ikonia | rideh: twinview is fine for simple dual head, anything else, it's weak. | 00:00 |
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coz_ | jeeves_Moss, I guess you already tried reinstalling from synaptic...... look for all instances of icedtea on the system and remove them perhaps? | 00:00 |
coz_ | octavio, ok it is compiling here ...where did you get the source package from? | 00:00 |
ZykoticK9 | jeeves_Moss, just so you don't feel alone - i have the same issue with a different package in my Maverick install, I can't do anything with package manager right now :( Hope get some assistance (I also hope it might apply to my case) | 00:00 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: have you removed that script and then removed icedtea? | 00:00 |
jeeves_Moss | coz_, I did a "locate icedtea6-plugin" and manually killed them all. | 00:00 |
elvipolar | geting problems with ubuntu on lucid server, I can start the service, does anybody here can help me ? when I try to do "service smbd stop or restart or start" nothing happen it shows me a strange message ! | 00:00 |
coz_ | octavio, go here http://www.lxdream.org/download.php downlod the Source lscream-0.9.1.tar.gz | 00:01 |
octavio | coz i got it from ubuntu page | 00:01 |
jeeves_Moss | ZykoticK9, lol, kinda sucks when something stupid messes up everything. it's like a jellous ex g/f! | 00:01 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, not yet | 00:01 |
octavio | coz i think thats where i got it from let me check | 00:01 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/icedtea6-plugin.prerm | 00:02 |
DasEi | elvipolar: try with samba4 | 00:02 |
DasEi | elvipolar: and look for it in /etc/init.d/ | 00:02 |
rideh | ikonia: are there alternatives to xinerama and twinview? | 00:02 |
elvipolar | DasEi: what do you mean ? apt-get ins..... samba4 ? | 00:02 |
c3l | what is the tool called that manages users in gnome? | 00:03 |
ikonia | rideh: xinerama is what you want (you may be able to manually set it up with xrandr) | 00:03 |
coz_ | rideh, nvidia card? | 00:03 |
DasEi | elvipolar: smdb is for samba , nor ? | 00:03 |
ChogyDan | ZykoticK9: if you give me the error message, I can tell you what to delete | 00:03 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, same error | 00:03 |
octavio | coz wich one should i install | 00:03 |
ikonia | rideh: just keep in mind you'll get no 3d acceleration with xinerama | 00:03 |
coz_ | rideh, you want twinview for sure....what is the issue with twinview for you? | 00:03 |
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ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: pastebin? | 00:03 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, one sec. slow connection. LOL | 00:03 |
neverblue | trying to remove mysql-server [aptitude remove mysql-server], but when i do so I receive: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. When I do this, it just hangs. Is there any way I can remove mysql-server, so I can reinstall/reconfigure it correctly ? | 00:03 |
rideh | ikonia: i get 3d accell with xinerama it supposedly has a performance hit but i'm running a nvidia 460gtx so i dont see it | 00:03 |
octavio | coz i got ubuntu 10.04 32bit | 00:04 |
elvipolar | DasEi: yes it is, I just would like to make it works haha | 00:04 |
coz_ | neverblue, run that command then | 00:04 |
rideh | coz_: landscape + portrait | 00:04 |
coz_ | rideh, oh | 00:04 |
coz_ | rideh, nvidia-settings has adjustments for that I believe | 00:04 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, <cocks an eyebrow> one sec. something seems to be moving here. stand by please | 00:04 |
kermit | how do i submit patches? | 00:04 |
ikonia | rideh: xinerama doesn't support 3d on the nvidia card | 00:04 |
neverblue | coz_, please read the -entire- question | 00:04 |
Aemaeth | neverblue, synaptic couldn't remove it completely? i hate mysql and reinstall it constantly | 00:04 |
ikonia | rideh: not sure how you're getting that | 00:04 |
rideh | coz_: yeah twinview doesnt support it. i have it running with xinerama, just annoyed with the alignment. I'm running version 256 of the nvidia driver. nvidia-settings is kinda borked | 00:04 |
ikonia | kermit: patches to what | 00:04 |
DasEi | elvipolar: second, installing on vm now | 00:05 |
kermit | ikonia: just generally.. is the method different for every package? | 00:05 |
* dddw trusten http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRfluaMKoOY | 00:05 | |
rideh | ikonia: not sure either but it works? i can't get it across both panels, just screen 0 | 00:05 |
octavio | coz save the file | 00:05 |
coz_ | neverblue, sorry about that.... try running the command in text console first ctrl+alt+F1 | 00:05 |
ZykoticK9 | ChogyDan, very different package - you can see the bug i submitted https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/connman/+bug/614035 any insights would be great. there was no input in +1, although someone else had the same issue. | 00:05 |
ikonia | kermit: pretty much, depends if it's to ubuntu or to the upstream package | 00:05 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, ugh, coffee shop connections | 00:05 |
coz_ | octavio, ok extract the package....open terminal ...cd to the folder.... ./autogen.sh && make && sudo make install | 00:05 |
makson | Hi guys - is there a good doc on how to setup a jail to install IRSSI + Screen in ? | 00:05 |
coz_ | octavio, no sorry | 00:06 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: no worries | 00:06 |
Gustavo_Massa | Hi people. First time here. | 00:06 |
neverblue | coz_ I am unable to, as my Ubuntu install is within VMware | 00:06 |
coz_ | octavio, ./autogen.sh then ./configure && make && sudo make install | 00:06 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, I think killing that .prm file may have fixed it | 00:06 |
DasEi | !hi | Gustavo_Massa | 00:06 |
ubottu | Gustavo_Massa: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 00:06 |
coz_ | neverblue, ooo darn... then I cant help I never foll with vm at all here | 00:06 |
erUSUL | makson: no jails in linux ... closest thing is lxc http://blog.bodhizazen.net/linux/lxc-configure-ubuntu-lucid-containers/ | 00:07 |
jeeves_Moss | !play | jeeves | 00:07 |
neverblue | anyone else | 00:07 |
makson | erUSUL: really? I'm looking at a ubuntu doc right now is chrooting not jail? | 00:07 |
Gustavo_Massa | Thanks. I'm having some problems with my delta 1010lt soundboard and envy24control. Don't know if here's the right place to ask questions about audio. | 00:07 |
makson | erUSUL: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot | 00:07 |
octavio | coz so u want me to drag that sheet to terminal | 00:07 |
tensorpudding | chroot doesn't provide everything that jails provide | 00:07 |
c3l | what is the tool called that manages users in gnome? (not how I start it, I need to download it) | 00:07 |
coz_ | octavio, what sheet? | 00:07 |
makson | tensorpudding: example? | 00:08 |
tensorpudding | some people use the term "chroot jail" to describe what chroot can do. | 00:08 |
DasEi | elvipolar: sudo /etc/init.d/samba4 start or stop, and smb.conf done o' course | 00:08 |
erUSUL | makson: no. chrrot != jail ( freebsd/solaris ) | 00:08 |
coz_ | octavio, take a screenshot of what you mean and upload to picpaste.com | 00:08 |
neverblue | trying to remove mysql-server [aptitude remove mysql-server], but when i do so I receive: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. When I do this, it just hangs. Is there any way I can remove mysql-server, so I can reinstall/reconfigure it correctly ? | 00:08 |
rsouthard | if i have all_squash and anonuid=502 in my /etc/exports and 502=oracle will any file i create as user applqat be owned by oracle if i am in the nfs mounted directory? | 00:08 |
_HORNET_ | test | 00:08 |
makson | tensorpudding: I'm just looking to allow a few people to log into my VPS to run IRSSI and Screne, i wanted to isolate them from the rest of the system... can this be done with ubuntu? | 00:08 |
ilovefairuz | makson: chroot it only concerned with file system, not memory or process allocation | 00:08 |
makson | Hmm.. | 00:08 |
tensorpudding | makson: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/jails-intro.html describes the difference between FreeBSD's jails and chroot | 00:08 |
DasEi | c3l: users-admin | 00:09 |
octavio | coz ok i extract it i get a folder what next open the terminal | 00:09 |
makson | tensorpudding: for what i'm trying to do would that be alright, i just don't want them to blow the box up, or hack into root. | 00:09 |
coz_ | octavio, yes open a terminal and cd to that folder | 00:09 |
octavio | and cd the drive cd | 00:10 |
coz_ | octavio, ?? | 00:10 |
tensorpudding | I'm not entirely sure what all you want that to entail. | 00:10 |
c3l | DasEi: there is not pakage with that name in the repository | 00:10 |
Aemaeth | nautilus needs a "open terminal from this folder" option | 00:10 |
coz_ | Aemaeth, there are scripts for that | 00:10 |
makson | ilovefairuz: I see, if the user connecting just has regular rights, and all they have in there chroot environment is irssi + screen, that's deciently secure correct? | 00:10 |
tensorpudding | You can give them accounts without any sudo privileges | 00:11 |
coz_ | octavio, where is the folder? | 00:11 |
octavio | coz i open terminal what do i type | 00:11 |
tensorpudding | and I believe you can chroot jail users using ssh | 00:11 |
makson | tensorpudding: yes, no sudo, locked down to the two apps, and perl libs that it needs. | 00:11 |
ilovefairuz | makson: you probably want sandboxing using apparmor or selinux | 00:11 |
neverblue | help! :D | 00:11 |
erUSUL | Aemaeth: nautilus-open-terminal package | 00:11 |
octavio | coz its in the download folders | 00:11 |
coz_ | octavio, ok in terminal type cd downloads | 00:11 |
ZykoticK9 | erUSUL, you beat me | 00:11 |
makson | ilovefairuz: sheesh, i come from a windows world, and sandboxing & jails sound the same..,, | 00:11 |
coz_ | octavio, rather cd Downloads | 00:11 |
coz_ | octavio, it has to be an upper case D | 00:12 |
Koshie | Hi | 00:12 |
rsouthard | anyone know the the name of the pam module that identifies if a services will work with tcp wrappers? | 00:12 |
ilovefairuz | !apparmor | makson | 00:12 |
ubottu | makson: For information about the AppArmor security framework employed in Ubuntu (since Gutsy Gibbon), see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor | 00:12 |
makson | ubottu: looking at that now. | 00:12 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:12 |
ZykoticK9 | erUSUL, "apt-cache search open terminal nautilus" finds only the right one ;) | 00:12 |
makson | ubottu: Hi | 00:12 |
Aemaeth | coz_, if you're teaching him terminal, tell him about TAB? | 00:12 |
ubottu | Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 00:12 |
erUSUL | ZykoticK9: :) | 00:12 |
coz_ | Aemaeth, for sure | 00:13 |
tensorpudding | ubottu is so self-deprecating | 00:13 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:13 |
makson | ubottu: what are you written in? | 00:13 |
ubottu | I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:13 |
ilovefairuz | !brain > makson | 00:13 |
ubottu | makson, please see my private message | 00:13 |
coz_ | octavio, did you get to that Downloads folder in the terminal? | 00:13 |
erUSUL | makson: python | 00:13 |
Koshie | I've a big trouble with Ejabberd, I can't connect myself with the admin account at the website Ejabberd of my server. I've create a new password for it with ejabberdctl, I've remove and create a new admin account but I CAN'T connect myself ! | 00:13 |
Aemaeth | thanks erUSUL | 00:13 |
erUSUL | makson: is a supybot | 00:13 |
Koshie | I'm sure the first password was good ! | 00:13 |
makson | Cool. | 00:13 |
coz_ | octavio, its ok if you are confused just answer the questions so I know where you are with this | 00:13 |
Koshie | I've 5 passwords for the important account. I've not lose it. | 00:13 |
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makson | sheesh, it's a bit tuff to follow since there are so many people in here | 00:14 |
octavio | coz ok i get this my octavio@octavio-desktop downloads after pressing enter | 00:14 |
coz_ | makson, that is why you should type the first 2 or 3 letters of someones name ...hit tab to complete it ...then type the message so they can be alerted :) | 00:14 |
DasEi | c3l:I guess it's in gnome-panel | 00:14 |
Koshie | So if anyone have a good way for me... | 00:14 |
surrender | hey guys, i had fun getting the nvidia drivers installed for my card and things are going better than they started, the biggest problem i have now is i'm using s-video and every start it says the nvidia module could load or sometihing and there was no screen found and i'm required to boot into safe graphics mode, any quick fix, i | 00:14 |
surrender | ? | 00:14 |
octavio | coz press enter again | 00:15 |
coz_ | octavio, no no close that terminal | 00:15 |
makson | So what are the recommendentations.... again... 3-5 users accessing my VPS for ssh + irssi + screen access that's IT! I want to lock them down so thye can't blow up the system.... | 00:15 |
coz_ | octavio, open a fresh terminal | 00:15 |
octavio | ok | 00:15 |
oli_ | oli@oli-desktop:~$ xdriinfo | 00:15 |
oli_ | Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0". | 00:15 |
oli_ | Screen 0: not direct rendering capable. | 00:15 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: Ok, i have the disk booted, now what? | 00:15 |
makson | we have AppArmor... anything else? | 00:15 |
octavio | i did | 00:15 |
neverblue | trying to remove mysql-server [aptitude remove mysql-server], but when i do so I receive: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. When I do this, it just hangs. Is there any way I can remove mysql-server, so I can reinstall/reconfigure it correctly ? | 00:15 |
coz_ | octavio, ok now you said it is in the Downloads folder in your home directory ...yes? | 00:15 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: And will an OEM install make any difference? | 00:15 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: booted alternate cd ? | 00:15 |
octavio | yup | 00:16 |
oli_ | [ 0.098026] system 00:07: iomem range 0x0-0x9ffff could not be reserved | 00:16 |
oli_ | [ 0.098047] system 00:07: iomem range 0xfffe0000-0xffffffff could not be reserved | 00:16 |
oli_ | [ 0.098066] system 00:07: iomem range 0x100000-0x17ffffff could not be reserved | 00:16 |
oli_ | [ 0.098100] system 00:08: iomem range 0xf0000-0xf3fff could not be reserved | 00:16 |
oli_ | [ 0.098117] system 00:08: iomem range 0xf4000-0xfffff could not be reserved | 00:16 |
oli_ | [ 0.098134] system 00:08: iomem range 0xcd000-0xcffff has been reserved | 00:16 |
FloodBot3 | oli_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:16 |
c3l | DasEi: I dont have the full gnome suit, but I want that package. or some other gui frontend to manage users etc | 00:16 |
octavio | coz yup | 00:16 |
ChogyDan | neverblue: what happens when you try to remove it? | 00:16 |
coz_ | octavio, ok in that fresh terminl ONLY type cd Downloads make sure the uppder case D is used | 00:16 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: Yeah | 00:16 |
coz_ | octavio, then hit enter once | 00:16 |
octavio | ok | 00:17 |
slimjimflim | i installed the kernel patch this morning and now my usb keyboard randomly borks | 00:17 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: repair broken system | 00:17 |
makson | ilovefairuz: so chroot just locks down the file system, isn't that pretty good teamed with taking away sudo privliages? | 00:17 |
coz_ | octavio, ok now type ls that is a lower case L | 00:17 |
slimjimflim | first time i unplugged and plugged back in | 00:17 |
slimjimflim | fixed it | 00:17 |
slimjimflim | this last time i couldn't get it, had to reboot | 00:17 |
slimjimflim | anybody else having this issue? | 00:17 |
coz_ | octavio, that should show the names of the packages and diretories in the Download folder ...yes? | 00:17 |
slimjimflim | fixed it? | 00:17 |
octavio | it say downloads | 00:18 |
ecrane | where's a good site to get themes for ubuntu 8.04? | 00:18 |
octavio | press enter again | 00:18 |
zcat[1] | two identical RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ cards installed, only the first one shows up. I know there's something I add in /etc/modprobe.d/ to make the same driver find the second card because I did it once before, but memory and google are failing me. Any hints? | 00:18 |
coz_ | octavio, do you have another folder in Downloads named downloads??? | 00:18 |
surrender | anyone use tv-out with an older nvidia card? | 00:18 |
octavio | no | 00:18 |
Sasquatch7 | How would I open a web browser in the background and remain in the terminal once the browser is opened? I have tried & but the browser still opens over whatever window i'm currently in. | 00:18 |
DasEi | c3l:gnome-system-tools it is | 00:18 |
coz_ | octavio, ok lets make this easier ... go to that file you extracted and cut and paste it onto the Desktop | 00:18 |
Aemaeth | coz_, yeah, i have one of those download folders too | 00:19 |
coz_ | o0 | 00:19 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: Ok, hope that works | 00:19 |
c3l | DasEi: thanks | 00:19 |
octavio | coz i did it | 00:19 |
no--name | lets say i had a bunch of files named file 01 - file 20 .... how would i rename them to file.01 - file.20 with one command? | 00:19 |
coz_ | octavio, ok so it on the Desktop now ...yes?? | 00:19 |
zcat[1] | perhaps I'll just wait for the upgrade to 10.04 to finish and see if it figures it out for itself :) | 00:19 |
octavio | coz yup | 00:20 |
ilovefairuz | makson: it depends on what you have on stake, if there are sensitive data on that box, then tighten it as much as you can | 00:20 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: should, though I'm getting tired now up since 6 am, being 20 past 1 night here | 00:20 |
coz_ | octavio, ok now open a fresh terminal | 00:20 |
almoxarife | the desktop has a click-able option to 'clean up by name' , I would like to know what the command line is for it so that I can have it auto done on each login to my account | 00:20 |
makson | ilovefairuz: nothing sensative at all, just irc logs | 00:20 |
octavio | coz ok | 00:20 |
coz_ | octavio, type cd Desktop with an upper case D | 00:20 |
makson | ilovefairuz: really just wanting to give a few users access to the box to allow them to always be connected thats all buddies of mine. | 00:20 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: Allright :) Wonder what i should do if it doesnt though | 00:20 |
coz_ | octavio, hit enter only once | 00:20 |
ChogyDan | neverblue: oh, nm, that's what you doin. One thing to try would be to remove all the scripts for that package (all scripts with that package name in /var/lib/dpkg/info), run the dpkg configure again, then run the remove command. This is a very hacky method | 00:20 |
Aemaeth | no--name, isn't there actually a rename program? you could throw it a wildcard | 00:20 |
chroniK | hey :) | 00:20 |
no--name | Aemaeth: yeah there is i just don't know how to do it | 00:21 |
zcat[1] | makson, beware, lets they upload sounds of the telephone ringing and play them at random times to bewilder and confuse you... ;) | 00:21 |
coz_ | octavio, there? | 00:21 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: just ask how to get a gf61.. running by live or alternate-cd | 00:21 |
no--name | i tried $ rename 's/\ /.' * | 00:21 |
no--name | did not work | 00:21 |
Aemaeth | no--name, do a man rename, it seems to explain it | 00:21 |
Aemaeth | ah, k | 00:21 |
hippiemalo | hello | 00:21 |
octavio | it says desktop now | 00:21 |
coz_ | octavio, ok | 00:22 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: it's not so geekish noone knows ..;-) | 00:22 |
makson | ilovefairuz: i can spend days locking the thing down, but the question is does it require siuch a lock down. I'm thinking no... I have snapshots on the box, I want to block people from installing shit, and from snooping around other users home folders thats pretty much it. | 00:22 |
coz_ | octavio, ok now what is the name of the folder you just put onto the Desktop??? | 00:22 |
surrender | what package do i have to install to enable file sharing? i installed samba and it still says i need a package | 00:22 |
makson | zcat[1]: good thing I don't have speakers then :) | 00:22 |
chroniK | hey hippiemalo :) | 00:22 |
octavio | lxdream 0.9.1 | 00:23 |
hippiemalo | hey chroniK ;) | 00:23 |
zcat[1] | makson, I gave a friend access like that years back and that's what he did. Spent several days running to answer the phone before I figured out what was going on ;) | 00:23 |
ilovefairuz | makson: you could lock communications with iptables to a few specific IRC hosts and you'll be one step ahead | 00:23 |
coz_ | octavio, ok in that same terminal that says :Desktop type cd lxd then hit the tab keyboard button to complete it's name and hit enter once | 00:23 |
Koshie | Anyone know for my Ejabberd's problem ? | 00:23 |
hippiemalo | Hello Everybody, I have some troubles with VMD installation. can some body help me? | 00:23 |
almoxarife | surrender: nautilus share I believe is also needed | 00:23 |
Koshie | hippiemalo: ask. | 00:23 |
Koshie | :) | 00:23 |
surrender | ty almoxarife | 00:23 |
Koshie | "Don't ask to ask, just ask." | 00:23 |
octavio | ok now hit enter | 00:24 |
oli_ | oli@oli-desktop:~$ xdriinfo | 00:24 |
coz_ | octavio, the terminal should now say you are in lxdream ....yes? | 00:24 |
oli_ | Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0". | 00:24 |
oli_ | Screen 0: not direct rendering capable. | 00:24 |
hippiemalo | I would like to run the 'make file install' but it didn't work. | 00:24 |
octavio | yup | 00:24 |
oli_ | oli@oli-desktop:~$ glxinfo | 00:24 |
oli_ | name of display: :0.0 | 00:24 |
oli_ | X Error of failed request: BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation) | 00:24 |
Oer | oli_, do not flood | 00:24 |
oli_ | Major opcode of failed request: 137 (GLX) | 00:24 |
oli_ | Minor opcode of failed request: 19 (X_GLXQueryServerString) | 00:24 |
oli_ | Serial number of failed request: 16 | 00:24 |
oli_ | Current serial number in output stream: 16 | 00:24 |
ilovefairuz | makson: you could also mount the home partition with noexec | 00:24 |
hippiemalo | I would like to run the 'make file install' but it didn't work. Koshie | 00:24 |
octavio | coz hit enter now | 00:25 |
oli_ | wher i can download xorg.conf for ati 9200 | 00:25 |
coz_ | octavio, ok now in that terminal type ./autog and hit the tab button and make sure it ends up saying ./autogen.sh | 00:25 |
oli_ | ?? | 00:25 |
oli_ | wher i can download xorg.conf for ati 9200 | 00:25 |
oli_ | ?? | 00:25 |
oli_ | wher i can download xorg.conf for ati 9200 | 00:25 |
coz_ | octanium, then hit the enter key once | 00:25 |
oli_ | ?? | 00:25 |
oli_ | wher i can download xorg.conf for ati 9200 | 00:25 |
oli_ | ?? | 00:25 |
ilovefairuz | oli_: stop | 00:25 |
|inoh | hi, I have ubuntu karmic installed on a external hdd. If I boot it on my laptop it boots fine, with the exception of running disk check 70% of the time. If I boot it on my fiancees laptop it gets the the ubuntu symbol, goes to the blank screen to indicate loading, then freezes. Why might this be??? | 00:25 |
makson | ilovefairuz: noexec, prevent's them from executing stuff ? whitelist? | 00:25 |
oli_ | where i can download xorg.conf for ati 9200 | 00:25 |
oli_ | ?? | 00:25 |
oli_ | sorry | 00:25 |
oli_ | okey | 00:25 |
oli_ | ?? | 00:25 |
coz_ | octavio, tell me when that finishes | 00:25 |
DasEi | oli_: calm down a little, or won't get help here | 00:25 |
makson | ^ yaaaaa | 00:25 |
Daekdroom | !patience | oli_ | 00:25 |
ubottu | oli_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 00:25 |
ilovefairuz | !enter | oli_ | 00:25 |
ubottu | oli_: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 00:25 |
oli_ | now my internet connect it's 2 kb/s | 00:25 |
Aemaeth | no--name, i don't know that perplexer stuff they're talking about, so i can't really help, i'm thinking cp might be useful as well | 00:26 |
Daekdroom | oli_, by the way, ubuntu doesn't need xorg.conf in most of situations | 00:26 |
almoxarife | the desktop has a click-able option to 'clean up by name' , I would like to know what the command line is for it so that I can have it auto done on each login to my account???????????????? | 00:26 |
oli_ | that way flood | 00:26 |
oli_ | flood | 00:26 |
oli_ | flood | 00:26 |
ilovefairuz | makson: from executing things in their home directory, but they can still execute system binaries | 00:26 |
makson | oli_: quit bein a clown | 00:26 |
hippiemalo | Koshie, All in all, I've unpackaged the vmd tar then I configured the ./configure file. then I cd to src and maked 'sudo make install'. | 00:26 |
aeon-ltd | oli_: u be trollin'? | 00:26 |
oli_ | yes and sorry | 00:26 |
almoxarife | hippiemalo: you get an error? | 00:26 |
Daekdroom | !troll > oli_ | 00:26 |
ubottu | oli_, please see my private message | 00:26 |
coz_ | octavio, is it still working? | 00:27 |
aeon-ltd | oli_: you don't need a xorg.conf if you do generate one with X --generate | 00:27 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, ok, next idea? | 00:27 |
makson | ilovefairuz: i'll look into that, i wan't to prevent them from scping stuff up to the box. | 00:27 |
tyler_d|werkin | wireless will not work on 10.04... tried modifying and resetting the /etc/network/interfaces file, the nm-applet just tries and tries to connect to the network but ultimately fails? | 00:27 |
aeon-ltd | * --configure my bad | 00:27 |
makson | ilovefairuz: scp runs over same port as ssh, so not sure how i can do that... | 00:27 |
MChaver | Hi there, are you giving support for Maverick? | 00:27 |
istvan | Hey, i just installed ubuntu 10.04 on my custom build, and it works fine... up until i'm asked to log in. then it removes the login window, i just get the desktop backgorund and cursor. no menus or anything. this is usubntu studio btw, but i had trouble with plain ubuntu too. | 00:27 |
ilovefairuz | makson: even if they did, with noexec they won't be able to execute it | 00:27 |
octavio | ok now it dont do anything when i press tap,did you wanna me to put ./autog next to lxdream-0.91 | 00:28 |
rww | MChaver: not until it's released. #ubuntu+1 is for development versions | 00:28 |
MChaver | alright thanks | 00:28 |
coz_ | octavio, yes type ./autog then hit the tab button once to complete it so it says ./autogen.sh | 00:28 |
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jeeves_Moss | anyone able to take a stab @ this? http://pastebin.com/rsPsg49i | 00:28 |
oli_ | free my hardware 9200 | 00:28 |
jeeves_Moss | coz_, I did a "locate icedtea6-plugin" and manually killed them all. | 00:28 |
hippiemalo | almoxarife, yeah. the ./configure install couldn't cp to some directories. | 00:28 |
coz_ | octavio, or simply type ./autogen.sh | 00:28 |
jeeves_Moss | coz_, http://pastebin.com/rsPsg49i | 00:28 |
zcat[1] | damn fingerprint on CD... it gets 90% of the way through fetching packages and then breaks! | 00:29 |
makson | ilovefairuz: i guess im confused when were talking about mounting the FS? I guess that's what happens with chroot, i mount to a folder which then becomes the chroot env? i can do that with noexec? it will still run things like grep rgiht? | 00:29 |
octavio | cok | 00:29 |
zcat[1] | hopefully this time it'll work | 00:29 |
hippiemalo | Make: Error 1 or some one else. almoxarife | 00:29 |
coz_ | jeeves_Moss, yikes ! this is a pain! not sure I can help at this point... if no one else can here try the ##linux channel | 00:29 |
coz_ | octavio, ok is that working? | 00:29 |
jeeves_Moss | coz_, thanks. this is generally making me mad | 00:30 |
octavio | coz i did and press enter after that sayed didnt find directory | 00:30 |
tyler_d|werkin | and after doing iwconfig I determined that the device is eth1... on doing sudo ifup eth1 I get ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1? | 00:30 |
coz_ | jeeves_Moss, I can completely understand why | 00:30 |
hippiemalo | join #ubuntu-es | 00:30 |
coz_ | octavio, ok close the terminal | 00:30 |
ilovefairuz | makson: if you put their home directories (/home) on a separate partition and add 'noexec' to the mount options in /etc/fstab, they won't be able to execute any binaries located inside their home directory, but they can use system binaries (/bin, /usr/bin, etc) | 00:30 |
octavio | coz k | 00:30 |
coz_ | octavio, open a fresh terminal and type cd Desktop | 00:30 |
rideh | Tip to others, make sure when you are using 2 monitors you get the same pixel pitch. If your ocd the offset will anoy you to no end | 00:31 |
rwhe | experiencing pulseaudio issues under lucid (no sound at all). | 00:31 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: did you try the command I gave earlier? | 00:31 |
rideh | I have gotten my xinerama to respect my window positioning but now my cursor dissapears when its above screen1 | 00:31 |
octavio | coz ok same Desktop now | 00:31 |
coz_ | octavio, then tyep cd lxdream and hit the key board Tab button once and then hit enter | 00:31 |
makson | ilovefairuz: ok a partition, so is there a way to resize my active boxes partition, its one big one now, and then create a new partition for the chroot env with noexec? something like gpart? | 00:31 |
oli_ | my graphic card it's slow and not free, how free a power of ati radeon 9200 on ubuntu 9.10 | 00:31 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, yes, it allowed the update to happen, then errored out @ that line @ the end of the update | 00:31 |
rideh | and if i try to drag a window above screen0 it resets to the bottom of screen 1. very odd | 00:32 |
ilovefairuz | makson: yes, gparted | 00:32 |
_pr0t0type_ | Hello everyone. Does anyone know how to configure your shell to show all hidden files/folders by default? I've seen that when it's enabled, the command-line prompt has a: [~]: combo. Anyone know about this? | 00:32 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: hmmm, did I have you remove the icedtea6-plugin.postinst script? | 00:32 |
Jinxzs | is it possible to make a partition after the installation. | 00:32 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, no? | 00:32 |
octavio | coz now its saying the samething with out the cd | 00:32 |
ilovefairuz | _pr0t0type_: alias ls='ls -a' | 00:33 |
coz_ | octavio, ?? does it not say you are in lxdream ? | 00:33 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: rm that then, repost any further errors | 00:33 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, one sec | 00:33 |
coz_ | octavio, i am going to PM you so look for it | 00:33 |
ilovefairuz | Jinxzs: yes it's possible, use the gparted livecd | 00:33 |
_pr0t0type_ | ilovefairuz: sweet! So I'll add that to my bashrc. Thanks | 00:33 |
oli_ | e, i gow install windows xp, and ati drivers for nt 5 | 00:33 |
oli_ | bey | 00:33 |
octavio | coz nope it saying wat i typed but with out the cd word | 00:33 |
rwhe | hi everyone, can anyone help with my lucid pulseaudio problems? no sound. | 00:33 |
slimjimflim | anybody else having any problems w/ usb keyboards since the kernel patch? | 00:33 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, hummm, looks to be working. one more sec please | 00:34 |
oli_ | yes | 00:34 |
ilovefairuz | !sound | rwhe | 00:34 |
ubottu | rwhe: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 00:34 |
slimjimflim | rwhe: don't ask to ask, just ask | 00:34 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, YES!!! ok, that seems to have fixed it. now, may I ask what that file does so I know for next time? | 00:34 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: ok, make sure to remove the package, apt-get clean, and then try again | 00:34 |
petriborg1 | hi does anyone have any suggestion as to how I can get my atheros AR5001X+ card working in ubuntu 10.04? I've got it working *sometimes* by installing compat-wireless kernel modules... But I keep running into problems where NetworkManager is unable to acquire the WPA2 connection | 00:35 |
rideh | coz_: Got a quick sec for a xinerama question? | 00:35 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: it is just a "packaging" file. postinst = post-installation script | 00:35 |
hippiemalo | almoxarife, yeah. the ./configure install couldn't cp to some directories. | 00:36 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, ahhh, ok. thanks. | 00:36 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: pastebin: lshw -C network, and how did you install compat-wireless? manually compiled it or from a package/ | 00:36 |
oli_ | sometime on spec. hardware linux kernel, work fine some of time day or less, and then after come a nigtmer... | 00:36 |
hippiemalo | Koshie, All in all, I've unpackaged the vmd tar then I configured the ./configure file. then I cd to src and maked 'sudo make install'. | 00:36 |
coz_ | rideh, I am not too up on xinerama guy sorry I have not dealt with it for a few years now | 00:36 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, do you have another minute to track down what keeps causing an auth popup every time I open FF? | 00:36 |
petriborg1 | @ilovefairuz by the package | 00:36 |
petriborg1 | i'll get the pastebin | 00:36 |
rideh | coz_: all console? | 00:36 |
ChogyDan | jeeves_Moss: sorry, I dunno | 00:36 |
ilovefairuz | !compile | hippiemalo, use checkinstall --- | 00:36 |
ubottu | hippiemalo, use checkinstall ---: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 00:36 |
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SH-Chris | How i DISPISE this PC :| | 00:37 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: pastebin lshw -C network | 00:37 |
petriborg1 | http://pastebin.com/UJBHUkFN | 00:37 |
petriborg1 | there you go | 00:37 |
jeeves_Moss | ChogyDan, is there a way to track what program is connected to a port #? the popup keeps asking for a username/pass on localhost:<random port> | 00:37 |
dude1 | aloha | 00:37 |
dude1 | i got a question | 00:37 |
SH-Chris | My phone has more ram than this POS... | 00:37 |
SH-Chris | anyways | 00:37 |
jeeves_Moss | SH-Chris, LOL, I know that feeling | 00:38 |
SH-Chris | Anyways | 00:38 |
SH-Chris | Lol.. | 00:38 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: what's the name of the package? | 00:38 |
SH-Chris | I have the rescue options loaded | 00:38 |
SH-Chris | I need to know which to select | 00:38 |
petriborg1 | linux-backports-modules-wireless-2.6.32-24-generic linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic | 00:39 |
zcat[1] | Applying changes... | 00:39 |
petriborg1 | those are the 2 that install compat-wireless | 00:39 |
psycho789 | how much space do you guys suggest I allocate for ubuntu? | 00:39 |
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SH-Chris | DasEi: I have rescue options, dont kno wwhich to choose tho | 00:39 |
Guest63232 | Hello guys i am chatting from backtrak 4 | 00:39 |
Guest63232 | its cooooooooooooooooool | 00:39 |
ilovefairuz | !who | petriborg1 | 00:39 |
ubottu | petriborg1: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 00:39 |
chroniK | really Guest63232 ? | 00:39 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: xsserver-related ?! | 00:39 |
dude1 | right now i am transferring a lot of files via FTP and Nautilus tells me it takes about four more hours. I'd like to go to sleep now, but I don't want my computer to be running all night. is here any way to tell my computer to "shutdown -h" right after the "file operations"-dialog is finished? | 00:39 |
Guest63232 | yeah! | 00:40 |
chroniK | what are u using it for? ;p | 00:40 |
petriborg1 | ok ilovefairuz i will do that - the 2 modules are linux-backports-modules-wireless-2.6.32-24-generic linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic | 00:40 |
oli_ | ubuntu to much more change, som that work change | 00:40 |
zcat[1] | psycho789, all of it ;) | 00:40 |
zcat[1] | I like to keep my installs simple.. everything is / and a little at the end for swap | 00:40 |
chroniK | I'v messed with the wifi section a bit.. | 00:40 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: It doesnt show that.. | 00:40 |
Guest63232 | for hacking wep password from my neighbours wifi | 00:40 |
Guest63232 | LOL | 00:40 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: It give me shell execution options as well as reinstalling GRUB | 00:40 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: you should use only the latter, it will automatically depend on the latest version | 00:40 |
chroniK | ;DD | 00:40 |
oli_ | why change the confgi of grub | 00:40 |
jeeves_Moss | Guest63232, is it wep or wpa? | 00:40 |
oli_ | old menu.lst simple and cool | 00:40 |
oli_ | new crap | 00:41 |
SH-Chris | Guest63232: AWE, lucky. Youre wifi card supports injection :( | 00:41 |
jeeves_Moss | SH-Chris, cards are cheap! e-bay man | 00:41 |
chroniK | my old netgear supports injection ;) | 00:41 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - sure understood | 00:41 |
DasEi | SH-Chris: it was your graphics, so you'd chroot into the hd first | 00:41 |
Kenny_Duehit | when using fdisk to mount a usb hard drive, what is the device name? fdisk /dev/???? | 00:41 |
dude1 | is there no way to shutdown automatically after a FTP file transfer finishes? | 00:41 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: ihave a dev option and one that says "Execute a shell in teh installer environment" | 00:42 |
Kenny_Duehit | *fdisk to read a usb hard drive | 00:42 |
chroniK | i was reading about using Graphics card power to speeding the cracking/scanning process up | 00:42 |
zcat[1] | Kenny_Duehit, usually /dev/sdb, dmesg will tell you | 00:42 |
chroniK | any know out about that? | 00:42 |
chroniK | any1* | 00:42 |
Oer | !mount | 00:42 |
ubottu | mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount | 00:42 |
Kenny_Duehit | zcat[1]: thanks | 00:42 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - the error I think i'm getting is NetworkManager: <info> (wlan0): deactivating device (reason: 38). -- not sure what that means tho | 00:42 |
oli_ | sometime hellp I want put to /dev/null... | 00:42 |
makson | ilovefairuz: thanks dude, I appricate it. I think that will work for now. | 00:42 |
zcat[1] | also fdisk isn't used to mount.. mount is used to mount ;) | 00:42 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9537066 | 00:43 |
Kenny_Duehit | zcat[1]: ahahahaha I forgot to turn on the external HD. DERP!!! | 00:43 |
zcat[1] | Kenny_Duehit, you fail! ;) | 00:43 |
Kenny_Duehit | zcat[1]: indeed | 00:43 |
ilovefairuz | makson: you're welcome | 00:43 |
Kenny_Duehit | http://i.imgur.com/1zlPd.jpg | 00:44 |
oli_ | on next week I instal freespire and use cnr.com | 00:44 |
oli_ | bey | 00:44 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - yeah i've seen this forum post, but madwifi doesn't seem to work for me at all, possibly because HAL is dead in 10.04? | 00:44 |
zcat[1] | cam in the other day to sort out a printer problem here, turned out the USB plug was unplugged. I didn't spot it as fast as I should have either, spent way too long trying to figure out the problem. | 00:44 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - the strange thing is that I've *almost* got the ath5k drivers working in 10.04 for me, I can get it to connect if I initiate the wifi by CLI *before* i login to gnome ( I do this by ssh and using cnetworkmanager) | 00:45 |
zcat[1] | Hmm, Frank's out for about an hour and a half. Should I install Ubuntu on the other desktop here? ;) | 00:45 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: madwifi's HAL is different from the now dead HAL | 00:45 |
SH-Chris | DasEi: Any help as to which option i choose? | 00:45 |
froschi | um, why is there /usr/share/doc/mono on my system while apt-get says it's not installed? i hate that stuff and need the 20MB | 00:46 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: how you tried wicd? | 00:46 |
petriborg1 | but yet madwifi isn't supported by anything including wpa_suplicant / NetworkManager | 00:46 |
froschi | oops.... /usr/lib/mono i mean... deleted it :) | 00:46 |
zcat[1] | I should probably boot up a live CD and evaluate hardware support, then I can bring up ubuntu as an option in future | 00:46 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - yes i tried wicd i thad the same problem as the NM | 00:46 |
dude2 | right now i am transferring a lot of files via FTP and Nautilus tells me it takes about four more hours. I'd like to go to sleep now, but I don't want my computer to be running all night. is here any way to tell my computer to "shutdown -h" right after the "file operations"-dialog is finished? | 00:46 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz both wicd and NM would die trying to init WPA | 00:46 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: post the snippet from /var/log/messages relevant to the connection, all of it | 00:47 |
beardy | petriborg1: Not at all.. | 00:47 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - i'll post the daemon.log into a pastbin | 00:47 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: no, the 'messages' log | 00:48 |
c3l | if I make changes to a user, does that user have to log out and in for the new changes to get applied? | 00:48 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - ok | 00:48 |
ilovefairuz | c3l: what kind of changes? | 00:48 |
beardy | c3l: If you mean to their shell's profile, yes. Or 'source' the altered file. | 00:49 |
dude1 | is there any way to tell my computer to "shutdown -h" right after the "file operations"-dialog is finished? | 00:49 |
zcat[1] | c3l, generally yes | 00:49 |
c3l | ilovefairuz: permissions to use sudo, what groups the user belongs to etc | 00:49 |
zcat[1] | c3l in my experience, things like than the user has to log out for them to take effect | 00:50 |
beardy | c3l: Group memberships yes, re-login is necessary. | 00:50 |
c3l | beardy: I was thinking more about the permission to use sudo or not, and what groups the user belongs to | 00:50 |
ilovefairuz | dude1: you can specify a time | 00:50 |
c3l | beardy: oh thanks | 00:50 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - er how do i tell which part is the relevant part of the message log? | 00:50 |
ilovefairuz | c3l: no and no | 00:50 |
beardy | c3l: sudo changes will work as soon as they're addded. | 00:51 |
dude1 | ilovefairuz: you mean like "sudo shutdown -h +240"? | 00:51 |
rideh | Anyone any good with Xinerama in here? | 00:51 |
c3l | ilovefairuz: no and no? so if I remove some groups and add some groups to a user, those changes will be in use directly? | 00:51 |
zcat[1] | beardy, you sure? sudu permissions as in being added to the sys group.. I'm pretty sure you're wrong about this | 00:51 |
ilovefairuz | dude1: or use xx:yy ( a specifc time in 24 hr format), type man shutdown in a terminal | 00:51 |
froschi | ....mmm... i tried 'apt-cache search --installed mono' ... from the man i know this doesn't work (works only for depends).... what is the correct way? (in the ssh/term/shell.... i don't have no easy remote gui connection to the machine)...? | 00:52 |
beardy | c3l: But if the new sudo policies involves membership of new groups, re-login. | 00:52 |
c3l | rideh: I dont know if im good at it, but I use xinerama and can set it up, what do you need? | 00:52 |
ilovefairuz | c3l: as far as i know, yes | 00:52 |
beardy | zcat[1]: I'm not wrong. | 00:52 |
c3l | beardy: ilovefairuz: you two are basically telling me the oposite | 00:53 |
dude1 | but I'd like it to shutdown after the transfer is finished and not like, perhaps, an hour later or so … is there no way to do this? the window "file operations" closes itself, can't it trigger a shutdown by this or anything? | 00:53 |
ilovefairuz | c3l: not really, it depends on the specific scenario | 00:53 |
zcat[1] | beardy, adding permissions to sudoers, sure.. adding user to a group that has sudo access, you have to log out and back in again so your shell is in the group | 00:53 |
SH-Chris | Sad face, seems dasEi cant help meh :( | 00:53 |
rideh | c3l: Works fine 1 landscape 1 portrait. Once i horizontally aligned the monitors (bottom edge) the top half of the portrait monitor became unusable.. any ideas? | 00:53 |
c3l | ilovefairuz: oh, I see | 00:53 |
ilovefairuz | c3l: what kind of changes are you making? exactly what they are? | 00:53 |
makson | how can i blcok users form using the sudo command? | 00:53 |
beardy | zcat[1]: Did you read anything of what I said? | 00:54 |
makson | or the su - command? | 00:54 |
mikeliss | I'm having issues connecting to cups on my localhost. I don't think I've done anything remotely related to printer settings in a LONG time. Anybody know why I would have this problem? | 00:54 |
maco | makson: well if there's no root password "su -" without a user name after it will always fail | 00:54 |
maco | makson: with a username after it, theyd have to know that user's password | 00:54 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - http://pastebin.com/U3BxjKH6 | 00:54 |
ilovefairuz | makson: 'su -' requires knowing the root password, and use: EDITOR=nano visudo | 00:54 |
SH-Chris | Can anybody else help me with my problem? | 00:54 |
c3l | ilovefairuz: I want to remove sudo permission, I guess thats removing the user from the admin group, and add a new user which has sudo permissions, but the adding wont be any problem | 00:54 |
maco | makson: if you remove them from tha "admin" group they wont have automatic access to sudo either | 00:54 |
rwhe | how do i open sound preferences? i don't see it under System > Prefs | 00:54 |
mikeliss | I've tried restarting cups, but to no avail, and I'm just frustrated cause all I want to do is print a recipe to make dinner. | 00:54 |
maco | makson: /etc/sudoers by default only allows members of the admin group to use sudo | 00:55 |
frankS2 | Hi i just downloaded firefox beta , when i try to run it i get firefox-bin no such file or directory, when i run ./firefox-bin | 00:55 |
frankS2 | but it is there | 00:55 |
c3l | rideh: what tool are you doing it with, try some gui frontend such as arandr | 00:55 |
zcat[1] | beardy, yes.. is depends on 'how' you're giving the user access to sudo. Un ubuntu the usual way is ad them to whatever group has admin rights, adm I think | 00:55 |
zcat[1] | bah, never mind | 00:55 |
rideh | c3l: i hardcoded the xorg.conf. I'm using nvidia drivers | 00:55 |
ilovefairuz | c3l: i think you won't need to logout for this | 00:56 |
SH-Chris | I need help with getting ubuntu to work with my display cause whenever i load ubuntu the display cuts out on me | 00:56 |
beardy | zcat[1]: I told him that group adds requires a re-login. | 00:56 |
zcat[1] | beardy, yeah, ok. | 00:56 |
c3l | rideh: xrander should read it, arandr is just a graphical frontend to xrandr. I suggest trying it. but make a backup of your xorg.conf | 00:56 |
rwhe | how do I reinstall Sound Preferences? | 00:56 |
mikeliss | frankS2: look in the directory you downloaded again. It has an sh script that I believe works. Try it from the terminal. | 00:56 |
dude1 | well, hell then | 00:57 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: that's not the connection attempt, try to connect and use 'tail' on the file | 00:57 |
makson | maco: ilovefairuz thanks guys... I guess i'll just create a new group and just give them regular user access | 00:57 |
maco | makson: you dont need a new group | 00:57 |
petriborg1 | ok ilovefairuz | 00:57 |
c3l | ilovefairuz: thanks, I guess Ill notice ;) | 00:57 |
rideh | c3l: ok will do | 00:57 |
maco | makson: users can be in multiple groups. by default they are in a group with the same name as their user, but you can add them to admin *in addition* if you like. so simply dont | 00:57 |
frankS2 | mikeliss, yes thanks ive done so, both -run and firefox | 00:57 |
* SH-Chris is paitiently waiting for someone to figure out his problem... | 00:57 | |
hiexpo | what app should i use to keep track of internet usage ? | 00:57 |
maco | makson: when you add a user through system -> administration -> users and groups you can pick between adding an administrative user or a desktop user. you want desktop | 00:58 |
maco | makson: theyll still be able to type sudo, but they'll always get a permission denied when they try | 00:58 |
zcat[1] | now why would the perl package from my 10.04 CD be 'corrupt' if the MD5 of the ISO is correct disk passed a self-test? | 00:58 |
makson | maco: using terminal | 00:59 |
ilovefairuz | zcat[1]: hardware issue? perhaps just dust | 00:59 |
mikeliss | frankS2: and neither works? Do you get any errors in the terminal? | 00:59 |
makson | maco: I want to make a new group | 00:59 |
maco | makson: in that case, sudo nano /etc/group | 00:59 |
maco | makson: oh? why? | 00:59 |
mikeliss | Does anybody know why localhost wouldn't be able to connect to cups? | 00:59 |
mikeliss | I really, really want to print something. | 00:59 |
maco | makson: you dont need a new group to make people not be in the admin group.... | 00:59 |
zcat[1] | ilovefairuz, yeah, just got anotehr one too. Probably didn't clean the disk properly | 00:59 |
beardy | hiexpo: There's many. I like vnstat. | 01:00 |
maco | makson: a new group would be "sudo groupadd" though | 01:00 |
zcat[1] | liboobs .. lol | 01:00 |
makson | maco: no i wan't to for management purposes. | 01:00 |
hiexpo | beardy, yah was jusy looking at that | 01:00 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - http://pastebin.com/kKhNaCuc | 01:00 |
ilovefairuz | zcat[1]: use usb if you can, must faster | 01:00 |
hiexpo | beardy, thanks | 01:00 |
zcat[1] | Don't know if it's safe t ostop the isntall this far though | 01:00 |
* SH-Chris is PATIENTLY waiting :| | 01:00 | |
zcat[1] | err, upgrade I mean | 01:00 |
makson | maco: gotcha, and is there a quick way to see what groups a user is apart of? | 01:01 |
maco | makson: you can see what groups the running user is part of by running "groups" | 01:01 |
zcat[1] | will just reinstall the packages later | 01:01 |
maco | makson: i think "groups foo" to find out foo's groups works too | 01:01 |
hiexpo | beardy, does run upon boot ? | 01:01 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: are you sure the password and authenticated type selected is correct? | 01:02 |
makson | maco: thanks | 01:02 |
beardy | SH-Chris: Generally in help channels you need to provide enough details of your problem for anyone to be able to help you. Rewrite your question, use a pastebin if there is much output. Provide facts, what do you want to do, what goes wrong, and when. | 01:02 |
rooks | routing problem, i have [desktop]---[server]---[isp-router]---{funny cat images} scenario, i enabled on server /proc///ip_forward and set up routes so default is on interface facing the router, but still i cant access the net and funny cat images from desktop, any help please | 01:02 |
makson | maco: my user i created isn't apart of the admin groups yet it can still su - and sudo | 01:02 |
beardy | hiexpo: Yes. | 01:03 |
maco | makson: mmm is it called adm maybe? | 01:03 |
babele | hi there | 01:03 |
maco | makson: oh look at that... on lucid its called sudo | 01:03 |
babele | the italian channel does not esist???? | 01:03 |
maco | makson: *grumble about things changing* | 01:03 |
maco | babele: #ubuntu-it | 01:03 |
tammem | hi | 01:03 |
zcat[1] | all users can run the su and sudo commands, they just can't get any extra rights through them... | 01:03 |
Jordan_U | !helpme | SH-Chris | 01:03 |
ubottu | SH-Chris: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !attitude | 01:03 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - here is some more that just came out of tail - http://pastebin.com/qHxtQKKC - I see that it did key_mgmt WPA-PSK and pairwise TKIP CCMP which is both correct | 01:04 |
babele | ok tnk u maco | 01:04 |
sri | does ubuntu probe for new monitors when waking up from sleep? | 01:04 |
SH-Chris | Lol, k | 01:04 |
* sri switches between dual monitors and a laptop screen depending on where he is. | 01:04 | |
sri | and the nvidia driver makes it a pain to manually setup twinview. | 01:04 |
* sri wants to either setup an xorg.conf that will let me switch to a dual monitor mode automatically, or load a config when it detects I'm on a port replicator. | 01:05 | |
sri | is that possible or is this a problem with nvidia's proprietary madness? | 01:05 |
frankS2 | mikeliss, no, just the "does not exists" | 01:05 |
sri | searching hasn't shown me much.. it doesn't seem like acpi does a probe | 01:05 |
bonedragon | I messed up my language by adding and removing spanish...is there a smaller more specific channel that can address language questions? | 01:05 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: well it looks random, have you tried modprobe -r athk5 and then modprobe it again ?(after you login to gnome) | 01:06 |
zcat[1] | sri, I think the nvidia thingy has some way of switching between different profiles... | 01:06 |
mikeliss | frankS2: Hmmm...you got me. | 01:06 |
zcat[1] | not at home though, so can't check | 01:06 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - yeah that didn't work, but if I did that after just sshing in that would allow it to work | 01:06 |
mikeliss | frankS2: I've had issues with this myself, but I can usually resolve them by trying a couple different things. You might try the mozilla/firefox irc channel. | 01:07 |
sri | zcat[1]: you'd think so but it doesn't quite work the way I want it to. teh way it sets up the metamodes is a bit wierd. | 01:07 |
mao12345 | alguien me puede redirigir al foro de ubuntu en español? | 01:07 |
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ilovefairuz | petriborg1: you should file a bug | 01:07 |
zcat[1] | GAH, anotehr corrupted package | 01:07 |
sri | zcat[1]: right now it works if I just boot straight, and not wake up from sleep. | 01:07 |
mao12345 | alguien me puede redirigir al foro de ubuntu en español porfavor? | 01:07 |
Oer | !es | mao12345, | 01:08 |
ubottu | mao12345,: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 01:08 |
beardy | Isn't the bot searchable? | 01:08 |
sri | zcat[1]: but really should it detect automatically.. maybe I should just post on nvidia's forum . | 01:08 |
Total_Havic | jr | 01:09 |
beardy | bonedragon: You might want what ubottu just said too. | 01:09 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: have you using using nmcli from inside gnome in a terminal ? | 01:09 |
zcat[1] | really starting to wonder if lucid is even going to boot after this upgrade.. how important are perl, liboobs and iagno? | 01:09 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - i've been talking to the compat-wireless people and one guy seems to have the same set working in 2.6.35 - do you have any suggestions about how to use that kernel? | 01:09 |
mao12345 | how can i install the adobe creative suite cs4 in wine 1.2 | 01:09 |
mao12345 | ?? | 01:09 |
sri | zcat[1]: I think perl is pretty important. | 01:09 |
!maverick | 01:10 | |
ubottu | Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 2010 - Maverick is Not released and Not Stable, discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 01:10 |
mao12345 | how can i install the adobe creative suite cs4 in wine 1.2 | 01:10 |
ty > ubottu | 01:10 | |
sri | zcat[1]: liboobs is I believe something related to the desktop. | 01:10 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - I've been using cnetworkmanager from the terminal when I've managed to get it to work - I've never heard of nmcli | 01:10 |
Total_Havic | kill | 01:10 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - what package is nmcli from? | 01:10 |
bonedragon | beardy: sorry i am new to xchat and don't know how to wisper | 01:10 |
Oer | mao12345, wineHQ http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14514 | 01:11 |
beardy | bonedragon: Good, we prefer talking outloud in general. | 01:11 |
mao12345 | thanks Oer | 01:11 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: not packaged, but i doubt it would work if cnetworkmanager didn't | 01:11 |
Chevy787 | Hey, I was thinking of switching over to ubuntu on my laptop and used the windows installtion version just to test out if it was gonna work for me. I got all my drivers and such working, but as I attempted to play a x264 encoded mkv with vorbis audio with the mplayer I got from the software center I began to exerpeince some problems. I tried to open the mkv, but I got some error that I've now forgotten. It seems it was with the video rend | 01:12 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - cnetworkmanager did work when logged in via ssh, but not when logged in via gnome which is just wierd ::shrug:: | 01:12 |
nunojpg | apt-get source linux-image-2.6.32-22 ends up downloading the most recent kernel | 01:12 |
realubot | I have problem getting sound to work on Ubuntu 10.04 using HDMI. What may be the problem? | 01:12 |
nunojpg | apt-get recplaces the package with "linux", and then it is the most recent one | 01:13 |
nunojpg | can I force to be exactaly that? | 01:13 |
realubot | The sound doesn't work, independent of movies, music, system sound etc. | 01:13 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: try killing nm-applet before using cnetworkmanager | 01:13 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - yeah i had to disable nm-applet for it to work at all, I've already done that :-) | 01:13 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: not disable, kill | 01:14 |
ilovefairuz | !sound | realubot | 01:14 |
ubottu | realubot: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 01:14 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - I also was able to get it to work by completely killing out NM and wpa_supplicant and manually constructing a wpa_supplicant.conf etc | 01:15 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - I removed nm-applet from the startup programs, the process is never launched period | 01:15 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - actually nm-applet has been bugged for me in 10.04 anyway, it never shows up in the panel at all so its completely broken | 01:16 |
llvllonk | anyone know how to edit to locate a file? I used dmesg and it gave me this error for my Broadcom wireless: "b43 ssb0:0: firmware: requesting b43/ucode15.fw | 01:16 |
llvllonk | b43 ssb0:0: firmware: requesting b43-open/ucode15.fw | 01:16 |
llvllonk | b43-phy0 ERROR: Firmware file "b43/ucode15.fw" not found | 01:16 |
llvllonk | b43-phy0 ERROR: Firmware file "b43-open/ucode15.fw" not found | 01:16 |
llvllonk | " | 01:16 |
FloodBot3 | llvllonk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:16 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: if you log out after you were logged in, does it work? | 01:16 |
ilovefairuz | !flood > llvllonk | 01:16 |
ubottu | llvllonk, please see my private message | 01:16 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - hm let me try it i'll get back to you | 01:16 |
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c3l | how do I show more info about a group, what it allows etc, for example the admin group. I cant find more info about it that its gid and what users in it | 01:17 |
DGM | hey! After setting up a network bridge (br0) to my eth1 for my virtual server, connecting to ssh (and i probably everything else) to the ip on eth0 is reaaaally slow. When i disable the bridge on eth1 its fine again. Any ideas? | 01:18 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - after being logged in it seems to be forever broken | 01:19 |
soreau | DGM: Why are you bridging the connections? | 01:19 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - rebooting the box fixes it tho | 01:19 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: even with just wpa supplicant ? | 01:20 |
DGM | soreau: i'm having a windows server running on KVM | 01:20 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - you mean what happens if i kill NM and everything related to it and just manage it via wpa_suplicant? | 01:20 |
realubot | ilovefairuz: I have done that already. | 01:20 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: yes , inside gnome | 01:21 |
JabDesign | after the last firefox update was pushed out for 3.6, it appears that Firefox spikes to 90%+ CPU quite frequently... Saw there was an IPv6 thread on it, but that didn't appear to fix it, looks like Javascript sends the updated firefox for a spin | 01:21 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - i'll try it and let you know | 01:21 |
JabDesign | pretty much, the ubuntu firefox isn't usable | 01:21 |
DGM | i usually instal chrome pretty much. :> | 01:21 |
ilovefairuz | realubot: did it ever work since you installed ubuntu ? | 01:21 |
DGM | 3.6.8 running fine here on 64 bit | 01:22 |
Jinxzs | mine also 3.6.8 is fine | 01:24 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - wpa_supplicant -D wext -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf stdout: Authentication with 00:40:10:20:00:03 timed out. | 01:24 |
mao12345 | Fucking wine...i cant install and run photoshop CS4, in design CS4, and illustrator CS4. i have the adobe master collection cs4 but not works!!!!! if i dont find the way of use this programs in wine (no virtualbox) i go back to windows obligate, Please HELP MEEE (and sorry by my bad english) | 01:24 |
maco | !language | mao12345 | 01:25 |
ubottu | mao12345: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 01:25 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - so no, it appears that wpa_sup fails itself | 01:25 |
mao12345 | ok | 01:25 |
petriborg1 | if i reboot this and do it again though, it does work | 01:25 |
Jinxzs | !language | Jinxzs | 01:25 |
ubottu | Jinxzs, please see my private message | 01:25 |
maco | mao12345: did you follow the workaround directions on the wine appdb? | 01:25 |
odiopastebin | Does anybody here can help me with samba ? it doesn't works, if i try to do service smbd start or stop I just got rare messages like this "smbd start/running, process 7383" . what can I do ? | 01:25 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - if i reboot this and do it again though, it does work | 01:25 |
maco | mao12345: it clearly says on there that the installer DOES NOT WORK in the normal way and a workaround is available | 01:25 |
Jinxzs | !sound | Jinxzs | 01:26 |
ubottu | Jinxzs, please see my private message | 01:26 |
mao12345 | yes i install winetricks and make all the tutorals that i found in google | 01:26 |
maco | Jinxzs: please experiment with the bot in PM | 01:26 |
webroasters | can i get some help about my hostname?? on my Ubuntu server?? | 01:26 |
mao12345 | maco: yes i install winetricks and make all the tutorals that i found in google | 01:26 |
Jinxzs | im so sorry..okay i will | 01:26 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: try modprobing off and on, and then wpa_supplicant it? | 01:26 |
c3l | how do I show more info about a group, what it allows etc, for example the admin group. I cant find more info about it that its gid and what users in it | 01:27 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - yeah i modprobe -r ath5k and on and tried wpa_sup | 01:27 |
rooks | how to disable update-grub ? i have pxebooted machine and i dont need grub, i uninstalled grub-common, but its still there and it gives errors when updating kernel | 01:27 |
mao12345 | the installer runs great...but when is installing crash and throught a error, only in design and illustrator open, but close inmmediatly | 01:27 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: pastebin lsmod | 01:27 |
mao12345 | maco: the installer runs great...but when is installing crash and throught a error, only in design and illustrator open, but close inmmediatly | 01:28 |
odiopastebin | Does anybody here can help me with samba ? it doesn't works, if i try to do service smbd start or stop I just got rare messages like this "smbd start/running, process 7383" . what can I do ? | 01:28 |
maco | mao12345: you read http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=8646 ? | 01:28 |
maco | mao12345: specifically the CS4 link? http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14514 | 01:28 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - http://pastebin.com/zJthVuDG | 01:29 |
aguitel | rooks, if you purge update-grub ? | 01:29 |
maco | mao12345: it says to install an older version of winetricks then try the cs4 install then upgrade wine and install more bits | 01:29 |
scvrory | hi, i installed mt-daapd, and get the login request when i access the web interface but it doesn't accept my specified admin_pw | 01:30 |
maco | !pm | mao12345 | 01:30 |
ubottu | mao12345: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 01:30 |
mao12345 | maco: yes i make this tuto and illustrator dont works | 01:30 |
maco | mao12345: it says on that page that illustrator doesnt run | 01:31 |
maco | mao12345: so why are you surprised? | 01:31 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: modprobe these: ath5k ath cfg80211 mac80211 | 01:31 |
mao12345 | because i need it urgently | 01:31 |
DGM | mao12345: run it in a virtual machine with windows on it, for example virtualbox | 01:31 |
kish | how do i set bash completion to work | 01:31 |
kish | to work for stuff like `ifconfig eth.. | 01:31 |
mao12345 | i make this and its very very slow | 01:31 |
kish | hit tab and it pops eth0 | 01:31 |
maco | mao12345: nothing short of writing the code necessary to make it supported will help you | 01:31 |
maco | mao12345: is there a reason you need illustrator that inkscape will not work? | 01:32 |
DGM | mao12345: if virtualbox is slow aswell and you MUST have illustator, you could always dual boot | 01:32 |
mao12345 | maco: inkscape yes but dont have all the functions that i need | 01:32 |
kish | !bash-completion | 01:33 |
maco | mao12345: then you need a windows partition or a windows vm. nothing we can do about adobe not supporting linux. feel free to write to them and complain about their lack of support | 01:33 |
maco | mao12345: wine is a maybe-if-you're-lucky thing, not a sure-thing | 01:33 |
DGM | though its getting a lot better lately. I can run a lot more that i couldnt last year its amazing | 01:34 |
ilovefairuz | kish: write new one, use 'complete' command | 01:34 |
mao12345 | that is the problem, i hate windows and i love linux, last year i format windows 2 times per month | 01:34 |
Chevy787 | mao12345, you were doing something wrong | 01:35 |
Chevy787 | clearly | 01:35 |
devunt | heldo | 01:35 |
ilovefairuz | !hi | devunt | 01:35 |
ubottu | devunt: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 01:35 |
ilovefairuz | mao12345: use alternatives | 01:36 |
mao12345 | i format windows 2 times per month because windows began slow and make impossible to work in it, on the other hand, linux is fast and secure | 01:36 |
maco | mao12345: put windows in a vm then | 01:36 |
WolfDogDesigns | ilovefairuz: unfortunately thats not always viable :( | 01:36 |
DGM | and windows isnt that bad that you need to format twice per month.. then you really are doing something incredibly weird with it | 01:36 |
maco | mao12345: you can take a snapshot of the vm and revert it to before-it-got-crappy when stuff goes wrong | 01:37 |
savid | Why is it when I install wine1.2, it only gives me wine-1.1.42? | 01:37 |
DGM | if virtualbox is too slow aswell you might even consider a new pc :P | 01:37 |
mao12345 | DGM: yes, i use ares for download music | 01:37 |
