavier
[17:09] <profxavier> sipior, yes, after changes I restart the network, to confirm changes have been applied
[17:09] <philinux> WeePetey: As you're reinstalling why not create a /home partition.
[17:10] <sipior> profxavier: i forgot if you mentioned it: you're running 10.04, right?
[17:10] <profxavier> WaltzingAlong, I have DHCP set to auto, in the GUI [Network Manager], so I -believe- that is overriding my network\interfaces settings
[17:10] <profxavier> sipior, yes, the latest
[17:10] <WaterRatj> Anyone good with grub2?
[17:10]  * profxavier never realized this was so complicated
[17:10] <Black_Prince> WaterRatj ask
[17:10] <sipior> profxavier: how about turning off dhcp in Network Manager?
[17:10] <sipior> profxavier: generally, it isn't.
[17:11] <profxavier> oh wait
[17:11] <profxavier> thats not happening
[17:11] <WaterRatj> Well i'm trying to install grub2 to my main mount system with possible to detect windows xp and live cd from iso
[17:11] <profxavier> its set to eth0 as auto
[17:11] <profxavier> not eth1
[17:11] <WaltzingAlong> profxavier: if a device is specified in network/interfaces, then networkmanager should ignore that device, afaik
[17:11] <profxavier> so it must be my router giving it 0.197 ?
[17:12] <profxavier> eth1 is not configed in Network MAnager
[17:12] <Black_Prince> WaterRatj I do not fully understand what do you mean LIVE CD FROM ISO?
[17:12] <WaltzingAlong> profxavier: and the device you specified in http://pastebin.ca/1909417 is eth0, not eth1
[17:13] <profxavier> WaltzingAlong: you should check that again
[17:13] <profxavier> i see eth1
[17:13] <Black_Prince> Yes, It's eth1
[17:13] <profxavier> that pastebin link is my ifconfig
[17:13] <profxavier> maybe you meant to reference a previous URL
[17:14] <WaterRatj> Section 14 of the ubuntu grub2 forum topic -- Booting LiveCD and Other ISOs
[17:14] <profxavier> ill show my current interfaces
[17:14] <profxavier> http://pastebin.ca/1909424
[17:15] <Guest82264> Hi all.
[17:15] <abhijit> gnome-do crashing while attempting to post to twitter! :(
[17:15] <abhijit> help
[17:16] <Trashi> hi guys. is there anybody whos working with pure-ftpd? i need help to chroot my virtual users!?
[17:16] <sipior> profxavier: try adding "auto eth1" to interfaces, and restart
[17:16] <WaltzingAlong> profxavier:  Black_Prince, sorry i meant the network/interfaces showed eth0   http://pastebin.ca/1909380
[17:16] <Guest82264> Very off topic! I know! is there a #microsoft-office/outlook? I have a Q and have never had the need thank god to be there.
[17:17] <abhijit>  solved!
[17:17] <letas> one noob IRC question: how do i get rid of all the status messages? Like when someone enters or leaves the room
[17:17] <oCean_> Guest82264: If you know it's OT, don't ask. You're welcome to join #ubuntu-offtopic though
[17:18] <WeePetey> letas i think that depends on the irc client
[17:18] <profxavier> sipior, that worked
[17:18] <WaltzingAlong> letas: configure your client to not show them (or show them in the status window)
[17:18] <Trashi> hi guys. is there anybody whos working with pure-ftpd? i need help to chroot my virtual users!?
[17:18] <letas> let me google how to do it in pidgin
[17:18] <letas> thanks guys
[17:19] <WaltzingAlong> profxavier: i remember suggesting that when you showed the interfaces file specifying eth0: <WaltzingAlong> profxavier: could add it to auto so it comes up on boot; auto eth0
[17:19] <Black_Prince> WaterRatj you still there?
[17:19] <profxavier> thanks for your time guys, sipior and WaltzingAlong [plus others that added comments]
[17:20] <gui_> is there a problem to crypt swap partition with luks aes ?
[17:20] <gui_> is it a good idea ? or is it  stupid ?
[17:22] <Oer> gui_, crypting a swap partition, never heard of it.
[17:23] <sipior> gui_: it's certainly possible, but do you really care?
[17:23] <Oer> gui_, when you do not want any trace, disable swap and add more memory
[17:23] <gui_> is it possible to find dangerous data in swap ? :)
[17:24] <jpds> gui_: dangerous?
[17:24] <gui_> don't know ...
[17:24] <Oer> dangerous as critical like passwords or mail ?
[17:24] <gui_> yes
[17:25] <foolInTheRain> yeah
[17:25] <sipior> gui_: certainly, if you use poorly written programs.
[17:25] <Oer> passwords no
[17:25] <gui_> :)
[17:25] <gui_> ok I'll crypt it
[17:25] <gui_> thank you
[17:26] <foolInTheRain> swap memory works like an extension of the RAM mem
[17:26] <Oer> maybe there is a tool to control swap behaviour ?
[17:26] <foolInTheRain> sometimes data stay fragmented in both memories
[17:26] <CarlFK> anyone know of an OpenOffice #chan?
[17:27] <jstoone> I'm trying to add a folder, in my HOME, the my PATH but I can't seem to get it working...
[17:27] <cypher-neo> foolInTheRain: Are you trying to defragment a drive?
[17:27] <sudipta> hey can anyone tell me how i can install gekos itunes theme inubuntu 10.04?
[17:28] <foolInTheRain> cyphase, nope.... i didnt understand your question....
[17:28] <rww> CarlFK: #openoffice.org
[17:28] <foolInTheRain> cypher-neo,  nope.... i didnt understand your question....
[17:28] <CarlFK> rww: thanks
[17:29] <djudldin> hell o
[17:30] <jstoone> Can anyone help me adding a folder to my $PATH?
[17:30] <oCean_> jstoone: export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/new/dir
[17:31] <jstoone> oCean_; where should I put this?
[17:31] <oCean_> jstoone: in your .profile
[17:31] <djudldin> using ubuntu 10.0 here. sometimes my ubuntu crashs into a black screen or"fuzzy"screen then when restarting it flashs the screen sometimes i have to reset the computer more than 6 times before i can access ubuntu
[17:32] <oCean_> jstoone: after that, reload your profile by running: . .profile (dot-space-dotprofile)
[17:33] <jstoone> oCean_: Oh, maybe I've done it right all along.. just didn't know I had to reload it ;) thanks alot mate
[17:33] <oCean_> jstoone: sure, no problem
[17:33] <sudipta> hey can anyone tell me how i can install gekos itunes theme in ubuntu 10.04????????
[17:34] <djudldin> ubuntu background screen should be a cockroach net
[17:34] <Oer> sudipta, open theme and drag the .gz and drop
[17:35] <djudldin> using ubuntu 10.0 here. sometimes my ubuntu crashs into a black screen or"fuzzy"screen then when restarting it flashs the screen sometimes i have to reset the computer more than 6 times before i can access ubuntu can anyone help?
[17:35] <sudipta> Oer:but i can not find a single link over net. CAN u give me one link from where i can download the file?
[17:35] <rash> spanish please
[17:36] <Oer> sudipta, i never heard of  gekos itunes theme
[17:36] <abhijit> !en | rash
[17:36] <Oer> it is a windows thing ?
[17:36] <rww> ubottu: es | rash
[17:36] <pranakhan> ubuntu 10.04 64-bit: Unable to install MongoDB, or any package that depends on any of the "dev" packages. Here is the output of two different attempts at various packages all with the same eventual effect. Any help would be appreciated! http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Cd2gEE1p
[17:36] <sudipta> Oer:it is a mac like theme for linux.The official site is a mess
[17:37] <cypher-neo> djudldin, Can you provide more information about what you were doing at the time of crash?
[17:37] <djudldin> cypher-neo : i was on youtube
[17:37] <Oer> sudipta, maybe you find it at gnomelook.org
[17:37] <rww> pranakhan: have you done "sudo apt-get update" recently?
[17:37] <Oer> !themes
[17:37] <sawsereqwa> hi all, anyone know a good wifi system tray thing for KDE ?   I installed Kubuntu and the default KDE network tool isn't able to see any networks despite me seeing them through iwlist
[17:37] <pranakhan> rww: yes, several times yesterday
[17:38] <rash> ok I use translator
[17:38] <djudldin> cypher-neo : i was on youtube but i got that problem playing urban terror
[17:38] <pranakhan> rww: trying again for posterity
[17:38] <djudldin> cypher-neo : sorry i was on youtube but i got that problem playing urban terror TOO
[17:39] <sudipta> Oer:ok i'll try that out
[17:39] <cypher-neo> djudldin, Was there any error message that you could submit as a error report?
[17:39] <rash> I have a problem with xubuntu, is that I can watch videos on the Internet for lack of adobe flash
[17:39] <rww> rash: or just /join #ubuntu-es...
[17:40] <djudldin> cypher-neo : yep i got something like sending a report to the community but i havent done it:(
[17:40] <foolInTheRain> rash, on terminal: sudo apt-get install gnash
[17:40] <gui_> well done ;) bye
[17:40] <rash> thanks
[17:40] <netnut> i am pxe booting to install a live lucid cd.  it appears to work, except that if i reboot/restart the install then it hangs until i reload the nfs-kernel-server.  any idea why that is required?
[17:40] <djudldin> can t i take a look in logs files?
[17:41] <rww> pranakhan: Can you pastebin the output of "apt-cache policy", please?
[17:41] <pranakhan> sure
[17:41] <cypher-neo> djudldin, You should be able to find it there. :)
[17:42] <Guest62640> Hellooo
[17:42] <cypher-neo> Hi osoleve
[17:42] <pranakhan> rww: output of apt-cache policy: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/TH6ZXPZ4
[17:42] <djudldin> cypher-neo : i will try to find it there are lots of things in here
[17:43] <cypher-neo> djudldin, When you find it, pastebin it, and send me the link.
[17:44] <djudldin> cypher-neo : what do you mean by pastbin it?
[17:44] <pranakhan> rww: FYI, I have previously tried removing the freenx-team repo and updating but still no success.
[17:44] <benkong2> hey all
[17:45] <cypher-neo> djudldin, Paste the error message here: http://pastebin.com/
[17:45] <benkong2> why do I not have a right click menu in ubuntu lucid running compiz?
[17:45] <rww> pranakhan: yeah, that all looks fine. Try "sudo aptitude install mongodb" and see if it's any more informative.
[17:45] <cypher-neo> djudldin, Then send me the link to your pastebin message so I can read it.
[17:45] <pranakhan> rww: will do, one moment
[17:45] <soreau> benkong2: you should.. is nautilus running?
[17:45] <benkong2> soreau: yes works fine
[17:46] <soreau> benkong2: Apparently not ;)
[17:46] <pranakhan> rww: ooh, this looks interesting! pasting...
[17:46] <trollboy> so, I'm online now via a bootdisk
[17:46] <djudldin> cypher-neo : ok i will try to find it this is my first time  in syslog and it is very messy
[17:46] <trollboy> but when I boot normally, my network shows as unplugged
[17:46] <benkong2> soreau: I suppose you mean the file manager correct?
[17:46] <pranakhan> rww: aptitude output for install mongodb: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/EbwJEsAj
[17:47] <pranakhan> rww: aptitude is waiting for confirmation.
[17:48] <trollboy> any thoughts?
[17:48] <trollboy> also, I've a GB ethernet card plugged into a GB ethernet switch plugged into another GB ethernet card.. but am only getting 6.2MB/sec
[17:48] <pranakhan> rww: interesting, should I accept the solution? I don't see why not, but I;m not the extremely helpful expert here.
[17:49] <soreau> benkong2: yea, I think that it could be responsible. Try this: Open ccsm, go to Advanced Search then click on the keyboard icon in the Filter box there and right click then see if any plugin is bound to it ;)
[17:49] <rww> pranakhan: one sec, am writing a reply
[17:50] <Babss88> а Русский кто нибудь есть? ^_^
[17:50] <soreau> benkong2: Or, try ccsm>preferences>Reset to Defaults (after Exporting to save them there) to reset all compiz settings to default
[17:51] <perlsyntax> Where can i find the PyGTK in ubuntu what package is that?
[17:51] <rww> pranakhan: It looks like at one point you added a PPA that upgraded a bunch of your core GNOME stuff. The versions in that PPA and the versions in Lucid's repositories aren't compatible, and you don't have the PPA installed any more, so it's unable to install libglib2.0-dev. Two options: readd the PPA, or downgrade the packages that were in the PPA to their Lucid versions. Either operation isn't technically supported, but I'd recommend downgrading (with 
[17:52] <rww> pranakhan: (let me know if that got cut off, I forget freenode's message length limit. The last word should have been "personally.")
[17:52] <perlsyntax> ?
[17:52] <benkong2> soreau: worked thanks! \oo/
[17:52] <pranakhan> rww: (BTW, thank you so much for your help) Can you tell me what a PPA is? Something to do with the freenx packages I installed?
[17:52] <soreau> benkong2: No problem ;)
[17:53] <benkong2> brb
[17:53] <pranakhan> rww: the last few words I saw of your messager were: "ecommend downgrading (with "
[17:54] <rww> pranakhan: rest of the message was: "(with aptitude) personally."
[17:54] <rww> pranakhan: the FreeNX stuff is from a PPA, yes, but it doesn't look like it was that one that's the cause.
[17:54] <rww> ubottu: ppa
[17:54] <pranakhan> rww: ok. Do I risk blowing something up? As far as I know, I only installed freenx as a PPA.
[17:55] <pranakhan> ooh, handy bot I see!
[17:56] <rww> pranakhan: from the look of it, it was one of the PPAs by https://launchpad.net/~ricotz . Does that ring a bell?
[17:57] <pranakhan> rww: Oh I bet I know the cause, I did try to install that new gnome desktop beta but it didnt work
[17:58] <pranakhan> rww: ill make sure I removed that first before installing mongodb via aptitude. Thank you very very much!
[17:58] <pranakhan> rww: the new gnome shell, thats what it was
[17:58] <rww> pranakhan: See the text on https://launchpad.net/~ricotz/+archive/testing . Readd the PPA, and then do the ppapurge lines it mentions.
[17:58] <djudldin> cypher-neo : may it be something about plymouthd
[17:59] <pranakhan> rww: yup, just found that via google, thanks!
[17:59] <djudldin> cypher-neo : may it be something about plymouthd?
[18:00] <slow-motion> my microphone makes a buzzing sound while recording. it does not sound like the buzz from a powerline. i really tried everything to get rid of it. i even sold my soul to bill gates but it did not work.
[18:01] <DaveHope> Hi. Under 10.04 how can I set a service (lirc) to start at boot time. I've tried using sysv-rc-conf to set lirc to start at runlevel 2, but not joy.
[18:01] <djudldin> cypher-neo : i dont know how to use log files, sorry thanks for your time anyway
[18:01] <Tizemt> guyz, i've problem with ettercap & wireshark. this msg showup everytime: wireshark:4958): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.24.1/gobject/gsignal.c:3079: signal name `depressed' is invalid for instance `0x234c8020
[18:01] <Tizemt> (<unknown>:31535): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.24.1/gobject/gsignal.c:3079: signal name `depressed' is invalid for instance `0x85ac5f0
[18:02] <Tizemt> what the hell is this? and what does it mean?
[18:02] <dustin> hey what do you use when a file format is .rar .zip  7
[18:02] <dustin> ?
[18:02] <Tizemt> 7zip, unrar
[18:02] <planttt> dustin: unrar, unzip
[18:02] <Pici> Tizemt: Thats a warning, it shouldn't impair your usage of the program.
[18:03] <ccta-server> Removing mysql server just hangs at command line
[18:03] <Tizemt> Pici, what can i do to remove it?. update or something?
[18:03] <dustin> ok like where can i get them at
[18:03] <Pici> Tizemt: are wireshark and ettercap working fine?
[18:04] <Tizemt> Pici, no!
[18:04] <Pici> Tizemt: Warnings shouldn't stop the program from running, are you getting any other messages?
[18:05] <abhijit> anyone using identi.ca? need help can I pm you
[18:05] <Tizemt> Pici, no
[18:05] <ngirard> Hi all. When trying to compile tesseract from svn on ubuntu 9.10 i'm gettin the following message: libtool: version mismatch error. This is libtool 2.2.6b, but the definition of this LT_INIT comes from libtool 2.2.6. What should I do ?
[18:05] <Pici> abhijit: Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:05] <abhijit> Pici, okki
[18:06] <skrite> i am using compiz-standalone and i dig it a lot, when i run ahn, everything gets kinda choppy. anyone seeing this?
[18:06] <jdlfg> Hello everyone
[18:06] <n0a1ias> where can i find the backtrack reposotories? on the web?
[18:07] <dustin> planttt,where do i go, im doing a lot of "upacking" and repacking,any recomendation
[18:07] <Pici> n0a1ias: We do not support backtrack here, please see their support channel at #backtrack-linux
[18:07] <Pici> Tizemt: How did you install wireshark/
[18:07] <songer> hello
[18:07] <dustin> whats backtrack?
[18:08] <planttt> dustin: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=unrar+ubuntu
[18:08] <songer> hollo
[18:08] <Pici> !google | planttt
[18:08] <Golvmopp> Hi. I've been using ubuntu 9.10 earlier but decided yesterday to get 10.04. I got to the installation menu just fine, but once I started the installation or just tried the live version my screen went blank. I googled around and found that it could work with "nomodeset" for my nvidia card. It sort of did. The screen didn't turn off anymore at least, but after a while it stopped loading and instead there was a cursor in the top left
[18:08] <Golvmopp> corner and a text that flashed by every 8 seconds. Nothing more. I let it be for 30 minutes but still nothing. Any ideas how I could solve this?
[18:08] <songer>  how you doing?
[18:08] <songer> my monitor says out of range with nvidia driver
[18:08] <froek> dustin: it's a security tools distro.. basically enough linux to run all the diff scanners, etc, probing, attacking
[18:09] <songer> and  i cannot set my resolution
[18:09] <Pici> dustin: If you install the unrar package, you will be able to right click on rar files in Gnome to unpack them.
[18:09] <froek> dustin: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/
[18:09] <planttt> different rules here at #ubuntu? i might stand corrected. I thought it was expected for people to have searched the web, before entering a irc help channel
[18:09] <sipior> planttt: i admire your optimism :-)
[18:10] <planttt> sipior: I admire the helpfulness here.
[18:10] <Tizemt> Pici, apt-get install ..
[18:10] <thom4> does anybody can tell me that my 4GB ram is recognized correctly?: http://pastebin.com/PJRMf3wq
[18:11] <thom4> (lucid lynx 10.04)
[18:11] <songer> nobody got this issue? out of range?
[18:11] <songer> with nvidia
[18:11] <pranakhan> rww: Okay, that solved it! Thank you so much for your help!
[18:11] <Tizemt> songer: change screen resolution
[18:11] <slidinghorn> thom4, if I'm reading that correctly, it does show about 4GB of ram there
[18:12] <webPragmatist> how does one reload their environmental variables
[18:12] <songer> how , i canot change it
[18:12] <webPragmatist> i thought it was something like exports reload
[18:12] <manday> What is the package name of GVIM?
[18:12] <Tizemt> Pici, any suggestions?
[18:12] <manday> And what is so important about that dpkg/status file?
[18:12] <thom4> slidinghorn: "free" command (without -m option) shows 3991956 of total RAM
[18:12] <sipior> manday: vim-gtk
[18:12] <manday> sipior: ah ty
[18:12] <xangua> manday: vim-nogme vinm-gtk
[18:13] <xangua> vim-gtk*
[18:13] <xangua> vim-gnome* jum
[18:13] <manday> xangua: yep got it
[18:13] <manday> And dpkg status what is that?
[18:13] <manday> the database of currently installed software?
[18:13] <Oer> thom 4096−3898 = 198 mb for videocard onboard ?
[18:14] <Pici> Tizemt: Are you running wireshark using gksudo?
[18:14] <thom4> Oer: oh, by that way...
[18:14] <songer>  Tizemt i got this?edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server
[18:14] <slidinghorn> thom4, that option took it from bytes to megabytes
[18:15] <FabParma> i need to make a script to put in startup that launches the command named "top". i tried hundreds manners but i always fail. have a look where is the mistake please http://paste.ubuntu.com/469892/
[18:15] <Tizemt> Pici, yes
[18:15] <songer> Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'
[18:15] <songer> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf and  restart x server and nathing happen
[18:16] <slidinghorn> thom4, i'm sorry...from KB to MB...not bytes
[18:16] <benkong2> how can I tell what wm is running? I deleted my .config dir but still did not get back to default ubuntu desktop.
[18:17] <user___> how to install vlc in ubuntu
[18:17] <Pici> Tizemt: okay, let me do a little research here.
[18:18] <Tizemt> Pici, take your time brotha :)
[18:18] <abhijit> user___, sudo apt-get install vlc
[18:18] <user___> can any 1 install vlc
[18:18] <ZummiG777> Question: I've got 6 total ethernet ports in an ubuntu 10.04 server.  However, the ethernet ids (eth0, eth1, etc) keep changing in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules  Is there a way to stop this file from being updated?
[18:18] <user___> abhijit: thanks man
[18:18] <Pici> Tizemt: Is this happening when you run the program or when you install it?
[18:18] <abhijit> user___, welcome
[18:19] <thom4> Oer: so, everything seems to be ok?
[18:19] <thom4> slidinghorn: ^
[18:19] <Tizemt> Pici, when i'm runing it!
[18:20] <winmutt> for some reason kde is setting a desktop workspace that is larger than my modes setting, how can this be controlled? is there a log for kde?
[18:20] <Pici> Tizemt: Is there anything else on the error message, like a line number or filename?
[18:21] <quiescens> zummig: if you only edit the NAME part of that file it shouldn't rename things by itself unless your interfaces have share MAC's
[18:21] <Tizemt> Pici, no
[18:23] <Pici> Tizemt: Then your only other recourse would be to file a bug. Sorry.
[18:23] <Tizemt> Pici, and the file is that "GLib"?
[18:23] <djudldin> cypher-neo: i found this "strange" message before it crashed -   modem-manager: (net/ppp0): could not get port's parent device- dont know if its helpfull
[18:24] <Takeasy> os[Linux 2.6.32-24-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "lucid" 10.04] cpu[1 x Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1300MHz (GenuineIntel) @ 600MHz] mem[Physical: 235.8MB, 47.9% free] disk[Total: 22.3GB, 65.5% free] video[Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device] sound[ICH4 - Intel 82801DB-ICH429: ThinkPad EC - ThinkPad Console Audio Control]
[18:24] <Pici> Tizemt: No, file the bug against wireshark.
[18:24] <Pici> Takeasy: Please don't do that here.
[18:24] <Takeasy> ok
[18:25] <Tizemt> Pici, against wireshark & ettercap ..
[18:26] <userone> i have connected my two laptops using a crossover cable, both are running 9.10 and i have set auth eth0 on both laptops to share with other computers. i still cant see the other laptop?