ilovefairuz | WolfDogDesigns: then use a VM | 01:37 |
mao12345 | this is the cause of virus | 01:37 |
DGM | so the problem is between the chair and the keyboard | 01:37 |
DGM | not windows :) | 01:38 |
maco | ilovefairuz: i get the impression mao12345 is a professional artist and needs some of the more advanced features that inkscape doesnt yet support. though i do recommend trying the latest version of inkscape, which adds more features | 01:38 |
WolfDogDesigns | even with a VM or Wine... using something like MSWord still makes u feel dirty :( but sometimes theres no choice | 01:38 |
ilovefairuz | mao12345: why didn't you use virtualbox? you can snapshot the clean version and return to it if you get viruses | 01:38 |
DGM | ilovefairuz: he said it was too slow | 01:38 |
maco | mao12345: new release of inkscape is due out in the next couple weeks i think | 01:38 |
mao12345 | now i have vmware player with xp for emergency, if you know a page that show who install the adobe cs4 suite please mail me: (mao_250@hotmail.com) | 01:38 |
hiexpo | use windows > it tells you has windows :) | 01:39 |
maco | mao12345: it's version 0.48 and you can try it out by getting it from launchpad http://www.inkscape.org/bzr.php?lang=en | 01:39 |
DGM | you could try virtualbox instead of vmware player | 01:39 |
T-20 | weekekeke | 01:39 |
maco | mao12345: its not a matter of how-to-install | 01:40 |
T-20 | Hi? | 01:40 |
Jinxzs | WolfDogDesigns, how to install ares ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/473783/ | 01:40 |
T-20 | hooy!... | 01:40 |
odiopastebin | Does anybody here can help me with samba ? it doesn't works, if i try to do service smbd start or stop I just got rare messages like this "smbd start/running, process 7383" . what can I do ? | 01:40 |
T-20 | good morning... | 01:40 |
ilovefairuz | DGM: mao12345: shut down extra services, turn off visual styles, disable paging, there are stuff to do to optimize windows in a VM, ask in ##windows | 01:40 |
hiexpo | !hi > T-20 | 01:40 |
ubottu | T-20, please see my private message | 01:40 |
maco | mao12345: its a matter of writing the code to make it go. you need a software developer who can reimplement the missing pieces of the win32 api in wine | 01:40 |
DGM | Jinxzs: what is ares? There is a libares package but nothing with ares? | 01:41 |
ilovefairuz | odiopastebin: that's not an error message | 01:41 |
mao12345 | maco: how can i make wine non-free but fully compatible copying the dll and native archives?? | 01:41 |
Jinxzs | wolf says it used to download mp3s | 01:41 |
maco | mao12345: yes, copying dll's from windows sometimes makes thinks work | 01:41 |
maco | *thing | 01:41 |
maco | *things | 01:41 |
happyface | I dual boot and want to sync my iPhone (podcasts) with Ubuntu and Windows concurrently, how can I do this? | 01:42 |
DGM | its a windows program, not an ubuntu package | 01:42 |
hiexpo | !windows | 01:42 |
ubottu | For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 01:42 |
mao12345 | how do you think of React OS | 01:42 |
mao12345 | ?? | 01:42 |
ilovefairuz | mao12345: it's far from complete, and please only ask ubuntu questios | 01:43 |
KE1HA | happyface, yo can only interact with an OS if it's operational, if you dual booting, only one is operational at a time, so you'd have to sync one, then sync the other. | 01:43 |
hiexpo | !ot > mao12345 | 01:43 |
ubottu | mao12345, please see my private message | 01:43 |
SH-Chris | How do i disable KMS? | 01:43 |
soreau | SH-Chris: Usually, booting with nomodeset as a kernel arg will do it | 01:46 |
headkase314 | SH-Chris, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/KernelModeSetting | 01:46 |
SH-Chris | kk | 01:46 |
kish | !complete | 01:47 |
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soreau | SH-Chris: You can also use i915.modeset=0, substituting i915 for the name of your kernel module (radeon or nouveau) | 01:47 |
basix- | is there a good manual similar to the "...For Dummies" series for linux/ubuntu | 01:47 |
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welinux | basix: there is for Debian | 01:47 |
DGM | online there is ubuntuguide.org | 01:47 |
basix- | ubuntu = debian correct? | 01:48 |
headkase314 | basix-, Ubuntu = Based on Debian | 01:48 |
DGM | theres also ubuntu-manual.org | 01:48 |
c3l | I have a bunch of directories where I want a set of users to be able to read, and another set of users that are able to read and write. so I basically need two groups for one directory, is that possible? | 01:48 |
headkase314 | basix-, Ubuntu = Based on Debian, or more exactly, Debian Unstable | 01:48 |
odiopastebin | ilovefairuz, so what is it ? what can I do ? | 01:48 |
gryllida | hey! how do I change user account password and name? | 01:48 |
welinux | basix-: Michael Bellomo. Debian GNU/Linux For Dummies. Wiley Publishing, Inc. | 01:49 |
basix- | what else is there other than Debian? | 01:49 |
c3l | gryllida: easiest would be the user management tool, if running gnome, run users-admin | 01:49 |
DGM | basix-: google for linux distributions for that answer | 01:49 |
basix- | okay | 01:49 |
gryllida | c3l, I'm in cli | 01:49 |
tesuji | how do you disable the gnome keyring? | 01:49 |
gryllida | I dont have gui | 01:49 |
KE1HA | basix-, well Google Ubuntu for Dummies, and there's loads of links, but I'm not gonna advertise the. Also try, google Ubuntu [subject] wiki, tons of good info that's "free' | 01:49 |
DGM | too much to list :) | 01:49 |
basix- | thanks much everyone | 01:50 |
rallias_ | is there a program that I can use to input a web page, download it, and extract all the links for the page, then download those links and start over with them, all within a linux machine? | 01:50 |
c3l | gryllida: cli? command line install? | 01:50 |
nowb | How to deploy ubuntu in a windows environment? | 01:50 |
DGM | but ubuntu is a good distribution, especially if you're new to linux | 01:50 |
tesuji | how do you disable the gnome keyring? i deleted the directory and now it wants a new passowrd. i want it to go away | 01:50 |
DGM | nowb: deploy? | 01:50 |
welinux | basix-: Ubuntu Pocket Guide is free and in internet can be easily finded | 01:50 |
basix- | i like ubuntu | 01:50 |
basix- | it's somewhat friendly for a windows user | 01:50 |
prodigaldax | /server irc.di.fm | 01:51 |
gryllida | c3l, ubuntu server I'm ssh'ing to | 01:51 |
welinux | basix-: Ubuntu Kung-Fu by the same author | 01:51 |
gryllida | c3l, I want to change password, and the username | 01:51 |
KE1HA | tesuji, http://www.noob2geek.com/how-to/how-to-disable-gnome-keyring-in-ubuntu-10-04/ | 01:51 |
welinux | basix-: and of cource Official Ubuntu Book | 01:51 |
tesuji | basix-, ubuntu is grand if you have vanilla hardware and you don't want to do anything strange, different, or unusual :) | 01:51 |
nowb | Meaning within a mixed environment(Linux and windows) | 01:52 |
c3l | gryllida: im actually not sure, user and group management is one of few things I likt to do with a GUI. but look at adduser and passwd, those commands might do what you wan. passwd at least changes password | 01:53 |
basix- | hmm also is there a good graphical ftp server client for ubuntu in the software center? | 01:53 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - you still there ? - I've been experimenting with getting the wpa_sup working / not working and found that if I reboot, but leave the monitor "disconnected" (I use a KVM), while it boots, and then login it results in a low-resolution screen and some differences in the lsmod output, BUT if I then stop NM and such and launch my own wpa_sup that this weird "disconnected" launch is able to properly connect while the other isn | 01:53 |
welinux | nautilus-open-terminal - i wanna change the words in right-click-menu in that package | 01:53 |
KE1HA | tesuji, I have a complete Home built ustom box, EVGA MB, NV Dual GLX, xFI Sound, Raptors drives, and the install went perfect, install went without a hitch, so it doesn't need to be plain-jane fer sure. | 01:53 |
DGM | basix-: fireftp maybe. but there seem to be a couple | 01:53 |
MaRk-I | gryllida: changing a passowrd is easy, renaming a user is like deleting it and would have folder permission problems, but you can try: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=64021 | 01:54 |
Maliron | Hey all! | 01:54 |
tesuji | KE1HA, and if your hardware isn't properly autodetected you'll spend hours and hours and hours and more hours.... has happened to me 3 times on 3 different installs. | 01:54 |
c3l | DGM: fireftp is not a ftp server | 01:54 |
basix- | i don't get any search results for fireftp.. | 01:54 |
zcat[1] | bugger. got to the bottom of the problem, cd drive reads unreliably, so now I have a really badly corrupted 10.04 with lots of missing packages, and even more than can't be configured | 01:55 |
c3l | basix-: its a firefox addon, a ftp client in the browser. you where looking for a ftp server or client? | 01:55 |
basix- | server* | 01:55 |
KE1HA | tesuji, we'll that all depends, but I've got some 15+ box's of different flavors, and none were too bad. WiFI can be tricky, but other than that, I've not hit any roda blocks. | 01:55 |
pogothedog | i need help puting teamspeak3 on my computer plz help if u no how ? | 01:55 |
KE1HA | .. whops, road blocks. | 01:56 |
tesuji | KE1HA, good for you, you're a lucky one | 01:56 |
c3l | basix-: gadmin-proftpd | 01:56 |
zcat[1] | time to back up home and a few things from /etc/ and do a fresh install I think.. perhaps this time off a usb drive | 01:56 |
c3l | basix-: its a graphical frontend to the ftp server proftpd | 01:56 |
basix- | thanks c3l | 01:56 |
KE1HA | Do the the research "before" buying, saves allot fo trouble. | 01:56 |
tesuji | KE1HA, does someone keep a list of supported systems? | 01:56 |
petriborg1 | KE1HA - what wifi do you use, i could *really* use an easier to use pci-wifi card right now - my current one is completely fucked in 10.04 | 01:57 |
pogothedog | any one here use teamspeak3 for ubuntu 8.04? | 01:57 |
chalcedony | if i wanted someone to be able to help with my computer, is there some program like realvnc for ubuntu? | 01:57 |
petriborg1 | pogothedog - sorry i haven't used TS in a long time :-/ | 01:57 |
KE1HA | It's the same for WinDoze, if you buy something that's not WinDoze supported, can't complain abt it not working. | 01:57 |
tesuji | KE1HA, haha pretriborg knows whereof i speak | 01:57 |
basix- | c3l, i will need to install proftpd as well to work with it? | 01:57 |
tesuji | KE1HA, everything is supported in windows :) | 01:57 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: aah you lost me | 01:58 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: thought you were running on bare metal | 01:58 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - running what on bare metal? I am running on baremetal no vm involved here | 01:58 |
c3l | basix-: I checked that, proftpd is a dependency for the frontend, so it will get installed automatically,everything needed for it to work will get installed when you install gadmin-proftpd =) | 01:58 |
Maliron | I'm a long time linus user, and I've been on Ubuntu for about 2 years now. I'm on 10.04 and I just started an update. It got to a point where it was installing a new kernel, and froze in the middle of it. System was completely unresponsive. I had no choice but to power down. When it booted back up, and I launched the update manager again, it said something about a partial upgrade (this was not a dist-upgrade obviously) and I let it do it's | 01:58 |
Maliron | thing. It eventually finished and said no upgrade was needed. Now when I run the update manager it goes out an checks, but says there are no updates. How can I make sure everything is sane now, what about the rest of the new kernel and other updates? Sorry for the long question. | 01:58 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - i have several boxes which i use a video-switch on to use a single monitor/mouse w/ | 01:59 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: KVM ? | 01:59 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: aha, THAT kvm | 01:59 |
tesuji | KE1HA, i spent 18 hours doing an install on old hardware over the weekend because ubuntu does not autodetect intel video | 01:59 |
MarkSS | How do I install iTunesSetup.exe in wine? It keeps getting the busy thing and not working | 01:59 |
DGM | kvm <3 | 01:59 |
basix- | c3l, ok..but now when i install it if it doesn't show up in my 'Applications' where else would I look for it? | 02:00 |
tesuji | KE1HA, and no one here had any idea | 02:00 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - anyway i have *no* idea wtf causes this its scary! :( | 02:00 |
c3l | basix-: hm thats strange. can you run gadmin-proftpd or similar cfrom the terminal? | 02:01 |
tesuji | KE1HA, prolly the bulk of that time was spent praying for help here, finally find something with google, then another bunch of hours to make it work on an installed system as the setup is different from livecd | 02:01 |
bigdant | join #linuxmint | 02:01 |
basix- | i'm sorry | 02:01 |
sweetpi | tesuji: try booting with "video=vesa i915.modeset=0". its a kms problem in the latest version | 02:01 |
ilovefairuz | petriborg1: you're using experimental drivers... kind of | 02:01 |
chalcedony | is there some program like realvnc for ubuntu? | 02:01 |
basix- | c3l, i found it in the menu | 02:01 |
basix- | under System Tools | 02:01 |
c3l | basix-: good =) | 02:01 |
tesuji | sweetpi, i know that now :) :) :) what is "kms"? | 02:01 |
basix- | c3l, thank you for your help :) | 02:01 |
petriborg1 | ilovefairuz - yeah i saw from infomod that ath5k is marked experimental :( | 02:01 |
sweetpi | !kms | tesuji | 02:02 |
headkase314 | tesuji, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/KernelModeSetting | 02:02 |
tesuji | sweetpi, actually i915.modeset=1 was the fix | 02:02 |
DGM | what does that do exactly? force it into some vesa mode? | 02:02 |
KE1HA | tesuji, It's like I said, research. Read first, many times, then Install once. | 02:02 |
Jordan_U | tesuji: I explained to you in #grub that the problem was not that "ubuntu does not autodetect intel video". Please stop spreading misinformation. | 02:02 |
c3l | basix-: im just glad to help, and remember ftp is never safe. if you want to share files securely use sftp (ssh) | 02:02 |
odiopastebin | why samba show this smbd start/running, process #number ? | 02:03 |
tesuji | Jordan_U, i don | 02:03 |
petriborg1 | KE1HA - sorry maybe i missed it in the spue of chat, but did you say what wifi card you're using? | 02:03 |
sweetpi | tesuji: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/KernelModeSetting anyway gtg | 02:03 |
KE1HA | tesuji, ias it the i8xx series chipset? | 02:03 |
tesuji | Jordan_U, dunno what it does, i only know what it doesn't | 02:03 |
KE1HA | oop is it ,,, | 02:03 |
basix- | c3l, ok, it's just to learn how to set up a server on linux i don't plan on doing much sharing just experimenting | 02:03 |
tesuji | KE1HA, ancient dell laptop, dunno exactly what it has, all i know is i915.modeset=1 is the fix | 02:04 |
Maliron | Any ideas? | 02:04 |
KE1HA | tesuji, I use a bucnh of odd-ball wifi's, Linksys, iwp2200, and a few I can't even pronounce :-) | 02:05 |
KE1HA | tesuji, yes, I've got an old D400, had the same issue, but what most dont understand, it's acually a kernel issue causeing the whole mess. | 02:05 |
ecrane | http://socuteurl.com/bizzypoo | 02:05 |
tesuji | KE1HA, i'm just lucky i guess. another one we never figgered out. it's a relatively new hp laptop, just crashes randomy with ubuntu, works just fine with windows, finally gave up on it | 02:06 |
Simeon_H | anyone else here bought powerdvd linux? | 02:06 |
c3l | basix-: ah thats nice, but look in to ssh too, its the standar for connecting to other linux (and unix) machines and also sending files | 02:06 |
Jordan_U | tesuji: The problem is *not* that Ubuntu fails to detect intel hardware, your hardware is being detected as intel and is also being detected as being part of a series of chipsets most of which have problems with the intel mode setting drivers (which is what i915.modeset=1 enables). | 02:07 |
c3l | basix-: that is, if you already dont know about it, I dont know how new you are =) | 02:07 |
KE1HA | tesuji, well, I hate to advocate WinDoze, but if it works better for you, then by all means, please use. | 02:07 |
Jordan_U | tezuka0: A full explanation of the problem can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes | 02:08 |
Maliron | Simeon_H, Why use powerdvd, there are so many gpl players out there that are good. | 02:08 |
Simeon_H | well I wanted to see if it was any good | 02:08 |
Simeon_H | but I purchased it from the canonical store yesterday and still no download link :( | 02:08 |
headkase314 | Simeon_H, I use VLC for DVDs, you may have to enable the Medibuntu repository and install libdvdcss2 | 02:09 |
c3l | I have a bunch of directories where I want a set of users to be able to read, and another set of users that are able to read and write. so I basically need two groups for one directory, is that possible? | 02:09 |
headkase314 | Simeon_H, I think I used VLC anyway - been so long since I watched a real DVD that I don't recall totally! ;) | 02:10 |
Simeon_H | well I'm using VLC now | 02:10 |
Simeon_H | but I'm kind of cheesed off that I can't download a program I paid like $60 for | 02:10 |
Maliron | I'm on 10.04 and I just started an update. It got to a point where it was installing a new kernel, and froze in the middle of it. System was completely unresponsive. I had no choice but to power down. When it booted back up, and I launched the update manager again, it said something about a partial upgrade. How do I make my checks now and get the rest of the updates? | 02:11 |
headkase314 | Simeon_H, Medibuntu information and you need libdvdcss2 for encrypted DVDs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu | 02:11 |
basix- | c3l, i know ssh but never heard of sftp ;) | 02:11 |
earthling_ | How do I put the "show desktop" shortcut icon on the gnome panel? | 02:11 |
c3l | basix-: basically the same thing, sftp is ssh file transfer protocol. the cli tool is called scp =) | 02:11 |
Simeon_H | dude I can already play encrypted DVD's | 02:12 |
Simeon_H | that's not my problem | 02:12 |
^peanut^ | Simeon_H: have you called the support or billing line? | 02:12 |
Simeon_H | I sent an email | 02:13 |
^peanut^ | Simeon_H: ok, but you didn't call them? | 02:13 |
Simeon_H | but I was wondering if anyone else had the same problem | 02:13 |
Simeon_H | no, I live in Australia | 02:13 |
^peanut^ | Simeon_H: oh | 02:13 |
whompapotamus | c3l: From what I understand - one group per folder | 02:13 |
c3l | whompapotamus: then how would you solve a case similar to mine? | 02:13 |
^peanut^ | c3l: yea, for permissions you use groups as teams of people but only 1 group can own a directory/file | 02:13 |
SimonSayez | Simeon_H, Are you using mplayer to play encrypted DVD's | 02:14 |
gryllida | hey | 02:14 |
Simeon_H | vlc | 02:14 |
gryllida | how do I change account username without adding new account? | 02:14 |
gryllida | on the system, user acnt I mean | 02:15 |
c3l | ^peanut^: its quite a limitation to not allow configurations to more than one group per file/folder | 02:15 |
Simeon_H | and I have libdvdcss installed | 02:15 |
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Simeon_H | and I can play encrypted DVD's without any problems | 02:15 |
^peanut^ | c3l: I believe its more of a security issue than anything. where windows doesn't mind, linux does. | 02:15 |
SimonSayez | Simeon_H, Can you rip the vob files from the DVD ? | 02:15 |
nedflander | jeezoflip - this is not an alternative to windows | 02:16 |
Simeon_H | why would I do that? | 02:16 |
Simeon_H | I just bought an external DVD player | 02:16 |
c3l | ^peanut^: ah I see | 02:16 |
Simeon_H | so I wouldn't have to | 02:16 |
Simeon_H | and it works fine | 02:16 |
whompapotamus | c3l: Thinking it through (on my iPhone right now so I don't have a shell to work with) | 02:16 |
SimonSayez | Simeon_H, so you can convert the vob files to flv or mpg so everyone can see them | 02:16 |
^peanut^ | c3l: along with file permissions there is also the hooks for selinux. you should read up on that, it may do what you are trying to do, but in a much more secure way. | 02:16 |
c3l | whompapotamus: youre not jailbroken? =) | 02:16 |
nedflander | and god bless mr troup for putting so much effort in | 02:17 |
c3l | ^peanut^: thanks for the tip | 02:17 |
whompapotamus | Work phone | 02:17 |
^peanut^ | c3l: np | 02:17 |
PeterFA | I'm trying to get Ubuntu to connect to my Sierra 250u CDMA modem. I've search the Internet but found no definitive information. I did find however that there is a sierra module and I loaded it. However, I did not notice any device addition to my list of devices. | 02:17 |
PeterFA | How do I get my Sierra 250u CDMA modem to work? | 02:18 |
whompapotamus | c3l: Chown ReadWriteGrown FolderName | 02:20 |
headkase314 | PeterFA, maybe these instructions will help -> http://sierrawireless.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/500/~/can-i-use-my-sierra-wireless-modem-on-a-linux-operating-system-%3F-(-v.1.7.32) | 02:20 |
gryllida | hello? | 02:20 |
Aemaeth | hello gryllida | 02:20 |
devunt | !hi gryllida | 02:20 |
^peanut^ | gryllida: well, the easiest way is to create a new user, logon with that username and then copy your stuff over from the old account, then remove the old account. | 02:21 |
whompapotamus | c3l: Chmod g=rw o=r | 02:21 |
gryllida | how do I change user accnt name without adding new user using Terminal? | 02:21 |
gryllida | ^peanut^ I asume new user creation needs sudo which I don't have | 02:22 |
whompapotamus | c3l: Add all of the read only to the others group | 02:22 |
Jinxzs | how to share my files in ubuntu to my windows desktop | 02:22 |
rooks | how to update linux server kernel, apt-get update doesnt cut it, since its marked somehow | 02:22 |
^peanut^ | gryllida: you don't, unless you plan on editing a few files and changing user/group permissions on your home directory. | 02:22 |
gryllida | Jinxzs, right click a folder, share | 02:22 |
Aemaeth | ^peanut^, last time i made a new account i had to give the account elevated privilages the first boot, otherwise when i tried to load into it it just had a bunch of errors about how it couldn't make folders | 02:22 |
gryllida | !samba | Jinxzs | 02:22 |
ubottu | Jinxzs: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 02:22 |
^peanut^ | gryllida: yes, need to use sudo for the adduser command | 02:22 |
hiexpo | purewhy no sudo | 02:22 |
hiexpo | oops | 02:22 |
whompapotamus | c3l: Best I can think of without a computer I front of me | 02:23 |
gryllida | ^peanut^, I need to change my own account name, I don't have sudo access. Not possible? | 02:23 |
^peanut^ | whompapotamus: your correct. o=r will work | 02:23 |
^peanut^ | c3l: o = other users... | 02:23 |
Aemaeth | why can't you get admin? who holds the pass? charm them or thieve it from them | 02:23 |
hiexpo | to change must have root access | 02:24 |
Hoober | hey guys i want to apologize. i am sorry. so um.. i will try to use ubuntu to the fullest | 02:24 |
gryllida | sure | 02:24 |
hiexpo | :P | 02:24 |
c3l | whompapotamus: I want other users to be able to do nothing, while one group can rw and another only r =) but thanks anyway | 02:24 |
^peanut^ | gryllida: hmm ,yea without sudo access or the root password your kinda stuck with the userid you have. | 02:25 |
welinux | gryllida: livecd and change your name | 02:25 |
^peanut^ | welinux: unless it's a work computer... I wouldn't recommend that. | 02:25 |
welinux | ^peanut^: i know this You're right | 02:26 |
^peanut^ | welinux: *it's not I mean =) | 02:26 |
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c3l | what practical implications does execut permission have, it wont work without read, so what is the practical difference between read and execute. cant you just copy the file, you become owner, and able to execute? | 02:27 |
^peanut^ | c3l: man chmod | 02:27 |
^peanut^ | c3l: man chown, chgrp | 02:28 |
c3l | ^peanut^: I was hopeing not to :) | 02:28 |
subsume | Currently in postfix myhostname = UNKNOWN. Should it be the same as in /etc/hostname ? | 02:28 |
PeterFA | headkase314, it's working. I got some dev stuff now. | 02:28 |
PeterFA | Thanks | 02:28 |
hiexpo | !chmod > c31 | 02:28 |
^peanut^ | c3l: ? why, man pages rock. | 02:28 |
^peanut^ | ty hiexpo | 02:28 |
welinux | c3l: execute can change OThER files | 02:28 |
whompapotamus | c3l: This is clever http://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/96041-two-groups-permission-one-directory.html | 02:29 |
welinux | c3l : Read That Fine manual | 02:29 |
c3l | welinux: =) how do you mean change other fiels? | 02:29 |
hiexpo | i didn't come up > failed lol | 02:29 |
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hiexpo | ^it | 02:30 |
welinux | c3l: Iinstall, make new files, or WRITE INTO other files | 02:30 |
^peanut^ | hiexpo: oh...hehe | 02:30 |
Jordan_U | c3l: You can execute programs that you do not haver permission to read. | 02:30 |
hiexpo | let me check ubbotu | 02:31 |
slidinghorn | !permissions | 02:31 |
ubottu | An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 02:31 |
hiexpo | ubottu | 02:31 |
Jordan_U | c3l: cp /bin/echo /tmp/echo; chmod 111 /tmp/echo; /tmp/echo hello, world | 02:31 |
welinux | !ubottu | 02:31 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 02:31 |
CodeWar | cant seem to get my window to span both monitors in twin view .. this is ubuntu 10.04 | 02:31 |
c3l | welinux: write into other files with only execute permission? ;e | 02:32 |
c3l | whompapotamus: awesom, thanks | 02:32 |
hiexpo | !chmod | hiexpo | 02:32 |
ubottu | hiexpo, please see my private message | 02:32 |
welinux | c3l: i think so | 02:32 |
realubot | ikepanhc: Well, I think the audio worked after the installation, but I'm not really sure. I have to look into this problem some more time before trying to get help. | 02:32 |
laura | i'm trying to install gnome-games-2.30.2. i'm new to linux and feeling pretty stupid still. it says i need gtk+2, so i tried to install that and it says i need atk but i looked in the ubuntu software center and it says i already have it. i'm so confused. plz help? | 02:32 |
realubot | ikepanhc: Sorry, wrong person. | 02:33 |
realubot | ilovefairuz: Well, I think the audio worked after the installation, but I'm not really sure. I have to look into this problem some more time before trying to get help. | 02:33 |
hiexpo | !chmod | 02:33 |
ubottu | An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 02:33 |
c3l | Jordan_U: ah nice | 02:33 |
c3l | Jordan_U: but I was mostly thinking about rx vs r. whats the difference there? | 02:34 |
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PeterFA | There. | 02:35 |
PeterFA | Fixed it. | 02:35 |
PeterFA | My modem works! | 02:35 |
edbian | c3l, rx = read and execute, r = read only. | 02:35 |
edbian | PeterFA, Congradulations! :) | 02:35 |
hiexpo | PeterFA, kool | 02:35 |
welinux | c3l: when the program is executed it could write into logfiles which it created on its own Doesn't it? | 02:35 |
PeterFA | Too bad it'll only do 3G and not 4G. | 02:35 |
PeterFA | Oh well. | 02:36 |
PeterFA | Nice to know I got Internet when I need it, wherever I am. | 02:36 |
hiexpo | PeterFA, what 3g network? | 02:36 |
c3l | welinux: ah, im starting to get it | 02:36 |
welinux | congratulations > PeterFA | 02:36 |
sky7 | hello, I was hoping someone could help me out. I'm trying to get my grub2 config working properly. I have a triple boot with ubuntu/7/osx on a pc. OSX is on its own drive and boots when it is the only HDD pluged in, but I can't get it to boot from grub. | 02:36 |
PeterFA | hiexpo: Sprint 3G. | 02:36 |
PeterFA | hiexpo: CDMA wireless modem. | 02:36 |
welinux | c3l: that's why with strict permissions you are safe in Linux | 02:37 |
hiexpo | did u use flipflop sh ? | 02:37 |
welinux | PeterFA: what's the speed? | 02:37 |
PeterFA | welinux: 3G is 500 kbps but 4G is 5 or 6Mbps. | 02:38 |
welinux | PeterFA: i understand you Hope I'll get 4g | 02:38 |
welinux | PeterFA: hope you'll get 4G :) | 02:39 |
PeterFA | welinux: check your area. It's also $60 a month but you have to get locked in. | 02:39 |
hiexpo | PeterFA, PeterFA did you use fliphlop.sh? | 02:39 |
welinux | PeterFA: another country Thanx anyway :) | 02:39 |
PeterFA | hiexpo: no. | 02:40 |
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hiexpo | PeterFA, what app? | 02:40 |
PeterFA | hiexpo: once I got the module installed, the devices appeared and I used the Ubuntu wifi manager to connect. | 02:40 |
PeterFA | Network Manager Applet. .8 | 02:40 |
hiexpo | PeterFA, kool on ppp0 | 02:40 |
PeterFA | Well, ttyUSB0 | 02:41 |
hiexpo | ok | 02:41 |
makson | thanks guys | 02:42 |
marky707 | hello | 02:45 |
edbian | marky707, Hi | 02:46 |
marky707 | i am new to ubuntu and would like to know more about it | 02:46 |
marky707 | considering putting it on my laptop | 02:46 |
marky707 | an older model | 02:46 |
marky707 | but don't know if i should use the netbook version or desktop version | 02:46 |
marky707 | any suggestions | 02:46 |
zkriesse | MaRk-I: laptop specs | 02:47 |
c3l | marky707: try the netbook version, either you like it or hate it | 02:47 |
c3l | marky707: I suggest the desktop verison as it gives you a normal interface | 02:47 |
marky707 | it has 512megs of ram | 02:47 |
marky707 | 50 gig hard drive | 02:48 |
c3l | marky707: run a ubuntu minimal or whats it called | 02:48 |
welinux | marky707: it's normal | 02:48 |
c3l | !mini | marky707 | 02:48 |
ubottu | marky707: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 02:48 |
rkvirani | Hi All, how do I make a persistant ubuntu USB key? | 02:48 |
c3l | !install | rkvirani | 02:48 |
zkriesse | marky707: I'd recommend Lubuntu or Xubuntu | 02:48 |
ubottu | rkvirani: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 02:48 |
hiexpo | !persitant | 02:48 |
welinux | marky707: Ubuntu Desktop is suit for your laptop | 02:49 |
hiexpo | persistant | 02:49 |
c3l | !persistant | 02:49 |
marky707 | thank you... i will try the minimal cd | 02:49 |
zkriesse | welinux: not for the RAM he has it's not | 02:49 |
hiexpo | !persistent | 02:49 |
zkriesse | marky707: I'd recommend Lubuntu as it's EXTREMELY light | 02:49 |
zkriesse | marky707: for more info /join #lubuntu | 02:50 |
welinux | zkriesse: believe me | 02:50 |
marky707 | lubuntu... i didn't see that on the ubuntu site | 02:50 |
whompapotamus | marky707: Use XFCE instead of Gnome (lighter on resources) | 02:50 |
crucialhoax | I have an acer 532h netbook and every now and then it says my battery is crucially low when its full? | 02:50 |
marky707 | i'll check that out now | 02:50 |
marky707 | xfce... is that an option in the installation | 02:51 |
ilovefairuz | marky707: xubuntu | 02:51 |
rkvirani | perhaps I will just install in VB | 02:52 |
rkvirani | VMW was conflicting with Powershell remoting :P | 02:52 |
welinux | marky707: 512 MB? | 02:52 |
marky707 | yes... its an old sony veo i have | 02:52 |
welinux | marky707: http://paste.ubuntu.com/473803/ Ubuntu work ok | 02:53 |
Ddorda | hwy, how do i check total length of many vids? | 02:53 |
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rkvirani | c31 alright smartypants the documentation nly covers until 8.10 | 02:54 |
rkvirani | what do I do for 10.04 | 02:54 |
welinux | marky707: http://lubuntu.net/ is nice choice anyway | 02:54 |
devunt | lubuntu? | 02:55 |
c3l | rkvirani: I ugess there is not much new to document for 10.04 but the mini 10.04 exists right? | 02:55 |
marky707 | i am looking at the site now lubuntu.net | 02:55 |
whompapotamus | marky707: Seems a bit low for good X performance - hate to say it in the ubuntu channel - but you may want to "build from ground up" using arch and selecting a lighter window manager and run fluxbox or something to that effect | 02:55 |
arun__ | My colge has hosted a site called http://foobar.colgname which is only accessible from our colge lan network. Is there anyway I can access it from my home? like using any proxies or ?? | 02:56 |
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Hoober | Which IDE should i get from Ubuntu Software Center if i plan to develop a Game for Ubuntu? game engine i guess | 02:56 |
rkvirani | c31 mini 10.04? | 02:56 |
rkvirani | what is that? | 02:57 |
marky707 | i would love to be able to do that... but i don't know how to build from the ground up... i am trying to migrate into ubuntu coming from being a windows user | 02:57 |
wx9j | how can I copy a video off the web ? the spike site does not put a flash file in the /temp dir but does store several .xml files | 02:57 |
rkvirani | I think the liveusb-creator will do the trick | 02:57 |
rkvirani | we shall see. | 02:57 |
c3l | !minimal | rkvirani | 02:57 |
ubottu | rkvirani: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 02:57 |
dodecanesand | hello | 02:57 |
dodecanesand | i god a questiohm | 02:57 |
c3l | rkvirani: oh, I got you mixed up with someone else I think | 02:58 |
dodecanesand | does vlc use mpeg4 compression on linuggs? | 02:58 |
ilovefairuz | Ddorda: ffmpeg -i file.avi -metadata | grep Duration | 02:58 |
rkvirani | c31 perhaps... | 02:58 |
c3l | sorry | 02:58 |
Ddorda | ilovefairuz: of many files | 02:58 |
rkvirani | c31 no problems :D | 02:58 |
edbian | marky707, What kind of specs are you running Ubuntu on? I suggest you try regular Ubuntu first, on a live CD. For no other reason than that your new to linux. | 02:58 |
c3l | wx9j: look at the various firefox addons out ther, that allow you to save flash movies | 02:59 |
* rkvirani was very happy to be able to re-purpose his dads old laptop that had a bad gfx card | 02:59 | |
rkvirani | just put ubuntu on the drive and fired it in and up it went!! | 02:59 |
welinux | dodecanesand: vlc plays practically any media file | 02:59 |
dodecanesand | welinux: yes, but does it encode to h264? | 03:00 |
wx9j | c31 Normally I can just copy the tmp file before the video finishes but the spike site uses xml sheets . | 03:00 |
crucialhoax | I have an acer 532h netbook and every now and then it says my battery is crucially low when its full? | 03:00 |
welinux | dodecanesand: u need encoder? | 03:00 |
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dodecanesand | nah streaming | 03:00 |
dodecanesand | from mpeg4 to mpeg4 | 03:00 |
c3l | rkvirani: aaah, I think unetbootin has the option to configure this when putting ubuntu on the usb. allowing 'livecd' on the usb to store files. as youre doing it will erase the files after reboot, or when unplugging the usb | 03:01 |
welinux | !ping | 03:01 |
ubottu | pong | 03:01 |
ilovefairuz | Ddorda: loop in a shell script? | 03:01 |
dodecanesand | a tv stream 12mbit from HD to SD 720p 1100kb/s x264 | 03:01 |
c3l | wx9j: to simplyfy the task I guess some of these addons will fix it for you | 03:01 |
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Livin4Jesus | Hello? | 03:05 |
crucialhoax | I have an acer 532h netbook and every now and then it says my battery is crucially low when its full? | 03:06 |
welinux | !hi | Livin4Jesus | 03:06 |
ubottu | Livin4Jesus: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 03:06 |
wx9j | c31 thanks, I am doing that now. | 03:06 |
Livin4Jesus | My Ubuntu won't start. It just shows the "Try (0, 0)" sign. Then I have to restart my computer. I installed it using Wubi. Can someone help me? | 03:06 |
Livin4Jesus | ubottu: Help? | 03:07 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 03:07 |
mikeplus64 | Livin4Jesus: I don't know what the problem is, but you're probably better off talking to the Wubi people. ( or trying an 'official' livecd installation ) | 03:07 |
Livin4Jesus | Where can I find them? | 03:08 |
welinux | Livin4Jesus: can you see Grub on your monitor? | 03:08 |
Livin4Jesus | Nope. | 03:08 |
ilovefairuz | crucialhoax: does it actually last after these warnings? | 03:08 |
hiexpo | !help | 03:08 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 03:08 |
c3l | !install | Livin4Jesus | 03:09 |
ubottu | Livin4Jesus: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 03:09 |
crucialhoax | ilovefairuz: Yes it does, about 5 seconds after the warning the battery applet shows the correct status | 03:09 |
crucialhoax | ilovefairuz, I also added a cronjob into the hourly folder to check the status and that didnt work either :? | 03:09 |
ilovefairuz | crucialhoax: cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT1/state | 03:10 |
crucialhoax | ilovefairuz, I added that as a start up program and as a cron job and it didnt work :( | 03:11 |
Castbound | hello guys, how can I manually mount usb device which won't automount for some reason? | 03:11 |
hiexpo | !help | 03:12 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 03:12 |
ilovefairuz | crucialhoax: what didn't work? | 03:12 |
hiexpo | oops | 03:12 |
Livin4Jesus | Castbound: What OS are you using? | 03:12 |
hiexpo | lsusb seeif it's there | 03:12 |
Castbound | ubuntu 10 4 | 03:12 |
welinux | !automate | 03:12 |
ubottu | Ways to automate installation of Ubuntu on multiple machines are described at https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html - See also !cloning | 03:12 |
crucialhoax | ilovefairuz, The script didnt stop th fake warnings. | 03:12 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: insert it and sudo fdisk -l | 03:12 |
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Castbound | it's not lisxted here | 03:12 |
Castbound | there* | 03:12 |
Livin4Jesus | Castbound: Is it the only OS on your system? | 03:12 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: pastebin sudo tail /var/log/messages | 03:13 |
Castbound | nope, usb works, pendrive works | 03:13 |
ilovefairuz | (as you plug it in and out) | 03:13 |
ilovefairuz | crucialhoax: does this command show the correct battery level? | 03:13 |
Livin4Jesus | OK, about a few seconds after your computer starts up, it should show the computer brand's logo. Try pressing F10 at that screen. | 03:14 |
crucialhoax | ilovefairuz, It shows mAh information, Idk how to interpret that lol | 03:14 |
Livin4Jesus | I have Windows XP installed on my system (Along side Ubuntu) and it works for me. | 03:14 |
Castbound | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/zExQwYsL | 03:14 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz ^^ | 03:15 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: that's all revelant messages? pastebin lsusb | 03:15 |
Castbound | want more? | 03:15 |
ilovefairuz | /s/revelant/relevant | 03:15 |
hiexpo | no just blood | 03:16 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: yes, pastebin all the file | 03:16 |
dodecanesand | so vlc is able to create h264 streams? | 03:16 |
Castbound | lol, yes that's the only relevant | 03:16 |
Livin4Jesus | Is there a way I can boot (Not install) Ubuntu from a USB? | 03:16 |
ilovefairuz | !unetbootin | Livin4Jesus | 03:16 |
ubottu | Livin4Jesus: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 03:16 |
hiexpo | Livin4Jesus, yes ubuntu bots live usb | 03:17 |
Castbound | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Ehc90x0J | 03:17 |
Livin4Jesus | ? | 03:17 |
hiexpo | ^boots | 03:17 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz ^ | 03:17 |
Livin4Jesus | Ah. | 03:17 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: pastebin lsusb | 03:17 |
Castbound | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/tFdWKnn2 | 03:18 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: do you have any other USB devices attached? | 03:19 |
scribe | I'm having a very odd problem with setcap and core dumps. It seems any file I set any capabilities to will no longer dump core. Does this ring a bell for anyone? | 03:19 |
hiexpo | it is to hard to type lsusb like strangling a duck ^ :P | 03:19 |
Castbound | sec | 03:19 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz just the digital piano, and it's off at the moment | 03:20 |
Castbound | should I disconnect it? | 03:20 |
hiexpo | hmmm | 03:20 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: yes and check lsusb to see if it's any different | 03:20 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: is the non-working device an MP3 player? | 03:20 |
Castbound | yes, | 03:21 |
Castbound | lsusb didn't change at all ilovefairuz | 03:21 |
crucialhoax | ilovefairuz, Any other ideas? it didnt do this when it ran 9.10 | 03:21 |
c3l | is there any lightweight user & group manager that doesent depend the entire gnome or kde package? | 03:21 |
ilovefairuz | crucialhoax: you should file a bug, check #ubuntu-bugs | 03:22 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: is it a music player? | 03:22 |
crucialhoax | thanks :) | 03:22 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz yes, it is | 03:22 |
hiexpo | !bug | 03:22 |
ubottu | If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs - Bugs in/wishes for the IRC bots (not Ubuntu) can be filed at http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots | 03:22 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: http://dbaspot.com/forums/linux-misc/155018-fdisk-l-doesnt-detect-mp3-player.html#post709255 | 03:24 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz, checking | 03:24 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: ls /dev/sd* (after you modprobe) | 03:24 |
sidney | I removed win 7 to install Debian. Will Debian usually see the other which is Ubuntu and add it to grub? | 03:26 |
ilovefairuz | sidney: most likely, yes | 03:27 |
hiexpo | !debian | 03:27 |
ubottu | Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/i386/what-is-debian.html - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu! | 03:27 |
sidney | ilovefairuz: ok thanks | 03:27 |
Castbound | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Letx5c02 ilovefairuz | 03:27 |
psycho789 | when I try to activate the ATI driver I get "SystemError: installArchives() failed" | 03:27 |
jastiv | Remember, Why, what happens if I use the wrong repositories? !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu! | 03:27 |
nedflander | hey how about making youtube work as a priority | 03:28 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: did you modprobe all ? plug it out and in | 03:28 |
hiexpo | ati what ? | 03:28 |
xangua | nedflander: flash sucks in linux | 03:28 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz plug it out and in -- no trying | 03:28 |
c3l | is there any lightweight user & group manager that doesent depend the entire gnome or kde package? | 03:28 |
nedflander | yeah kick me, i like it, i have proxies coming out of my ears | 03:28 |
hiexpo | oops i mean youtube what | 03:28 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: "no trying" ? | 03:28 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz just tried, still didn't work | 03:29 |
psycho789 | when I try to activate the ATI graphics driver I get "SystemError: installArchives() failed" anyone know whats wrong | 03:29 |
Castbound | <ilovefairuz> Castbound: "no trying" ?-- I meant "no, trying now" | 03:29 |
epinky | c3l: /etc/passwd /etc/group ? | 03:29 |
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nedflander | i know i can't get rid of it coz i'm a blackhat hacker | 03:30 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: dmesg | tail (while you plug out and in) | 03:30 |
nedflander | bummerz | 03:30 |
ilovefairuz | !ot | nedflander | 03:30 |
ubottu | nedflander: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 03:30 |
c3l | epinky: sorry, I forgot to say with graphical interface :) but maybe I should just get comfortable with the cli tools | 03:30 |
Castbound | usb 2-5: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 11 ilovefairuz that's new | 03:31 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: pastebin all, please? | 03:31 |
hiexpo | nedflander, why would you saysomething lie that > i know i can't get rid of it coz i'm a blackhat hacker | 03:31 |
hiexpo | ^ say something like that | 03:32 |
Castbound | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/uXkNkQ9Q ilovefairuz | 03:32 |
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whompapotamus | c3l: cli is the way to go for user management (worth the extra study) | 03:33 |
c3l | whompapotamus: hm yea, will do =) | 03:34 |
c3l | epinky: whompapotamus: on a related topic, do you know where I can see what permissions a group gives, for example what adding a user to admin does? | 03:34 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz actually no, it's nothing new, sorry | 03:34 |
hiexpo | nedflander, are u an idiot or it just comes natural that way ? | 03:34 |
whompapotamus | c3l: users are assigned to groups, groups are given their id - there is no special meaning to "groups" - except for root (0) | 03:36 |
Guest33166 | newb here. trying to use a motorola tundra as as dialup modem. can anyone point me in the right direction? | 03:36 |
whompapotamus | c3l: if that makes any sense | 03:36 |
lubuser | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/614180 | 03:36 |
Alazare | Looking for anyone who has MLDONKEY installed and working need some help please | 03:36 |
whompapotamus | c3l: go to a command prompt and type: id | 03:37 |
hiexpo | command prompt | 03:37 |
c3l | whompapotamus: ah yeah, it does =) but some tools give users who are members of certaing groups special properties, such as being a member of the admin, right? but ther is probably no way to centrally see what tools use what groups? | 03:37 |
lubuser | anyone know of this bug? or any bugs effecting ehci? | 03:38 |
epinky | c3l: ls -l , getfacl ,there are not such a global privileges, maybe in RBAC but I doubt you meant that? every object(regular file, directory, link, device,etc) has specific permissions for user, group and all the others. | 03:38 |
FFForever | How can I rename my usb drive? | 03:38 |
lubuser | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/614180 | 03:38 |
c3l | epinky: I mean, how do I see what it involves being a member of gropu foo. the admin group is a good example | 03:39 |
whompapotamus | for instance - does /bin/bash care if you are in the "wheel" group...? what is the "wheel" group anyway - who uses it? | 03:39 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz any further ideas? | 03:39 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: looking into some docs | 03:39 |
whompapotamus | c3l: there are certain groups with special meaning specific to the distro that you are using... like root | 03:40 |
whompapotamus | c3l: or "users" | 03:40 |
c3l | whompapotamus: yeah, so how do I find out more about those groups? | 03:40 |
lubuser | ubuntu devs don't look at bugs much, do they? | 03:41 |
c3l | what does it mean, being a member of users, or admin? | 03:41 |
whompapotamus | c3l: applications will usually give notes as to what groups are relevant to them (the os documentation will as well) | 03:41 |
lubuser | ubuntu has a rep for ignoring bugs | 03:41 |
scribe | I'm having a very odd problem with setcap and core dumps. It seems any file I set any capabilities to will no longer dump core. Does this ring a bell for anyone? | 03:42 |
scribe | you can easily experiment with this: ulimit -c unlimited; /bin/sleep 2000&; pkill -11 sleep (should dump core) | 03:42 |
maco | lubuser: there are many thousand times more bugs than devs | 03:42 |
maco | lubuser: fewer than 200 developers | 03:42 |
scribe | sudo setcap "-CAP_SYS_NICE+ep" /bin/sleep (then try the above again and no core is dumped) | 03:42 |
lubuser | maco: well, some don't look too complicated but they're still there | 03:42 |
scribe | It's baffling. Been googling all afternoon and nothing. | 03:42 |
craigbass1976 | I don't want IE running, but the grand State of Maine has created a web portal that only seems to work in IE. Anyone know which browser might open this thing? FF, Chrome, and Epiphany have not worked. The problem seems to be at a java onclick button | 03:42 |
alsem | Hello all! are there any Samba folks out there?? Any one willing to help a newbie? | 03:43 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, I can set you up a wide open server, but that's about it | 03:43 |
c3l | whompapotamus: lets take users as a specific example, where do I find out what this groups properties are? | 03:43 |
rossasbill | whas up | 03:44 |
maco | lubuser: #ubuntu-bugs is the place to go if you want to discuss triaging/fixing bugs. particularly if you've found trivial ones, its great to tag them bitesize or if there's a patch attached its in a good position to be fixed relatively quickly | 03:44 |
lubuser | maco: oh, ok, thanks | 03:44 |
th0r | c3l: it doesn't quite work like that. If you write a script and give it permissions 750, then only the user and group of that script can execute it. | 03:44 |
whompapotamus | c3l: the users group (if your using ubuntu) is recognized as a non-admin group | 03:44 |
emma | did they replace the ubuntu-restricted-extras package with something? | 03:45 |
c3l | th0r: yeah, but there are certain groups that involve more than that. for example admin | 03:45 |
xangua | craigbass1976: hava onclick button¿¿ then install the java plugin for the browser | 03:45 |
c3l | whompapotamus: okay, what about the admin group | 03:45 |
maco | lubuser: there is a very large backlog of patches on launchpad, but Operation Cleansweep and the patch review team in #ubuntu-reviews are working their way through them. a few hundred have been reviewed and forwarded to appropriate upstreams so far | 03:45 |
xangua | emma: they who¿¿ replace with what¿¿ | 03:46 |
alsem | Craigbass1976: Since it is my home I have no need to protect it. Here is the problem. When I go to Network I get the file browser screen with Windows Network icon. Double click it and I get an error message that says Unable to mount location Failed to retrieve share list from server. I have no idea what this means. | 03:46 |
emma | i don't see the ubuntu-restricted-extras package | 03:46 |
th0r | c3l: and if you look through the executables in the system, you will find some that belong to the group admin, and only members of that group can get to those functions | 03:46 |
CallaLilyful|unb | server -m irc.neowin.net 6667 james317 | 03:46 |
CallaLilyful|unb | crap | 03:47 |
maco | emma: is the restricted repository enabled on your system? | 03:47 |
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Alazare | Looking for anyone who has MLDONKEY installed and working need some help please | 03:47 |
whompapotamus | c3l: the admins group (on ubuntu) acts like a root group | 03:47 |
lubuser | maco: that's good | 03:47 |
ilovefairuz | Castbound: pastebin /proc/bus/usb/devices | 03:47 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, which computer are you on when you get this message? | 03:47 |
lubuser | I read of a lot of usb bugs... ehci so I thought it may be a priority | 03:47 |
c3l | whompapotamus: okay its quite simple them, and that is sudo access I guess. one last question and then Im all happy, whats the adm group? | 03:48 |
alsem | Craigbass1976: I am on the U10.04 Machine. Name al-toshiba. Running Ubuntu 10.04 | 03:48 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, if I've already got java installed, how do I make ff use it? JRE is installed in /usr/java | 03:49 |
xangua | craigbass1976: did you install the java PLUGIN¿¿ | 03:49 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, ok. I just wasn't sure if it was the windows box yelling about the linux box not serving out files. | 03:49 |
whompapotamus | c3l: again, i can chown any folder, file or application to be in any group i want - if i am a member of that group i inherit those rights | 03:49 |
xangua | craigbass1976: sun-java6-plugin | 03:50 |
whompapotamus | c3l: sudo = act like an admin | 03:50 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, is that an apt-get install ? | 03:50 |
lubuser | I can't use my usb 2.0 drives in ubuntu because of the bug! | 03:50 |
emma | maco - main restricted is in the sources.list | 03:50 |
maco | emma: mmmm.... multiverse too? | 03:51 |
lubuser | anyway, if no one wants to fix it, I'm going back to Debian Sqeeze where they at least dealt with the bug to some extent... my usb drives drop to 1.1 speed but at least I can use them | 03:51 |
xangua | craigbass1976: indeed | 03:51 |
c3l | whompapotamus: hm, so being a member of admin is not to have sudo access? | 03:51 |
whompapotamus | c3l: again, its what adm means to the distro - nothing more | 03:51 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, are you sharing out from the windows box correctly? | 03:51 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, thanks, in process | 03:51 |
whompapotamus | c3l: sudo is an application | 03:51 |
maco | lubuser: what bug number in launchpad do you know? | 03:51 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, this will make my wife very happy if it works | 03:51 |
c3l | now how do I see what groups is members of a group? | 03:51 |
maco | lubuser: and whats the fix in debian? | 03:52 |
emma | maco multiverse is in there | 03:52 |
maco | lubuser: if you can point me to an ubuntu bug and matching fix in debian, i can make sure the people who need to see it do so | 03:52 |
whompapotamus | c3l: which can keep track of admin commands, limit commands, and the like | 03:52 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, do you have more than one windows box on the network? | 03:52 |
mrstiggy | Hello, I have googled this, but not come up with much. How can I disable DHCP on interfaces? More specifically, I am using VMware, and do not want ubuntu to assign any IPs to eth1 and eth2 | 03:52 |
BeeBuu | hello,all. is there a chat log of this? | 03:52 |
nopz | Need help getting graphics working in Ubuntu with Nvidia AND Intel graphics card(Laptop with dual graphics for both high performance and low power use). | 03:52 |
whompapotamus | c3l: its a way to assign strict admin rights to users | 03:52 |
whompapotamus | c3l: without adding them to an admin group | 03:53 |
alsem | Craigbass1976: What does that mean???? I selected a file on the windows machine and set it up for sharing. The file is Roswell UFO. I have only one windows. I also have another Linux machine -- al-gateway. | 03:53 |
lubuser | maco: the bug I reported? | 03:53 |
whompapotamus | c3l: admins are above sudo so to speak | 03:53 |
BeeBuu | what's the log URL of this channel? | 03:53 |
epinky | c3l: rights are granted to users and groups on inodes | 03:54 |
nopz | Every time I enable Nvidia graphics driver and reboot It won't start X. When i boot into recovery and try startx I get Cannot activate Nvidia device. Screens found but no usable configuration blah blah blah. | 03:54 |
lubuser | maco: I don't know if debian has a bug report on it... I tried a sequence of commands in CLI and it allowed me to connect at 1.1 speeds...so ohci is working? | 03:54 |
maco | lubuser: yes, point me to the bug you're talking about | 03:54 |
lubuser | ehci doesn't drop to ohci in ubuntu ...just debian | 03:54 |
whompapotamus | c3l: cat /etc/group | 03:54 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, go to My Computer. There should be a folder called Shared Documents. right click on it, and share it out. Allow others to change files, etc, etc | 03:54 |
c3l | whompapotamus: but I cant see admin being a groupowner for any file or directory.. what practical implications does the group have? | 03:54 |
maco | lubuser: are they using the same kernel versions? | 03:54 |
mrstiggy | does anyone know how to disable DHCP on eth1 and eth2? | 03:54 |
hermanlf | After reinstalling ubuntu 10.04 my movie playback is choppy. What could the problem be? I have the latest kernel and latest nvidia drivers installed. I didn't have this problem before. The movies are choppy only during intense action scenes. | 03:54 |
lubuser | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/614180 | 03:54 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, and is there a firewall on the windows box? | 03:54 |
nopz | Any help much appreciated. =) | 03:54 |
lubuser | some variance of the kernel ver., I think..? | 03:55 |
whompapotamus | c3l: make a folder in your home directory: mkdir Test | 03:55 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, you might want to stop in to #windows and ask how to set up a share. I'm used to XP; if you're on Vista or 7, I've no clue. | 03:55 |
lubuser | ubuntu is 2.6.32-21-generic | 03:55 |
lubuser | debian squeeze is 2.6.32-5 or ? | 03:55 |
rsyring | We are looking at installing more ubuntu servers. What should I use to manage user accounts accross multiple servers? | 03:55 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, and I'm not really used to xp... 3.1 was the last one I was real familiar with | 03:55 |
whompapotamus | c3l: now assign that folder to a group: chown admin Test | 03:55 |
* BeeBuu get the URL | 03:56 | |
whompapotamus | c3l: then type: ls -al | 03:56 |
maco | lubuser: ah... bug report without a package listed. those get a lot less attention... i set it to the linux kernel now | 03:56 |
lubuser | maco: oh, what package do I list? | 03:56 |
whompapotamus | c3l: you can see that the group admin owns the folder | 03:57 |
nopz | If anyone can help, I have a problem where X won't start after enabling Nvidia drivers. Failed to initiate device error when using startx in recovery. | 03:57 |
maco | lubuser: dont worry about it, i already did it :) | 03:57 |
lubuser | maco: ok, thanks... I'll read about that part next time I file ;) | 03:57 |
Castbound | ilovefairuz can't stay any longer, have to go to bed or I won't be able to wake up tomorrow | 03:57 |
whompapotamus | c3l: there is absolutely nothing more to groups than that | 03:57 |
c3l | whompapotamus: thats it basically? being a member of admin isnt that fancy if its not used on any folders or files? | 03:57 |
whompapotamus | c3l: correct | 03:57 |
maco | rsyring: ever used ldap? | 03:57 |
epinky | !permissions | c3l | 03:58 |
ubottu | c3l: An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions | 03:58 |
rsyring | maco: not extensively, but I am familiar with the concept | 03:58 |
c3l | whompapotamus: I see, thanks alot :) | 03:58 |
maco | rsyring: thatd probably be what you want | 03:58 |
whompapotamus | c3l: anytime | 03:58 |
c3l | epinky: and thanks for that | 03:58 |
lubuser | maco:? | 03:58 |
rsyring | maco: so a server's auth mechanism can be based on ldap instead of the local accounts? | 03:58 |
maco | rsyring: i believe so | 03:59 |
lubuser | maco: well, bug might be in Squeeze but I have to mount manually | 03:59 |
rsyring | maco: k, I will check that out...thanks | 03:59 |
lubuser | maco: sorry, if I said things incorrectly... do you understand? | 03:59 |
maco | lubuser: have to mount manually? put a comment on the bug report telling exactly how the behaviour varies between ubuntu and squeeze | 03:59 |
lubuser | maco: not sure if the drives should mount automatically but they don't | 03:59 |
lubuser | maco: okay | 03:59 |
whompapotamus | nopz: press alt+f1 and drop to a command prompt | 04:00 |
maco | lubuser: also, "apport-collect 614180" can automatically add lots of useful info to the bug report | 04:00 |
nopz | whompapotamus, okay then what? | 04:00 |
whompapotamus | nopz: type sudo Xorg -configure | 04:01 |
nopz | whompapotamus, I already did that to create a new config file. So i'm back to original config. | 04:01 |
whompapotamus | nopz: do you know what version of X you are using | 04:02 |
nopz | But the nvidia driver isn't activated then. | 04:02 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, how do I know ff is running right with the java plugin? I restarted it, but was there something else I had to do? | 04:02 |
nopz | whompapotamus, not exactly, know a way i can check? | 04:02 |
whompapotamus | nopz: see if this directory exists: cd /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d | 04:03 |
xangua | craigbass1976: just restart your browser, still doesn't work¿ | 04:03 |
alsem | craigbass1976: Thanks. I was on the windows machine and couldn't locate any thing like that. But the Roswell UFO folder I did set up to be shared. What this unable to mount location means I'm not sure. Do I need to have something in media for it to attach to? | 04:04 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, no | 04:04 |
nopz | whompapotamus, No etc/X11 does,lol just not xorg.conf.d | 04:04 |
whompapotamus | nopz: ok then | 04:04 |
hermanlf | fixed my laggy movie playback issue. Had to enable sync to v-blank in compiz general settings | 04:04 |
whompapotamus | nopz: sudo cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.bak | 04:05 |
whompapotamus | nopz: sudo rm xorg.conf | 04:05 |
nopz | whompapotamus, any idea's of how I can enable my Nvidia driver? Actually now when I go to hardware drivers it says an alternative version of this driver is in use. | 04:05 |
soreau | I installed ubuntu for a friend, now they're saying that when they click on nm-applet, it's saying network is down and shows no networks. I tried to figure out how they managed to break it by trying to reproduce it here but I can't figure out what they did. It was working fine when I let them loose on it a couple days ago. Any ideas? | 04:05 |
nopz | whompapotamus, Okay will do. | 04:05 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, right click on the roswell folder and do properties. Fins out what the share name is. Find otu what the ip address of the windows box is. then try (in a terminal on the linux box) sudo mount -t smbfs //192.blahbalh/sharename /mnt But wait, smbfs might not be the protocol anymore, I think it changed. Anyone? | 04:06 |
russ | is there an apt command to list all the installed packages? | 04:06 |
nopz | whompapotamus, done. | 04:06 |
whompapotamus | nopz: sudo nvidia-x (you will need to press tab here - forgot the is its nvidia-xconfig) | 04:06 |
epinky | craigbass1976: cifs ? | 04:07 |
craigbass1976 | xangua, no, not working | 04:07 |
nopz | Yeah it is. I've tried that. When i restart I get the same thing. Where X fails to start. | 04:07 |
craigbass1976 | epinky, right; couldn't remember. alsem, cifs, not smbfs | 04:07 |
whompapotamus | nopz: that will create a new xorg.conf with just nvidia settings | 04:07 |
nopz | Give's me fails to intitiate Nvidia device. Screens found but no usable configuration. | 04:07 |
lubuser | maco: okay, I updated info... I hope it's sufficient | 04:07 |
lubuser | hard to show unless I include very long output from console... | 04:08 |
scribe | In case anyone cares, this will enable your cap apps to dump core, but is dangerous: echo 1 > /proc/sys/fs/suid_dumpable | 04:08 |
maco | lubuser: knowing how the kernel triager works, id expect an info request friday or monday | 04:08 |
lubuser | maco: kernel triager? | 04:08 |
whompapotamus | nopz: are you running the nevou open source driver for linux | 04:08 |
nopz | whompapotamus, I'll give it another shot though and report back, i've never completely rmed xorg.conf b4 nvidia-xconfig so will give it a go. Lol. Thanks. | 04:08 |
sheepdog | can anyone else currently access the Ubuntu One music store under Lucid? | 04:08 |
lubuser | maco: maybe a chance in the kernel caused discrepancy? | 04:08 |
whompapotamus | nopz: that should work | 04:08 |
maco | lubuser: the person on the kernel team who automatically gets emails about all bugs marked for the kernel | 04:08 |
sacarlson | russ: apt-cache pkgnames | 04:09 |
nopz | whompapotamus, Not that i know, again, a way to check? | 04:09 |
lubuser | maco: i see.. | 04:09 |
whompapotamus | nopz: after nvidia-xconfig creates the new file - reboot - x should load | 04:09 |
lubuser | maco: probably minor issue because my hardware is causing problem but still, the point is ...ehci fails but doesn't drop down to ohci | 04:09 |
whompapotamus | nopz: if not, then download the binary and run the installer at the shell prompt | 04:10 |
lubuser | maco: that's what I figure... dunno if that's an accurate explanation :) | 04:10 |
nopz | whompapotamus, Okay will try. I was having problems b4 this with x not starting and giving me a blinking screen, after fresh install and update now I don't get blinking screen just this. | 04:10 |
laughter | what 's wrong with my top panel? there are white lines and dots. any help is appreciated? http://imgur.com/9qD0u | 04:10 |
nopz | whompapotamus, Okay. I'll let you know how it goes. | 04:10 |
whompapotamus | nopz: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 04:11 |
whompapotamus | nopz: this will tell you why X is crashing | 04:11 |
sheepdog | laughter: can you move the lines and dots? | 04:11 |
sheepdog | what happens when you click on them? | 04:12 |
laughter | sheepdog, i cannot | 04:12 |
laughter | nothing | 04:12 |
lubuser | maco: if the usb 2.0 port is working, there'd be no problem... I think the issue is when usb 2.0 port doesn't work, there's no code/program to drop down to ohci | 04:12 |
sheepdog | howabout the blank spaces inbetween the lines and dots? | 04:12 |
sheepdog | it looks like the background image of the bar has a line through it | 04:13 |
laughter | nothing, i cant move cardapio(my menu applet) | 04:13 |
laughter | i usually can | 04:13 |
sheepdog | what happens when you change gtk themes? | 04:13 |
skorea2131 | hey yall | 04:13 |
sacarlson | lubuser: maco I have changed from usb 2.0 to 1.0 before you can disable 2.0 I don't recall how I did it. it made my wifi work all the time in 1.0 and crashed intermitent in 2.0 usb . this was a via driver problem | 04:14 |
laughter | umm, well i switched from elementary to ambiance and that is when the dots and lines appeared | 04:14 |
whompapotamus | laughter: create another panel by right-clicking on the top panel and see if lines appear - if not - kill the top panel and re-add all of your applets to the new one | 04:14 |
laughter | whompapotamus, no lines on the new panel | 04:15 |
alsem | craigbass1976: The path is \\Pat-Toshiba\Roswell UFO IPv4 is 192.168.1.1 How do I find the IP for PAT-??? Also checked Synaptic and there is no cifs loaded but most everything with Samba is loaded. | 04:15 |
lubuser | sacarlson: oh? I'm not sure how, though | 04:15 |
laughter | whompapotamus, thanks | 04:15 |
whompapotamus | laughter: create all of you applets on the new one and delete the old one | 04:15 |
sheepdog | meanwhile, can anyone access the ubuntu one music store? | 04:16 |
sheepdog | I'm seeing an internal server error | 04:16 |
lubuser | sacarlson: the usb 2 port no longer works but not sure how to disable ehci_hcd driver from trying to use it? | 04:16 |
laughter | whompapotamus, will do good sir | 04:16 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, they just changed the protocol name, not the protocol (as far as I know) It happened a couple years ago. Who is PAT? The linux box or the windows box? 1.1 is a computer, not a router? | 04:16 |
sacarlson | lubuser: maco: usb 1.0 works ok it's just slower. if you use it hooked to a hard disk I guess you will need 2.0 | 04:16 |
lubuser | the module is now in the kernel? so, when I try to remove the module, there's a fatal error? | 04:16 |
emma | Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "ubuntu-restricted-extras" | 04:17 |
emma | why can't aptitude find that package? | 04:17 |
lubuser | sacarlson: yes, usb 1.0 and 1.1 works but the prob is the drive is usb 2 but the usb driver is not switching to the lower speed in order to mount the drive | 04:17 |