[18:28] <klappi> userone: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/dhcp3-server
[18:28] <terry_> Where to get the source code for ubuntu?
[18:28] <Tictoon> Hi, my right click randomly changed to from right mouse button to middle mouse button. now right click does nothing afaik, and mmb is my right click.
[18:28] <jpds> terry_: http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ ?
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[18:28] <Pici> terry_: apt-get source SomePackageName ?
[18:28] <Tizemt> Pici, thank you very much for ur help and efforts. best regardz :)
[18:29] <jpds> ActionParsnip: Stop bouncing up and down.
[18:29] <Pici> Tizemt: Good Luck
[18:29] <slidinghorn> thom4, as far as I can see, yes (sorry for the delay -- at work)
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> Jpds: nice
[18:29] <terry_> Pici,I mean in hard copy!!
[18:29] <thom4> slidinghorn: thank you for your help!
[18:29] <Pici> terry_: On paper?
[18:29] <MikeHoncho> I have a Nortel USB Mobile Headset that's not working.  Can't seem to find any answers on The Online.
[18:29] <terry_> yup
[18:30] <MikeHoncho> Just get a flash of light when I plug it in, then nothing.
[18:30] <milen8204> How i can change my mac address ?
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> MikeHoncho: run: lsusb ,you can websearch for the 8 character hex id for guides
[18:30] <terry_> Pici,yeah on paper
[18:30] <Pici> terry_: Download and print it out then.  I highly suggest you don't though.  It would be a large waste of paper.
[18:30] <Tictoon> Hi, my right click randomly changed to from right mouse button to middle mouse button. now right click does nothing afaik, and mmb is my right click, how do I change it back?
[18:30] <MikeH> wow
[18:30] <MikeH> thats annoying
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: I know how in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:31] <terry_> Can I order it from canonical?Pici
[18:31] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, i tried but i couldn`t wria any word there
[18:31] <Pici> terry_: No.
[18:31] <milen8204> what should ido
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: not sure if it will stop network manager being able to manage the interface thoough
[18:31] <GreyFoxx> Can anyone tell me where I can find whatever sort of "list" or queue apt-get keeps around for packages to be installed?   I ask because weeks ago I installed a custom kernel, and apparently despite working just fine something during the install failed, and now EVERY time I do another apt-get install it goes through the motions of reinstalling my kernel
[18:31] <milen8204> ohh i see
[18:31] <jpds> terry_: http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/DVDs/ubuntu/10.04/release/source/
[18:31] <Tictoon> can anyone even take a guess at my problem?? I have no idea what to do
[18:31] <userone> klappi: thanks for the link but i had already read that. elsewhere on the ether i found a 'howto' which said under 9.10 connected two laptops with a crossover cable was as simple as changing the auth eth0 settings using the edit connections gui. i have looked under places>network but that shows a folder labelled Windows Network and that doesnt connect anyway.
[18:32] <GreyFoxx> the kernel is in place and working just fine. I just want apt-get to stop trying to reinstall it over and over :)
[18:32] <terry_> Pici,I thought they send the source code for the cost of shipping
[18:32] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, I must cut out all connections
[18:32] <milen8204> ?\
[18:32] <MikeHoncho> ActionParsnip, You're my hero.  Do I just websearch the 8 digits and ubuntu?
[18:32] <jpds> Pici / terry_: You can order CDs from Canonical.
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: http://www.youritronics.com/how-to-set-the-mac-address-from-etcnetworkinterfaces-in-debian/
[18:32] <Pici> jpds: terry_ wants the source code on paper.
[18:32] <djudldin> cypher-neo: im not sure but i think this problem happened in windows xp too
[18:32] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, thanks
[18:33] <jpds> Pici: Good luck with that.
[18:33] <Pici> jpds: Exactly.
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> MikeHoncho: use something like: ubuntu 845a:7ab0 ,for example
[18:33] <MikeHoncho> Gotcha.  Thanks!
[18:33] <milen8204> I need to change my IP too :D
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> MikeHoncho: you'll find the make and model is moot, you need the chip inside which most times isn't made by the manufacturer of the device
[18:34] <MikeH> argh
[18:34] <MikeH> MikeHoncho: You don't fancy changing your nick to Mike_Honcho do you? :D
[18:34] <MikeH> Highlight fail :/
[18:34] <Mike_Honcho> Sorry, registered.
[18:34] <MikeH> Yay, thanks :D
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: you can use the interfaces to set a static ip. If you want to change your internet ip (ie. You don't use a router) then you will need to contact your provider
[18:35] <dustin_> di
[18:35] <Mike_Honcho> Well, I'll keep it until I get kicked.
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: you can change what ip you have on your own lan very freely as long as it falls into the subnet of your router (you can even change that if you want to change all of the address) but the ip you get from your provider is given to you and is out of your control
[18:36] <userone> auth eth0 says connection established on both laptops. where do i look to see the contects of the other laptop? i just want to transfer 100gb from one laptop to the other
[18:36] <shawnboy> I have dual boot Karmic & Lucid. After plugging in and setting up a router/switch yesterday, my wifi says it's connected but no connectivity.
[18:37] <Mike_Honcho> ActionParsnip:  Well, there's no results on that 8 digits.
[18:37] <Mike1> userone: scp would be the easiest way
[18:37] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, I have changed my PC and my old PC had had a difren IP and MAC than new one :D
[18:37] <FabParma> i need to make a script to put in startup that launches "top". i can't make it, pls have a look where is the mistake http://paste.ubuntu.com/469892/
[18:37] <shawnboy> and in network manager my wired connection is named ifupdown eth0. What's going on?
[18:37] <eigentor> I installed Ubuntu as secont OS on my machine that has a 500 GB hard disk with several NTFS partitions
[18:37] <Vilemaxim> I'm trying to backup an Ubuntu machine using rsnapshot, which needs a user account to backup. Is there a way to give a user world read permissions without being root? Is that what the backup system user is for?
[18:37] <eigentor> now one partition seems to be invisible for ubuntu
[18:37] <eigentor> what am I doing wrong ;)
[18:38] <milen8204> I want to set my Mac and IP the same as the old PC
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> milen8204: that's normal. Here is how you can define ip in the interfaces file too. If you use it then network manager will NOT be able to manage the interface http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[18:38] <racethesunlive> FabParma: couldent you use System -> Preferences -> startup programs to make top start on boot?
[18:38] <Mike1> userone: otherwise samba or nfs are what you want =)
[18:38] <milen8204> ActionParsnip, thanks a lot
[18:39] <vikasap> Hello all, I am not able to hear any sound from system. Could anyone help me please ?
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> Mike_Honcho: have you checked the manufacturers site?
[18:39] <abhijit> !sound | vikasap
[18:40] <userone> Mike1: i looked at that, but my laptops are connected together using a crossover cable, auth eth0 is set on both laptops to share with other computers, both running 9.10, both say connection established but i cant see the other laptop locatopm. even to use scp i need to know where to 'put' the files?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> FabParma: put ampersands after each command, this will put the command to the background and will allow the other commands to rum
[18:40] <Mike1> userone: are the laptops able to ping each other?
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> FabParma: i'd have the top command run in a different terminal or it won't work. You will background top and not see the output
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> userone: you need to set the ip addresses.
[18:42] <Mike1> ActionParsnip: „connection established” means they got one, i think
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> userone: there is no dhcp server so there will be no ip defined
[18:42] <shawnboy> Why would my auto eth0 now say ifupdown eth0 and prevent wifi connectivity?
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> Mike1: I think that just means both txs are connected to an rx
[18:42] <racethesunlive> userone: share with other computers is for sharing your wireless internet connection across machines
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Mike1: there is a physical connection but no logical
[18:43] <paul> google earth. I downloaded google , now it is bin, where to go from here to open??
[18:43] <userone> aha! i knew i was missing something!!! thanks...let me try...
[18:43] <OpenBluntSurgery> Hi everyone
[18:44] <nfrs> hi
[18:44] <OpenBluntSurgery> I used wubi to install ubuntu 10.04 and it works great.. how can i remove my windows install completely
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Paul: chmod +x the bin file, then run it in a terminal using sudo
[18:44] <nfrs> I've got a weird keyboard that doesn't have the left winkey, and has another key instead. 'xev' doesn't react to pressing that key at all. how can I make the system recognize that key as the left winkey?
[18:44] <OpenBluntSurgery> so i can free up the disk space?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> OpenBluntSurgery: on the wubi wiki there is a how to on transfering a wubi install to a proper install
[18:45] <skrite> how can i hold back the kernel and all related packages from a dist-upgrade. i have some kernel modules i have compiled from scratch i don't want to loose
[18:45] <paul> ActionParsnip, thanks
[18:45] <Bisu[Shield]> I have a job that i wrote in php, where is the best places to put jobs?
[18:45] <Bisu[Shield]> like directory
[18:45] <winmutt> for some reason kde is setting a desktop workspace that is larger than my modes setting, how can this be controlled? is there a log for kde?
[18:45] <OpenBluntSurgery> ActionParsnip, can u link me?
[18:45] <abhijit> winmutt, ask in #kubuntu
[18:46] <ahappydeath> why does ubuntu 10.04 only recognize 2GB of Memory for my macbook pro with 4 GB of ram?
[18:46] <manlymatt83> What's a good I/O tester that I can extract to a bootable thumb drive?  My ubuntu install keeps hanging on partitioning and I have tested everything but the drive.
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Bisu[Shield]: make the dir $HOME/bin and you can add it to $PATH. You can then call it at will
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> OpenBluntSurgery: my connection is dog slow. You can probably find it before my browser loads
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: hdparm
[18:47] <shawnboy> My Auto eth0 in network manager has changed to ifupdown eth0 and I can't connect. How can I fix it?
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> ahappydeath: try installing the pae kernel. May help
[18:47] <ahappydeath> i'll try it and let you know
[18:48] <Mike_Honcho> Out of luck on the manufacturer's website.
[18:48] <Mike_Honcho> Strange, it's just a usb headset.
[18:48] <Mike_Honcho> You'd think it'd just work.
[18:48] <Mike_Honcho> I guess the "u" in "Universal" is not so much.
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Mike_Honcho: depends on a lot of factors really. If you just use a normal headset which plugs into the soundcard it'd just work
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Mike_Honcho: company's poor support of linux
[18:49] <Mike_Honcho> It's Nortel.  Not surprising.
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Mike_Honcho: if company's supported linux like they do windows then it would just work but some refuse or don't want to
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Mike_Honcho: there are even projects which say they will make drivers for them if they give information to them
[18:51] <Colossus> Hi @ All. I am trying sience weeks to get S3 working with the nvidia-currrent drivers. Afer an suspend the monitor is black. :( Or does it give an alternative for it?
[18:51] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[18:52] <manlymatt83> does hdparm come in ISO?
[18:52] <manlymatt83> looks like it's built into distributions
[18:52] <jlogsdon> trying to install python2.6-dev, but i'm getting this error message: http://www.pastie.org/1062448 what should i do to resolve this issue?
[18:52] <manlymatt83> not a separate utiloity
[18:52] <joaquin_> hola.....necesito ayuda....
[18:52] <Pici> !es | joaquin_
[18:52] <shawnboy> tried patiently 5 times to get response. not my day today I guess.
[18:53] <xerox1> i have a comfort problem with kile: i have splitted a tex-file in several smaller ones; now when i build the pdf i allways have to switch to the main-tex-tab to build without errors; is there a way to avoid this?
[18:53] <Sevith> Hey guys, Im having some problems. I have a program that needs to create a fairly large file.... When the program runs i noticed somehow the file size is only capped at 2GB? When I know that the file should be bigger than 2GB
[18:53] <Sevith> i checked ulimit and i have no restrictions set for max file size and im also using ext3 so i know its not a file system issue
[18:53] <Sevith> Anyone have suggestions?
[18:54] <Sevith> This happened to me now on fat23(Which i know is capped) and ext3...
[18:54] <Sevith> 32*
[18:54] <Sevith> I wrote the program in C So im not sure if C only allows for certain sizes either?
[18:55] <songer> hello
[18:55] <Mike_Honcho> Thanks for all the help.
[18:56] <zanberdo> I'm looking at the changelog for a kernel update I'm about to apply and I see that there is a decimal designator that is not visible with uname -a. Specifically the changelog for linux-image-2.6.24-28-server makes reference to 2.6.24-28.71 and 2.6.24-28.70, etc. Question: how can I find out which 2.6.24-28 kernel this host is currently running?
[18:56] <songer> if i edit  etc/X11/xorg.conf can i change the refresh rate?
[18:56] <trism> jlogsdon: apt-cache policy python2.6 python2.6-dev;
[18:56] <vikasap> I get this warning " processes still using sound devices: 4244(pulseaudio)" when I do a "sudo alsa reload" . Should I kill the process ?
[18:56] <vikasap> manually
[18:56] <lantjie> exit
[18:56] <OpenBluntSurgery> wow
[18:57] <userone> my ip adresses are not 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.2 as i was expecting. when i try to change the ip address using edit connections>manual and add the ip address it appears blank
[18:57] <Sevith> lol.
[18:57] <OpenBluntSurgery> so wubi does not install on a main partition?
[18:57] <Colossus> hi, some can help me a little bit with an nvidia S3 problem?
[18:57] <zanberdo> !ask
[18:58] <Colossus> ok. ;)
[18:58] <OpenBluntSurgery> !crabby
[18:59] <tantiv> I have a SAN attached via fibre card to my linux box and it mounts just fine (sdd1)... however the kernel keeps generating I/O errors on other devices, "end_request: I/O error, dev sdc", "Buffer I/O error on device sdb", etc.... I remember having this problem a few years ago.... is there some argument that I can pass to the kernel not to touch sdb or sdc?
[18:59] <Shiba> I'm experiencing flickering on my external monitor after upgrading to Ubuntu 10.04 (from 9.04).  Intel GMA chipset.  Its bad enough to cause seizures.
[18:59] <Sevith> I havea 2GB file size limitation yet my ulimit says otherwise. I have a C program that creates a 5GB file but it stops writing to the filze at 2GB But the program is still running. The data just its being stored in the file. Is this a bug?
[19:00] <Colossus> I have an problem with the nvidia module after an S3. The monitor is black but on (not in standby). Any sugessons?
[19:00] <Shiba> Sevith: that depends on your filesystem
[19:00] <Trashi> hi. i have a problem with pure-ftpd. i try to chroot my virtualusers who comes from a mysql database with: /usr/local/sbin/pure-ftpd -l mysql:/etc/pure-mysql.conf -A ... but after i login i can move in all folders .. is there someone who can help?
[19:01] <Shiba> I've heard that flicker on Ubuntu using iGMA is common ... has anyone else experienced this?
[19:01] <zanberdo> Sevith, silly questions: is the data file being written to a vfat partition perhaps?
[19:01] <Sevith> Nope its all on my filesystem which is ext3
[19:01] <oka> hi
[19:02] <Klax0n> Hi
[19:02] <zanberdo> Sevith, ok, just taking a stab in the dark...
[19:02] <Sevith> zanberdo, No im on ext3 filesystem Im about to try on Ext4 though...somehow i think it will have the same issue
[19:02] <Sevith> zanberdo, its alright :D I need suggestions :(
[19:02] <kurt> Hello, I compiled and installed a new kernel but I don't get a Grub countdown when I boot.
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> !gub2 | kurt
[19:03] <jlogsdon> trism: thanks
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> !grub2
[19:03] <zanberdo> kurt, what version of grub?
[19:03] <Shiba> Sevith: is this code that you've written?
[19:04] <Sevith> Yes it is.
[19:04] <kurt> zanberdo: grub-install -v says 1-98
[19:04]  * whiteknight is away: I'm busy
[19:04] <manchot> howto run a cron job every 3 days?
[19:04] <Pici> !away > whiteknight
[19:04] <trism> jlogsdon: did you figure it out?
[19:04] <kurt> *1.98
[19:04] <userone> if my laptops are connected with a crossover cable should the ip addresses be the same? they would need to be different if the laptops were connected via a router?
[19:04] <Shiba> Sevith: you should double check that you're using correct data types.  you might be experiencing integer overflows.
[19:04] <gregor_> hello, can someone help me get the sound form the onboard chip?
[19:04] <Sevith> Shiba, Unless C has file size limitations? That would be an issue?
[19:04] <manchot> 0 0 */3 * *  ?
[19:04] <Shiba> Sevith: you prove my point  :)
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> userone: no they should be the same except the last octet. The netmask will be the same though and will be 255.255.255.0
[19:05] <Sevith> Shiba, Well...That is possible. Since the program uses integers but writes then to the table using %c and not %i ...Could that be an issue?
[19:05] <Sevith> Shiba, Ill double check C file size limits
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: is the system a branded pc or laptop?
[19:05] <serena> buonasera
[19:06] <Shiba> Sevith: there are no file size limits imposed by C
[19:06] <kurt> akf, rebooting to try what happens after "update-grub2"
[19:06] <kurt> *afk
[19:06] <userone> ActionParsnip: the ip addresses of my laptops are exactly the same, even the last octet. i thought this may be because they are connected directly using a crossover cable?
[19:06] <Shiba> Sevith: file size limits are imposed by several factors including underlying filesystem, ulimit, and your own code
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> userone: all systems on any network must have a unique ip and mac address for it to work
[19:06] <Sevith> Shiba, could it be that its f*cking up because im writing an integer as a char to the file?
[19:07] <dustin> bye
[19:07] <Sevith> Shiba,  I checked ulimit and im set for unlimited so thats good.
[19:07] <Shiba> Sevith: you should probably learn C before asking these types of questions :)
[19:07] <Shiba> not to put too blunt a point on it
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> userone: that's why its failing. The last octet must be different. You need to set it using network manager or the interfaces file
[19:07] <kurt> Still I don't get a boot menu.
[19:07] <Sevith> Shiba, Cant really learn without asking?
[19:07] <Shiba> Sevith: IRC isn't the best place for these questions :)
[19:07] <Sevith> I know but its fast :D :P
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> userone: its like having 2 houses with the same address and a postman with a letter with an address on it. Where does it go?
[19:08] <Shiba> Sevith: pick up a good C book and read through it from front to back.  You'll find that in the end that is actually faster.
[19:08] <Sevith> I dont have internet speeds to surf the web for answers lol otherwise i wouldnt come in here
[19:08] <Shiba> Sevith: don't be lazy :)
[19:08] <Sevith> Shiba, Roger :)
 - i put it together myself. it's adesktop computer. i will post the link of additional info i already posted on forums.
[19:08] <gregor_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1539486
[19:08] <userone> ActionParsnip: I connected the laptops and then booted them up. DHCP was set to dynamic. why did network manager set the ip addresses on both machines exactly the same?
[19:09] <gregor_> info on the card: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=e4b2a5c59a4438fd710cf71e2b13707176388e82
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> userone: there is no dhcp server with crossover connection unless you have installed a dhcp service on one of the pcs
[19:09] <gregor_> like i said it is strange that Live DC's work OK.
[19:09] <gregor_> CDs
[19:11] <Shiba> nobody has seen problems with severe monitor flicker on Ubuntu 10.04?  If I switch back to 9.04 the problem disappears...
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: then boot to live cd and run: lsmod ,it should give the option on the sound module. Also run: sudo lshw -C sound ,to see what module is used
[19:11] <userone> ActionParsnip: ok...i actually bought a crossover cable thinking it would be simpler. i tried to connect the two laptops via a router but the router wouldnt play the game because it didnt have an internet connection. (i use usb modem for internet on one of the laptops)
[19:11] <tsziklay> I'm a serious ubuntu noobie, what is the ubuntu equivalent of windows task manager and how do I access it? last time i did a ctrl/alt/del it restarted I think :S
[19:11] <songer> hello
[19:11] <Sevith> tsziklay, lol....try a ps -axu
[19:11] <songer> is there a way to make a image of os?
[19:12] <Sevith> tsziklay, That will do you good :D
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> userone: it is simple. Just set the ip and you will get connected. Not hard. Use one as ip: 192.168.0.1 and the other as 192.168.0.2
[19:12] <songer> to make a backup of the os?
[19:12] <tsziklay> sevith: not sure I understand what that is? ps -axu?
[19:12] <zanberdo> tsziklay, it's a terminal command to display processes...
[19:12] <froek> tsziklay: if you're in desktop mode, go under your system menu, you'll find the gnome-system-monitor (if running gnome)
[19:13] <Shiba> tsziklay: top
[19:13] <Sevith> ps -axu is way cooler than any GUI based process monitor :P
[19:13] <Sevith> or top -.-
[19:13] <Sevith> i still prefer ps
[19:13] <froek> Sevith: I agree, but newbs don't like command line ;)
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> songer: partimage would be my choice
[19:13] <Sevith> :p
[19:13] <Sevith> lol
[19:13] <abhijit> !aptoncd | songer
[19:13] <abhijit> songer, also see this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087
[19:14] <snowrichard> hello
[19:14] <tsziklay> lol, thanks guys
[19:14] <gregor_>  *-multimedia
[19:14] <gregor_>        description: Audio device
[19:14] <gregor_>        product: VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio Controller)
[19:14] <gregor_>        vendor: VIA Technologies, Inc.
[19:14] <gregor_>        physical id: 1
[19:14] <gregor_>        bus info: pci@0000:80:01.0
[19:14] <gregor_>        version: 10
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> tsziklay: http://techblips.dailyradar.com/story/how-to-have-ctrl-alt-del-open-the-task-manager-in-1/
[19:14] <gregor_>        width: 64 bits
[19:14] <snowrichard> in a virtualbox install now
[19:14] <gregor_>        clock: 33MHz
[19:14] <gregor_>        capabilities: pm msi pciexpress bus_master cap_list
[19:14] <gregor_>        configuration: driver=HDA Intel latency=0
[19:14] <abhijit> floodbot is sleeping
[19:14] <gregor_>        resources: irq:17 memory:febfc000-febfffff
[19:14] <magicianlord> i like this acpi command
[19:14] <Shiba> gregor_: STOP PASTING
[19:14] <Sevith> AHH whats going on
[19:14] <zanberdo> there are a variety of tools for the terminal to display "task manager" type information, including: top, htop, nmon, and ps to name a few
[19:14] <abhijit> !paste | gregor_
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: don't flood please, so annoying
[19:14] <lofiinternet> Does anyone know how I can increase the verbosity of network-manager
[19:14] <lofiinternet> ?
[19:14] <tsziklay> I'm not quite that much of a noobie, I've been doing database stuff in terminal. just idk what the usual conventions are for ubuntu like task manager, its my first time using ubuntu (internship)
[19:15] <Misterio> Shiba: If you paste 20 lines, you can't stop, because ircd will send to clients a line per 2 secs
[19:15] <urthmover> My monitor does not enter powersave.  I have a Dell 2408WFP LCD monitor running from a nvidia FX3600 gpu.  No matter how I set the power settings in Power Management the monitor never enters sleep.  How do I go about resolving this issue?  (btw powersave worked fine in 9.10)
[19:15] <gregor_> ups, i forgot i need to paste differently. anyway this is my card.