rww | emma: do you have the multiverse repository enabled? have you done sudo aptitude update recently? | 04:18 |
Hoober | Question: I installed NASM, but how do I launch it? | 04:18 |
xangua | emma: tried reload repository¿¿ sudo apt-get update | 04:18 |
alsem | craigbass1976:PAT-Toshiba is the Windows Vista box. How do I tell the difference? When I had the D-Link router the 1.1 was it. But with this NEtgear I'm not sure what its number is and I don't know how to find out in windows. | 04:18 |
Athar | Hoober: you launch it with "nasm" | 04:18 |
craigbass1976 | alsem, open a dos window and type ipconfig | 04:19 |
lubuser | sacarlson: that's how I understand it, anyway... not sure if it's right...but, my point is, in Debian, it will drop down to usb 1.1 (or 1.0?) and mount if I do it manually | 04:19 |
lubuser | the drive becomes detected and I often have to mount manually | 04:19 |
JonathanYC | Hello! As apt seems to have been overrun by some ubuntu-haters, could anyone tell me how apt identifies newer versions of packages for things like firefox nightly builds? | 04:20 |
Hoober | nasm: error: no input file specified | 04:20 |
Hoober | type `nasm -h' for help | 04:20 |
lubuser | but, some instances if I turn it on during boot up, it mounts automatically ... but, i tested this and it's not consistent... not sure what conditions I need... frustrating | 04:20 |
sacarlson | lubuser: oh ok then no use trying to keep usb 1.0 working. lspci and see if he uses via chips in his usb stuf. I'm not sure they ever fixed. oh then maybe I should give you the comand I used to manualy change to usb 1.0 | 04:20 |
emma | is partner medibuntu? | 04:20 |
emma | or rather, is medibuntu in 'partner' ? | 04:21 |
nisstyre65 | alsem: route -n | 04:21 |
JonathanYC | No one knows? lol | 04:21 |
nisstyre65 | the router IP address is the Default Gateway | 04:21 |
rww | emma: nope. partner is a Canonical repository containing closed-source software. medibuntu is a third-party repository containing various packages that can't be distributed with Ubuntu for legal reasons. | 04:21 |
xangua | emma: no and no | 04:21 |
nisstyre65 | oh sorry you're on windows | 04:21 |
JonathanYC | You don't know how apt, one of the most important pieces of software on ubuntu | 04:21 |
nisstyre65 | nevermind | 04:21 |
JonathanYC | works? | 04:21 |
lubuser | $ lspci -> pastebin | 04:21 |
JonathanYC | That's just horrible : | 04:21 |
JonathanYC | :/* | 04:21 |
psycho_oreos | JonathanYC, whenever there's apt-get update it retrieves new packages list that are marked by different mtime or something.. if its different new package list is retrieved and then is scanned for any new versions comparing to installed ones imo | 04:22 |
lubuser | http://pastebin.com/rmy1dyLb | 04:22 |
JonathanYC | psycho_oreos: Ah, that makes sense. So even if something was numbered 1.0 but had a more recent mtime than 3.0, it would still install? | 04:23 |
JonathanYC | I'm not being sarcastic, I'm genuinely curious | 04:23 |
sacarlson | lubuser: this comand forces to use usb 1.0 or did back when I used ubuntu 7.X modprobe -r ehci_hcd | 04:23 |
tesuji | does anyone know the options to lsof to see specifically what files are being written to on disk and by what process | 04:23 |
psycho_oreos | JonathanYC, well at that time it would then depend on the user, if the user wants updates to be automatically installed, it will be | 04:23 |
emma | rww, xangua ahh.. okay. | 04:23 |
tesuji | lsof has hundreds of options | 04:23 |
lubuser | http://pastebin.com/zxVXigUs | 04:24 |
JonathanYC | psycho_oreos: Cool, thanks a bunch. :) | 04:24 |
psycho_oreos | JonathanYC, I think most night builds, like chromium for example has dates on filenames as well | 04:24 |
emma | rww, xangua, im betting the reason that it wasn't finding ubuntu-restricted-extras is because i had not yet done an update. | 04:24 |
lubuser | sacarlson: that doesn't work in ubuntu anymore...at least, not 10.04 | 04:24 |
psycho_oreos | err chromium from ppa | 04:24 |
JonathanYC | psycho_oreos: Cool. Thanks. :) | 04:24 |
sacarlson | lubuser: ok sorry that's all I got | 04:24 |
lubuser | FATAL: Module ehci_hcd not found. | 04:25 |
lubuser | sacarlson: that's what I get when I try that command. | 04:25 |
emma | rww: xangua , i thinki usually i do the updates before I start installing from the commandline and this time i tried sudp aptitude install right off the bat. | 04:25 |
Athar | Hoober: well, typing just that would help, don't you think... | 04:25 |
psycho_oreos | JonathanYC, example: chromium-browser_6.0.475.0~svn20100723r53429-0ubuntu1~ucd1~jaunty_i386.deb | 04:25 |
xangua | emma: that was teh first thing we suggested.............half an hour ago | 04:25 |
JonathanYC | Oh, OK. Thanks again. :) | 04:25 |
lubuser | sacarlson: no problem... ubuntu devs will look at it or not... my laptop has problems... :) | 04:25 |
lubuser | I'll just use it in debian sqeeze until I get a new laptop or ubuntu fixes the bug ;) | 04:26 |
psycho_oreos | JonathanYC, no worries | 04:26 |
lubuser | ok, bye folks.. :) | 04:28 |
BlackDevilBR | ola | 04:29 |
tesuji | can someone tell me how to use lsof to find only files open for writing | 04:29 |
emma | xangua -- oh yeah | 04:30 |
jgornick | Hey guys, is it a good idea to change my UID? I have a freenas box setup and my account UID on there is 1001 and currently, my account on my machine is 1000. In order for nautilus to play well with permissions, I need to have the same UID (I think). Thoughts? | 04:30 |
emma | ? | 04:30 |
brandon420 | heyy | 04:30 |
brandon420 | what is some more cool shit i can do to ubuntu? | 04:31 |
brandon420 | http://uppix.net/7/b/1/217cdb7c4d36f8c66d9cdee70300a.png | 04:31 |
maco | !language | brandon420 | 04:31 |
ubottu | brandon420: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 04:31 |
brandon420 | heyy | 04:32 |
brandon420 | 1300 people and its quiet? | 04:32 |
brandon420 | wow | 04:32 |
dodecanesand | they all watching justin bieber | 04:32 |
brandon420 | lmao | 04:32 |
brandon420 | sooo | 04:32 |
brandon420 | i need some ideas on what else i can do to ubuntu | 04:33 |
dodecanesand | you can install ubuntu SE | 04:33 |
brandon420 | *googles* | 04:33 |
sheepdog | brandon420: You could start looking through the buglist, and fixing any outstanding issues | 04:33 |
brandon420 | lol | 04:34 |
Agent24 | How can I add custom screen resolutions in ubuntu 10.04 ? | 04:34 |
Jordan_U | brandon420: Look through Applications > Ubuntu Software Center | 04:34 |
brandon420 | jordan: i have | 04:34 |
brandon420 | agent24: you use nvidia? | 04:34 |
Agent24 | no I am using radeon | 04:35 |
dodecanesand | those VLC is good with ganjacceleration of hardware | 04:35 |
brandon420 | i dont know anything about ati.... | 04:35 |
brandon420 | sorry man | 04:35 |
Agent24 | oh ok | 04:35 |
Agent24 | is it possible in ubuntu itself though? rather than driver-specific? | 04:36 |
brandon420 | anything to do with display, i use the nvidia control panel | 04:36 |
Agent24 | aah | 04:36 |
brandon420 | it only took me like 3 hours to get it all working correctly, so imma stick with it | 04:36 |
Agent24 | lol | 04:36 |
brandon420 | can anyone recommend any good window managers? | 04:37 |
jasonwryan | brandon420: http://dwm.suckless.org/ | 04:38 |
Watson516 | I have a bit of an issue that has been bothering me for a year or two but not enough for me to enquire about it... | 04:40 |
Watson516 | after grub loads, my numlock turns off | 04:40 |
brandon420 | lollll | 04:40 |
Watson516 | would that be a grub thing or a bios thing? | 04:40 |
brandon420 | prob grub | 04:41 |
Watson516 | yeah... | 04:42 |
brandon420 | other than that, i dont know what to tell you... lol. | 04:42 |
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brandon420 | you check all the logs? | 04:42 |
* Crell is back. | 04:43 | |
Watson516 | nope, I just get annoyed for the first 15 seconds of boot and then forget about it | 04:43 |
Crell | Hi folks. I recently upgraded my 9.10 system to 10.04. As always it's been a bit bumpy, but of note is that PHP seems to not be active anymore. It says it's enabled in the Apache log when I restart apache, but if I visit a PHP page I simply get a download offer back from the web server. Any idea what could have broken? I've not seen this sort of problem in years. | 04:43 |
emma | .w 3 | 04:44 |
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Watson516 | Crell: if I'm not mistaken, apache changed something during one of the updates which will cause that problem | 04:45 |
Crell | Oh goodie. Any idea what, and how to fix it? | 04:45 |
trism | Watson516: perhaps http://techie-buzz.com/gadgets-news/how-to-enable-numlock-key-to-be-on-when-linux-boots.html | 04:45 |
Watson516 | Crell: it's been a while since I had to deal with it | 04:46 |
Watson516 | trism: thanks | 04:46 |
Crell | Hm, wait. This could be it. | 04:46 |
Crell | WTF? | 04:46 |
Crell | Watson516: Found it. Apparently the default configuration for apache2/php5.conf disables PHP for all public_html directories. | 04:47 |
Crell | It even documents how to disable that. | 04:47 |
Crell | WHY it would do that I do not comprehend... | 04:48 |
Watson516 | Crell: yeah, that sounds familiar lol | 04:49 |
ubuntu | i want to use wildcards in ubuntu | 04:49 |
Crell | Hm. OK, now some scripts work and some don't. :-) | 04:49 |
fellipe_theop | hi friends, please, do anyone know how can I create an user wich has something like rbash but cannot do anything but copy files into his home, using scp or scp clients? | 04:50 |
ubuntu | but dos wildcards don't work | 04:50 |
ubuntu | i want to use wildcards in ubuntu but DOS wildcards don't work | 04:51 |
abhijit | Good Morning! :) | 04:51 |
tazman1a | Can I install ubuntu-10.04 on a very old Pentium 2 366MHz 128MB SDRAM machine? | 04:51 |
ubuntu | morning | 04:51 |
tazman1a | Will it choke | 04:51 |
xangua | tazman1a: better try lubuntu | 04:52 |
maco | ubuntu: use * | 04:52 |
xangua | !lubuntu | 04:52 |
ubottu | lubuntu is a project to create a derivative of Ubuntu using the LXDE desktop environment. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu | 04:52 |
tazman1a | lubuntu? | 04:52 |
ubuntu | try it | 04:52 |
tazman1a | I am looking | 04:52 |
ubuntu | w8 | 04:52 |
ubuntu | I wasn't saying to try the above | 04:53 |
root | zdf | 04:54 |
root | shemem | 04:54 |
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xangua | Guest36972: entering as root is not the best idea | 04:55 |
bribroder | evening all | 04:55 |
ubuntu | tazman1a: I wasn't saying to try the above | 04:55 |
ubuntu | morning :) | 04:55 |
tazman1a | ubuntu:? | 04:56 |
Guest36972 | ? | 04:56 |
ubuntu | tazman1a: try this page https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/hppa/hardware-req.html | 04:56 |
tazman1a | so, lubuntu is ubuntu but for slower and rather old systems | 04:57 |
bribroder | hey guys, I can't seem to get a vino remote server to work unless i've already logged in on the remote box; any ideas? right now, it closes connection on startup | 04:57 |
Watson516 | tazmanla: yup | 04:57 |
Hardik | hey i need help.. this is my first time here and i just installed ubuntu. | 04:57 |
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xangua | ubuntu the minimun is 256 of ram for ubuntu-gnome desktop | 04:57 |
xangua | ubuntu better change your nick | 04:57 |
xangua | Hardik: make your question and if someone knows they will answer | 04:58 |
Crell | OK, this is not good. | 04:58 |
Hardik | my internet connection keeps dropping and restarting every 2-3 mins | 04:58 |
Crell | If I don't specify a file, it should fall back to index.php. | 04:58 |
Hardik | does anyone have a solution | 04:58 |
Crell | It seems like it does, but THAT file I get a download for instead of the actual file running. | 04:58 |
xangua | Hardik: what wifi card do you use¿ | 04:59 |
Watson516 | Crell: have you restarted the server? | 04:59 |
Hardik | umm actually im not sure...how can i check that? | 04:59 |
Crell | Yes. | 04:59 |
tazman1a | ubuntu: the link says at least 32MB of memory and 500MB of hard disk space | 04:59 |
Crell | ... Oh now this is even better. | 05:00 |
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Crell | It works if I use Konqueror, but not if I use Firefox. | 05:00 |
tazman1a | dang, recommended 256MB | 05:00 |
Watson516 | Crell: interesting... | 05:01 |
lapion | Hello | 05:01 |
IdleOne | tazman1a: you might want to look at puppy linux or dsl | 05:01 |
bribroder | hey guys, I can't seem to get a vino remote server to work unless i've already logged in on the remote box; any ideas? right now, it closes connection on startup | 05:02 |
Crell | Watson516: Frustrating... :-) | 05:02 |
tazman1a | IdleOne: I have some projects is based on ubuntu-9.10 but my system is pretty old | 05:02 |
bribroder | How do you get a gnome desktop session going without a gui? | 05:02 |
lyhana8 | hi, I created a new user in a server but when I `su` to it the prompt only show $ (no name, no host), and doesn't autocomplete | 05:02 |
ubuntu | i want to use wildcards in ubuntu but DOS wildcards don't work | 05:04 |
maco | ubuntu: * is the usual wildcard on the command line | 05:04 |
lyhana8 | seem the defautl prompt is not bash :S | 05:04 |
lapion | If anybody wants to use a dual desktop with 1024x768 and 1280x1024 next to each other (2308x1024) tell them that they better use them on top of each other (1280x1792) | 05:04 |
maco | lyhana8: yes it is | 05:04 |
lapion | especially for mks | 05:04 |
maco | lyhana8: however /bin/sh if youre running a script is dash | 05:04 |
lapion | *kms | 05:04 |
ubuntu | maco: * only works in dos for me | 05:04 |
lapion | kms doesn't like any resolution bigger then 2048x2048 | 05:05 |
rww | lyhana8: It is. bash by default doesn't do tab-completion (which is what I assume you mean) or have a detailed prompt; they're both set in .bashrc | 05:05 |
lyhana8 | maco: I just run `bash` and got the nice prompt auto completion, etc. | 05:05 |
Watson516 | Crell: does this help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5780073 | 05:05 |
maco | ubuntu: what command are you trying to run? are you keeping in mind that linux is case-sentitive to a* and A* are two different things? | 05:05 |
rww | so whether you're actually running bash would be best decided with ps or something :) | 05:05 |
lyhana8 | rww: I'm not sure the default shell is bash. I know you can set something else with the GUI | 05:05 |
tazman1a | the system is currently running windows 2000 and it's crawling.... I think I will still try with ubuntu-10.04. | 05:06 |
lyhana8 | I'm working trough SSH and when I switch to the new user that *not* a bash prompt rww: maco | 05:07 |
maco | lyhana8: what does "ps" say it is? | 05:07 |
lapion | tazman1a, just make sure it has more then 1Gb ram | 05:07 |
Crell | Hm... | 05:07 |
econdudeawesome | 2 questions: how would I get GnoMenu to bind to <alt>f1 instead of standard Ubuntu menu, and what is the best docklets to use with Gnome? | 05:07 |
tazman1a | lapion: 168MB ram :) | 05:07 |
ubuntu | maco: I use the amd64 live distro and I want make grep only search in SAM files | 05:07 |
taulus | Are there any compatibility issues with a Gigabyte GA-P55-USB3 mobo and an i5 760? | 05:07 |
lyhana8 | maco 19589 pts/1 00:00:00 sh | 05:07 |
maco | lyhana8: sh is a symlink to dash | 05:08 |
maco | lyhana8: check your /etc/passwd | 05:08 |
lapion | tazman1a, is it a server ? | 05:08 |
tazman1a | lapion: no, it's a regular desktop Pentium 2 366MHz | 05:08 |
tazman1a | and 10G hard drive | 05:08 |
Crell | Watson516: No, I don't think so. The packages are already installed and the DirectoryIndex is being set by an .htaccess file. AllowOverride is set to All. | 05:09 |
lapion | well try using one of lighter ubuntu desktop managers | 05:09 |
bribroder | Hey guys, I need some help with VNC. When I try to remote in after a reboot, I get a connection refused. But after logging into the remote box directly, VNC works fine. Any ideas?? | 05:09 |
jonathan23383 | holaaaa | 05:09 |
lapion | well try using one of lighter ubuntu desktop managers, tazman1a | 05:09 |
jonathan23383 | alguna mujer para hablar???? | 05:09 |
auranos | So I've got a weird bug, I just upgraded from Karmic to Lucid and now all my programs are minimized. | 05:10 |
lapion | Jonathan, no aki solamente mujeres que tienen problemas con ubuntu | 05:10 |
Sasquatch7 | How do I open a browser using the terminal and have it open in the background. I'm using & and the browser still comes to foreground when opened. Any ideas? | 05:10 |
econdudeawesome | what are the best desktop gadgets for gnome ubuntu desktop? | 05:10 |
Hardik | i have a broadcom wifi card and i just installed ubuntu today...the internet connection keeps dropping after every 2-3 mins | 05:10 |
abhijit | !en | jonathan23383 | 05:10 |
ubottu | jonathan23383: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat | 05:10 |
tazman1a | lapion: lighter ubuntu desktop manager? what is that? | 05:10 |
auranos | Whenever I launch a new program it minimizes and when I click it in the taskbar it opens and then minimizes. | 05:10 |
xangua | Hardik: no familiar with broadcom, better keep asking in the channel, not PM | 05:10 |
lapion | anything but kde or gnome desktop | 05:10 |
auranos | I'm on Netbook Remix if that matters | 05:10 |
Hardik | ok | 05:10 |
econdudeawesome | lapion: why is that? | 05:11 |
rww | Hardik: which Broadcom model? | 05:11 |
jonathan23383 | hi, i speak with woman | 05:11 |
sacarlson | bribroder: maybe just have it auto login at boot if security is not a problem | 05:11 |
xangua | abhijit: why did you do that¿¿ he wasn't looking for ubuntu support | 05:11 |
Hardik | rww: am not exactly sure...how would i check? | 05:11 |
econdudeawesome | lapion: I use lubuntu generally, and only with sweet computers the 64-bit ubuntu install--awesomeness | 05:11 |
maco | jonathan23383: this is a tech support channel | 05:11 |
rww | jonathan23383: This is an Ubuntu support channel, not a dating site. | 05:11 |
jonathan23383 | ok | 05:11 |
jonathan23383 | sorry | 05:11 |
rww | Hardik: one of 'lspci' or 'lsusb' in the Terminal should show it | 05:11 |
abhijit | jonathan23383, join #ubuntu-women | 05:12 |
abhijit | xangua, he said something in another language. | 05:12 |
maco | jonathan23383: please dont | 05:12 |
jonathan23383 | tengo un problema en mi laptop | 05:12 |
Flannel | abhijit: Please don't | 05:12 |
IdleOne | abhijit: #ubuntu-women is not a dating channel either | 05:12 |
maco | abhijit: #ubuntu-women is NOT a dating channel | 05:12 |
abhijit | Flannel, IdleOne maco okk | 05:12 |
jonathan23383 | trabajo con ubuntu 10.04 x64 y quiero conectar mi banda ancha movil pero no me sale que hago??? | 05:12 |
Hardik | rww: ok for the ethernet controller it shows broadcom - netlink BCM5906M | 05:12 |
abhijit | he just said something in another language thats why i run that !en factoid | 05:13 |
IdleOne | !es | jonathan23383 | 05:13 |
ubottu | jonathan23383: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 05:13 |
jonathan23383 | me sale cuando dejo el modem conectado y reinicio | 05:13 |
maco | !en | jonathan23383 | 05:13 |
ubottu | jonathan23383: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat | 05:13 |
maco | jonathan23383: va a #ubuntu-es | 05:13 |
jonathan23383 | ok men | 05:13 |
Rickmasta | Hey guys, I think I just made a bad move | 05:13 |
brandon420 | oh noooesss | 05:14 |
Sasquatch7 | How would I go about opening a web browser and not have it open over other windows? | 05:14 |
brandon420 | i have made a few of those | 05:14 |
Rickmasta | So I bought a vps, like, for my playground, | 05:14 |
Watson516 | Crell: if you remove the .htaccess file, does it work? | 05:14 |
Rickmasta | but thing is, I have like NO experience in linux/ubuntu or servers. =/ | 05:14 |
brandon420 | its not hard | 05:15 |
brandon420 | you trying to use that to learn? | 05:15 |
Crell | Watson516: Nope. I renamed .htaccess to just htaccess. No change. Still works in Konqueror but not Firefox. | 05:15 |
Rickmasta | So I'm trying to install Rubystacks | 05:15 |
lapion | tazman1a, try using lubuntu | 05:15 |
Rickmasta | http://rubyworks.rubyforge.org/installation/ubuntu.html, | 05:15 |
Rickmasta | and it says "Point your package manager to RubyWorks APT repository. Open file /etc/apt/sources.list in a text editor, and add this line to it:" | 05:16 |
Hardik | rww: any luck finding out what the problem could be? | 05:16 |
Rickmasta | How the hell do I do that from a vps? lol | 05:16 |
brandon420 | use vnc? | 05:16 |
maco | Rickmasta: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list | 05:16 |
rww | Hardik: sorry, I got distracted. I only know about the BCM43xx series (which are the most popular ones these days); sorry :( | 05:16 |
lapion | tazman1a, but for questions regarding lubuntu please join #lubuntu | 05:16 |
Hardik | ok thanx for responding | 05:17 |
maco | Rickmasta: at the bottom when it says ^ followed by some letter? The ^ means "ctrl" so like ^O means ctrl+O saves | 05:17 |
Rickmasta | ah, swee | 05:17 |
maco | Rickmasta: im assuming you mean from a terminal... | 05:17 |
Rickmasta | Yup | 05:17 |
maco | Rickmasta: you may want to have a look at the the official ubuntu server book | 05:17 |
Rickmasta | WriteOut, means save? | 05:17 |
sacarlson | Rickmasta: I just use gem to install stuf in ruby. some gem require having libs that I just use standard ubuntu repository | 05:17 |
Sasquatch7 | How would I go about opening a web browser and not have it open over other windows? But in the background. | 05:18 |
sacarlson | Sasquatch7: oh maybe you are looking for a headless web browser | 05:19 |
Sasquatch7 | sacarlson: what is that? | 05:19 |
ubuntu | I use the amd64 live distro and I want make grep only search in SAM files | 05:20 |
Sasquatch7 | sacarlson: just want to open chromium in the background behind the current window i'm in. Can't seem to figure out how. | 05:20 |
sacarlson | Sasquatch7: that's a browser that dosn't use a window envirnment | 05:20 |
Watson516 | Crell: Sorry, I have no idea what would cause that...are the headers set correctly? Maybe Firefox is more strict? | 05:21 |
Sasquatch7 | sacarlson: I see. | 05:21 |
sacarlson | Sasquatch7: why must it be chromium? are you loging into something? | 05:21 |
Sasquatch7 | sacarlson: no it can be firefox. | 05:21 |
Watson516 | Crell: is it just the index or any php? | 05:21 |
san_ | Sasquatch right click on the top and check "Use system title bar and borders" | 05:22 |
san_ | Sasquatch7: right click on the top ( blue top of the chrome browser) and check "Use system title bar and borders" | 05:23 |
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Sasquatch7 | san_: Oh ok thanks. | 05:24 |
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Crell | Watson516: Other PHP files work fine, as does index.php if I access it directly. | 05:24 |
Sasquatch7 | san_: So now how do I have it open in the background on my desktop? | 05:24 |
Crell | I'm not sure how to check the headers in Konqueror... | 05:24 |
Crell | Watson516: The return mimetype is text/html it looks like, according to wget. | 05:25 |
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san_ | oops, sorry I thought, you wanted it on top of others, if you mean background process: google-chrome & | 05:26 |
san_ | the current window is chrome also? | 05:27 |
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jamie | Hey, anyone to help with a laptop sleep issue with 10.04? When I wake from sleep I have to reconnect to wifi :-( and it asks for PW again... (my SSID is hidden and I have a WPA2 10 char aphanumeric pw) | 05:27 |
Sasquatch7 | san_: I'm using that already and the browser opens in the foreground no matter what window I'm currently in. | 05:27 |
Watson516 | Crell: how are you accessing index when it doesn't work? | 05:27 |
Crell | Watson516: Going to http://localhost/~me/foo/ in Firefox. | 05:28 |
san_ | and always on top is checked for the current window? | 05:28 |
sacarlson | Crell: I asume you have php installed in apache2? did you try the php info test? | 05:28 |
Crell | sacarlson: Yep. If I go to ~/me/foo/index.php, the page loads fine. | 05:28 |
Sasquatch7 | san_: Yes. | 05:28 |
san_ | worked for me | 05:28 |
jamie | If I can't fix this, I might have to switch distro's. and I HATE rpm :-( | 05:28 |
Crell | jamie: I know the feeling. :-/ | 05:29 |
uncle_sin | i hate rpm too | 05:29 |
sacarlson | Crell: so like a file with <?php phpinfo(); ?> works? | 05:29 |
hiku | jamie: I've been having the same issue with 10.04 32bit | 05:29 |
LucasCampos | Hello | 05:29 |
Crell | sacarlson: Yes. | 05:29 |
san_ | opened window1, set allways on top, and then clicked to launch another chrome and it opened behind the current window | 05:30 |
jamie | Crell: I have an openSuSE DVD right next to me... but I can't bring myself to kill a deb box :-( | 05:30 |
jamie | I'm on 32 bit as well for the laptop. (the desktop is wired in, so no problems there) | 05:30 |
hiku | jamie: how about Mint Linux.. don't think they are having the same issues but I'm not sure | 05:30 |
LucasCampos | How to edit the grub? I have like eight entries for Ubuntu, two for each Linux-header | 05:30 |
Crell | jamie: GMTA. :-) But I am going to a conference in 2 weeks and this is not a good time to be switching distros. | 05:30 |
abhijit | !grub2 | LucasCampos | 05:30 |
ubottu | LucasCampos: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Ubuntu 9.10. For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 05:30 |
sacarlson | crell but now when you go through the apache2 server? | 05:30 |
san_ | ctrl+N also works | 05:30 |
Crell | sacarlson: Er, what do you mean through the apache2 server? | 05:30 |
sacarlson | Crell: do you have apache2 installed? | 05:31 |
Crell | sacarlson: Yes. This is an upgrade from 9.10. | 05:31 |
Crell | Which was working fine (at least in this regard). | 05:31 |
psycho789 | whats a good burning program in ubuntu | 05:32 |
jamie | hiku: I tried Peppermint (think it was ICE) and couldn't even connect in the first place | 05:32 |
Sasquatch7 | san_: attempted all of that, just doesn't seem to work for me. | 05:32 |
Sasquatch7 | san_: thanks. | 05:32 |
jamie | Brasero?... wait, is there a linux version of IMGBurn? | 05:32 |
abhijit | psycho789, brasero | 05:32 |
sacarlson | Crell: so in your browser if you go to http://localhost ? | 05:32 |
HeliusCron | can anyone offer some sound help | 05:33 |
sacarlson | crell: I'm not sure your server is local sorry | 05:33 |
san_ | Sasquatch7: not at all | 05:33 |
hiku | jamie: not sure about imgburn but are you referring to an iso burner program? Basero is great for that | 05:33 |
Crell | sacarlson: That works fine in both browsers. | 05:33 |
hiku | !ask | HeliusCron | 05:33 |
ubottu | HeliusCron: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 05:33 |
Crell | It's JUST an unspecified file falling back to index.php in Firefox. Konqueror is fine. | 05:33 |
psycho789 | abhijit, ah thanks, didnt see that at first look | 05:34 |
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jamie | hiku: imgburn does iso to cd/dvd, dvd/cd to iso, cd to cd, etc, etc... it's like VLC but for optical drives ;-) | 05:34 |
HeliusCron | when I close apps or web pages the sound just keeps going even though the whole window is closed, why? | 05:34 |
hiku | jamie: nice... | 05:34 |
HeliusCron | happens in the music player and web pages | 05:34 |
jgornick | Anyone here know Samba pretty well in terms of permissions. I can't seem to persist group permissions when I want to copy over new files from my Ubuntu 10.04 machine (with permanent mounted share) to my FreeNas server running Samba. | 05:34 |
undecim | HeliusCron: The plugin is still running for a few seconds after closing the browser | 05:34 |
will_ | Hey, guys, I think I could cook an egg on my laptop, anyone know how to force the OS to run the fan faster, also ACPI always reports 27C no mater what | 05:35 |
jamie | Crell: was that a warning to stay away from Novell? or just to wait a bit in general? | 05:35 |
abhijit | bye | 05:35 |
Sasquatch7 | How would I open a program in the terminal but have a program open in another workspace? | 05:35 |
HeliusCron | na this is like 5 minutes still going now | 05:35 |
Crell | jamie: No, just that the timing is rather poor for me. :-) | 05:35 |
sacarlson | Crell: this may be a stupid request but did you try rename the index.php file to another name xindex.php and try the firefox again? I have had cache problems in some files | 05:35 |
Crell | Hm. | 05:35 |
undecim | HeliusCron: Then maybe the plugin or firefox itself never closed. Try pressing alt+f2 and typeing "killall firefox-bin" | 05:35 |
Crell | Let me try killing Firefox entirely. | 05:35 |
HeliusCron | well its the music player still running too even tho i closed that too | 05:36 |
sacarlson | Crell: I fixed it with a header change in the file to make no time for cache | 05:36 |
jamie | so anyone else have a problem (or solution) to the non-autoconnect for wifi? is there a .config file somewhere I could tap into? | 05:36 |
Crell | Hm. | 05:36 |
Hoober | odd i can't change my directory to the folder named ASM i put on my desktop | 05:36 |
HeliusCron | both were steaming sound from the web | 05:36 |
Crell | Do you recall the directive? | 05:36 |
HeliusCron | streaming | 05:36 |
undecim | HeliusCron: Your desktop music player? That minimizes to the indicator | 05:36 |
* Crell doesn't often play with http headers. | 05:37 | |
HeliusCron | I 'closed' it | 05:37 |
HeliusCron | nm i see it up top | 05:37 |
undecim | HeliusCron: Pressing the X button still minimizes it to the panel | 05:37 |
undecim | You close the window, but the player is still in the background | 05:37 |
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sacarlson | crell: <META HTTP-EQUIV="PRAGMA" CONTENT="NO-CACHE" > | 05:38 |
* Crell tries. | 05:38 | |
jamie | nobody? :-( alright, I'll check forums and be back tomorrow ;-) | 05:38 |
jamie | / almostkiss | 05:38 |
sacarlson | crell: <META HTTP-EQUIV="EXPIRES" CONTENT="-1" > | 05:38 |
sacarlson | <META HTTP-EQUIV="CONTENT-TYPE" CONTENT="text/html; charset=utf-8"> | 05:38 |
jamie | peace 8-) | 05:39 |
Watson516 | sacarlson: header("Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate"); in php no? | 05:39 |
HeliusCron | how can I get better full screen video with youtube type videos in Ubuntu running in Vbox | 05:40 |
sacarlson | watson516: no I had it in an html file crell: | 05:40 |
HeliusCron | small video seem fine | 05:40 |
Crell | Watson516: sacarlson: Well I just tried both the HTML and PHP versions. Firefox still wants to download the file. | 05:40 |
elitexray | Has anyone successfully installed their ati graphic driver on ubuntu? | 05:41 |
Rickmasta | Anyone mind telling me why I keep on receiving this message? http://screens.rickmasta.com/7o.jpg | 05:42 |
Watson516 | elitexray: mine just worked in 10.04 | 05:42 |
Rickmasta | and what I can do to fix it? | 05:42 |
elitexray | Are you able to play games and such @watson516? | 05:42 |
Watson516 | elitexray: yes | 05:42 |
hiku | Crell: is it possible for me to view the webpage in question? | 05:44 |
sacarlson | hiku: crell: good idea | 05:44 |
hiku | Rickmasta: have you run the apt-get -f install | 05:44 |
Rickmasta | Yup | 05:45 |
hiku | hmm | 05:45 |
Alazare | i have a question how does the noauto option in fstab work exactly cause i swap hard drives and one of the drives i remove to test others is my data drive i like having it automounted but if i rmove it and attach another fstab causes it to halt during boot cause of the missing drive | 05:45 |
Rickmasta | how do I install a specific version of an application in linux? | 05:47 |
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shadow | initrd.gz image | 05:49 |
jgornick | Anyone here know Samba pretty well in terms of permissions. I can't seem to persist group permissions when I want to copy over new files from my Ubuntu 10.04 machine (with permanent mounted share) to my FreeNas server running Samba. | 05:50 |
Crell | hiku: Um, not really. My laptop is behind a NAT. | 05:50 |
tucemiux | Rickmasta, you go to the application's website and download their package | 05:50 |
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hiku | Crell: oh darn ok. can you pastebin your html/php file and your apache2 config for me so I can try to replicate it here. | 05:50 |
digitalfiz | i have apache2 and php5 installed and php5 module is enabled but when i click on php links it wants me to download them | 05:50 |
wyrm111_ | anyone know the shortcut to open a privat conversation window in irssi? | 05:51 |
sacarlson | Crell: I'm behind a nat and still can do. I set my IP as static and have my ADSL set to forward all trafic to that address | 05:52 |
shadow | !initrd.gz | 05:52 |
Crell | hiku: Well the file doesn't seem to matter. Even if there's no PHP code in it, a .php file seems to fail. | 05:52 |
hiku | Crell: digitalfiz looks like you 2 now have something in common | 05:52 |
rww | digitalfiz: did you restart apache after enabling the php5 module? | 05:52 |
hiku | Crell: can I see your apache2.conf? | 05:52 |
digitalfiz | rww, yes | 05:52 |
Crell | sacarlson: Yeah, but I'm not wild about rewiring my NAT. :-) | 05:53 |
Crell | hiku: Stand by. You want the entire thing? | 05:53 |
hiku | Crell: yea pastebin it if you can | 05:53 |
hiku | Crell: this is a default out of the box config right? | 05:53 |
sacarlson | crell: hiku: I agree I think it's a apache2 config problem | 05:53 |
tucemiux | Crell, if it's multiple lines you MUST use pastebin | 05:53 |
hiku | !paste > Crell | 05:53 |
ubottu | Crell, please see my private message | 05:53 |
Crell | http://pastebin.com/Az3xEtjL | 05:54 |
* Crell is well-familiar with pastebin protocol, worry not. :-) | 05:54 | |
hiku | Crell: ok cool, ty. I'll be right back... | 05:55 |
Crell | hiku: This is a 9.10 system upgraded to 10.04 this past weekend. | 05:55 |
Crell | So far it doesn't seem to have been a trade-up. :-( | 05:55 |
sacarlson | Crell: I upgraded from 8.04 to 10.04 from complete reinstall on apache2 so it should work. | 05:56 |
sacarlson | Crell: I just moved the original apache2 configs into my new 10.04 install | 05:57 |
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Crell | Well there's other issues, mostly related to it being more sluggish. I'm just dealing with PHP right now as that's the mission critical one. | 05:58 |
hiku | Crell: ok cool. I just verified that my default 10.04 is working with php and all seems well. so now I'll test with your config | 05:59 |
shadow | hd-media files download where? | 06:00 |
digitalfiz | my system is a fresh install of 10.04 | 06:00 |
digitalfiz | and php files want to download | 06:00 |
digitalfiz | http://digitalfiz.no-ip.org/~digitalfiz/phpinfo.php | 06:00 |
sig | anyone know of any issues with the lastest version installing on laptops? | 06:00 |
hiku | Crell: try this apache2.conf file. make sure to backup your orig one first. http://pastebin.com/d5fw0p8K | 06:02 |
sacarlson | hiku: crell: there are many files in the /etc/apache2 directory that has many config files you may need to look deeper into that directory | 06:02 |
hiku | sacarlson: yes, conf.d has more files, for php webdav etc etc.... those could also be causing an issue. | 06:02 |
hiku | Crell: have you tried backing up all your apache configs, then uninstall apache2, remove the /etc/apache2 dir, and then reinstall? | 06:03 |
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digitalfiz | i figured out why mine wasnt working | 06:04 |
hiku | digitalfiz: how is that? | 06:04 |
Crell | hiku: Not yet. I didn't want to do something that drastic if I could avoid it. | 06:04 |
digitalfiz | mi isses was cuz php engine was off for userdirs | 06:04 |
digitalfiz | my issue | 06:04 |
hiku | Crell: yea, I totally understand | 06:04 |
Crell | digitalfiz: D'Oh! Yeah, I ran into that, too. | 06:04 |
hiku | digitalfiz: ah, nice find. | 06:05 |
Crell | And then it worked except for this particular case. | 06:05 |
Crell | That seems like a rather silly default to me, frankly. | 06:05 |
digitalfiz | http://digitalfiz.no-ip.org/~digitalfiz/phpinfo.php tada! | 06:05 |
hiku | Crell: yeah me too | 06:05 |
hiku | digitalfiz: lookin good now | 06:05 |
Crell | Oh what the... | 06:05 |
Crell | hiku: OK, that didn't fix it. | 06:05 |
Crell | However! | 06:05 |
[zz] | hi, I've been having an ongoing problem where networking just dies for some reason. Anyone know what I can do to alleviate that? | 06:06 |
Crell | I just tried a different directory and it DID work there!!! | 06:06 |
* Crell is now even more confused. | 06:06 | |
hiku | Crell: hmm, where are you storing your webpages? whats the path? | 06:06 |
hiku | Crell: mine are in /var/www | 06:06 |
Crell | hiku: These are both subdirs of my public_html. | 06:06 |
* ianwizard is even more confused then Crell, because he walked in on the middle of the conversation... | 06:06 | |
sacarlson | crell: oh must be that .htaccess file | 06:06 |
hiku | Crell: oh..... ok now I got it | 06:07 |
Crell | Except removing the htaccess file didn't fix it. | 06:07 |
Crell | Hang on, let me reclone the git repo. | 06:07 |
hiku | Crell: hmm | 06:07 |
sacarlson | crell: even after reload? cache? | 06:07 |
Crell | Yep. | 06:08 |
Crell | Huh. | 06:08 |
Crell | A fresh checkout worked. | 06:08 |
hiku | Crell: are there any errors in /var/log/apache2/error.log? | 06:08 |
Crell | But not if I rename it to that name... | 06:08 |
sacarlson | crell: cool one down XXX more problems to go | 06:09 |
Crell | hiku: I think the problem isn't Apache, it's firefox. | 06:09 |
hiku | Crell: oh strange | 06:09 |
Crell | Hang on, I'm just going to reboot the entire laptop and see if Firefox gets the message. | 06:09 |
hiku | Crell: =) ok | 06:09 |
Crell | Catch you on the flipside. | 06:09 |
hiku | Crell: you do that while I do the unthinkable. upgrade/downgrade my 10.04 to mint linux 9 =) just for the heck of it | 06:10 |
Crell | You are a sick sick man. | 06:10 |
hiku | Crell: =) | 06:10 |
hiku | Crell: I just want to see if it will work | 06:10 |
* Crell once had a roommate who upgraded his Red Hat box to Debian while it was running, without rebooting it. | 06:10 | |
* [zz] pokes channel | 06:10 | |
Crell | I think he spent about 4 months running it before rebooting to see if it worked. | 06:10 |
sacarlson | hiku: maybe try in vertualbox so you don't break something you need | 06:10 |
hiku | sacarlson: yeah I'm not to worried about it. this is my trash laptop... | 06:11 |
hiku | sacarlson: I beat it up daily. | 06:11 |
sacarlson | hiku: ya can't beat that | 06:12 |
disappearedng | hey let say I am behind my router right now and my router's address is 192.168.1.1 My modem, which the router is connected, is at 192.168.0.1 How do I access my modem from my current connection now? | 06:14 |
hiku | sacarlson: ok all done. time to reboot and see if going from 10.04 to Linux mint 9 works | 06:14 |
makson | has anyone used this on ubnutu to make a jail http://www.jmcresearch.com/projects/jail/howto.html | 06:15 |
Crell | Well that still doesn't work. | 06:16 |
Crell | But if I move the code to a different directory name, it works. | 06:16 |
Crell | To me that indicates that Firefox is totally FUBAR. | 06:16 |
Oricygnus | Hi | 06:18 |
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gryllida | !hi | Oricygnus | 06:19 |
ubottu | Oricygnus: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 06:19 |
[zz] | in case it wasn't noticed, <[zz]> hi, I've been having an ongoing problem where networking just dies for some reason. Anyone know what I can do to alleviate that? | 06:19 |
ilovefairuz | [zz]: pastebin: lshw -C network and /var/log/messages | 06:22 |
micahg | are people reporting issues after the kernel security update with disk access taking longer? | 06:23 |
makson | any good docs on setting up chroot env on ubuntu the docs on site are outdated | 06:27 |
makson | schroot isn't available | 06:27 |
[zz] | ilovefairuz, http://pastebin.com/B944Wb0N and http://pastebin.com/LRWvyDDV | 06:27 |
ilovefairuz | Crell: this is about the DirectoryIndex directive | 06:30 |
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* CrellAwaaay wanders off. | 06:32 | |
ilovefairuz | CrellAwaaay: add index.php to its list | 06:34 |
Legendary_Bibo | Does anyone know how to get a USB flash drive to recognized by WinXP in a virtual box on Ubuntu 10.04 with the non open source version? | 06:35 |
HBSC | has anyone here got starcraft2 running in wine? | 06:37 |
bullgard4 | What console or ncurses based Jabber clients does Ubuntu offer? | 06:37 |
rww | bullgard4: finch and centerim | 06:38 |
Legendary_Bibo | HPSC: yeah | 06:38 |
rkj | hello, can anyone tell me how to get a listing of all the packages installed on my system (via the command line)? | 06:39 |
bullgard4 | rww: I will have a look at them. -- Thank you vor your help. | 06:39 |
rww | rkj: dpkg -l | 06:39 |
rkj | rww thanks a million | 06:40 |
dodecanesand | ipkg install smell | 06:40 |
Legendary_Bibo | rkj: you could go into synaptic and reorder it to show you everything that's installed | 06:40 |
Legendary_Bibo | Does anyone know how to get a USB flash drive to recognized by WinXP in a virtual box on Ubuntu 10.04 with the non open source version? | 06:40 |
bullgard4 | Legendary_Bibo: How can you re-order Synaptic's output? | 06:41 |
Raptors | Hey guys | 06:41 |
dodecanesand | i'm a doctor not a programmer | 06:42 |
Raptors | Is there a way to block a program from getting internet access? | 06:42 |
Mr_Sonoma | where does fetchmail put mail messages? what folder? | 06:42 |
Legendary_Bibo | bullgard4: There's buttons on the top, you just click on the one of the far left | 06:42 |
Legendary_Bibo | Raptors: firewall settings | 06:42 |
bullgard4 | Raptors: There are several. Depends on your special program and other constraints of your situation and desires. | 06:43 |
Legendary_Bibo | Does anyone know how to get a USB flash drive to recognized by WinXP in a virtual box on Ubuntu 10.04 with the non open source version? | 06:43 |
Raptors | I want to use a SCII crack but I need to block SC from getting internet access so it doesn't update | 06:43 |
UziMonkey | unplug the cable | 06:44 |
UziMonkey | easiest solution.. | 06:44 |
Legendary_Bibo | Raptors: We don't condone illegal stuff or whatever | 06:44 |
Flannel | Raptors: Piracy is offtopic for Freenode, please don't continue this discussion, thanks. | 06:44 |
UziMonkey | Legendary_Bibo: cracking isn't illegal | 06:44 |
bullgard4 | Legendary_Bibo: This will not hide packages which are not installed. Sorry. | 06:44 |
Legendary_Bibo | bullgard4: oh that's just what I do, it puts all the packages installed on top in alphabetical order | 06:45 |
Raptors | alright :( | 06:45 |
Legendary_Bibo | UziMonkey: it's a grey area | 06:45 |
Raptors | So much for honestly. Say I want to block another program from access internet how would I go about doing it? | 06:45 |
Cork | could anyone give me a hint how to use gbus-send with org.freedesktop.Notifications create a Notify OSD bubble? | 06:46 |
Legendary_Bibo | Raptors: do you think we're stupid? | 06:46 |
Raptors | lol | 06:46 |
Raptors | no | 06:46 |
Flannel | Raptors: I'd much rather you be honest and purchase the game if you desire to play it. | 06:46 |
Raptors | I am going to eventually buy it... | 06:47 |
Raptors | well that is all, I guess I'll go read a firewall manual or something\. | 06:47 |
starkraving | The last few kernel releases have disabled my wireless. Now because of the new release today, the last one that worked has rolled off of grub. Any way to get it back? | 06:48 |
JohnRobe1t | do you think 20GB will be enough for an Ubuntu install? | 06:50 |
UziMonkey | yes | 06:50 |
UziMonkey | it installs from 1 CD, right? | 06:51 |
[zz] | so I didn't really get a reply before but maybe different people are watching the channel now. I'm having an error where networking seems to suddenly stop (icon disappears from the notification area altogether and internet access ceases to exist). Restarting GDM fixes it, but anyone know what could be causing it and what could end it? | 06:51 |
UziMonkey | just don't go crazy installing all the software in the repository and 20GB should be fine | 06:51 |
red2kic | JohnRobe1t: 2GB is enough too. The question is -- How much of personal data? :o | 06:51 |
JohnRobe1t | well I was going to keep personal data on a diff partition | 06:51 |
UziMonkey | then you'll be fine | 06:52 |
JohnRobe1t | I guess it's plenty | 06:52 |
red2kic | JohnRobe1t: I keep my personal files + media on different HDD. :) | 06:52 |
wyrm111_ | great thing about linux in general; you only have to install what you need, or want :) | 06:52 |
UziMonkey | great thing about windows is it comes with ABSOLUTELY NOTHING :P | 06:53 |
UziMonkey | (yet Windows 7 wants to take up 20 gigs on install?) | 06:53 |
wyrm111_ | oh i come with a whole slew oh stuff, all crap | 06:53 |
JohnRobe1t | win7 is alright | 06:53 |
JohnRobe1t | I use both | 06:54 |
rezolute | nothing wrong with win7 | 06:54 |
rezolute | I'm in it now | 06:54 |
rezolute | heh | 06:54 |
JohnRobe1t | used linux soley for about 6 years | 06:54 |
JohnRobe1t | decided to try windows again | 06:54 |
JohnRobe1t | bottom line is all OSes suck really | 06:54 |
UziMonkey | same here, it's great. It just like to eat hard drive space for breakfast, lunch and dinner. | 06:54 |
wyrm111_ | ...oh. sorry. work? | 06:54 |
JohnRobe1t | if they all joined forces to make one ultimate OS I'm sure it'd be ok | 06:54 |
rezolute | 20gig is nothing when you have multiple TB hard drives for cheap | 06:54 |
bytesaber | I have ubuntu on partition /dev/sda5. That partition has a ready working grub in it's first sector. Without setting up a bootloader in my MBR, is there a cd or something i can use to boot with, so I can trigger the bootloader in /dev/sda5? | 06:55 |
UziMonkey | true, but why should it? It's my hard drive, I don't want to give most of it to Windows | 06:55 |
rezolute | most? | 06:55 |
kc8pxy | UziMonkey: lol :) | 06:55 |
maco_ | Hey.. I got some questions about installing Ubuntu server.. If I install Ubuntu Server, it connects to the internet automatically? Because Server doesnt have X environmnent, what should I do if it doesnt connect to internet, to install pakages? | 06:56 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: Super GRUB2 Disk will allow you to do this (though it will by default load the core.img from the filesystem rather than chainloading from the partition, which is good as a bootloader installed to a partition is unreliable). | 06:56 |
Jordan_U | maco_: Is it a headless server? If not then you will still have a terminal interface with the keyboard and screen. | 06:58 |
bytesaber | why is a bootloader in a partition unreliable? | 06:58 |
kc8pxy | ok, this is getting stupidly annoying.. how do i track down what's crashing all my apps? youtube crashed firefox, randowmly my notifications panel is crashing, show desktop just crashed, and randomly, my xserver keeps crashing, which dumps me back to the login screen. how do i start tracking the culprit? it was working till i installed the updates the update manager recommended. | 06:58 |
maco_ | Jordan_U Sorry, I speak spanish.. What do u mean 'headless server'? and.. Yes, I have the terminal, but it connects automatically to the eth0? | 06:59 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: You can't fit enough code into one sector to read from the filesystem, so you need to use blocklists instead. But filesystems don't make any guarantee that these blocklists will remain valid. | 06:59 |
Jordan_U | maco_: Maybe you should ask in #ubuntu-es. | 07:00 |
kc8pxy | maco_: headless server's normally have no monitor attached, and sometimes, not even a video card :) | 07:00 |
bytesaber | Jordan_U, guess i just have the grub in the first sector to boot that partition. i bumped it into a gpt partition and now i need a way to boot it since rEFIt can't reach it with bios emulatino | 07:01 |
Jordan_U | kc8pxy: Have you run memtest to rule out bad RAM? | 07:01 |
maco_ | kc8pxy Yes it has, I just want to know if Ubuntu server, just installed on my pc is going to connect automatically to internet via eth0? | 07:01 |
HBSC | has anyone here got starcraft2 to run in wine? | 07:02 |
kc8pxy | Jordan_U: not in the last month. but i test all my machines with memtest before i put them into action. | 07:02 |
starkraving | Is this the best room to get a wireless card working? It worked 6 kernels ago | 07:03 |
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FloodBot1 | molish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:03 |
maco_ | I can not connect to Ubuntu-es :S | 07:03 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: Create a BIOS boot partition then install grub to the MBR. | 07:03 |
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Jordan_U | !ops | molish | 07:03 |
ubottu | molish: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 07:03 |
molish | -graffiti lol | 07:03 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: http://grub.enbug.org/BIOS_Boot_Partition | 07:04 |
bytesaber | there a way i can clear the code in the MBr after? | 07:05 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: Why? | 07:06 |
bytesaber | like dd if=/dev/zero and of it somewhere? | 07:06 |
bytesaber | i'm experimenting with efi stuff. playing around. | 07:06 |
maco_ | Could you tell me please? Ubuntu Server just installed is going to connect automatically to eht0? | 07:06 |
maco_ | I cant get help on Ubuntu-es :S | 07:06 |
starkraving | Can anyone help get a wireless card working? It worked 6 kernels ago | 07:07 |
starkraving | Dell Inspiron 6400, Broadcom BCM4328 | 07:07 |
harlan | is it just me or are there lots of choices/opinions on how an LVM system should be set up? | 07:09 |
Jordan_U | starkraving: How did you get it working in the first place? | 07:10 |
starkraving | It used to work, even in 9.10. Then there was a kernel release and it stopped working, I'd have to use grub to choose the second kernel down | 07:10 |
iflema | starkraving try the STA driver under the hardware drivers gui, IF its not listed install the bcmwl-kernel-source package | 07:10 |
rww | ubottu: bcm43xx | 07:11 |
starkraving | Now that the latest kernel was released, the one kernel that my wireless card worked under has rolled off of grub | 07:11 |
ubottu | Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 07:11 |
StuckMojo | anyone every tried to or figured out a way to set up a service ip that will automagically move between eth0 and wan0 depending one whether your laptop is docked or not? | 07:11 |
starkraving | I have the STA driver | 07:11 |
rww | starkraving: how did you install it? | 07:11 |
tripleb-mirc | Question. I have windows on a HD. I have a new HD and am going to put Ubuntu on it. At what point do I set up grub to give me a choice of OS when I boot? | 07:11 |
StuckMojo | so you can ssh in from your desktop and have the connections stay live when you undock? | 07:11 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda count=1 bs=440" But dd can be extremely dangerous and I am in no way liable if you accidentily destroy your partition table and lose all your data. | 07:12 |
Jordan_U | tripleb-mirc: It's done automagically. | 07:12 |
iflema | starkraving how did you install the driver? The hardware drivers gui? | 07:12 |
starkraving | umm | 07:13 |
starkraving | It shows up in my hardware packages, but it's not activated. It's currently set to use the "Broadcom B43 wireless driver" | 07:14 |
iflema | starkraving thats the problem.... | 07:14 |
starkraving | I just activated it. I did try that before though, same problem. | 07:14 |
starkraving | I just activated it, do I need to reboot to try it? | 07:14 |
bytesaber | Jordan_U, I've done bs=446 to clear a boot sector of a ext3 partition. never have tried zeroing out a MBR. too scare of wiping the partition table. I might give it a try tho >: ) | 07:14 |
starkraving | I have the command line open | 07:14 |
bytesaber | works fine for erasing grub or lilo from ext2,3,4 partitions. | 07:15 |
bytesaber | tried the same on a NTFS partition, i ended up messing up the partition. Not sure what 446 bit NTFS. | 07:15 |
iflema | starkraving in terminal sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb wl then do sudo modprobe wl | 07:15 |
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starkraving | FATAL: Module ssb is in use. | 07:16 |
bytesaber | not sure why 446 broke or (bit too much off) of the NTFS partiton. Was thinking the first 446 bytes was standard. | 07:16 |
starkraving | Hardware drivers is saying I need to reboot to activate it, guess that's my answer :/ | 07:17 |
iflema | starkraving restart it..... | 07:17 |
starkraving | @iflema, thanks, brb | 07:17 |
bytesaber | thank you Jordan_U | 07:18 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: You're welcome. | 07:18 |
silv3r_m00n | I need an application to view hardware information | 07:20 |
silv3r_m00n | please suggest a few | 07:20 |
bytesaber | silv3r_m00n, have you run lspci ? | 07:21 |
bytesaber | is that info what you're looking for? | 07:21 |
bytesaber | might have to say sudo | 07:21 |
silv3r_m00n | ok I remember hardinfo was good | 07:22 |
starkraving | Okay, I rebooted, and now Hardware Drivers says the STA driver is activated but not in use. The line sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb wl still errors with FATAL: ssb is in use | 07:24 |
iflema | starkraving thase last two commands where to prevent a reboot only... BCM4328 you say, im thinking bcm4321, in a terminal lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4 | 07:26 |
nikolam | https://launchpad.net/ubuntu does not return search results now. I am getting timeout errors. | 07:26 |
rww | nikolam: works fine here | 07:27 |
starkraving | Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n [14e4:4328] (rev 01) | 07:27 |
iflema | starkraving good one..... hangon | 07:28 |
Crash1hd | hey all ok so I ran gnome-panel in xterminal in xming and now my ubuntu desktop gnome-panel has dissapeared and doesnt seem to want to reappear even on reboot? | 07:28 |
nikolam | fww enter firefox in the search | 07:28 |
starkraving | The other hardware driver I added was the one that uses fwcutter | 07:28 |
Karen_m | when you run AWN, I also have the tabs on the bottom.. how do i disable the other tabs, or is there a way to combo AWN in better? | 07:28 |
Crash1hd | how do I get my customized gnome-panel back? | 07:28 |
nikolam | rww, do zou get results on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu when you enter "firefox" to search? | 07:29 |
starkraving | Broadcom B43 wireless driver was what I used to use back when it worked :/ | 07:29 |
iflema | starkraving STA is the one for you I think not positive!?!?!?!?!? | 07:29 |
nikolam | rww, ? | 07:30 |
starkraving | Right now Hardware Drivers says STA is 'activated but not in use'. Any way to force it to be in use? | 07:30 |
rww | nikolam: nope | 07:31 |
DFDGF | ubuntu-cn | 07:32 |
rww | nikolam: or, to be less ambiguous, yes I get timeouts when I use that search thing | 07:32 |
wistar | 哈哈哈哈哈 | 07:32 |
nikolam | rww, so https://launchpad.net/ubuntu does not return search results for some search package names. like firefox. | 07:32 |
dhruvasagar | Hi, I don't get the grub menu list while booting, I have only Ubuntu installed, but I have several kernels & there are times I would like to go to the recovery console, what do I need to do to get the menu at startup ? | 07:32 |
nikolam | ok, thanks rww | 07:32 |
rww | dhruvasagar: hold down shift | 07:33 |
dhruvasagar | rww: that's it ? | 07:33 |
Karen_m | How do I disable the bottom tab if I enable AWN? | 07:33 |
rww | dhruvasagar: yes. technically you only need to do it when GRUB's loading, but I just hold it down from when the computer first powers on. | 07:34 |
pradeep | dhruvasagar, i think it has to do with the timing grub has | 07:34 |
iflema | starkraving did your ethernet card show aswell in the lspci output or just the wireless card? | 07:34 |
nikolam | dhruvasagar, I have something called "login screen settings" in a system menu for setting up timeout upon boot. | 07:34 |
starkraving | If I do lspci with no arguments they both come up | 07:34 |
dhruvasagar | pradeep: what timing, I see the bios + post, then a blank screen and then after sometime I get the Ubuntu splash screen...no grub at all | 07:35 |
iflema | starkraving ok, so no.... | 07:35 |
dhruvasagar | nikolam: oO i'll look at that | 07:35 |
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dhruvasagar | thanks a lot rww pradeep nikolam | 07:35 |
rww | nikolam, dhruvasager: login screen settings is the timeout for autologin in GDM, it has nothing to do with GRUB | 07:35 |
KE1HA | dhruvasagar, right when you see the Linux .. .. .. hit and hold the Shift Key, should bring up the Grub menu. | 07:35 |
nikolam | dhruvasagar, sry, that is, like , for setting X login screen, not for grub. I see now. | 07:35 |
Guest53082 | hi guys.I have a small problem.Hope someone can help me? | 07:35 |
nikolam | rww, yes, my mistake | 07:36 |
starkraving | The weird thing is that with the settings I had before, using the B43 driver, it worked even in 10.04. Then they started updating the kernels and it stopped working | 07:37 |
Guest53082 | what can cause a client to see the server one day then the next day not, yet nothing has been changed. | 07:37 |
nibbler__ | Guest53082, this is WAY to few information, network topology in between? WHO claims nothing has changed? seen by what protocol, can you ping? | 07:38 |
Guest53082 | my client machines cant see the server anymore. | 07:39 |
iflema | starkraving the chipset 14e4:4328 is supported by b43 but no mention of card type bcm4328 being supported | 07:40 |
iflema | starkraving have you tried posting on the ubuntu forumns | 07:41 |
starkraving | Not posting new no, I've read them but everything is ancient | 07:42 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, what services were you using that allowed the clients to see the server initially, and is that service still running ? | 07:42 |
Guest53082 | samba only | 07:42 |
starkraving | Even the official help page is ancient | 07:42 |
skor_ | when I boot the 10.04 live cd the screen goes black but the welcome music plays. I'm assuming the nvidia graphics card is the culprit. Is there a way to work around this ? | 07:42 |
starkraving | The one that ubuntubot mentioned above :) | 07:42 |
KE1HA | That's where you should start, check that its still running ro somethign hasn't changed there. | 07:42 |
SJr | I'm trying to encode into h264, but for some reason I can't seem to get ffmpeg to realize that it can encode to it. | 07:42 |
skor_ | this is a power pc box if that makes any difference | 07:42 |
Guest53082 | l check to make sure that nothing had changed there and all is in order there | 07:43 |
nikolam | dhruvasagar, there is a timeout setting in /etc/grub.d/00_header , as per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 07:43 |
starkraving | So, I'm left with somehow getting the old kernel to show up in grub, do you know if that's possible at least? | 07:43 |
matrix_ | hello | 07:43 |
matrix_ | how can i use static ip | 07:43 |
matrix_ | on ubuntu | 07:43 |
matrix_ | and static dns name ? | 07:43 |
FloodBot1 | matrix_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:43 |
dhruvasagar | nikolam: hm | 07:43 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, then restart samba and see if the clients are able to see the server. | 07:43 |
iflema | starkraving is the old kernel listed in synaptic? i gotta step out, but now im curious, ima gonna look into it a little later | 07:44 |
livingdaylight | greetings ooboonteros | 07:44 |
Guest53082 | k will try that as l did try rebooting the server and that didn't work | 07:44 |
demoneye | MaRK-I: you around by chance? | 07:44 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, or better yet, sudo /etc/init.d/samba status first. | 07:44 |
livingdaylight | I have 8year old child. Can you recommend some linux games? No, not frozen bubble - thank you | 07:44 |
skor_ | tuxracer if it still exists | 07:45 |
sp4z | world of warcraft | 07:45 |
Guest53082 | k will try that | 07:45 |
psycho_oreos | it is | 07:45 |
sacarlson | matrix_: modify the /etc/network/interfaces file | 07:45 |
psycho_oreos | ther's also gltron | 07:45 |
psycho_oreos | there's* | 07:45 |
matrix_ | can you show me example | 07:45 |
matrix_ | interfaces | 07:45 |
nikolam | dhruvasagar, and yes, there it startup manager, I was thinking on that: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StartUpManager | 07:46 |
demoneye | My ubuntu 10.04 stoped working this morning. It keeps getting stuck at the login part, where the purple blackground Ubuntu logo is.. so I re-install ubuntu. My problem is with xorg. i forgot where is that located.. /etc/xorg?? | 07:46 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, if your server install is solid, rarely should you have to restart the whole server, only the services that reside on it. If your having to restart the server all the time, somethign is nto right on the build fer sure. | 07:46 |
sacarlson | matrix_: iface eth0 inet static | 07:46 |
sacarlson | matrix_: there are examples in the comments in the file | 07:46 |
bet0x | hello all | 07:47 |
HBSC | has anyone here got starcraft2 to run in wine? | 07:47 |
bet0x | i have an ACER 5551-4873 wich has after installation (10.04) only ethernet up and no wireless, how or where i can get my driver? | 07:47 |
Guest53082 | that command gave me comes back telling me that no such file or directtory | 07:47 |
sacarlson | matrix_: for the DNS you need to modify /etc/resolv.conf file | 07:47 |
KE1HA | lol .. thought u were HSBC fer a minute, :-) thought the banks were after us :-) | 07:48 |
Guest53082 | that was the first time l have restarted it | 07:48 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, do a ps -A | grep smbd | 07:49 |
livingdaylight | I have 8year old child. Can you recommend some linux games? No, not frozen bubble - thank you | 07:49 |
KE1HA | or ps -aux | grep ambd | 07:49 |
maco | livingdaylight: have you looked at the games included in edubuntu? | 07:50 |
Guest53082 | 876 ? 00:00:00 smbd | 07:50 |
Guest53082 | 910 ? 00:00:00 smbd | 07:50 |
Guest53082 | that is what l get | 07:50 |
maco | livingdaylight: a whole bunch of educational games are in there | 07:50 |
Noob123 | When I resume from suspend on Ubuntu 10.0.4 with kernel 2.6.32-24 keyboard does not respond after attempting to resume. I see console login screen, but keyboard does not respond. I have HP M7760A which has the Phoenix Award BIOS rev. 5.10 and Geforce 7300 GT graphics card. How to resolve? | 07:50 |
nikolam | dhruvasagar, I think that "show boot splash" is what you were looking for, in that GUI | 07:50 |
livingdaylight | maco, i have regular ubuntu - but not looking for games for babies or 'educational' games. Proper fun games | 07:51 |
maco | livingdaylight: battle for wesnoth? | 07:51 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, hold on a sec. | 07:51 |
LateNightCreeper | hey everyone.... it's 03:50am down here at the moment..... my eyes are melting.... and i cannot get away this driver related problem ;( | 07:51 |
Guest53082 | kk | 07:51 |
livingdaylight | maco, is it good, it works? | 07:51 |
bet0x | i have an ACER 5551-4873 wich has after installation (10.04) only ethernet up and no wireless, how or where i can get my driver? | 07:51 |
livingdaylight | I think I tried once and nothing happened. but that was a laptop | 07:51 |
maco | livingdaylight: yeah its one of those games where you have soldiers and try to build up a fort and take turns attacking | 07:52 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, just try "sudo restart smbd" and see if that lets you restart. | 07:52 |
maco | livingdaylight: like Age of Empire, i think? or Civilizations? | 07:52 |
tensorpudding | battle for wesnoth is probably too hard for an 8 year old | 07:52 |
LateNightCreeper | it's an Intel 82587DC... I cannot get the network to work..... | 07:53 |
Guest53082 | smbd start/running, process 3745. that is what l get | 07:53 |
maco | tensorpudding: i dont think so. i remember playing it at my younger cousins' house when i was 10 | 07:53 |
maco | tensorpudding: er i mean playing the microsoft equivalents :P | 07:53 |
bet0x | :/ | 07:53 |
maco | livingdaylight: frets on fire is another fun one, its like guitar hero | 07:53 |
tensorpudding | wesnoth has a microsoft equivalent? | 07:53 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, didit shut down first, then restart ? | 07:53 |
Guest53082 | nope it just gave me that | 07:53 |
livingdaylight | i will hav e a look, thx mac | 07:54 |
livingdaylight | * maco | 07:54 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, ok: sudo smdb stop then sudo smdb start | 07:54 |
maco | livingdaylight: gnome-mahjongg as well maybe? | 07:54 |
maco | tensorpudding: remember "Civilization"? | 07:55 |
tensorpudding | Civilization wasn't Microsoft. | 07:56 |
maco | tensorpudding: it was for windows... | 07:56 |
Guest53082 | is it smbd or smdb? | 07:56 |
tensorpudding | It was made by MicroProse, and available on quite a number of platforms | 07:56 |
maco | tensorpudding: i think ms owned Age of Empires though, which is also similar | 07:56 |
KE1HA | SMBD .. sri | 07:56 |
bet0x | maco may you help me? you are a ubuntu team member right? | 07:56 |
tensorpudding | Age of Empires is RTS, right? | 07:57 |
maco | livingdaylight: the usual solitaire, minesweeper, etc. stuff is available in gnome-games package | 07:57 |
Guest53082 | k I did it but it didn't give me anything | 07:57 |
livingdaylight | maco, yea, they're crap and boring | 07:57 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, also, are these windows machines that are connecting to the server or Linux ? | 07:57 |
maco | livingdaylight: fair enough | 07:57 |
livingdaylight | maco, something along empire civilization etc | 07:57 |
maco | livingdaylight: oh, tuxracer is fun | 07:57 |
Guest53082 | they are window machines connecting to my ubuntu server | 07:57 |
maco | livingdaylight: supertux is like mario and supertuxkart is like mario kart as well | 07:58 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, this does not sound like you have Samba installed properly, how did you install Samba ? | 07:58 |
tensorpudding | Wesnoth is also hextile based, which was not terribly common | 07:58 |
Guest53082 | I installed it through the terminal | 07:58 |
Guest53082 | l found it on the fourms | 07:59 |
KE1HA | did you install smbfs also ? | 07:59 |
Guest53082 | no only the sambe | 07:59 |
Guest53082 | mean samba | 07:59 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, Have a read of this pse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently | 08:00 |
Guest53082 | k will do | 08:00 |
bet0x | im ignred :/ | 08:00 |
SwedeMike | hm, mdadm 3.1.3 released. I really like: | 08:01 |
SwedeMike | - "mdadm /dev/mdX --re-add missing" will look for any device | 08:01 |
SwedeMike | that looks like it should be a member of /dev/mdX but isn't | 08:01 |
SwedeMike | and will automatically --re-add it | 08:01 |
FloodBot1 | SwedeMike: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:01 |
SwedeMike | oh, wrong channel, sorry | 08:01 |
maco | livingdaylight: neverball and neverputt are fun, and opencity is like sim city | 08:02 |