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> tsziklay: I gave a link on how to configure it....
[19:15] <songer> abhijit, tahanks
[19:15] <abhijit> songer, welcome
[19:15] <tsziklay> yup I saw, thanks actionparsnip
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: we know from you alsamixer script output
[19:15] <songer> ActionParsnip, thaks
[19:15] <gregor_> i iwll try lsmod with live CD now, htough i ma not sure what this will change...
[19:16] <userone> ActionParsnip: i tried to change the ip address using network manager (edit connections>wired>manual ip but the ip address doesnt set. i know its simple, linux is inherently built for networking. i just cant seem to get it done!! :-)
[19:16] <skaider> hi everybpdy
[19:16] <skaider> someone talks spanish?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: make sure nothing is muted and sliders are cranked in alsamixer.
[19:16] <Misterio> skaider: In #ubuntu-es yes
[19:16] <abhijit> !es | skaider
[19:16] <abhijit> right?
[19:16] <gregor_> i can not increase the slider in alsamixer main one is 0
[19:16] <skaider> thank u a lot mf
[19:17] <Cmdr_Drangon> quit
[19:17] <magicianlord> gregor_: sudo alsamixer -c0
[19:17] <gregor_> unless i go sudo then they are all at 50
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> userone: that's all there is to it. Do it on the other side too. Linux isn't inherently built for networking at all. It works absoluely fine as a non networked pc too
[19:17] <snowrichard> gregor_ is your user in the audio group?
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: could be why huh. Have a hunt round see if anyone has the same issue online
[19:18] <Sevith> I have all my run levels set to not run any process's when i reboot computer is black screen howto fix 0.o
[19:19] <lofiinternet> Sevith: how'd you get your run levels to not run anything on boot?
[19:19] <gregor_> ah now it works! how do i keep this setting saved?
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Sevith: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[19:19] <Sevith> lofiinternet, i was just kidding....but it would be nice eh :)
[19:19] <magicianlord> gregor_: sudo alsactl store
[19:19] <Sevith> lol.
[19:19] <gregor_> before i couldn't change the master volume
[19:20] <magicianlord> yeah, you have to give the -c0 command sometimes
[19:20] <Sevith> ahh i havent updated to 10.04 im still and 9.10 -.-
[19:20] <magicianlord> Sevith: stick with 9.1
[19:20] <userone> ActionParsnip: thanks for your help. i realise it must be frustrating for advanced users to explain the simplest of things!! :-)
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> gregor_: you are the first sound issue I ever helped solve to any degree. Never had a single sound problem here so I suck at them
[19:20] <Phoshi> Hallo there, everyone! I come with a query. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.04 on a dell, except when I boot I can sometimes get to the initial menu screen that asks for language and so, but mostly just get a blinking _ and nothing more. I know the disc is good, it's worked in other PCs and booted up fine in a virtual machine on this PC, it's just not working if I /actually/  try and boot from it!
[19:20] <Sevith> planning on stayin where i am at last time i upgraded it fuxxed my whole system up
[19:20] <Sevith> Kinda made me mad.
[19:21] <gregor_> Well there is always a first. thank you very very VERY much.
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> userone: ubuntu is aimed at linux virgins. I find it bloated but it achieves its goals well
[19:21] <Sevith> took my sweet boot splashes and all my login looks away and made them....default :(
[19:21] <Phoshi> not something I have any experience with, the disc itself failing to boot, so I thought I'd pop along here and ask if anybody knows what's up?
[19:21] <gregor_> now everything works perfectly.
[19:21] <Sevith> my first linux distro was slackware ...
[19:21] <magicianlord> Phoshi: checksum it
[19:21] <Sevith> I was so confused when i booted it up and got a black screen with a blinking cursor i thought i fucked the computer up
[19:21] <snowrichard> i think mine was redhat 5.2
[19:21] <maco> !language | Sevith
[19:21] <Phoshi> magicianlord: in windows, help?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Phoshi: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded? Did you burn as slowly as you could? Have you tested the cd for defects
[19:22] <magicianlord> what
[19:22] <Sevith> -.o
[19:22] <Misterio> I don't think it; I used Debian, puppy and other distros, and if I use (k)ubuntu is because I want to make it easy, not because I am noob
[19:22] <Phoshi> ActionParsnip: no, yes, yes
[19:22] <Pici> Sevith, snowrichard: This channel is for support only, if you want to chat, feel free to join #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:22] <Phoshi> it works on other PCs
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> First linux for me was mandrake 7
[19:22] <Phoshi> and indeed, in a virtual machine on this PC
[19:22] <Pici> !ot
[19:22] <Phoshi> it just doesn't work -on- this PC
[19:22] <snowrichard> ok
[19:22] <snowrichard> sorry
[19:23] <Sevith> !ot
[19:23] <Sevith> Man. No control :(
[19:23] <abhijit> !bot | Sevith
[19:23] <Misterio> Sevith: /msg ubottu :)
[19:23] <Pici> Sevith: Ubottu won't repeat what she just said ;)
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Phoshi: ok good enogh. If you check the iso first you will waste less disks, if the iso is bad it will make a bad cd
[19:23] <lofiinternet> Anyone know how to increase the verbosity of NetworkManager? It's screwing up the essid for my wireless card.
[19:23] <Misterio> Pici: she?
[19:23] <dp__> how to we show current directory in linux command by "." ?
[19:23] <Pici> Misterio: Yes.
[19:23] <skaider> I have a problem with my iptables, i cant connect with my lan with outlook in ports 995 y 587
[19:23] <Misterio> heh
[19:23] <Sevith> lol
[19:23] <abhijit> dp__, pwd
[19:23] <Sevith> :)
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Phoshi: I can suggest a memory test then
[19:23] <skaider> but in the pop and smtp i do
[19:24] <dp__> abhijit, thats for looking where i am
[19:24] <abhijit> dp__, yes
[19:24] <skaider> someone can help me?
[19:24] <abhijit> !ask | skaider
[19:24] <Sevith> skaider, install firestarter
[19:24] <dp__> abhijit, i want to move the file to my current dir
[19:24] <Phoshi> ActionParsnip: Even though it's working fine normally? Reccomended tool still memtest32, then?
[19:24] <llutz> dp__: use .
[19:24] <dp__> so dont wantt o mention whole math
[19:24] <abhijit> !cli | dp__
[19:24] <dp__> path
[19:24] <llutz> dp mv /path/file .
[19:24] <skaider> i do
[19:24] <Sasquatch7> How do I kill firefox completely in the terminal? I've tried kill and killall but when I restart firefox it wants to reload the pages from the last session.
[19:24] <raubvogel> Does ubumirror's cron job is run as user ubumirror?
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: killall firefox
[19:25] <skaider> i install firestarter and i was configure the ports
[19:25] <skaider> but dont works
[19:25] <kurt> I don't see a boot menu when I start Ubuntu.
[19:25] <raubvogel> Er, is ubumirror's cron job run as user ubumirror?
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: you can check its all dead with: ps -ef | grep -i fire
[19:25] <kurt> How do I select between kernels?
[19:25] <kurt> I'm used to LILO.
[19:25] <kurt> I don't know Grub.
[19:25] <Sasquatch7> ActionParsnip: tried that, but when I run firefox it wants to reload the pages from the last firefox session
[19:25] <lofiinternet> Sasquatch7: it's saving your open tabs when you close firefox, you need to configure it to not save the tabs on close
[19:26] <sylvana> ORKUT
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Kurt: increase the time in /etc/default/grub then run; sudo update-grub . You can use lilo if you want. It is available in the repo
[19:26] <Pici> kurt: Hold down shift when you boot to see the Grub2 menu.
[19:26] <Sasquatch7> lofiinternet: It usually doesn't save them when I use the exit button in firefox.
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: then tell your browser not to remember the last session
[19:26] <kurt> Aha, cool.  Thanks.
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Pici: can I pm please
[19:26] <Pici> ActionParsnip: Sure.
[19:27] <lofiinternet> Sasquatch7: What happens when you close firefox with the exit button instead of killing the process from the terminal?
[19:27] <dp__> Thanks
[19:27] <Sevith> skaider, For your policy do you have it configured with the correct ports for incoming AND outgoing? What about your iptables have you checked it with firestarter running to make sure they are correct? And are you sure that your router/gateway or anything in between isnt switching the ports around somewhere?
[19:28] <Sasquatch7> lofiinternet: the tabs are not saved
[19:29] <aeon-ltd> ich habe ein problem.
[19:29] <kurt> Holding down shift didn't work.
[19:29] <aeon-ltd> kann man helfen uch?
[19:29] <Sasquatch7> ActionParsnip: How would I go about telling it not to remember the session?
[19:29] <aeon-ltd> *ich?
[19:29] <abhijit> !en | aeon-ltd
[19:29] <llutz> !de > aeon-ltd
[19:29] <aeon-ltd> abhijit: damn 20-25 seconds that was long
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: there's an option I believe. Not sure as I don't use crappy firefox
[19:30] <aeon-ltd> lol
[19:30] <Sasquatch7> ActionParsnip: Ok then I've already done that. What do you use for a browser?
[19:30] <lofiinternet> Sasquatch7: why use the terminal to kill the session if closing it normally works?
[19:30] <Sasquatch7> lofiinternet: I'm trying to write a simple bash script
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: arora and chromium-daily
[19:31] <capleton> Hi everyone.  I'm trying run a borderless and "integrated" terminal as part of my background.  I have it all set up with rxvt unicode and compiz, but i cannot seem to change the title of urxvt windows when I use the  "-title XXXXXXXX" option when running urxvt from the command line
[19:31] <abhijit> I use arora too. its nice!
[19:31] <wagner> oh who is able to give me a notbook?
[19:31] <Sasquatch7> ActionParsnip: oh ok :)
[19:31] <threefox> Hi
[19:31] <abhijit> !ot | wagner
[19:31] <kurt> Where are the options in the /etc/default/grub file documented?
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/forum/1/202147
[19:32] <threefox> I'm trying to mount my HD but I dont know how
[19:32] <kurt> I don't know what they do.
[19:32] <abhijit> !grub | kurt
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Sasquatch7: may help
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> !mount | threefox
[19:32] <kurt> ubottu: No WIndows here.
[19:32] <manlymatt83> so hdparm -t will do read tests on the disk, but what's the best way to do write tests?  dd?
[19:32] <wagner> not
[19:32] <wagner> i do not
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> threefox: you mount partitions too. You can't mount drives
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: there is no best way
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: there is no best anything in life
[19:33] <manlymatt83> ActionParsnip: What's a "good" way?  I was trying to get ultimate boot CD going but there's no CDROM drive in this box.
[19:33] <wagner> not
[19:33] <manlymatt83> I'm trying to install Ubuntu and the install is failing, so I'm trying to figure out why
[19:33] <magicianlord> manlymatt83: why
[19:33] <capleton> okay, how about this; is anyone using the latest version of urxvt?  and if so, does the -title flag work for you?
[19:33] <manlymatt83> it hangs at 33% during creating ext4 partition on / (and I highly doubt it will take 30 minutes to create a 500 GB partition)
[19:33] <gregor_> ok htis is weird. now sound works in this account but when i switch to the other acocunt eveything is quiet again.
[19:33] <kurt> What does the GRUB_DEFAULT option in /etc/default/grub file do?
[19:33] <gregor_> what gives?
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> manlymatt83: yeah dd with time could be one way. Dd to a file and time it
[19:34] <abhijit> kurt, everything is written on that link given by ubottu
[19:34] <wagner> mais rapaz o BRASIL mandou os americanos pra casa
[19:34] <wagner> BRAZIL sent the boy more Americans home
[19:34] <abhijit> !br | wagner
[19:34] <magicianlord> manlymatt83: have you tried creating a smaller partition to see if it makes a difference? also, try a separate boot partition
[19:34] <abhijit> :)
[19:34] <manlymatt83> ActionParsnip: but that won't tell me if there are errors, right?  It won't give me the reason the Ubuntu install is hanging at 33?
[19:34] <snowrichard> gregor_ you might want to check to see if the user is in the audio group
[19:34] <Amway> Kaise hai bhai logs :D
[19:34] <manlymatt83> magicianlord: I'm just accepting the defaults in the install.... LVM, full disk
[19:34] <abhijit> !en > Amway
[19:35] <magicianlord> gregor_: sudo gpasswd -a <username> audio
[19:35] <Amway> sorry :S
[19:35] <wagner> porra
[19:35] <wagner> carai
[19:35] <abhijit> !in > Amway
[19:35] <magicianlord> manlymatt83: dont do lvm
[19:35] <threefox> Para de xinga aki >:C
[19:35] <Amway> abhijit they don't speak indian languages
[19:35] <Sevith> sudo rm -rf /
[19:36] <manlymatt83> magicianlord: so just choose the "use entire disk" option, without lvm?
[19:36] <LjL> !danger | Sevith
[19:36] <brad1> where do i look to see why ubuntu won't boot? it's a rescue system on a remote host
[19:36] <Sevith> -.- Sry.
[19:36] <threefox> T_T
[19:36] <Sevith> rm
[19:36] <Sevith> ?
[19:36] <abhijit> what is that 'WILL ROBINSON'? I dont understand it
[19:36] <threefox> I need a CD
[19:36] <rawrmage> I have a little problem: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/AwcR6pMv
[19:36] <Sevith> lol..
[19:36] <threefox> I broke my windows
[19:36] <threefox> Now I cant play avalon hereos
[19:37] <snowrichard> you aren't old enough to remember Lost in Space? lol
[19:37] <lofiinternet> threefox: how did you break it?
[19:37] <abhijit> Pici, what is that 'WILL ROBINSON'? I dont understand it
[19:37] <sikilpaake> abhijit: will robinson was this cool singer from the 90ś
[19:37] <threefox> I dont know
[19:37] <rawrmage> I've done dpkg --configure -a and apt-get install -f
[19:37] <abhijit> sikilpaake, how he is related to THAT command?
[19:37] <brad1> anyone? ;(
[19:37] <threefox> Now it keeps giving STOP 0xf4(0x03 messages
[19:37] <threefox> And disk error events
[19:37] <sikilpaake> abhijit: he used to sing a song that went like that
[19:37] <Sevith> Shiba, .....I tried on ext4 file system same errors...I was reading something about a 2GB file size bug somewhere...?
[19:38] <abhijit> sikilpaake, ok thanks
[19:38] <magicianlord> on a regular hard disk, you should create the following partitions: /boot at 100mb on sda1; swap at 256mb on sda2; / at remaining space on sda3
[19:38] <sikilpaake> abhijit: wikipedia knows everything
[19:38] <abhijit> sikilpaake, ok
[19:38] <sikilpaake> anyway
[19:38] <lofiinternet> abhijit: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/forum/1/202147
[19:38] <sikilpaake> abhijit: i grew my swap with gparted and rebooted, do i have more swap space now? or are there additional steps i have to use?
[19:38] <lofiinternet> wrong link, sorry
[19:38] <abhijit> lofiinternet, its ok :)
[19:38] <magicianlord> boot partition at ext2, rest partition at ext4; both set to relatime in etc/fstab
[19:38] <lofiinternet> abhijit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danger,_Will_Robinson
[19:38] <aeon-ltd> sikilpaake: no if it mounts at boot
[19:39] <abhijit> lofiinternet, thanks
[19:39] <threefox> Is there a windows channel on freenode?
[19:39] <gregor_> it says adding user to group audio, bu still it doesn't work on th eother user
[19:39] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: how can i verify if its being used or not?
[19:40] <aeon-ltd> sikilpaake: via top
[19:40] <joelpet_> is it possible to make use of a fakeRAID from within Ubuntu (not installing on it, but rather use it as an extra storage disk)?
[19:40] <Sevith> Anyone know anything about 2GB file cap sizes? ulimit shows unlimited is this a bug or something?
[19:41] <aeon-ltd> SikEnCide: or free mem
[19:41] <abhijit>  threefox ##windows
[19:41] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: top?
[19:41] <threefox> ##windows
[19:41] <threefox> ?
[19:41] <threefox> Why two #?
[19:41] <aeon-ltd> sikilpaake: its a terminal app
[19:41] <abhijit> threefox, type /j ##windows
[19:41] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: what section of top should i look at?
[19:41] <abhijit> threefox, yes two.
[19:41] <sikilpaake> threefox: windows likes two of everything
[19:42]  * abhijit feeling guilty sending userf from ubuntu to windows. :(
[19:42] <brad1> where do i look to see why ubuntu won't boot? it's a rescue system on a remote host
[19:42] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: because it says "swap 0k total, 0k used, 0k free"
[19:42] <_jesse_> abhijit: don't worry, I was there the other day and a lot of them use *nix anyway :P
[19:43] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: because it says "swap 0k total, 0k used, 0k free" ..and that *can't* be good, right?
[19:43] <b0ot> Where can I get a driver for 10.04 for logitech webcam pro 9000
[19:43] <manlymatt83> What's the longest time "Creating ext4 partition in /" should take on a 500 GB disk?  I just started it back up again without LVM
[19:43] <rawrmage> sikilpaake: sometimes I have to do a sudo swapon -a to get my swap partition to mount
[19:43] <Sevith> CrackroX > tables
[19:43] <Sevith> :D
[19:43] <nfrs> I've got a weird keyboard that doesn't have the left winkey, and has another key instead. 'xev' doesn't react to pressing that key at all. how can I make the system recognize that key as the left winkey?
[19:43] <sikilpaake> abhijit: maybe he'll be happy there
[19:43] <aeon-ltd> sikilpaake: no but to be sure, do 'cat /proc/swaps'
[19:43] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: alright
[19:44] <sikilpaake> Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[19:44] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: one line
[19:44] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: that also can't be good
[19:44] <sikilpaake> ...
[19:44] <aeon-ltd> sikilpaake: what does it say?
[19:44] <rossonr> Sevith, What version of slackware did you start with?
[19:44] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd:  Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[19:45] <rawrmage> sikilpaake: maybe try a sudo swapon -a
[19:45] <sikilpaake> heh heh
[19:45] <trism> Sevith: not a bug, you need to compile with -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 to enable large file support, see: man 7 feature_test_macros;
[19:45] <rawrmage> to mount all swap partitions in /etc/fstab
[19:45] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: should i do what rawrmage suggests?
[19:45] <kniewallner> hello
[19:45] <aeon-ltd> sikilpaake: yes, it should mount it
[19:45] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: let's try it
[19:45] <trism> Sevith: also http://www.suse.de/~aj/linux_lfs.html
[19:46] <zaytsev> hi
[19:47] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: swapon: cannot find the device for UUID=9687248e-546d-4d99-8064-4a505a6
[19:47] <zaytsev> has anyone got the same problem as me? debian ssh over another host with netcat hack (http://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DSA/FAQ) stopped working for me: the error message is Write failed: Broken pipe
[19:47] <sikilpaake> aeon-ltd: how can i determine the new UUID for the swap partition?
[19:47] <Sevith> rossonr, it was a long time ago 8 years?
[19:47] <Sevith> trism, I can recompile kernel to enable this correct?
[19:48] <rossonr> pre 1.0
[19:48] <trism> Sevith: not kernel, your c program
[19:48] <sikilpaake> rawrmage: questions goes out to you too
[19:48] <zaytsev> ProxyCommand ssh -q -a -x ravel.debian.org 'nc -q2 -w1 $(basename %h .overravel) 22' <--- basically this command stopped working when you ssh into ubuntu 10.04 hosts
[19:48] <rawrmage> sikilpaake: sudo blkid -o value -s UUID <device>
[19:48]  * rossonr remember downloading 14 floppies and installing to find out floppy 13 or 14 was bad
[19:48] <rawrmage> like at the top of your /etc/fstab
[19:48] <Sevith> trism, I just verified its not my program. My program prints output to the screen and the same program (another version) writes the output to a file instead i just piped the output from the screen into a file and still was capped at 2GB
[19:49] <Sevith> trism, So i know its not the coding.
[19:49] <Sevith> -.-
[19:49] <sikilpaake> rawrmage: ah, here we go.. let's try this :)
[19:49] <trism> Sevith: you are incorrect (wrote a test program to verify, without the macro, capped at 2 gb, with got up to 8.5 gb before I killed it)
[19:50] <sikilpaake> rawrmage: i wonder why debian went with UUID and not /dev/sda1 etc
[19:50] <Sevith> trism, Your positive on that?
[19:50] <Sevith> trism, AHHH let me retry this then
[19:50] <Sevith> trism, Sorry :(
[19:50] <gregor_> hello.... the sound now works on my user name but on the other user everyhitng is quiet. i added the user to group audio but still it's quiet there...
[19:50] <gregor_> what should i do now?
[19:51] <sed> hello all, i am trying to connect a SATA drive to my ubuntu install, but i can't get the disk to show up. fdisk -l shows nothing concerning that disk, dmesg shows activity regarding the usb port when i connect/disconnect.. any idea what i can try? thx
[19:52] <kanja> Hey, I'm having some trouble changing the default root umask. I've changed it in /etc/profile, /root/.profile and /root/.bashrc but $(sudo touch test) still creates a file with the old bits
[19:52] <sikilpaake> rawrmage: "#swap was on /dev/sda4 during installation" <-- should still be there, heh heh heh
[19:53] <sed> no problem regarding the usb enclosure driver, i am using the same enclosure to connect ext3 drive for backup to my computer.. the drive i am connecting has a NTFS partition
[19:53] <sed> but i am surprised not to see it at with fdsik
[19:53] <jpk_> Is anyone really familiar with cryptsetup?
[19:53] <GArReT> Hey guys... I'm trying to install my iBurst Modem but is having a bit of trouble. Could someone please explain to me what this erros means: http://pastebin.com/BMfUNp7J
[19:53] <sikilpaake> rawrmage: fuck yeah! "Swap:  3775264k total,        0k used,  3775264k free,   280104k cached" THX!!!
[19:54] <jpk_> I
[19:54] <IdleOne> !language | sikilpaake
[19:54] <rawrmage> sikilpaake: uh no problem
[19:55] <sikilpaake> rawrmage: what's up with ubottu? i was merely emphasizing my enthusiasm.. jeez
[19:55] <Sketchbag> okay I have a serious problem...Everytime I boot totem comes up trying to play a file on the network to which it no longer has access. so it spams errors until I either kill it connect to the network share or crash.
[19:56] <IdleOne> sikilpaake: emphasize without swearing please
[19:56] <rawrmage> sikilpaake: I would probably read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines if you haven't already
[19:56] <Sketchbag> .....I din't swear
[19:56] <IdleOne> Sketchbag: I didn't say you did
[19:57] <sikilpaake> IdleOne: i didn't swear, i just used "eveel werdz"
[19:57] <IdleOne> sikilpaake: this is not going to become a debate. Don't swear again in this channel. Thank you.
[19:57] <TinFury> Help!! I have Ubuntu desktop 10.04 and server 10.04 my external USB drive comes up on desktop automatically but I can't get it to even mount on server...