livingdaylight | maco, cheers | 08:03 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, Also: you probably need to edit your smb.conf file: Here's some hints on doing that: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1502265 | 08:03 |
IdleOne | neverputt is dangerous, gave me motion sickness | 08:03 |
maco | IdleOne: haha. i remember taking the Open CD into work and the danger was my coworkers forgetting to work while they played neverputt | 08:04 |
Guest53082 | l do have the smbfs installed | 08:04 |
bet0x | any here with 5 minutes for an wifi issue? | 08:06 |
bazhang | bet0x, ask the channel | 08:06 |
bet0x | i have an ACER 5551-4873 wich has after installation (10.04) only ethernet up and no wireless, how or where i can get my driver? | 08:06 |
bet0x | i did | 08:06 |
bet0x | :D | 08:06 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, then you need to sort out the settings in your smb.conf file. | 08:06 |
bazhang | bet0x, lspci in terminal | 08:06 |
KE1HA | assuming of course, Samba service are running. | 08:07 |
bazhang | !pastebin | bet0x | 08:07 |
ubottu | bet0x: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 08:07 |
bet0x | this may hhelp http://pastebin.com/2mk1m0kL | 08:07 |
toader | hi, could anybody help me here? thanks http://dpaste.com/225533/ | 08:07 |
Guest53082 | lm busy looking in there thx.I will let you know iflcome right | 08:07 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, Here's the Full Ubuntu Saba Setup. it's long, but well worth the read: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba | 08:08 |
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bet0x | bazhang, is weird, because i can see the name of the wifi card but doesnt work, wich leads to my question, why not work if is "present" ? | 08:08 |
Guest53082 | thx will go through that also | 08:08 |
bazhang | bet0x, could you tell me wireless chipset or pastebin lspci please | 08:08 |
KE1HA | Guest53082, it explains how to setup Linux to Linux shares, Linux to Windows Shares, and Windows to Linux shares, your choice :-) | 08:09 |
toader | hi, could anybody help me here? thanks http://dpaste.com/225533/ | 08:09 |
bet0x | bazhang, http://pastebin.com/7H16MSE6 | 08:10 |
demoneye | If I made a change to xorg.conf (changing resoloutions), the next time I restart will there be a possiblity of my Ubuntu start-up screen crashing? | 08:10 |
bazhang | 08:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation Device 4357 (rev 01) bet0x /msg ubottu broadcom for info on how to get it going | 08:10 |
bet0x | bazhang, thanks | 08:11 |
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root | q | 08:13 |
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Guest5853 | ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy | 08:13 |
Guest5853 | ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy | 08:13 |
Guest5853 | ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy | 08:14 |
IdleOne | Guest5853: please stop | 08:14 |
bet0x | owned | 08:14 |
rocket16 | lol another troll, :D | 08:14 |
Yioama | Who's the troll? | 08:14 |
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bet0x | IdleOne, not so idle :D | 08:15 |
Guest53082 | sorry bout that | 08:15 |
rocket16 | Yioama: Guest5853, :) | 08:15 |
Yioama | How predictable. | 08:15 |
Guest53082 | have my keyboard on my lap while lm trying to fix me ubuntu server | 08:15 |
Yioama | Hi, my name's Jerry and I'm Nigerian- could I interest you in a sale? [joke] | 08:16 |
IdleOne | Guest53082: is that why you are sending me DCC with the nick you just quit? | 08:16 |
Guest53082 | must have had my elbow on the keyboard.Im really sorry | 08:16 |
Krishnandu | Hi friends...!! Can you please suggest me a IDE for C/C++ please | 08:16 |
Guest53082 | l haven't quit lm still here | 08:17 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: Codelite, Geany or Codeblock. But Eclipse is a nice one too, | 08:17 |
IdleOne | Guest53082: make sure you read those links I sent. | 08:17 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: I am from India too. Glad to see more Indians coming here, :) | 08:17 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, just one buddy..!! so which one would be the best?? | 08:17 |
Guest53082 | lm reading them right now thx | 08:17 |
bet0x | Krishnandu, eclipse | 08:17 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, hehe :) | 08:17 |
Krishnandu | bet0x, okies..!! | 08:18 |
Krishnandu | And any alternative for dreamweaver?? | 08:18 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: In my opinion, Codeblock is the best, if you want full functionality. For GUIs, Anjuta is the best, and if you want a light IDE, use Geany. | 08:18 |
Krishnandu | I'm using netbeans for Java | 08:18 |
livingdaylight | can someone tell me about freeciv? I see gtk and sdl and other versions in synaptic. Which one one do I need? I'm running ooboontoo 10.4 gnome | 08:18 |
Yioama | Is anonymous advice bad? You could be assisting a terrorist operative! =O | 08:18 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, okies....something alternative to dreamweaver?? I'm using Netbeans for Java | 08:19 |
Yioama | Or an immoral ninja, nevertheless... | 08:19 |
bet0x | Krishnandu, Aptana is the best i think | 08:19 |
rww | Yioama: you may find #ubuntu-offtopic more receptive to your humor (: | 08:20 |
Yioama | True, true. | 08:20 |
rocket16 | livingdaylight: You can get the Java version, which works on any system. | 08:20 |
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Krishnandu | bet0x, okies...!! Thanks..!! I want code suggestion as in netbeans and deamweaver so does the IDE's you mentioned supports that??? | 08:20 |
livingdaylight | rocket16, ? | 08:21 |
pradeep | Good morning all | 08:21 |
bet0x | Krishnandu, yes, check it | 08:21 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: I agree with bet0x, also Quanta plus is another good option. | 08:21 |
livingdaylight | rocket16, freeciv java version? I don't see it in repos | 08:21 |
Krishnandu | bet0x, rocket16, thanks both of you :) | 08:21 |
bet0x | np | 08:22 |
rocket16 | livingdaylight: It can be downloaded from the site. Also, use Software manager to install Freeciv with more ease. | 08:22 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: Our pleasure, | 08:22 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: Also, you can check this link: http://www.osalt.com/dreamweaver | 08:22 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, heheh..!! So where are you from?? | 08:23 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, thanks 4 the link | 08:23 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: Kolkata, West Bengal. | 08:23 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: My pleasure. | 08:23 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, but i saw that earlier also, but was not sure which one would be the best | 08:23 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, wow...I'm also from kolkata, so where in kolkata?? | 08:23 |
bazhang | !ot | Krishnandu | 08:24 |
ubottu | Krishnandu: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:24 |
Krishnandu | lol.... | 08:24 |
rocket16 | Krishnandu: I see. I think Aptana is the best choice. | 08:24 |
Krishnandu | rocket16, okies | 08:24 |
scoopex | i would like to automate the installation of ubuntu desktops. how can i load a preseed file from usb stick or how can i put a alternate installer on a usb stick? | 08:25 |
scoopex | i would like to automate the installation of ubuntu desktops. how can i load a preseed file from usb stick or how can i put a alternate installer on a usb stick? | 08:25 |
bazhang | !automate > scoopex | 08:25 |
ubottu | scoopex, please see my private message | 08:25 |
Guest53082 | what is samba4? | 08:26 |
IdleOne | !samba | 08:26 |
ubottu | Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 08:26 |
Guest53082 | but l had samba already installed.when l typed samba restart it told me its not installed but mentioned samba4 | 08:27 |
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Guest53082 | or did l use the wrong command? | 08:27 |
IdleOne | sudo service samba restart maybe | 08:27 |
demoneye | can some help me. I changed my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file.. but no changes in Systems > Preference > Monitor.. I'm stuck with 800x400 :( - I log out and restared X the same | 08:28 |
Guest53082 | l will have to wait as its busy installing samba4 | 08:28 |
demoneye | my settings xorg.conf: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/aKz6mPwZ | 08:28 |
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Guest53082 | how can l change my name? | 08:29 |
SWFu64 | Can anyone tell me what the latest tool like unetbootin is called which can create persitent live installs on USB? | 08:30 |
rocket16 | Guest53082: You mean, your nickname? | 08:30 |
Guest53082 | yip | 08:31 |
rww | Guest53082: type /nick newnicknamehere | 08:31 |
rww | SWFu64: usb-creator-gtk is the one that comes with Ubuntu | 08:31 |
SWFu64 | Theres another | 08:31 |
Guest53082 | think l need to first register my name | 08:31 |
rocket16 | Guest53082: Type: /nick newnickname (where newnickname is your new name). | 08:31 |
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roaddogg | whats the best c++ IDE in ubuntu | 08:32 |
rocket16 | !best | roaddogg | 08:32 |
ubottu | roaddogg: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 08:32 |
KE1HA | we just went through this IDE thing a minute ago. | 08:33 |
roaddogg | i dont know of any | 08:33 |
roaddogg | i just started using linux today | 08:33 |
KE1HA | roaddogg, from the posts above: Codelite, Geany, Codeblock or Eclipse | 08:34 |
rocket16 | roaddogg: No problem. For a light and fast IDE, use Geany. For features, use Codelite or Codeblocks, and for GUI development, use Anjuta. | 08:35 |
roaddogg | thanks you guys | 08:35 |
edakiri | roaddogg: Ultimate++ | 08:35 |
edakiri | roaddogg: Eclipse is unreliable, unmaintainable. Netbeans perhaps. have not used it for C++ yet. It has the most intelligent symbol tracking for C++ (uses debugging symbols) | 08:36 |
demoneye | Do I need to install something eles for Xorg to work? Looks like it/s not reading my config | 08:37 |
edakiri | roaddogg: U++ http://www.ultimatepp.org/ . geany is a lightweight option. only tracks symbols of currently loaded files. doxygen you want in any case. is not an IDE | 08:37 |
roaddogg | edakiri, thanks ill check those out too | 08:38 |
panfist | is it possible to change the default gnome settings for a new user to match my current settings? | 08:40 |
minimec | demoneye: Do you know what GPU you have? --> 'lspci | grep VGA' in a console. | 08:42 |
PancakeStaffer | !vpn | 08:43 |
ubottu | For more information on vpn please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN | 08:43 |
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bet0x | something is wrong with apt on ubuntu, that tool suggest "app" wich is not present on the repo lolz | 08:45 |
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PancakeStaffer | bet0x: Aptitude is your friend. | 08:45 |
bet0x | aptitude or apt | 08:45 |
bet0x | PancakeStaffer, what is the diff? | 08:46 |
PancakeStaffer | bet0x: http://pthree.org/2007/08/12/aptitude-vs-apt-get/ | 08:48 |
ianwizard | I need to install windows (XP) from a usb flash drive, easy if I already had windows, but I don't, I have Ubuntu. | 08:50 |
minimec | bet0x: aptitude came after apt, is said to be default on debian (even if most of the debian users still use apt, and has a somehow pleasant console interface, but no GTK/QT interface. You can use both. I use aptitude to resolve some problems ... | 08:50 |
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minimec | ianwizard: Would you be able to start the windows installer of the flasdrive yia the boot-menu? | 08:51 |
minimec | ianwizard: ... of your computer | 08:52 |
minimec | ianwizard: Is that Ubuntu install taking all available space of the harddrive? | 08:53 |
bet0x | hum aptitude looks nicer, has same opts in 1 file no need to remember apt-that or apt-this | 08:55 |
KE1HA | Ai asked over in bugs, but nobody home is seems; anyone seeing problems with seahorse-2.3.0 (Encryption Key Manager)? Takes for ever to generate 2048 Keys, and there a serious lag before they show using gpg --fingerprint | 08:55 |
Awwim | kismet | 08:55 |
Awwim | how to? | 08:55 |
fariadantes | what's the best programming language for a wanna-be programmer to learn? | 08:56 |
charley__ | cobol | 08:57 |
oCean_ | fariadantes: better ask in #ubuntu-offtopic | 08:57 |
KE1HA | c/c++ but that's a bit OT :-) | 08:57 |
acke- | fariadantes: you could try a script language like python | 08:57 |
fjb12 | 这么多人 | 08:58 |
fariadantes | thanks, i thought megan fox would be OT : ) | 08:58 |
kisuke | what is the ppa for new kernal versions? | 08:58 |
kisuke | kernel* | 08:59 |
minimec | fariadantes: To be honest... Start with Vala/Genie. Simple and gives you some C code. Vala seems to be the new star in the Gnome/GTK community... | 08:59 |
kisuke | !jp | fjb12 | 08:59 |
ubottu | fjb12: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 08:59 |
psycho_oreos | !cn | fjb12 | 08:59 |
ubottu | fjb12: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 08:59 |
dinev | hi, everybody. does anybody know why gdm login manager does not show the "hibernate" option when i click on the small red button to the right? there are options to suspend, restart and shutdown the system, but no hibernation. a hibernation option is situated on power-manager, but i'd like it to appear when clicking on the red button. does anybody know how to achieve this? | 09:01 |
bet0x | how i detect my webcam on ubuntu? | 09:01 |
rhett | hi | 09:02 |
rhett | I have ubuntu 9.10 I think. My iphone doesn't work with it. I just plugged it into a 10.04 machine though and it worked. What do I need to make that happen on the 9 machine? | 09:03 |
minimec | bet0x: on a console: unplug the cam (if possible), plug it in again and look how it is recognized by the system typing 'dmesg' in a console. Check the last 5 lines or so. | 09:04 |
SwedeMike | rhett: upgrade it? http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/ubuntu-1004-now-with-iphoneipod-touch-support/7502 | 09:04 |
bet0x | minimec, ignore my question, my webcam (i hate a notebook) is working properly, no configuration needed, tested on cheese :D thanks :D | 09:05 |
minimec | bet0x: Also you can check 'lsusb'. That should give you a list of all USB devices (internal cams are normally shown as USB devices) | 09:05 |
rhett | SwedeMike, how do I upgrade it? | 09:05 |
minimec | bet0x: np ;) | 09:05 |
hotstew | Why is Ubuntu so awesome? o.O | 09:05 |
hotstew | It transformed my Pentium D into an i7 | 09:05 |
rhett | can't I just upgrade rythmbox? | 09:06 |
SwedeMike | rhett: just go into upgrade manager and it'll have offer to upgrade to 10.04 | 09:06 |
SwedeMike | rhett: ubuntu does things by release, older releases only get bugfixes, not new features. | 09:07 |
rhett | any chance it will screw up my system, SwedeMike ? | 09:07 |
minimec | rhett: If you open the software synaptic in the *System*Administration menu, it should indicate you the possibility to upgrade. | 09:07 |
SwedeMike | rhett: there is always a risk. | 09:07 |
kisuke | rhett, i suggest you back up your /home directory before you upgrade | 09:07 |
rhett | minimec, I see the upgrade offer, what's the likelyhood? | 09:07 |
rhett | hmm | 09:07 |
rhett | ok | 09:07 |
minimec | rhett: What kind of GPU you have in that computer? | 09:08 |
hsimpa | buenos dias ... | 09:08 |
rhett | I have an ati | 09:08 |
rhett | hmm yeah, it's touchy | 09:08 |
rhett | i better not mess with that, is there a less risky way to just upgrade the iphone part? | 09:08 |
hsimpa | alguien me puede ayudar a solucionar un serio problema con mi tarjeta broadcom BCM4311? | 09:08 |
knoppies | rhett, I have had issues upgrading before, I recommend a complete fresh install. The OS still worked, but programs bugged out. | 09:08 |
minimec | rhett: Are you uing the property driver from ATI or the general opensource ATI driver? | 09:08 |
rhett | yeah, i just want to upgrade rythm box or something | 09:08 |
SwedeMike | rhett: not anything that is easily done or which someone can help you step-by-step with in here. | 09:08 |
oCean_ | !es | hsimpa | 09:09 |
ubottu | hsimpa: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 09:09 |
rhett | oy, i was in ati hell for a long time, I don't even remember | 09:09 |
hsimpa | help broadcom Bcm 4311 | 09:09 |
ianwizard | Is there a way that I can strip an indavidual partition out of an img file | 09:09 |
rhett | so, I can't just upgrade rythmm box? | 09:09 |
minimec | rhett: ATI cards use KMS settings in 10.04 (OpenSource driver). They should normally work without problems... | 09:10 |
minimec | rhett: I guess you can try the upgrade. | 09:10 |
SwedeMike | rhett: you CAN, but it's not easy and it's not recommended. You'd have to manually compile it yourself and it might depend on other things and you might break things. | 09:10 |
rhett | minimec, I can't risk possibly messing up this computer with an os upgrade at the moment | 09:10 |
rhett | oh, i'd need to compile rythmbox from source ? | 09:11 |
rhett | hmm | 09:11 |
hotstew | I get that people cleaned up the menues and that not every graphical customization is shown in settings. | 09:11 |
rhett | oh well, maybe I'll work out how to do a fresh install on this machine | 09:11 |
hotstew | Still, I don't get why it's so hard to change anything concerning that. | 09:11 |
minimec | rhett: Other possibility is to check the hardware with a live CD, befoe the upgrade. You would also be able to use the Iphone via that live CD. | 09:11 |
hotstew | Like GDM themes or the mouse cursor... | 09:12 |
rhett | ok, thanks guys | 09:12 |
rhett | the iphone support is great | 09:12 |
oCean_ | hotstew: remember, this is not really a discussion channel. Technical support issues only. For discussion feel free to join #ubuntu-offtopic | 09:12 |
rhett | i thought steve jobs would never let me use my stupid closed device | 09:12 |
ekai125 | hi.. why i've lag when play 720p movie? i don't have this problem when in xp | 09:12 |
hotstew | yeah, but where can I change these settings now? | 09:13 |
knoppies | ekai125, I would guess that its video drivers, but Im no expert. | 09:13 |
minimec | rhett: As long you're not talking about flash... *rofl* | 09:13 |
hotstew | Looking at forums, people generally think it's all just gone. | 09:13 |
kisuke | ekai125, the codecs ubuntu uses arent as optimised as they are on windows | 09:13 |
ekai125 | so how do i solved this problem? | 09:13 |
kisuke | ekai125, have you tried the medi buntu drivers? | 09:14 |
ekai125 | no, i don't | 09:14 |
kisuke | ekai125, try http://medibuntu.org and see how that works | 09:15 |
somethinginteres | hi all, I have an HDAV1.3 Deluxe soundcard supposedly supported in the linux kernel version standarding in Lucid 10.4. Unfortunately Ubuntu doesn't detect it. Advice? | 09:15 |
ekai125 | ok thanks | 09:15 |
EvaZq | hello | 09:16 |
EvaZq | i have a problem with ubuntu 10.04 running on my acer laptop, when i close the display of my laptop ubuntu gets sleep and never wake up even if i touch te power button | 09:17 |
EvaZq | any idea ? | 09:17 |
knoppies | EvaZq, then you want to turn sleep on lid off. | 09:17 |
bet0x | pidgin support video chat? | 09:18 |
minimec | EvaZq: That is a combination of two things. First. Looks like the 'power save' settings are set to send the laptop in 'sleep mode' when closing it. You can change that in the power settings. 2nd: It looks like your computer cannot handle 'suspend' correctly. Often that is a GPU thing. | 09:19 |
kyle_ | i'm running Windows7 32-bit on a x64 CPU. Wanted to install Win2008Svr x64 in vbox. is this possible or do i need my host OS to be x64 ? (vbox question) - vbox IRC noone around ;( | 09:19 |
brandon420 | kyle: i dont see why that would be a problem | 09:19 |
knoppies | kyle_, I think it is possible on some 32 bit hosts, but not sure about 32bit windows. | 09:19 |
EvaZq | minimec i also think that is something about my GPU | 09:20 |
EvaZq | becuase i can not change the brightness of my screen | 09:20 |
brandon420 | but seeing as you dont have a duo core processor its going to run slowly | 09:20 |
kyle_ | error: VT-x/AMD-V hardware accleration has been enabled, but is not operational | 09:20 |
brandon420 | there is a app for that evazq | 09:20 |
minimec | EvaZq: I guess that you use any 'property driver' from ATi/Nvidia, as the opensource drivers normally handle 'suspend' correctly now. | 09:20 |
EvaZq | actually i have an integrated INTEL video card | 09:21 |
EvaZq | and i am using the video drivers that came with te distribution i think | 09:21 |
brandon420 | ohhh | 09:21 |
brandon420 | your doomed | 09:21 |
Guest53082 | lm really lost with this ubuntu server problem lm having | 09:21 |
brandon420 | why not just get a 32 bit of server? | 09:22 |
minimec | EvaZq: Ok. I heared, that Intel GPU'ss are tricky on 10.04... But I am not using any Intel GPU. You could try to set the KMS settings to '0' | 09:22 |
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Guest53082 | have you any idea how expensive a windows server software is? | 09:22 |
brandon420 | guest, do you know what a torrent is? | 09:23 |
Guest53082 | yes but don't like using them | 09:23 |
kad__ | hey need help how i can install the : libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: i got error when i install a package i need those | 09:23 |
EvaZq | what is KMS ? | 09:23 |
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Guest53082 | and it will take to long to download | 09:23 |
brandon420 | why not get ubuntu server 32 bit? | 09:23 |
Guest53082 | what is the difference between the ubuntu 32bit and the 64bit? | 09:24 |
SiNUX | nickserv identify jackkills | 09:24 |
gome | It's usually 64bit server. | 09:24 |
brandon420 | p[[s | 09:24 |
EvaZq | ubuntu 9.10 works fine to me it's there any chance to install those old drivers ? | 09:24 |
oCean_ | SiNUX: oops! | 09:24 |
SiNUX | yes | 09:24 |
SiNUX | oop | 09:24 |
SiNUX | s | 09:24 |
oCean_ | SiNUX: better change your password now | 09:24 |
gome | Yes | 09:25 |
Guest53082 | lm running the ubuntu 10.04 64 bit version | 09:25 |
SiNUX | yes i"m going to do that | 09:25 |
minimec | Eva KMS stands for KernelModeSettings... You can decide if the GPU driver should use KMS or not by creating a file in /etc/modprobe.d/intel.conf with the following content: options intel modeset=0 | 09:25 |
brandon420 | hahaha | 09:25 |
EvaZq | minimec is there a chance to install old distro drivers on lucid ? | 09:25 |
ekai125 | why i always received this msg "package architecture (i386) does not match system " when i want to install new app | 09:25 |
minimec | EvaZq: I would not recommend that! | 09:26 |
SwedeMike | ekai125: because you're trying to install 386 binaries on an amd64 system or the other way around? | 09:26 |
trojan_spike | ekai125, 32bit o.s trying for 64bit software// | 09:26 |
minimec | EvaZq: You could also try to install a newer one via PPA -> xorg-edgers PPA. But I also only recommend that, if you know what you are doing. | 09:27 |
ekai125 | noap.. i've pentium 4 pc | 09:27 |
gome | :'( | 09:27 |
bet0x | amsn, the most slow chat client for msn network has video support and the official ones, almost 9 years after doesnt o.O | 09:27 |
trojan_spike | u might have added a repo by mistake.. | 09:27 |
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ekai125 | i assume my dpkg is mess, any way to recovery bad dpkg? | 09:27 |
SwedeMike | ekai125: 32 bit vs 64 bit os has very little to do with what processor you have. | 09:28 |
kad__ | hey need help how i can install the : libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: i got error when i install a package i need those | 09:29 |
ekai125 | my system 32bit, n i try to install 32bit app. but i always received architecture does not match | 09:29 |
Walex | ekai125: it is could be i386 vs. i686, they are slightly incompatible variants | 09:30 |
EvaZq | minimec it says that my xserver-xorg-video-intel is in its more updated version so i can not install the one from launchpad.net | 09:30 |
trojan_spike | kad__, install through package manager.. with the dependencies | 09:30 |
Raptors | Hey guys is there a way to install 32 bit firefox though repo? | 09:31 |
ekai125 | but other app still have same problem, not only one app. that so weird | 09:31 |
minimec | EvaZq: Did you add the xorg-edgers ppa to your repository list? | 09:31 |
trojan_spike | u just need the right repo ekai125 | 09:31 |
EvaZq | no, i googled it | 09:32 |
ianwizard | how can I find out where on a disk a partition starts, (in bytes) | 09:32 |
Benkinooby | the ppa fpr fluxbox was updated yesterday. when will the changes in a ppa be transfered to the official fluxbox package? | 09:32 |
trojan_spike | Benkinooby, g-parted? | 09:32 |
ogunay | hi, i'm on ubuntu lucid, is that command works on your system? dpkg –get-selections | grep -E "linux-(header|image).*2.6" | grep -iw install | sort | 09:32 |
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Benkinooby | trojan_spike, guess you got the wrong guy | 09:33 |
ekai125 | here the result http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/q9XkjD3t | 09:33 |
trojan_spike | ianwizard, use gparted.. | 09:33 |
minimec | EvaZq: Well... I cannot recommend you the PPA-thing, as I don't know your Ubuntu/Linux skills. I normally don't have any problem using it with my ATI cards. MAybe ask some Intel-gurus on this #channel... | 09:34 |
ianwizard | trojan_spike: it's actually not on a disk, it's an image file (I should have been more clear) | 09:34 |
trojan_spike | so an image that u want to mount?? | 09:34 |
mhb | my wireless did'nt work on ubuntu 10.10 | 09:34 |
Benkinooby | mhb tried jockey? | 09:35 |
EvaZq | minimec wich channel ? | 09:35 |
ianwizard | trojan_spike: well, actually I need to carve out the partition with dd into it's own image | 09:35 |
ianwizard | trojan_spike: so I need an offset, and length | 09:35 |
mhb | evazq what you meain | 09:36 |
trojan_spike | u should repeat that for all ianwizard more people would have a good say | 09:36 |
minimec | EvaZq: well... #ubuntu or maybe try #intel ;) | 09:37 |
EvaZq | i am looking for someone that have succesfully fixed his intel GPU problems on lucid | 09:37 |
ianwizard | I didn't message you, so everyone saw it, but I'll repeat. | 09:37 |
Raptors | Hey guys | 09:37 |
Raptors | I want to install flash | 09:37 |
Raptors | I mean firefox 32bit | 09:37 |
ianwizard | I need to carve a partition out of a disk image using dd, how can I get the offset, and length of the partition? | 09:38 |
Raptors | I purged firefox 64 bit and tried to force install 32 bit version but its saying I need firefox-branding or abrowser=branding | 09:38 |
llutz | ianwizard: http://madduck.net/blog/2006.10.20:loop-mounting-partitions-from-a-disk-image/ | 09:38 |
Raptors | the prob is that firefox requires one of those 2 packages and those packages require firefox | 09:39 |
Raptors | is there a way to for force force install one of them? | 09:39 |
matrix | hello | 09:39 |
matrix | i need systems information gnome plugin | 09:39 |
Raptors | even if the dependencies aren't there | 09:39 |
matrix | for example memory cpu network | 09:39 |
matrix | i need desktop plugin | 09:39 |
matrix | guys ? | 09:41 |
well_laid_lawn | !enter | 09:41 |
ubottu | Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 09:41 |
vicox | Raptors: why do you want to install ff 32bit in the first place? | 09:41 |
steveccc | hi all - i want to take a graphic and chop it up into sections and save the resultant parts ie a html page and images - whats the best tool to do this on ubuntu? | 09:42 |
incar | right | 09:42 |
Raptors | because I want to | 09:42 |
Raptors | I want veetle | 09:43 |
Guest53082 | if l ping my windows machines it sees them and visa versa | 09:43 |
Guest53082 | but l still can't access my files on the server from the windows machines | 09:43 |
vicox | Raptors: veetle.com? | 09:44 |
Raptors | ya | 09:44 |
pasquale- | good morning | 09:44 |
vicox | Raptors: so you want to install flash? | 09:45 |
Raptors | veetle player | 09:45 |
Raptors | which is 32bit only | 09:45 |
pasquale- | I've been getting my terminal flodded with do_IRQ: 0.91 No irq handler for vector -- i searched and i found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1234983 - the problem seems to be related to the ASUS P5VD2 motherboards | 09:45 |
EvaZq | do you know another good distro ' | 09:48 |
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arvind_khadri | hi, anyone who has used sogo, here?? | 09:59 |
ubuntu_NC | hello is there a download manager for ubuntu that I can quickly change speed of download from menu when I mean let's say I want to browse internet and I want to limit speed quickly and after I done I want to get it back to full speed. I don't want to go to preferences and edit them each time, something more user friendly like free download manager in windows | 09:59 |
Hoober | whoa | 10:00 |
Hoober | i really like that music you guys are playing | 10:00 |
Hoober | what is unregged | 10:00 |
dank | hi, I've got a clean install of ubuntu 10.04lts server on a machine, booting up i get "bug: soft lockup detected on cpu #0". I've tried turning off apic and acpi, but it still happens, any ideas? | 10:02 |
kuttan_1 | 10:02 | |
MagicSata | /join #00,00 | 10:02 |
MagicSata | /join #00,00 | 10:02 |
FloodBot1 | MagicSata: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:02 |
Spyzer | hi all, i wish to use windows xp virtually for developmental reasons on ubuntu. Which software will be better, vmware, xen or virtualbox ???? | 10:02 |
MagicSata | /join #00,00 | 10:02 |
Spyzer | kindly answer anyone | 10:02 |
MagicSata | /join #00,00 | 10:02 |
arvind_khadri | vbox | 10:03 |
Spyzer | doesn't vbox mess up the performance sometimes(or rather many times) | 10:04 |
Spyzer | ?? | 10:04 |
arvind_khadri | Spyzer, no | 10:04 |
Spyzer | is there anyone who would oppose arvind_khadri :P | 10:05 |
funkyweasel | Morning. I've noticed that clock-applet is crashing when I click on it to open the calendar lately. | 10:05 |
Spyzer | ?? | 10:06 |
scoopex | i created a preseed file, how can i load this file from a webserver using the standard alternate-installer-cdrom? | 10:07 |
scoopex | i want to automate the whole installation process... | 10:07 |
minimec | Spyzer: Probably no one ever tried to use vmware and xen ... ;) there's another option ... ;) http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page | 10:07 |
tdawgedogg | Test | 10:08 |
IdleOne | scoopex: ask in #ubuntu-server also https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/powerpc/preseed-using.html | 10:08 |
Slart | Spyzer: wht do you mean "mess up performance" ? | 10:08 |
IdleOne | scoopex: that guide is old but should still be helpfull | 10:08 |
Spyzer | i mean is vbox sluggy in performance when compared to xen | 10:09 |
arvind_khadri | erm, how do i become another user from terminal, sudo -U username -l ?? | 10:09 |
Spyzer | or others | 10:09 |
IdleOne | scoopex: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/powerpc/preseed-using.html lastest version | 10:09 |
Slart | Spyzer: oh.. can't help you with that.. I've only used vbox | 10:09 |
scoopex | IdleOne: i alread discovered this url, but i does not work.... | 10:09 |
iceroot | arvind_khadri: su - username | 10:10 |
IdleOne | scoopex: then I suggest asking in #ubuntu-server | 10:10 |
scoopex | IdleOne: what should i enter on the installer-boot-prompt? | 10:10 |
scoopex | IdleOne: ok, i change to #ubuntu-server | 10:11 |
arvind_khadri | iceroot, is there a way i can see the password of that user ? | 10:11 |
oobermensch | d | 10:11 |
Spyzer | arvind_khadri: sudo login | 10:12 |
iceroot | arvind_khadri: no | 10:14 |
iceroot | arvind_khadri: even for root its not possible to see the password | 10:14 |
GoGi | Is there some experimental kernel package 2.6.35 for ubuntu lucid? | 10:14 |
GoGi | where? | 10:14 |
iceroot | GoGi: kernel.org | 10:14 |
arvind_khadri | GoGi, you can find them in the PPA | 10:15 |
minimec | GoGi: ubuntu kernel mainline. Version is ... http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.35-rc1-lucid/ | 10:15 |
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GoGi | ok thanks | 10:16 |
GoGi | what does ppa stand for? | 10:16 |
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MadRobot | Hi all. | 10:16 |
minimec | GoGi: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas | 10:17 |
Terminus | hello. i've disabled the desktop manager so after boot, the console is set to tty7. how can i get it to switch to tty1 automatically after bootup? | 10:19 |
Miouy | Hello is anybody online? | 10:21 |
{Zeit_Flux} | yep | 10:21 |
{Zeit_Flux} | hi | 10:22 |
chong | hi | 10:22 |
Miouy | I have a question. Where is the thunderbird folder in ubuntu. Where I can copy my thunderbird profile from windows into | 10:22 |
Miouy | I like to read my emails in ubuntu too | 10:23 |
MadRobot | How do I fix the following error? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/246745/ | 10:23 |
geirha | Miouy: Under ~/.mozilla/ somewhere | 10:23 |
red2kic | Miouy: ~/.thunderbird or ~/.mozilla-thunderbird | 10:23 |
Miouy | I don't understand the file system in linux. | 10:25 |
Miouy | I am new | 10:25 |
vicox | MadRobot: try a different mirror | 10:25 |
Raptors | since no one in here could help me I did some google searching and install firefox 32bit through zero insall | 10:25 |
Raptors | install* | 10:25 |
Raptors | so pain free :) | 10:26 |
Miouy | Is it somewhere in the home folder? | 10:26 |
Terminus | nevermind. found it. | 10:26 |
vicox | MadRobot: in the software sources settings | 10:26 |
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Miouy | I found a thunderbird folder in etc | 10:28 |
Miouy | Is this the folder where I have to copy the files from my windows thunderbird folder? | 10:28 |
Miouy | hm *thinking* | 10:28 |
Miouy | I do not think so | 10:29 |
MadRobot | vicox, Is it the "Download from" setting? | 10:29 |
andrew_46 | I cannot log in to the Ubuntu Wiki to create a profile page. OpenID does not want to link andrew.46 with my profile: https://launchpad.net/~andrew.46 . Error message here: http://pastebin.com/qfPi6NvA | 10:29 |
vicox | MadRobot: yes | 10:30 |
arvind_khadri | hi, anyone who has used sogo, here?? | 10:30 |
MadRobot | vicox, I see. Thanks. I told the system to choose the best server. Is that a good idea? | 10:30 |
arvind_khadri | Miouy, you have to see in /home/Miouy/.mozilla/<somewhere> | 10:31 |
Miouy | Oh the problem was I didn't see hidden folders | 10:32 |
Miouy | I mean the files or folders with a point | 10:32 |
vicox | MadRobot, ya that's fine | 10:32 |
chong | Miouy: you should change you file browser setting | 10:33 |
MadRobot | vicox, Thank you very much. | 10:33 |
vicox | MadRobot: np | 10:33 |
chong | Miouy: edit->preferences->Views select "show hidden and backup files" | 10:34 |
Miouy | chong: yes i have found it already but thank you | 10:34 |
johnathan | hi | 10:34 |
Miouy | @john hi | 10:35 |
Miouy | Johnathan: hi | 10:36 |
chong | Miouy: http://fosswire.com/post/2008/03/migrate-your-thunderbird-emails-from-windows-to-linux/ here is what you need | 10:38 |
phrearch | hi | 10:38 |
ArtiPz | hi to all,i have one with my amarok player,see this report v | 10:38 |
ArtiPz | http://paste.ubuntu.com/473948/ | 10:38 |
phrearch | does anyone know if davfs2 supports basic authentication? | 10:38 |
Miouy | chong: I already solved it with you help | 10:39 |
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somethinginteres | Ubuntu won't see my soundcard using 'lspci' - I really need help on this. Thanks | 10:39 |
ArtiPz | and also got in start of ubuntu something like `could not update ICEauthority file/ home/..` | 10:40 |
ubuntu_NC | I want to select a download manger for ubuntu but there are many options and I couldn't find good comparisons | 10:43 |
nicark | use wget | 10:44 |
ubuntu_NC | nicark, I want to limit dowmload speed quickly which one can do that ? | 10:44 |
parapanghelescu | can someone recommend a crossplatform IM for linux? / ubuntu ? - something like Pidgin for ex.... | 10:46 |
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Miouy | I solved the email import problem with your help. You are a very cool community here | 10:46 |
nicark | ubuntu_NC: wget --limit-rate=40k http://url.goes.here | 10:46 |
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boris- | helllo | 10:47 |
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aeon-ltd | parapanghelescu: pidgin? | 10:47 |
Miouy | boris-: hello | 10:47 |
parapanghelescu | aeon - pidgin is OK ....another one ? | 10:47 |
nicark | parapanghelescu: emesene perhaps | 10:47 |
aeon-ltd | parapanghelescu: why does it need to be x-platform? | 10:47 |
boris- | i've connected a guitar to the line-in port on my sound card, how do i make it play in real time ? | 10:47 |
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parapanghelescu | aeon > well ....it doesn't ....it just have to work on linux/ubuntu OS | 10:49 |
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chong | somethinginteres: what kind of sound card ? | 10:49 |
Guest40852 | Anybody know how to get onto a WD Passport if i have no clue of my password? | 10:49 |
Guest40852 | Actually dont even know who set passwords up.. | 10:49 |
parapanghelescu | it's just that I need to access yahoo account | 10:49 |
somethinginteres | chong: HDAV1.3 Deluxe | 10:50 |
nikon | just a quick Q.. whats a good way to test other distros inside of ubuntu/ instead of doing an actual install? | 10:50 |
red2kic | nikon: VirtualBox? | 10:50 |
parapanghelescu | nikon > usually the live CD of that distro > | 10:50 |
sacarlson | boris-: I was able to play in realtime doing that with jackd I could also add effects. I haven't get jackd working on ubuntu 10.04 as of late. | 10:50 |
sacarlson | boris-: you want to just amplify? | 10:51 |
parapanghelescu | and ..VirtualBOX, or another virtualization software .... | 10:51 |
ix_ | hello | 10:51 |
ix_ | :) | 10:51 |
aeon-ltd | parapanghelescu: empathy, emesene, finch, kopete, | 10:52 |
boris- | sacarlson: it'll do for the moment | 10:52 |
boris- | i dont have the latest ubuntu | 10:52 |
boris- | how do i check which one i have | 10:52 |
nicark | uname -a | 10:53 |
sacarlson | boris-: just bring up the mixer and bring up mic. I used the mic input | 10:53 |
parapanghelescu | aeon > thanks I'll write that down and try to see ...basically I have some ports blocked by the admin and want to test if other messenger are getting trough ..... | 10:53 |
sacarlson | boris-: I had to bring up mic bost also | 10:53 |
aeon-ltd | parapanghelescu: its 443 i think, if you route messenger through an alternayive port it might work :) | 10:53 |
dragenov1 | Is there any software shows how many programs areconnected to Internet and their usage | 10:53 |
dragenov1 | not nest state | 10:54 |
llutz | dragenov1: sudo lsof -i | 10:54 |
parapanghelescu | aeon > I'll see' thanks for the tip bro' | 10:54 |
somethinginteres | chong: the HDAV1.3 Deluxe (my card) is apparently supported in the Lucid kernel version that ships standard though 'lshw' shows nothing - the LED on the card is alighted | 10:54 |
boris- | sacarlson: i got audacity. i can record at good volume(first record then playback) but how do i get the sound to the speaker in real time ? | 10:54 |
thinkstu | hello everyone, I'm using keepass to save all my passwords, but now I forget the password anyone know how to crack or decrept KeePass ? | 10:54 |
llutz | thinkstu: if there is an easy way, keepass would be pretty useless | 10:55 |
shlunk | hi all - i'm having trouble with dual screen in lucid lynx | 10:55 |
sacarlson | boris-: I"m looking for the mixer I used to set it up. what version of ubuntu are you using | 10:56 |
shlunk | my second monitor is appearing, but i can't drag stuff to it, right click on it, and it doesn't get included in the cube | 10:56 |
shlunk | it's really weird | 10:56 |
jhattara | is there an ftp/sftp capable GUI client that could handle directory synchronization in ubuntu? | 10:56 |
ubununutunutu | how do i set my PWD as part of my $PATH? | 10:56 |
boris- | sacarlson: idk not the latest. 2.6.28-19-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 28 01:56:51 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux | 10:57 |
red2kic | !info unison-gtk | jhattara | 10:57 |
ubottu | jhattara: unison-gtk (source: unison): A file-synchronization tool for Unix and Windows with GTK+ interface. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.27.57-2ubuntu2 (lucid), package size 888 kB, installed size 2364 kB | 10:57 |
thinkstu | llutz: :(, what do you recommend ? | 10:57 |
red2kic | jhattara: You could use UbuntuOne (or DropBox). | 10:57 |
shlunk | why can't i drag windows onto my second monitor? | 10:57 |
rooks | thinkstu, if you can vageuly remember if your password was made from normal words than dictionary attack might do, but still its a big if | 10:57 |
dragenov1 | llutz: TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTNNNNNNNNNNNNX | 10:57 |
bost0n | everyone in here is poor | 10:58 |
bost0n | i'm rich | 10:58 |
kuttan_ | 10:58 | |
thinkstu | rooks: I know the charackters which consist the password | 10:58 |
jpds | bost0n: All generalisations are false, including this one. | 10:58 |
rooks | ubununutunutu, add PATH=.:$PATH to your .bashrc in your home | 10:58 |
sacarlson | boris-: looks like the aumix will work to setup so you can hear input in realtime. play with the record section and turn up the line or mic you are using as input | 10:58 |
llutz | thinkstu: bring them in the right order :) sry no idea/recommendation | 10:59 |
jhattara | red2kic, can UbuntuOne synchronize folders on arbitary server? | 10:59 |
thinkstu | rooks: the problem that every 3 wrong password KeePass close the password windows, so I can't use dictionary attack | 10:59 |
dragenov1 | llutz: IT doesn't say its send and receive??? | 10:59 |
sacarlson | boris: later you will need to play with the realtime kernel and jackd to add realtime sound effects to your guetar | 10:59 |
boris- | sacarlson: what the heck do i need to do with aumix | 11:00 |
rooks | thinkstu, then try some sort of brute force attack based on those characters, it will start generatate all possible combinations based on the characters you provided | 11:00 |
llutz | dragenov1: look at iftop | 11:00 |
aeon-ltd | bost0n: please don't remind me of my broke-ass-nes | 11:00 |
aeon-ltd | *ness | 11:00 |
Hoober | Ok so, in NASM i have to write code for linux, and windows separately? | 11:00 |
sacarlson | boris-: to install aumix just apt-get install aumix | 11:00 |
nicark | jhattara: You can synchronize with rsync | 11:00 |
rooks | thinkstu, use some sort of script to do it | 11:00 |
boris- | did it sacarlson | 11:00 |
boris- | opened , what now | 11:00 |
thinkstu | rooks: then I have to try all the possibles ? | 11:00 |
nicark | jhattara: or if you feel really lazy about it and it's sensible data then use dropbox | 11:01 |
rooks | thinkstu, im not that deep into security but my bet is that there is already some tool that will do all of that for you | 11:01 |
nicark | jhattara: I meant to say not sensible data | 11:01 |
thinkstu | rooks: do you remember this tool name ? | 11:01 |
sacarlson | boris-: just run aumix after install it should also be in the aplications menu under sound | 11:01 |
boris- | did it | 11:02 |
Boromir | Hey guys. Anybody know hoe to get a option similiar to what u hear/stereomix in Windows for your soundcard? I don't wan't to record what I'm listening to, I want to stream what I'm playing to others trough flash, so I need the option as a mic source | 11:02 |
jhattara | nicark, i'd need a software that can connect to various servers that i have either sftp, ftp or both connections available and synchronize the remote files with local files | 11:02 |
Boromir | *want | 11:02 |
boris- | sacarlson: still nothing | 11:02 |
Boromir | *a flash application | 11:02 |
thinkstu | rooks: do you remember this tool name ?? | 11:02 |
sacarlson | boris-: did you play with both playback and record on you line or mic? | 11:02 |
boris- | ? | 11:02 |
rooks | thinkstu, i seen few crackers for regular passwords from /etc/shadow, give me again name of that app that you use | 11:02 |
sacarlson | boris-: or nothing you can't run it? | 11:02 |
boris- | what ? | 11:02 |
boris- | i dont get it | 11:03 |
boris- | if i press record in audacity and later play i can hear the guitar | 11:03 |
sacarlson | boris-: you don't know how to install it? | 11:03 |
boris- | install what ? | 11:03 |
thinkstu | rooks: KeePass Password Safe 2 | 11:03 |
rooks | k | 11:03 |
sacarlson | boris-: yes I understand the audacity part but to hear in realtime you need to hear the playback I think with the mic or line that you are using as input | 11:04 |
boris- | i heard the play in audacity | 11:04 |
boris- | if thats your playback | 11:04 |
sacarlson | boris-: yes but you want to hear at the speaker when you input so you need to play with the sound card mixer setings | 11:05 |
sacarlson | boris-: this is done with mixer software there are many but aumix should work for you if you install it. | 11:05 |
boris- | i installed it | 11:06 |
boris- | and ran it | 11:06 |
werbs | /window stick | 11:06 |
boris- | i get some text about line in and mic in terminal and balance and so | 11:06 |
sacarlson | boris-: ok try play with the line settings volume of the line input you are using for input of the gutar in both record and playback | 11:07 |
thinkstu | rooks: ..... | 11:07 |
rooks | ubununutunutu, just relogin to have all the changes propagate to all other apps, for local use just type bash -l and it should reload config and you can use that new path there | 11:08 |
chong | somethinginteres: lshw will scan pci bus, devices name , pid vid is in /usr/share/misc/pci.ids , may be this device was not in this list.. | 11:08 |
dragenov1 | llutz; iftop | 11:08 |
dragenov1 | interface: eth0 | 11:08 |
dragenov1 | Unable to get IP address for interface: eth0 | 11:08 |
dragenov1 | ioctl(SIOCGIFADDR): Cannot assign requested address | 11:08 |
dragenov1 | MAC address is: 00:25:64:4d:b2:be | 11:08 |
FloodBot1 | dragenov1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 11:08 |
dragenov1 | pcap_open_live(eth0): socket: Operation not permitted | 11:08 |
dublinchore | my "System->Administration->System Test" applet has been stuck doing nothing for the last 8 hours . ANyone know the process name so I can find the PID and kill it from the command line | 11:08 |
sacarlson | boris:- you see no window open with a bunch of controls on it? | 11:08 |
thinkstu | rooks: your last message about bash -l related to me !!? | 11:08 |
CatDog | fix my webcam lpease | 11:09 |
ubununutunutu | how do i make that path apply to root? | 11:09 |
skumara | i couldnt find clamAV in ubuntu software centre? instead there is virus scanner and klamAV. Are they same? | 11:09 |
CatDog | can someone help me my webcam is not wroking | 11:10 |
rooks | thinkstu, i havent seen so far that app, just google around for <your app name> + password recovery or + brute force tool | 11:10 |
dragenov1 | lllutz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/473965/ | 11:10 |
erUSUL | !find clamav | 11:10 |
ubottu | Found: clamav-data, clamav-getfiles, clamav-unofficial-sigs, libclamav-client-perl, python-clamav (and 10 others) | 11:10 |
soreau | ! webcam | CatDog | 11:10 |
ubottu | CatDog: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras | 11:10 |
dragenov1 | problem with iftop help http://paste.ubuntu.com/473965/ | 11:10 |
rooks | ubununutunutu, make the same changes to global /etc/bashrc | 11:10 |
CatDog | thatdoes not work i tryed that | 11:11 |
CatDog | nextoption | 11:11 |
eagleflyhigh | #ubuntu | 11:12 |
kuttan_ | #ubuntu | 11:12 |
skumara | erUSUL, seriously which file to install to run clamav? | 11:12 |
eagleflyhigh | hey guy | 11:12 |
eagleflyhigh | i just installed ubuntu | 11:12 |
rooks | ubununutunutu, or better yet make those changes to /etc/profile | 11:12 |
eagleflyhigh | im a first time user | 11:12 |
erUSUL | !info clamav | skumara | 11:12 |
ubottu | skumara: clamav (source: clamav): anti-virus utility for Unix - command-line interface. In component main, is optional. Version 0.96.1+dfsg-0ubuntu0.10.04.1 (lucid), package size 313 kB, installed size 576 kB | 11:13 |
eagleflyhigh | im using 8.10 | 11:13 |
CatDog | webcam now working link not working | 11:13 |
bazhang | !enter | eagleflyhigh | 11:13 |
ubottu | eagleflyhigh: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 11:13 |
kuttan_ | !enter | eagleflyhigh | 11:13 |
eagleflyhigh | <kuttan>... how? | 11:13 |
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sacarlson | boris-: I just played with my aumix and was able to hear myself on my headphones or speakers when I played with the mic volume so it should work for you. | 11:17 |
CatDog | webcam not working step by step guied needed | 11:17 |
ubununutunutu | im trying to install qbittorrent but it says Reason: Unable to find the 'qmake' tool for Qt 4. | 11:17 |
ubununutunutu | Be sure you have a proper Qt 4.0 build environment set up. This means not | 11:17 |
ubununutunutu | just Qt, but also a C++ compiler, a make tool, and any other packages | 11:17 |
ubununutunutu | necessary for compiling C++ programs. | 11:17 |
FloodBot1 | ubununutunutu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 11:17 |
sacarlson | boris-: oh and I might try just one sound card to start before you complicate your problems with two sound cards | 11:17 |
ubununutunutu | that happened after i ran ./configure | 11:17 |
boris- | sacarlson: how the heck do you "play" with it ? | 11:18 |
boris- | i cant even figure out how to change anything | 11:18 |
littlepenguin | ubntununtutu you rmissing dependecies | 11:18 |
boris- | i screwed up something and now i dont even have sound | 11:18 |
sacarlson | boris-: you must not see what I see with a control panel with about 6 different knobs on it? | 11:18 |
CatDog | can someone help me | 11:18 |
littlepenguin | ubununutunutu : sudo apt-get install qmake | 11:18 |
boris- | no, i see a terminal | 11:18 |
boris- | sacarlson: | 11:18 |
MACscr | i have a dumb question, what are the "pools" such as this? http://www.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/m/mailscanner/ | 11:18 |
MACscr | im trying to upgrade mailscanner to the newest stable | 11:19 |
sacarlson | boris-: oh ok fix a single sound card first then get to this later. | 11:19 |
boris- | i get an error could not open audio device for playback | 11:19 |
CatDog | help me please | 11:19 |
boris- | others dont work when i test (no sound) | 11:19 |
sacarlson | boris-: your soundcards may conflic with the interupt settings | 11:19 |
MACscr | CatDog: help yourself first. Your question/statement was useless | 11:20 |
boris- | sacarlson: and ? | 11:20 |
soreau | ! helpme | CatDog | 11:20 |
ubottu | CatDog: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !attitude | 11:20 |
sacarlson | boris-: ok I have had that problem before then I just disabled the internal sound card in the bios of my machine so they didn't conflict | 11:20 |
bazhang | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam CatDog | 11:20 |
boris- | i think i already did that once | 11:21 |
CatDog | MACscr, my webcam is not working plug it in nothing go to chease no device found | 11:21 |
CatDog | bazhang, dead link | 11:21 |
littlepenguin | catdog lspci shows your cam? | 11:21 |
soreau | CatDog: works fine here | 11:22 |
bazhang | CatDog, no its not | 11:22 |
littlepenguin | oh catdog meant lsusb | 11:22 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, nothing in ports apart from my card reader | 11:23 |
silentx | bazhang: Hey everyone .. I've Wireless USB adapter, Model: AWUS036H .. its cable was not functioning so I thought it is an ubuntu problem since that time I tried to install lots of drivers and after I knew the cables problem .. I change it and it works to browse only two or one website then it stops browsing please help me to return it back ..! | 11:23 |
littlepenguin | catdog its connected via usb? | 11:23 |
karlo | why super-E view is so dark to me ? | 11:23 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, yes | 11:23 |
Terminus | ubununutunutu: you'll want to install build-essential and either libqt3-dev or libqt4-dev depending on whether what you're trying to compile uses qt3 or qt4. | 11:23 |
littlepenguin | catdog put lsusb in terminal | 11:24 |
littlepenguin | and watch for something that is related to cam | 11:24 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, nothing to do with cam | 11:24 |
littlepenguin | ok..catdog but cam powers on?? | 11:25 |
sacarlson | catdog: maybe try unplug and replug again your cam? | 11:25 |
CatDog | sacarlson, nothing still | 11:25 |
littlepenguin | catdog what cam u have? | 11:25 |
boris- | sacarlson: AC97 audio was already disabled | 11:26 |
sacarlson | catdog: then maybe take a look at logs and see what is hapening if anything at the time you plug it in. | 11:26 |
ArtiPz | CatDog in lsusb what raport it gives | 11:26 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, make is tevion (don't know modle) | 11:26 |
n00bzies | hello and good morning one and all | 11:27 |
silentx | Hey everyone .. I've Wireless USB adapter, Model: AWUS036H .. its cable was not functioning so I thought it is an ubuntu problem since that time I tried to install lots of drivers and after I knew the cables problem .. I change it and it works to browse only two or one website then it stops browsing please help me to return it back ..! | 11:27 |
CatDog | good morning | 11:27 |
n00bzies | wondering if I could get a spot of help if it isn't too much trouble | 11:27 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, weid webcam | 11:27 |
littlepenguin | catdog something is wrong if lsusb does not show it when its plugged in..so either its defect or the usb slot maybe defect | 11:27 |
littlepenguin | try another | 11:27 |
sacarlson | boris-: so you should a single sound card active correct? | 11:28 |
boris- | i should | 11:28 |
boris- | yes | 11:28 |
sacarlson | boris-: and do we? | 11:28 |
CatDog | all ports show nothing | 11:28 |
boris- | ? | 11:28 |
boris- | it still dont work | 11:29 |
littlepenguin | catdog but cam powers on when plugged in? | 11:29 |
sacarlson | boris-: is there any soundcard visible to your system now with say lspci | 11:29 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, no light on cam | 11:29 |
n00bzies | I'm trying to boot ubuntu form a partition on a dell DCNE and I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system | 11:29 |
soreau | CatDog: Have you tried a different usb port? | 11:29 |
boris- | 02:0a.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster sacarlson | 11:30 |
CatDog | soreau, tryed all of them | 11:30 |
littlepenguin | so catdog it seems the cam does not work technically-- | 11:30 |
soreau | CatDog: Are you sure the cam is not broken? | 11:30 |
sacarlson | catdog: the light on my cam won't light until I use software that uses it. but you should see it with lsusb if not it must be broken? | 11:30 |
CatDog | soreau, used to work so | 11:30 |
wrksx | hi | 11:30 |
soreau | CatDog: how long ago? | 11:30 |
sacarlson | boris-: ok sounds like a sound card to me | 11:31 |
littlepenguin | catdog cam should get initioalized while plugged in..if not the cable could be broken for example | 11:31 |
wrksx | I just connected throught ssh to a ubuntu server and it says the server must be rebooted. Any idea when do this occurs ? | 11:31 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, it has worked in the past | 11:31 |
littlepenguin | wrksx updates maybe | 11:31 |
littlepenguin | ok catog | 11:31 |
littlepenguin | catdog do you have a 3nd win pc for example to test the cam | 11:32 |
sacarlson | boris-: and when you play something like an mp3 they do play but no sound? | 11:32 |
littlepenguin | 2nd | 11:32 |
ubununutunutu | after installing qt4make or whatever | 11:32 |
ubununutunutu | make: /usr/bin/moc-qt4: Command not found | 11:32 |
ubununutunutu | make: *** [conf4.moc] Error 127 | 11:32 |
ubununutunutu | when i try to install qbittorent | 11:33 |
kuttan_ | 11:33 | |
sacarlson | catdog: littlepenguin: good idea try another computer or even another in vertualbox | 11:33 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, afrde to say its still under construction (home made pc) just gotta put drivers on it | 11:33 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: is qbittorrent not available in the repositories? | 11:33 |
littlepenguin | catdog cam should use kernel integrated drivers | 11:33 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: anyway, you need to install the qt4 dev libraries too. | 11:33 |
soreau | ubununutunutu: Do you have libqt4-dev installed? | 11:33 |
sacarlson | catdog: littlepenguin: also maybe try another plug if you have more than one on your single computer. | 11:34 |
ubununutunutu | probably not, is it normally this hard to install things manually? | 11:34 |
boris- | sacarlson: ye | 11:34 |
minimec | Chousuke: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default§ion=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=qbittorrent | 11:34 |
erUSUL | wrksx: kernel upgrade ? | 11:34 |
littlepenguin | sacarlson he already tried that | 11:34 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, i was talking about my windows me pc | 11:34 |
soreau | ubununutunutu: libqt4-dev is a ubuntu package you can install with apt | 11:34 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: Installing things from source is not hard, but it requires some knowledge most users don't have. | 11:35 |
littlepenguin | catdog u want to install the cam on win me??? | 11:35 |
sacarlson | boris-: make sure your sound isn't muted | 11:35 |
sacarlson | boris-: it was working so we must have broken it with the mixer or something | 11:35 |
ubununutunutu | where can i get that knowledge/where can i learn how to install things from source? | 11:35 |
wrksx | erUSUL, I made upgrades this mornin but I din't see any kernel updates. But I wasn't "fresh" | 11:35 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, not right now | 11:36 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: you need to be able to 1) understand the build system and 2) identify the dependencies of the source package so that you can install the needed packages from the repository. | 11:36 |
soreau | CatDog: First you need to verify your camera actually works, then verify that it is actually a supported cam. Have you checked the list of supported webcams? | 11:36 |
Koshie | Hi | 11:36 |
soreau | ! webcam | CatDog | 11:36 |
ubottu | CatDog: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras | 11:36 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, i want it in ubuntu | 11:36 |
littlepenguin | ok fine..so try the cam on another pc and see if it powers on | 11:36 |
kuttan_ | I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine. | 11:36 |
Koshie | Hello ! I've a big trouble with Ejabberd, I can't connect myself with the admin account at the website Ejabberd of my server. I've create a new password for it with ejabberdctl, I've remove and create a new admin account but I CAN'T connect myself ! | 11:36 |
boris- | sacarlson: i dont think it is | 11:36 |
glick | anyone use cinelerra to edit video? | 11:36 |
boris- | couldnt see it anywhere | 11:36 |
glick | in ubuntu? | 11:36 |
littlepenguin | catdog seems cam is broken..need to be verified | 11:36 |
crux_ | hello everybody | 11:36 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: point 1 is not that much of a problem usually, as it's often just ./configure && make && make install or something, but point 2 is less obvious | 11:36 |
erUSUL | wrksx: check /var/log/dpkg.log ? | 11:36 |
jb12 | hey all wats up | 11:36 |
jb12 | was wondering if anyone can help | 11:37 |
anol | hello all | 11:37 |
n00bzies | Hey folks I know you're all really busy but if anyone is available to assist please let me know. Would be grately appriciated. :) | 11:37 |
crux_ | kann mir hier jemand helfen? | 11:37 |
littlepenguin | crux just ask | 11:37 |
kuttan_ | jb12 : I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine. | 11:37 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: build instructions are usually written for developers and more advanced users, so the dependencies list will just say something like "Qt4, cmake, liboil" or something. | 11:37 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, its suported and no its not broken | 11:37 |
jb12 | how do i configure xchat to use a proxy server | 11:37 |
jb12 | using xchat client | 11:37 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: and then you need to figure out yourself what packages provide those dependencies. | 11:37 |
wrksx | erUSUL, ok thx | 11:37 |
jb12 | i am gong to network section ned a hand there | 11:38 |
n00bzies | I'm trying to boot ubuntu form a partition on a dell DCNE and I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system | 11:38 |
sacarlson | glick: no but I have used pitivi in ubuntu to edit video | 11:38 |
littlepenguin | ok catdog than i would guess it is on a defect usb port..or ubuntu does not support type of hardware | 11:38 |
radi | hello, is there a way to install kiba dock without compiling it ? ive tried, but i always get an errors. I have all libs for it | 11:38 |
radi | with amarok enabled | 11:38 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, ports are fine in suported on website | 11:38 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: but why are you installing qbittorrent from source anyway? It seems to be in the repositories | 11:39 |
littlepenguin | catdog have you tried to restart ubuntu | 11:39 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: just use aptitude or whatever | 11:39 |
glick | sacarlson, i heard piviti is just for the absolute basics | 11:39 |
minimec | CatDog: If you plug the device you should be able to see some messages at the end (5 lines or so) of dmesg (in a console) You should see then, if the cam is recognized by the system | 11:39 |
sacarlson | catdog: littlepenguin: I agree, if you don't see the cam in lsusb then it must be as far down as the driver of the usb or broken | 11:39 |
kuttan_ | I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine. | 11:39 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: check alsamixer in terminal | 11:40 |
littlepenguin | yes sacarlson or kernel modules are not loaded | 11:40 |
littlepenguin | but the usb should get intialized also.. | 11:40 |
sacarlson | littlepenguin: maybe he has something else that uses usb? | 11:40 |
ubununutunutu | chousuke, how do i reply? anyway, im doing it for practice on systems where i do not have the luxury of that repository | 11:40 |
sacarlson | littlepenguin: like a usb flash drive? | 11:40 |
xR4slehxc | lqzl | 11:40 |
xR4slehxc | lawl | 11:41 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: ah, well, hm. | 11:41 |
soreau | ! compile | ubununutunutu | 11:41 |
ubottu | ubununutunutu: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 11:41 |
aeon-ltd | xR4slehxc: trolololololol | 11:41 |
wrksx | status installed linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic 2.6.32-24.39 | 11:41 |
wrksx | this is kernel update no ? | 11:41 |
aeon-ltd | wrksx: yes | 11:41 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, nope same messages all to do with wirelass | 11:41 |
erUSUL | wrksx: yes | 11:41 |
wrksx | erUSUL, shit | 11:41 |
wrksx | any chance that reboot fail ? | 11:42 |
soreau | ubununutunutu: The packages ubuntu uses are built from source. -dev packages provide headers and other development tools. If you dont use repos, you will building a lot more from source than you bargained for | 11:42 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: the hardest part of compiling software really is figuring out the dependencies. | 11:42 |
littlepenguin | sacarlson lsusb should show some devices so...without detailled logs its difficult to troubleshoot | 11:42 |
sante | ciao | 11:42 |
evon | what's the command to get grub2 to check for new OS's | 11:42 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: read the INSTALL and README files and install whatever -dev packages are needed to build the thing | 11:42 |
pkkm | Is 'find -name' case-sensitive? | 11:42 |
sacarlson | littlepenguin: catdog: oh I forgot one other thing If you already have something using usb pull it out. I have had a device use too much power off usb that killed all others on usb ports | 11:42 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: and follow any other instructions. | 11:42 |
aeon-ltd | evon: sudo update-grub | 11:42 |
littlepenguin | catdog could you pm me what lsusb gives out? | 11:43 |
evon | aeon-ltd thanks man | 11:43 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: there's no real tutorial for it, since the process depends entirely on what you're installing. | 11:43 |
soreau | littlepenguin: s/pm/pastebin | 11:43 |
erUSUL | wrksx: did yu mean « any chance that reboot *could* fail ? » well sh*t happens. i cannot guarantee anything. | 11:43 |
silentx | why no one want to solve my problem :( | 11:44 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: you just need to read whatever instructions the source contains. | 11:44 |
littlepenguin | ok catdog no device..can confirm this | 11:44 |
littlepenguin | sp catdog u have a usb stick or hdd connected? | 11:44 |
xR4slehxc | im running BT4 with virtual box someone that nows why i cant find my network card | 11:44 |
Chousuke | ubununutunutu: the ubuntu wiki page you were linked to provides helpful tips for many software packages but even that is not applicable to everything. | 11:45 |
hwso1129 | I need help with installing OpenOffice in Xubuntu | 11:45 |
aeon-ltd | xR4slehxc: shouldn't you be in #backtrack ? | 11:45 |
hwso1129 | I am a newbie | 11:45 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, nope tho that might be intergrated card reader on lpatop | 11:45 |
hwso1129 | How to I install OpenOffice in Xubuntu? | 11:45 |
wrksx | erUSUL, I'm not talking about any kind of guarantee =) this is the first time I update the kernel. I was simply wondering about the risks | 11:45 |
kuttan_ | I cannot hear anything in my headphones, speakers work fine. can I reset my audio setting ( Lucid 10.04 ) . how can I do that thankx | 11:45 |
littlepenguin | ok catdog Realtek Semiconductor Corp. Mass Storage Device because this device is shown | 11:46 |
aeon-ltd | xR4slehxc: #backtrack-linux soz my bad | 11:46 |
erUSUL | wrksx: pretty low. only security fixes are added. | 11:46 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: go to a terminal | 11:46 |
littlepenguin | @catdog this could be the cardreader | 11:46 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: then type alsamixer then enter | 11:46 |
hwso1129 | Anyone willing to help me? | 11:46 |
littlepenguin | hwso just asl | 11:47 |
aeon-ltd | hwso1129: use synaptic package manager | 11:47 |
littlepenguin | ask | 11:47 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: did that.. | 11:47 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: are you in? | 11:47 |
wrksx | erUSUL, ok. Thank you for your answers | 11:47 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: yes | 11:47 |
epinky | hwso1129: use SYnaptic | 11:47 |
erUSUL | wrksx: no problem | 11:47 |
littlepenguin | catdog you have installed a new kernel?? | 11:47 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: My external speakers just fine, problem is headphones sound | 11:47 |
hwso1129 | Is there any online guide to help me with using this Operating System? | 11:47 |
soreau | CatDog: If you have a usb device and lsusb does not sow it, that typically means it is a physical hardware issue, either with your device (in this case your webcam), the cord attaching your device to machine (the usb cable) or something fundamentally wrong with your usb in general (a conflict or a major system issue) | 11:47 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: max out the bars with up(arrow key) and make sure they all show 00 if not go to the bar in question and press m | 11:47 |
CatDog | littlepenguin, just kernal hedders | 11:47 |
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bibo | hwso1129: what do you need help with? | 11:48 |
minimec | hwso1129: There are different options. synaptic in the system settings or simply open a console and do sudo apt-get install openoffice.org | 11:48 |
aeon-ltd | hwso1129: just google or read the wikis | 11:48 |
hwso1129 | I am new to Xubuntu | 11:48 |
hwso1129 | Thank you | 11:48 |
bibo | hwso1129: Google is your friend | 11:48 |
minimec | hwso1129: openoffice.org is the package name. You can also search that package with the mentioned synaptic software and then install it... | 11:49 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: hows it going? | 11:49 |
hwso1129 | bibo: thank you for your help | 11:49 |
n00bzies | Sorry to be a pest. I'm trying to boot ubuntu form a partition on a dell DCNE and I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system. I dont know what to do from here. I'm really confused by the stuff I did manage to find on google. | 11:49 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: Sorry , same prooblem | 11:50 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: no sound still?, double check alsamixer | 11:50 |
ruby_on_tails | hello, how can I use the remote dektop viewer to view 2 desktops ? | 11:50 |
epinky | hwso1129: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/newtoubuntu/C/index.html | 11:50 |
littlepenguin | @catdog check http://blog.myfenris.net/?p=377 there you see how it normally should look | 11:50 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: Done ., no change | 11:51 |
n00bzies | For most they're getting the error on install | 11:51 |
aeon-ltd | ruby_on_tails: if its 2 different pcs couldn't you just use another instance of rdv? | 11:51 |
petriborg | does nvidia somehow not require a kernel package for 10.04? | 11:51 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: do the headphones work for sure? | 11:51 |
n00bzies | I already had it installed though so I'm not sure why this error is appearing now | 11:51 |
ruby_on_tails | aeon-ltd: I am trying to view 2 pcs from my laptop, another instance doesn't fire up | 11:51 |
ruby_on_tails | aeon-ltd: it maximises the 1st instance | 11:51 |
n00bzies | I'm desperate | 11:51 |
n00bzies | :( | 11:52 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: Yes its dual boot, works fine in XP ( headphones) | 11:52 |
littlepenguin | noobzies housewife?? | 11:52 |
littlepenguin | :D | 11:52 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: what are you using to test? | 11:52 |
aeon-ltd | littlepenguin: lol | 11:52 |
n00bzies | yes it's getting there | 11:52 |
littlepenguin | ;D | 11:52 |
sacarlson | petriborg: I have nvidia and I see it has a module nvidia-agp.ko | 11:52 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: I am using vlc and mp3 file | 11:53 |
petriborg | sacarlson - what package does that come out of? any idea? | 11:53 |
n00bzies | Ultimately I need to install a SQL server prolly MySQL but cant get over this silly hump of the Ubuntu install not working | 11:53 |
sacarlson | petriborg: well it would be in the kernel package i have installed | 11:53 |
epinky | !details | n00bzies | 11:54 |
ubottu | n00bzies: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 11:54 |
n00bzies | Oh thanks. Sorry If I wasn't asking properly | 11:54 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: Can I reset audio settings by deleting some files ( like restting gnome-panel ) | 11:54 |
sacarlson | petriborg: I'm not sure what your problem is or what nvidia card you have | 11:54 |
littlepenguin | kuttan rename folder .pulse in home folder | 11:54 |
ruby_on_tails | aeon-ltd: and when I connect to another ip it says connection closed | 11:54 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: in your home directory you can delete .alsa .pulseaudio not absolutly sure of their names but you should find them (btw they are hidden) | 11:55 |
petriborg | sacarlson - not really a problem per-say :-) I've compiled my own 2.6.35 kernel for Ubuntu 10.04 and was trying to figure out what I would have to do for the nvidia card to work | 11:55 |
minimec | kuttan_: I would rather try to reconfigure alsa with sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-base. That should set alsa to its defaults. | 11:55 |
n00bzies | I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and when I attempt to boot my PC I'm getting error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system. | 11:56 |
petriborg | sacarlson - the 2.6.35 kernel I compiled is based off the ubuntu git repo in case you're wondering :-) | 11:56 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: Then do I need to kill pulseaudo ( after deleting the .pulse/* ) ? | 11:56 |
n00bzies | It's a Dell dell DCNE | 11:56 |
sacarlson | petriborg: oh ok well you would have to look at the compile config and make sure you enabled all the nvidia stuff in it | 11:56 |
sacarlson | petriborg: so you don't see any nvidia when you do a modprobe -l | 11:57 |
petriborg | sacarlson - I didn't realize it was it was included in the main kernel body these days, hence my confusion :-) | 11:57 |
crux_ | join #ubuntu-de | 11:57 |
epinky | n00bzies: was Ubuntu running before or this is your first installation attempt failed? | 11:58 |
rmrfboy | exit | 11:58 |
petriborg | sacarlson - oh, I do in fact see the nvidia drivers when I do modprobe -l -- I'm just surprised (happily) :-) | 11:58 |
petriborg | sacarlson - i didn't expect it to how shall i say, go smoothly ;-) | 11:58 |
aeon-ltd | kuttan_: you won't need to, it should just regenerate those folders and files but if it doesn't yeah kill pulseaudio, alsa and restart them | 11:58 |
n00bzies | sorry did I still fail at asking my question? I'm sorry I'm so frustrated :( I can't seem to get any of this to work. I'm just a reporting analyst !_! I don't know this IT stuff lol | 12:00 |
n00bzies | AHH! | 12:00 |
n00bzies | sorry epinky | 12:00 |
n00bzies | epinky: I think it worked before | 12:01 |
n00bzies | epinky: I did not do the initial install | 12:01 |
epinky | !enter | n00bzies | 12:01 |
ubottu | n00bzies: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 12:01 |
raven__ | what is the cmd command for standby? | 12:01 |
n00bzies | epinky: sorry thanks all for being helpful patient and understanding with my fail noobness | 12:02 |
kuttan_ | aeon-ltd: No luck ... | 12:02 |
minimec | n00bzies: Your problem is not related to your laptop, but there's a problem with the ubuntu install youd did (or changed).. You would have to recreate a working grub2 configuration (grub2 = boot 'software'). This is not an easy task, when you a n00b as you mention... | 12:02 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: I'm not sure I read back far enuf in your questions above but it may be you have a bad boot cd. maybe the cd media is bad? burn another and try install again | 12:03 |
littlepenguin | raven : suspend | 12:03 |
littlepenguin | or hibernate | 12:03 |
n00bzies | minimec: I know this might be a horrible ask, but is there any way I could get a step by step on how to do this? | 12:04 |
epinky | n00bzies: let us understand this , are you trying to reinstall Ubuntu via Live CD? | 12:04 |
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minimec | n00bzies: that could be a start http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-restore-grub-2-after-reinstalling-windows-xpvistawin7 | 12:05 |
n00bzies | epinky: I haven't tried to do anything so far. All I know is that someone in my office attempted to install ubuntu on the Dell PC model I had mentioned earlier, I walked in today to install MYSQL and I got that error. I am gathering from minimec that I might need to I guess reinstall. Not sure how to create a grub2 configuration | 12:06 |
minimec | n00bzies: nope. Forget it. He is using win7 to restore grub... | 12:06 |
n00bzies | OH!!! Sorry I forgot to mention, there is a parition with Windows XP | 12:07 |
sacarlson | minimec: ya sounds like down to grub level problems for n00bzies | 12:07 |
minimec | n00bzies: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 12:08 |
minimec | n00bzies: That should be a good start. | 12:09 |
sacarlson | minimec: n00bzies: if nothing was already on it before you started maybe easier just to reinstall. if not maybe try supergrub boot disk to fix | 12:09 |
n00bzies | Hmm Windows XP was already on there. A partition was created with Ubuntu | 12:09 |
minimec | n00bzies: So the las link I gave you is(!) the solution ;) | 12:11 |
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n00bzies | I can just re-install actually that isn't an issue. I'll do that... but now I have a way dumber question... how do I reinstall Ubuntu on a partition that was created? | 12:11 |
n00bzies | OHH!!! Sorry minimec I thought that link would only work if I had installed windows after installing Ubuntu. | 12:12 |
SiNUX | n00bzies, What is the file format u used to create it? | 12:12 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: one of the options in install of ubuntu is manual patition you can set the one that was used last if you want | 12:12 |
n00bzies | SiNUX: I didn't create it.. hence the issues lol. If I had done the install I think I may have been less lost. Or not who knows. I'm not very good with any of this which is why I'm asking dumb n00b questions lol | 12:13 |
Miouy | I moved a window outside my desktop. now I can't click at it and I can't move it | 12:14 |
Miouy | O_o | 12:14 |
n00bzies | sacarlson: I will give that a shot if the URL doesn't work. | 12:14 |
nicark | Miouy: Try grabing it with ctrl + a mouse click on it | 12:14 |
nicark | Miouy: or was it alt + mouse. Can't remember. | 12:14 |
n00bzies | You guys rock my socks thank you. | 12:14 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: it's not rocket science so I'm sure you can do it | 12:15 |
delaney_ | has anyone tried ubuntu 10.10 yet? | 12:15 |
Miouy | nicark: it was alt thank you | 12:15 |
minimec | n00bzies: No. Just that that problem often occurs in combination with an win Install or update. so that link is ok ... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 12:15 |
sacarlson | delaney_ is 10.10 released? | 12:16 |
delaney_ | its Alpha 2 | 12:16 |
delaney_ | but i cant get it to update to 10.10 | 12:17 |
epinky | !maverick | delaney_ | 12:17 |
ubottu | delaney_: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 2010 - Maverick is Not released and Not Stable, discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 12:17 |
n00bzies | minimec: weird. the very first instruction doesn't work. tried to grub-install -v to get the grub version and got /bin/sh: grub-install: not found | 12:17 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: is this from a live boot cd? | 12:18 |
n00bzies | minimec: sorry I fail. I'm gonna boot into the live CD nvm lol | 12:18 |
n00bzies | sacarlson: no idea. I'm about to find out. I didn't do any of the initial install | 12:19 |
minimec | n00bzies: ;) Remember! You are using grub2! You need to follow the grub2 tutorial ;) | 12:19 |
raven__ | what is the cmd command for standby? | 12:19 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: that's what you should be doing. do the grub-install or full install from the live cd boot | 12:19 |
epinky | raven_: standby as "ok" in Solaris? | 12:19 |
n00bzies | minimec: ohhh I must be because of my version of Ubuntu right? *facepalm* of course!!! | 12:19 |
n00bzies | sacarlson: I'm going to see if this is a live cd hopefully so and I can follow the instructions | 12:20 |
Guest55816 | oh | 12:20 |
n00bzies | you guyes are the best thankyou for being so patient with me and helping with an answer. | 12:22 |
minimec | n00bzies: I do guess that you took the newest one --> 10.04 Lucid.. That means you use grub2, right. I fyou have a version previous to 9.10 Karmic, then you are using the old grub... | 12:22 |
Noones | hello, i m trying to install neverwinter nights from the cd to my computer, i downloaded the following installer http://icculus.org/~ravage/nwn/ from the website, now my problem is that it uses the old gtk1.2 instead of the newer version. Are there any workarounds for this problem. I also tried to install the old version but i would have to remove the 2.0 and with it tons of programms any solutions ? | 12:23 |
n00bzies | OMG!!!!! I GOT IT!!! | 12:23 |
suigeneris | what package can I use to convert img to iso? | 12:23 |
minimec | n00bzies: So you can boot ubuntu? Congratulations... You did your first ubuntu debugging ;) | 12:24 |
coz_ | suigeneris, see if this helps http://www.mopedia.co.uk/2008/02/convert-img-to-iso-in-ubuntu.html | 12:24 |
n00bzies | THANK YOU!!! XD | 12:24 |
epinky | !yay | n00bzies | 12:24 |
ubottu | n00bzies: Glad you made it! :-) | 12:24 |
suigeneris | thanks coz_ | 12:24 |
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n00bzies | I <3 you guys thank you. Now I will stop flodding your channel with praise and get through the worst hellish part... MySQL lol | 12:25 |
coz_ | Noones, let me check something | 12:26 |
cesc | Hi there. This is not a question about ubuntu itself but I'm sure someone could answer it as I don't know in which channel to formulate this question. When you visit a web site... for instance www.guardian.co.uk using firefox you see on the bottom left of the browser that it connects to multiple websites (I presume most of them for advertisement). I have installed adblock plus, the plugin for firefox and it must stop some of those intermediate sites before reac | 12:27 |
cesc | hing the final www.guardian.co.uk. But even with this plugin, I can see lots of sites where it has to pass through. Maybe if I could detect which are those intermediate url's to reach www.guardian.co.uk I could block those places as well in a way. Any ideas? | 12:27 |
FloodBot1 | cesc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:27 |
coz_ | Noones, you could try one of these installers http://www.liflg.org/?catid=6&gameid=65 | 12:28 |
Noones | thanks coz_ i will try them, hopefully they work :) | 12:29 |
oCean_ | cesc: you could try if #ubuntu-offtopic has clues/answers, but it's certainly offtopic here | 12:29 |
coz_ | Noones, I have used liki installers for doom before and serious sam ... I know they work but I never tried the one you have | 12:29 |
minimec | cesc: your solution would be the combintation of Adblock-plus with the NoScript plugin for firefox. So install the NoScript plugin and check guardian.co.uk again. | 12:29 |
coz_ | Noones, rather loki installers | 12:29 |
n00bzies | hey sorry guys going back to my original issue, dumb question... if you are using a live CD.... does it say completing installation does a countdown and then possibilty get into the error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system? Because when I boot with the CD in it works,,, when I don't... it doesn't work | 12:30 |
sacarlson | Noones: also maybe you can put a solution in vertualbox that runs under your old system without breaking what you already have | 12:30 |
ttyX | OK, I am in a bit of confusion here | 12:30 |
ttyX | disk utility says my HDD has 1 bad sector but the hdd passes all seatools tests with flying colours, whom shud I trust? | 12:31 |
Noones | yeah, if that doesn't work i will try it with a virtual box sarcarison | 12:31 |
roccity_ | sacarlson, what are you confused about? | 12:31 |
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ttyX | even hdd regenerator says it has no bad sectors | 12:32 |
Dr_Willis | ttyX: i find most disks can report 1 or more bad sectors.. the sectors get remapped. thats how they work. | 12:32 |
epinky | n00bzies: after booting the LiceCD you've got to follow(type the commands) the HOWTO minimec posted | 12:32 |
Noones | thanks coz_ this installer seems to work flawalessly so far :) | 12:32 |
epinky | n00bzies: LiveCD* | 12:33 |
coz_ | Noones, very cool :) | 12:33 |
Dr_Willis | once the # of sectors reported as 'bad' get to a high # - then you may want to worry. | 12:33 |
sacarlson | roccity_: cunfused about? nothing at the moment just trying to see what others are confused about and see if I can help. | 12:33 |
ttyX | my deathstar is dying but this seagate even though it shows 1 bad sector seems to work fine | 12:33 |
n00bzies | epinky: Ah ok. So I guess if it does that it is a Live CD? I have no idea what I have. lol the guy only wrote 10.04 on the CD didn't even mention the distro. lol. | 12:33 |
n00bzies | thanks!! | 12:34 |
crispy | Hey guys! i need a hand :/ | 12:34 |
roccity_ | sacarlson, sorry I'm confused myself LOL :) | 12:34 |
crispy | downloaded 10.04 iso, burnt to disc, can boot to it but every option i do (try without install, and install) just reboots the computer. | 12:34 |
crispy | any ideas? | 12:35 |
ttyX | crispy: try alternate install | 12:35 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: I guess it was never completely installed in the first place? when it fails it may boot the cd | 12:35 |
coz_ | crispy, well...first thing to check is ..when the live cd boos...choose the "Check cd" option to be sure it is not corrupt | 12:35 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: it could be the boot sequence you have set in your bios | 12:36 |
crispy | i think it restarts itself on the check cd as well | 12:36 |
epinky | !md5 | crispy | 12:36 |
ubottu | crispy: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 12:36 |
crispy | boot seq is cd > hdd > floppy | 12:36 |
coz_ | crispy, ok then as sacarlson mentioned ...go into your bios and be sure that first boot device is the cd | 12:36 |
crispy | ill check the md5 of the iso, thanks | 12:38 |
n00bzies | sacarlson: That may very well be the case. I have no idea what happened beforehand. Those steps that minimec posted should work right? I'm booting into a live environment now. It works with the CD in but like I said before it's behaving oddly. I thought this might have been a live CD but that doesn't make any sense because we need this to be a server. so I don't know. I don;t even know if I have a real install cd or a liveCD | 12:39 |
coz_ | crispy, if that iso md5sum is ok reburn the disc at the slowest speed 1x preferred | 12:39 |
sacarlson | crispy: you sure this isn't a hardware problem like memory errors sometimes cause reboot | 12:39 |
coz_ | sacarlson, good catch... I just woke up :) | 12:40 |
crispy | where is the md5 listed for the iso? i have the md5 hash of the iso i have, just want to confirm | 12:40 |
parag0n | does anyone know where i can get the font from thats used for the new ubuntu logo? | 12:40 |
linf | Hola | 12:40 |
crispy | yeah, i'll run a memtess | 12:40 |
coz_ | parag0n, i dont think its finished yet | 12:41 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: a live cd and an install cd are the same thing. you can do both with a live cd | 12:41 |
parag0n | ubuntu-title is th eold one, and the only thing i can find is a thing from march saying it'llb e released 'soon' | 12:41 |
coz_ | parag0n, let me check | 12:41 |
parag0n | ta | 12:41 |
roccity_ | hi linf | 12:41 |
linf | roccity_::) | 12:41 |
stavi | I have a serious problem...sshd is crashing on a remote server. I can't login anymore. But I still have one working, active ssh session. any ideas what I can install to be able to get to a terminal without ssh before my session gets disconnected? | 12:41 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: and all the advice I saw minimec give looked good to me | 12:41 |
Angah_Eypoh | As`saLamuaLaikum WarahmatuLLah Hiwabarakatuh ~~:) | 12:42 |
n00bzies | sacarlson: ahhhh ok thanks! I thought they were two seperate things. I will follow the steps and come back to you all should there be an issue. Hoping this works. And as I mentioned before you guys are super awesome | 12:42 |
roccity_ | morning linf | 12:42 |
linf | roccity_: 15:42 | 12:42 |
n00bzies | sacarlson: I think so too my gut feel is that this should fix the issue. | 12:42 |
wolfric | is there an editor to the standard of notepad++ for linux/ubuntu would anyone know? | 12:42 |
coz_ | parag0n, apparenlt its not finished but you can use http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/typodermic/xenu/regular/ in its place... it is nearly identical | 12:42 |
parag0n | thanks | 12:43 |
roccity_ | 11:42pm Friday here | 12:43 |
parag0n | $30? :( | 12:43 |
crispy | md5 checksums are the same, thanks guys. i'll reburn at 1x, and try memtest. back sooon! | 12:43 |
epinky | wolfric: gedit? | 12:43 |
Dr_Willis | wolfric: depends on your needs. I perfer geany for my 'power text editing' needs. But it is worth while to learn the old skool vi :) | 12:43 |
coz_ | parag0n, unfortunately that link is for the pay version :( | 12:43 |
roccity_ | linf, sorry bit pre-mature | 12:43 |
linf | roccity_: in russia 15:42 | 12:43 |
* ttyX loves the colourful vim | 12:43 | |
Angah_Eypoh | SaLaMz | 12:44 |
roccity_ | linf am? | 12:44 |
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linf | roccity_: 15:42 this is 03:42 of day | 12:44 |
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roccity_ | linf, friday? | 12:45 |
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linf | roccity_: ПЯТНИЦА | 12:45 |
roccity_ | linf, sorry I'm in New Zealand | 12:45 |
epinky | parag0n: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTitle | 12:46 |
linf | roccity_: don*t sorry, I bad know english | 12:46 |
parag0n | epinky, thats the old one | 12:46 |
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Zee5han | What's the difference between a gzip and a bzip2? | 12:47 |
linf | Zee5han: not difference | 12:47 |
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stereosonix | /list | 12:47 |
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Oxicore_ | :hammre | 12:48 |
Oxicore_ | :hammer | 12:48 |
Zee5han | Then why is it that some sites give two options when downloading a file? | 12:48 |
ttyX | bzip has better compression I believe | 12:48 |
ttyX | but that all dpends on compression algorithm | 12:48 |
epinky | parag0n: the old one? XD, maybe this one is the "new one" : http://www.nexxuz.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Font-Ubuntu-10.04.zip | 12:48 |
Zee5han | Which is more common? | 12:49 |
Dr_Willis | Zee5han: both are very common. | 12:49 |
ttyX | in *nix world both are common | 12:49 |
carbonic | hello, I have downloaded some files from a package from synaptic and then I decided not to download the package how/ where can I delete those unused downloaded files to free disk space (package not installed yet ) ? | 12:49 |
Dr_Willis | carbonic: package manager keeps a cache in /var/cache/apt/archives/ | 12:52 |
Dr_Willis | carbonic: apt-get clean can auto clean the cache. | 12:52 |
carbonic | thanks doc :) | 12:52 |
Dr_Willis | if you arwe that worried about drive space.. :) it may be time ti get a bigger hd. :P | 12:53 |
Friktion | Hey i just updated my ubuntu with the todays update through update manager, and after it asked me to restard my screen got black and nothing happened | 12:54 |
carbonic | Dr_Willis, I installed ubuntu on a Virtual machine that's whyI concern about space ;) | 12:54 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > bad news bro' | 12:54 |
Friktion | i followed what this guy told me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8y29gqX9SU | 12:54 |
Friktion | and | 12:54 |
skandar | How do I get ubuntu 10.04 to auto login without asking for pw | 12:55 |
bihari | Good evening to all. | 12:55 |
skandar | i only have one account on it | 12:55 |
Friktion | now i can boot but with like allot of errors and i boot into low graphics mode and omg this is so f**ed | 12:55 |
quenbert | skandar: System menu -> administration -> login screen | 12:56 |
parapanghelescu | but I tell you this ....if you're a beginner .....no chabce you will be able to fix-it ...and/or you'll loose a high amount of time > So, just do a fresh re-install with 10.04 LTS and before that back-up everything in your /home folder | 12:56 |
ttyX | graphics mode can be changed in preferences | 12:56 |
Friktion | damn i have been spending hours doanloding and installing the right packages to be able to program on ubuntu i cant even imagine doing everything from the begining =) | 12:57 |
skandar | thanks, was looking in the users and groups button instead | 12:57 |
Friktion | =(* | 12:57 |
ttyX | ok that reminds me ubuntu doesn't show 75hz option for my lcd :( | 12:57 |
jrib | Friktion: apt-get install build-essential, done | 12:57 |
n00bzies | Hey folks, dumb question but where would I find xterm on ubuntu 10.04? I've only ever used xubuntu and I think this is a live CD which I've never used | 12:57 |
jrib | n00bzies: ubuntu comes with gnome-terminal | 12:57 |
n00bzies | jrib: thanks where would I find it? | 12:58 |
Angah_Eypoh | butuh ko | 12:58 |
Angah_Eypoh | babi | 12:58 |
jrib | n00bzies: accessories menu | 12:58 |
ttyX | and xterm also | 12:58 |
n00bzies | jrib: omg sorry -_- thank you. I so fail this morning | 12:58 |
sacarlson | n00bzies: Applications>Accesories>Terminal | 12:58 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > from my experience ....on the same day I upgraded my Desktop machine from old version to Jaunty ...everything worked 100% right ......after few hours I tried the same on my DELL Inspiron 6400 > after restart I got the black screen , lots of errors and no X, so I just made a fresh installation .... | 12:58 |
quenbert | n00bzies: xterm is always installed by default (part of Xorg) | 12:58 |
epinky | n00bzies: ALT+F2, then type xterm then click Run | 12:59 |
n00bzies | tnx once again -_-' *crawls back into the hole* lol :) | 12:59 |
Friktion | so every time i get a black screen i have to reinstall -. - | 12:59 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > not quite :d only if you're a beginner ....like me ...trust me ....a fresh reinstall will take around 1 hour of your time ....messing around with a buggy kernel ....can take forever :D | 13:00 |
Friktion | ok i guess i have no other choise, so how do irei | 13:00 |
ttyX | nope you could post dmesg logs | 13:00 |
Friktion | how do i reinstall ? | 13:01 |
Friktion | like i only have an ubuntu 9.04 cd | 13:01 |
io | !reinstall | Friktion | 13:01 |
ubottu | Friktion: To renew the configuration of a package when installing, sudo apt-get remove --purge <package> && sudo apt-get install <package>. Note that you will lose ALL config files for that package. WARNING: This is dangerous, don't do this with core packages | 13:01 |
jrib | Friktion: why are you reinstalling...? | 13:01 |
purpleHaze | do u guys know good kyelogger for ubuntu? | 13:01 |
purpleHaze | key | 13:01 |
skandar | as I use chrome, i suppose there's no way of getting rid of firefox without diving into apt or synaptic? | 13:01 |
Friktion | No i mean how do i reinstall ubuntu | 13:02 |
jrib | skandar: that's how you get rid of anything... | 13:02 |
skandar | it isn't listed in software center | 13:02 |
aeon-ltd | skandar: yeah but getting rid of does imply uuninstalling | 13:02 |
Friktion | without using my 9.04 cd | 13:02 |
jrib | Friktion: why do you want to? | 13:02 |
ikonia | skandar: as synaptic is the package manager, and firefox is a pacakge, how else do you expect to remove it | 13:02 |
skandar | i mean with things like ubuntu software center | 13:02 |
ikonia | skandar: open synaptic, search for it, mark it for removal | 13:02 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > dont you have another machine to go on the net and download the CD image of 10.04 ?? | 13:02 |
jrib | skandar: yeah, that's how you manage software in ubuntu | 13:02 |
Friktion | yes i can | 13:02 |
ttyX | skandar: firefox is attached to unbuntu's gnome-desktop package, so no way! | 13:02 |
Friktion | but i dont have any cds to burn it on | 13:02 |
skandar | i can remove oo.o writer for instance in ubuntu center, but not firefox | 13:02 |
skandar | seems odd | 13:02 |
ikonia | not really | 13:03 |
quenbert | skandar: in terminal: sudo aptitude remove firefox | 13:03 |
DGM | skandar: why remove it? It's only a few mb, and not all pages show up well in chrome yet. I use chrome 95% of the time.. the 5% for pages that don't work.. usually the ones made for IE | 13:03 |
aguitel | what is the diference between xterm and terminal ? | 13:03 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > I think, depending on your computer that you can boot from flash/USB card also ..... | 13:03 |
ttyX | you can't completely remove firefox, the xulrunner thingy will stay | 13:03 |
jrib | aguitel: if by "terminal", you mean gnome-terminal, they're different programs | 13:03 |
skandar | i know how to remove it manually ;) i was just curious why it isn't listed in software center to be removed, unlike oo writer and calc | 13:04 |
aguitel | jrib, xterm and gnome-terminal | 13:04 |
DGM | Friktion: you could also order a free cd with ubuntu. I do that once in a while. That can take a while to arrive though if you can wait | 13:04 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > just reboot your system , press F2 or whatever combination you have for accesing the BIOS, and check the "Boot option" ...you should have the HDD - CD/DVD - and maybe also USB - then you can use a flash card ... | 13:05 |
jrib | aguitel: then "they're different programs" | 13:05 |
ttyX | skandar: firefox doesn't even take much space | 13:05 |
jrib | Friktion: I really doubt you need to reinstall ubuntu... | 13:05 |
quenbert | aguitel: they all emulate a terminal under X window | 13:05 |
Friktion | jirib: im listening =) | 13:06 |
Friktion | jrib* | 13:06 |
jrib | Friktion: no you're not because I asked you a question twice, but you didn't answer me | 13:06 |
ttyX | besides chrome doesn't even have a proper abp alternative yet | 13:06 |
aguitel | quenbert, ok | 13:06 |
DGM | aguitel: they're terminal emulators. In the old days there used to be only terminals (command line). When they added a user interface they still wanted a way to enter console commands. Thats why those programs were created. And like quenbert says.. they're just different programs | 13:06 |
Friktion | im sorry | 13:06 |
Friktion | wait | 13:06 |
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abhijit | hello | 13:06 |
DGM | with different pros and cons obviously | 13:06 |
quenbert | aguitel: but xterm is a "minimalist" emulator (always distributed with X.org) while gnome-terminal is the GNOME version | 13:07 |
Chanson_Code | What are you talking about? | 13:07 |
ttyX | this is really scary, am dumping data from a dying hdd to another dying hdd :| | 13:07 |
parapanghelescu | jrib > friktion has a bad upgrade from 9.04 to 10.04 ....most likely the kernel has alot of errors ...do you think repairing the system will take less then re-installing the OS ??? | 13:07 |
aguitel | DGM, quenbert thanks | 13:07 |
Friktion | jrib: my problem is that after i installed an update and restarted my screen got black, then i followed a tutorial for fixing it and now i can boot but i get plenty of errors and stuff | 13:07 |
ikonia | The kernel has lots of errors ?? | 13:07 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: nope actually the upgrade went fine for weeks | 13:08 |
jrib | Friktion: what update? You tried to upgrade directly from 9.04 to 10.04? | 13:08 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: just that this morning there was an update available | 13:08 |
crispy | hey guys | 13:08 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: and after that i got my problems | 13:08 |
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ttyX | which update? | 13:08 |
crispy | reburnt at 1x, still no luck. PC restarts on every option of the live cd except memtest | 13:09 |
ttyX | crispy try unetbootin instead? | 13:09 |
Friktion | jrib: i already did that and it went fine, just that today i updated my kernel | 13:09 |
Friktion | jrib nothing to do with upgrading from 9.04 to 10.4 | 13:09 |
Friktion | i think | 13:09 |
crispy | unetbootin? | 13:09 |
epinky | !alternate | crispy | 13:09 |
ubottu | crispy: The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate - See also !minimal | 13:09 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > OK ...then using --purge to remove the last update ( if you know the name of the package ) may do the job ...then I got the update issue wrong | 13:10 |
peter__ | Is it possible to install a new ubuntu version from within a booted Ubuntu? | 13:10 |
ttyX | u mean upgrade peter? | 13:10 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: could you give me tutorial on how to do that ? | 13:10 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: like i just moved from xp ^^ | 13:10 |
crispy | thanks epinky! | 13:10 |
wolfric | peter__ you can update/upgrade to the newest version, or you can run a virtual machine and install it there | 13:11 |
wolfric | inside ubuntu | 13:11 |
HolyTony | is there way to adjust the brightness for my sony vgnfz180e? | 13:11 |
Chanson | Before you do anything, Pls. backup your data first... | 13:11 |
peter__ | ttyX, no, i mean a fresh installation | 13:11 |
sacarlson | crispy: oh ya I needed that alternate cd boot when I had a computer with very small memeory like 64meg to install ubuntu | 13:11 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > this is a command from terminal .....the apt-get manages the packages which are installed on your system .... | 13:12 |
peter__ | wolfric, thanks, but i need to install a new version from scratch | 13:12 |
EggXplosioN | How to auto-adjust LAN in Ubuntu? | 13:12 |
EggXplosioN | it's 8.04 or something | 13:12 |
Friktion | and what commands exactly am i supposed to run ? | 13:12 |
EggXplosioN | I remember it's ubuntu 8 | 13:12 |
timubuntu | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9684795#post9684795 | 13:12 |
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timubuntu | can anyone help? | 13:12 |
james_ | . | 13:13 |
Friktion | is it the same as what this guy shows http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8y29gqX9SU | 13:13 |
Friktion | ? | 13:13 |
sacarlson | EggXplosioN: auto-adjust lan? like dhcp auto setup IP address? | 13:13 |
crispy | sacarlson: i'll try the alternate one, but i dont get it. im on 4gb ram/intel E8400 cpu and IP35 mobo. it shuld run :/ | 13:13 |
Friktion | because i did what he told me and after that i got the errors just that it is actually booting now | 13:13 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > the command will be like ......sudo apt-get --purge remove <NameOfthepackage> | 13:13 |
EggXplosioN | not DCHP, just detect the netcard and only ask me input DNS, gateway, and my own local IP | 13:14 |
Friktion | and how will i know what package to remove ? | 13:14 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > I cannot watch youtube ......filters by administrator | 13:14 |
rezolute | crispy: you're probably having this problem - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/+bug/342926 I did, for years. | 13:14 |
SwedeMike | timubuntu: if you're connected using ethernet cable then try "ifconfig eth0 up" and "dhclient eth0" and see if you get an IP address and can update after that | 13:14 |
rezolute | I moved to an i5 (which doesnt have a northbridge) and everything suddenly worked perfectly | 13:14 |
Friktion | hmm basicly he tells to boot from the 3rd choise in the grub booter and then remove the latest kernel from synaptic | 13:15 |
timubuntu | thanks | 13:15 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > this is the tricky thing .....you do not know that .....so .....it's unlikely you'll be able to remove that package | 13:15 |
EggXplosioN | With lan set up, inet connection would be easy | 13:15 |
Friktion | actually i already did it =/ | 13:15 |
crispy | rezolute: yeah it could be that, i have a GTX 260 896mb card too. wish i could afford i7 setup haha | 13:16 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > anyway ....you can try the following commands ................sudo apt-get clean ......after that ....sudo apt-get update ....after that ....sudo apt-get upgrade ...and see what is the result ... | 13:16 |
rezolute | crispy: don't worry, people insisted the problem was me for 2 years. It really pissed me off. | 13:16 |
bihari | question: whear is software properties option in ubuntu ? | 13:17 |
EggXplosioN | bihari, you sound like orz. go for another year or two of studying English | 13:17 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > yes, you can try that .....the last "system" from the grub is the last compiled kernel .......and you can choose an early version of the kernel ...which normally should work .... | 13:17 |
crux_ | welchen browser verwendet ihr unter ubuntu? | 13:18 |
epinky | bihari: define software properties | 13:18 |
bihari | EggXplosioN, ? huh | 13:18 |
epinky | !de | crux_ | 13:18 |
ubottu | crux_: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 13:18 |
epinky | crux_: ich, seamonkey | 13:18 |
EggXplosioN | Orz - a fish-like creature, whose language has many abnormalities. | 13:18 |
bihari | Software having a properties. called software properties. | 13:18 |
bihari | Now i got it :p | 13:19 |
timubuntu | i manged to get on the internet put i get E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 13:19 |
crispy | rezolute: haha oh dear, well hopefully i can get it installed. i really want to try ubuntu as a alternative day-to-day OS, with windows there for gaming | 13:19 |
Friktion | http://codepad.org/8MtQLrRI thats the output | 13:20 |
timubuntu | anyone? | 13:20 |
xavieran | Hey boys | 13:20 |
xavieran | and/or girls :) | 13:20 |
xavieran | I'm trying to scan with my HP laserjet 3030 ... Ubuntu sees it, and I can print with it quite happily, but the scanning doesn't seem to work | 13:21 |
DGM | crispy: a lot of games will work under linux aswell. Either through wine (for example steam games like half life 2), or through a special linux patch (like doom 3) | 13:21 |
bihari | DGM dosebox also work for gaming. | 13:22 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > do you have a graphic on the screen ? or you have the black screen and the prompter only ? | 13:22 |
DGM | bihari: dosbox is only for oooooold games | 13:22 |
DGM | 16 bit realmode | 13:22 |
bihari | oic | 13:22 |
Friktion | ok now i closed everything | 13:22 |
bihari | what about new games? | 13:22 |
Friktion | ok now what should i do ? | 13:23 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran > check the documentation of your scanner ....if the manufacturer does not provide a linux version for the scanner driver ....you will not be able to use-it ... | 13:23 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > are you talking with me ? | 13:24 |
raven__ | command for standby? | 13:24 |
xavieran | I may have to install the HPLIP driver, apparently | 13:25 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: ^^^ | 13:25 |
DGM | bihari: wine for the most part. I can name a few games from the top of my head that worked fine in wine. Then there are also some great gamedevelopers (like ID games) that just release linux patches for their games.. google will help you there. And then there is caldega which i heard good things about but that its not free. | 13:25 |
epinky | timubuntu: not sure, but maybe you would need to reinstall, also you can try this http://ubuntuguide.net/howto-fix-ureadahead-problem-after-upgrading-to-ubuntu-10-04 | 13:25 |
bihari | Thanks DGM | 13:26 |
iktomi | what would be the most sensible way to partition a 1tb drive for a samba fileserver (assuming the OS Won't be installed on it) | 13:27 |
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parapanghelescu | xavieran > i had the same issue at some point .....with Samsung SCX4300 .....apart from HPLIP driver which is a generic one , the device manufacturer should also provide a specific driver for linux in order to use the scanner option | 13:27 |
ikonia | iktomi: however best you can use it is the best way | 13:27 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: Ok, I will google that then :) | 13:27 |
iktomi | ikonia: yeah but i'm looking for general tips on what filesystem would be best and whether or not making one huge partition is a good idea | 13:27 |
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ikonia | iktomi: it really doesn't matter | 13:28 |
Friktion | got disconected sorry | 13:28 |
timubuntu | help E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 13:28 |
timubuntu | please | 13:28 |
ikonia | timubuntu: need more detail, what version of ubuntu, what are you installing, what command did you do | 13:28 |
timubuntu | 10.10 | 13:28 |
timubuntu | tried to do a update | 13:29 |
timubuntu | crashed and now only get tty | 13:29 |
ikonia | timubuntu: ok, so that's a development version, that is unsupported, but discussed in the channel #ubuntu+1 | 13:29 |
timubuntu | when try do apt-get update /upgrade get this error message | 13:29 |
timubuntu | ok maybe its 10.4 | 13:29 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran> after that you should use the Xsane Image scanner to access your machine ......please take note that for example in my case, I cannot managed to scan multiple pages ...i always scan page by page and after that I use Acrobat in Windows in order to merge the document all together ..... | 13:29 |
ikonia | timubuntu: no - you should know what version it is | 13:29 |
timubuntu | ok its 10.4 | 13:30 |
ikonia | timubuntu: why did you say 10.10 then | 13:30 |
bazhang | timubuntu, pastebin your sources.list | 13:30 |
timubuntu | multiple pcas runnign 10.10 on laptop | 13:30 |
timubuntu | this is deskto | 13:30 |
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Friktion | parapanghelescu: i did what you told me and now ? | 13:31 |
Pici | timubuntu: It matters what version you are running. There have been dpkg changes in 10.10 that might affect this and our ability to troubleshoot it here. | 13:31 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > that output you gave .....It looked like the Synaptic package manager was open | 13:32 |
timubuntu | ok | 13:32 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: yes it was | 13:32 |
Friktion | i closed it and it worked | 13:32 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: i just tried to reboot and i stil get the errors | 13:32 |
parapanghelescu | you run all that commands ..... | 13:32 |
Friktion | yes | 13:32 |
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parapanghelescu | you rebooted the last kernel or the previous one ??? | 13:33 |
Friktion | actually the latest one is gone so im booting the last kernel | 13:34 |
aronaliaga | hola | 13:34 |
bazhang | !es | aronaliaga | 13:34 |
aronaliaga | q tal , donde esta el chat español? | 13:34 |
ubottu | aronaliaga: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 13:34 |
suigeneris | I get Error: cannot open source file for reading! when trying to use ccd2iso. any ideas? | 13:34 |
parapanghelescu | and you still have errors | 13:34 |
iktomi | why is it exactly that the Ubuntu download page state that ubuntu 64 bit is "Not recommended for daily desktop usage" | 13:35 |
ikonia | that is something that should be removed | 13:35 |
ikonia | it's an old comment that was true | 13:35 |
iktomi | i don't know that discouraging the deployment of 64 OSs would ever be a good statement tbh | 13:36 |
iktomi | *64 bit | 13:36 |
ikonia | iktomi: there was a time when it was not fit for purpose, it is now | 13:36 |
iktomi | i see | 13:36 |
sacarlson | iktomi: I just coverted to 32bit from 64bit. I was having problems with things like canon printer drivers and others that didn't support 64bit | 13:37 |
ice | 这都是什么地方阿 | 13:37 |
iktomi | weird. i've been using 64 bit for years without problems | 13:37 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: i get this error when booting http://codepad.org/TKmlKQq8 | 13:37 |
Pici | !zh | ice | 13:37 |
ubottu | ice: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 13:37 |
iktomi | the way i see it, you will always have problems regardless of what type of linux you use | 13:37 |
sacarlson | iktomi: it seems the only benifit of 64bit is when you have more that 4GB of memory? | 13:38 |
sacarlson | iktomi: I only have 2GB so 32bit is good for me | 13:38 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: That sounds fine, I've only got a few pages to scan ... and I use pdfsam to merge... | 13:39 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > try sudo grub-install /dev/sda | 13:40 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran > pdfsam > is this any good > thanks for the tip bro' | 13:40 |
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Friktion | k | 13:41 |
sacarlson | iktomi: how did you ever run things like skype in 64 bit for years? | 13:41 |
iktomi | another question i have is whether or no using NFS for file sharing between linux and windows computer would provide any benefit over using SMB? installing NFS support on my windows computer is not a problem for me | 13:41 |
iktomi | sacarlson: i don't use skype vOv | 13:42 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: It's a java app. Really useful for spiltting and merging pdf files... I have a phone that has a limmit to the size of pdfs, so I split them up with this app :) | 13:42 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: apt-get install pdfsam | 13:42 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: should do the job | 13:42 |
DGM | sudo apt-get isntall pdfsam ** | 13:43 |
DGM | install**** | 13:43 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu:should i reboot now ? | 13:43 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran > thanks I'll give it a try .... | 13:43 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > yes | 13:43 |
xavieran | DGM: I use su, not sudo ;) | 13:43 |
DGM | xavieran: its better to stay out of root if you dont need it | 13:43 |
SickAnimations | What does it mean if I "ls -l" a directory and the files have "????????" for their permission bits? Also, I can't cd into the dir. Also it has 777 perms. | 13:43 |
DGM | SickAnimations: what is your user/group and what user/group are they set to? | 13:44 |
xavieran | Muahaha... I have half a decade experience using linux. Gentoo, arch, LFS, etc. I shall do as I please >:D | 13:44 |
sacarlson | SickAnimations: I think it must be a fat32 or other partition no permission bits in it | 13:44 |
sacarlson | SickAnimations: or maybe it a broken link? | 13:45 |
SickAnimations | DGM: I'm "tim" in groups "deluge, sambashare" (others) - the directory is owned by "tim" and in group "sambashare" | 13:45 |
Oer | xavieran, try 'su apt-get install <package>' :-D | 13:46 |
xavieran | Ha | 13:46 |
SickAnimations | sacarlson: This directory and its contents are not linked, at least they shouldn't be. Can I check with a command? | 13:46 |
xavieran | Yes, no obviously no user called apt-get ;) | 13:46 |
DGM | SickAnimations: whats the exact path? and run sudo fdisk -l . Then we'll know for certain if its a partition thing | 13:47 |
sacarlson | SickAnimations: it's samba so it's probly net linked to a fat32 partition? | 13:47 |
SickAnimations | It's /home/tim/torrents/*/ (where * is loaded, incomplete, complete) - this is happening for three directories at once. | 13:47 |
DGM | what is the partition type that /home is mounted on? | 13:48 |
DGM | (just guessing torrents is not a mount point) | 13:48 |
BluesKaj | 'morning folks | 13:48 |
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littlepenguin | hi blueskaj | 13:49 |
dkannan | why does the 64bit image say amd? is there one for intel? | 13:49 |
Friktion | sorry damn internet =/ | 13:49 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: i gett the same error | 13:49 |
BluesKaj | hi littlepenguin | 13:49 |
DGM | dkannan: it does. works fine on my laptop with intel core duo | 13:49 |
guzu | hello all | 13:49 |
littlepenguin | hi guzu | 13:49 |
duffydack | dkannan, amd came first, or something like that. ignore it. | 13:50 |
SickAnimations | DGM: It's on the main partition | 13:50 |
DGM | and thats ext2/3 i'm guessing then? | 13:50 |
SickAnimations | sacarlson: It's local. | 13:50 |
SickAnimations | DGM: ext3 | 13:50 |
oCean_ | dkannan: it's just a naming convention since they introduced the extensions | 13:50 |
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tomitzel | Hello, can someone help me with sendmail, need to change the runner's frequency and I can't find where it is set | 13:51 |
Krishnandu | Hi friends, I've installed Anjuta, How to run C/C++ programs directly from there?? | 13:51 |
sacarlson | SickAnimations: I'm not understanding that astris thing in your path home/tim/torrents/*/ | 13:51 |
dkannan | oCean: thanks | 13:52 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: ur there ? | 13:52 |
dotnetted | hey all - so after a typo (rm -r /etc folder_to_be_removed) as root I accidentally removed /etc ;) - /root/.Trash/ does not exist - is there anywhere else that may be worth checking to undelete /etc/*? | 13:52 |
DGM | SickAnimations: it seems you have set the execute (X) bits on your directory there | 13:52 |
muthu | i'm not able to copy the any documents from my system to usb.... so,please anyone help me.... | 13:53 |
purpleHaze | hi | 13:53 |
DGM | SickAnimations: or removed it. Either way http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=498405 aureus's posts should help you | 13:53 |
sipior | dotnetted: 'fraid not. well, sans backups, of course. | 13:53 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > I cannot recommend something else ..it looks like the files of your grub are corupted ...also the kernel has important bugs in it .....so reinstall will do the job trust me .....after that use all that commands when installing a system package .....sudo apt-get clean / update / and last upgrade | 13:53 |
SickAnimations | sacarlson: It's happening to three directories - "/home/tim/torrents/loaded/" , "/home/tim/torrents/complete/" , "/home/tim/torrents/incomplete" | 13:53 |
oCean_ | !undelete | dotnetted | 13:54 |
ubottu | dotnetted: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 13:54 |
DGM | SickAnimations: yes so i think you chmodded the torrents directory in a way you shouldnt have :) | 13:54 |
dotnetted | oCean_: thanks -- looks like I might as well reinstall ubuntu | 13:54 |
oCean_ | dotnetted: I'm afraid so | 13:55 |
dotnetted | (lucky its just my virtualbox system heh) | 13:55 |
DGM | dotnetted: and thats why we use sudo, and not su. And only with great care aswell :) | 13:55 |
sipior | DGM: using sudo would make no difference in that case. | 13:55 |
parapanghelescu | friktion> there is no HDD installed/mounted on your system ....so you'll use a lot of time with less result .....re-install asap trust me ....in the first months of using ubuntu you'll get some issues until you'll find your way around-it ....after using this OS for 5-6 months you'll be able to solve most of the minor issues .... | 13:55 |
sacarlson | SickAnimations: you might want to run the command mount to see if you have mounted something at those points in you home dir | 13:56 |
SickAnimations | DGM: Ha, cool. Will try now. | 13:56 |
DGM | sipior: obviously. But the way it should work is that if you type sudo you pay attention to what you put behind it.. always :P | 13:56 |
sipior | DGM: "should" being the operative word here. | 13:56 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: i hope so =/ | 13:56 |
jimcooncat | DGM: until it just rolls off your fingers automatically | 13:56 |
dotnetted | DGM: I'd feel safer if rm didn't take multiple filenames ;) | 13:56 |
SickAnimations | DGM , sacarlson : Setting the execute bit worked. I didn't know that! | 13:57 |
SickAnimations | DGM , sacarlson : Thanks heaps. | 13:57 |
DGM | SickAnimations: np | 13:57 |
sacarlson | SickAnimations: cool I didn't eather | 13:57 |
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sipior | dotnetted: you might consider aliasing rm to "rm -i", as cheap insurance. | 13:58 |
sipior | dotnetted: that can get annoying as well, of course :-) | 13:58 |
dotnetted | sipior: that's not a bad idea heh | 13:58 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > it will hapen trust me; it's only one condition for that ....use only Ubuntu and NO Windows - unless an emergency ;) ---for example I still have a dual OS ....Ubuntu as a main OS and XP as a back-up ....I rerely start windows ...mostly for updating the antivirus and upgrades ... | 13:58 |
DGM | sipior: modify the su command to say "ARE YOU SURE!?!?!?! (Y/N)" | 13:59 |
DGM | sudo** | 13:59 |
andrea__ | -it | 14:00 |
littlepenguin | dgm that would be microloft philosophy like do you really want that??are you sure?if so press if cleared yes | 14:00 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: What do you need antivirus for? | 14:00 |
dotnetted | I need something like: root@box:/ (<<< PS. YOU ARE ROOT!!)# | 14:00 |
guzu | is there another chanel for linuxmint? | 14:00 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran > only for XP system :D not for Ubuntu :d | 14:00 |
jrib | !mintsupport | guzu | 14:00 |
ubottu | guzu: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu, please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org | 14:00 |
andrea__ | ciao a tutti volevo chiedervi ancora se avevate un link del manuale dove potrei imparare tutto su ubuntu | 14:00 |
bazhang | !it | 14:01 |
xavieran | Ok :) | 14:01 |
ubottu | Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 14:01 |
Pici | !it | andrea__ | 14:01 |
ubottu | andrea__: please see above | 14:01 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran : LOL | 14:01 |
guzu | jrib: thank you | 14:01 |
sipior | dotnetted: most linux distributions set a bright colour for the root prompt; might be useful to do if you find yourself working directly with a root shell on a regular basis. | 14:01 |
pozic | How can I download silverlight streams? Moonlight is working, but I just want to have the video and audio data in a format that I can play later. | 14:01 |
andrea__ | sorry | 14:02 |
guzu | pozic: are they not available in /tmp ? | 14:02 |
Friktion | mount: mounting none on /dev failed: NO suck device(numbers and letters) | 14:02 |
Friktion | chroot: cannot execute /etc/apparmor/initranfs: No such file or directory | 14:02 |
Friktion | parapanghelescu: actually im gonna try to reinstall the latest kernel | 14:03 |
Friktion | just to be sure | 14:03 |
* guzu has no idea what are silverlight streams | 14:03 | |
Friktion | sorry for the copy paste above =/ | 14:03 |
pozic | guzu: silverlight streams are streams that use the Microsoft Silverlight technology. | 14:04 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > don't mind the kernel .....just re-install everything from scratch .... | 14:04 |
cntrational | whenever i start up ubuntu, the titlebars in the windows are gone and stuff like windows doesn't appear in the panel | 14:05 |
Friktion | k =/ | 14:05 |
parapanghelescu | friktion > check the BIOS boot sequence ....you may have USB support for the boot and you'll be able to use an USB stick ro re-install | 14:05 |
DGM | spamming f8 or f10 while the bios starts up might help too sometimes. Some bios'es show a bootmenu if you do that | 14:06 |
abhijit | !tab > parapanghelescu | 14:06 |
ubottu | parapanghelescu, please see my private message | 14:06 |
sacarlson | Friktion: parapanghelescu: ya just reinstall if you have nothing to loose | 14:06 |
parapanghelescu | sacarlson: you're perfectly right >>>> however ....if he/she had something on the HDD ( /home folder ) drive is not accesible anyway so .... | 14:08 |
Friktion | iguess thats the only choice =/ | 14:09 |
parapanghelescu | abhijit: thaks for the tip ;) | 14:09 |
raven__ | command for standby? | 14:10 |
parapanghelescu | Friktion: if you have another system you can try to access the drive directly ...via a USB case for example....the partitions are there .....it's only a question to mount the drive on a different system | 14:11 |
littlepenguin | suspend raven | 14:11 |
parapanghelescu | but it must by a linux OS .....Xp will not help you with the ext2/3 formatting | 14:12 |
ekai125 | hi.. anybody encounter this problem? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/UUf7PKGi | 14:13 |
dotnetted | I like having all my server config files (mysql, apache, asterisk etc) on a seperate partition in /data/conf/ (for portability) - are there any problems I may run into later (maybe w/ aptitude) if I symlink /etc/apache2/ to /data/conf/apache2/? | 14:13 |
itamarc | hi, I need some help... I upgraded my ubuntu from 9.10 to 10.04 and now my computer doesn't finish the boot process... | 14:13 |
MichealH | ekai125, It would be better to just get the latest number and run it in | 14:13 |
Krishnandu | Hey friends how to compile C programs using Anjuta | 14:14 |
DGM | Krishnandu: be a bit more specific please. Otherwise its just build | 14:14 |
pumpkin | hi. Using 10.04 32Bit edition: Every apt-get install, aptitude install,... ends with a seg fault. i cleaned /var/log/apt/, i reinstalled from scratch, no luck. What else can i do? | 14:14 |
itamarc | I've analyzed the problem and looks like it's the X server, but on top of this I my ubuntu does not give me a command prompt | 14:14 |
MichealH | ekai125, So, for example If the new kernel headers were 2.6.26-24 then just apt-get install them | 14:15 |
Krishnandu | DGM, I just installed anjuta, and now how to run the programs?? | 14:15 |
DGM | Krishnandu: click file -> new -> project. Then select a C project. It will set everything up for you | 14:16 |
itamarc | to have some access I used "init=/bin/bash" and changed some things, but all I could get is a X screen frozen (mouse and keyboard dead) | 14:16 |
Krishnandu | I think it didn't detected GCC | 14:16 |
ekai125 | MichealH: i received this error in all application, so i could't use apt-get , | 14:16 |
DGM | Krishnandu: then the commands you need will be under the build and run menu | 14:16 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: I would think it would work ok, but seems awkward. How is this portable? | 14:16 |
Krishnandu | DGM, I think it didn't detected GCC | 14:16 |
DGM | Krishnandu: sudo apt-get install gcc g++ make | 14:17 |
econdudeawesome | Hi! How do I change the default GNOME menu to GnoMenu? As in, I want to change the keybinding so that alt+f1 opens GnoMenu, not Alacarte | 14:17 |
Krishnandu | I've installed GCC | 14:17 |
Krishnandu | already | 14:17 |
DGM | whats the exact error message you're getting then? | 14:17 |
itamarc | my video card is a Nvidia Geforce 7950 GT | 14:17 |
PCdoc | I have via chipsets on my mobo .. in the display panel of ubuntu 10.04, it says Monitor not detected. I have tried via official drivers and Openchrome .. didnt work | 14:18 |
Krishnandu | DGM, I've already installed GCC. | 14:18 |
DGM | Krishnandu: yes but whats the message you're getting from anjuta that makes you think it can't find gcc? | 14:18 |
Krishnandu | DGM, I used to compile programs from terminal and now I want an IDE and guys here in IRC suggested me to use Anjuta | 14:18 |
parapanghelescu | pumpkin: you can try using Synaptic Package MANAGER ( the graphic interface ) from System/Administration and Settings > Repositories and change the Download from ...location | 14:19 |
Krishnandu | DGM, no I'm not getting any message, I'm saying that to you | 14:19 |
DGM | Krishnandu: yea either that or codeblocks | 14:19 |
ekai125 | any method to repair dpkg? | 14:19 |
itamarc | anyone can help me to figure out what's wrong? | 14:19 |
MichealH | ekai125, Try not installing the kernel and see if that works | 14:19 |
Kodez1 | Hello Solly. Please call me. Let's chat | 14:19 |
abhijit | !ot > Kodez1 | 14:20 |
ubottu | Kodez1, please see my private message | 14:20 |
Krishnandu | DGM, ya...so how to use that?? BTW CodeBlocks detected my GCC | 14:20 |
littlepenguin | im bored... | 14:20 |
ShapeShifter499 | hi | 14:20 |
crispy | hey guys | 14:20 |
littlepenguin | hi shapeshifter and crispy | 14:20 |
wolfric | i have multiple addresses set up on wlan0 but ifconfig only displays the first | 14:20 |
wolfric | anyway to display all addresses? | 14:20 |
]tomppa[ | Does the new nvidia geforce gtx 460 work with ubuntu? | 14:20 |
ShapeShifter499 | I'm trying to patch wine but "patch" isn't doing anything when I run the command | 14:20 |
DGM | Krishnandu: i know codeblocks should work out of the box. But you're saying that anjuta can't find your GCC. What makes you think that? Have you tried clicking build? | 14:20 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: I frequently load up ubuntu onto new boxes and wrote a script that auto installs apache,mysql,php,ldap,ftp etc. servers and then backs up and symlinks all the relevant /etc/* config directories to /data/conf/* which resides on a seperate disk - its the easiest way Ive found to only have to worry about one set of config files for many boxes - all logs are in /data/logs/ and all the databases/web content is in /data/databases/ and /data/vhosts | 14:21 |
crispy | tried live cd + alternate cd, both restart the PC when i select install/any other option. any ideas? | 14:21 |
pumpkin | parapanghelescu, i tried the main repos, the local repos for my country, the countries around .. same thing. It downloads, it starts to setup and dies with seg fault just before finishing the install. Most programms work anyway. | 14:21 |
Krishnandu | ya...it ask me for program parameter and etc | 14:21 |
littlepenguin | crispy does the live cd run? | 14:22 |
DGM | Krishnandu: no you must make a new project first. File -> New -> New project. You will get an option to make a new C project where you can add your files to | 14:22 |
DGM | pick "Generic" for testing right now | 14:22 |
dotnetted | so if something bad does happen to ubuntu I can pull off the disk with /data and stick right back onto a freshly installed distro (/home is also linked to /data/home so all user data is easily portable) - is that makes any sense heh - any suggestions are appreciated though ;) | 14:22 |
xavieran | Hey parapanghelescu scanning is a go :) | 14:22 |
Krishnandu | DGM, ok I didn't did that, I tried adding file | 14:22 |
xavieran | parapanghelescu: thanks for the help | 14:22 |
parapanghelescu | pumpkin: try later on ...it may be something "in the air" .....it hapend to me several times ....all the time was from the repository .....it was OK after few days | 14:22 |
Krishnandu | DGM, thanks, and sorry for the confusion, | 14:22 |
DGM | Krishnandu: you must add the files to a c or c++ project. Otherwise it doesn't know what to do with it | 14:22 |
DGM | np | 14:22 |
DGM | if it complains about glib use sudo aptitude install libglib2.0-dev libgtk2.0-dev | 14:23 |
Krishnandu | DGM, I added a project and now I should add a C file right?? | 14:23 |
DGM | Krishnandu: yes in the src folder | 14:23 |
Krishnandu | file>new>file | 14:23 |
parapanghelescu | xavieran: no problem bro > it just hapend to me few weeks ago so I was in the position to share some info ..... | 14:23 |
pumpkin | parapanghelescu, i have this problem since the day 10.04 was released. I ask here about once per month and never got an answer. | 14:23 |
Krishnandu | DGM, file>new>file right?? | 14:23 |
NovaYoshi | Is there a way to DISABLE FSpot photo viewer? It locks up my old computer whenever I plug in my USB drive... | 14:24 |
DGM | Krishnandu: you could yea. but if you already have existing c files that you made, you can make a project out of them by picking new -> project from existing sources | 14:24 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: so you have /data/conf on an NFS share or something? or do you just rsync among your machines? | 14:25 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: I'm not 100% positive though but it seems like my current setup disagrees with aptitude somehow - for example update-manager is currently hung updating mysql /etc/init/mysql.conf ;) | 14:25 |
parapanghelescu | pumpkin: Hmmm ...that reminds me about the fact that I wanted to upgrade from jaunty .....I think it wont be the case now ......again .....maybe the download link is broken or somehow not correct ..... | 14:25 |
airtonix | NovaYoshi, have you bothered to look in the preferences of nautilus yet ? | 14:25 |
Krishnandu | DGM, ok, buddy I'm trying to add a new C file, I did file>new>file and typed the name of C file and selected C Source file and it's saying no target selected, though I selected src as you said | 14:25 |
NovaYoshi | I admit that I haven't | 14:25 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: it shouldn't be messing with a conffile I would think | 14:25 |
pozic | Can Nautilus be configured not to show certain extensions? | 14:26 |
DGM | Krishnandu: select the project you want to add it to in that list instead | 14:27 |
DGM | Krishnandu: it should put it under src for you | 14:27 |
parapanghelescu | pumpkin: did you tried ........sudo apt-get clean / sudo apt-get update / sudo apt-get upgrade ??? | 14:27 |
NovaYoshi | THERE we go :3 | 14:27 |
Krishnandu | DGM, ok done...thanks...lemme try to compile | 14:27 |
Krishnandu | DGM, I compiled and everything went successfully | 14:29 |
DGM | good :) | 14:29 |
pumpkin | parapanghelescu, several times. | 14:29 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: /data/conf/ is just copied manually whenever I setup a new box - it just helps keep things in one place when things need fixing (frequently) - all the boxes serve as ldap/samba authentication servers too so all other local boxes work as thin clients and save all user data to /data/home/* on the main box (which is on a seperate raid drive) - seemed to me like the safest bet | 14:29 |
Krishnandu | DGM, but when I click execute it does nothing | 14:29 |
itamarc | minha placa de vídeo é uma Nvidia Geforce 7950 GT | 14:29 |
csgeek | is there a client for Ubuntu One for KDE? | 14:29 |
csgeek | or even CLI | 14:29 |
DGM | itamarc: english please o.O | 14:29 |
itamarc | oops | 14:29 |
itamarc | sorry | 14:29 |
itamarc | wrong chan | 14:30 |
ShapeShifter499 | !es itamarc | 14:30 |
* ShapeShifter499 faceplam | 14:30 | |
itamarc | I wrote in english, but looks like nobody can help me | 14:30 |
itamarc | :( | 14:30 |
chong | itamarc: what ? | 14:30 |
itamarc | hi, I need some help... I upgraded my ubuntu from 9.10 to 10.04 and now my computer doesn't finish the boot process... | 14:30 |
itamarc | I've analyzed the problem and looks like it's the X server, but on top of this I my ubuntu does not give me a command prompt | 14:30 |
_raven_ | suspend command not found - what to do? | 14:30 |