[19:57] <zaytsev> hmmm... interesting. if I just forward the port to my machine and then ssh into ubuntu 10.04 it works. only using proxycommand results ina broken pupe
[19:57] <kanja> sikilpaake: yeah man watch those thoughts - thought crimes - that's what linux is all about
[19:58] <sikilpaake> maybe i should post some cp, then
[19:58] <zaytsev> in asccii art
[19:59] <rawrmage> Can someone help me fix some package problems? I get http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/AwcR6pMv when I install something. I've already tried dpkg --configure -a and apt-get install -f
[19:59] <astone> anyone ?
[20:00] <Prastydion> Dá Hadukemmmmmmmmmmm Riúúúú...
[20:00] <jpk_> I am having problems with cryptsetup--I had to reboot my 8.04 LTS server, and after reboot, cryptsetup does not work for one of two encrypted disks I have; one disk unencrypts fine, while the other one gives me the error "Command failed: No key available with the passphrase." Nothing has changed with regards to the keys or setup.
[20:00] <Sevith> astone, clear your apt-get cache
[20:00] <Sevith> asterione, then retry and see what happens?
[20:01] <threefox> So...
[20:01] <rawrmage> actually in full I get http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/yTgRSRYh
[20:01] <Sevith> rawrmage, clear your apt cache and retry
[20:01] <threefox> Are there any games for ubuntu?
[20:01] <Sevith> reversi :D
[20:01] <threefox> ...
[20:02] <threefox> I hate my life
[20:02] <Sevith> oh so its a python compile issue
[20:02] <Sevith> Are you sure that you have all dependencies?
[20:02] <Sevith> rawrmage, dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[20:02] <rawrmage> Sevith: Yep. It's a file/directory not found, but I don't know what it is missing...
[20:02] <racethesunlive> threefox: world of goo has a linux port i think
[20:03] <ilovefairuz> jpk_: could be related https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/397169
[20:03] <Sevith> rawrmage, Double check all your dependencies  File dir not found probably because the dependency doesnt exist
[20:03] <ilovefairuz> !games | threefox
[20:03] <Sevith> rawler, sudo apt-get install python <--Doesnt work?
[20:03] <rawrmage> Sevith: I have the dependencies: the first packages' python scripts are crashing and burning, so the things that depend on them don't configure because their dependencies die
[20:04] <Amway> do we have mario on ubuntu ? ;)
[20:04] <astone> why does 10.04 sees my 2 SATA HDD as RAID even if they are AHCI; even in manual partitioning its the same
[20:04] <Sevith> rawrmage, , sudo apt-get install python <--Doesnt work?
[20:04] <rawrmage> rawrmage: python is already the newest version
[20:04] <zaytsev> hmmmm... it seems that the behavior of nc has changed somehow
[20:04] <rawrmage> er
[20:05] <Amway> oh yea we have :D
[20:05] <rawrmage> Sevith: python is already the newest version
[20:05] <zaytsev> -q2 -w1 options cause it to terminate
[20:05] <cosmosis> Does anyone know how to change ubuntu 10.04 so that when it automounts usb sticks it doesnt give mount them as chowned by root:root?
[20:05] <rawrmage> but after that it dies again, like always
[20:06] <Sevith> rawrmage, Like i said *  Package python-pyatspi2 is not installed* Double check that you have dependencies for all your dependencies ....Your missing sh!t
[20:06] <EvilPhoenix> !language | Sevith
[20:06] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  try this: sudo apt-get install python-pyatspi2
[20:06] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  then try running the python thing again
[20:06] <Sevith> rawrmage, You have errors everywhere sayings your missing dependencies so double check them all.
[20:07] <rawrmage> EvilPhoenix: no installation candidate, so that might be it
[20:07] <yakub> can someone help me with the arguments to xmodmap?  I want to remap hitting F3 to #
[20:07] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  actually, there's MULTIPLE dependencies you neede
[20:07] <Sevith> EvilPhoenix, He's trying to install pythonubuntuone but has dependencies issues
[20:07] <Sevith> EvilPhoenix, This is his output  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/yTgRSRYh
[20:07] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  one sec
[20:07] <Sevith> rawrmage, like i said..
[20:07] <Sevith> rawrmage, Like i said *  Package python-pyatspi2 is not installed* Double check that you have dependencies for all your dependencies ....Your missing sh!t
[20:07] <Amway> i am updating 9.10 to 10.04 it to 4 hours to get new packages and require 3 hours to install them :O is it normal ?
[20:07] <EvilPhoenix> Sevith:  i see that xP
[20:07] <Amway> took*
[20:07] <rawrmage> Sevith: yeah, working on it
[20:07] <EvilPhoenix> Sevith:  repeating your foul language will make me trigger a !language on you again
[20:07] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  one sec
[20:08] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  http://starfleet.pastebin.com/TJcPTEN2  <-- thats the missing dependencies i think
[20:08] <EvilPhoenix> rawrmage:  you need to sudo apt-get install ALL of those dependencies
[20:08] <jpk_> ilovefairuz: thank you! I am using key files to unlock the disks, and I've tried with 10.04 live cd as well..
[20:08] <bastid_raZor> Amway: that is all dependent on your bandwidth and computing abilities. download 300MB can take hours with a slow connection or a taxed mirror. installing can be lengthy on a slower box.
[20:09] <cosmosis> Does anyone know how to change ubuntu 10.04 so that when it automounts usb sticks it doesnt give mount them as chowned by root:root?  I would perfer that it automount usb sticks as the current user.
[20:10] <nick3> can someone help me with the arguments to xmodmap?  I want to remap hitting F3 to #
[20:10] <threefox> Jesus
[20:11] <threefox> I managed to crash ubuntu
[20:11] <rawrmage> EvilPhoenix: actually, python-pyatspi2 *does not exist* anywhere, and all of my broken packages depend on it
[20:11] <cosmosis> nick open a terminal and type "man xmodmap"
[20:11] <EvilPhoenix> !info | python-pyatspi2
[20:11] <EvilPhoenix> ehh
[20:13] <Sevith> rawrmage, do sudo apt-get install python-tz python-ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client telepathy-butterfly ubuntuone-client-gnome libubuntuone-1.0-1 python-ubuntuone python-distutils-extra python-pyatspi ubuntuone-client-tools gnome-orca python-pyatspi2 python-wxversion python-wxgtk2.8 gtkwhiteboard python-wxgtk2.6 gtkwhiteboard
[20:13] <stegbth> hello everybody
[20:13] <ilovefairuz> !info python-pyatspi2 | EvilPhoenix
[20:13] <Sevith> rawrmage, That should fix alot of your issues.
[20:13] <threefox> T_T
[20:13] <ilovefairuz> !hi stegbth
[20:13] <stegbth> i am running an ubuntu 10.04 server with cups and samba
[20:13] <corpse> necesito ayuda
[20:13] <Sevith> Well ubbotu lucid sucks anyways
[20:13] <threefox> MY PC IS A PIECE OF TRASH
[20:13] <corpse> necesito ayuda
[20:13] <Sevith> Hit is with a hammer threefox it fixes everything
[20:14] <zvacet> !es | corpse
[20:14] <aeon-ltd> threefox: why?
[20:14] <threefox> Because if I run windows it will crash
[20:14] <mj8741> Hi all: getting this error when trying to play wmv extension files - video/x-asf-unknown decoder -
[20:14] <stegbth> when a windows clients prints via samba, cups seems to process the job and runs pdf2ps on it?? which seems to give an error and this get printed
[20:14] <threefox> And if I run ubuntu it will crash!
[20:14] <threefox> I CANT RUN ANYTHING!!
[20:14] <stegbth> what is needed a printjob from samba get printed raw?
[20:14] <aeon-ltd> threefox: what spec?
[20:15] <Spec> aeon-ltd: This one.
[20:15] <threefox> 2GB RAM, Intel Dual Core, 330GB HD
[20:15] <rawrmage> Sevith: those are installed, but it does not configure, because it depends on python-pyatspi2, which *does not exist*
[20:15] <ilovefairuz> mj8741: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:15] <jigal> hello when i stated my update manager i got this error http://pastebin.com/z8sCANqW any ideas?
[20:15] <aeon-ltd> threefox: 330gb?
[20:15] <Cork[home]> is there a way to do a raw hex search through raw hard drive? (i'm trying to find a xml structure from an old ntfs partition (removed win7 and ubuntu installed)
[20:15] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: will try now.. thanks
[20:15] <Sevith> Are you on lucid rawrmage
[20:15] <threefox> I tried to run ubuntu software center and I crashed the desktop :<
[20:15] <rawrmage> Sevith: yes
[20:15] <stegbth> in 8.04 there was mime.types and mime.convs but in 10.04 are only raw.convs and raw.types. there i set the same parameters. but no change
[20:15] <Sevith> rawrmage, If your on lucic install it manually
[20:15] <cosmosis> Does anyone know how to change ubuntu 10.04 so that when it automounts usb sticks it doesnt give mount them as chowned by root:root?  I would perfer that it automount usb sticks as the current user.
[20:16] <Sevith> rawrmage, like the bot said that dependency does not exist in lucid you will have to install it manually then..
[20:16] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: it say I already have latest installed
[20:16] <aeon-ltd> threefox: crashed like how?
[20:16] <Sevith> rawrmage, or find a repository with that package in it and add it to your sources
[20:16] <kelvie_> What's generally the way to resolve dependency issues in a preseed file?
[20:16] <trollboy> rawrmage, any relation to warmage?
[20:16] <ilovefairuz> jigal: disable those extra repositories
[20:16] <rawrmage> trollboy: nope
[20:16] <jigal> ilovefairuz: but i need them
[20:17] <Sevith> jigal, You dont need any repositories :P
[20:17] <Vax_> hi, how can i separate skype and other sounds? I used to turn on my bluetooth headset and ubuntu automatically sent skype voices to the headset and all other sounds to my speakers
[20:17] <ilovefairuz> mj8741: try playing it on the command line using: ffplay filename
[20:17] <jigal> ilovefairuz: so how do i disable these repositories
[20:17] <ilovefairuz> jigal: then report to their maintainers to fix them
[20:17] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: ok, will try
[20:17] <KE1HA> put a # in fromt of them
[20:18] <cosmosis> Does anyone know how to change ubuntu 10.04 so that when it automounts usb sticks it doesnt give mount them as chowned by root:root?  I would perfer that it automount usb sticks as the current user.
[20:18] <ilovefairuz> jigal:  in "Software Sources"
[20:18] <Vax_>  hi, how can i separate skype and other sounds? I used to turn on my bluetooth headset and ubuntu automatically sent skype voices to the headset and all other sounds to my speakers
[20:19] <zvacet> jigal: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/LBxU1twJ
[20:19] <coz_> Vax_,   I am not sure actually however.. if no one elese does  you may want to go to the #alsa channel
[20:19] <zvacet> jigal: one command at the time
[20:19] <Matthew_> Heya Oh Great and Superior Race of Linux Users :P Anyways I was wondering if I would see a performance increase on my netbook (I just hate sluggishness) if I went to Ubuntu Netbook OS....also how could I get rid of all the junk that comes with the OS and get proper programs? I never really understood Linux....they made us use it in first year computing without ever explaining it. Also what...
[20:19] <Matthew_> ...programs do you recommed for Media Player/Torrenting/Writing 2003 word .doc format files.....and.....um.....yeah....those are all the questions I can think of right now
[20:20] <Elad> If I need someone to be able to transfer some files via SFTP to my box I can just set them up a ssh account (new user) but what are the best practices for locking them down so that they don't have the ability to browse files on my box?
[20:20] <Wakko10Warner> I am trying to get bobot++ to work with ubuntu.
[20:20] <llutz> Elad: google for "chrooted sftp"
[20:20] <Amway> hmm
[20:20] <Wakko10Warner> The bot compiles fine, but won't join my channel please help me.
[20:20] <Elad> llutz, thanks, checking it out
[20:20] <coz_> Matthew_,   i would suggest  abiword for the office docs
[20:20] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: tried ffplay - screen is just blank
[20:21] <ilovefairuz> mj8741: you could try vlc too
[20:21] <coz_> Matthew_,  the netbook may well be a bit faster  or you could go edubuntu  which is far faster than either ubuntu or kubuntu
[20:21] <TinFury> HOW can I mount a external USB Drive in UBuntu  server? It works fine with ubutu desktop
[20:21] <TinFury> ?
[20:21] <zvacet> Matthew_: : mplayer or vlc transmission for torrent and open office
[20:21] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: yeah, tried that to - get same error
[20:21] <coz_> Matthew_,  I would use mplayer as your media player as suggested
[20:22] <coz_> Matthew_, you will of course have to install ubuntu-restricted-extras for that as well as several configuration  points you will make
[20:22] <ilovefairuz> TinFury: sudo mkdir /mnt/disk; sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/disk  (usually it would be sdb1, but use sudo fdisk -l to really know)
[20:22] <Guest55229> Hi, I had a question: How do I run a completely bare X server alongside Ubuntu's default one?
[20:22] <KE1HA> just fyi, I've been using this guys soiurse list for10.04, works very well.http://go2.wordpress.com/?id=725X1342&site=theindexer.wordpress.com&url=http%3A%2F%2Fdl.dropbox.com%2Fu%2F1402212%2Flucid.sources.list&sref=http%3A%2F%2Ftheindexer.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F03%2F21%2Fto-do-list-after-installing-ubuntu-10-04-aka-lucid-lynx%2F
[20:23] <KE1HA> Opps, sri about that, wrong link
[20:23] <Cork[home]> is there a way to do a hex search through the raw /dev/hda ? i'm trying to find an xml structure from an old repartitiond ntfs
[20:24] <ilovefairuz> Guest55229: from a virtual terminal type 'Xorg :1' and switch to it using alt + f8
[20:24] <KE1HA> Here ya go, first paragraph:  http://go2.wordpress.com/?id=725X1342&site=theindexer.wordpress.com&url=http%3A%2F%2Fdl.dropbox.com%2Fu%2F1402212%2Flucid.sources.list&sref=http%3A%2F%2Ftheindexer.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F03%2F21%2Fto-do-list-after-installing-ubuntu-10-04-aka-lucid-lynx%2F
[20:24] <Matthew_> What's the difference between edubuntu and ubuntu.......also why does Linux always confuse me.....what do you mean by "have to install ubuntu-restricted-extras for that as well as several configuration points you will make"
[20:24] <ridin> g
[20:24] <Mike1> Guest55229: xinit /usr/bin/xterm -- :1
[20:24] <TinFury> ilovefairuz: lemme try I know it's not sdb1 for sure
[20:25] <Guest55229> Mike1: Will that be a completely bare X server?
[20:25] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: that's funny, when I run mplayer from terminal it plays them - I don't get that....
[20:25] <Guest55229> ilovefairuz: (I love Fayruz too btw)
[20:25] <TinFury> ilovefairuz: it's not there. I have 3 scsi drives in the server and I see those but I dont see the USB drive
[20:26] <Mike1> Guest55229: it will start just another xserver on display 1 (counts from 0) with xterm running in it
[20:26] <zvacet> Matthew_: you wil find ubuntu restricted extras in software center read more on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[20:26] <smallfoot-> Why isn't Ubuntu available in the Klingon language? You hab sosli quch!
[20:26] <Sevith> go get nubuntu
[20:26] <Sevith> :D
[20:26] <zvacet> small
[20:26] <Sevith> Better yet just go get backtrack 4
[20:27] <Guest55229> Mike1: Wow thanks! That's exactly what I wanted to do. Thanks!
[20:27] <erUSUL> smallfoot-: becouse you have not started traducing it yet.
[20:27] <ilovefairuz> TinFury: is it attached? check cable and run sudo fdisk -l again
[20:27] <zvacet> smallfoot-:  start to translate  :)
[20:27] <TinFury> I can see the drive however using fdisk -l on my ubuntu desktop comtputer
[20:27] <trism> !info language-pack-thl | smallfoot-
[20:27] <trism> !info language-pack-tlh | smallfoot-
[20:27] <milen8204> Hello, any one knows a aprogram for mp3 files cuting ?
[20:27] <ilovefairuz> milen8204: audacity
[20:28] <Koshie> translation updates for language Klingon << O_o
[20:28] <erUSUL> turns out i was wrong ...
[20:28] <milen8204> ilovefairuz, thanks
[20:28] <smallfoot-> thanks
[20:28] <TinFury> /dev/sdb1               1       30401   244196001    7  HPFS/NTFS
[20:28] <smallfoot-> whats 'tlh' short for?
[20:28] <TinFury> I'm assuming that's what it's supposed to look like
[20:29] <TinFury> That's how it looks on UBUNTU desktop. UBUNTU Server has nothing for fdisk -l other than the scsi drives that are already there
[20:29] <TinFury> Ubuntu desktop also automounts the drive
[20:29] <Pici> smallfoot-: Its the language code for klingon.  No, I don't know why.
[20:29] <smallfoot-> oh ok
[20:29] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: ok, only works with gnome mplayer - not vlc or movie player - fyi
[20:30] <ilovefairuz> TinFury: the server edition doesn't automount but it creates the device nodes in /dev
[20:30] <trism> smallfoot-: according to wikipedia, it's the first 3 characters in the klingon word for the klingon language: tlhIngan Hol
[20:30] <smallfoot-> Pici, ISO-693 identifier http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/documentation.asp?id=tlh
[20:30] <smallfoot-> ah
[20:30] <ilovefairuz> mj8741: there's a codec mess with it comes to MS stuff so use whatever works for ya
[20:30] <TinFury> ilovefairuz: Should I see the drive with fdisk -l if the device is created?
[20:31] <ilovefairuz> TinFury: yes and check /dev/messages
[20:31] <mj8741> ilovefairuz: yeah, finding that out ... take care
[20:31] <smallfoot-> but klingon is not listed on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/
[20:31] <smallfoot-> i mean https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[20:31] <smallfoot-> oh wait, it actually is
[20:31] <smallfoot-> https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+lang/tlh
[20:31] <smallfoot-> sweet
[20:32] <rww> Pici: because the klingon word for klingon is tlhIngan
[20:32] <TinFury> no entry in messages
[20:32] <slinker1> okay i can go home i learned something today :)
[20:32] <TinFury> This is insane
[20:33] <smallfoot-> well it should have Elvish dictionary
[20:34] <dreamlomax> anybody have exprience with alsasound and hdmi sound?
[20:34] <ilovefairuz> TinFury: use a different usb port
[20:35] <ilovefairuz> !anyone | dreamlomax
[20:35] <captv> hella all
[20:35] <dreamlomax> XD
[20:35] <dreamlomax> sorry jejje
[20:35] <TinFury> I have. I only have 2 other USB device work in the port. like keyboards etc
[20:35] <captv> Hello
[20:35] <Matthew_> So....how exactly do you remove programs/applications like you would with Windows? I generally just go control panel>add/remove programs every other week in windows and then defrag, how do I do those things in Ubuntu O.o Cause last time I tried to uninstall things on Ubuntu I somehow wrecked something called the kernel or something.......yes, I am a noob lol
[20:35] <ilovefairuz> !hi | captv
[20:35] <KE1HA> use the application manager
[20:35] <dreamlomax> I just installed nvidia drivers and alsaupgrade
[20:36] <dreamlomax> and i have sound over hdmi, but ..
[20:36] <ilovefairuz> !software | Matthew_
[20:36] <milen8204> ilovefairuz, audacity saves files whit .aup how to save files with .mp3 ?
[20:36] <ilovefairuz> milen8204: file > export
[20:36] <dreamlomax> after each full restart of my machine
[20:36] <captv> Hello, is this the right place for newbie questions?
[20:36] <jigal> zvacet: tnkx
[20:36] <Sevith> captv, yeah
[20:36] <ilovefairuz> dreamlomax: all in one line
[20:36] <dreamlomax> sorry
[20:36] <slidinghorn> Matthew_, The easiest way for new users would be either through Synaptic (System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager -- find package & mark for removal) or through Ubuntu Software Center
[20:36] <zvacet> Matthew_: you can uninstall packages in software center or in synaptic do not remove kernels
[20:36] <milen8204> ilovefairuz, and than?
[20:36] <zvacet> jigal: np
[20:37] <Matthew_> Mmmmkay
[20:37] <slidinghorn> Matthew_, as far as I know, you don't need to defrag on an ext-based filesystem :)
[20:37] <captv> thanx zvacet
[20:37] <ilovefairuz> milen8204: edit the tags and then you'll be able to select a format (bottom right corner in next dialog)
[20:37] <captv> Here i go with the question
[20:37] <hdon> my NUMPAD controls my MOUSE with NUMLOCK on or off -- please help me disable this feature i want to type numberz!!!!
[20:37] <Matthew_> How is that possible O.o Doesn't the hard drive get cluttered no matter the file system?
[20:37] <dreamlomax> I just installed nvidia drivers and alsaupgrade, and i have sound over hdmi, but ..after each full restart of my machine, I need restart X for get sound over it
[20:37] <milen8204> ilovefairuz, I saw that but i had been asked all redy
[20:37] <KE1HA> on Kernels, always keep one fall back kernel, but you dont need the headers.
[20:38] <slidinghorn> captv, here is good for beginner questions -- you can also try #ubuntu-beginners :)
[20:38] <jigal> i want to install this pakage: zend-server-ce-php-5.3 but get this  error:http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/WCy1x5xA any idea's?
[20:38] <zvacet> Matthew_:  read http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/index.php/2006/08/17/why_doesn_t_linux_need_defragmenting
[20:38] <milen8204> ilovefairuz, thanks a lot
[20:38] <ilovefairuz> !defrag | Matthew_
[20:38] <Sevith> i think i have like ...7 kernels :/ im a pack rat i guess lol
[20:38] <bastid_raZor> hdon: not sure if this will work but try: ctrl + alt + shift + numlock
[20:38] <winmutt> can anyone recommend a good news bin clone
[20:38] <hdon> bastid_raZor, :O
[20:38] <hdon> bastid_raZor, thank you!
[20:38] <KE1HA> time for a clean up then I'd say.
[20:38] <ilovefairuz> jigal: where's the error ?
[20:39] <ilovefairuz> jigal: these are package names
[20:39] <bastid_raZor> hdon: it worked for you?
[20:39] <hdon> bastid_raZor, yes!
[20:39] <Wavesonics> hey I'm trying to test mdadm's ability to send emails after raid checks, is there a way to just have it test the emailing without running a whole raid check?
[20:39] <captv> can i safely upgrade from  ubuntu 9 to 10 now? I tried two months ago and i got a black screen at start up because of my intel integrated graphics card. Is that fixed now?
[20:39] <bastid_raZor> hdon: nice, you're welcome.
[20:39] <Matthew_> And a kernel is? I just know that I killed mine playing with the software manager, that was on my old laptop tho
[20:39] <ilovefairuz> !kernel | Matthew_
[20:39] <ZykoticK9> captv, you'd be best to test with a LiveCD first.  Good luck.
[20:39] <jigal> ilovefairuz: Requires installation of untrusted packages The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources.
[20:39] <Sevith> captv, Sometimes when you upgrade it will break your bootloader all you have to do is pop in a live CD and fix the bootloader
[20:40] <Sevith> captv, Its happened to me before.
[20:40] <KE1HA> I keep my /boot dir small, 75M or so, and that is a good reminder to clean things up and not keep allot of kernel junk hangin around.
[20:40] <ilovefairuz> jigal: didn't someone gave you the commands to add zend keys ?
[20:40] <captv> the CD on this thing is not to good so i did a usbkey install
[20:40] <Sevith> captv, Also too if things are messing up take the UID out of the fstab and should fix a few problems (Its what i did :/  )
[20:41] <jigal> ilovefairuz: you mean these: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/LBxU1twJ
[20:41] <ilovefairuz> jigal: yes
[20:41] <Sevith> captv, Well iv you can run a live version from a usb that will work ..if not get backtrack 3? or 2 i beleive they are on version 4 but they have good detailed instructions on how to install that distro to a USB...either way just get a running distro going and check your bootloader
[20:41] <zvacet> captv: postoutput of lspci | grep VGA and then I believe someone will help you
[20:41] <captv> Do they change the ubuntu installer after release if they find bugs or does it stay the same
[20:41] <ilovefairuz> captv: you can fix it from usb too
[20:42] <jigal> ilovefairuz: i entered these commands and they went ok. After this tried to install the package but no success
[20:42] <Nonpython> Why does "libnet-ssleay-perl" not exist, I know it DID.
[20:42] <Sevith> ...
[20:42] <Sevith> Nonpython, because your on lucid manually install it?
[20:42] <rww> !info libnet-ssleay-perl
[20:42] <ilovefairuz> jigal: see if there are any errors in : sudo apt-get update
[20:42] <Sevith> Nonpython, Repos change with dist upgrades
[20:43] <Nonpython> Excuse me, there is someone I have to chop up.
[20:43] <dreamlomax> ilovefairuz: do you think that i can do something for try to start alsasound after X for have sound in X without need restart it once after full computer restart?
[20:43] <captv> I hoped i could simply run upgrade from the software manager, is there a way to find out if it is fixed without installing
[20:43] <Sevith> lol
[20:43] <dreamlomax> i'm using xbmc-live
[20:43] <jigal> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/3ZhsNDZ0
[20:43] <zvacet> captv: if someone have same card as you do
[20:43] <Pici> Nonpython: I see that package in all supported Ubuntu releases.
[20:44] <rewati> hi there i am not able to remove some software from my sys and its not allowing me to install anything else
[20:44] <Sevith> repos list then
[20:44] <Sevith> ?
[20:44] <Pici> Nonpython: Its in universe rather than main in every release after hardy though.
[20:44] <captv> Im on a IBM thinkpad R51 popular model i believe
[20:45] <ilovefairuz> dreamlomax: what version of ubuntu are you using and when did this start happening? did you install anything ?
[20:45] <spunk> Hello, I'm having trouble getting fglxr to work. I have an old DELL with a Radeon R300. I've installed the driver using Synaptic. But fglxrinfo only gives segfaults...
[20:45] <spunk> Im running 10.04...
[20:46] <ZykoticK9> captv, you might want to see solution this person used.  Good luck.  http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9273310
[20:46] <captv> thank you!
[20:46] <milen8204> I cant connect my mobilphone Sonny Ericsson K750i with USB cable to my noteboock
[20:46] <KE1HA> spunk: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297950
[20:46] <milen8204> any help ?
[20:46] <rewati> sudo apt-get install glassfish-appserv
[20:46] <rewati> Reading package lists... Done
[20:46] <rewati> Building dependency tree
[20:46] <rewati> Reading state information... Done
[20:46] <rewati> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[20:46] <rewati>   authbind libasm3-java diffstat module-assistant libcommons-el-java
[20:47] <rewati>   libaprutil1-dbd-sqlite3 quilt libjasper-java libcommons-httpclient-java
[20:47] <rewati>   libaprutil1-ldap emacsen-common bsh libcommons-codec-java
[20:47] <rewati>   libequinox-osgi-java libnspr4-dev sat4j xaw3dg python-indicate
[20:47] <rewati> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[20:47] <dreamlomax> ilovefairuz:  i'm trying xbmc-live 9.11-14 in a ion, and i follow a guide that allow do work the hdmi sound, but after every full computer restart, i lose sound, and I need reboot the X and xbmc-frontend (service xbmc-live restart) for get again working the sound over the hdmi
[20:47] <rewati> The following packages will be REMOVED:
[20:47] <rewati>   libblas3gf libgfortran3 libumfpack5.4.0
[20:47] <spunk> KE1HA, I'll check that out. thanks!
[20:47] <rewati> The following NEW packages will be installed:
[20:47] <rewati>   glassfish-appserv
[20:47] <Sevith> oh ma
[20:47] <Sevith> oh man...
[20:47] <rewati> 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 3 to remove and 22 not upgraded.
[20:47] <rewati> 4 not fully installed or removed.
[20:47] <ZykoticK9> !paste | rewati
[20:47] <rewati> Need to get 0B/573kB of archives.
[20:47] <rewati> After this operation, 1,454kB disk space will be freed.
[20:47] <rewati> Do you want to continue [Y/n]? y
[20:47] <rewati> (Reading database ... 263538 files and directories currently installed.)
[20:47] <rewati> Removing libumfpack5.4.0 ...
[20:47] <rewati> dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute installed post-removal script: Exec format error
[20:47] <rewati> dpkg: error processing libumfpack5.4.0 (--remove):
[20:47] <dreamlomax> ilovefairuz: this is the guide http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=540482&postcount=32
[20:47] <Sevith> http://pastebin.com
[20:47] <rewati>  subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 2
[20:47] <rewati> Removing libblas3gf ...
[20:47] <rewati> dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute installed post-removal script: Exec format error
[20:47] <rewati> dpkg: error processing libblas3gf (--remove):
[20:47] <rewati>  subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 2
[20:47] <rewati> Removing libgfortran3 ...
[20:48] <jigal> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/3ZhsNDZ0
[20:48] <Pici> rewati: Please use a pastebin in the future.
[20:48] <ilovefairuz> how come we have no floodbots
[20:48] <Pici> ilovefairuz: Thats a very good question.
[20:49] <rewati> hi i am not able to remove some lib and they are not allowing me to install anything else here is the output of apt-get
[20:49] <rewati> http://paste.ubuntu.com/469952/
[20:49] <coz_> rewati,    in termina   sudo apt-get autoremove  then    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[20:50] <pha> Hello, I am trying to login to my pc from work, but I seem to have made a mistake ---- Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available
[20:50] <pha> I initially thought it was my sshd_config file - but it looks the exact same as my laptop - anyone any ideas? would really appreciate it.
[20:51] <rewati> coz_: it gave an error
[20:51] <shauno> pha, try ssh -v, it'll show you each authentication method it tries, and why they fail
[20:51] <Questy> ?
[20:52] <rewati> coz_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/469958/
[20:52] <jigal> i want to install this pakage: zend-server-ce-php-5.3 but get this error: "Requires installation of untrusted packages" any idea's?
[20:52] <[J|F]> I'm trying to get Ubuntu One to work on my eeebuntu 3 netbook (uses 9.04 Jaunty).  I can't seem to find a repository for the python-configglue package which is a dependency of ubuntuone-client.  The Ubuntu One website says that it works under Jaunty, but the installation "tutorial" links are broken.
[20:52] <pha> shauno, thanks bud - I will give that a try.
[20:53] <shauno> pha, it won't fix anything, but it'll give you a lot more information to work with
[20:53] <milen8204> How i can find devices which are connected whit my computer ?
[20:53] <whiteknight> anyone know how I can get a Lexmark X5400 series printer to work?  It's a 3 in 1..all I need is to print.
[20:54] <KE1HA> [J|F]: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/3333/how-to-setup-ubuntu-one-under-90401/
[20:54] <ZykoticK9> milen8204, you could install gnome-device-manager if you want a GUI method.
[20:54] <milen8204> ZykoticK9, thanks dude
[20:54] <dreamlomax> ilovefairuz: I'm sure that is a silly thing but I couldnt found, i dont know if alsasound is loaded after start xbmc and that is why the first time that start the application the sound is not loaded
[20:54] <rewati> dose any body know the problem of libumfpack5.4.0 libblas3gf libgfortran3 i am not able to remove them
[20:55] <pha> no worries shauno, thanks bud.
[20:56] <MikeHoncho> Has anyone run Starcraft 2 Full on wine yet?
[20:56] <schnitzel> what was that command use to limit bandwidth ? I remember it was just 2 characters long...
[20:56] <ZykoticK9> whiteknight, i'm affraid your exact model isn't listed at http://www.openprinting.org/printers so I'm really not sure.  Good luck.
[20:56] <actionParsnip> yo yo yo
[20:57] <[J|F]> KE1HA: I have done the first few instructions, but at the apt-get install stage, it always fails saying that it has an unresolved dependency on python-configglue (but it is not installable).  If I try apt-get install python-configglue, it cannot find the package.
[20:57] <ZykoticK9> MikeHoncho, you might want to try in #winehq channel.
[20:58] <_pg_> is there any tax prep software (usa) that is FOSS or at least runs on linux?
[20:58] <KE1HA> !info python-configglue
[20:58] <ilovefairuz> jigal: try wget http://repos.zend.com/zend.key -O- |sudo apt-key add -   (and run update again)
[20:59] <milen8204> How I can connect whit my mobilphone whit cable ?
[20:59] <ilovefairuz> milen8204: lshw (in a terminal)
[20:59] <HeTaL> MikeHoncho: I've seen someone run SC2 and Crysis on gentoo. It's possible, but might need software other than wine
[20:59] <KE1HA> [J|F]: Interesting, need to look at the deps, but I've not been on 9.04 for a long time,  used UbuntuOne allot with it, no probs.
[21:00] <milen8204> ilovefairuz, i love you man :)
[21:00] <actionParsnip> milen8204: what make  / model handset?
[21:00] <ZykoticK9> 3rd Day posting same issue, 3rd times a charm? - Temperatures missing in Conky Ubuntu Lucid Theme.  Screenshot at http://imagebin.org/106774  conkyrc at http://pastebin.com/JFHnjKnw  I assume the problem lies in "CPU: ${goto 868}${execi 4 sensors | grep -A 0 'temp2' | cut -c15-18} ºC" as running "sensors | grep -A 0 'temp2' | cut -c15-18" in a terminal returns nothing.  Output of "sensors" at http://paste.ubuntu.com/469117/
[21:00] <milen8204> my phone is Sonny Ericsson K 750I
[21:00] <actionParsnip> HeTaL: check the appdb dude
[21:00] <samII> hi
[21:01] <HeTaL> actionParsnip: the wine one? I've seen it. I have no problems regarding it.
[21:01] <[J|F]> KE1HA: It seems that the dependencies of Ubuntu One have outrun the packages available for Jaunty.  Do you think there's an alternate repository for python-configglue?
[21:01] <KE1HA> Yes, sounds reasonable. Have you tried this method?:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/Tutorials/Install#Installation%20and%20setup%20instructions%20for%20Ubuntu%209.04%20%28Jaunty%29
[21:02] <trism> ZykoticK9: any reason not to use the ${acpitemp} variable instead?, otherwise as someone said the other day, you need to modify the grep to match the correct line since your output doesn't have temp2 anywhere
[21:02] <econdudeawesome> Lot of people here
[21:02] <econdudeawesome> I am using irssi for the first time--any body else use it?
[21:02] <ZykoticK9> trism, it's the modifying the grep that I'd love some input on ;)
[21:02] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: but.. there's no 'temp2' to grep from the ouput
[21:02] <ZykoticK9> ilovefairuz, i agree!
[21:02] <samII> econdudeawesome: always :)
[21:02] <woble> what could cause Xorg to eat ~20% CPU of a dualcore 2.2Ghz anytime?
[21:02] <KE1HA> select option 3 and it takes yout to the 9.04 install portion. you have to add PPA for 9.04
[21:03] <ZykoticK9> woble, compiz?
[21:03] <jigal> ilovefairuz: its staying like this http://twitpic.com/2989yp
[21:03] <woble> ZykoticK9 does it really eat that much
[21:03] <ZykoticK9> woble, try disabling it and see...?
[21:03] <b0ot> ------ When I plug in some devices via USB nothing happens... is this normal? I thought it would at least say IDK what that is or something. Part 2: How do I find drivers for usb stuff?
[21:03] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: so grep grep something that exists ?
[21:03] <whiteknight> Anyone out there that get this lexmark X5095 to work?  All I want is the print function.
[21:03] <trism> ZykoticK9: depends on which line you want, could replace it with 'CPU Temperature' or any of the text at the start of the lines, may need to fiddle with the cut too
[21:04] <econdudeawesome> samII it's dang sweet. Can emacs run from a shell also, or would vim be better? I'm considering doing away with the window environment altogether (but viewing pdf books is nice...)
[21:04] <ZykoticK9> trism, thanks
[21:04] <econdudeawesome> If only thunderbird could run from the command line
[21:04] <actionParsnip> milen8204: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=547828
[21:04] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: emacs runs fine in a shell
[21:04] <ilovefairuz> jigal: did it finish ? and use pastebin next time
[21:05] <actionParsnip> milen8204: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3017271#post3017271
[21:05] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: if you run it in an X enabled environment it can do more things though, including embedding images now
[21:05] <jlogsdon> trism: no actually. got side tracked. did that apt-cache policy command, looks like my apt mirror (gtlib.gatech.edu) doesn't have the latest version of python (2.6.5-1ubuntu6), which is what i have installed :|
[21:05] <jigal> ilovefairuz: now it still didn't finish
[21:05] <econdudeawesome> linxeh would I lose options like auctex? I TeX in the GUI client, and it's so much better for older rigs than LyX or TexMaker
[21:05] <milen8204> actionParsnip, thanks
[21:05] <[J|F]> KE1HA: Aye, the PPA link didn't work, so I had to add the repository/key manually, but then the link to install does not work under chrome.  But it says alternatively to use synaptic to install ubuntuone-client-gnome, which has the dependency issue.
[21:05] <actionParsnip> whiteknight: the lexmark site may have drivers, lets see
[21:06] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: auctex works great, but you cant do the inline preview
[21:06] <burton`> does anyone know how to disable screen blanking in 10.04?
[21:06] <econdudeawesome> linxeh makes sense. How does it do with different... oh what are those called, buffers? I'm assuming there are simple ways to switch between in the shell
[21:07] <ilovefairuz> jigal: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/W4a1k1j9
[21:07] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: yeah, you can switch buffers with key shortcuts
[21:07] <actionParsnip> whiteknight: you sure its a X5095 ?
[21:07] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: just like with the gui version :)
[21:07] <KE1HA> pandora's box :-) I dont use chrome, so I'll need to google a bit on that one.
[21:07] <burton`> i'm looking to disable it globally...during the login screen and after login happens
[21:07] <econdudeawesome> linxeh this may be a dumb question, but are there ways to view pdfs out of the x windowing system?
[21:07] <econdudeawesome> linxeh I guess my buffers question was really if there are more than one displayed at a time
[21:07] <smallfoot-> replace MBR with GPT
[21:07] <burton`> econdudeawesome: fbi used to do that on the frame buffer
[21:07] <actionParsnip> whiteknight: it's not even giving a windows driver
[21:07] <woble> ZykoticK9 doesnt matter..
[21:07] <whiteknight> Sorry it's x5495
[21:08] <econdudeawesome> burton fbi? I'm unfamiliar
[21:08] <ZykoticK9> woble, what gfx card are you using?
[21:08] <burton`> econdudeawesome: fbi == frame buffer image viewer
[21:08] <woble> Intel 965GM
[21:08] <woble> onboard notebook card
[21:08] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: yeah, there are ways of doing it on the CLI I think, but it either uses framebuffer or the svga mode. I've not tried though
[21:08] <ilovefairuz> !who | woble
[21:08] <b0ot> ------ When I plug in some devices via USB nothing happens... is this normal? I thought it would at least say IDK what that is or something. Part 2: How do I find drivers for usb stuff?
[21:08] <KE1HA> [J|F]: have you tried ti install the jaunty-pp in a terminal ?
[21:08] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: buffers, you can split the window still just like in the gui
[21:08] <burton`> econdudeawesome: it came with a wrapper called fbgs i think it was called...used ghostscript to render images and then display them using the fbi program
[21:08] <KE1HA> opps, tried to install ...
[21:08] <ZykoticK9> woble, ? sorry man, either it really does take that 20% or... i have no idea man.  Best of luck.
[21:08] <jigal> ilovefairuz: when doing the second command sudo apt-get add key , E: Invalid operation add
[21:08] <coz_> b0ot,   it should indeed auto mount for you
[21:09] <woble> ZykoticK9, I'll dive into it, thanks :)
[21:09] <coz_> b0ot,  what is the usb device ?
[21:09] <linxeh> econdudeawesome: unless you have good reason to, I wouldnt ditch the gui :) It seems like you are just making life hard for yourself!
[21:09] <_pg_> is there any tax prep software (usa) that is FOSS or at least runs on linux?
[21:09] <woble> ZykoticK9, I noticed disabling amarok saves ~5%
[21:09] <coz_> _pg_,  I think there is hold on
[21:09] <burton`> just to ask again: does anyone know how to disable screen blanking in 10.04?
[21:09] <woble> ZykoticK9, and launching chromium eats 10%
[21:11] <linxeh> burton`: on the console?
[21:11] <DeM0nFiRe> Hey guys, I am wondering if anyone here is running Xubuntu on an ATI Radeon 5800 series card
[21:11] <b0ot> coz_, it would be considered a composite device
[21:11] <econdudeawesome> linxeh, burton I'm doing an ubuntu minimal install later doay, and I'm going to try to run everything from the shell. It's going to be an adventure, for sure :-D does fbgs handle images in w3m?
[21:11] <DeM0nFiRe> I am wondering what OpenGL version you get from fglrxinfo and what version of drivers you are using
[21:11] <b0ot> coz_, it connects via usb, but it will actually be doing IP over usb
[21:11] <[J|F]> KE1HA: I added the sources in my /etc/apt/sources.list file, if that's what you mean.  I added "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntuone/stable/ubuntu jaunty main" and the deb-src one too.
[21:11] <jumpaholic> Hi all, is anyone able to help me get HDMI audio working again? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1539153
[21:11] <burton`> linxeh: no after xorg starts
[21:11] <coz_> _pg_,  gnucash.... or   http://opentaxsolver.sourceforge.net/
[21:11] <linxeh> burton`: system->preferences->screensaver not do it ?
[21:12] <ilovefairuz> jigal: it's apt-key add, not apt-get add
[21:12] <coz_> _pg_,   also online   https://www.taxact.com/online/free-tax-filing/efile-taxes.asp?sc=0942625250001EC&l=1&v=test&kw=taxact&ad=18562968&m=CPC&src=Google&ch=
[21:12] <KE1HA> Instead of clicking the button, just sudo apt-get install <package name> for both and see what it says then, I've found allot of the links cna be broken at times.
[21:12] <econdudeawesome> linxeh probably. I just figure I've toyed with ubuntu for two years now, so it's time for me to learn it even better. I'm looking at learning some serious technical things over the next year, and learning how to do things in the terminal will probably only help
[21:12] <_pg_> coz_:  i have a guy who is paranoid to the extreme. he wants to do a live cd tax prep, print out hard copies and never connect to the web and have the information not stored anywhere digitally lol
[21:12] <riktking> hi how do i change ownership of a folder and its contents from the command line?
[21:12] <burton`> linxeh: i'm not sure if this is the screen saver...it looks like actual blanking
[21:12] <trism> jlogsdon: looking at the mirror, it seems to have the correct packages, have you tried updating and upgrading?
[21:13] <b0ot> coz_, yeah I connected both a logitech webcam, and this other usb device and got no notification from ubuntu 10.04 that anything had been connected
[21:13] <DeM0nFiRe> Has anyone here been able to install the latest drivers from ATI's website without killing X?
[21:13] <linxeh> burton`: check the settings for the screensaver - by default it is set to blank the screen
[21:13] <burton`> linxeh: and i need it to be disabled during the login screen as well...not sure if those types of preferences effect that
[21:13] <jigal> ilovefairuz: then i get gpg: can't open `key': No such file or directory
[21:13] <KE1HA> _pg_ TurboTax has a browser based solution, but not a stand alone applicaiton for Linux.
[21:13] <ilovefairuz> jigal: use the full path to the file
[21:13] <linxeh> burton`: I suspect the login screen one is power settings, but if not you might need to edit the xorg file by hand I guess
[21:13] <coz_> _pg_,  ooo I understand  I am still searching but  not much luck so far
[21:13] <ZykoticK9> trism, thanks now have working CPU temperature!  3rd time was the charm!
[21:13] <KE1HA> Intuit also has some options, all browser I think.
[21:13] <ilovefairuz> jigal: /home/yourname/key
[21:13] <trism> ZykoticK9: excellent!
[21:13] <burton`> linxeh: that's not an option with what i'm working on...editing the xorg.conf i mean
[21:14] <jlogsdon> trism: yeah i saw, update/upgrade had no effect. im just using the official archives (usu.archive.ubuntu.com) for now
[21:14] <actionParsnip> whiteknight: try the z55 driver, seems to work a bit for a lot of lexmark prionters. Lexmark support is REALLY flaky so I doubt you will get this thing going
[21:14] <[J|F]> KE1HA: for trying to apt-get install ubuntuone-client I get: The following packages have unmet dependencies:  ubuntuone-client: Depends: python-configglue but it is not installable E: Broken packages
[21:14] <coz_> b0ot,   mm  well the web cam wont show up without webcam software like  comorama  or cheese
[21:14] <jpk_> I am having major problems with cryptsetup & key-files--I had to reboot my 8.04 LTS server, and after reboot, cryptsetup does not work for one of two encrypted disks I have; one disk unencrypts fine, while the other one gives me the error "Command failed: No key available with the passphrase." Nothing has changed with regards to the key-files or setup
[21:14] <jigal> ilovefairuz: /home/jigal/key doesnt exist
[21:14] <KE1HA> []J]|F]: seem we need to fix that first.
[21:14] <b0ot> coz_, ok, if the webcam won't show up than the other device definitively wouldn't
[21:14] <muthu> hi am new to linux i want to connect data card (Broadband) can any one guide me !
[21:16] <coz_> _pg_,  that opentaxsolver may be the closest thing unless you install wine and then install a windows app like taxcut or turbo tax
[21:16] <mkanyicy> muthu, just plug it and click on the network icon on the panel and see if ever it is visible
[21:16] <_pg_> coz_: as long as they dont need a web connection lol
[21:16] <_pg_> coz_: thanks for helping me look!