itamarc | to have some access I used "init=/bin/bash" and changed some things, but all I could get is a X screen frozen (mouse and keyboard dead) | 14:30 |
econdudeawesome | Hi! How do I change the default GNOME menu to GnoMenu? As in, I want to change the keybinding so that alt+f1 opens GnoMenu, not Alacarte | 14:31 |
itamarc | my video card is a Nvidia Geforce 7950 GT | 14:31 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: so what are you getting for an error message while updating? You may want to use command line tools for updating if you're not getting good feedback. | 14:31 |
airtonix | _raven_, either upgrade your bios or confirm it can support the required options for suspend | 14:31 |
Black_Prince | !java | 14:31 |
ubottu | To install a Java runtime on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java. For the Sun Java products and browser plugin, search for the sun-java6- packages in the !partner repository on Lucid (which must be enabled), or !multiverse repository on older releases. | 14:31 |
itamarc | anyone can help me to figure out what's wrong? | 14:31 |
_raven_ | airtonix, but it is a linux problem isnt it? | 14:31 |
parapanghelescu | pumpkin: if the download is working ...than the repository link is OK ....smth is wrong in your system .....you do not have any specific errors ?? | 14:32 |
Black_Prince | !partner | 14:32 |
ubottu | Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » | 14:32 |
airtonix | _raven_, not as far as i'm aware. (most bioses are coded to ignore linux operating systems suspend states unless you upgrade it) | 14:32 |
_raven_ | airtonix, the machine is able to do standby but the command is not found | 14:32 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: can you suggest a better way to keep all server data, user data, logs, configuration in a way that they can be easily pulled off and stuck onto another box if ubuntu decides to take a nosedive (or I accidentally delete /etc again ;)) ? - I'm kind of a self-taught linux noob - It seems like there should be a more standard way of doing this | 14:32 |
pumpkin | parapanghelescu, no. Everything i install works (except the flashplugin-nonfree), the system has 3 months uptime. | 14:32 |
chong | itamarc: look at X log and kernel log, is there anything wrong? | 14:32 |
itamarc | for some reason there is nothing in the logs | 14:33 |
parapanghelescu | pumpkin: | 14:33 |
parapanghelescu | sorry ..I'm not able to give you any hint :( | 14:33 |
makson | I'm trying to setup chroot env in ubnutu can someone help me out, or point me in right direction all docs seem to be from version 7. and some of the commands don't exist. | 14:33 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: there's no magic bullet. You have a fairly good method, though you should think about just keeping your customizations in a standard hierarchy and rsynching it prior to installing your daemons. | 14:34 |
littlepenguin | makson http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/566 | 14:34 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: as far as update-manager goes - the gui has hung at "Installing ... /etc/init/mysql.conf" - after I kill the gui should I clean/purge anything w/ aptitude before attempting to upgrade mysql again to avoid corrupting anything? | 14:34 |
makson | littlepenguin: says debian, doesn't matter if im on ubuntu? ( I'm a n00b... ) | 14:34 |
makson | http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/566 | 14:35 |
littlepenguin | no makson schroot is avail for ubvuntu also | 14:35 |
Krishnandu | Hey friends, I just downloaded Aptana Studio, But I don't think it got installed. Rather I'm running directly like a stand alone program | 14:35 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: yes, purge, add your custom config, then install | 14:35 |
makson | littlepenguin: its not ... i looked in package manager it's not listed? | 14:35 |
makson | littlepenguin: do i have to manually download and compile? | 14:35 |
airtonix | Krishnandu, thats how it works. | 14:35 |
itamarc | chong: sorry, wrong info... there is some logs now | 14:35 |
SimonSayez | Krishnandu, check for it in /usr/bin | 14:35 |
makson | apt -get install schroot says it's not found | 14:36 |
makson | littlepenguin: ^ | 14:36 |
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littlepenguin | makson 1 moment | 14:36 |
makson | littlepenguin: sure thing. | 14:36 |
airtonix | Krishnandu, Aptana "installation" involves you extracting the archive and optionally moving it to a place you want. | 14:36 |
littlepenguin | amkson https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot | 14:36 |
chong | itamarc: just show the warning and error info ,the more the better | 14:36 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: thanks a bunch - you're extremely helpful - this channel is probably up in my top 5 irc channels (along w/ #android-dev) | 14:36 |
Krishnandu | airtonix, okies, thanks :) | 14:36 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: Some people use cfengine or puppet, but these seem to have a learning curve I don't know where to start climbing. | 14:37 |
littlepenguin | makson https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot | 14:37 |
foobar | How do I set up in /etc/network/interfaces a usb0? I tried doing: http://pastebin.com/RA74rDP4 but it doesn't add it when the computer restarts. Did I format it wrong? | 14:37 |
edbian | foobar, What does the usb device do?? | 14:38 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: I'm playing with custom packaging instead, starting with dpkg-repack. It seems to work well with the packages I've tried, but I'm bound to run into some problems -- especially with security updates | 14:38 |
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foobar | edbian: It's connected to a beagleboard | 14:38 |
grante | Anyone know what would cause this error? SSH dies as soon as I try to connect: *** invalid open64 call: O_CREAT without mode ***: /usr/sbin/sshd terminated | 14:38 |
obscurant1st | some time back i used to use win key+ L to lock the user. I dont remember how i assigned that short key. someone know, where i cn assign that? | 14:39 |
foobar | edbian: basically I'm using it to connect the beagleboard to internet | 14:39 |
edbian | foobar, Umm, ok on that end you're over my head on that end. I'll just fix the one thing I see wrong with the file. you're missing the auto usb0 line. | 14:39 |
edbian | foobar, If you don't have auto <deviceName> then the device doesn't come up when you boot. You have to start it with sudo ifup deviceName | 14:39 |
jimcooncat | obscurant1st: perhaps System -> Preference -> Keyboard Shortcuts? | 14:40 |
edbian | foobar, Either use that command (ifup) or add in the auto line (like interface lo has) and it should come up if you restart the machine or run sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart. | 14:40 |
Black_Prince | What is wrong with java | 14:40 |
foobar | edbian: that worked | 14:40 |
foobar | edbian: thank you | 14:40 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: I considered using cfengine but I'd rather have something put together from scratch to avoid the guess work when problems arise | 14:40 |
itamarc | now my Xorg.0.log now says: Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found) | 14:41 |
edbian | foobar, Excellent. That was easy wasn't it?! :) | 14:41 |
Black_Prince | When I download jre6u21.bin from www.java.com and install it , then link installdir/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so to /usr/lib/firefox/plugins it won't load java in firefox | 14:41 |
littlepenguin | black prince why not install through synaptic? | 14:41 |
Black_Prince | I could not find sun-java6 packages | 14:42 |
foobar | edbian: yes very. Makes sense to. :) | 14:42 |
edbian | foobar, Good. Glad I could help. | 14:42 |
makson | littlepenguin: that's the issue sudo apt-get install schroot it won't install so i'm stuck there | 14:42 |
littlepenguin | blackprince sun-java6-jre | 14:42 |
makson | littlepenguin: also this is older version of ubuntu server is 9.01 | 14:42 |
edbian | foobar, What did you have to do to get your unorthodox hardware working? Anything tricky? | 14:42 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: I'm assuming building apache from src and changing its default config directory (/etc/apache2) would probably be a bad idea right? I'm not how many other packages require it to be at /etc/apache2 | 14:42 |
littlepenguin | makson 1 moment | 14:43 |
Black_Prince | will try | 14:43 |
littlepenguin | ah ok makson did not know that u use 9.01 | 14:43 |
Pici | makson: schroot is in every version of Ubuntu that is currently supported. What architecture are you on? | 14:43 |
chong | itamarc: remove the old xorg.conf, reinstall your nvidia driver | 14:43 |
makson | i386 | 14:44 |
foobar | edbian: What do you mean? I used the beagleboard starting guide page. It's just a small computer that you can install angstrom or ubuntu to. I have angstrom on it. | 14:44 |
jack_guru | hello! how can i adjust the touchpad's scrolling region on ubuntu 10.4? thanks | 14:44 |
eagleflyhigh | #ubuntu | 14:44 |
Pici | makson: And do you have the universe repository enabled? | 14:44 |
eagleflyhigh | hey guys | 14:44 |
makson | Pici: it's not there... ? | 14:44 |
edbian | foobar, So it is just a network connection over USB cables? | 14:44 |
Pici | makson: Whats not there? | 14:44 |
edbian | eagleflyhigh, Hello | 14:44 |
makson | Pici: schroot sorry | 14:44 |
makson | Pici: I'm new to linux, im just trying to download it and it says pacakge isn't available. | 14:45 |
Pici | makson: Is this a server or desktop? | 14:45 |
chong | itamarc: upgrade kernel need recompile nvdia kernel module | 14:45 |
makson | Pici: server | 14:45 |
makson | Pici: I'm on a VPS. | 14:45 |
eagleflyhigh | edbian... | 14:45 |
foobar | edbian: yeah. Seems to be the easiest way. You use a USB a to b from your computer to the BB. You have to set up an ip. Actually I had internet working oddly enough. I'm off to find out why it stopped. :P | 14:45 |
Pici | makson: Can you check /etc/apt/sources.list to see if universe is listed as an enabled repository? | 14:45 |
disco-zohan | ? | 14:45 |
eagleflyhigh | how do i install my vga | 14:45 |
makson | Pici: sure thing, one sc. | 14:45 |
eagleflyhigh | my wireless aint working | 14:46 |
edbian | eagleflyhigh, You said hello. I answered. | 14:46 |
eagleflyhigh | im using 8.10 | 14:46 |
makson | Pici: they are commented out | 14:46 |
Pici | makson: Uncomment then. | 14:46 |
edbian | foobar, Awesome. Thanks for the info. | 14:46 |
makson | Pici: what's the universal used for? | 14:46 |
skumara | everytime after playing some games which require graphic card my xorg.conf setting all changed. When restart i get xorg.conf wrong setting and unable to load. Then I have to manually edit xorg.conf and insert this line metamode 1280x800_50. and everything get back to normal. Why is this happening and how to prevent my xorg.conf from changing itself? | 14:46 |
Pici | makson: The majority of the packages available to install. | 14:46 |
littlepenguin | makson this guide should help https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/appendix-chroot.html | 14:47 |
makson | Pici: ok, cool uncommented i'll give it a go again... do i need to kick start anything before i try it out | 14:47 |
Pici | makson: sudo apt-get update first. | 14:47 |
Pici | littlepenguin: 6.10 is no longer supported. | 14:47 |
makson | i'm on 9.01 | 14:47 |
f0g | How can I recompile the desktop kernel with support for the marvell driver? | 14:48 |
pumpkin | parapanghelescu, another month with no solution. Oh, well, i didn't expect anything else. Thanks and Bye. | 14:48 |
littlepenguin | yes pici but the guide helps in setting up chroot | 14:48 |
f0g | My computer won't boot unless it has it. | 14:48 |
itamarc | chong: when I install the driver or a new kernel using aptitude, doesn't it recompile the driver already? | 14:48 |
eagleflyhigh | edbian...how do install my vga... im a newbie | 14:49 |
itamarc | I removed all nvidia drivers and re-installed | 14:49 |
itamarc | maybe I'm trying to use the wrong driver | 14:49 |
eagleflyhigh | how do i install my vga | 14:49 |
istvan | hey, when I log into my freshly installed Ubuntu 10.04 i get up to entering my password - then I just get the background and cursor.. but doesn't complete the log in. what should I do? | 14:49 |
super | vga..... | 14:49 |
qbitza | Hello | 14:49 |
edbian | eagleflyhigh, I don't know what you mean? VGA is a type of connection for monitors. It also sometimes refers to the actual resolution. VGA = 640x480 | 14:50 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: if you're building stuff from source then you should probably be installing in /opt or /usr/local unless you make a real package out of it. | 14:50 |
qbitza | Any idea how I can install Firebird1.5-super? | 14:50 |
qbitza | It used to be distributed with Hardy, but I think it was dropped in Lucid | 14:50 |
sosaited | I can't seem to mount my microsd card connected in my Samsun S5233a (Tocco lite) | 14:50 |
sproaty | is there a way to search a terminal's output from within the terminal without piping to grep or redirecting stdout? | 14:50 |
qbitza | Editing the sources.list and adding Hardy sources didn't work | 14:50 |
sproaty | like you do with a text editor :) | 14:51 |
makson | Pici: that worked! OK, so what's a universal binary, is that for diff architecture, AMD vs Intel x86 x64? | 14:51 |
itamarc | istvan: problem similar to mine, but I upgraded my ubuntu, isnt't a fresh install... | 14:51 |
qbitza | sproaty, nope | 14:51 |
kurtb141 | Hello I am new to linux and am trying to install over windows vista. I have a 64 bit system and have downloaded the 64 bit version of 10.04 and burned the image to a disc like directed in the instrustions but it will not install any ideas | 14:51 |
sproaty | shame | 14:52 |
Pici | makson: Sorry, I'm unfamiliar with that. | 14:52 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: thanks for the info | 14:52 |
super | -help | 14:52 |
istvan | itamarc, yes, same. I had the issue so i -re installed and same problem | 14:52 |
jimcooncat | dotnetted: you should really consider sticking with the repo apps so your package manager doesn't get confused. If you can, that is. | 14:52 |
kurtb141 | -helo | 14:52 |
kurtb141 | -help | 14:53 |
edbian | kurtb141, Why won't it install? What is stopping it? | 14:53 |
itamarc | istvan: what's your video card? Nvidia? | 14:53 |
kurtb141 | not sure it boots up as usual then goes to black screen with blinking white cursor in upper left corner then turns off | 14:54 |
dotnetted | jimcooncat: I thought so - symlinking the config directories seemed the easiest route - I'm sure I'll figure out the disadvantages soon enough | 14:54 |
qbitza | Any idea how I can install Firebird1.5-super? | 14:54 |
istvan | yes - nvidia 9800gx2 and 9600gt | 14:54 |
istvan | itamarc, ^ | 14:54 |
HyYo | hi. i cant enter password characters in ubuntu running on vmware workstation 7.0.1 | 14:54 |
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itamarc | istvan: my video card is a Nvidia Geforce 7950 GT, looks like the problem is really the driver... | 14:55 |
bencc | s it possible to mount a cd from gui or just from the command line with "mount /dev/sr0 /media" ? | 14:55 |
edbian | HyYo, At the command line? | 14:55 |
HyYo | for entering username is no problem but while i want to type a password, keyboard won't work | 14:55 |
HyYo | help | 14:55 |
qbitza | How do I install a package from a previous distribution? | 14:56 |
hariom | What is the best firewall tool for Ubuntu Server? | 14:56 |
edbian | HyYo, It's typing you just can't see it. | 14:56 |
hariom | firestarter? | 14:56 |
qbitza | I like arnos-firewall | 14:56 |
HyYo | yes | 14:56 |
edbian | HyYo, It doesn't even type stars so that when people watch on a projector or over your shoulder they can't tell how long the password is either. | 14:56 |
istvan | itamarc, well i'll download the driver from nvidia and install it with target disk mode I guess | 14:56 |
itamarc | istvan: I think I will remove all nvidia packages in aptitude and see what happens | 14:56 |
HyYo | also in mint 8.0 (on vmware) in gedit | 14:56 |
edbian | HyYo, That's not a question. I'm telling you, it's typing the password you just can't see it typing. | 14:57 |
istvan | *not target disk.. froma live cd | 14:57 |
HyYo | no when i enter it, it give me an error | 14:57 |
kurtb141 | edbian, it boots up then goes to black screen with white cursor then shuts down after a couple miunutes | 14:57 |
edbian | kurtb141, I don't know what your problem is. Sorry! :( Ask around. | 14:58 |
HyYo | no! i am pro in windows. and know star characters | 14:58 |
ubuntu | okay hi folks! i have a short question about a ubuntu live cd! | 14:58 |
skumara | HyYo what is the error? | 14:58 |
chong | itamarc: where did you get the driver? from nvdia office website or ubuntu restricted driver? | 14:58 |
HyYo | probebly it is for vmware. | 14:58 |
ubuntu | when i boot a livecd from usb and connect to the internet... is it probably possible that a "buffer" runs out of memory and slows down the connection? | 14:58 |
HyYo | login faild. | 14:59 |
kurtb141 | Hey guys i am trying t convert from vista to ubuntu 10.04. I currently have a 64 bit OS so I should download the 64 bit version of 10.04 correct? | 14:59 |
econdudeawesome | / | 14:59 |
Slart | HyYo: ubuntu doesn't use stars, dots or anything like that for when you type your password in a terminal.. nothing happens visually when you press a key for a password | 14:59 |
hariom | qbitza: anything specific you like about arnos-firewall? | 14:59 |
skumara | kurtb141, yes | 14:59 |
parag0n | kurtb141, ys | 14:59 |
HyYo | i typed password correctly but it give me login faild | 14:59 |
hariom | Why is it better? | 14:59 |
Slart | kurtb141: go ahead.. give 64bit a try.. 32bit will work too but 64bit can handle more memory | 15:00 |
skumara | kurtb141, u can also use 32bit | 15:00 |
itamarc | chong: I installed the driver from ubuntu repos with aptitude | 15:00 |
qbitza | hariom, It's easy to configure | 15:00 |
xangua | kurtb141: that depends, not all programs are supported or have problems with their 64bit version | 15:00 |
kurtb141 | how do you pvtmsg on here | 15:00 |
qbitza | hariom, edit 1 config file and you're done | 15:00 |
qbitza | hariom, but it's flexible too | 15:00 |
xangua | Slart: 32bit can also handle more memory with !pae | 15:00 |
hariom | qbitza: is it gui based? | 15:01 |
makson | is hardy the ubuntu name for older version and like Karmic Koala. is V9? | 15:01 |
qbitza | hariom, we use it for general firewall, port fowarding, etc. | 15:01 |
Slart | xangua: yes.. but I think it still comes with some limitations if I recall correctly | 15:01 |
Slart | !hardy | makson | 15:01 |
ubottu | makson: Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) was the eighth release of Ubuntu. Downloading: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04 - See !lts for more details. | 15:01 |
qbitza | hariom, no - that's another +1 | 15:01 |
will_ | Is there a way I can speed up my fan, because my laptop get very hot. | 15:01 |
qbitza | hariom, no GUIs on servers | 15:01 |
makson | Slart: how about 9.10? | 15:01 |
makson | !9.10 | makson | 15:01 |
ubottu | makson, please see my private message | 15:01 |
Slart | makson: looks like you found it =) | 15:02 |
makson | Slart: ;) ok cool, i'm following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot and it's for hardy, but im sure i can alter for newer version right ? Pici ? | 15:02 |
kurtb141 | ok the problem im runing into. I tried installing both now and neither have worked. When using the infrarecorder like the site say I burned the disc to image then rebooted computer the 32bit one failed to read disc on multiple attempts and the 64 bit version goes to black screen with white linking cursor then shuts down my computer and help? | 15:02 |
bencc | how do I turn on automount in ubuntu-desktop? | 15:03 |
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Slart | makson: afaik chroot hasn't changed in a while.. it should work | 15:03 |
makson | Slart: ok. Cool. | 15:03 |
Nebulosa | bencc: use /etc/fstab | 15:03 |
will_ | ACPI report a constant temp of 26.8C for no mater what,, anyone knows why? | 15:03 |
bencc | Nebulosa: looking at this file | 15:04 |
ragson | zz | 15:05 |
ShoCkRaVeR | hi | 15:05 |
chrometiger | can anyone tell me how to get google calendar into docky like on this page ? http://lifehacker.com/5145499/gnome-dos-smart-dock-takes-app-launching-to-another-level | 15:05 |
ubuntu | my question again: can a ubuntu live cd system run out of any memory what causes internet to slowdown dramatically? | 15:05 |
ragson | hi | 15:05 |
Nebulosa | will_: what's wrong? | 15:05 |
kurtb141 | I tried installing both the 32 bit and the 64 bit now and neither have worked. When using the infrarecorder like the site say I burned the disc to image then rebooted computer the 32bit one failed to read disc on multiple attempts and the 64 bit version goes to black screen with white linking cursor then shuts down my computer and help? | 15:06 |
will_ | Nebulosa: thing is my fan runs at an apparently constant speed even though my computer is very hot | 15:06 |
Slart | ubuntu: yes, a live cd can run out of memory... internt connection speed depends on a lot of thing.. you might want to specify if you're using a wifi-connection or wired connection | 15:06 |
ShoCkRaVeR | if i want to save the .png images from the backgroud of backtrack 4 where do i find them | 15:06 |
will_ | Nebulosa: also ACPI always reports a temp of 26.8C | 15:07 |
Slart | ShoCkRaVeR: ask the backtrack people.. we don't support it here.. | 15:07 |
xangua | chrometiger: are you talking about gnome do or docky 2¿¿ | 15:07 |
m1r | hello | 15:07 |
Nebulosa | will_: did u run sensors-detect already? | 15:07 |
ShoCkRaVeR | thank you Slart | 15:07 |
Slart | !backtrack > ShoCkRaVeR | 15:07 |
ubottu | ShoCkRaVeR, please see my private message | 15:07 |
chrometiger | xangua: like on that page google calendar is inside docky | 15:08 |
ubuntu | Slart, im using a mobile broadband connection on the ubuntu system and connect a wired laptop to it. i just use thise shared internet thing and ubuntu system is my... "router" | 15:08 |
xangua | chrometiger: that's gnome do | 15:08 |
dotnetted | does anyone have a bash script w/ apt-get error handling lying around somewhere? I need to install a few packages and handle the most common errors | 15:08 |
will_ | Nebulosa: I need to install the package, then I'll do that | 15:08 |
Slart | ubuntu: then I would start looking at that mobile internet connection... I don't know of anything in ubuntu that might make the network connection gradually slower after time | 15:08 |
ShoCkRaVeR | thx guys see you around | 15:08 |
Nebulosa | will_: u need lm_sensors.. | 15:09 |
chrometiger | xangua: ok im missing something, how do i get Do to be like a dock then | 15:09 |
will_ | Nebulosa: actually apt-get reports that it's already installed | 15:09 |
xangua | chrometiger: you enable the docky theme in do's preferences | 15:09 |
chong | itamarc: maybe precompiled nvidia drivers in the repo was not successfully upgraded to the new version, there is two solutions: download the lastest nvidia driver from official sites, reinstall follow the guide, or remove all old nvidia drivers and reinstall by aptitude. | 15:09 |
will_ | Nebulosa: but the command you told me doesn't exists | 15:09 |
radi | guys, in which repo i can find beryl for lucid ? | 15:09 |
littlepenguin | compiz is already installed radi.. | 15:10 |
Nebulosa | will_: so run sudo sensors-detect and answer yes for all questions | 15:10 |
littlepenguin | beryl oldname compiz new | 15:10 |
radi | littlepenguin: hm, ok, in which repo is the newest version | 15:10 |
Nebulosa | will_: very strange | 15:10 |
radi | lets say it this way | 15:10 |
radi | and plugins | 15:10 |
chrometiger | xangua: cool thanks i missed that | 15:10 |
will_ | Nebulosa: sensor-detect: Command not found | 15:10 |
ubuntu | Slart, thank you. the mobile connection has its issues that is for sure. but problems i experience only occur after a "lot" of traffic during online gaming with my laptop. when i had the mobile umts card in a usb stick there were no such problems. notafter hours of gaming | 15:11 |
Pici | radi: beryl is no longer developed. Compiz is its replacement and it is installed by default. | 15:11 |
littlepenguin | radi this i would take https://launchpad.net/compiz | 15:11 |
radi | i uderstood that | 15:11 |
Nebulosa | will_: sensorS-detect! | 15:11 |
radi | but wheres is the newest | 15:11 |
radi | littlepenguin: thanks | 15:11 |
will_ | Nebulosa: oh... my bad | 15:11 |
Nebulosa | will_: use tab for autpfilling names | 15:11 |
Destructo | hello all. | 15:11 |
Nebulosa | o* | 15:11 |
Destructo | hello all. anyone awke for a quickie.ifconfig -a shows my pcmcia wireless adapter( wlan0 ). when i do ifconfig wlan0 up. i get this error --> SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such file or directory | 15:11 |
parapanghelescu | anyone experienced with installing and setup of a mail server in ubuntu ? postfix ? exim4 ? etc ? | 15:12 |
kurtb141 | I am trying to switch from vist 64 bit to ubuntu 10.04. I followed the directions on the download site to a T and the disc is unreadable any idea why? | 15:12 |
xangua | radi: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager > to configure plugins | 15:12 |
ciss_ | hi, how can i verify the file type when downloading a file with wget? e.g., i have a link like .../download/123456 and want to make sure it serves a file *.zip | 15:12 |
Pici | parapanghelescu: Those questions are probably better for #ubuntu-server, but you should take a look at the mail server section in http://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ first. | 15:12 |
radi | xangua: i already have it i was just wondering where are the newest -.- | 15:12 |
will_ | Nebulosa: I don't get it sry I'm new to IRC | 15:12 |
radi | now i know | 15:12 |
Nebulosa | will_: ^) | 15:13 |
Nokio | Hi all, For some reason cups is no longer stating on boot. So i have to manualy start cups. Can someone help me out ? | 15:13 |
xangua | radi: compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-fusion-plugins-extra compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported ¿¿ | 15:13 |
Slart | ubuntu: well.. it's certainly possible that the ubuntu box is messing up.. just saying that it isn't a regular problem so I don't really know where to start looking.. there's nothing in the logs? errors? warning? | 15:13 |
radi | found them | 15:13 |
Nebulosa | Nokio: see the logs | 15:13 |
grendal_prime | Ok i have a virtual enviroment running at home. I want to ssh with a public key to a box on the otherside of the gateway machine. Is this possible? | 15:13 |
will_ | Nebulosa, Ctrl-) ? | 15:13 |
Nebulosa | will_: just smile - :) | 15:14 |
parapanghelescu | pici: Im on the same page ...it's just a statement here saying that configuring postfix is tricky and so on ...just wanted to know how hard can it be in reality :d | 15:14 |
will_ | :) | 15:14 |
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chong | Nokio: you can find cups startup setting at gnome-session-preferences | 15:14 |
Pici | parapanghelescu: Its rather easy in my opinion. | 15:14 |
will_ | Nebulosa, so basically I type your name then press tab | 15:14 |
ubuntu | Slart, no such things. at least there was no pop up or something that said "running out of memory!" or something. what could i do to visualize the "buffer" or wherever this internet traffic is stored to? | 15:15 |
Nebulosa | will_: and it works in terminal too | 15:15 |
istvan | hey, whats that command i run in the terminal to run terminal commands on the hard drive from the live cd? | 15:15 |
istvan | if I were to, say, run apt on my broken system from the live CD | 15:15 |
parapanghelescu | pici: me myself I think wont be so painfull but ...anyway ...I'll look into it inside ubuntu-server later on > thanks for the tip ;) | 15:16 |
Slart | ubuntu: if your box is running out of memory it will start shutting applications down.. and it will show up in the logs | 15:16 |
will_ | Nebulosa, I ran the command and it detected my Atom's sensor | 15:16 |
Nokio | chong, i just saw that im currently in the runlevel unknown :p if this point out to a bug | 15:16 |
dotnetted | Is there an auto snap-to-grid script for nautilus/gnome somewhere (to get the same functionality as a windows desktop) | 15:16 |
gtklocker | hi guys and girls | 15:16 |
Arti | hi all,i ahve some problem with starting Ubuntu ,i got this mesage could not update ICEauthority file/ home/.ICEauthority , can someone help me how to fix this? | 15:16 |
DGM | parapanghelescu: might i also recommend webmin and/or virtualmin for servers and their configuration | 15:16 |
Nebulosa | will_: good! so say yes always | 15:16 |
Nebulosa | then try sensors | 15:17 |
Slart | !webmin | 15:17 |
ubottu | webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 15:17 |
DGM | ubottu: it works just fine on the latest ubuntu server 64 bit :P | 15:17 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 15:17 |
chong | Nokio: which version are you using ? normal runlevel is 2 | 15:17 |
Arti | hi all,i ahve some problem with starting Ubuntu ,i got this mesage could not update ICEauthority file/ home/.ICEauthority , can someone help me how to fix this? | 15:17 |
Nebulosa | Arti: rm ~/.ICEauthority and relogin | 15:17 |
ubuntu | Slart, however this isnt happening at all. in fact everything runs fine on the ubuntu system but the shared connection seems to have some serious problems over time | 15:17 |
will_ | Nebulosa, I'll reboot | 15:18 |
DGM | a bot spreading falseness.. nice.. xD | 15:18 |
Nebulosa | will_: no! | 15:18 |
Nebulosa | will_: it not nessesary | 15:18 |
Arti | Nebulosa thnx | 15:18 |
Slart | DGM: it just says "likely to cause..." I've also used it on my ubuntu server.. it might just be that you're not using one of the modules that doesn't work and blows up your box | 15:18 |
parapanghelescu | DGM > got the point > I was looking at the webmin at some point ...seemed a little bit hard for me ....but never know ... | 15:18 |
nunojpg | how can I download the source of a older kernel? apt-get source linux-image-2.6.32-21-generic is replaced by the latest... | 15:19 |
rocket16 | Hello all | 15:19 |
will_ | Nebulosa, so what should I do | 15:19 |
DGM | Slart: maybe. Bit long to compare all the modules i guess but i haven't had problems with it in over 3 years :) | 15:19 |
ubuntu | Slart i dont wanna bother you any longer with that minorproblem. who knows what exactly causes my troubles. maybe i should install ubuntu to hdd and make it a real router. :) | 15:19 |
Nebulosa | will_: just run command sensors | 15:19 |
rocket16 | Drivel doesn't work with Blogger. I started a new Blog, and the address is http://linux-rocket.blogspot.com/ . So, how should I set up Drivel? | 15:19 |
Slart | ubuntu: it's not guarantee that your problem will go away.. but who knows. | 15:20 |
will_ | Nebulosa, ok now I get a 36C and the 26.8C | 15:20 |
Nokio | chong, ubuntu 10.04 i believe i must have previously been using runlevel 2 since before this monday everything wasd fine. After multiple reboot i am always in runlevel unknown. Which is why cups does not start. It can't process the runlevel script. sshd also does not start same thing as cups | 15:20 |
rocket16 | It closes as soon as it starts. | 15:20 |
Nebulosa | will_: nice! :) | 15:20 |
Lukian | dpkg: parse error, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 48098 package 'virtualbox-3.1': error in Version string | 15:20 |
Lukian | `3.1.6-59338_Ubuntu_karmic': invalid character in revision number | 15:20 |
Dr_Heiter | Installed ubuntu using wubi, when I reboot and select Ubuntu from the list of OS, it loads the grub screen and the only choice is Windows Vista (I dont even have vista, installed from win xp). What the hell happened? | 15:20 |
Lukian | testing an upgrade from lucid to maverick | 15:21 |
ubuntu | Slart, i was just wondering if this could be a memory problem since i never booted anything from a USB stick. ubuntu is just fast and nice. but has its issues. :) | 15:21 |
will_ | Nebulosa, how do i link this to my fan | 15:21 |
Lukian | Should I file this bug against virtualbox or dpkg? | 15:21 |
Slart | DGM: I've never had any problems with it... but ubottu doesn't hand out warnings for nothing.. I would make regular backups (as always, of course) | 15:21 |
Nebulosa | will_: it only shows you temps | 15:21 |
Slart | ubuntu: well.. there is a memtest option when you boot the live cd.. give it a try | 15:21 |
will_ | Nebulosa, at least I have that | 15:22 |
Arti | Nebulosa thnx a lot again | 15:22 |
ubuntu | Slart, sure. thank you anyway! see you around ;D | 15:22 |
Nebulosa | will_: u can use applets for monitoring and so on.. | 15:22 |
Slart | ubuntu: bye bye | 15:22 |
Nebulosa | Arti: :) | 15:22 |
Arti | Nebulosa what is .ICE authority | 15:22 |
DGM | Slart: hehe yea i guess. It does that by itself anyway. And since the whole thing is virtualized its easy to revert | 15:22 |
Arti | Nebulosa u saved me ,tried to many thing but this one solved | 15:23 |
Nebulosa | Arti: it's just temp file | 15:23 |
istvan | hey, whats that command i run in the terminal to run terminal commands on the hard drive from the live cd? | 15:24 |
iceroot | istvan: chroot | 15:24 |
Nebulosa | Arti: need for X when you login | 15:24 |
istvan | iceroot: ah, thanks! | 15:24 |
will_ | Nebulosa, thing is, my computer crashes to blinking cursor and I suspected an overheat because I could cook an egg on it | 15:24 |
Arti | Nebulosa thnx | 15:24 |
iceroot | istvan: if you mean you want to be in the system from the hard-disk | 15:24 |
rocket16 | Drivel quits as soon as I try to log in. And when in terminal, it shows "Could not open user list". Any help? | 15:25 |
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n00bzies | Hey folks, silly question. I'm trying to create a folder (using the UI not terminal) in opt directory and I get the error that "the folder cannot be created" Error creating directory:Permission Denied... do I have to do it in terminal? | 15:25 |
istvan | iceroot: no, i want to run apt on my broken install from my live cd | 15:25 |
Nebulosa | will_: may be it's for videocart? | 15:25 |
kurtb141 | I am trying to switch from XP to ubuntu 10.04. I followed the directions on the download site to a T. It starts to read the disc then just freezes any help? | 15:26 |
n00bzies: man sudo_root | 15:26 | |
will_ | Nebulosa, I have a stupid Intel GMA 945something | 15:26 |
chong | Nokio: Yes, you are right ,it's a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/543506 | 15:26 |
* lolx greets | 15:26 | |
lolx | Can I know what is the meaning of $gettok or $addtok | 15:26 |
rocket16 | n00bzies: Not needed. In terminal, type: sudo nautilus to start Nautilus with root rights. Now go to the directory, and create the folder there. | 15:26 |
will_ | Nebulosa, does it needs any drivers or whatever | 15:26 |
xangua | will_: something wrong with your fan ¿¿ | 15:26 |
Nebulosa | will_: i don't know.. | 15:26 |
Nebulosa | if it was nvidia.. | 15:27 |
n00bzies | thanks folks | 15:27 |
xangua | !gksu | rocket16 n00bzies | 15:27 |
ubottu | rocket16 n00bzies: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 15:27 |
Nokio | cong, ok thanks ill take a look into that ! | 15:27 |
Nokio | chong * | 15:27 |
bencc | when installing netbeans binary script, should I run it as sudo or normal user? | 15:27 |
n00bzies: without admin rights u can do everything only in *your home* folder For any other places use sudo or graphical gksu | 15:27 | |
chong | Nokio: upgrade upstart | 15:27 |
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Nokio | chong , my system is already up to date from what i understand... | 15:28 |
Nebulosa | wechat: ;) | 15:28 |
will_ | xangua, thing is my comp crashes at random moments and I suspect overheating | 15:28 |
n00bzies | cool thanks folks!! much appriciated | 15:28 |
Nebulosa:good job I see u | 15:28 | |
istvan | iceroot: i want to say the command is something like usedisk... | 15:29 |
chong | Nokio: can you switch to runlevel 2 ? | 15:29 |
Nebulosa: while u are solving realy complicated problems let me help to begginers | 15:29 | |
Nokio | chong, yes if i manualy ask for run level 2 everything is fine | 15:29 |
Nebulosa | wechat: :) ok | 15:30 |
Nebulosa: well done | 15:30 | |
will_ | Nebulosa, thanks for helping me get my temp reading | 15:30 |
urthmover | I have installed the oxygen icon set...now how to I change the Applications icon in my top panel back to a gnome foot? | 15:30 |
Nebulosa | will_: uw | 15:31 |
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urthmover: right click - properties - press the image on the left and change it | 15:31 | |
c3l | whats the best way to remov a user from a group? I guess manually changing /etc/group isnt a smart idea | 15:31 |
Nebulosa | urthmover: RMB on desktop.. Change background.. | 15:32 |
urthmover | ok trying those Nebulosa and wechat | 15:32 |
Lukian | c3l, groupmod? | 15:33 |
c3l | Lukian: oh, thanks ill look into the manpage | 15:33 |
Nebulosa | c3l: gpasswd -d USER GROUP | 15:33 |
urthmover | wechat: well in the top panel in gnome....when you r-click on the Applications main menu...the only option is to edit main menu there isn't a properties like other launchers | 15:34 |
chong | Nokio: runlevel is reserved for compatible old sysvinit , i think runlevel is also controled by upstart.i am not sure which script in /etc/init control runlevel change | 15:34 |
itamarc | chong: I removed all nvidia-* packages in aptitude, but leaved xserver-xorg-video-nv and something changed: the text in the screen became smaller, like the resolution is greater now... :) | 15:34 |
urthmover: u can make ".icons" directory (without quotes) in your home (~) folder put there your icons and use them | 15:34 | |
c3l | Nebulosa: thanks, there seems to be many ways to do this =) | 15:34 |
chong | Nokio: i am using fedora now, i can't test now | 15:35 |
urthmover | Nebulosa: I don't need to change backgroud...and yes you can get to the themes from there....but I don't want to change the entire theme...I just want to edit the oxygen icon theme to have a gnome foot for the Applications (main menu) icon | 15:35 |
urthmover: gotcha the only way is to change the icon in the folder with the theme | 15:35 | |
istvan | my system isn't getting past the login screen, people here seemed to think that it was the nvidia drivers. I just chrooted into my system and tried to install the drivers from nvidia's site but the installed failed under chroot. what should I try now? | 15:35 |
Nebulosa | urthmover: it run program where u can change everything | 15:35 |
gmitrev | urthmover: i think you can use gconf-editor to change it | 15:35 |
urthmover | wechat: thats what I thought...so I have been scouring the /usr/shar/icons/oxygen folder and can't find this dumb little circle triangle thing | 15:36 |
chong | itamarc: is it the right solutions now ? | 15:36 |
urthmover | gmitrev: where in gconf-editor ? | 15:36 |
itamarc | chong: no, but at least something has changed: now I need to find out what the right driver for my card | 15:37 |
ian__ | I know it isn't needed, but has anyone ever used or using avast for linux | 15:37 |
ian__ | ? | 15:37 |
itamarc | I will try installing one at a time | 15:37 |
chong | itamarc: :-D | 15:37 |
istvan | itamarc: how can I un-install all my nvidia stuff from ubuntu - that was your idea right? | 15:37 |
urthmover: u got it But there are a lot of icons in different size So you've got to choose the one that is used by the applet on the top (It's open source -- You can try and change anything) | 15:37 | |
bencc | when installing a binary software like netbeans, should I run the .sh script with sudo or as normal user? | 15:37 |
urthmover | what is the syntax using locate to only search within a particular folder? | 15:38 |
Arti | can some one tell why am i having problem with amarok this is report of it http://paste.ubuntu.com/474073/ | 15:38 |
kagekage | bencc, you may have to run as root. If you can't install it as a normal user, run as root | 15:38 |
bencc | kagekage: thanks | 15:38 |
itamarc | istvan: I just used aptitude, searched for "nvidia" and marked all packages for "purge" | 15:39 |
urthmover: can't get the idea | 15:39 | |
urthmover | ok thanks for the advice wechat | 15:39 |
istvan | itamarc: did that work for you? | 15:40 |
istvan | itamarc: how did you get into aptitude? if you cant log in that is... | 15:40 |
ian__ | I know it isn't needed, but has anyone ever used or using avast for linux? | 15:40 |
nexus6__ | anyone here has expirience with Smb4k ? | 15:40 |
chong | Nokio: this may be help to you http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9213567 | 15:41 |
itamarc | istvan: not yet, I'm testing the drivers one at a time now | 15:41 |
xangua | ian__: since no one answer i guess no | 15:41 |
ian__ | xangua: thx anyway | 15:41 |
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itamarc | istvan: I used the grub menu and edited the kernel line putting "init=/bin/bash", then I can use aptitude... I only needed to setup my network "by hand" | 15:42 |
itamarc | chong: when I try to install "nvidia-current" I receive an "Error! DKMS tree already contains: nvidia-current-195.36.24" | 15:43 |
* briggy slaps leashed around a bit with a large trout | 15:44 | |
Nokio | chong, thanks im testing all these il lbe back | 15:45 |
nosto | mornin all | 15:45 |
nosto | anyone have some time for some assistance with wireless issues? | 15:46 |
xangua | !anyone | 15:46 |
ubottu | A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 15:46 |
deepk | I am not able to use the entire screen of my Samsung T240 HD (24") monitor with Ubuntu 10.04. Any hints? | 15:46 |
deepk | I have got GEForce Nvidia graphics card and I have installed nvidia drivers. | 15:46 |
thune3 | Arti: how are you launching it, it seems like a bunch of stuff is inadvertently getting run on command line. Also how did you install it? (running ubuntu/kubuntu?) | 15:46 |
deepk | Nothing I do seems to make any use of the left and right portions (~2") of the screen :( | 15:47 |
chong | itamarc: you have already build nvidia kernel modules for current kernel. | 15:47 |
Luie | hey i got a noob question about ubuntu | 15:47 |
ShapeShifter499 | should I remove the wine packages from my system BEFORE compiling and installing wine from git? | 15:47 |
Arti | thune3 yes runing ubuntu sudo apt-get install amarok | 15:47 |
Nebulosa | Luie: say it! | 15:47 |
Luie | I want to run files that I have on win 7 on ubuntu, is it possible to do it? | 15:47 |
nosto | well i would just consider it polite to ask before throwing my question out there | 15:47 |
chong | itamarc: i think your nvidia driver works well now . | 15:47 |
Luie | i have 2 os on this laptop | 15:47 |
drelyn86 | deepk: have you tried adjusting the screen size using the controls on the monitor itself? | 15:47 |
Nebulosa | !wine | 15:47 |
Arti | thune3 yes i lunched it in terminal | 15:47 |
ubottu | WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 15:47 |
c3l | is it possible to manipulate multiple users and groups with the same command? for example gpasswd -a user1,user2 group1 | 15:48 |
xangua | Luie: what files¿ | 15:48 |
cawnc | anybody know a media/music library that works well? | 15:48 |
Luie | i want to access my music and videos | 15:48 |
deepk | drelyn86: will do. Thanks. | 15:48 |
soundrift | hello got a question regarding lucid and default folder.. | 15:48 |
nosto | i am running on a T40 IBM laptop and i am having issues with connecting to WPA networks via the integrated wireless manager on ubuntu 10 any help on this? | 15:48 |
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manipulate | -.- | 15:48 |
xangua | Luie: just mount your partition | 15:48 |
Nebulosa | Luie: so just load ubuntu | 15:48 |
deepk | Somehow the "Screen" menu from the SyncMaster monitor is grayed out :( | 15:48 |
itamarc | chong: I don't think so, but I will test it | 15:49 |
Guest34668 | Sarva: Hello I cannot play .wmv and .wmv9 format files in ubuntu | 15:49 |
Guest34668 | Sarva: please help | 15:49 |
xangua | Guest34668: have you already installed ubuntu-restricted-extras ¿ | 15:49 |
makson | !9.10 | makson | 15:49 |
ubottu | makson, please see my private message | 15:49 |
Luie | mount partition? | 15:49 |
cawnc | anybody use a media library they like? | 15:49 |
Luie: choose in Places on the top panel menu | 15:50 | |
Guest34668 | xangua: How to check that. I am new to linux | 15:50 |
thune3 | ShapeShifter499: there is a cutting edge ppa (usually only a week behind) https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa | 15:50 |
Luie | k | 15:50 |
soundrift | following scenario on a pc with 2 hd (500 Gb each) do you reccomend to move the home directory to the secondary drive? to gain more disk space on the primary one? | 15:50 |
Guest34668: also install vlc -- it will bring a lot of codecs | 15:50 | |
xangua | Guest34668: in a !terminal: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 15:50 |
cawnc | Can anyone recommend a media library? | 15:51 |
demoneye | Anyone handy with Xorg? I help configuration a 1000x* monitor resoloution thing for xorg.conf. Advice. | 15:51 |
leoerr | hola alguienb habla español | 15:51 |
nosto | lookin for someone handy on wireless wpa issues | 15:51 |
ShapeShifter499 | thune3: I know, I have that installed, but I want to try to patch and install wine with a DIB engine | 15:51 |
tweepcat | hi, i want to delete the mbr and partition table, and i have been told to use this command: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=512 count =1. However, I get the error dd: unrecognized operand `count'. Can anyone help? | 15:51 |
Quantum | I never knew wmv files were restricted in Ubuntu Linux general install | 15:51 |
chong | soundrift: you'd better use lvm to manage your large disks | 15:52 |
soundrift | hi chong thanks | 15:52 |
Guest34668 | xangua: I am working on cli | 15:52 |
Tohuw | Best practices/opinion question for an Ubuntu webserver: /etc/adduser.conf: USERGROUPS=yes or no? (In other words, should I force new user john to belong to a group called john. Is there any compelling reason why I can't have him just be added to the standard users group?) It's probably worth noting that I use UserDir public_html | 15:52 |
drelyn86 | tweepcat: is this not something you can do with gparted? | 15:52 |
tweepcat | no | 15:52 |
Quantum | everytime I come here I learn something new | 15:52 |
tweepcat | why wont the command work? | 15:53 |
Guest34668: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats -- that's the issue | 15:53 | |
tweepcat | is it a simple typing error; maybe a space in the wrong place? | 15:53 |
Arti | thune3 u there | 15:53 |
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drelyn86 | tweepcat: like "count=1" instead of "count =1"? | 15:54 |
thune3 | Arti: i need to look it up, i think you may need to launch some kde4 init stuff before running applications | 15:54 |
drelyn86 | tweepcat: I think you just answered your own question | 15:54 |
Arti | thune3 but i am in gnome | 15:54 |
tweepcat | i will try | 15:54 |
Luie | Sorry but what do i do after i open 'places'? | 15:55 |
thune3 | Arti: that's what i'm saying, amarok is kde4, and it needs some basic backround kde4 processes running in order to launch (i think) | 15:55 |
Guest34668 | wechat: so is there way where I can play those format in ubintu | 15:55 |
tweepcat | i have tried and it says: dd: opening `/dev/sda': Permission denied | 15:55 |
tweepcat | how do i grant myself permission, i am using a live CD | 15:56 |
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chong | tweepcat: sudo | 15:56 |
thune3 | ShapeShifter499: just "dpkg -l | grep wine" and "sudo apt-get purge <those packages>", also installing using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall might help you remove compiled wine later, if you decide to. | 15:56 |
demoneye | I can''t seem to get xorg to work.. Here is my xorg conf file I added few mins ago: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ptRNMzFV | 15:56 |
brims | i've been looking for a solution for a while but cannot find anything. for a default gnome installation on ubuntu 10.04, is there a way to dump the clipboard contents via the command line? | 15:57 |
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cast | brims: hmm i think so | 15:57 |
tweepcat | sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda ? | 15:57 |
ShapeShifter499 | thune3: ok | 15:58 |
chong | anybody who knows that why ureadahead use trace system to export file list in system startup progress but not audit? | 15:58 |
brims | cast: do you happen to know a command to dump it or where the clipboard is located? | 15:58 |
Arti | thune3 amarok it shows but i cant play my songs in it,it doesent recognize my audio | 15:59 |
cast | brims: xsel | 15:59 |
urthmover | oh how frusterating ...the icon is nowhere to be found in /usr/share/icons/oxygen it looks very similar to an mplayer icon if anyone feels like they want to help sudo apt-get install oxygen-icon-theme-complete and help me sort this out | 16:00 |
c3l | demoneye: noramlly you shouldnt use xorg.conf, use xrander and other tools to achieve what you want, unless youre running some proprietary graphics drivers etc | 16:00 |
brims | cast: thank you, i will take a look at that | 16:00 |
xangua | urthmover: better to use that theme with kde | 16:01 |
c3l | is it possible to manipulate multiple users and groups with the same command? for example gpasswd -a user1,user2 group1 | 16:01 |
makson | Slart: hey, I'm getting an error saying Karmic isn't supported for debootstrap... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot im following this doc... dos the ubuntu version matter if the chroot env is different then the main env? I just need to run IRSSI in it and screen...? | 16:01 |
urthmover | xangua: pfft not helpful | 16:01 |
xangua | urthmover: you can also find configurable icon themes oxygen like in http://gnome-look.org/ | 16:01 |
cast | brims: xclip, too | 16:01 |
demoneye | c31: Ok. So, should I install xrander then? | 16:01 |
ShapeShifter499 | thune3: thanks I did not know about checkinstall | 16:01 |
c3l | demoneye: its already ther | 16:01 |
maco | demoneye: no "e" | 16:02 |
urthmover | xangua: that is true | 16:02 |
opij | does anyone happen to know how to run google earth in terminal? | 16:02 |
thune3 | Arti: there is some audio output device setting list in amarok2, where you may have to put pulseaudio as the top entry. | 16:02 |
tweepcat | guys, i have run "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda" in terminal, and nothing seems to be happening. is this normal? | 16:02 |
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SimonSayez | opij, Google Earth doesnt work in Ubuntu | 16:02 |
Arti | thune3 i tried that but didnt help | 16:02 |
c3l | demoneye: ah yes, lika maco says its xrandr not xrander | 16:02 |
yessir_turan | Has anyobdy used exchange 2007 with evolution in 10.04 lts? | 16:02 |
opij | SimonSayez, really? why? | 16:02 |
sipior | c3l: according to the gpasswd man page, no. try a for loop instead, if you've a lot of names to iterate through. | 16:02 |
chong | tweepcat: what hell are doing? | 16:02 |
SimonSayez | opiJ, otherwiae it would be google-earth for terminal | 16:03 |
xangua | SimonSayez: why do you say such a thing¿¿ | 16:03 |
tweepcat | deleting my hd | 16:03 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 | 16:03 |
makson | does it matter if chroot env is different then main OS? | 16:03 |
SimonSayez | xangua, Google Earth is broken in Ubuntu | 16:03 |
demoneye | c31: so, where is this located? /etc/?? maco: thank you | 16:03 |
opij | SimonSayez, i get it to work but it frequently crashes | 16:03 |
opij | !google-earth | 16:03 |
c3l | sipior: hm, thank | 16:03 |
sipior | c3l: on the other hand, if you want to set the group member list explicitly, the -M switch might save oyu some trouble. | 16:03 |
chong | tweepcat: this may takes long time.. | 16:03 |
SimonSayez | opij, try google-earth from comman line | 16:03 |
tweepcat | but is it normal if it appears to be doing nothing in the terminal? | 16:03 |
sipior | you, even | 16:03 |
xangua | SimonSayez: well that's a diferent thing | 16:03 |
c3l | sipior: ill look into it, ty | 16:04 |
SimonSayez | opij, google stores all there files in /opt | 16:04 |
opij | SimonSayez, i did. it said command not found | 16:04 |
tweepcat | oh, can i stop it? | 16:04 |
tweepcat | and just delete the mbr? | 16:04 |
Arti | thune3 check this report http://paste.ubuntu.com/474092/ | 16:04 |
SimonSayez | opij, cd /opt and look for google earth directory | 16:04 |
thune3 | Arti: maybe http://www.mygnulinux.com/?p=129 , or install "ubuntu-restricted-extras" as well | 16:04 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 | 16:04 |
axisys | i am trying to install ubuntu desktop on this hp desktop.. but its keep complaining about soft lockup on cpu#0 .. and keep repeating with some other cryptic message.. how do I install ubuntu on it? | 16:04 |
maco | demoneye: /usr/bin/xrandr | 16:04 |
Arti | thune3 now i opened the amarok and he just begined to work | 16:04 |
chong | tweepcat: that command means you are writing each block of your disk to zero, | 16:05 |
opij | SimonSayez, there is no such directory in opt, m8 | 16:05 |
sipior | tweepcat: you didn't give a count or bs? | 16:05 |
makson | !chroot | 16:05 |
ubottu | A chroot is used to make programs believe that the directory they are running in is really the root directory. It can be used to stop programs accessing files outside of that directory, or for compiling 32bit applications in a 64bit environment - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot | 16:05 |
opij | !googleearth | 16:05 |
ubottu | Google Earth is now available, for free (only as in price), for Linux, too. To download it see http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html - A package for Ubuntu is available in the !Medibuntu repository | 16:05 |
thune3 | Arti: hmmm | 16:05 |
SimonSayez | opij, Did you install Google Chrome yet ? | 16:05 |
makson | !1+1 | 16:05 |
ikerc | nobody know how to configure virtual with postfix to mailman ? | 16:05 |
demoneye | maco: I'm not able to go into that directory /xrandr/ | 16:06 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 | 16:06 |
SimonSayez | opij, Google Chrome web browser works in Ubuntu 10.04 | 16:06 |
maco | demoneye: its not a directory | 16:06 |
layo | ubuntu-hr.org | 16:06 |
maco | demoneye: xrandr is a command | 16:06 |
SimonSayez | and Google picassa runs under Ubuntu linux too | 16:06 |
alAtharee | Hey is anyone avaliable to help me with an issue im having with wubi and windows 7? | 16:06 |
c3l | maco: run man xrandr | 16:06 |
demoneye | maco: It shows 2 monitor resoloution : 800x600 (current) and 640x480 | 16:07 |
maco | demoneye: and you want to add more? | 16:07 |
SimonSayez | opij, Try this link http://www.google.com/chrome?platform=linux | 16:07 |
c3l | maco: that was ment for demoneye; run man xrandr | 16:07 |
maco | !resolution | demoneye | 16:07 |
ubottu | demoneye: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 16:07 |
maco | demoneye: that wiki page explains how to add more | 16:07 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 | 16:07 |
demoneye | maco: ok will try | 16:08 |
meera | hi is there someone helping me with my dates? i have all my dates on several usb steks. when i load them on ubuntu than some of them with same names got overwritten. how can i avoit it? | 16:09 |
arvind_khadri | hi, anyone who has used sogo here ?? I needed help with setting up dovecot | 16:09 |
alAtharee | After installing Wubi im experiencing an extremly slugish expereince | 16:09 |
melter | survey time: what are your favorite ps arguments? | 16:10 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 | 16:10 |
opij: http://www.google.com/linuxrepositories/ and probably http://picasaweb.google.com/picasanewbie/PicasaLinux# | 16:10 | |
ubuntu | kapoios gia voitheia? | 16:11 |
whlspacedude | my delete key in terminal is messed up. it works like backspace. any suggestions to get it to work like a normal delete button? | 16:11 |
cast | melter: aux | 16:11 |
jconnolly | anyone test-drive ubuntu-netbook alpha3 on VirtualBox yet? | 16:11 |
Pici | !gr | ubuntu | 16:11 |
ubottu | ubuntu: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 16:11 |
cast | melter: -ef, on SunOS | 16:11 |
jconnolly | i don't get a menu for grub2, just skips into booting default. anyone know how to force a menu? | 16:11 |
alAtharee | Can someone please point me in the right direction to figuring out why Ubuntu is running so slow after installing it via Wubi? I am interested in changing to linux... but i want to check it out first | 16:11 |
arvind_khadri | jconnolly, #ubuntu+1 | 16:11 |
jconnolly | arvind_khadri: kthx | 16:12 |
arvind_khadri | alAtharee, wubi has been known to run slow | 16:12 |
yessir_turan | exchange 2007, with 10.04 anyone? | 16:12 |
arvind_khadri | yessir_turan, ask what you want to, someone who knows will answer | 16:12 |
alAtharee | I mean, dead slow, and the drivers manager wont even launch | 16:12 |
c3l | is it possible to remove a user from a group, and make that change apply without reloggin that user? | 16:13 |
yessir_turan | Has anyone used exchange 2007 with evolution on ubuntu 10.04? | 16:13 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 and I thought I used to see ALSA. Can someone help? | 16:13 |
yessir_turan | arvind_khadri: That was my question. | 16:13 |
itamarc | chong: not solved yet, but I need to go now... thanks for your help, later I'll try to fix it. | 16:13 |
SimonSayez | Anyone get Google Earth work on Ubuntu Linux yet ? | 16:13 |
BigMao | Hi there .. is anyone here experienced at using Evolution? I somehow lost 95% of my message headers so my emails are not searchable, although they are present. | 16:13 |
xangua | alAtharee: better try a real install, what do you mena by slow¿¿ it freezes¿¿¿ | 16:13 |
opij | google earth is in the repositories and can be installed online as well but it keeps crashing. can anyone help me with this please? | 16:13 |
arvind_khadri | yessir_turan, what exactly do you want to know? | 16:14 |
chong | itamarc: you are wellcom :-D | 16:14 |
abhijit | hii | 16:14 |
alAtharee | yeah and there are no signs of system strain, it just dosnt launch applications for awhile | 16:14 |
SimonSayez | opij, Did you go to the Google site and download it directly ? | 16:14 |
DesiArnez6 | SimonSayez, Awhile ago on my old computer with gutsy, now I can't get it to work, I have 9.04 now | 16:14 |
alAtharee | then will launch them all at once | 16:14 |
jackfruit_bill_ | Hi all , is there any alternate ways of connecting to the internet , apart from using nm-applet ? | 16:14 |
opij | opij, i | 16:14 |
opij | SimonSayez, i've tried that as well | 16:14 |
SimonSayez | DesiArnez6, yeah it keeps crashing on me too with all kinds of errors | 16:15 |
yessir_turan | arvind_khadri: I just want to know if anybody has used evolution with exchange 2007 on ubuntu 10.04. Because my out of the box evolution, with all the updates/upgraded doesn't support 2007, it only supports 2003. | 16:15 |
yessir_turan | So if anybody knows it can run, and how its done, then I would want to know that. | 16:15 |
DesiArnez6 | opij, I got the same problem | 16:15 |
SimonSayez | DesiArnez6, make a report out to google that Google Earth keeps crashing on Ubuntu Linux systems | 16:16 |
demoneye | c31, maco: xrandr --newmode "1024x768_60.00" 38.25 800 832 912 1024 600 603 607 624 -hsync +vsync -- like that? | 16:16 |
maco | demoneye: exactly | 16:16 |
DasEi | SimonSayez: , opij : do following | 16:16 |
jackfruit_bill_ | I find that in Lucid , if the nm-applet is not available for any reason, is there any other application or tool that will allow me to establish the network connections | 16:16 |
nucc1 | the volume applet doesn't show on my laptop anymore, how can i get it back? | 16:17 |
DasEi | SimonSayez: , opij : wget -q https://dl-ssl.google.com/linux/linux_signing_key.pub -O- | sudo apt-key add - | 16:17 |
DasEi | deb http://dl.google.com/linux/deb/ stable non-free | 16:17 |
shiki- | hello guys. a short question and maybe someone knows the answer. I installed a new kernel with -ck patchset. Everythin went good, except this part: "sudo cp /usr/share/kernel-package/examples/etc/kernel/postinst.d/initramfs /etc/kernel/postinst.d/" I skipped these steps, it installed fine, running fine. However, it says it coulndn't find modules.dep (at boot) | 16:17 |
shiki- | The file exists, and I have no idea what could I do :/ | 16:17 |
DasEi | SimonSayez: , opij : pastie comin', second | 16:17 |
c3l | jackfruit_bill_: nm-applet is just a frontend to I think NetworkManager, but why dont you want to use nm-applet? | 16:17 |
froschi | uh, i got a bit of a problem now... borked my xorg... need to bring up existing wlan or broadband from the commandline to fix... howto? | 16:17 |
c3l | is it possible to remove a user from a group, and make that change apply without reloggin the user in question? | 16:18 |
SimonSayez | DasEi, okay making a note of that | 16:18 |
DesiArnez6 | SimonSayez, I don't know how to do that since I've never made a bug report. When I try to open googleearth from the terminal, It tells me a txt file that it saved about the error, I don't know where to send | 16:18 |
wazzup | if i wana install ubuntu on a normal amd dual core laptop should i install the netbook edition ? | 16:18 |
froschi | jackfruit_bill_: oh, i need the same, exactly now :) | 16:18 |
chong | jackfruit_bill_: start networking | 16:18 |
DasEi | SimonSayez: , opij : http://pastebin.com/3Aqb9by0 | 16:18 |
abhijit | wazzup, no | 16:18 |
TheSkeward | Hi. Trying to connect to the Internet on a 2Wire 1701HG Gateway router. Every time I attempt to connect, the computer freezes and has to be manually restarted. I'm able to connect to the neighbor's wireless easily, so it's nothing to do with the computer, the drivers, or the wireless card. The router is encrypted and I know the key, but I don't know how to configure the connection. Can anyone help me? | 16:18 |
jackfruit_bill_ | c3L: NetworkManager does not provide any functionality to dial or connect or link up , it just allows me to add or setup connections , nm-applet is what allows me to connect | 16:19 |
DasEi | SimonSayez: , opij : then reinstall again | 16:19 |
demoneye | maco: It's done. But on my Ubuntu monitor settings, it only show two options: - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/3he2UsEg | 16:19 |
wazzup | so abhijit i should just install the normal one ? | 16:19 |
xangua | alAtharee: no, i have no idea which one of a thounsand causes would be that your ubuntu runs slow, better give details here in the channel to get help from everyone | 16:19 |
DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 and I thought I used to see ALSA. Can someone help? | 16:19 |
abhijit | wazzup, you can install regular ubuntu in NOTEBOOK. but if you have NETBOOK then go for ubuntu netbook remix :P | 16:19 |
wazzup | i have a normal laptop | 16:20 |
wazzup | a hp laptop | 16:20 |
c3l | jackfruit_bill_: okay, but why not use nm-applet? if you dont like it you could try the kde equivalen, I dont remember what its called though | 16:20 |
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DesiArnez6 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 and I thought I used to see ALSA. Can someone help? | 16:20 |
abhijit | wazzup, whats the full name of your laptop? | 16:20 |
maco | demoneye: if you run "xrandr" does it list the new one? | 16:20 |
maco | demoneye: and did you associate it to the monitor? | 16:20 |
c3l | wazzup: yeah go for normal, netbook doesnt really increase performace much, but it has a interface I just cant use | 16:20 |
wazzup | dv6 2120ed | 16:20 |
wazzup | hp | 16:20 |
maco | demoneye: the wiki page lists two steps you need to do... new mode and add mode, i think they are | 16:21 |
abhijit | wazzup, yah install regular ubuntu | 16:21 |
wazzup | okay :) | 16:21 |
wazzup | ty | 16:21 |
froschi | so i have a working connection configured in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/<name> ... <- how to start that from the command line? x is not availabe! | 16:22 |
mfilipe | the ubuntu sso doesn't work with ubuntu brainstorm? I can't login there. :( | 16:22 |
abhijit | brb | 16:23 |
SimonSayez | DesiArnez6, this is the error message I get when I try to install Google Earth from the Google .bin file from the website http://pastebin.com/5m3Kpnm7 | 16:23 |
chong | froschi: start networking | 16:23 |
Pici | mfilipe: Thats probably a better question for #ubuntu-brainstorm | 16:23 |
froschi | chong: i tried. doesn't do anything | 16:23 |
chong | froschi: which version are you using? | 16:23 |
froschi | chong: this is a broadband connection/dial in, which is not configured as default or so i think | 16:23 |
SimonSayez | What is signal 6 error ? | 16:23 |
froschi | chong: 10.04 ofc | 16:23 |
DasEi | froschi: edit /etc/network/interfaces, restart network | 16:24 |
chong | see /etc/network/interfaces | 16:24 |
froschi | DasEi: maybe. what should i enter in 'interfaces' for the broadband? any examples? | 16:24 |
DasEi | froschi: dial up via modem with user/pass ?? | 16:25 |
tordo | vafan | 16:25 |
MohShami | hey guys, I have a very weird usb ethernet adapter that I need to work on a server, it works fine on ubuntu 10.04 desktop, does the server edition use the same kernel? I want to make sure before I download the image (crappy ISP with low download quota) | 16:25 |
Error404NotFound | i keep getting http://pastebin.com/se10ufk2 when i try to run pgadmin.. | 16:25 |
DasEi | froschi: how do you connect ? | 16:25 |
froschi | DasEi: in general yes | 16:25 |
jackfruit_bill_ | c3l: is there a command line backend to NetworkManager and or nm-applet , which i can rely on if the nm-applet gui is not working for me ? | 16:25 |
mfilipe | Pici, thanks | 16:26 |
froschi | DasEi: normall i click on the network manager icon in the taskbar -> <configured-broadband-name> and it works.... only X isn't coming up atm | 16:26 |
froschi | jackfruit_bill_: i just found | 16:26 |
DasEi | froschi: still doesn't give the info, try sudo ifup eth0 | 16:27 |
froschi | jackfruit_bill_: cnetworkmanager ... dunno if it's in ubuntu though. and i cant install without network here :/ | 16:27 |
rainrain | am doing a bit of research about the use of 3G usb modems with ubuntu because im going to my friends house later to try to get a 3G modem hooked up to an ubuntu computer he has - it seems people were saying at one stage that ubuntu were going to make it plug an play .... yet when he plugs it in, nothing pops up, so does anyone know of a good up to date resource on this - soory im not really... | 16:27 |
rainrain | ...an ubuntu buff either, thanks | 16:27 |
demoneye | maco: some commands done work for me: xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1024x768 | 16:27 |
froschi | DasEi: what info? why shout broadband be eth0? 'ignoring unknown interface' | 16:28 |