[21:16] <coz_> _pg_,  I dont think it does but I also think that particular applicaton is not real user freiendly  but let me know
[21:17] <coz_> _pg_,  unfortunately no one has created a free tax preperation application for linux yet
[21:17] <jigal> ilovefairuz: it also says saving to 'stdout'
[21:17] <actionParsnip> [J|F]: sudo apt-get -f install    may fix it
[21:17] <actionParsnip> muthu: how does it connect to the system? usb?
[21:17] <_pg_> coz_: he said hes going home to learn more about linux. which means he might get to the library before close. so it might be awhile before i se ehim again
[21:17] <ilovefairuz> jigal: use path to the same directory you use wget in
[21:17] <ilovefairuz> muthu: a usb broadband modem ?
[21:17] <ilovefairuz> jigal: type pwd
[21:17] <sjm> coz_, _pg_ , there are the web-based programs, too.
[21:17] <[J|F]> actionParsnip: Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be anywhere in my repositories: Package python-configglue is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[21:18]  * whiteknight is away: Thanks for the info...
[21:18] <ilovefairuz> jigal: pastebin
[21:18] <coz_> _pg_,  ok  then check it out for yourself maybe and you will have a better way of recommending it to him   I think gnucash can do some of this though
[21:18] <DeM0nFiRe> Hey guys, every time I try to install the latest ATI Catalyst drivers from AMD's website, X dies. Anyone else have this problem?
[21:18] <actionParsnip> [J|F]: sounds like you need to log a bug, you could try find a deb online to satisfy it. What is the output of: lsb_release -c   ?
[21:18] <jigal> ilovefairuz: pastebin what?
[21:18] <_pg_> sjm:  i have a guy who is paranoid to the extreme. he wants to do a live cd tax prep, print out hard copies and never connect to the web and have the information not stored anywhere digitally lol
[21:19] <_pg_> (repeat)
[21:19] <coz_> _pg_,  yeah  as I said you could install wine and then install one of the windows  tax prep applications onto ubuntu/linux
[21:19] <ilovefairuz> jigal: the command and ouput of wget
[21:20] <_pg_> coz_: yeah i got that i was just explaining to sjm why web based was no go
[21:20] <racethesunlive> _pg_: just make sure you have the memory to install all that into ram
[21:20] <[J|F]> actionParsnip: Codename:	eb3 (But eeebuntu 3 is basically Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty)  I can find python-configglue but only in karmic and later repositories.
[21:20] <jigal> ilovefairuz: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/eNEJkw6M
[21:20] <[J|F]> actionParsnip: Do you think I could just download the .deb for karmic and install it with gdebi?
[21:20] <actionParsnip> [J|F]: it'ss not supported here
[21:20] <jigal> ilovefairuz: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/eNEJkw6M
[21:20] <coz_> _pg_,  oh sorry   sometimes difficult to keep up in here
[21:20] <_pg_> coz_: it is a pretty swift current in this channel
[21:20] <_pg_> buh-dum-pish!
[21:20] <coz_> _pg_,  for sure :)
[21:21] <sjm> coz_, _pg_ , there is the option of a virtual machine with windows running (and to satisfy his parinoia, he can save a snapshot beforehand and revert back to that snapshot)
[21:21] <coz_> sjm,   this i true
[21:22] <_pg_> touche~that might just work
[21:22] <_pg_> why doesnt he just fill them out by hand?
[21:22] <_pg_> or better yet-PAY someone to do them lol
[21:23] <coz_> _pg_,  considerint the cost of some of these applications ...paying someone would be the next best alternative :)
[21:23] <coz_> hello
[21:24] <coz_> am I still here ?
[21:24] <datacrusher> whoa
[21:24] <datacrusher> whola big netsplit
[21:24] <Oer> !netsplit
[21:24] <_pg_> omfg the internet just tore in two
[21:25] <_pg_> coz_: ill never let go!
[21:25] <KE1HA> [J|F]: I've found a couple of Bug Reports around this issue, but have not found the solution, Yet.
[21:25] <coz_> _pg_,  there you go :)
[21:25] <coz_> KE1HA,  I didnt see your original post...would you mind repeating it ?
[21:26] <Micheal`> did anyone have any issues with the most recent updates and the nvidia drivers?
[21:26] <coz_> Micheal`,  no yet no
[21:26] <coz_> Micheal`,  what issues are you having?
[21:26] <tle__> jpk_ I haven't touched my UID so unless something else did. Let me check
[21:27] <Micheal`> my system was working fine til the updates then after it went to basic mode i believe it said
[21:27] <KE1HA> It's about the dep on python-configglue and being able to install ubuntuone-gnome
[21:27] <KE1HA> he's trying to install UbuntuOne on 9.04, but he's hitting a wall with python-configglue
[21:28] <actionParsnip> [J|F]: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[21:29] <Micheal`> wow split hell
[21:29] <E8newallm> :O
[21:30] <SqRt7744> sg
[21:30] <bgs100> AHHHHHH
[21:30] <Lantizia> OMG WB
[21:30] <marcimon2> Splits..
[21:30] <datacrusher> anddd again!
[21:31] <econdudeawesome> webpigeon usually yes, for GUI-based, but I want to stay in my old channel too
[21:31] <Lantizia> again again!
[21:31] <sjm> it's like a bad lover's quarrel, are they talking to each other or not at the moment?
[21:32] <econdudeawesome> actionParsnip I'm using irssi--it doesn't appear to keep the same channel or open a new tab
[21:32] <webpigeon> econdudeawesome, it keeps you in the old channel you just switch between then
[21:32] <webpigeon> yet it does, i just can't remember the key combiations
[21:32] <tle__> so yeah my user ID is not below 500
[21:32] <econdudeawesome> webpigeon what is the command to switch betwee channels?
[21:33] <actionParsnip> econdudeawesome: use ALT + 1, 2, 3 etc
[21:33] <jpk_> tle__: does your username have anything aside from boring old letters? also how long is it?
[21:33] <actionParsnip> econdudeawesome: the numbers at the bottom hightlight on activity so you know whats happening
[21:33] <linuxR> hello...can someone help me..I installed ubuntu netbook remix on my netbook. but some applications have windows that have more height than my screen..is there a way to "scroll" the desktop to see the hidden parts of these applications? thanks!
[21:34] <rww> linuxR: hold down the alt key and drag your mouse
[21:34] <ZykoticK9> linuxR, hold down alt and drag with windows around is one option, rww beat me
[21:34] <Micheal`> linuxR, maxamize it
[21:34] <coz_> linuxR,  is there a way to increase screen resolution on the netbook system?
[21:34] <actionParsnip> linuxR: you can hold ALT and drag them from any point in the app to see the rest
[21:34] <econdudeawesome> actionParsnip it's weird tho--I'm using LXTerminal, and alt 1, 3, etc. switch to my other terminal tabs
[21:34] <DeM0nFiRe> Hmm, odd ##OpenGL is apparently silenced right now...
[21:34] <Vax_> HELLO. does anyone know howto manage sound in ubuntu?
[21:34] <coz_> Micheal`,  it seems netbook with oversized windows is counter productive in my opinion
[21:35] <webpigeon> econdudeawesome, remap irssi's meta key or get a diffrent terminal
[21:35] <actionParsnip> econdudeawesome: ah, that may be an issue then, irssi uses those shortcuts. Try to change lxterminal or irssi to use a different shortcut
[21:35] <coz_> Vax_,  depends on the issue...probabaly the best channel for that is #alsa
[21:35] <songer> may be need to change resolution
[21:35] <rww> DeM0nFiRe: you'll need to register with Nickserv to talk in there.
[21:35] <Micheal`> coz_ true but this happened on the wives tablet the windows were off the screen
[21:35] <linuxR> thanks people, the alt-trick works perfect for me!
[21:35] <rww> ubottu: register | DeM0nFiRe
[21:35] <coz_> Micheal`,  ouch  !
[21:35] <linuxR> I really love you ubuntu people, thanks for the help! :)
[21:36] <Micheal`> coz_  so maxamizing it forced it to fit to the screen
[21:36] <coz_> Micheal`,   ok cool
, i am not sure it's only about alsa. it also about pulseaudio
[21:37] <ZykoticK9> Vax_, do you have a more specific question?  Managing sound is very broad.
[21:37] <coz_> Vax_,  well that is also dealt with there I believe but let me see if ther eis a pulsaudio specific channle
[21:37] <coz_> Vax_,   there is indeed  just type   /join #pulseaudio
, so which one?
[21:37] <coz_> Vax_,   go with the #pulseaudio channel first
, is there alsa+pulseaudio?
[21:38] <ZykoticK9> Vax_, Pulse = alsa+pulse
[21:38] <coz_> Vax_,   yes ^^
[21:38] <coz_> Vax_,   pulseaudio is a wrapper
[21:38] <Micheal`> coz_, funny enough the wife threatened me with bodily harm if i changed her back to windows
[21:38] <coz_> I believe
[21:38] <coz_> Micheal`,  well at least she has some sense then :)
[21:38] <geri> hi
[21:38] <Micheal`> coz_, yeah she is a keeper ^_^
[21:39] <geri> how can i see which device is connected through the serial interface?
[21:39] <coz_> ok I need to break here ...be back in a bit
[21:39] <kevin64> :p
[21:39] <Micheal`> so no one else has had issues with nvidia drivers after this last update?
[21:39] <KE1HA> [J|F]: You still around ?
[21:39] <geri> i used ls -l /dev/ttyS* and get back 4 devices...how can i see which devices are that?
[21:41] <ShapeShifter499> hi, how come the 64 bit flash isn't in the repos?
[21:41] <ZykoticK9> ShapeShifter499, because Adobe recently cancelled 64bit flash might be one reason
[21:41] <ShapeShifter499> really??
[21:41] <ShapeShifter499> I did not know that
[21:42] <ShapeShifter499> know why?
[21:42] <ilovefairuz> geri: try lshw ?
[21:42] <ZykoticK9> ShapeShifter499, was announced on June 11 i believe
[21:42] <rww> ShapeShifter499: also because they never made a stable release of it, which is why it was never added before it was canceled
[21:42] <ilovefairuz> ShapeShifter499: they gave no reasons
[21:42] <ShapeShifter499> any  plans to pick up the project in the future?
[21:43] <DeM0nFiRe> So anyone know how often Catalyst drivers are tested and put in the Ubuntu repository?
[21:43] <ilovefairuz> ShapeShifter499: it's non-Free/closed-source
[21:43] <Micheal`> here is a question for you, why is 64bit not recommended as a desktop day to day system?
[21:43] <ShapeShifter499> oh I see
[21:43] <ShapeShifter499> good point
[21:44] <ShapeShifter499> I've tried the 64 bit flash and it seems pretty stable to me
[21:44] <ShapeShifter499> imo
[21:44] <ubukou> hello all anyone here using a media-streamer?
[21:44] <_pg_> ubottu: vlc?
[21:44] <rww> Micheal`: because the Ubuntu website people are silly. It works fine.
[21:45] <tien> Hello all, Does anyone know about Thunderbird mail client that does not pop up the URL from the email ?
[21:45] <_pg_> ubukou: vlc?
[21:45] <Micheal`> rww, 64bit distros are all i have used for years!!!
[21:45] <erUSUL> Micheal`: low common denominator. that's what rules the world this days
[21:45] <ubukou> emm
[21:45] <ubukou> _pg_:  no
[21:45] <ubukou> like a streamer for my tv..
[21:46] <ubukou> i ve been using one sharing via nfs share.
[21:46] <Micheal`> erUSUL, many many systems are 64bit though
[21:46] <ubukou> but the one i have now unfortunatly doesnt support NFS Share
[21:46] <KE1HA> [J|F]: If you here, there's a bug with respect to python-configglue with requires Python-2.6, here's the solution, but it's not straight forward: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+question/74786
[21:46] <ubukou> it asks me for my ip.
[21:46] <ubukou> and usernet id
[21:46] <ubukou> or something
[21:47] <ubukou> any idea?
[21:47] <sipa1024> hello; can someone help me with a upstart/insserv/... problem? i have zfs-fuse (self-compiled) and backuppc running, and would like zfs-fuse (/etc/init.d/zfs-fuse) to start after cryptdisks, and backuppc after zfs-fuse - but i don't think i'm doing it right
[21:47] <b0ot> ubukou, what are you using now
[21:47] <_pg_> !one line
[21:47] <ubukou> fantec
[21:47] <ubukou> brb
[21:47] <ubukou> i ll tell you
[21:47] <milen8204> can I download pictures from my phone whit Wammu ?
[21:47] <ZykoticK9> !enter > ubukou
[21:48] <nikovsk> Why xserver-xorg-input-synaptics kill my touchpad?
[21:49] <ubukou> it requests : user net id, net key, file server ip
[21:49] <ubukou> those 3
[21:49] <ubukou> any ideas how can it be done...
[21:49] <ilovefairuz> ubukou: next time write it all on one line
[21:49] <ubukou> i mean sharing my movies, via the network.
[21:49] <ubukou> ok
[21:50] <ubukou> how do i talk to someone with red?
[21:50] <ZykoticK9> ubukou, put there NIC in your text see !tab also
[21:51] <ubukou> !tab
[21:51] <tien> hello, does anyone run Thunderbird ?
[21:51] <ubukou> ZykoticK9: thanks
[21:51] <ilovefairuz> !details | tien
[21:52] <actionParsnip> nikovsk: ou may need some boot options. try: i8024.reset   and / or    i8024.nomux=1   and /or  irqpoll
[21:52] <zoor> Hi! I have a question regarding the update of ubuntu. Every now and then it upgrades the kernel version. However my bootup list from grub is starting to get quite full. Do I really need all the old versions on my startuplist or can I delete them. In that case... how do I do it?
[21:52] <ubukou> any ideas about my issue? im trying to share my movies to a media streamer. the media streamer requests for: file server IP, user net id and a pass key...
[21:53] <ZykoticK9> zoor, you can safely remove old kernels (good idea to keep 1 backup, so 2 total)
[21:53] <Micheal`> zoor, i would leave them they wont hurt anything
[21:53] <blitzo> i have a ques about updating - after installing a new ubuntu and updating it, can i save the deb files that were downloaded so i can use them to update another new install without going out to the repo?
[21:53] <ilovefairuz> ubukou: what other 'streamers' have you used before?
[21:53] <Micheal`> ZykoticK9, they clean themselves up no reason to mess with them
[21:53] <rww> ubottu: aptoncd | blitzo
[21:53] <zoor> ZykoticK9, how do I remove them then? I wouldn't like to destroy the whole system. Thanks for answering btw :)
[21:53] <tien> ubottu, my email included the web link, when I click on that link which does not launch -- I have to copy the link manually and pasted on the http...I guess it missed something that I could not figure it out...any help is appreciated
[21:53] <KE1HA> zoor, you should also remove the headers associated with the kernel versions you remove.
[21:53] <actionParsnip> blitzo: sure, you can copy them from /var/cache/apt/archives
[21:53] <ZykoticK9> blitzo, everything you download goes to /var/cache/apt/archives - i back that folder up
Nfs share. Xtreemer.
[21:53] <bastid_raZor> Micheal`: no they don't.
[21:54] <ilovefairuz> zoor: apt-get remove linux-image-{versionhere}
[21:54] <pvandewyngaerde> is it possible to remove old kernels with computer-janitor-gtk ?
[21:54] <actionParsnip> blitzo: or you can use aptoncd
[21:54] <Micheal`> really? bastid_raZor??? i swear they did
[21:54] <ZykoticK9> zoor, see ilovefairuz's comment above
[21:54] <zoor> ilovefairuz, thanks :)
[21:54] <tien> ubottu ?
[21:54] <zoor> ZykoticK9, Yeah, just saw it :)
[21:54] <ubukou> ilovefairuz: this one does not support the nfs protocol
[21:54] <ilovefairuz> blitzo: find them in /var/cache/apt/archive
[21:54] <ZykoticK9> tien, ubottu isn't a real person - she's a bot
[21:55] <Micheal`> different distro maybe then
[21:55] <KE1HA> zoor, simple kernel remove how too: http://www.foogazi.com/2008/07/02/quickzi-how-to-remove-older-kernels-from-ubuntu/
[21:55] <Micheal`> i mix them all up sorry
[21:55] <zoor> KE1HA, Thank you so much!
[21:55] <tien> does any one run Thunderbird mail client ?
[21:56] <ubukou> any ideas about my issue? im trying to share my movies to a media streamer. the media streamer requests for: file server IP, user net id and a pass key...
[21:56] <ZykoticK9> !anyone | tien
[21:56] <KE1HA> Just make SURE you dont remove your current kernel, and like said before, good Idea to keep at least one fall back.
[21:56] <tien> ubottu, are you a real person ? Why did you bother my question ?
[21:56] <ZykoticK9> ubukou, like a uPnP server?  mediatomb i believe is popular for taht
[21:57] <figure002> tien: ubottu is not a real person, it's a bot.
[21:57] <yadira> How can i change my language to epanish system wide exepc keyboard
[21:57] <tien> ubottu, get out of this channel
[21:57] <actionParsnip> !locale | yadira
[21:58] <blitzo> once i have used aptoncd to backup the deb files, then how do i upgrade a new system using them?
[21:58] <figure002> tien: this bot belongs to this channel, it's here to give information to people.
[21:58] <yadira> TY guys
[21:58] <tien> does anyone run Thunderbird Mail client ?
[21:58] <ZykoticK9> !anyone | tien again
[21:58] <aeon-ltd> tien: have done
[21:58] <tien> ubottu, get away from this channel...stuoid
[21:58] <figure002> tien: read what obottu sais, it's trying to help you.
[21:59] <mibocote> I'm laughing
[21:59] <tien> i really upset with a stupid ubottu
[21:59] <bastid_raZor> tien: ask your real question instead of something extremely vague that no one can help with.
[21:59] <ubukou> ZykoticK9: that may do it ... i do have a upnp option at my streamer ... isnt unp like a usb thing? it involves networks?
[21:59] <Kk2> when i installed my ubuntu i choose for login without asking password in kdm, how i remove it?
[21:59]  * figure002 laughs too
[21:59] <ubukou> let me google for a bit
[21:59] <ilovefairuz> blitzo: i just copy the debs from that location to other machines
[21:59] <ZykoticK9> ubukou, ya uPNP is network shared stuff (i don't use it but i know PS3/XBox stuff can)
[21:59] <bastid_raZor> ubukou: is your tv connected to a Ubuntu box?
[22:00] <yadira> Install localepurge to remove any unwanted languages, while choosing the ones you want to keep. Note that this method will not change the locales settings on your system. It will just purge the locales you have not selected. Use at your own risk.
[22:00] <actionParsnip> Kk2: reboot, hold shift, select recovery mode for your kernel, select root. then type: passwd foo    replace 'foo' with your username, then reboot with: shutdown -r now
[22:00] <yadira> why isnt linux 100 % confident on this issue
[22:00] <blitzo> ilovefairuz, do i then use apt-get to install them?  please detail the procedure, i don't follow
[22:00] <actionParsnip> Kk2: blank paswords are a really dumb idea
[22:00] <tien> I am running thunderbird mail client and could not launch the URL which included in the email, how to fix it ?
[22:00] <yadira> use at ur own risk it says
[22:00] <Synthead> is there an equivalent in ubuntu to Arch's pacman -S base?
[22:00] <actionParsnip> yadira: because YOU are configuring it
[22:00] <aeon-ltd> yadira: because of user interaction
[22:00] <ilovefairuz> blitzo: next time you do apt-get upgrade, they will be detected and not re-downloaded
[22:01] <aeon-ltd> yadira: its the same with sudo
[22:01] <actionParsnip> Synthead: what does it do?
[22:01] <Kk2> actionParsnip, its not blank i just doesnt need to type my password on boot, he enters on gnome automatic, i want he answer my password on kdm
[22:01] <yadira> is there a menu where i can just select spanish
[22:01] <yadira> or download a language pachage
[22:01] <ubukou> bastid_raZor : no it is not
[22:01] <ilovefairuz> blitzo: copy the debs to the same location on the other machine
[22:01] <yadira> something confident that give me peace of mind
[22:01] <Micheal`> be back in a few
[22:01] <aeon-ltd> yadira: i assume your on a 'need to free up space on my hdd mission'?
[22:01] <KE1HA> !info | localpurge
[22:01] <ubukou> bastid_raZor : my streamer is.. and the streamer is connected to my network
[22:01] <ZykoticK9> yadira, you might want to try asking in the spanish channel?  Good luck.  #ubuntu-es i think.
[22:02] <racethesunlive> yadira: system -> administration -> language support is what you want
[22:02] <yadira> im no hommy
[22:02] <yadira> i just don speack english
[22:02] <actionParsnip> Kk2: then run: kontrolcenter  I think it is, you can set autologin there, if I am understanding right
[22:02] <KE1HA> as said, I use it, and have not ran into any trouble, jsut select your preferred language and the rest goes bye-bye
[22:02] <nikovsk> actionParsnip: i'll put this options on grub?
[22:02] <bastid_raZor> ubukou: okay, my solution requires both to be Ubuntu :| i have a similiar setup but both boxes are Ubuntu. i remote mount the folder containing my movies.
[22:02] <yadira> i try that racethensunlive
[22:02] <actionParsnip> nikovsk: yes, it may make the touchpad work
[22:03] <nikovsk> actionParsnip: thanks, i'll try
[22:03] <ZykoticK9> !upnp | ubukou
[22:03] <ilovefairuz> Synthead: ubuntu-minimal or ubuntu-standard (check them out with apt-cache info)
[22:03] <actionParsnip> nikovsk: you add them in /etc/default/grub for grub2
[22:04] <blitzo> how can i get a concise list of all the packages i have installed on my system?  i need to know not just the package name but what application(s) are in the package
[22:04] <erUSUL> !clone | blitzo
[22:04] <ubukou> Thanks a lot.. i ll google the hell out of it...
[22:04] <ubukou> :)_
[22:04] <ubukou> !upnp
[22:04] <yadira> i have some castellano spanish here but i guess that does it for me
[22:04] <Traveler> hi there, i have a problem flushing my mailque, when flushing i get the error message relay=none, delay=4164, delays=4164/0.01/0/0.12, dsn=4.3.0, status=deferred (mail transport unavailable) in mail.log, who can help me?
[22:05] <yadira> thanks
[22:05] <Gnea> blitzo: step 1: dpkg -l | grep ^ii
[22:05] <ubukou> !info mediatomb
[22:05] <yadira> lets see what happends
[22:05] <Expack> OK, everyone, I'm a new Ubuntu user who made the mistake of attempting to install the operating system to a USB key from another USB key. Now I'm stuck having to use a GNOME-based multi-boot menu every time I want to run Windows 7. I'd like to remove the GNOME-based multi-boot menu so that I can at least re-install Ubuntu on a seperate computer where I can mess around with it without running...
[22:05] <Expack> ...the risk of messing things up.
[22:05] <yadira> english is default,,so i never loose that option ,,im i wrong
[22:05] <KE1HA> better pipe that to text file > file.lst
[22:06] <yadira> install ur linux distro en USB
[22:06] <yadira> runit on the machine with problem
[22:06] <actionParsnip> Expack: boot to liveCD (or usb in your case) and reinstall grub2 to the Ubuntu stick you installed TO.
[22:06] <yadira> an edit from there
[22:07] <Expack> OK, so what commands do i need to input to reinstall grub?
[22:07] <ZykoticK9> Expack, for future reference, if you want a true USB key install the one thing you MUST do during the install is select to install Grub onto the USB device, and NOT the default of the hard disk
[22:08] <actionParsnip> !grub2  | Expack
[22:09] <blitzo> ok, i have the list of packages - now is there an easy way to get a dscription of each one?  i am going to reinstall but i do >NOT< want all of them
[22:09] <KE1HA> Expack, I played this as well, and made sure in my BIOS that the USB device was not first on the list of boot options, and selct it manually.
[22:10] <zoor> worked like a charm! Thanks alot everybody!
[22:10] <KE1HA> A more robust solution is to use VMplayer on a WinDoze Box, then you've no worries at all.
[22:10] <blitzo> ok, i have the list of packages - now is there an easy way to get a dscription of each one?  i am going to reinstall but i do >NOT< want all of them
[22:10] <claptrap> Anyone here familiar with XBMC? Their support channel appears to be full of crickets at the moment. :p
[22:10] <clocksys> does someone have a PSP and know about the video codec to playback ?
[22:11] <Gnea> !repeat | blitzo
[22:11] <Gnea> blitzo: actually I'm trying to figure that out... takes a bit of scripting... please be patient
[22:11] <KE1HA> blitzo, http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[22:11] <Synthead> actionParsnip, ilovefairuz: what commands would I run?  I want to basically do a pacman -S base -r /mnt/to/remote/install to install a base debian system on another part of the disk
[22:11] <Expack> I'm assuming, KE1HA, that in order to manually select my USB device manually, I need to select it through the boot menu at startup?
[22:11] <Gnea> KE1HA: I think he means in one fell swoop
[22:11] <KE1HA> Yes, that's how I do it. You can mess with dual boot, but it has risks.
[22:11] <Expack> Ah, I see.
[22:12] <aeon-ltd> Synthead:  archer?
[22:12] <Synthead> aeon-ltd: yeah
[22:12] <Expack> OK, KE1HA, I'll go try that.
[22:12] <Synthead> aeon-ltd: administrating some ubuntu and centos machines
[22:12] <aeon-ltd> Synthead: why aren't you on #archlinux?
[22:12] <Synthead> aeon-ltd: I'm administrating an ubuntu machine
[22:12] <KE1HA> One fell swoop, I dont think there is one, unless you wrote a query script with apt-get and piped it to a file. but not sure.
[22:12] <jstoone> Hi everyone is there any fast way to convert .wav files to OGG or mp3 in terminal?
[22:13] <jstoone> and if so which program?
[22:13] <aeon-ltd> jstoone: ffmpeg, iirc
[22:13] <ZykoticK9> jstoone, lame for mp3
[22:13] <erUSUL> jstoone: oggenc or lame
[22:13] <Synthead> jstoone: man lame
[22:13] <Synthead> I swear we were baited for that :D
[22:13] <dem0nfire> Hello
[22:13] <KE1HA> Best way to "Lean The Packages" LFS ( Linux From Scratch ) :-)
[22:13] <KE1HA> oops "Learn"
[22:14] <Gnea> blitzo: well piping the output to a file would work, then run this and compare against it: for i in `dpkg -l | grep ^ii | awk '{print $2}'`; do j=`echo $i`; apt-cache show "$j" | grep Description\:; done
[22:14] <jstoone> aeon-ltd: ZykoticK9: erUSUL: Synthead: thanks all (:
[22:14] <TheJ3ckyl>  /join #archlinux
[22:14] <niks1608> hallo all
[22:14] <DeM0nFiRe> So I guess I am just going to deal with OpenGL 3.2 for now. Anyone have any idea when the Catalyst 10.5+ will be available through the driver manager?
[22:15] <niks1608> need help with install hp psc 1350
[22:15] <stukad> -> http://pastebin.com/80DP350U
[22:15] <Gnea> !printer | niks1608
[22:15] <claptrap> Well, damn and blast.
[22:15] <stukad> got this problem while playing games in ubuntu. when closing the game or wile ingame the screen just goes into sleepmode with no signal input. and sometimes the sounds just dissappers. i tryed looking trough the syslog and found out that every time this line "pulseaudio[1527]: ratelimit.c: "xxx" events suppressed" problems accure, such as the screen entering sleepmode, sounds disappares, my comp just hangs and i need to
[22:15] <stukad>  reboot.
[22:15] <erUSUL> DeM0nFiRe: new versions wont appear in released versions
[22:15] <Synthead> so any idea how to install ubuntu remotely?  I want to be able to install apt-get and dpkg on another distribution, create and mount a mount point, install the packages, touch it up, update grub, and reboot into it
[22:15] <pvandewyngaerde> Gnea: also thx from me for that script
[22:15] <Gnea> stukad: yeah, pulseaudio sucks, just disable it and try again
[22:16] <Gnea> pvandewyngaerde: cheers
[22:16] <Gnea> !pulseaudio
[22:16] <rockets> Is there any way at all to change the speed of the scroll wheel in Ubuntu? I can't seem to google this.
[22:16] <DeM0nFiRe> erUSUL what do you mean?
[22:16] <niks1608> !printer
[22:16] <erUSUL> DeM0nFiRe: that the version of catalys provided in the repos wont change for lucid
[22:16] <Gnea> niks1608: sorry, don't know what's wrong with ubottu
[22:16] <DeM0nFiRe> Damn
[22:16] <DeM0nFiRe> That means I can't do GL3.3/4 >:[
[22:16] <ZykoticK9> rockets, where you asking about Chrome/chromium scrolling the other day?  Someone was and I went Google-fishing but didn't find anything.  Best of luck.
[22:17] <Gnea> niks1608: if you go with hplip you should be fine
[22:17] <erUSUL> DeM0nFiRe: you can install the run from ati's website ...
[22:17] <stukad> Gnea: would my sound still work if i disable it?
[22:17] <blitzo> Gnea, unix is sooo nice for its scripting languages.  thx for the assist!
[22:17] <DeM0nFiRe> erUSUL I've tried a few times now, it keeps killing X
[22:17] <rockets> ZykoticK9, Yeah, but I'd just like to change the speed for all of X.
[22:17] <misreckoning> hello everyone... I have 6 GB RAM and 32bit Ubuntu, so I noticed half of my RAM is unused :P Can I install 64bit kernel over this installation (with synaptic) and will it work properly?
[22:17] <niks1608> no it will not i tried
[22:17] <Gnea> stukad: yeah, pulseaudio is just a piece of software that operates independently of the sound driver itself, so your alsa driver will still be able to be accessed directly
[22:17] <KE1HA> Synthead, remote install, boot it pretty straight forward, but "Boot-Into It ? What do you me boot-into it?
[22:17] <Gnea> blitzo: best of luck
[22:17] <erUSUL> DeM0nFiRe: try with a ppa ? xorg-updates or xorg-edgers
[22:17] <ZykoticK9> rockets, i searched for both and didn't find anything (not to say the option isn't out there, i just didn't find it ;)
[22:17] <erUSUL> !ppa | DeM0nFiRe
[22:18] <Vax_>  hello, i have ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx, bluetooth and skype. I want to separate sounds: skype voice to headphones and all other sounds - to speakers
[22:18] <DeM0nFiRe> Alright erUSUL I will try, thanks
[22:18] <rww> misreckoning: No, switching between 32bit and 64bit requires a reinstall.
[22:18] <int_0x80_> hello
[22:18] <int_0x80_> Say, I have a cursor horizontal in my console, I shall like a cursor vertical line, somebody has an idea of how I could make please?
[22:18] <misreckoning> rww: thanks pal
[22:18] <ZykoticK9> Vax_, i'm probably wrong, but i seem to remember skype automatically using my BT headset.  Good luck man.
[22:19] <actionParsnip> misreckoning: you can install the PAE 32bit kernel to get all your ram accessible
[22:19] <Whitor> |
[22:19] <rockets> ZykoticK9, scrolling is incredibly slow for me :(
[22:19] <Gnea> stukad: I had that same problem with some sound apps and games awhile back. the only way around it, that I could find, was to actually prevent pulseaudio from running at all. unless you've got some weird soundcard that absolutely requires pulseaudio in order to work, you're probably better off without it
[22:19] <misreckoning> actionParsnip: will do try that too, thanks
[22:19] <Whitor> ^^ Curses based vertical line
[22:19] <rww> newer versions of Ubuntu install PAE kernel automatically
[22:19] <Vax_> ZykoticK9, it used to be so
[22:19] <Gnea> niks1608: better to talk here, in case it helps someone else
[22:19] <stukad> Gnea: okey, gonna try it out. thank you
[22:19] <ZykoticK9> Vax_, ahhh, good luck man.
[22:19] <rww> or, hum, maybe that's just lucid
[22:20] <ZykoticK9> rww, auto PAE is just Lucid i believe
[22:20] <niks1608> Gnea: ok
[22:20] <Gnea> stukad: why the ubuntu heads insist on pulseaudio to be run by default is beyond me
[22:20] <SmileyChris> bah, kernel upgraded and now compiz isn't going - i'm guessing fglrx needs some manual kick in the pants to get it going again. Any tips?
[22:20] <niks1608> did used hplip does not work
[22:20] <KE1HA> Synthead, the easiest way I know to "remote install" is to use a PXE Server. You cna also use it formultiple versions.
[22:21] <ZykoticK9> Gnea, s/ubuntu heads/gnome heads ;)
[22:21] <Andre_Gondim> I did a fresh install and I choose autologin at installation, how may I change to have a GDM option at begin?
[22:21] <Gnea> niks1608: did you run hp-setup
[22:21] <Gnea> ?
[22:21] <actionParsnip> SmileyChris: reinstall dkms may help, or reinstall frglx driver
[22:21] <niks1608> yes i did
[22:21] <Gnea> ZykoticK9: oh god, are you serious?
[22:21] <ZykoticK9> Andre_Gondim, system / admin / login screen
[22:21] <SmileyChris> actionParsnip: cheers - does this happen every kernel upgrade or have I messed something up?
[22:21] <niks1608> only a driver for psc 1300 series
[22:21] <niks1608> does not work
[22:21] <blitzo> gnea, here is how to combine them: aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' | (while read pkg ; do dpkg -l $pkg ; done )
[22:21] <actionParsnip> SmileyChris: sometimes drivers dont survive the upgrade
[22:21] <ZykoticK9> Gnea, i don't think you can find a gnome-based distro without Pulse anymore...
[22:22] <Gnea> niks1608: yeah, the 1350 and 1315 are part of that 'series' of the 1300. I've got one sitting next to me.
[22:22] <kevin7kal> using lucid - python 2.6.5 , ssl support seems to be missing - any clues as to what to install to enable this?   e.g. socket.ssl is not there
[22:22] <Gnea> blitzo: *puts that into a script* awesome :D
[22:22] <rockets> ZykoticK9, http://www.hidpoint.com/
[22:23] <niks1608> i looked into chats and old logs but there is a problem on the 1350
[22:23] <ZykoticK9> rockets, interesting.  Thanks for the link - amazing you can't just do it with default ubuntu though
[22:23] <niks1608> i do look for someone with a solution
[22:23] <SmileyChris> actionParsnip: do I have to uninstall then reinstall, or is there a one-step way to reinstall a package?
[22:23] <Gnea> niks1608: really?
[22:23] <niks1608> yep
[22:24] <Gnea> ZykoticK9: that's true - I got to the point where I will get Ubuntu installed, then rip pulseaudio out and setup the latest E17
[22:24] <actionParsnip> SmileyChris: sudo apt-get --reinstall install dkms
[22:24] <rockets> ZykoticK9, sigh, it's per-kernel. Doesn't work with my Kernel version.
[22:25] <Gnea> niks1608: is the printer plugged directly into a usb port on the computer or through a usb hub?
[22:25] <Andre_Gondim> ZykoticK9, thanks ;)
[22:25] <ZykoticK9> Gnea, i find Pulse in Lucid MUCH better then in Karmic.  I don't even bother removing Pulse anymore, more hassle then its worth in my opinion
[22:25] <ZykoticK9> Andre_Gondim, glad to help
[22:25] <niks1608> no indirect on samba on my network
[22:25] <ZykoticK9> rockets, bad news :(
[22:26] <Gnea> ZykoticK9: I've got a usb soundcard that requires pulseaudio in order to function properly because creative decided not to release specs on it for the alsa driver. consequently, it gathers dust until I try it again.
[22:26] <Gnea> niks1608: ooooh, that's a different story now
[22:26] <actionParsnip> creative really need to get their support sorted
[22:26] <Gnea> I'm about to say heck with creative and get an m-audio
[22:27] <niks1608> with an old hp840c it was an abc
[22:27] <Gnea> niks1608: ok, how is it being shared? via another linux with samba or windows sharing?
[22:28] <niks1608> to a windows machine
[22:28] <sipa1024> does anyone know how to make an upstart script wait for cryptdisks?
[22:29] <blitzo> gnea, if i copy all of the existing packages into the new setup, will all of them be automatically installed when i do apt-get upgrade?
[22:29] <Gnea> blitzo: only if they've been installed already
[22:29] <kjele> I've installed the latex-plain-extra package but is unsure how to use the timetable macro in latex.
[22:30] <Traveler> anyone can help me on strange issue with postfix?
[22:30] <Gnea> niks1608: and how are you interfacing with samba to get it talking to the printer on the network?
[22:30] <Gnea> !postfix
[22:30] <blitzo> gnea, i want to back up everything, make a new install, and re-install selectively.  i have a lot of cruft i've added on just to see what it does and i don't want it re-installed automatically
[22:30] <Traveler> ubottu, that is not gonna answer my question
[22:31] <SmileyChris> actionParsnip: thanks, reinstalling both of those fixed everything :)
[22:31] <bastid_raZor> Traveler: there is a #postfix channel
[22:31] <actionParsnip> SmileyChris: log a bug too
[22:31] <niks1608> i use 10.04 ubuntu on my laptop and print on a window xp
[22:31] <Traveler> tx bastid
[22:31] <niks1608> i want to print from my laptop
[22:32] <Gnea> blitzo: honestly, I wouldn't even bother with backing up the packages themselves. just save a list of everything, back that text file up, then when you get the new system installed, copy the file over to the new installation and run this:  for i in `cat mypackages.txt`; do j=`echo $i`; apt-get install "$j"; done
[22:32] <SmileyChris> actionParsnip: thanks - i would, but really I'm not sure about my system settings - I mucked around at one point with a manual install of the newest ati drivers. I have reverted to just using the ones in the repo but it's probably related to my own mess somehow :)
[22:32] <Gnea> blitzo: *then* upgrade
[22:32] <niks1608> every thing works on my old hp printer te same way
[22:32] <fseek> hi @//
[22:32] <KE1HA> blitzo, unless yoru talking about "data" to backup, the cleanest & easiest way would be to do a fresh install to rid your system of "All The Cruft"
[22:32] <alberto> k onda
[22:33] <Gnea> niks1608: are you using swat?
[22:33] <DeM0nFiRe> Why does this keep freezing 0_0 I have 8 physical threads available, I would think it could manage the processes to keep them from hanging
[22:33] <KE1HA> additionally, you can use the Package Manager, aqfter install to rid the system of all you unwanted packages in one single oiperation.
[22:33] <niks1608> what is swat
[22:33] <Gnea> !swat
[22:33] <Gnea> that ^^
[22:34] <actionParsnip> SmileyChris: no worries dude
[22:34] <niks1608> no i do not
[22:34] <blitzo> gnea, KE1HA one more - is there a way to get a list of packages i installed myself (versus what was automatically installed by the install cd)?
[22:34] <Gnea> niks1608: basically it's a web-gui frontend to configuring samba. it's extremely powerful and gives you access to options you didn't know existed
[22:34] <Gnea> blitzo: that's a good one - I have no idea. afaik, no..
[22:35] <jpk_> I am having major problems with cryptsetup & key-files--I had to reboot my 8.04 LTS server, and after reboot, cryptsetup does not work for one of two encrypted disks I have; one disk unencrypts fine, while the other one gives me the error "Command failed: No key available with the passphrase." Nothing has changed with regards to the key-files or setup
[22:35] <niks1608> but samba is not my problem but the driver from hp i think
[22:35] <Gnea> niks1608: I've used swat for years and there are options there that I *still* don't know what they do lol
[22:35] <blitzo> gnea, ok, another way to look at it - can i get a list by date of install (not date of package last mod time)
[22:35] <KE1HA> dpkg --get-selections > installed-software
[22:35] <KE1HA> dpkg --set-selections < installed-software
[22:35] <niks1608> i will look into swat
[22:36] <KE1HA> dselect
[22:36] <Gnea> niks1608: I doubt that, because in order for your Ubuntu system to even know about the printer on the network, it needs to be pointed at it. SWAT can help you do that seamlessly.
[22:36] <KE1HA> also, look into sudo apt-get autoremove
[22:37] <KE1HA> it rids your system of orphanded packages post de-installaiton.
[22:37] <blitzo> KE1HA, nope, that just tells me what i have but doesn't give me  clue how i got it
[22:37] <Gnea> niks1608: between SWAT and hp-setup, you should be able to locate and setup the printer correctly
[22:38] <Scunizi> niks1608: is the HP a network printer?
[22:38] <niks1608> the printer can be pointed at, then i have to select the driver and that one does not work
[22:38] <KE1HA> :-) .. Well, I dont know of a way to ask the system everything you have installed or edited. sri.
[22:38] <actionParsnip> KE1HA: deborphan does that, autoremove only removes some (but most)
[22:38] <Gnea> niks1608: which driver did you choose?
[22:39] <KE1HA> actionParsnip, rrr true.
[22:39] <niks1608> psc 1300 series
[22:39] <blitzo> actionParsnip, is deorphan a command or an option to apt-get
[22:39] <Gnea> niks1608: but what is the name of the PPD file?
[22:39] <niks1608> ??
[22:40] <actionParsnip> blitzo: seperate app, you can use it in conjuction with apt-get: sudo apt-get --purge remove `deborphan`   will remove the packages deborphan finds
[22:40] <Gnea> niks1608: ls -l /etc/cups/ppd/
[22:40] <Gnea> and, I will brb
[22:41] <niks1608> i have to come back later first look into it thx
[22:41] <Scunizi> Gnea: niks1608 check this link for the suggested driver.. http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-PSC_1300
[22:42] <KE1HA> blitzo, you may find this helpfull: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/karmic/man8/checkinstall.8.html
[22:43] <KE1HA> assuming, of course you build / compile packages not use install binary apps.
[22:43] <GothSpark> hi , I got issue using gtk recordmydesktop , I only got cube tearing  but enabling sync to v black on compiz and on Nvidia settings didn't helped ... I need help to fix this , some one knows how ?
[22:43] <Hilikus> is there any way to maintain 2 locate db's
[22:43] <Hilikus> ?
[22:44] <Hilikus> i can't seem to find a way to have 2 updatedb.conf files and have each updatedb cron job use its own config
[22:45] <m0dmd> hello everyone
[22:45] <m0dmd> hope you are all well.
[22:45] <shiftingcontrol> can any one tel me or give me a link how to create ./config file,make file in ubuntu?
[22:46] <aeon-ltd> shiftingcontrol: touch (filename)
[22:46] <Out-Of-Hand> hello all
[22:46] <aeon-ltd> shiftingcontrol: in terminal
[22:46] <actionParsnip> blitzo: if you wanna save more space you can use bleachbit but watch the options on your browser or it'll clean too much, also avoid the bits which say they will take a long time. Close as many apps as you can so fewer files are locked. Run it as both your user and as root (2 entrys will be in your menus)
[22:46] <Out-Of-Hand> can someone assit me ... im trying to install ubuntu 10.04 , but i keep getting  stuck
[22:46] <m0dmd> hello out of hand
[22:46] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: stuck where?
[22:46] <KE1HA> shiftingcontrol, you want to make .deb files for installaiton?
[22:46] <actionParsnip> blitzo: also removing old kernels can save space as well as removing ubuntu-docs (250Mb!)
[22:46] <Flare183> !details | Out-Of-Hand
[22:46] <antivirtel> hello all, who knows the DNS zone file config(vhosts), can he help me? I configured some records: (sftp IN A <IP>, phpmyadmin IN A <IP>), and I wrote to the last line of file, an other record: "* IN A <WEBservIP>"; I want to ask, that is it correct line? I want to do with this line, that all other subdomains returned to webserv, what is configured to handle it(works good)
[22:47] <shiftingcontrol> KE1HA:no .tar.gz file which can be installable via terminal by ./config then make file and then INSTALL
[22:48] <duffydack> !u
[22:48] <KE1HA> shiftingcontrol, http://www.airs.com/ian/configure/
[22:48] <Out-Of-Hand> Aeon-ltd.... thanks , i have installed ubuntu within windows xp(yuck) and when it askes me to reboot to install ... i reboot.... but when i let it choose ubuntu opr windows... i choose ubuntu ... and it counts down ( 5 -4 3-2-1) then it sticks on 0.... i then reboot and tried it in safe graphics and it gets to a point where it stops .. i got a photo of the image
[22:49] <FusionX> Are there any good channels here for free bnc?
[22:49] <Flare183> !ot | FusionX
[22:49] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: wubi probably messed up, i would reccommend getting a fresh iso and properly dual boot
[22:49] <FusionX> oh srry
[22:49] <shiftingcontrol> KE1HA:if i am right yu gave the correct utl,thank yu,ll go around it
[22:49] <Out-Of-Hand> aeon-ltd  there is one other thing
[22:50] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: go on...
[22:50] <m0dmd> how would i be able to install libssl-dev without being connected to the internet?
[22:50] <KE1HA> antoerh source: http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/autoconf.html
[22:50] <Gnea> Scunizi: thanks for the suggestion, I wonder if the 1310 driver would work...
[22:50] <Out-Of-Hand> when i installed XP from fresh... it gets stuck too ... i have to bypass windows (blue screen detecting and installing devices)
[22:50] <Flare183> m0dmd: um hehe build it from souce
[22:50] <Flare183> source*
[22:50] <Out-Of-Hand> i have to press F10 and delete the CPU.INF file
[22:50] <Out-Of-Hand> to let windows continue installing
[22:51] <Out-Of-Hand> my mother board is a Foxcon Intel
[22:51] <Flare183> wubi fails and has so many problems
[22:51] <Out-Of-Hand> coult that be an issue ?> i did have ubuntu working b4 though
[22:51] <ccta-server> Any suggestions for a full backup including config files and applications of ubuntu onto an external drive
[22:51] <Gnea> I've never had any problems with wubi
[22:51] <m0dmd> Would anyone know how I can install libssl-dev without an internet connection
[22:51] <Flare183> I always recommend dual-booting
[22:51] <erUSUL> !offline | m0dmd
[22:51] <actionParsnip> m0dmd: grab the deb from http://packages.ubuntu.com
[22:51] <Gnea> Flare183: maybe he's not waiting long enough for ubuntu to boot before rebooting
[22:52] <Gnea> or maybe it's fscking
[22:52] <Flare183> actionParsnip: One problem, dependencies
[22:52] <Flare183> Gnea: yeah that's possible too
[22:52] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: i don't know how to fix the win problem. but it shouldn't be a problem, the hdd sounds fine, more likely a install media problem
[22:52] <manbullphoenix> Anyone know how to dump my sound card's output to disk?