TheSkeward | Hi. Trying to connect to the Internet on a 2Wire 1701HG Gateway router. Every time I attempt to connect, the computer freezes and has to be manually restarted. I'm able to connect to the neighbor's wireless easily, so it's nothing to do with the computer, the drivers, or the wireless card. I also have no idea whether it's WPA or WEP. Can anyone help me? | 16:28 |
c3l | jackfruit_bill_: hm yeah there is some terminal based network managers, ill check if I can find any. btw, why wont nm-applet work? | 16:28 |
DasEi | froschi: I still don't get your connection type.. is it a router providing dhcp ? what's the output of ifconfig ? | 16:29 |
froschi | c3l: in my case because x doesnt' start :) | 16:29 |
TechMiX | rainrain: the support of 3g modems is just really weak .. i am using one and i have to use it in virtual machine (windows) and share the internet in ubuntu! | 16:29 |
DesiArnez6 | SimonSayez, I don't get the Fatal error (First two lines) but the last part is the same about debugging info being logged | 16:29 |
jackfruit_bill_ | c3l: nm-applet suddenly stopped appearing for me , though it is back now , i was left without net connection for 2 days ,because of missing nm-applet | 16:30 |
SimonSayez | Sorry I was dropped by the channel | 16:30 |
froschi | DasEi: nope. it's an internal umts. it works. i have configured it fine under nm-applet. nm-tool even shows it. i just cannot start it in lieu of something like cnetworkmanager, from the command line, because my X is defective, have only console atm | 16:30 |
c3l | froschi: oh, so do you know any terminal based frontend for network manger? | 16:30 |
kurtb141 | I burned the ubuntu 10.04 to a disc and place in into cd drive restart computer then go to the cd boot selection and it doesn't read the disc. I have tried making different copies and downloading again any help available? | 16:30 |
rainrain | TechMiX: thanks .... however there's lots of people on forums saying they got it working fine | 16:31 |
c3l | jackfruit_bill_: oh, that sux =/ i cant find any, but I know there is, ill look some more | 16:31 |
DasEi | froschi : ic, sorry no experience on umts here | 16:31 |
froschi | c3l: cnetworkmanager ... if found. just not in ubuntu. and on my machine... | 16:31 |
bandeira | kurtb141: have you tried to put your cd driver as primary boot? | 16:31 |
SimonSayez | kurtb141, Change your BIOS settings to boot from CDROM | 16:31 |
kurtb141 | bandeira, yes I press f12 go to boot from cd drive | 16:31 |
froschi | DasEi: the problem is not umts or not, only how to use Networkmanager from cli, without gui | 16:31 |
maco | demoneye: well the name you gave it was 1024x768_60.00 | 16:31 |
jackfruit_bill_ | c3l: ok! | 16:32 |
maco | demoneye: not just 1024x768 | 16:32 |
kurtb141: burn as 1 file or many on the disk? | 16:32 | |
sig | hey guys I just "tried" to install the lastes on my sony laptop and at the very end of the install it ejected the cd and all that showed up on my screen was I/O error ..... and I get nothing, I've tried it twice | 16:32 |
sig | any ideas | 16:32 |
DasEi | froschi: can try sudo pppoeconf , idk how interfaces handles it | 16:32 |
kurtb141 | wechat, 1 disc | 16:32 |
bandeira | kurtb141: he means if you burn correctly the file. | 16:32 |
TechMiX | rainrain: well that was my experience.. generaly speaking, it's risky! ... be sure them modem is supported and works with ubuntu then buy it! | 16:32 |
TechMiX | rainrain: the* | 16:32 |
froschi | c3l: and btw there is netm-cli. only not for ubuntu either it seems (and not for me without network :) | 16:33 |
rainrain | TechMiX: thanks anyway though | 16:33 |
elitexray | I always get "desktop effects could not be enabled" after installing certain drivers for my graphics card. And I would always reformat to fix this. | 16:33 |
c3l | jackfruit_bill_: as froschi says, cnetworkmanager, but its not in the ubuntu repos. I remember using it when I was running archlinux, and its nice | 16:33 |
kurtb141 | i did as the download site said. download the infra recorder then burn the image to cd | 16:33 |
bandeira | kurtb141: can you see which files your cd contains? | 16:33 |
jackfruit_bill_ | c3l: ok , i'll try that | 16:34 |
kurtb141 | bandeira: one second | 16:34 |
c3l | jackfruit_bill_: jackfruit_bill_ or as froschi said, netm-cli, though not in the repo either. I dont know which one is best | 16:34 |
skumara | how to put gwibber in top panel? | 16:35 |
kurtb141 | i dont get it it's not showing anything, but its got visible writing on the back | 16:35 |
dayz | hi | 16:35 |
kurtb141: i googled for installing without cd at all - it can be 2 you can use AlternateCd 3 you can use Minimal CD 10 Mb - a lot o solutions -- Anyway the quality of disk record is very important (i had this types of problem) | 16:36 | |
* wechat sory my quick english | 16:36 | |
demoneye | maco: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/EJvUTLcW | 16:37 |
kurtb141 | I am not sure the quality im just using a dvd-r | 16:37 |
maco | demoneye: oh i see | 16:37 |
maco | demoneye: your output is named default not LVDS | 16:37 |
dayz | I've just installed 2 sticks of 2gb DDR2 into my laptop which is running 32bits 9.10. When I run lshw, it says there are 2gb sticks in my DIMMA and DIMMB. but when I run top, it says I have only 3528MB. Where did my other 500MB+ go? | 16:38 |
frxstrem | I have a PPA repository with Firefox 4.0b4pre, but when I try to upgrade or (re)install it, it won't give me anything else than Firefox 4.0b3pre | 16:38 |
TheSkeward | I'm trying to configure my wireless connection. It's encrypted with WEP-Open. It's set to use the default encryption key (the ten-digit code on the botom of the router). Looking through the router settings, I see that under Connection Information, it also has a "Key Code", which is a 20-digit number/letter combo in blocks of four, separated by hyphens. Do I need to enter these both in somewhere when configuring my connection? | 16:38 |
kurtb141: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/minimal | 16:38 | |
skumara | how to put gwibber in top panel? | 16:39 |
demoneye | maco: so, I replace "LVDS" with "default" ? | 16:39 |
steve001hsd | hey all can i get some info on 802.11? | 16:39 |
maco | demoneye: yep | 16:39 |
abhijit | hello | 16:39 |
steve001hsd | My ubuntu system picks up my wifi card and pulls an ip but will not surf or even ping th router | 16:40 |
psyt7 | anyone here with experience using linux on intel gma500? | 16:40 |
kurtb141 | wechat: does that download from the internet for installation? | 16:41 |
bandeira | kurtb141: well.. so you can't access your dvd files, can you? | 16:41 |
drelyn86 | is the IP that it picks up within your subnet? | 16:41 |
steve001hsd | yes | 16:41 |
kurtb141 | bandeira: no for some reason it won't read it | 16:41 |
kurtb141: yep | 16:41 | |
kitply | hi, i was trying to import a .pst file of outlook in evolution (Ubuntu 10.04) and in the middle of the import the power got cutoff. The next time i start evolution, it crashes in the middle. Can anyone help me restore evolution? | 16:41 |
stoove | hi, i'm have succesfully built my own ubuntu install cd. what is the best way to update/add/remove packages from the cds "repository"? | 16:41 |
stoove | when adding a new package i want automatic depdency resolving, so simply moving the package to pool/ won't do | 16:41 |
bandeira | kurtb141: have you tried another dvd just to be sure your driver is working fine? | 16:42 |
demoneye | maco: demoneye@Ubuntubox:/etc/gdm$ xrandr --output default --mode 1024x768 || xrandr: cannot find mode 1024x768 -- same goes with '1024x768_60.00' | 16:42 |
maco | demoneye: might need to put quotes around it? | 16:42 |
kurtb141 | bandeira: I tried redownloading twice and tried about 10 dvd-rs now | 16:42 |
dayz | I've just installed 2 sticks of 2gb DDR2 into my laptop which is running 32bits 9.10. When I run lshw, it says there are 2gb sticks in my DIMMA and DIMMB. but when I run top, it says I have only 3528MB. Where did my other 500MB+ go? | 16:42 |
frxstrem | if I have a program installed through apt-get, and I upgrade using another installer or compiling the source, will I still receive new upgrades through apt-get? | 16:42 |
bandeira | kurtb141: you can also install ubuntu by those pendrivers. | 16:43 |
kurtb141 | yeah going to give that a shot i guess thanks for your help everyone hope it works i hate windows | 16:43 |
ikonia | frxstrem: no | 16:43 |
ikonia | frxstrem: it will break y our package | 16:43 |
demoneye | maco: it says: xrandr: cannot find mode 1024x768 - with "quotes" | 16:43 |
chong | dayz: install pae kernel can support more than 4G mem at 32 bit | 16:43 |
frxstrem | ikonia: okay :S | 16:44 |
wazzup | is there a easy way to setup a diffrent dns then my isp dns ? | 16:44 |
ikonia | wazzup: just change it in network manager | 16:44 |
bandeira | kurtb141: i think you haven't burned it correctly or your dvd driver isn't working.. when you burn it correctly, you can also install it from windows through wubi. | 16:45 |
wazzup | ok will try :) | 16:45 |
kryptyk | dayz: See my PM | 16:45 |
maco | demoneye: looking at your pastebin, you did newmode on 1024x768 but didnt do addmode for adding it to default | 16:45 |
aeon-ltd | wazzup: router settings, for global config | 16:45 |
kurtb141 | yeah i went with the download page on http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download and did as they directed but no luck | 16:46 |
wazzup | my router does not support that :p | 16:46 |
chong | dayz: 32 bit system support 4G address at most, but some address is reserved for special use, | 16:46 |
bandeira | kurtb141: yeah.. it seems like a hardware trouble. | 16:46 |
bandeira | kurtb141: give a chance for your pendrive.. it'll just work fine. a little slower but it will. | 16:47 |
kurtb141 | yeah downloading the file from that website now to do it that way | 16:47 |
myrkraverk | hello | 16:48 |
myrkraverk | how/where do I install opengl headers? | 16:48 |
myrkraverk | sudo apt-get install opengl-dev | 16:48 |
myrkraverk | does not cut it | 16:48 |
wazzup | ok i just learned when i am trying the ubuntu try out from cd > dont out ya laptop in standby :p | 16:49 |
wazzup | put* | 16:49 |
demoneye | maco: I did: xrandr --addmode default "1024x768" | 16:49 |
steve001hsd | is the rtl8191se chipset supported in lts? | 16:49 |
maco | history | grep xrandr <-- can you pastebin that? | 16:50 |
traf | howdy | 16:50 |
froschi | c3l: fyi tried a bit with dbus-send to wake the NetworkMangaer-connection, no use... got it working then: just changed autoconnect to 'true' in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/xyz and restartet NetworkManager :) | 16:51 |
froschi | DasEi: fyi as well ^^ | 16:51 |
iceage2098 | I have ubuntu 9.10 and I don't know Why I update upstart package to 0.6.3-11 version, cron doesn't work! anybody knows about this problem? | 16:51 |
DesiArnez61 | Yesterday's update wiped out my sound, and changed my volume settings. Ubuntu 9.04 and I thought I used to see ALSA. Can someone help? | 16:52 |
demoneye | maco: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/WHQRkfsq - looks messy ;P | 16:52 |
Guest34668 | Hello still I am not able to play ***.wma and wma9 files in ubuntu please advice ... | 16:52 |
FabParma | i need to provide a very verbose processes list with dependences, zombies and more if is possible. how to capture everything is working and save it as file? | 16:52 |
abhijit | !restricted | Guest34668 | 16:52 |
ubottu | Guest34668: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 16:52 |
hedgehog | こんにちは! | 16:52 |
froschi | psyt7: i'm just working on that with varying succes atm :/ | 16:52 |
DasEi | froschi: nice it works now, but dbus is deprechiated, upstart rather | 16:53 |
maco | !jp | hedgehog | 16:53 |
ubottu | hedgehog: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 16:53 |
hedgehog | hello! | 16:53 |
c3l | froschi: woh, that sure is a solution for the geeky ones ;) | 16:53 |
Miouy | hedgehog: hello | 16:53 |
c3l | is it possible to remove a user from a group, and make that change apply without reloggin the user in question? | 16:53 |
Guest34668 | ubottu: Thanks i will try | 16:53 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 16:53 |
TheSkeward | I am capable of connecting to my router. However, when I attempt to connect using WEP-open and my default encryption key, my computer freezes as soon as it tries to connect, and must be restarted. What can I do to fix this? | 16:54 |
trojan_spike | ur a smart bot ubottu | 16:55 |
trojan_spike | ;) | 16:55 |
psyt7 | froschi: looking at this on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsPoulsbo | 16:55 |
crazygir | hiya hiya, so this issue is really on xubuntu, but I think this applies more to ubuntu, and no one in #xubuntu has been able to help. | 16:55 |
crazygir | hiya, so I'm upgrading my system and am at the dreaded update menu.lst step. I usually have problems with this if I don't pay attention and/or trust xubuntu too much, and then have to go fix the entries. The first thing I noticed in comparing the two versions is that the UUIDs are not the same for the old/new menu.lst entries | 16:56 |
psyt7 | froschi: new laptop. seems like a bad choice so far ;) | 16:56 |
ikonia | crazygir: you shouldn't have to touch menu.lst | 16:56 |
aef | hi, what could cause that drag and drop on my gnome desktop doesn't work with lucid? | 16:56 |
crazygir | I haven't formatted or changed any of the partitions (indeed, I've only rebooted once since the last update), so the UUID should not be different | 16:56 |
crazygir | ikonia: I know, and every time I've trusted the system with that I've gotten screwed | 16:56 |
xangua | aef: drag and drop from where to where¿ | 16:57 |
crazygir | due to the UUID being changed | 16:57 |
aef | xangua: i can drag things but they won't stay. for example app starters in the upper bar or moving symbols on the desktop | 16:57 |
ikonia | crazygir: what has changed that has caused you a problem | 16:57 |
crazygir | (it saying the UUID is different when it isn't) | 16:57 |
crazygir | I haven't touched menu.lst, so the update should be trustworthy | 16:57 |
wazzup | <ikonia> wazzup: just change it in network manager < where can i find teh network manager ? | 16:57 |
ikonia | crazygir: then I'd log a bug with the grub-legacy package on launchpad.net | 16:57 |
crazygir | ikonia: but the updater is telling me the UUID is different | 16:58 |
thune3 | crazygir: UUID is part of the filesystem, you didn't create a new filesystem (on an existing partition)? | 16:58 |
crazygir | nope | 16:58 |
ikonia | wazzup: systems->preference->network connections | 16:58 |
ikonia | crazygir: log a bug | 16:58 |
crazygir | how do you check the UUID for a volume again? | 16:58 |
ikonia | sudo blkid | 16:58 |
ikonia | crazygir: how can you not know the command, yet you know they haven't changed ? | 16:58 |
froschi | psyt7: yeah, i'm at the 'drmOpen failed' stage atm :/ | 16:58 |
wazzup | ty ikonia i foudn it :) | 16:59 |
chong | crazygir: blkid | 16:59 |
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Bastien59 | hi | 17:00 |
MrSayahey | Hello everyone, i have a HP DM3 laptop and when i use my headphone the sound still be out from my speakers | 17:01 |
Dravekx | anyone know where the apache control conf file is located on a LAMP install? | 17:01 |
Miouy | Bastien59: Hi | 17:01 |
dayz | chong, but I only have 2x 2gb, it shows 3500mb | 17:01 |
Quantum | opij, hey are yu still here ? | 17:01 |
ikonia | Dravekx: it's same place as a standard apache2 install on ubuntu | 17:01 |
Guest68856 | quem é vc | 17:01 |
Dravekx | ikonia, ugh. I cant find it.. it's not in /etc/apache2 | 17:02 |
ikonia | Dravekx: it should be | 17:02 |
ikonia | Dravekx: what is the name of the file you are looking for ? | 17:02 |
MrSayahey | in my laptop, the sound don't switch between the speakers and the headphone, anyone know why ? | 17:02 |
Dravekx | its the conf file that specifies the default page. | 17:02 |
mrandrzejak | Can anyone recommend a good website for installing java in lucid? Ive installed it on a netbook, and in firefox typing in "about:plugins" shows that it is installed. Thanks for any help! | 17:02 |
ikonia | Dravekx: what is the name of the config file you're looking for | 17:03 |
ikonia | Dravekx: each site normally has a config file look in the sites-available directory | 17:03 |
xangua | mrandrzejak: if it's already installed, what else do you need¿ | 17:03 |
Guest68856 | quem é vc | 17:03 |
Guest68856 | para ti tar falando ingles | 17:03 |
xangua | !java | 17:03 |
ubottu | To install a Java runtime on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java. For the Sun Java products and browser plugin, search for the sun-java6- packages in the !partner repository on Lucid (which must be enabled), or !multiverse repository on older releases. | 17:03 |
mrandrzejak | it doesnt work in firefox | 17:03 |
Dravekx | ikonia, let me check that. | 17:03 |
Guest68856 | quem é vc | 17:03 |
c3l | I removed a user from the admin group, ie removing permission to use sudo. but this change does not apply until the user logs out, can I make the change apply directly? | 17:03 |
ikonia | !es | Guest68856 | 17:03 |
ubottu | Guest68856: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 17:03 |
ikonia | !br | Guest68856 | 17:03 |
ubottu | Guest68856: Entre em #ubuntu-br usando /join #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Obrigado. | 17:03 |
xangua | mrandrzejak: did you install restricted-extras before java¿ | 17:04 |
chong | dayz: yes, you have 4G ,but not all of this memory can be use ,because some adress space is reserved, ex. pci ,dma .... | 17:04 |
mrandrzejak | yes, all that was installed | 17:04 |
FabParma | how to create a verbose processes list with kernel dependences, zombies and more if is possible. how to capture everything is working and save it as file? | 17:05 |
Guest68856 | yuo is | 17:05 |
mrandrzejak | java works on some pages, but not most | 17:05 |
chong | dayz: if you install kernel with pae support, it will show 4G not 3500mb | 17:05 |
demoneye | maco: should I paste that code on wiki, to my xorg.conf file? | 17:06 |
Guest68856 | ikonia? | 17:06 |
MrSayahey | Hello all, i have a HP DM3 laptop and when i use my headphone the sound still be out from my speakers. The sound don't switch between headphones and speakers. Anyone can help me please ? | 17:07 |
ikonia | Guest68856: what ? | 17:07 |
Licuadora | I uninstalled and reinstalled Alsa, pulse, re installed the kernels... and still no audio | 17:07 |
Guest68856 | fala portugues | 17:07 |
ikonia | !br \ Guest68856 | 17:07 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 17:07 |
Guest68856 | por favor | 17:07 |
ikonia | oops | 17:07 |
ikonia | !br Guest68856 | 17:07 |
thune3 | FabParma: "ps" man page has some 'tree' examples. ps is highly configurable, you can probably make it do what you want (depending on what you want exactly) | 17:07 |
ikonia | !br | Guest68856 | 17:07 |
ubottu | Guest68856: Entre em #ubuntu-br usando /join #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Obrigado. | 17:07 |
FloodBot1 | ikonia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:07 |
xangua | !pt > Guest68856 | 17:07 |
ubottu | Guest68856, please see my private message | 17:07 |
Licuadora | ubottu: you are a spy!! | 17:08 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 17:08 |
Licuadora | ubottu: O yes you are! | 17:08 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 17:08 |
kuatto | I just upgraded to the new kernel and my external monitor is having the wrong mode probed: 1360x768 instaed of 1900x1200 | 17:08 |
MrSayahey | ubottu, i love you | 17:08 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 17:08 |
Guest68856 | fala portugues po favor | 17:08 |
ikonia | Guest68856: this channel is English only | 17:08 |
Licuadora | Hes just a little shy | 17:08 |
kuatto | how do I assign a mode? | 17:08 |
Licuadora | Eu soi do Brasil | 17:08 |
ikonia | Guest68856: you have been given the channel for protugues chat | 17:08 |
xangua | Licuadora: please stop that | 17:08 |
Licuadora | vose? | 17:08 |
Licuadora | ok ok ok | 17:08 |
chong | MrSayahey: maybe it's driver issus, try upgrade you system to the lastest | 17:08 |
Licuadora | already did | 17:09 |
Licuadora | Anyway, how do you installa driver? | 17:09 |
ikonia | Licuadora: for what | 17:09 |
xangua | what driver¿ | 17:09 |
Licuadora | Intel does offer an .exe file, but for linux, its justa .something file | 17:09 |
artinstartin | How can i save audio from a video file as mp3 using GUI instead or the terminal? | 17:09 |
Licuadora | Audi | 17:09 |
dmg | join #english | 17:09 |
Licuadora | Audio | 17:09 |
Guest68856 | eu não falo inglish | 17:09 |
maco | !pt | Guest68856 | 17:10 |
ubottu | Guest68856: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 17:10 |
Guest68856 | oi | 17:10 |
ikonia | Licuadora: please link to the page your getting the "driver" from | 17:10 |
FabParma | thune3: thank you for suggestion. create the right string with "ps" can take hours, but if is the only one ill do it | 17:10 |
kuatto | everytime I upgrade a kernel it's a crapshoot! | 17:10 |
kuatto | this or that will break | 17:10 |
ikonia | kuatto: don't talk nonsense, explain your problem clearly | 17:10 |
mrandrzejak | does i686 mean a 32 bit computer? | 17:11 |
chong | Licuadora: alsa support many types of sound card, this is not problem at most time, maybe a small but at your version | 17:11 |
_raven_ | which ubuntu for machines with less ram? | 17:11 |
ikonia | mrandrzejak: yes | 17:11 |
mrandrzejak | thanks | 17:11 |
ikonia | _raven_: how much ram ? | 17:11 |
mrandrzejak | xubuntu! | 17:11 |
mrandrzejak | for less ram | 17:11 |
kuatto | ikonia, The external monitor on my laptop (after kernel upgrade) is missing a bunch of modes, or I should say it is being probed incorrectly | 17:11 |
ikonia | mrandrzejak: how do you know ? he may have 64meg for all we know | 17:11 |
_raven_ | ikonia, >200 | 17:11 |
xangua | !lubuntu | _raven_ | 17:11 |
ubottu | _raven_: lubuntu is a project to create a derivative of Ubuntu using the LXDE desktop environment. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu | 17:11 |
kuatto | the highest resolution is 1360x768 instaed of 1900x1200 | 17:11 |
ikonia | _raven_: exactly how much ram | 17:12 |
_raven_ | ikonia, no <200 i mean | 17:12 |
ikonia | _raven_: exactly how much | 17:12 |
ikonia | kuatto: that sounds more to me like an xorg issue than a kernel | 17:12 |
_raven_ | ikonia, 184 | 17:12 |
Licuadora | I do not have a sound card, its my built in from th Mother board | 17:12 |
mrandrzejak | my mistake, should astill work with 184 ram | 17:12 |
kuatto | ugh, How can I tell ubuntu that my external monitor can support 1900x1200? | 17:12 |
FabParma | how to capture in a file a very verbose processes list with kernel dependences, zombies and more if is possible? | 17:12 |
_raven_ | mrandrzejak, what do you mean? | 17:13 |
gabriels | hey | 17:13 |
gabriels | noob needs help. | 17:13 |
MrSayahey | chong, i've tried but it's the same issue | 17:13 |
gabriels | anyone there/ | 17:13 |
ikonia | _raven_: how is that ram made up, in terms of sim sizes | 17:13 |
Licuadora | help | gabriels | 17:13 |
rooks | FabParma, ps -afx > some file | 17:13 |
gabriels | ? | 17:13 |
Licuadora | !help | gabriels | 17:13 |
ubottu | gabriels: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 17:13 |
mayitop | lol | 17:13 |
Licuadora | hehehehe, i love that bot | 17:13 |
_raven_ | ikonia, no idea... | 17:13 |
Licuadora | Anywho... | 17:14 |
ikonia | _raven_: I can't see that as a valid ram figure | 17:14 |
mayitop | hi, someone here knows something about configurations for a proxy server with kaspersky? some how to or tutorial, i did not find anything | 17:14 |
ikonia | _raven_: if that's your ram, I'd check out your hardware for a hardware fault as I can't see a way to get that ram ammount | 17:14 |
Licuadora | My PC has been soundless for months now | 17:14 |
jbz | Hopefully the right place for a question...can anyone tell me how to load additional iptables modules on 9.10? | 17:15 |
_raven_ | ikonia, 3x 64 mb | 17:15 |
ikonia | _raven_: that's 192 | 17:15 |
chong | MrSayahey: I dont't known exactly you sound chip and software info . | 17:15 |
kuatto | xrandr is missing a buch of modes | 17:15 |
Licuadora | the Sound card was working, but when i change it for a WIFI PCI, and then tryed to lisent to song from the built in audio, it didint worked | 17:15 |
kuatto | bunch | 17:15 |
_raven_ | ikonia, riight | 17:16 |
Licuadora | Well, im gonna get me some munchies | 17:16 |
ikonia | _raven_: you said you had 184 | 17:16 |
_raven_ | ikonia, it sais 184 but its 3x64 | 17:16 |
ikonia | _raven_: so then there is a hardware error | 17:17 |
ikonia | _raven_: get that solved | 17:17 |
TxMatt | anyone want to do me a flavor and see if my vnc is working properly | 17:17 |
TxMatt | by connecting to it=\ | 17:17 |
TxMatt | shit | 17:17 |
slinker1 | raven_: or some is used for onboard video | 17:17 |
TxMatt | wrong channel | 17:17 |
TxMatt | lol | 17:17 |
ikonia | TxMatt: control your langauge | 17:17 |
sipior | jbz: you can find them in /lib/modules/.../kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter. load them with "sudo modprobe <module name without the .ko>" | 17:18 |
sipior | jbz: add them to /etc/modules if you want them started again at boot. | 17:18 |
jbz | sipior: Thanks. If the one I want isn't there, is it possible to compile it without doing a full kernel recompile? | 17:18 |
sipior | jbz: sure, if you've got the kernel sources + headers to hand. | 17:19 |
jbz | sipior: Thank you! Looks like I have research to do then. :-) | 17:19 |
sipior | jbz: have fun :-) | 17:19 |
SimonSayez | If you have a problem with Google Earth Crashing on Ubuntu Linux 10.04 submit here: http://code.google.com/p/earth-issues/issues/list | 17:19 |
Oer | ikonia, 3x 64 = 192, but onboard graphics can take 8 mb ? | 17:20 |
evoig | !help | 17:20 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 17:20 |
kreme191 | I just installed windows 7 on a second partition, but now i need grub to switch between them. When i used grub in the past all it did was go straight to the grub command prompt, is there a way to install grub and have it recognize the two OS | 17:20 |
evoig | !list | 17:21 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 17:21 |
kjcole | This morning I received a message during an update: "Setting up base-files (5.0.0ubuntu20.10.04.2) ... proxy 'false' looks invalid". Is it a cause for concern? | 17:23 |
chong | kreme191: reinstall grub ,edit menu list , use chainloader to load window 7 | 17:23 |
kreme191 | chong: where is the edit menu list, can i find it during the installation | 17:24 |
demoneye | hmm, no changes | 17:25 |
sipior | kjcole: doubtful. the update finished without further complaint? | 17:25 |
Oer | !grub2 | 17:25 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Ubuntu 9.10. For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 17:25 |
kjcole | sipior: Yes. No complaints. | 17:25 |
sipior | kjcole: you should be fine, i think | 17:25 |
kreme191 | thanx ubottu | 17:26 |
chong | kreme191: are you using lucid? | 17:28 |
lucenut | I installed Eclipse and am trying to create a new "project", but I can't browse to my windows shares on the server from the New Project wizard. | 17:28 |
karlhunt | join #ubuntu-server | 17:28 |
lucenut | In a File Browser I can go to the windows shares. | 17:28 |
kreme191 | chong: no | 17:28 |
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chong | kreme191: old grub menulist is in /boot/grub/ | 17:29 |
donze | hi | 17:29 |
demoneye | I done everything that is on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution, but I still can't seem to change/add the monitor resoloution | 17:29 |
kreme191 | chong: what about grub2 | 17:30 |
lucenut | Is it possible to do something like in Windows when you "map a drive"? | 17:30 |
JenniferB | hi folks... i have put a password for sudo and my username on ubuntu... I am wondering if tehre is any possibility for anyone to be able to access files in ANY way. or are they secure and can only be accessed with the passwords ? | 17:30 |
lucenut | So that the Browse utility will show it. | 17:30 |
kurokugen | lucenut - if you mount it you can see it from anywhere. | 17:31 |
lucenut | It is mounted I think. | 17:31 |
lucenut | If you right-click there's an option to unmount. | 17:31 |
kurokugen | Have you looked in /mnt/? | 17:31 |
abhijit | hello all after reinstalling ubuntu now everything is working good including firefox, postres :D :D :D | 17:31 |
chong | kreme191: /boot/grub/grub.cfg | 17:31 |
lucenut | No, I don't seee that | 17:31 |
sacarlson | lucenut: you can create a symbolic link to it from your /home/usr or just setup a favorite in nautilus | 17:32 |
crazygir | ikonia: how do you mean: 'how can you not know the command, yet you know they haven't changed ?' | 17:32 |
kreme191 | chong: do i put this in the terminal or grub prompt | 17:32 |
crazygir | ikonia: I'm looking at the diff | 17:32 |
* man8 hola , hi | 17:32 | |
lucenut | sacarlson, can you explain? I don't understand that. :-) | 17:32 |
lucenut | (noob) | 17:32 |
sacarlson | lucenut: the file browser you use is called nautilus | 17:33 |
crazygir | ikonia: I also have had to do this each time I upgrade (fix the menu.lst which the update broke), so I know the process, but forget the that specific cmd | 17:33 |
sacarlson | lucenut: when you are in a directory you want to return to you can set a bookmark like your browser | 17:33 |
lucenut | Ah! | 17:33 |
FabParma | On closing i get a strange error window. screenshot and process list are available here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1543720 please have a look | 17:34 |
chong | kreme191: i means that , if you install win7 after, you should reinstall grub because of mbr replaced, and then modify grub.cfg | 17:34 |
linguinii | When multiple users are logged in, a non-admin can't shut down the computer. That is a problem for me. What is the recommended way of changing this behavior so that any user can shut down the computer without being prompted for an admin password? | 17:34 |
lucenut | Made a bookmark which I can see from the File Explorer, but can't see it in the Eclipse Browse utility. | 17:34 |
c3l | I removed a user from the admin group, ie removing permission to use sudo. but this change does not apply until the user logs out, can I make the change apply directly? somehow reload the sudoers file or so? | 17:35 |
aef | hi, what could cause that drag and drop on my gnome desktop doesn't work with lucid? dragging things works, but if you drop them, the are sucked back. for example moving desktop icons or placing icons on the top bar. | 17:35 |
sacarlson | lucenut: I'm not familur with eclipse] | 17:35 |
kreme191 | chong: ok I will do that, do I find grub config by using the terminal or when the grub prompt comes up | 17:36 |
c3l | but also, the user is still in the admin group, how do I fix this without leaving the sessin, ie relogging | 17:36 |
tomoya | hey, I have a linksys USB AE1000, I followed this tutorial: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?p=1353558 But my system still doesn't recognize the tutorial | 17:36 |
linguinii | I am thinking of just making all users admins even if I wouldn't otherwise. | 17:36 |
tomoya | The driver compiled and installed correctly | 17:36 |
chong | kreme191: you'd better startup by live os, install grub and edit with terminal | 17:37 |
syivana | Is there a way to block linux-image from updating since 2.6.34 is installed? (and grub configured) | 17:37 |
kurokugen | lucenut - but you could try sacarlson's idea of a symbolic link. That might work for you! | 17:37 |
lucenut | Yeah, I created a link. | 17:37 |
lucenut | I can see the link in File Explorer but not in this Browse utility.\ | 17:37 |
tomoya | *recognize the card | 17:37 |
lucenut | There is a button at the top of the Browse utility labelled "mnt". | 17:37 |
siri_ | abhijit: Hi | 17:37 |
lucenut | But it doesn't appear to do anything. | 17:37 |
abhijit | !wubi | siri_ | 17:38 |
ubottu | siri_: Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. | 17:38 |
Oer | tomoya, fedora howto's do not work on ubuntu wich is debian-based | 17:38 |
kreme191 | chong: i will do that and come back if i have questions, thanks | 17:38 |
abhijit | siri_, but dont go for that if you are willing to use it for day to day main purposes. | 17:38 |
linguinii | Do the "user settings" have any merit? I see basic thing such as "Use audio devices" unchecked. (?) | 17:38 |
chong | kreme191: :-D | 17:38 |
sacarlson | lucenut: funny thing I have eclipse installed but don't remember running it before and I don't think it's standard install | 17:39 |
tomoya | Oer: Are you sure? The driver compiled from scratch properly, and many people from ubuntu forums have linked to that tutorial | 17:39 |
ecrane | Where can I find some themes for Ubuntu 8.04 please? | 17:39 |
cbill | gnome-look.org | 17:40 |
kurokugen | Unfortunately I'm on a Mac right now and can't look.... If you go to /mnt/ in File Browser do you see your mounted network point? | 17:40 |
lucenut | I don't see anything under /mnt | 17:40 |
Oer | tomya, did you succeed step 6 ? fedora=su / ubuntu=sudo | 17:41 |
lucenut | But I see my windows shares in the left pane of the file browser. | 17:41 |
lucenut | When I hover over the windows share I see smb://server/wwwroot/ | 17:42 |
kurokugen | Have you tried asking in #eclipse? They may be able to help. Unfortunately I'm away from my Linux box! | 17:42 |
lucenut | But I try just typing that into the browse utility with no luck. | 17:42 |
lucenut | Nah, I'll try there. | 17:42 |
lojack | Anyone know if there is a way to disable the use of FUSE when mounting NTFS drives? | 17:42 |
sacarlson | lucenut: browse utility like firefox? | 17:43 |
Oer | lucenut, does eclips have acces/rights to use your server ? | 17:43 |
Antracione | salve a tutti | 17:44 |
lucenut | I just mean the browse button in the New Project wizard. | 17:44 |
lucenut | I don't know anything about eclipse's rights. | 17:45 |
KernelCrash23 | HELP PLEASE!!! | 17:45 |
lucenut | Ubuntu can see the shares. | 17:45 |
ikonia | calm down krafty | 17:45 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: calm down please | 17:45 |
ecrane | We're about to have a KernelPanic.... | 17:45 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: ask a question and someone will help, if they can | 17:45 |
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doctorZeus | anybody using software raid 5 in ubuntu? How is the performance/stability..any comparisons to a true hardware raid using a controller card? | 17:46 |
KernelCrash23 | I was trying to upgrade my kernel to maverick one and when compiling i got a error message cuz no more space in root??? | 17:47 |
Alonea | ever since these newer kernels came out I can't get my wireless card to reliably work anymore. Sometimes it does, most of the time it just goes into an endless connect cycle, but hardly ever successfully connects | 17:47 |
ikonia | doctorZeus: by software raid, you mean mdadm, if you have a modern processor thats on a box thats not %90 utilised, it's perfect | 17:47 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: then you should know what you're doing if your custom compiling development kernels | 17:47 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: custom kernels are not supported here at all | 17:47 |
KernelCrash23 | when restart i couldn's acces my session anymore cuz a power something error | 17:47 |
sacarlson | lucenut: eclipse apears to be a software development tool. just use your home directory default to work in | 17:48 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: custom kernels are not supported here | 17:48 |
KernelCrash23 | where can I found some help??? | 17:48 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: no idea, but we do not support custom kernels, it is assumed you know what you're doing if you're using and and building development kernels yourself | 17:48 |
Alonea | I have been using the compiled drivers from compat-wireless (the ath9k ones) any idea whats up? | 17:49 |
ikonia | Alonea: you've not said there is a problem | 17:49 |
Alonea | ikonia: I did... | 17:49 |
KernelCrash23 | I was doing well, but then i ran out of space (don't know why) | 17:49 |
ikonia | Alonea: I've not seen | 17:49 |
sacarlson | KernelCrash23: well with all that detailed info about power something error I'm sure we can figure it out | 17:49 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: please stop discussing it, it's not supported here | 17:49 |
ikonia | sacarlson: please don't mock, it's not supported, leave it at that | 17:49 |
doctorZeus | thanks ikonia.. that's my understanding as well. Running a c2d 2.66ghz, average utilization reports are quite low | 17:50 |
Alonea | (12:47:15 PM) Alonea: ever since these newer kernels came out I can't get my wireless card to reliably work anymore. Sometimes it does, most of the time it just goes into an endless connect cycle, but hardly ever successfully connects | 17:50 |
aquifex | hi | 17:50 |
ikonia | doctorZeus: I have excellent performance on both raid 1, 5 and 6 | 17:50 |
wildc4rd | evenin' all! | 17:50 |
aquifex | where are stored in ubuntu the data from routine disk integrity checks? | 17:51 |
KernelCrash23 | very nice sarcasm sacarlson... I new but not noob OK, is that a sin or what??? Sometimes Linux geek think they are God or something... | 17:51 |
ikonia | KernelCrash23: please drop it | 17:51 |
doctorZeus | have you lost power abruptly? What kind of issues should I expect? I have an old UPS going but it's only good for a couple of minutes and I tend to get 5-10min drops in my area from time to time | 17:51 |
aquifex | I've had an "error on root partition" fixed by the system but i am not sure it is safe to use this installation now... | 17:52 |
ikonia | doctorZeus: I was losing power recently funny enough, and I've had zero issue with array rebuild | 17:52 |
Alonea | before the only drivers that would get my wireless to work is the ones from compat-wireless, but now they don't. They worked perfectly at first, but as ubuntu has updated, its stopped | 17:52 |
ikonia | aquifex: very safe | 17:52 |
doctorZeus | excellent.. worth a shot | 17:52 |
aquifex | @ikonia the error appeared after some random boot failures on my pc, probably hardware-caused | 17:53 |
doctorZeus | I will keep all of my critical stuff double backDupD on a USB until my confidence level comes around | 17:53 |
aquifex | i was worried that the reset can damage my system | 17:53 |
kjcole | I installed a fresh 10.04 a few weeks ago, and have been updating diligently. I noticed that /etc/motd -> /var/run/motd which is not present on my system. Which package would be the place to report or search for the bug? | 17:53 |
KernelCrash23 | I came here for help and I got nothing. Stupid geeks... FUCK THAT!!! | 17:54 |
aquifex | i am on 8.04 LTS | 17:54 |
Alonea | ikonia: this has been what I have been using for the last few months with no issues until recently: http://linuxon1001p.blogspot.com/2010/03/fixing-wireless.html | 17:54 |
maco | kjcole: its not on mine either | 17:54 |
zkriesse | KernelCrash23: What your language | 17:54 |
coz_ | KernelCrash23, you have to be patient... | 17:54 |
coz_ | KernelCrash23, if you ask and no one knows the answer somtimes unfortunately they dont answer | 17:54 |
coz_ | KernelCrash23, however you can also visit ##linux channel | 17:54 |
doctorZeus | Alonea I actually had the same issue..it would randomly lose it's mind and drop the wireless connection, using a linksys pci card. I could not find a solution, but switching to an old linksys usb adapter seemed to fix the problem (mostly), it only dropped a few times in a couple of weeks opposed to a few times a day | 17:55 |
aquifex | so the "errors on root partition" will not damage my critical files? | 17:55 |
bihari | kernelcrash whats you question? | 17:55 |
ikonia | he's gone | 17:55 |
iktomi | do any of you know where i can find all of the gnome launcher scripts? | 17:55 |
Alonea | doctorZeus: well, the thing is, it used to work perfectly, now I have only gotten it to connect twice maybe in the last couple weeks | 17:55 |
aquifex | ...is ubuntu so failsafe? | 17:55 |
jonathanrlively | Hi there, wondering if anyone has run into this problem- tried to change login sound(using ubuntustudio 10.04) in /usr/share/sounds/ubuntustudio/stereo/ and now have no login sound. Tried to change back to default and still no login sound. | 17:56 |
iktomi | i'm trying to add the Log Out launcher to a menu but i don't know the name of it, so i want to find out where all of those are located | 17:56 |
doctorZeus | Same with me Alonea. I was I had been paying better attention but it seemed to start immediately following an update | 17:56 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, is the new log in sound an .ogg or .wav?? | 17:56 |
kjcole | maco: Doesn't seem like a big deal, but does seem like a bug. Just not sure which package deals w/ it. But silly me: I can check myself... | 17:56 |
aquifex | login sound is stored somewhere | 17:56 |
churl | How does one make Nautilus remember what app you want it to use to open a file? (Right click->Open With Other App->Remember this app is not working) | 17:56 |
jonathanrlively | tried both file types | 17:56 |
Alonea | doctorZeus: and the ndiswrapper was horrid before and dropped constantly so I am not going back to that | 17:56 |
iktomi | churl: there should be an option to set default programs that is easily accessible somewhere | 17:57 |
doctorZeus | Alonea because I had the USB card to try I didn't see how deep that rabbit hole went. Seeing as we both had the issue I'd go so far as to say other people have and their should be some bug reports out there with (hopefully) workarounds or resolved | 17:57 |
maco | kjcole: i dont actually see any packages listed as providing /var/run/motd when i do an apt-file search | 17:57 |
iktomi | i saw it while looking through one of the menus | 17:57 |
jonathanrlively | and changing back to the exact same default login sound config still doesn't work | 17:57 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, ok check under system/preferences/ sound to be sure nothing is musted and also with alsamixer in the terminal | 17:57 |
Larimani | flash videos (youtube) are choppy on my new lubuntu install... those vids play fine on windows 7... any idea why? | 17:57 |
Alonea | doctorZeus: well, my card isn't linksys. Its a netbook with..let me look that up again | 17:57 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, they sould be .ogg files I believe | 17:58 |
bathacid | hello | 17:58 |
kjcole | maco: see /var/lib/dpkg/info/initscripts.postinst | 17:58 |
iktomi | so do any of you know how i can add the Log Out button (addable in the "add to panel" window, but i don't know the name of it to add it to a menu)? | 17:58 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, i am also assuming you renamed the new file to the same name as the old one ...yes?? | 17:58 |
jonathanrlively | system/preferences/sound is fine and all other sounds play fine- just the login won't work anymore | 17:58 |
sacarlson | Larimani: maybe change the cache mem or whatever the buffer mem | 17:58 |
Alonea | 01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Atheros AR8132 / L1c Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev c0) | 17:58 |
Alonea | 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. Device 002c (rev 01) | 17:58 |
Larimani | thanks sacarlson, I'll look into that | 17:59 |
kjcole | maco: It doesn't provide /var/run/motd, but links /etc/motd to it... | 17:59 |
jonathanrlively | tried renaming the file to the original- desktop-login.ogg and still doesn't work | 17:59 |
jonathanrlively | odd thing is that reverting back to the original desktop-login.ogg file doesn't work anymore either | 17:59 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, was this the drums one or the song one | 17:59 |
maco | kjcole: well i dont think anything provides the file its trying to point to though | 17:59 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, did you restart x to test or even reboot | 17:59 |
jonathanrlively | song one | 18:00 |
maco | kjcole: but sure file a bug that maybe the symlink is tryign to link to the wrong place | 18:00 |
kjcole | maco: as does base-files.postinst | 18:00 |
doctorZeus | does anyone know where the ubuntu update change logs get posted to? | 18:00 |
jonathanrlively | restarted x and rebooted several times- no luck | 18:00 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, so it was the deskto-login.ogg ..yes? | 18:00 |
bjhaid | hi, i successfully had a adhoc wifi connection with a vista machine, but i could not share files, i have samba installed, can anyone pls help out on this? | 18:00 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, rather desktop-login.ogg | 18:00 |
jonathanrlively | yes, desktop-login.ogg | 18:01 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, let me find another sound here and test hold on | 18:01 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: adhoc conection so you can ping him? | 18:01 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: i can ping, though it took a while before i had a succesful ping | 18:02 |
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kreme191 | chong: I booted my computer from the live cd and opened terminal, and when i typed in /boot/grub/grub.cfg it said "command not found" but grub2 is installed on ubuntu 10.04 | 18:02 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: do you just want to move one file or many? | 18:03 |
jonathanrlively | tried changing the setting in system/preferences/startup applications/Gnome login sound and no luck. Tried changing manually as root in /usr/share/sound/ubuntustudio/stereo and no luck either | 18:03 |
Alonea | ok, how about this then is there a way to go back to a previous kernel? | 18:03 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, mmm ok its going to take me a while to test ... I have to increase volumes on these sound files I have | 18:03 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: i wan to be able to share resources, move files and sorts, just be able to access both pcs | 18:03 |
jonathanrlively | apparently canberra-gtk-play is the application that plays the login sound but can't find much documentation on it | 18:04 |
Larimani | sacarlson, the problem doesn't seem to be with the buffer thing because flash video plays fine in normal size. only starts lagging in full-screen. does flash for linux not use accelerated graphics? | 18:04 |
vipinb | Hi all | 18:04 |
bathacid | hello vipinb | 18:04 |
vipinb | I'm getting my syslog is populated this message completly "ratelimit.c: 661 events suppressed" | 18:04 |
edbian | Larimani, It is poorly written I know. I'm not sure if it accelerated or not. I just know it runs crappy on pretty much every system. | 18:05 |
vipinb | anyone know to solve this issue | 18:05 |
vipinb | please | 18:05 |
Larimani | edbian: :( | 18:05 |
sacarlson | Larimani: sounds like your not using the best video drivers | 18:05 |
littlepenguin | edbian i save them as movie file and use vlc | 18:05 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, right you could try to reinstall libcanberra-common | 18:05 |
vipinb | Hi bathacid | 18:06 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: i wan to be able to share resources, move files and sorts, just be able to access both pcs | 18:06 |
vipinb | can you help me on this issue | 18:06 |
edbian | littlepenguin, clever! | 18:06 |
Larimani | sacarlson: I'm using the open-source ones i think... because when i go into the "Hardware Drivers" it's empty in there... which is strange because i does find my card in Ubuntu but not in Lubuntu | 18:06 |
aquifex | do someone know where are stored reports from routine system integrity check | 18:06 |
aquifex | please? | 18:06 |
jonathanrlively | coz, will give that a shot now. let you know how that works out in a minute. Thank you. | 18:07 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: can you connect with a wire first and get the samba working before you deal with the wifi problems? | 18:07 |
Larimani | sacarlson: lspci | grep VGA | 18:07 |
Larimani | 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G92 [GeForce GTS 250] (rev a2) | 18:07 |
sacarlson | Larimani: nvidia my favorite | 18:08 |
Larimani | sacarlson: :) lol | 18:08 |
coz_ | jonathanrlively, just a hint...when talking with someone specifically...type the first 2 or 3 letters of their name and hit the tab key to complete ...this way the person will be alerted | 18:08 |
edbian | !tab | 18:08 |
ubottu | You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 18:08 |
hsa2 | j #omgubuntu | 18:08 |
sacarlson | Larimani: can you play like totem and see how it works? | 18:08 |
aquifex | ...are the reports stored somewhere? | 18:08 |
jonathanrlively | coz, did that work? been awhile since I used irc | 18:09 |
sacarlson | Larimani: maybe it's a flash thing | 18:09 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: with wire, without samba i can access the vista machine, and that's adequate for me, though i would like to get samba working but what i have already would be adequate with the wifi | 18:09 |
Pici | aquifex: What reports? | 18:09 |
aquifex | what type of question this channel is for? :P | 18:09 |
aquifex | ah reports | 18:09 |
Pici | aquifex: This channel is for Ubuntu support only. | 18:10 |
jonathanrlively | aquifex, general ubuntu questions | 18:10 |
aquifex | from system file integrity check routine after 20 boots | 18:10 |
Pici | aquifex: in /var/log/fsck/ | 18:10 |
Larimani | sacarlson: Tried Gnome Mplayer (default player that comes with lubuntu) and it plays videos fine in normal & full-screen | 18:10 |
aquifex | the last repotred "errors on root partition" | 18:10 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: I have had many problems getting security setup on samba with windows. every time it takes me 2 hours to get to work | 18:10 |
aquifex | i want to see what were in it | 18:10 |
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Pici | aquifex: I just told you. | 18:10 |
aquifex | and if this is severe | 18:10 |
aquifex | OK | 18:10 |
aquifex | @Pici thanks | 18:11 |
Larimani | sacarlson: verdict: adobe sucks @ss ? | 18:11 |
lojack | Anyone know much about udev? What rule sets default options for external NTFS volumes? | 18:11 |
vipinb | can anyone please help me i'm getting in my syslog populate with "ratelimit.c: 661 events suppressed"... please please anyone help me | 18:11 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: if I move files it sometimes easier to setup apache2 on my ubuntu and have the windows just get it from a browser | 18:11 |
Kyle__ | Does anyone know if there's a metapackage that installs a full compliment of the R project? | 18:12 |
prakriti | is there a way to get ubuntu's rhythmbox to use the old style notification icon? the one that accepts scroll wheel for volume control | 18:12 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: i am not really interested in getting samba work, with wired connection i can access windows so all i would want is to access windows from ubuntu | 18:12 |
IdleOne | !language | Larimani | 18:12 |
ubottu | Larimani: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 18:12 |
Larimani | oops | 18:12 |
sacarlson | Larimani: I havn't tried youtube with my new ubuntu 10.04 maybe your corect | 18:12 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: apache2 how do i get that done | 18:13 |
sacarlson | apt-get install apache2 | 18:13 |
Larimani | sacarlson: guess i'll just have to live with it... thanks for the help! | 18:13 |
n00bzies | Hey peeps I'm failing hardcore and was wondering if once again someone would be able to help. lol :-/ | 18:14 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: oh windows from ubuntu that's not going to help you then | 18:14 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: I guess you will need samba then | 18:15 |
iktomi | n00bzies: what's the issue you're having | 18:15 |
iktomi | sacarlson: windows can also use NFS | 18:15 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: lemme know how u get the apache2 done, could be an interesting challenge | 18:15 |
iktomi | windows doesn't setup NFS support by default though. you have to add it using the add/remove apps thing | 18:15 |
Mortuis | Is there a way to have both Firefox 3.5.9 AND the current firefox on my 10.04 system at the same time? | 18:16 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: iktomi maybe that would be easier. nfs has very little security | 18:16 |
lojack | vipinb: Does your question relate to a mediacenter PC? | 18:16 |
hsa2 | why ubuntu is using pulseaudio while it's not stable yet? | 18:16 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: iktomi: only thing I used nfs for was boot off network | 18:17 |
iktomi | sacarlson: yeah do a google search for your version of windows and you shuld be able to find plenty of info. about it | 18:17 |
edbian | Mortuis, Yes, go to the website and compile 3.5.9 by hand and give it a different name. | 18:17 |
DasEi | hsa2: I like pulse | 18:17 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: how do i get nfs working? | 18:17 |
edbian | Mortuis, The current version will be handled by the package manager. The package manager will not be aware of this older version. | 18:17 |
hsa2 | DasEi, is it because you like it? | 18:17 |
iktomi | bjhaid: on windows? | 18:17 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: google find the driver | 18:17 |
hsa2 | when i hit pause on a youtube video i still hear sound of video for half a second, i hate pulseaudio | 18:17 |
vipinb | lojack: I'm using ubuntu 10.04 when ever I play sound in my system my syslog is populated with "Ratelimit.c: 92 events suppressed" message | 18:17 |
bjhaid | sacarlson: the driver works on both right? | 18:18 |
Mortuis | edbian: great, thanks | 18:18 |
barf00365 | Hi all, my 10.04 server installation refuses to power off. Running sudo shutdown -P now results in everything correctly shutting down but then it hangs on a 'System Halted' message. Anyone any ideas? | 18:18 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: setup the nfs on windows first nfs is easy on linux | 18:18 |
edbian | Mortuis, Yep. | 18:18 |
iktomi | bjhaid: yes google "windows NFS" to figure out how to get NFS support on windows | 18:18 |
DasEi | hsa2: I had my time to understand it, it's not like alsa or oss, but acts as a proxy to intermediate between different sound apps | 18:18 |
iktomi | it is incredibly easy | 18:18 |
edbian | barf00365, Did you try shutdown -h (for halt) Does shutdown -r work?? | 18:18 |
bjhaid | iktomi: thanks, i would read it up | 18:18 |
DasEi | hsa2: I just switched over, what's your issue ? | 18:18 |
hsa2 | DasEi, i have not one, i have more than one | 18:19 |
hsa2 | as i said: when i hit pause on a youtube video i still hear sound of video for half a second, i hate pulseaudio | 18:19 |
barf00365 | edbian : shutdown -r works and reboots but shutdown -h gives me the same system halted error and then just sits there until I press the power button | 18:19 |
sacarlson | bjhaid: but I don't recall using it for this before but eather way will work eather get samba to work or nfs on windows | 18:19 |
Honey01 | http://doiop.com/Ma-toff.jpeg | 18:19 |
th0r | barf00365: had that problem once with a laptop, had to boot with noacpi, or noapm, something like that | 18:19 |
hsa2 | and on gamezer.com (it's a online billiard game page) sound delays about 1 sec | 18:19 |
lojack | vipinb: Do you have a souundcard with an LCD? | 18:19 |
x_link | Hi! | 18:19 |
edbian | barf00365, Hmmm, odd. I don't know! | 18:19 |
Honey01 | hi all its my pic take the link shake me out ;) | 18:19 |
x_link | I have a small problem | 18:20 |
Honey01 | http://doiop.com/Ma-toff.jpeg | 18:20 |
n00bzies | oops sorry I forgot I'm not supposed to say that and just go with the issue. -_-'' sorry!!! Ok so I need to set environmental variables for JAVA_HOME and I've done the following: :~$ vi ~/.bash_profile then export JAVA_HOME=usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/ but I get error E486: Pattern not found: export JAVA_HOME= | 18:20 |
lojack | vipinb: Or something similar? | 18:20 |
Honey01 | http://doiop.com/Ma-toff.jpeg | 18:20 |
bjhaid | thanks | 18:20 |
x_link | I want to run a program as root, so I type in "su" in the terminal. Then it asks me for password. | 18:20 |
edbian | barf00365, Sounds like a little anomily in your hardware. | 18:20 |
jonathanrlively | cozziemoto: don't have a libcanberra-common package available. Tried reinstalling libcanberra-gtk-module and still no luck | 18:20 |
x_link | But I havent set any password. | 18:20 |
KE1HA | shutdown -h is the same as shutdown -P or at least, -P implies -h, maybe there's a link missing. | 18:20 |
Slart | x_link: use sudo | 18:20 |
x_link | I cant | 18:20 |
barf00365 | th0r : I';ve been lookin at acpi=off and apm but still no joy | 18:20 |
edbian | x_link, It doesn't show up when you type, it is typing it. I assure you. | 18:20 |
Slart | x_link: or sudo -i if you want a root terminal | 18:20 |
Jobob | Awaiting need of help. | 18:20 |
barf00365 | edbain : Seems to be, its starting to stress me! | 18:20 |
Slart | x_link: just type in your user password.. the same one you login in with | 18:20 |
vipinb | lojack: I did not understood your question. But I have onboard sound card | 18:20 |
edbian | barf00365, Sorry to hear that! :( I'm not sure what to say. does dmesg show you anything about it? | 18:21 |
x_link | Slart: It says that it's the wrong password | 18:21 |
ohies | hi guys, I am using Ubunt Netbook, is it possible to use skype web cammera? and how? | 18:21 |
Jobob | ohies | 18:21 |
Jobob | hi | 18:21 |
Slart | x_link: using "su" or "sudo -i" ? | 18:21 |
kreme191 | I am trying to configure grub to dual boot windows and ubuntu, i have them both installed and i'm trying to get into grub.cfg with the live cd but I can't, even though it exists | 18:21 |
Jobob | i will be happy to help | 18:21 |
prakriti | lets try another tactic.... can I add pulse application volume controls to the sound menu? | 18:21 |
x_link | Slart: "sudo -i" worked, thanks | 18:21 |
th0r | barf00365: just did a very quick google, it is noacpi, not acpi=off, if I remember correctly | 18:21 |
bihari | i have a question can any one have used metaspoilt on ubuntu ? | 18:21 |
Slart | x_link: you're welcome | 18:21 |
NRemorse | Hello all, I am trying to get my cron job to run for a specific user...when i crontab -l it shows up...but never actually runs. i hate it | 18:22 |
sacarlson | ohies: if your web cam works then yes, I've have skype installed on ubuntu 10.04 | 18:22 |
Jobob | Please give me your version of ubuntu and your skype web camera type. | 18:22 |
barf00365 | edbian : too much info returned! Is there a way to drill it down to the relevant info? | 18:22 |
flambo | hey guys.. i have a problem with phonegapsimulator deb, it has a dependancy of adobeair, ofcourse i did a local install of air under just my user, (/home/me/opt/lib/adobe/) but the phonegap deb gives out about the dependancy in aptitude | 18:22 |
barf00365 | th0r : Thanks ill try it now | 18:22 |
flambo | can i force it to ignore this dependancy in my dpk setup somehow? # | 18:22 |
prakriti | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoundMenu <--- or set it up like this | 18:22 |
x_link | Slart: Can't I just highlight a file and choose to run it as root? | 18:22 |
ohies | sacarlson, web camera works fine, but I am unsing skyp 2.1 beta version. it has not web camera? waht t o do? | 18:22 |
Pici | !who | 18:22 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 18:22 |
Slart | x_link: not with regular nautilus, no | 18:22 |
Slart | x_link: I think there are some addons you can install that will give you a right click option to "run as administrator" | 18:23 |
edbian | barf00365, It's in time order. You can see the time in seconds that each line was written. Most of it happens within 2 minutes of booting. Look at the last like 20 lines. That's where you're likely to see something. | 18:23 |
Jobob | chat/ohies | 18:23 |
Jobob | damn | 18:23 |
iktomi | man the new Ambiance theme is nice. waaaaaay better than Human was | 18:23 |
lojack | vipinb: Its definately a pulseaudio issue, though a lot of people with VCDs have reported though entries in syslog. | 18:23 |
x_link | Slart: What's the name of that addon? | 18:23 |
lojack | vipinb: ...those entries in syslog. | 18:23 |
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ohies | Jobob, I need skype with vido call option for netbook ubuntu 10.04 | 18:24 |
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Jobob | ohies, please chat in the tab i opened. then recap your problem. | 18:24 |
ELtu1 | 1537 people?! | 18:25 |
Slart | x_link: I can't find it at the moment.. you can create your own by using "nautilus-actions" though | 18:25 |
ELtu1 | ....... | 18:25 |
sacarlson | ohies: ID 0545:8080 Xirlink, Inc. IBM C-It Webcam | 18:25 |
vipinb | lojack: I also agree with it. In my system I have 4 speaker. i have seleted profile as analog duplex. Still my 4 speaker is working by that time this is not populating. But when I select profile analog sourroudning 4.0 out. I'm getting this messages | 18:26 |
ohies | Jobob, ok :)) | 18:26 |
Alonea | anyone know how to go back to a previous kernel and remove the newer ones? | 18:26 |
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NRemorse | Anybody here know why crontab -l would show my cronjob but never run? | 18:26 |
aguitel | Alonea, with synaptic | 18:26 |
Slart | NRemorse: what are you trying to run? it might just be that your command doesn't work the way you intended | 18:27 |
kn100 | is it possible to read ext4 in windows yet? | 18:27 |
NRemorse | my command works... | 18:27 |
xangua | kn100: no | 18:27 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: show me the crontab line | 18:27 |
NRemorse | its echo "test" > test.log | 18:27 |
kn100 | xangua, damn | 18:27 |
NRemorse | ok | 18:27 |
Slart | NRemorse: crontab doesn't get access to the X sessions for one thing.. there are lots of tricky little things that might go wrong | 18:27 |
NRemorse | slart: no X, its ubuntu server | 18:27 |
DasEi | kn100: last tries only the root dirs, no subfolders, but ext3 works | 18:27 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: did you check the log to see what it did? | 18:27 |
Slart | NRemorse: might want to add an absolute path to that file | 18:27 |
NRemorse | 0,30 * * * * echo "test" > /home/arf4kids/public_html/office/log/cron.log | 18:27 |
kn100 | there is no chance in hell i'm going to go back to ntfs | 18:28 |
grendal_prime | anyone have any experience with honeypotting? | 18:28 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: nothing was put in | 18:28 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: you can edit your /boot/grub/grub.cfg file to show all available kernels at boot and select the one you want | 18:28 |
Slart | NRemorse: and make sure permissions are ok | 18:28 |
kn100 | I've never had so much trouble in my life | 18:28 |
DasEi | kn100: use ext3 | 18:28 |
grendal_prime | i want to simulate like 200 or so openvpn clients | 18:28 |
NRemorse | slart: permissions ok and are owned by user | 18:28 |
kn100 | DasEi, my disk is already ext4 | 18:28 |
lojack | vipinb: grep the log for pulseaudio and see of there are any good messages before the ratelimit* entries | 18:28 |
bathacid | is there a site that compiles how to do most of the server functions that ubuntu server supports or is there no one site and its on many | 18:28 |
kn100 | DasEi, Is there any way to convert it back without moving the data off the drive? | 18:28 |
c3l | Id like to point out that a part of the official documentation is unreachable: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/switching/index.html | 18:28 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: did the user have permision in that directory to write? | 18:28 |
Pici | !serverguide | bathacid | 18:28 |
ubottu | bathacid: The Ubuntu server guide may be found at http://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ | 18:28 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: I did that, but when I load an earlier one and try to install drivers it complains of missing folders and stuff for that kernel | 18:29 |
Slart | NRemorse: it's supposed to run twice an hour, right? at 9:00, 9:30, 10:00 and so on? | 18:29 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: i can execute the command under that user and it writes to that file, yes | 18:29 |
NRemorse | slart: yes | 18:29 |
DasEi | kn100: ic, make a little extra partition ? ext4 back to 3 ? I don't believe | 18:29 |
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kn100 | DasEi, I could do it, but it'd be a huge amount of work :( | 18:29 |
flambo | so guys, i have a deb which gives out about dependancy, i have that dep' installed as a binary under my home directory, so can i force apt-get/itude to stop trying to uninstall the deb? | 18:29 |
kn100 | DasEi, guess I'll have to :) | 18:29 |
kn100 | xD | 18:29 |
NRemorse | !who | 18:29 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 18:29 |
vipinb | lojack: yes when i change back the profile to sourround 4.0 output and check before ratelimit* entries there are messages | 18:29 |
x_link | Slart: Aha okey, well thanks again! =) | 18:29 |
ELtu1 | 18:29 | |
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Guest91930 | hi some one plz explain whats this "root (hd0,1)" and how to find the partition .... | 18:30 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: I didn't know there was such an hour as 30 | 18:30 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: I thought there was only 24 hour in a day | 18:30 |
DasEi | kn100: just googled it : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1096933 | 18:30 |
Slart | NRemorse: checking the same thing on my machine.. | 18:30 |
NRemorse | uhhh | 18:30 |
Slart | NRemorse: the crontab thing | 18:31 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: the first parameter is minutes buddy | 18:31 |
NRemorse | slart: thank you | 18:31 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: fortunately I've never had to revert to an earlier kernel: what problem specifically are you having? | 18:31 |
DasEi | Guest91930: seems like you talk of a command from grub1 shell | 18:31 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: the 2nd parameter is hour | 18:31 |
Slart | NRemorse: worked here.. can you pastebin the output of crontab -l ? | 18:31 |
NRemorse | and that is * | 18:31 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: oh ok on the hour and ever 30 min | 18:31 |
NRemorse | :) | 18:31 |
DasEi | Guest91930: please detail whole story/distro | 18:31 |
NRemorse | no need for pastebin...only 1 entry under crontab -l for this user (im testing) | 18:31 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: wireless no longer works no matter how many time I reinstall the drivers. | 18:31 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: yes! :) | 18:31 |