[22:52] <Gnea> Out-Of-Hand: can you boot back into windows without any problem?
[22:53] <Flare183> manbullphoenix: um not really, you'd have to get the problem to "dump" the sound or record it
[22:53] <Out-Of-Hand> yeah im using windows now... but i had to alter my windows installation ....  anyways ... um ... i tried safe graphics  . and i get the following where the boot hags
[22:54] <actionParsnip> Flare183: true but it depends if deps have been satisfied
[22:54] <Out-Of-Hand> isapnp " no plug and play device found
[22:54] <Out-Of-Hand> and it hangs
[22:54] <Flare183> actionParsnip: yup
[22:54] <Flare183> Out-Of-Hand: Sounds like a Card issue
[22:55] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: it does seem like wubi messed up on the iso download
[22:55] <KE1HA> Out-Of-Hand, can you boot it wiht a Live-CD
[22:55] <yehia> hi every body - i want to work with my USB modem and my ubuntu doesnt recognize it - can you help me with it ?
[22:56] <Gnea> Out-Of-Hand: I would just reinstall wubi
[22:56] <Gnea> !modem | yehia
[22:56] <actionParsnip> yehia: run: lsusb    websearch for the 8 character hex id for guides
[22:56] <Out-Of-Hand> ok ... so i should try download again ....   ? another thing ... whenh oi first got this pc ... i formatted the HDD and booted off a live cd ubuntu 9.04  worked like a charm ... i then deleted it and then installed windows.... but then when i tried to install ubuntu again though windows .... i get stuck same issue ? would that have anything to do with it ?
[22:56] <squarebracket> are kernel modules built from debian source packages?
[22:56] <actionParsnip> Gnea: can I PM please dude
[22:56] <manbullphoenix> Flare183: Should've rephrased the question, sorry.  Say I'm using Audacity.  Is there a way to have it record whatever's also coming out of my speakers?
[22:56] <slow-motion> n8
[22:57] <Gnea> actionParsnip: yeah
[22:57] <Flare183> manbullphoenix: yup, there is. just tell it to record from your main output (the first one)
[22:57] <manbullphoenix> okay, thanks, I'll have a go at it
[22:58] <KE1HA> Out-Of-Hand, in my experience, UB always needed to be installed first, the WinDoze, but I've stopped Dual-Booting due to the many un explainable issues, jsut went to a virtual install, much easier, & safer.
[22:59] <manbullphoenix> Flare183: hm.  Doesn't seem to be picking it up, I just get a blank line
[22:59] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: wubi is just crap, you should stick to regualer isos and proper dual booting to ensure maxmimum stability
[22:59] <Flare183> manbullphoenix: you have to try playing something while your recording it
[22:59] <Vhozard> yeah, have to agree with Wubi being crap
[22:59] <Out-Of-Hand> is there any way i can see if my Ubuntu.iso  is fully downloaded ...... the wubi comes in the iso i downloaded
[23:00] <Flare183> Vhozard: that's what I'm saying
[23:00] <Guest37293> I want to install Ubuntu on my laptop.  I prefer to use some KDE applications, some GNOME applications, and applications such as OpenOffice.org, Audacity, Eclipse.  Should I start with a Ubuntu CD, a Xubuntu CD or a Kubuntu CD to start installation?
[23:00] <erUSUL> !md5sum | Out-Of-Hand
[23:00] <Vhozard> yup
[23:00] <blitzo> the aptitude man pager refers me to the aptitude reference manual - where is that?
[23:00] <Flare183> Guest37293: Which Environment do you want to use?
[23:00] <Flare183> Guest37293: KDE? GNOME? XFCE?
[23:00] <KE1HA> DITTO - WUBI leaves allot left to be desired, and in my opinion, is not stable.
[23:00] <aeon-ltd> Out-Of-Hand: you can just downlooad regular isos yourself put them in the same directory as wubi and wubi will use them
[23:01] <Guest37293> I can use either KDE or GNOME as I like both equally.
[23:01] <linxeh> how do I enable VDPAU playback with vlc or mplayer or something ?
[23:01] <m0dmd> actionParsnip so grab the deb for aircrack and libssl-dev
[23:01] <DeM0nFiRe> erUSUL, thanks alot. I found a PPA that had Catalyst 10.6 and it's working great
[23:01] <erUSUL> DeM0nFiRe: no problem
[23:02] <DeM0nFiRe> Now time for me to do the rest of the configuration for this install haha
[23:02] <manbullphoenix> Flare183: That's what I'm doing.  I hit 'record' on Audacity (with the default input), then 'play' on the lil player in Firefox.  I hear the audio just fine, but Audacity doesn't seem to be grabbing it
[23:02] <Flare183> Guest37293: Which Environment do you want to use tho?
[23:02] <actionParsnip> m0dmd: sure, if you are offline you can use a connection to pull  down debs. I dont use aircrack
[23:02] <blitzo> where is the aptitude reference manual?  i am not finding much with google
[23:03] <Flare183> manbullphoenix: hmm I'd have to install it to make it work again like that
[23:03] <Guest37293> I would rather use GNOME.
[23:03] <Flare183> blitzo: man aptitude
[23:03] <Flare183> Guest37293: then use the ubuntu iso
[23:03] <KE1HA> blitzo, man aptitude
[23:03] <Guest37293> Thanks.
[23:03] <Flare183> Guest37293: np
[23:03] <KE1HA> lol .. too slow on the draw :-)
[23:03] <blitzo> Flare183, the man page tells me to look things up in the "reference manual" (which is not a man page).  where do i get that?
[23:04] <yehia> guys iam using ubuntu 9.04 and i dont want to upgrade it to 10.04 - i only updated it - and i am trying to make it working faster as performance
[23:04] <yehia> i found something ( swappiness )
[23:04] <yehia> is there any information about it with any of you ?
[23:04] <KE1HA> here's one for you: http://algebraicthunk.net/~dburrows/projects/aptitude/doc/en/ch02.html
[23:05] <bastid_raZor> !swap | yehia: there is on this webpage:
[23:05] <blitzo> KE1HA, the man page refers to a reference manual, which is obviously not the man page
[23:05] <m0dmd> actionParsnip now should i make sure to download the Other Packages Related section or are those contained within the selected package?
[23:05] <manbullphoenix> Flare183: I know there's a way to do it on a Mac, it involves a virtual audio device
[23:05] <m0dmd> On the right panel, I see "download source package"
[23:05] <KE1HA> Deb Ref Manual: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch02.en.html#_basic_package_management_operations
[23:06] <m0dmd> Should I assume that that contains what I need?
[23:06] <actionParsnip> m0dmd: the system will tell you the deps you need. Personally I'd connect to a wired connection and get what you need. Much easier
[23:06] <m0dmd> Alright.
[23:06] <m0dmd> actionParsnip thank you
[23:06] <Andre_Re> hi there… some banshee expert around? i need some help with the transcoding module (copying music on a mp3 player)
[23:07] <KE1HA> remember, aptitude is an Debian Applicaiton, Ubuntu just uses it as it's package manager.
[23:07] <manbullphoenix> Andre_Re: I might be able to help ya, what're you looking to do?
[23:07] <blitzo> the aptitude man page says "For more information on search patterns, see the section “Search Patterns” in the aptitude reference manual" - this is not a part of the man page, I double checked
[23:08] <Andre_Re> manbullphoenix: i tried to autoconvert an m4a file (aac codec) to mp3 but it says that there was no compatible encoder found
[23:08] <KE1HA> blitzo, look at the last link I posted, that has your answers.
[23:09] <Andre_Re> no transcoder from m4a to mp3 – lame works well in banshee
[23:09] <manbullphoenix> Andre_Re: so you've got lame installed?\
[23:10] <Andre_Re> manbullphoenix: yes, i can select lame since i installed a few packages yesterday (before it was hidden)
[23:11] <blitzo> KE1HA, sorry i don't see where you posted a link, please re-post
[23:11] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: http://www.ehow.com/how_5089656_convert-ma-mp-linux.html    changing from m4a to mp3 will reduce quality
[23:11] <KE1HA> blitzo, http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch02.en.html#_basic_package_management_operations
[23:12] <Andre_Re> actionParsnip: the problem is not the converting – i want that it works actually IN the programm
[23:12] <stercor> How can I change my machine name from 'ACER' (the manufacturer to something I prefer?
[23:12] <Andre_Re> it's no problem to copy the files manually on the stick and convert them
[23:12] <Andre_Re> but i want to fix that banshee issue
[23:12] <Out-Of-Hand> ok great i got the md5sum from the iso
[23:12] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: thats all I got, if you add the libs it says, it should knock on as the libs are centrally stored and used
[23:12] <Out-Of-Hand> how do i conpare it
[23:12] <Out-Of-Hand> i dont see it on ubuntu's website
[23:13] <actionParsnip> !hashes | Out-Of-Hand
[23:13] <Andre_Re> i don't even know which libs it uses
[23:13] <Andre_Re> or which transcoders
[23:13] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: the guide I gave will have you install what you need
[23:13] <Prodego> !ops | pokeir spamming on join
[23:14] <maco> Prodego: uh....what?
[23:14] <manbullphoenix> maco: he's spamming
[23:14] <maco> manbullphoenix: i dont see anything...
[23:14] <maco> oh! PM spam?
[23:14] <lhavelund> Nothing on a standard /part either.
[23:15] <actionParsnip> maco: can I borrow you a sec please if you have a sec?
[23:15] <mneptok> maco: "on join" being the operative words
[23:15] <manbullphoenix> pwnage
[23:15] <maco> mneptok: i read it as "joining the channel, putting a spam message, parting, repeat"
[23:16] <Out-Of-Hand> yeah the md5sum is exactly the same ... suggestion ?
[23:16] <hsn> what is name of package sending list of installed packages for stats
[23:16] <maco> actionParsnip: sure. pm?
[23:16] <chrissharp123> !hostname | stercor
[23:16] <actionParsnip> maco: please
[23:16] <actionParsnip> !clone | hsn
[23:16] <Out-Of-Hand> im runing a iso mount to install ubuntu.
[23:17] <edbian> I want to write a program that reads emails and acts according to instructions in them.  Is there a language you can suggest?  Is there an easy way to tell the program "read an email when it arrives" ?  I imagine this will be the most difficult part.
[23:17] <stercor> chrissharp123: Thanks!
[23:18] <chrissharp123> stercor: happy to help!
[23:18] <KE1HA> edbian, sed, awk, perl
[23:18] <Andre_Re> actionParsnip: i just runned "sudo apt-get install wavpack mppenc libmpcdec3 faac flac vorbis-tools faad lame " but it still doesn't work
[23:18] <manbullphoenix> edbian: what he said
[23:19] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: hmm, did stuff get installed though
[23:19] <dan86> hello
[23:19] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: you may need som gstreamer stuff too
[23:19] <dan86> has anyone installed ubuntu alongside windows server 2008 r2
[23:19] <Andre_Re> the format m4a is not supported by that device and no fitting converter could be found
[23:19] <Andre_Re> this is the error message (translated free)
[23:20] <Andre_Re> actionParsnip: which gstreamer stuff?
[23:20] <dan86> When i try using WUBI i am getting an error "No root file system is defined"
[23:20] <Drewdle> Hello.
[23:21] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: it's some media stuff, it may help
[23:21] <actionParsnip> Andre_Re: search software centre / apt-cache
[23:22] <Andre_Re> aha...
[23:22] <dan86> Can anyone help me with Ubuntu installation? Please?
[23:23] <Andre_Re> actionParsnip: i can't find anything usefull that isn't installed already
[23:23] <KE1HA> dan86, my first suggestion would be to drop the WUBI approach, and opt for True Dual Boot, or a virtual installtion.
[23:23] <dan86> thats what i wanted to do
[23:24] <dan86> but when i ran the nstall program
[23:24] <dan86> it did not recognize my other os
[23:24] <aeon-ltd> dan86: in the wubi installer did you create a filesystem?
[23:24] <dan86> *windows serv er 2008 r2
[23:24] <KE1HA> Installation from Where, WinDoze or the Live-CD ?
[23:24] <dan86> windows
[23:24] <dan86> *it didn't recognize other os
[23:24] <dan86> from booting from teh cd
[23:25] <KE1HA> dan86, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[23:25] <KE1HA> Follow the Yellow Brick Road :-)
[23:25] <dan86> ok thanks!
[23:25] <Drewdle> So. I'm extremely new to Ubuntu, and Linux in general, trying to learn it and what have you, heard Ubuntu is a great way to start. Anyways, I've got Ubuntu 10.04 burned to a CD and is readable at bootup, in Windows, etc. And can even start to install at bootup on -THIS- computer.
[23:26] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: and...?
[23:26] <Drewdle> However, on my other computer (which has a completely blank harddrive) it will not do anything past the purple-ish Ubuntu screen. It gives me "Can not mount /dev/loop0 (/cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs) on //filesystem.squashfs"... I've looked everywhere and cannot find what this means or how to fix it. Any help? P.S. sorry for wall of text :/
[23:26] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: what spec? does it meet minimum req.?
[23:26] <j3su> hi
[23:27] <j3su> how to change Maintainer name?
[23:27] <larou> Hi! Im new. How do I install a .bin file, pls?
[23:27] <BidaBoy> hi all, how can i recovery my lost data using ubuntu or backtrack ?
[23:27] <BigC> Is there anyway when you are shell scripting to pause what is happening?
[23:27] <actionParsnip> BidaBoy: foremost can if there is no fat, restore from your backups is a LOT easier
[23:27] <KE1HA> larou, chmod +x <filename} then sudo <filename>
[23:28] <larou> thanx.
[23:28] <hasse> someone using "docky" ? whats up with this big black background when i launch it?! --> http://data.fuskbugg.se/skalman01/--------------------Sk%E4rmbild.png
[23:28] <Drewdle> aeon-ltd: its AMD Athlon 3500+, 3GB of DDR, 80gb harddrive and has a CD/DVD Burner that works. I even booted it in VMWare on the same computer and it worked just fine.
[23:28] <actionParsnip> BigC: you can use the sleep command to pause a number of seconds
[23:28] <BidaBoy> actionParsnip, some one has delete my files in another partition
[23:29] <KE1HA> BigC, [bash pause command]
[23:29] <BigC> so it would be something like "sleep -25" so it could pause for 25 seconds?
[23:29] <KE1HA> for example ( read -p "Press any key to start backup…")
[23:30] <actionParsnip> BidaBoy: niiiiice
[23:30] <hasse> someone having a background on "docky" taking up 15% of the whole screen? see screenshot: http://data.fuskbugg.se/skalman01/--------------------Sk%E4rmbild.png - how do i remove that bg?
[23:31] <actionParsnip> hasse: try making a script to make docky start later in the boot, may help
[23:31] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: fresh isos and disks?
[23:31] <Drewdle> yup, i even reburned it
[23:31] <KE1HA> BigC, you could also use sleep yes, sleep [NUMBER [smhd]]...
[23:31] <hasse> actionParsnip: i can start it manually whenever...
[23:32] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: try prepping it via gparted, set up / /swap and /home beforehand
[23:32] <j3su> how to change maintainer name??
[23:32] <BidaBoy> actionParsnip, i want just to retrieve my files how?
[23:32] <Drewdle> aeon-ltd: sorry, but what does that mean?
[23:33] <bvleur> Hi. I want to downgrade from btfs to ext4. What's the best way to copy all files (including attributes) to be able to restore them later?
[23:33] <Daekdroom> bvleur, are you using Ubuntu 10.10?
[23:33] <actionParsnip> hasse: does it make it better?
[23:34] <hasse> actionParsnip: no
[23:34] <actionParsnip> BidaBoy: you can possibly use foremost in commad line (boot to live cd to use it)
[23:34] <actionParsnip> !foremost
[23:34] <actionParsnip> !recover
[23:34] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: quick google apparently this worked http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=49868
[23:34] <actionParsnip> BidaBoy: tell your pal to get a backup system, and why they are good
[23:34] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: quick google apparently this worked http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=49868
[23:35] <BidaBoy> actionParsnip, ok
[23:35] <actionParsnip> hasse: if you make it not in "3d mode" isit ok?
[23:35] <KE1HA> BidaBoy, google rsync backup scripts, easy and well worht the effort.
[23:35] <actionParsnip> hasse: https://bugs.launchpad.net/docky/+bug/543859
[23:36] <actionParsnip> BidaBoy: or dropbox :)
[23:37] <Drewdle> aeon-ltd: Thanks! I was thinking of swapping the DVD/CDROM drive on this computer into my old one and seeing if that works. Because as I stated, this computer can read it just fine. So I think I will go ahead and give that a shot.
[23:38] <Lantizia> Hey... gedit claims that my file is open in another instance of gedit... And I do indeed see gedit when I look at "ps -A"... but it's not in the task area, any ideas?!¬
[23:39] <actionParsnip> Lantizia: ps -ef | grep -i ged
[23:39] <Drewdle> aeon-ltd: Thanks again. If I have any issues or it doesn't work, I may be back xD
[23:39] <aeon-ltd> Lantizia: process my have been stuck, kill it in top or via killall
[23:39] <actionParsnip> Lantizia: of: lsof | grep filenameopen
[23:39] <KE1HA> then kill the pid :-)
[23:39] <aeon-ltd> Drewdle: i hope it works :)
[23:39] <actionParsnip> Lantizia: replace filenameopen with the ACTUAL filename
[23:39] <actionParsnip> Lantizia: or part of it
[23:39] <Lantizia> aeon-ltd, I don't want to kill it - I want to get it on the screen to it
[23:39] <Lantizia> actionParsnip, Why
[23:39] <hasse> actionParsnip: no it does not work :/
[23:40] <actionParsnip> Lantizia: then you can see whats going on
[23:40] <Lantizia> actionParsnip, I know it has the file open already - I just want gedit on my screen if it is running
[23:40] <hasse> actionParsnip: here my problem: http://pwr.com/305
[23:40] <actionParsnip> Lantizia: try ALT+TAB then
[23:40] <Lantizia> actionParsnip, nope tried that
[23:40] <hilem> did the apache2 default config change between 9.04 & 9.10 ?
[23:40] <KE1HA> rrr.. should see the ipen gile on the gedit tab I'd think.
[23:40] <actionParsnip> hasse: yeah saw that dude, i'd log a bug
[23:40] <KE1HA> opps open file..
[23:41] <ChB82> hi, i changed my motherboard and now the harddisk isn't booting anymore (but it's found in bios). any ideas?
[23:41] <aeon-ltd> Lantizia: obvious thing, alt-tab if its in a window
[23:41] <Lantizia> aeon-ltd, It doesn't show up in alt+tab
[23:41] <Lantizia> Fail?! :D
[23:41] <actionParsnip> ChB82: make sure the UUIDs are still the same by using: sudo blkid   if they have changed you will need to update fstab on the internal disk
[23:42] <KE1HA> if the disk isnt' booting hows he gonna blkid
[23:43] <ChB82> the harddisk does not load the bootloader. I think it could be a setting in bios? don't know if i can install the bootloader again without loosing any data...
[23:44] <KE1HA> ChB82, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[23:44] <aeon-ltd> Lantizia: hung process, your gonna have to kill it
[23:45] <Lantizia> aeon-ltd, if it was hung then how is able to keep the file open
[23:45] <actionParsnip> ChB82: boot to livecd and check
[23:46] <KE1HA> actionParsnip, that's the link I posted, re0install grub from Live-CD
[23:46] <actionParsnip> KE1HA: but if the UUIDs have change due to the new controller, grub will always fail as the mounts wil fail
[23:46] <BigC> KE1HA: ok so I typed what you said but changed installation to update, and the next command in the shell script is  sudo apt-get update.  When I run this in the terminal, at the end of the line of  Press any key to update, it comes with read: 3: arg count
[23:47] <aeon-ltd> Lantizia: because its hung
[23:47] <twupexe> ow galera alguem pode ma ajudar? com o flash player dos meus terminais uso um ser ver ltsp ubuntu 10.04
[23:47] <KE1HA> actionParsnip, good point, so he's gonna have to Live-CD, then update FSTAB with the UUID's
[23:48] <KE1HA> or I should say MTAB
[23:48] <sjm> !br | twupexe
[23:49] <hkm> hi ppl
[23:49] <phil42> hi hkm
[23:49] <hkm> someboddy know some software for make freee nokia mobile phones?
[23:49] <ChB82> KE1HA: okay...thank you!
[23:50] <actionParsnip> KE1HA: i thought it'd be fstab
[23:50] <KE1HA> try using uuidgen and tune2fs to assign that UUID to the file system
[23:50] <actionParsnip> hkm: how do you mean "make free"
[23:50] <hkm> actionParsnip, free band
[23:51] <BigC> KE1HA: ok so I typed what you said but changed installation to update, and the next command in the shell script is  sudo apt-get update.  When I run this in the terminal, at the end of the line of  Press any key to update, it comes with read: 3: arg count
[23:51] <KE1HA> actionParsnip, your correst, it's FSTAB: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[23:51] <Out-Of-Hand> md5ssum
[23:51] <bugs_bugger> hello everyone. im having problems uninstalling the thunderbird mozilla build from ubuntuzilla. synaptic shows me this error message: thunderbird-mozilla-build: Subprocess instaled post-removal-script returned error code 2 (may not equal the actual error message, as i translated it)
[23:52] <KE1HA> It's as actionParsnip said, you have to update the UUID as the controller has changed.
[23:52] <KE1HA> Merely re-installing GRUB wont sort it out, was my error.
[23:53] <muse> hey, my wacom int2 keeps drawing even thou I have taken the pressure off the tip, has anyone else had this problem are can help me fix it?
[23:56] <KE1HA> BigC, to get the UUID wile using the Live-CD try this: sudo vol_id /dev/hda1 [where hda1 is your /boot ]
[23:56]  * uRock likes me new pet Meerkat
[23:56] <KE1HA> then edit the FSTAB with the UUID, I think that should work.
[23:56] <BigC> oh, ok
[23:57] <uRock> !Maverick Meerkat
[23:58] <uRock> !Meerkat
[23:58]  * phil42 will be riding the lynx for a long time
[23:58] <bwinterton> Does anyone have Blueman running on 10.04?
[23:59] <KE1HA> BigC, If no Joy there, Try: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid  which sould list all your UUID's then edit FSTAB
[23:59] <thune3> bugs_bugger: you might find more info in /var/log/apt/ and actual postrm script is something like /var/lib/dpkg/info/thunderbird-mozilla-build.postrm which you could inspect.