vipinb | lojack : You can check this link to find out the messages before ratelimit* entries http://pastebin.com/pfgBT9XJ | 18:32 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: uh oh, what kind of wireless card are you using? | 18:32 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: and they used to work fine before, but after some update or another its broken | 18:32 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: 01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Atheros AR8132 / L1c Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev c0)02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. Device 002c (rev 01) | 18:32 |
NRemorse | the output of my crontab -l is 2 lines...1= MAILTO"my@email.com" and 2= 0,30 * * * * echo "test" > /home/arf4kids/public_html/office/log/cron.log | 18:32 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: should work I would think | 18:32 |
Slart | NRemorse: and the path to the file is ok? it exists? | 18:32 |
NRemorse | slart: the file exists...and i can execute that same command at the command prompt and it works | 18:33 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: maybe cron is not running? | 18:33 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: well, there are many cronjobs running on this machine. could it be shut off for just one user? | 18:33 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: not lickly | 18:34 |
lojack | vipinb: Oh, alsa issues? | 18:34 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: that's what I was afraid of. Atheros chipsets are notoriously buggy with linux systems. I just had a problem with the exact same 8132 chipset on a client's laptop and ended up having to reinstall Windows 7 which broke my heart | 18:34 |
NRemorse | :( | 18:34 |
rooks | Alonea, i had some problems with wifi yesterday after updating to recent kernels, it turned out that it was something with my wifi router, after reseting it all was back to normal | 18:34 |
vipinb | lojack: what should i Do to fix this | 18:34 |
Pici | NRemorse: is there an equals sign between MAILTO and your email address? | 18:34 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: oh I know this bug in cron if you don't have a new line or do have a new line at the end of the file | 18:34 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: and the thing is, its worked perfect for months. no issues once I started compiling them | 18:35 |
lojack | vipinb: Are your alsa and pulseaudio packages up to date? | 18:35 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: atheros has a linux driver for that family of chipsets on their support page but, I couldn't get it to work. | 18:35 |
radi | anyone here using gDesklets? | 18:35 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: so if there is a newline at the end remove it and if there isn't a newline at the end add it | 18:35 |
radi | i get an error when i try to start it | 18:35 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: What do you mean "a newline" | 18:35 |
DasEi | Guest91930: ? | 18:35 |
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Slart | NRemorse: you edited the crontab using crontab -e, right? | 18:35 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: also you should look at the cron log | 18:35 |
radi | Could not import tiling module! | 18:36 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: I dont use those. I use the ones from this guide:http://linuxon1001p.blogspot.com/2010/03/fixing-wireless.html | 18:36 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: ya if you don't use the crontab -e it won't change until you reboot | 18:36 |
vipinb | lojack: I'm using the latest ubuntu 10.04 with all update. That mean my pulse and alsa will be up to date?? | 18:36 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: the cron.log shows LIST, REPLACE and RELOADS for that user | 18:36 |
lojack | vipinb: Yes, it does. | 18:37 |
lojack | vipinb: Obviously your problem is related to sound (drivers). I can't help any more than that. Try posting to Ubuntu forums and see if anyone outside of IRC can help? | 18:37 |
soreau | Alonea: What wifi drivers are you installing? You shouldnt have to install anything for atheros chipsets since the driver (that is already in the linux kernel) should be autoloaded and working OOTB | 18:37 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: but no run at that 30 min interval | 18:37 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: i rebooted 4 hours ago | 18:37 |
rooks | Alonea, i recommend intel 5300 wifi for lappy, especially if you have 3 antennas, i only have 2 in my lappy but nevertheless the card works very well | 18:37 |
bathacid | this may sound dumb but its a serious question if i make a dns server do i need to add a name server to the ifconfig? | 18:37 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: correct | 18:37 |
Alonea | soreau: it never worked out of the box since this was a newer atheros card | 18:37 |
vipinb | lojack: thank you.. I will try that | 18:37 |
lojack | vipinb: It is very frustrating when you can find an answer to a question, I know. | 18:37 |
soreau | Alonea: Did you try a 10.04 live cd? | 18:37 |
oka | hi DrDuck | 18:38 |
DrDuck | How do you take screenshots of your desktop on ubuntu? | 18:38 |
DrDuck | Hi, oka | 18:38 |
rooks | bathacid, dns = converitng ip to names and back, ifconfig = telling which interface has which ip | 18:38 |
Dunkirk | bathacid: Put "nameserver xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa" in your /etc/resolv.conf | 18:38 |
Jobob | should be Prnt Screen like windows drduck | 18:38 |
Alonea | soreau: nope. no cdrom on here. its a netbook. I did upgrade from 9.10 to 10 | 18:38 |
ZykoticK9 | DrDuck, one way is Application / Accessories / Take Screenshot | 18:38 |
lojack | DrDuck: printscreen | 18:38 |
Dunkirk | bathacid: Taking care of this at reboot can get tricky. There are several options. | 18:38 |
DrDuck | Jobob, where will the image be stored? | 18:38 |
DasEi | !screenshot | DrDuck | 18:38 |
ubottu | DrDuck: Screenshots can be made with the [PrtScr] button. Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://tinyurl.com/imagebin and post a link to it. | 18:38 |
KE1HA | Applications >> Accessories >> Take Screenshot | 18:38 |
DrDuck | ty | 18:38 |
DrDuck | I love you guys. | 18:38 |
DrDuck | :D | 18:38 |
DasEi | DrDuck : also gnome-utils offer a way | 18:38 |
NRemorse | I am dumbfounded over this | 18:39 |
vipinb | lojack: when I disable pulse i'm not getting this problem. But my issue is I want a volume control like in Ubuntu 8.04 . Here in 10.04 Volume control support Only pulse audio. If you have any idea on this can you help me | 18:39 |
oka | lo | 18:39 |
soreau | Alonea: Tried uninstalling the driver you installed and see if it just works? | 18:40 |
ZykoticK9 | vipinb, i don't think you'll get the default volume control to work without pulse (one side effect of removing it i'm affraid). You could try the older gnome volume control (not sure of package name sorry). | 18:40 |
lojack | vipinb: Sorry, I don't know. I wish I could help you. | 18:40 |
Alonea | soreau: I have a EEE 1001P. I could try, but I doubt it, unless you guys made drivers for this in the last month? | 18:40 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: I didn't try the wireless driver install, just the ethernet driver and couldn't get it to work. Spent hours trying to figure it out and finally gave up. If you figure it out, please let me know. jonathanrlively@aim.com I service computers for a living and one service I'm proud to offer is setting up people with open source solutions and those *expletive* atheros chipsets have been making my life miserable. I always stick wit | 18:40 |
kamil__ | rsdh | 18:41 |
sebsebseb | Hi | 18:41 |
bathacid | i just tried a (sudo apt-get update) and at the end recived -* W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5* any thoughts? | 18:41 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: oh? my ethernet works fine. I am talking to you on it | 18:41 |
maco | bathacid: you added a ppa and not its key | 18:41 |
xangua | !gpg | bathacid | 18:42 |
ubottu | bathacid: gpg is the GNU Privacy Guard. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto and class #8 on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ClassroomTranscripts | 18:42 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: Never had an issue with wired, just wireless | 18:42 |
vipinb | ZykoticK9: Ok But I will not remove it. I will remove it from start up and client.conif file of pulseaudio. This disable the pulseaudio?? | 18:42 |
ZykoticK9 | bathacid, i "think" you need: gpg –keyserver –recv 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5 && gpg –armor –export 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5 | sudo apt-key add - | 18:42 |
xumtkm | 你们都是外国人吗 | 18:42 |
Pici | !zh | xumtkm | 18:42 |
ubottu | xumtkm: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 18:42 |
oka | i wonder | 18:42 |
maco | bathacid: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 4E5E17B5 | 18:42 |
xumtkm | 聊什么的呢 | 18:43 |
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oka | totem doesnt come with decss support? | 18:43 |
oka | in the official distro? | 18:43 |
ActionParsnip | oka: you need to install the dvd codec | 18:43 |
ActionParsnip | !dvd | 18:43 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 18:43 |
sacarlson | jonathanrlively: I'm not sure but atheros is the chipset my eeepc uses and it's wifi and ethernet works ok. I don't have it running so I could be wrong but maybe see what driver they use in easypesy | 18:44 |
n00bzies | omg nvm I didn't have java installed sorry people. :( | 18:44 |
ZykoticK9 | oka, nope - you can install "libdvdread4" then run the appropriate script to install libdvdcss from the mediubuntu repo (or just add medibuntu and install libdvdcss2) | 18:44 |
Lizzard88 | Q: I'm using a program called PlayOnLinux and it tells me that I dont have 3D Acceleration, how do i enable it? | 18:44 |
rooks | i installed php5-adodb, any idea where is the include file for adodb? | 18:44 |
Lizzard88 | My video card is capable of 3d acceleration | 18:44 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga | 18:44 |
Lizzard88 | 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G71 [GeForce 7900 GS] (rev a1) | 18:45 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: have you installed the proprietary driver? | 18:45 |
ZykoticK9 | Lizzard88, System / Admin / Hardware Drivers - is nvidia enabled? | 18:45 |
Lizzard88 | yes | 18:45 |
ZykoticK9 | Lizzard88, System / Admin / Nvidia - what driver does it say is in use? | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: ok, do you get the error when you run an app, or just when you launch playonlinux? | 18:46 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: yeah, definitely a kernel version problem with the driver modules used. I always have problems with hardware vendors like Atheros and ATI and linux. They only offer limited support for their hardware. Next kernel update might break your ethernet too. | 18:46 |
Lizzard88 | When running the app, the app doesn't start and i get that message from PlayonLinux | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: ok, what app? | 18:46 |
Lizzard88 | Fallout 3 | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | oops, misread | 18:46 |
Alonea | jonathanrlively: if I wasn't already stressed out I would reinstall OS, but I need to calm down | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14322 have you read that? | 18:47 |
NRemorse | Anybody else wanna take a stab at my crontab problemo? It lists when i "crontab -l" but never executes the command. i can execute it manually and it works so its not syntax! | 18:47 |
oka | ok, so | 18:47 |
oka | sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh | 18:47 |
jonathanrlively | Alonea: hahaha, I feel your pain. I've spent the last two days just trying to get my login sound to work. Not a big deal but, stuff like that drives me crazy. And wireless connectivity is way more important. | 18:47 |
Lizzard88 | yes | 18:47 |
ActionParsnip | oka: sudo apt-get install libdvdread4; sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh done | 18:48 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: did you try add a line to the crontab file like I told you? | 18:48 |
ZykoticK9 | jonathanrlively, Alonea you guys should see if installing "dkms" helps for your kernel update issues | 18:48 |
oka | nic | 18:48 |
oka | nice | 18:48 |
oka | Setting up libdvdcss2 (1.2.10-0.3medibuntu1) ... | 18:48 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: oh you meant an empty line | 18:48 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: ok then it gets a gold rating so should run great | 18:48 |
Alonea | ZykoticK9: what is that? | 18:48 |
oka | thanks! | 18:48 |
Lizzard88 | ? | 18:48 |
ZykoticK9 | !info dkms | 18:48 |
ActionParsnip | oka: amazing what the official docs tell you eh ;) | 18:48 |
ubottu | dkms (source: dkms): Dynamic Kernel Module Support Framework. In component main, is optional. Version 2.1.1.2-2fakesync1 (lucid), package size 68 kB, installed size 460 kB | 18:48 |
Lizzard88 | This does not solve the problem | 18:48 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: yes newline blank line whatever | 18:48 |
Alonea | ZykoticK9: I mean, the kernel updates fine, it just breaks my wireless drivers | 18:49 |
Lizzard88 | Apparently, I dont have 3d acc | 18:49 |
oka | ActionParsnip, I guess it is non-official for legal reasons :) | 18:49 |
ActionParsnip | Lizzard88: i'd ask in #winehq as long as you have 3D accelleration running it should be fine (if you are runing compiz etc then you have 3D accel) | 18:49 |
ZykoticK9 | Alonea, it "should" install modules automatically when you update your kernel (might not work depending on what your modules are/or how they where installed) | 18:49 |
ActionParsnip | oka: pretty much,yep. Only open source stuff is on the install CD | 18:49 |
KE1HA | ActionParsnip, Have a Looky Here, may need winetricks installed: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?bShowAll=true&bIsQueue=false&bIsRejected=false&sClass=version&sTitle=&sReturnTo=&iId=14322 | 18:50 |
guzu | hello all | 18:50 |
ghoulmann | I'm installing a Ubuntu lab in a classroom with 6 workstations. I would like to be able to access any of the computers via gnome's vnc. Is there a way to disable the individual user from disabling remote desktop? | 18:50 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: i added a line in between the 2 lines good? | 18:50 |
ZykoticK9 | KE1HA, careful with winetrick - i've had a lot more issues with it recently, then i used too. | 18:50 |
Alonea | ZykoticK9: that sounds familar...I might already have that | 18:51 |
oka | lol | 18:51 |
oka | "Installing libdvdcss | 18:51 |
oka | Legal Warning: Check with your local laws to make sure usage of libdvdcss2 would be legal in your area." | 18:51 |
oka | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | 18:51 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: no at the end of the file | 18:51 |
FloodBot1 | oka: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:51 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: done | 18:51 |
ZykoticK9 | Alonea, "apt-cache policy dkms" will tell you for sure | 18:51 |
ActionParsnip | ghoulmann: make sure the users are not in the admin group, should be fine | 18:51 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: what should i do after dat? | 18:51 |
KE1HA | ZykoticK9, rrr .. I dont use them, but some folks do, and / or need too for whatever reason. | 18:51 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: ok wait and see | 18:51 |
ActionParsnip | oka: indeed, its so that a single ISO can traverse the globe without worrying about local laws | 18:51 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: make a new line that hapens in 2 min so we don't have to wait | 18:52 |
ZykoticK9 | KE1HA, it's pretty powerful, just has some "issues" ;) good luck man. | 18:52 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: we'll see in about 8 minutes, won't we then? | 18:52 |
Alonea | ZykoticK9: yup. its there. and this module is something I have been having to compile myself | 18:52 |
NRemorse | oh true | 18:52 |
Jelou | Hello, anyone knows how can i add a text to a panel that can change itself, like clock does? | 18:52 |
ZykoticK9 | Alonea, ummm i see. well sorry no other suggestions for ya, good luck man. | 18:52 |
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sacarlson | NRemorse: i just love the suspence | 18:53 |
Xpistos | getting an error that says ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/... does not exist. Dropping to a shell. What does that mean? | 18:53 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: ahahah i changed it to 0,2 | 18:53 |
WorldBFree | is there a good lightweight ubuntu distro that is good for using as a guest on virtual machine? | 18:53 |
NRemorse | i guess i can also put 0/2 couldn't i? | 18:53 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: boot to live cd and ceck fstab in the installed system compared to the output of: sudo blkid | 18:53 |
ZykoticK9 | WorldBFree, you could try lubuntu if you wished | 18:53 |
ActionParsnip | WorldBFree: Lubuntu | 18:53 |
ghoulmann | WorldBFree: Turnkey Linux core is built on Hardy. | 18:54 |
ActionParsnip | lubuntu in all cases :) | 18:54 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: ya that means it will start at 12:00 and 12:02 | 18:54 |
WorldBFree | sweet thanks guys, just what i was looking for | 18:54 |
kris33 | Hi everyone. If you're for legalization, please help spread this: http://digg.com/politics/Glenn_Beck_and_Sarah_Palin_supports_Marijuana_legalization | 18:54 |
ActionParsnip | WorldBFree: theres also fluxbuntu and moonos, none of these derivitive OSes are supported here | 18:54 |
NRemorse | if your time zone has you at noon ,yes. im about to hit 1400 hours | 18:54 |
ZykoticK9 | !ot | kris33 | 18:54 |
ubottu | kris33: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 18:54 |
NRemorse | so 1400, 1402, 1404 | 18:54 |
ActionParsnip | WorldBFree: XUbuntu is kinda light and you can install LXDE on it to make it light, or install Ubuntu minimal then install LXDE | 18:55 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: booing to a live cd now | 18:55 |
clarinet | Hi, guys. How long does compiling the kernel takes? | 18:55 |
ActionParsnip | clarinet: how long is a piece of string. | 18:55 |
ZykoticK9 | clarinet, depeneds on your system | 18:55 |
KE1HA | LOL | 18:55 |
Nebulosa | clarinet: CPU? | 18:55 |
guzu | i've installed 10.04 on a k50in asus notebook, and it hangs at reboot, after displaying "Restarting system" | 18:56 |
guzu | any idea? | 18:56 |
ActionParsnip | clarinet: depends on a whole host of stuff, CPU speed, bus speed, ram amount, drive speed, drive seek time, amount of modules | 18:56 |
Milp_main | Hey guys, why cant i connect my ubuntu laptop to the ad-hoc wifi network of my android cell? (unsecured) Wicd cant obtain an ip adress from it, however it works on my windows systems | 18:56 |
ZykoticK9 | ActionParsnip, i like you string question | 18:56 |
kreme191 | i'm using the live cd to configure grub to boot both windows and ubuntu | 18:56 |
clarinet | Nebulosa, AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ | 18:56 |
aquifex | is there a way to check all partitions for error - schedule that check for the next boot...(?) | 18:57 |
Nebulosa | clarinet: about 30 minutes | 18:57 |
ActionParsnip | clarinet: there is no real answer, people use time to time their compiles and it varys wiildly from 20 mins or so for 8 core cPU with 64Gb RAM to a few days on a Pent 200MMX with 64Mb RAM | 18:57 |
ActionParsnip | !fsck | aquifex | 18:57 |
ubottu | aquifex: fsck is the FileSystem ChecKer, which runs automatically when you boot if you didn't shutdown cleanly. Type "man fsck" for information on running it manually. The command "sudo shutdown -F -r now" will force a reboot and a filesystem check; "sudo touch /fastboot" will skip a filesystem check at next reboot | 18:57 |
guzu | aquifex, try: sudo touch /.autofsck | 18:57 |
guzu | !fsck | 18:57 |
clarinet | OK, thanks guys. | 18:57 |
KE1HA | Kernel Compile benchmarks, kinda old though: http://linuxgazette.net/issue32/henning2.html | 18:57 |
Nebulosa | clarinet: but if u will compile drivers only for you system | 18:58 |
guzu | !fsck | guzu | 18:58 |
ubottu | guzu, please see my private message | 18:58 |
aquifex | ok, running fcsk in opened system could damage filesystem? | 18:58 |
roy_ | Is it possible to connect to a windows server from Ubuntu using a remote desktop | 18:58 |
ActionParsnip | clarinet: check compile times online, expecting us to know is kinda a bit much, you may get slightly more luck in #gentoo | 18:58 |
oka | Milp_main, dunno, the embarrassingly default hotspot ad-hoc password is 1234567890 and the SSID is "HTC network" | 18:58 |
KE1HA | Just google Kernel Compile Benchmarks, there's loads of sites. | 18:58 |
ZykoticK9 | roy_, rdesktop | 18:58 |
ActionParsnip | roy_: sure you can use rdesktop to use the RDP protocol to connect to the Win Server | 18:58 |
jonathanrlively | ZykoticK9: Alonea, Was unaware of DKMS but, that seems like what I've been looking for. I was about to try and write my own script to recompile drivers automatically after kernel updates. Thank you. This should save me alot of wasted time. | 18:59 |
oka | Milp_main, dunno why they didnt let the user choose it | 18:59 |
NRemorse | here we go...im getting excited | 18:59 |
oka | (on HTC devices on 2.2) | 18:59 |
NRemorse | < one minute | 18:59 |
aquifex | ok thanks for advice!!!! | 18:59 |
Milp_main | oka i can find the network and connect, but i cant get an ip adress, it is not encrypted in any way | 18:59 |
roy_ | ok, thanks :) | 18:59 |
NRemorse | and...NOTHING | 19:00 |
ActionParsnip | Milp_main: is there any mac filtering enabled? | 19:00 |
NRemorse | it didn't run crap | 19:00 |
clarinet | ActionParsnip, OK. | 19:00 |
guzu | how can i search the ubuntu bugs database? | 19:00 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: if that fails I think you should reformat the disk drive..... just kiding | 19:00 |
Milp_main | ActionParsnip yes it is based on that, but the computer is enabled in it | 19:00 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: ahahaha | 19:00 |
ActionParsnip | Milp_main: i'd double check the mac | 19:00 |
KE1HA | clarinet, if your still here, here's one from Tom's Hardware, much newer info: http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/desktop-cpu-charts-q3-2008/Linux-Kernel-Compilation,841.html | 19:00 |
abhijit | guzu, you can search on launchpad | 19:00 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: Im stumped | 19:01 |
ZykoticK9 | guzu, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu | 19:01 |
ActionParsnip | guzu: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs | 19:01 |
Milp_main | ActionParsnip: It works like this: when someone connects the app notifies me and asks me if i want to enable him, and i did that ;) | 19:01 |
ActionParsnip | Milp_main: funky stuff, like it | 19:01 |
guzu | abhijit, ZykoticK9 ActionParsnip thank you | 19:01 |
clarinet | KE1HA, Thanks. | 19:01 |
Milp_main | ActionParsnip oh i forgot to mention that it always shows channel 6 for the network, no matter which channel i run it on | 19:01 |
Milp_main | ActionParsnip so it might not be able to connect at all afterall, it used to be able to once though | 19:02 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: ya me too. maybe just run a script instead of that line you have. I never do more that a script | 19:02 |
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NRemorse | sacarlson: well i was trying to run a script at first and it wasn't running...so i basicly just replaced my script with a command that I knew worked | 19:03 |
schmichael | is there a way I can specify packages to never install via a config file? | 19:03 |
sarawara | i have done a new install of 10.04 and seem not to be able to have Gimp, can someone advise me? (i'm not very skilled) http://paste.ubuntu.com/474163/ | 19:03 |
schmichael | or command line tool | 19:03 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: I feel crontab is NOT running for this user...or its not comparing the time correctly | 19:03 |
NRemorse | at all | 19:03 |
ActionParsnip | yo can pin versions of packages | 19:03 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: crap ok try run it as super user | 19:03 |
aquifex | sudo shutdown -F -r now | 19:03 |
aquifex | i entered this | 19:03 |
aquifex | and ubuntu 8.04 didnt checked after boot | 19:03 |
aquifex | ? | 19:03 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: it must be a permistion problem but you should have seen that in the logs | 19:03 |
ActionParsnip | schmichael: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto | 19:04 |
lungan | Having som trouble with ubuntu, if I have a whole site which I whanna download. How do I do that when the site have many links to files I also whanna download? | 19:04 |
schmichael | ActionParsnip: thanks! | 19:04 |
ZykoticK9 | sarawara, try "sudo apt-get update" then try "sudo apt-get install gimp" again | 19:04 |
KE1HA | clarinet, Also, heres a kernel Compile Bechmark Application for testing: http://linux.die.net/man/1/kcbench | 19:05 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: just sudo su and crontab -e and add your line there | 19:05 |
makson | Hi i'm creating a CHroot env following ubuntu doc and it has be running schroot -c chrootname to get into the ENC and i get this error http://pastebin.com/acr1Jjy8 any ideas? | 19:05 |
makson | the error is crappy | 19:05 |
ActionParsnip | NRemorse: you can use gnome-schedule as a gui to cron | 19:05 |
guzu | so, is there any way to make ubuntu reboot on this asus notebook? | 19:05 |
abhijit | lungan, http://www.surfoffline.com/ | 19:06 |
makson | any ideassssssss? on chroot issue? | 19:06 |
ZykoticK9 | guzu, "sudo shutdown -r now"? | 19:06 |
ActionParsnip | guzu: sudo shutdown -r now will make the system shutdown | 19:06 |
ActionParsnip | and reboot | 19:06 |
guzu | ZykoticK9, ActionParsnip no, it just hangs | 19:07 |
aeon-ltd | guzu: hardware forced restart? | 19:07 |
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abhijit | i was disconnected | 19:07 |
abhijit | lungan, http://www.httrack.com/ | 19:07 |
abhijit | lungan, http://www.surfoffline.com/ | 19:07 |
FloodBot1 | abhijit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:07 |
abhijit | :( | 19:08 |
ActionParsnip | guzu: then you have an issue with shutdown/restart | 19:08 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, i can keep the power button pressed, if that's what you mean | 19:08 |
aeon-ltd | guzu: press it once if it doesn't work force it by holding | 19:08 |
guzu | ActionParsnip, that is the whole idea. only, shutdown works fine | 19:08 |
ActionParsnip | guzu: try: sudo reboot | 19:09 |
guzu | ActionParsnip, tried. same hang | 19:09 |
frxstrem | is there some software that would allow me to apply an auto-tune effect to an audio track | 19:09 |
abhijit | lungan, you can read me? | 19:09 |
EcksBocksSocks | wait whats the problem guzu? | 19:09 |
guzu | ActionParsnip, also i've tried acpi=off, pci=noacpi, noapic nolapic | 19:09 |
guzu | EcksBocksSocks, this asus notebook hangs if i try to reboot | 19:10 |
guzu | EcksBocksSocks, asus k50in | 19:10 |
aeon-ltd | guzu: try reboot -f | 19:10 |
ActionParsnip | guzu: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/ubuntu-9-10-64bit-wont-boot-hangs-at-starting-up-787977/ | 19:10 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: when i run sudo blkid sda5 doesn't show up | 19:10 |
EcksBocksSocks | guzu, oh alright | 19:10 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, ok | 19:10 |
guzu | ActionParsnip, thank you | 19:10 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: could be why then, if you run: sudo fdisk -l does it show? | 19:10 |
Xpistos | how do I run a fsck on sda from the live cd? | 19:10 |
Xpistos | ext4 | 19:11 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: sudo fsck -a /dev/sda not sure you can fsck sda, you may have to fsck sda1 etc | 19:11 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: It shows all three devs and all their partitions | 19:11 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: including sda5? | 19:12 |
Xpistos | yes | 19:12 |
aquifex | haha~! | 19:12 |
aquifex | i found solution | 19:12 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, nice thing, it reboots immediately, apparently before entering shutdown sequence | 19:12 |
aquifex | :P:P:P | 19:12 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: then change the UUID=yaddayadda for /dev/sda5 | 19:12 |
Xpistos | how do I do that? | 19:12 |
aquifex | sudo touch /forcefsck | 19:12 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: not sure how | 19:12 |
lungan | abhijit, Yes I try with wget =) | 19:13 |
aquifex | ah, from live cd this should be simpler | 19:13 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: open the file in a text editor with gksudo | 19:13 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, sorry, that was a typo, it _ hangs _ immediately | 19:13 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: I think you have something here...crontab wants a path to run a file...you cannot just call echo | 19:13 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: you'll see a line like this (This is mine so don't copy this): UUID=849e9aae-99c4-4d47-803b-6ede182d0863 / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1 | 19:13 |
aeon-ltd | guzu: damn, what oes it say when it hangs? | 19:14 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: cool finaly | 19:14 |
aeon-ltd | *does | 19:14 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: I tried to fsck sda4 and it said attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read while trying to open | 19:14 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: change it to: /dev/sda5 / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1 | 19:14 |
abhijit | lungan, ok | 19:14 |
rooks | i installed php5-adodb, any idea where is the include file for adodb? | 19:14 |
NRemorse | sacarlson: when i tried to add that line as a superuser...it wouldnt' allow it | 19:14 |
Xpistos | sda5 is extended | 19:14 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, nothing, just freezes. i'll look in messages, maybe iu'll see something | 19:14 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: my next available woudl be sda7 | 19:14 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: why it checks it? | 19:15 |
Pici | rooks: in Lucid: /usr/lib/php5/20090626+lfs/adodb.so | 19:15 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: is sda5 an extended partition? | 19:16 |
sacarlson | NRemorse: well out of about 20 suggestions I give 1 sometimes works | 19:16 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: sda4 is extended | 19:16 |
Pici | rooks: Try dpkg -L php5-adodb next time | 19:16 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: but yes it is a partion from the extended | 19:16 |
rooks | pici, thanks, but i guess im still slot since its not include files for php but module file/plugin for server... but thx anyway | 19:17 |
Pici | rooks: Check dpkg -L for libphp-adodb perhaps? I'm not a php guy, so I'm not sure what exactly you're looking for. | 19:18 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: cool, as long as its not the extended itself | 19:19 |
rooks | pici, yay, thats it, thanks! | 19:19 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: if you change fstab like that it may work | 19:19 |
oka | http://phplens.com/lens/adodb/docs-adodb.htm | 19:20 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, nothing in messages | 19:21 |
ssuuddoo | my question: | 19:21 |
aeon-ltd | guzu: nothing outputted to vt1 (ctrl-alt-f1) | 19:21 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: well when I fsck the sda5 drive it says bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sda5 | 19:22 |
ssuuddoo | if i would like to add a new keyboard layout 2 ubuntu, where should I do it? | 19:22 |
abhijit | ssuuddoo, do you mean you want to type in your language? | 19:22 |
ssuuddoo | i want 2 type dvorak, not qwerty | 19:23 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: The superblock could not be read or does not descrie a correct ext2 fs. If the device is valid and it really cotains ext2 (which it does not ext4) fs then the superblock is corrupt and you might try running e2fsck with an alternate superblock | 19:23 |
ssuuddoo | and there is not yet a slovak-dvorak layout | 19:23 |
ssuuddoo | :D | 19:23 |
guzu | aeon-ltd, the system is frozen, no c-a-fn | 19:24 |
abhijit | ssuuddoo, http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/01/31/changing-the-system-keyboard-mapping-on-ubuntu-dvorak-vs-qwerty/ | 19:24 |
ssuuddoo | thnx, i know how 2 change it, I would just like this layout 2 be available from the box | 19:26 |
removemefromhere | hi, plug'n'play is not working for me in ubuntu 10.04 | 19:26 |
removemefromhere | can anyone help me? | 19:27 |
Slart | !details | removemefromhere | 19:28 |
ubottu | removemefromhere: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 19:28 |
ghoulmann | In Lucid, for Firefox, where can I put bookmarks that are common to all users of firefox on that workstation? | 19:30 |
removemefromhere | Slart, ubottu, everytime i want to connect something trough a usb port (external hd or flash memory) i have to restart | 19:30 |
removemefromhere | to get the computer to reconigze them | 19:30 |
removemefromhere | it's ubuntu 10.04 | 19:30 |
ZykoticK9 | removemefromhere, just an FYI ubottu is a bot (not a real person) | 19:30 |
sebsebseb | removemefromhere: ubottu is a computer program, not a person | 19:30 |
Slart | removemefromhere: hmm.. that's odd.. those usually work without any problems.. | 19:31 |
Slart | removemefromhere: do you have an usb-stick you can try with? | 19:31 |
savid | Why is there an adobereader-deu package and not an english one? | 19:31 |
removemefromhere | yes | 19:31 |
Slart | removemefromhere: ok.. open a terminal (from apps, accessories, | 19:31 |
removemefromhere | slart, yes | 19:31 |
removemefromhere | ok | 19:32 |
Slart | removemefromhere: and run tail -f /var/log/syslog in that terminal | 19:32 |
ActionParsnip | savid: theres acroread too, english | 19:32 |
ZykoticK9 | !partner | savid | 19:32 |
ubottu | savid: Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » | 19:32 |
ActionParsnip | savid: run: apt-cache policy acroread | 19:32 |
Slart | removemefromhere: that will give you a running display of the system log | 19:32 |
Slart | removemefromhere: now connect your usb stick to a free usb port and watch what gets printed out in that window | 19:32 |
ZykoticK9 | savid, ActionParsnip you need partner repo for acroread to show up | 19:33 |
abhijit | bye | 19:33 |
removemefromhere | ok, Slart | 19:33 |
removemefromhere | I'm going to do it | 19:33 |
ActionParsnip | ZykoticK9: adobereader-deu is also in partner :) | 19:34 |
ssuuddoo | any info about the layout? | 19:34 |
Slart | removemefromhere: if you want to, you can paste it to a pastebin.. that way we can take a look at it as well | 19:34 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: I double checked the UUID and I think it is the / partition | 19:34 |
jonathanrlively | Anyone have a problem changing their login sound? Using ubuntustudio 10.04 kernel 2.6.32-24-generic | 19:34 |
Slart | !pastebin | removemefromhere | 19:34 |
ubottu | removemefromhere: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 19:34 |
iktomi | is there any sort of program available to troubleshoot/stress test hardware/drivers? | 19:34 |
removemefromhere | Slart, it doesn't end | 19:34 |
iktomi | i need to figure out what is causing my system is run so poorly | 19:34 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: well yeah, otherwise it'd boot | 19:34 |
ZykoticK9 | ActionParsnip, your right ;) | 19:35 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: run: top and observe | 19:35 |
removemefromhere | Slart, the terminal gets stacked up | 19:35 |
ghoulmann | is there a way (Lucid) to have every user have the same bookmarks in firefox? | 19:35 |
Slart | removemefromhere: press ctrl+c to stop the log display thing | 19:35 |
iktomi | ActionParsnip: what am i looking for | 19:35 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: I usually put /, boot. home, data and swap in seperate partitions | 19:35 |
removemefromhere | slart, ok | 19:35 |
removemefromhere | slart, sorry | 19:35 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: high cpu usag | 19:36 |
Milp_main | Guys, i cant connect to ad hoc networks on my ubuntu machine, what is going wrong? Ive tried wicd | 19:36 |
removemefromhere | slart,. this is what i get without flash memory | 19:36 |
removemefromhere | http://pastebin.org/451398 | 19:36 |
Xpistos | could I reinstall /boot and / and leave the rest alone? | 19:36 |
Xpistos | leave home untouched etc | 19:36 |
Slart | removemefromhere: just so you have something to compare with.. here's what it looks like on my machine http://paste.ubuntu.com/474175/ | 19:36 |
iktomi | ActionParsnip: yeah the program with the highest usage is pulseaudio ranging from 5% to 10% | 19:37 |
GeekSquid | So I installed UEC, and completly Borked my system, currently running via live disk and chrooted into my drive, ... what is the best method of reversing what eucalyptus and UEC have done to make my machine unbootable... not even in recovery mode, | 19:37 |
n-iCe | hi, is there any way to make my connection kinda more stable? I'm not moving the pc or even the wireless card and the connections signal keeps changing, any ideas? thanks | 19:37 |
Slart | removemefromhere: that looks normal.. but nothing else happened when you connected the usb stick? | 19:37 |
thune3 | ghoulmann: not sure, maybe a bookmark sync add-on like https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2410/ | 19:37 |
removemefromhere | slart, mine has nothing to do with that | 19:37 |
removemefromhere | no | 19:37 |
removemefromhere | Slart, the output is exactly the same | 19:37 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: sounds fine, have you installed / configured video drivers | 19:38 |
Slart | removemefromhere: if you look at mine you see from line 5.. that's where the kernel sees the usb stick.. then it checks all kinds of stuff and in the end it mounts it so I can access it | 19:38 |
ghoulmann | thune3: thank you for taking the tine. I'm not much of a tech reader, but I think this gives an anwer? am I right?? | 19:38 |
Slart | removemefromhere: this might sound like a weird question.. but does the usb port work at all? or you said it worked if you restarted? | 19:38 |
iktomi | ActionParsnip: nah. i'm half guessing that's the issue, but i don't remember the standard drivers causing this much trouble even just moving windows around | 19:38 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga | 19:39 |
SimonP86 | hello, I have a clean install of Ubuntu that I just downloaded . I am able to run the GNU C compiler from the terminal using the gcc command, but when I try to run the GNU C++ compiler using the g++ command it doesn't work | 19:39 |
removemefromhere | Slart, it does work, if i have themory sitck connectend before booting, it odes work | 19:39 |
SimonP86 | does Ubuntu not come packaged with the GNU C++ compiler? | 19:39 |
iktomi | ActionParsnip: yeah i'm about to try installing the radeon driver | 19:39 |
maco | SimonP86: thats the gcc package | 19:40 |
rww | SimonP86: install the "build-essential" package if you haven't already | 19:40 |
Slart | SimonP86: try running "sudo apt-get install build-essential"... then try again | 19:40 |
SimonP86: ther is a c++ compiler in Ubuntu? | 19:40 | |
maco | SimonP86: build-essential is the package to pull in all the stuff for compilng | 19:40 |
Slart | removemefromhere: hmm.. what kind of computer is this? | 19:40 |
removemefromhere | Slart, IBM, Pentium IV | 19:40 |
removemefromhere | Slart, what exactly are you asking me? | 19:40 |
thune3 | ghoulmann: i'm not exactly sure what your use-case is, the add-on may be something to try. It's just a suggestion. | 19:41 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: The problem is the root partion for sure. Can I reinstall /boot and /root but not touch home and any other paritions | 19:41 |
Slart | removemefromhere: wondering if it might be some kind of powersaving feature that ubuntu didn't know how to handle.. | 19:41 |
ghoulmann | thune3: I'm running a ubuntu foss lab in a high school. | 19:41 |
b09m24s | can anyone help with a froyo problem | 19:41 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: sure, i'd go with the fstab edit first, might be fine | 19:41 |
Slart | removemefromhere: I've never heard of usb ports not working unless they are connected at boot.. | 19:41 |
n-iCe | hi, is there any way to make my connection kinda more stable? I'm not moving the pc or even the wireless card and the connections signal keeps changing, any ideas? thanks | 19:42 |
Pici | b09m24s: This channel is only for Ubuntu support. #android might be more appropriate. | 19:42 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: so change sda2 to like sda7 | 19:42 |
removemefromhere | slart, me neither, that's kind of an odd problem i don't know how to fix | 19:42 |
Diverdude | How can i see what kind of processor i am running ? | 19:42 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: no, change the uuid for /dev/sda5 | 19:42 |
ZykoticK9 | Diverdude, "cat /proc/cpuinfo" | 19:43 |
ActionParsnip | Diverdude: cat /proc/cpu | 19:43 |
tensorpudding | I'm curious what part of Eclipse depends on gcj, it'd be nice to remove that dependency so one doesn't have to have two Java's installed | 19:43 |
SimonP86 | thanks guys, g++ is installed now :) | 19:43 |
removemefromhere | Slart, thank you for trying to help me | 19:43 |
Slart | removemefromhere: I've been googling a bit but so far I haven't found anything | 19:44 |
removemefromhere | Slart, thank you anyway i'm starting to think that is a hardware problem | 19:45 |
opij | could anyone please tell me why google earth keeps crashing on mysystem? | 19:45 |
Jason_WT | hello all ... got a question related to serial ports; im looging for a way to log all the serial port data (i.e. what comes from the device and what is sent to the device) ... how can i do this? | 19:45 |
ChoHag | I'm playing around customising the latest Ubuntu, and I can't find any setting to stop opening all applications (except chrome for some reason) maximised. | 19:45 |
Slart | removemefromhere: you're welcome.. I'll let you know if I find anything useful | 19:45 |
ChoHag | I don't want to start anything maximised. | 19:45 |
hakzsam_ | Hi there, I have a problem during the installation of rhythmox from the git sources, the error message is here : http://pastebin.com/6tNs0dtr | 19:45 |
ChoHag | How can I turn it off? | 19:45 |
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Xpistos | ActionParsnip: sda5 doesn't show up in fstab | 19:45 |
iktomi | okay; how do i figure out if my setup is using the Radeon driver? | 19:46 |
thune3 | ghoulmann: if you are trying to have a default set of bookmarks, you might be able to clone a ~/.mozilla/firefox/?????.default/bookmarks.html across the different accounts. | 19:46 |
kerebrus | Ok sorry about the random letters irc freaked out | 19:46 |
ActionParsnip | Xpistos: yes but the root partition is defined as a UUID which you said doesnt show up in the output of: sudo blkid | 19:46 |
kerebrus | Anyone know of a terminal based port monitor/packet monitor? | 19:46 |
songer | hello | 19:46 |
ActionParsnip | ChoHag: you can use devilspie to manage windows as they open | 19:46 |
ZykoticK9 | ChoHag, applications should remember if they where maximized or not. open nautilus, make it not full screen - then close it. When you reopen nautilus it "should" not be fullscreen. | 19:47 |
oCean_ | kerebrus: tcpdump maybe? | 19:47 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: sudo lshw -C display may tell you | 19:47 |
Xpistos | ActionParsnip: sda5 doesn't show up but the UUID for the / parition does | 19:47 |
graffy | serious help please | 19:47 |
graffy | I think my IP has been put on a major blacklist | 19:47 |
graffy | how can i know for sure? | 19:47 |
oCean_ | graffy: what does that have to do with ubuntu? | 19:48 |
thune3 | ghoulmann: or export a set of bookmarks and have all users import them | 19:48 |
graffy | I get HTTP connection refused (102) | 19:48 |
kerebrus | graffy you really cant, why do you think you have been? | 19:48 |
graffy | and i cant nslookup or ping | 19:48 |
bazhang | graffy, contact your isp, that is not an ubuntu issue | 19:48 |
graffy | well i have been doing some web crawling | 19:48 |
spak | Ciao a tutti | 19:48 |
songer | my pci wireless does not recoconinize lucid any more | 19:48 |
bazhang | !it | spak | 19:48 |
kerebrus | graffy rofl what kind of web crawling ... | 19:48 |
ubottu | spak: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 19:48 |
graffy | web graph researcfh | 19:49 |
songer | is g 520 | 19:49 |
iktomi | ActionParsnip: it looks like it is using the radeon driver. is this driver supposed to perform poorly or what? when i tried running tuxracer i was getting about 0.5 FPS on a Radeon X800 card | 19:49 |
kerebrus | graffy that shouldnt get you blacklisted ... | 19:49 |
graffy | then i think its an OS thing | 19:49 |
oCean_ | graffy: your issue is not ontopic here | 19:49 |
graffy | for example i can DCHP for a public IP | 19:49 |
graffy | im doing this on a class A network... | 19:49 |
graffy | and i still have the problem | 19:50 |
graffy | thought maybe you could help me troubleshoot | 19:50 |
graffy | are there any global proxy settings in ubuntu? | 19:50 |
Milp_main | My ubuntu shows weird named wifi networks that dont exist and it cant connect to ad hoc networks, what is going wrong? | 19:50 |
oCean_ | graffy: you come in asking if you are blacklisted, and now it is an ubuntu issue? | 19:51 |
ssuuddoo | ok | 19:51 |
graffy | no I mean i can change my public IP | 19:51 |
cbronson | graffy: no. | 19:51 |
graffy | I am onl the local network of an isp | 19:51 |
oCean_ | graffy: contact your isp | 19:51 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: yes, the chip isnt supported by the proprietary driver | 19:51 |
graffy | I AM MY ISP | 19:51 |
opij | could anyone please tell me why google earth keeps crashing on mysystem? | 19:51 |
graffy | i can change my public IP | 19:51 |
graffy | and its still blocked | 19:51 |
graffy | i guess i started with the wrong phrase | 19:52 |
cbronson | graffy: you have to use one of the ones that was assigned in your block | 19:52 |
bazhang | !ot | graffy | 19:52 |
ubottu | graffy: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 19:52 |
c3l | graffy: you own an isp? | 19:52 |
ChoHag | ZykoticK9: They don't. Everything starts maximised whatever I do. | 19:52 |
ssuuddoo | I had a ubu question | 19:52 |
ssuuddoo | :D | 19:52 |
ssuuddoo | if i would like to add a new keyboard layout 2 ubuntu, where should I do it? | 19:52 |
graffy | I'm a network admin at a university that owns a class A block... | 19:52 |
ssuuddoo | i know how 2 change it, I would just like this layout 2 be available from the box | 19:52 |
iktomi | ActionParsnip: so it's normal for the radeon driver to perform poorly? | 19:52 |
oCean_ | graffy: have you tried other OS? | 19:53 |
ChoHag | opij: Did you sacrifice the goat with the black knife or the white? | 19:53 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: depends on your config | 19:53 |
ActionParsnip | iktomi: you can use an xorg.conf file to maybe specify better options for your chip | 19:53 |
graffy | yeah on Win 7 I can access the sites | 19:53 |
ChoHag | Were you turning widdershins while doing the chant at the time? | 19:53 |
graffy | its not an IP problem | 19:53 |
graffy | this is a software problem | 19:53 |
oCean_ | graffy: what does lsb_release -a output? | 19:53 |
graffy | sorry for ever mentioning that | 19:53 |
cbronson | there are global proxy settings in ubuntu | 19:53 |
ActionParsnip | graffy: is it related to ubuntu? | 19:53 |
opij | could anyone please tell me why google earth keeps crashing on mysystem? | 19:53 |
bazhang | ChoHag, thats not helpful | 19:53 |
ActionParsnip | opij: run it in a terminal, the output may be useful | 19:54 |
Slart | opij: run it from a terminal and tell us what is says when it crashes | 19:54 |
cbronson | system -> preferences -> network proxy (in gnome) | 19:54 |
maco | opij: theres a bug in the latest version | 19:54 |
maco | opij: rever to 5.1 i think | 19:54 |
ChoHag | bazhang: Nor is "Please tell me why foo is crashing on my system". | 19:54 |
graffy | No LSB modules are available. | 19:54 |
graffy | Distributor ID:Ubuntu | 19:54 |
graffy | Description:Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS | 19:54 |
graffy | Release:10.04 | 19:54 |
graffy | Codename:lucid | 19:54 |
FloodBot1 | graffy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:54 |
bazhang | ChoHag, if you dont know just dont answer | 19:54 |
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vipinb | anyone know how to install mixer applet in Ubuntu 10.04 | 19:54 |
Oer | opij start googleearth from terminal, does it show any error ? | 19:54 |
opij | how do i start google earth from terminal? | 19:55 |
kballash | YAY finally got my ubuntu up no more windows. If anyone is in here who was helping me earlier thanks a bunch | 19:55 |
songer | help | 19:55 |
ActionParsnip | vipinb: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/04/pulseaudio-mixer-applet-lets-you-change.html | 19:55 |
maco | the google earth package downloads the latest version, which is *broken* | 19:55 |
Oer | type: /home/<user>/google-earth//googleearth %f | 19:55 |
kballash | now how do i change my name lol | 19:55 |
oCean_ | graffy: when on internet, you don't go through proxy? So, if you change your ip, browsing to whatismyip.com shows the actual ip? | 19:55 |
songer | my my pci wireless does not recogninize eny more lucid | 19:56 |
songer | is g 520 | 19:56 |
graffy | yep not on proxy | 19:56 |
aeon-ltd | kballash: /nick | 19:56 |
graffy | its so odd | 19:56 |
graffy | some sites work | 19:56 |
ChoHag | I had to install Ubuntu using pxe, not the live CD (don't ask). Is there a list of packages which are installed by default? | 19:56 |
aeon-ltd | kballash: soz wrong context | 19:56 |
maco | opij: is it this? https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/googleearth-package/+bug/595887 | 19:56 |
ChoHag | ubuntu-desktop seems to be somewhat lacking on its own. | 19:57 |
graffy | but sites like newegg.com, amazon.com, microcenter.com will refuse on all ports | 19:57 |
ghoulmann | thune3: that'll work. thanks. | 19:57 |
oCean_ | graffy: and there's no squid running locally? Also tried different browsers? | 19:57 |
vipinb | ActionParsnip: This is pulseaudio mxier applet. I want to install mixer applet which is coming with gnome applet package... | 19:57 |
ActionParsnip | vipinb: i just websearched that out, maybe there is a ppa for it | 19:58 |
c3l | how do I see the sticky bit or whats it called when listing, it doesnt always show in the permission field (with ls -l) how do I know the exact permissions? | 19:58 |
graffy | squid is not installed | 19:59 |
graffy | all browsers and protocols seem to be refused | 19:59 |
guntbert | !enter | graffy | 19:59 |
ubottu | graffy: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 19:59 |
oCean_ | c3l: ls -l should show, but there's also 'stat filename' | 19:59 |
oCean_ | graffy: that's weird indeed. Especially when you say win7 has no issues. | 20:00 |
natesm | I have just installed maverick a3 and my username does not appear in gdm (no usernames appear), but my user/pw works fine, is there a way to enable username/password box like it used to be? can't find it in gconf and I have no idea where ubuntu hides gdm.conf | 20:00 |
guntbert | and, graffy if you talk to a person please put their nick at the beginning of your sentence to avoid confusion | 20:00 |
bazhang | natesm, #ubuntu+1 for that | 20:00 |
thierry | bonjour | 20:00 |
guntbert | !fr | thierry | 20:00 |
ubottu | thierry: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 20:00 |
tsolox | is it possible to put 4 user gmail accounts inside one .fetchmailrc file, and later manually and selectively download email of just one user. Like, "fetchmail -u john" ??? | 20:01 |
vipinb | ActionParsnip: But is it part of Ubuntu 10.04 Build??. Because i'm not able to find its binary in /usr/lib/gnome-applets folder | 20:01 |
graffy | oCean_: yeah I guess I can set my public IP to the one Windows pulls from DHCP | 20:01 |
c3l | oCean_: I was trying it and setting first chmod 700 foo then cmod o+t the T is shown with ls -l, but then if I set chmod 707 the T is not visible, but the folder still has strange color when listing it | 20:01 |
oCean_ | graffy: would be good to try | 20:01 |
c3l | oCean_: but the stat command was nice, thanks | 20:02 |
graffy | oCean_: ill try that | 20:02 |
Virusless | Hello all | 20:06 |
Synthead | I have a problem ... I have a server with a "rocket"-based (kernel module) serial card | 20:08 |
Synthead | but when I modprobe the card, I get an error | 20:08 |
Synthead | I'll pastebin the lspci -vv | 20:08 |
Synthead | http://codepad.org/q4CVE96f | 20:08 |
Virusless | I need help with "Windows Wireless Drivers" in Ubuntu 9.10 or later (cannot remember exact ver. #, but do know that its X64 and has the new "Software Center" | 20:08 |
Synthead | root@smd-initial /var/spool/hylafax/etc =) # modprobe rocket | 20:09 |
Synthead | FATAL: Error inserting rocket (/lib/modules/2.6.32-21-server/kernel/drivers/char/rocket.ko): No such device or address | 20:09 |
Synthead | this is what I get | 20:09 |
sarawara | the Gimp installation worked thanks ! (sorry forgot who it was that helped me out) | 20:09 |
Synthead | I can't seem to find anything in the repos for this module | 20:10 |
yuvilio | anyone know of a good offline commandline html validator? kinda like what xmllint does for xml docs | 20:10 |
Synthead | and it is on my system | 20:10 |
Synthead | root@smd-initial /var/spool/hylafax/etc =( # locate rocket.ko | 20:10 |
Synthead | /lib/modules/2.6.32-21-server/kernel/drivers/char/rocket.ko | 20:10 |
bsod1 | how can I know if there is nautilus installed without which nautilus or locate nautilus commands | 20:10 |
graffy | oCean_: I now have the IP that Windows gets | 20:11 |
Pici | bsod1: apt-cache policy nautilus | 20:11 |
maco | bsod1: dpkg -l nautilus | grep ^ii | 20:11 |
maco | bsod1: if it prints something, it's installed | 20:11 |
Virusless | I need help with "Windows Wireless Drivers" in Ubuntu 9.10 or later (cannot remember exact ver. #, but do know that its X64 and has the new "Software Center" | 20:11 |
graffy | oCean_: same problem so I'm near certain now that it's an ubuntu problem | 20:11 |
bsod1 | maco: Thank you I think this is what I was searching | 20:12 |
stianfan | Im trying to access another (local network) linux, I've started vnsserver, but trying to connect to "ip:1" makes rdviewer halts for a few sec and gives a connection closed message, and ideas what's wrong? | 20:12 |
myqf | hello every body | 20:13 |
v0lksman | hey all! any ideas how to install ZendExtensionManager and ZendOptimizer in Lucid server? | 20:16 |
jebs | ciao a tutti | 20:17 |
bazhang | !it | jebs | 20:17 |
ubottu | jebs: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 20:17 |
jebs | ah scusate, ma sono nuovo dell'irc | 20:17 |
bazhang | v0lksman, related to zend-framework ? | 20:18 |
bazhang | !info zend-framework | v0lksman | 20:18 |
ubottu | v0lksman: zend-framework (source: zend-framework): a simple, straightforward, open-source software framework for PHP 5. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.10.3-0ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 0 kB, installed size 8 kB | 20:18 |
Karen_m | my panel on the bottom, somehow got reversed on a reboot. Now my trash can is on the left, 4 desktop windows on the left, and then the application tabs. How can i reset it? | 20:18 |
EcksBocksSocks | how can I enter ubuntu from inside lubuntu? They are on seperate partitions. | 20:19 |
bazhang | !resetpanels > Karen_m | 20:19 |
ubottu | Karen_m, please see my private message | 20:19 |
erUSUL | !resetpanels | 20:19 |
ubottu | To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 20:19 |
erUSUL | aouch | 20:19 |
bazhang | EcksBocksSocks, why separate? you could easily install lubuntu-desktop with Ubuntu and choose from login window | 20:19 |
v0lksman | bazhang, not sure that's it...migrating a php site to a new server and I have these lines in the existing php.ini: zend_extension=/usr/local/zo/ZendExtensionManager.so | 20:20 |
v0lksman | zend_extension=/usr/local/zo/4_3/ZendOptimizer.so | 20:20 |
Virusless | I have just installed windows wireless drivers, but they are not working. the computer is offline (no internet connection unless in windows 7). how can i fix this? im using a SiteCom WL608, and have disk | 20:20 |
EcksBocksSocks | It | 20:20 |
EcksBocksSocks | sorry bout that, its a shared PC | 20:20 |
hdon | hi all. i am debugging a program freeze in Pidgin on Lucid Lynx. (http://pastebin.mozilla.org/763072) i have installed libgtk2.0-0-dbg but gdb still doesn't know simple things like function prototypes to show me the arguments of functions on the stack automatically. please help :) | 20:20 |
bazhang | v0lksman, perhaps they are installed with it, not sure there. apt-cache search zend turns up a number of items | 20:20 |
DigeratiW | any ubuntu xbmc users in here? | 20:22 |
jed_ | Ubuntu rules! | 20:22 |
ZykoticK9 | Grub issue dual booting Lucid and Maverick. Maverick's grub was installed 2nd and is thus "in control". For example removing kernels from Lucid does not remove the entries from Grub (even after restarting AND running update-grub2 then restarting again from inside Lucid fails to update), BUT running the grub update from inside Maverick updates both installs correctly. I would prefer Lucid to control Grub IF it's an easy fix! | 20:22 |
DigeratiW | is there a way to make xbmc watch live tv and record programing | 20:22 |
mysoogals | hey guys i need help, how to install mod_python ? i'm confused | 20:23 |
Virusless | 20:23 | |
mysoogals | i want to run python scripts from /var/www/ | 20:23 |
erUSUL | ZykoticK9: reinstall grub on the mbr from the lucid install | 20:23 |
erUSUL | !grub2 | 20:23 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Ubuntu 9.10. For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 20:23 |
ZykoticK9 | erUSUL, LiveCD + chroot style? | 20:23 |
erUSUL | ZykoticK9: no need you can still boot into lucid; can't you ? | 20:23 |
ZykoticK9 | erUSUL, yup here now ;) | 20:24 |
mysoogals | can anybody help me install mod_python ? please | 20:24 |
io | !anyone | mysoogals | 20:24 |
ubottu | mysoogals: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 20:24 |
Pici | mysoogals: sudo apt-get install libapache2-modpython | 20:25 |
brontoeee | is gnome 3 safe to install / betatest or will make a havock? | 20:25 |
jed_ | or at least hello | 20:25 |
jed_ | at mysoogals... | 20:25 |
mysoogals | Pici i already run apache2 so i just need to sudo that ? | 20:25 |
erUSUL | ZykoticK9: sudo grub-install /dev/sdX | 20:25 |
songer | i need some help | 20:25 |
Pici | mysoogals: You asked how to install mod_python, you need to install that package first. Then do sudo a2enmod python | 20:26 |
songer | lucid does not recognize anymore more my wireless pci | 20:26 |
ZykoticK9 | erUSUL, thanks! i'm still going trough grub2 for my specifics - good refresher stuff in there though ;) | 20:26 |
mysoogals | ok thank u i will try that :) | 20:26 |
bazhang | songer output of lspci in pastebin | 20:27 |
bazhang | !pastebin | songer | 20:27 |
ubottu | songer: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 20:27 |
mysoogals | i get this E: Couldn't find package libapache2-modpython | 20:27 |
mysoogals | 20:27 | |
Karen_m | bazhang, , thank you | 20:27 |
bazhang | Karen_m, welcome | 20:27 |
mysoogals | i think i already added all the sources in update section :O why show that | 20:28 |
Pici | mysoogals: What version of Ubuntu are you using? | 20:28 |
L0ki | Hi everyone, trying to get totem to run dvds? any ideas? | 20:29 |
mysoogals | newest version | 20:29 |
bazhang | !dvd > L0ki | 20:29 |
ubottu | L0ki, please see my private message | 20:29 |
mysoogals | 10.04 | 20:29 |
Virusless | my wireless dongle doesnt work. how can i use the windows wireless drivers? | 20:29 |
Pici | mysoogals: What architecture? | 20:30 |
mysoogals | 32bit | 20:30 |
L0ki | ubottu: cheers! | 20:30 |
bazhang | Virusless, give us the chipset lsusb to pastebin | 20:30 |
mysoogals | inside vbox | 20:30 |
Virusless | i would but im on a duelboot system, that will only access the internet using windows 7 | 20:30 |
mysoogals | Pici i can give you remote access if you want | 20:30 |
thune3 | mysoogals: it has another dash libapache2-mod-python | 20:31 |
bazhang | Virusless, need the chipset to troubleshoot | 20:31 |
Pici | thune3: I just realized that :( | 20:31 |
Lemop | looking to stream video from pc to dbox2 via lan, what App? | 20:31 |
Karen_m | I setup empathy, but i do not see my contact list to message people; how do i find it lol | 20:31 |
mysoogals | so i try sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-python | 20:31 |
Virusless | Bazhang: i know that its a sitecom wl-608 | 20:31 |
Pici | mysoogals: yes | 20:31 |
songer | http://paste.ubuntu.com/474198/ | 20:31 |
mysoogals | ok im going to do it now | 20:31 |
bazhang | Virusless, that is the brand name not the chipset | 20:32 |
songer | bazhang, | 20:32 |
dycgsa | hello | 20:32 |
mysoogals | its fetching :D | 20:32 |
songer | there is the pastebin | 20:32 |
xangua | Karen_m: clic in the mail icon> chat icon | 20:32 |
bazhang | Atheros AR5001X+ Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01) songer | 20:32 |
mysoogals | ok after i enable sudo a2enmod python i need to restart apache? | 20:32 |
xangua | songer: my atheros works just fine | 20:33 |
bazhang | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs songer | 20:33 |
Virusless | sitecom wl-608 / arcadyan wn3501e (intersil prism chipset) | 20:33 |
mysoogals | do i put my script.py into www or somewhere else ? | 20:33 |
songer | it wast working on karmic | 20:33 |
Lemop | exit | 20:34 |
Virusless | bazhang: sitecom wl-608 / arcadyan wn3501e (intersil prism chipset) | 20:34 |
kballash | if the website for my printer doesn't have the driver for this OS what do i do | 20:34 |
bazhang | kballash, checked linuxprinting.org 's database? | 20:35 |
ZykoticK9 | erUSUL, so I ran the grub-install and restarted, right away it showed lucid first in the grub list rather then second. There where some dead entries for removed kernels in Maverick, so when lucid booted up i ran update-grub - restarted and confirmed Lucid's grub is now "in control". Thanks again. | 20:35 |
kballash | thanks bazhang | 20:35 |
mysoogals | how to test mod | 20:36 |
mysoogals | how to test mode_python i mean how would i know it works ? | 20:37 |
joona | Hi | 20:37 |
joona | Anyone know how I could get a VGA output working? | 20:37 |
joona | I plug in a VGA cable to my laptop, but I can't see the output on the external screen | 20:38 |
bazhang | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1147481 Virusless | 20:38 |
cliff | I need help installing Ubuntu Lucid on an old alienware laptop can anyone help me plz? | 20:38 |
dlublink | I am trying to move the lighttpd root directory from /var/www, is there a third party app ( such as app armor ) that controls the root ? | 20:39 |
bazhang | cliff, what is the issue; please clarify | 20:39 |
guntbert | joona: usually you must tell your laptop hardware to use the VGA out (it may be some Fn combination) | 20:39 |
kestas | is it possible to update from 7.04 to 10.04? | 20:39 |
Virusless | leads to: http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php/topic,334176.0.html, which is Italian (or so i can recognise, bazhang | 20:39 |
kreme191 | I have ubuntu 10.04 installed on one partition of my hard drive and windows on another, could someone help me setup up grub | 20:39 |
bazhang | kestas, no | 20:39 |
joona | guntbert: Well, the shortcut would be FN+F5, but it won't work... | 20:39 |
kestas | bazhang: so I need to start over? | 20:39 |
bazhang | !grub2 > kreme191 | 20:40 |
ubottu | kreme191, please see my private message | 20:40 |
joona | guntbert: Should I reboot and try if it detects it automatically? | 20:40 |
_raven_ | vncviewer screen frozen but mouse moves - what to do? | 20:40 |
joona | guntbert: xrandr doesn't detect any VGA outputs | 20:40 |
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kestas | how can I tell if a ubuntu using a raid 1 config is using hardware or software raid? | 20:40 |
bazhang | kestas, as a one step upgrade? that version is end of life; at this point backing up and installing fresh would be way easier | 20:40 |
guntbert | joona: sorry, no idea except pressing Fn+F5 repeatedly (its a round robin thing) | 20:41 |
cliff | <bazhang> it takes a long time to get to the main menu to try, install or check disk for defects and once I click on either install or try it takes a long time loading until it finally crashes with a blank screen after changing colors many times. | 20:41 |
kballash | so i heard linux is pretty virus free should i still purchase a antivirus/spyware/malware software? | 20:41 |
kestas | bazhang: I was hoping there'd be a nice way to do it remotely, but I guess that was a bit ambitious | 20:41 |
guntbert | av | kballash | 20:41 |
cliff | <bazhang>Im thinking its a problem with the graphics but I dont know how to fix it... | 20:41 |
guntbert | !av | kballash | 20:41 |
ubottu | kballash: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 20:41 |
bazhang | cliff, md5 the iso? did the disk integrity check? alternate installer may fare better | 20:41 |
bazhang | kballash, no need | 20:41 |
cliff | <bazhang> the disk is fine, Ive used it on other computers | 20:42 |
bazhang | kballash, clamav if you have a windows mail server I suppose | 20:42 |
bazhang | cliff, then whats the ram on this? | 20:42 |
cliff | 2 gb and a 2gh pentium processor | 20:43 |
kballash | im new to linux and only used windows for school/ and mild gaming so I still have a lot to learn | 20:43 |
L0ki | Still got probs running dvds from totem - any ideas anyone? | 20:43 |
bazhang | kballash, may want to check the nifty manual then | 20:43 |
cliff | <bazhang>2 gb and a 2gh pentium processor | 20:43 |
bazhang | !manual | kballash | 20:43 |
ubottu | kballash: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 20:43 |
Alazare | can someone help me install the latest nvidia drivers from the .run file | 20:43 |
bazhang | cliff, odd, I would give the alternate installer a shot then | 20:43 |
Alazare | its telling me i need to stop xserv | 20:43 |
kballash | thank you I wills tart reading after this weekend. Have a midterm monday AHHHH | 20:43 |
_raven_ | vncviewer screen frozen but mouse moves - what to do? | 20:44 |
bazhang | L0ki, did you read the dvd link? | 20:44 |
joona | kballash: If you want to play games, you should get Wine. You won't need any Antivirus programs, but if you just need to get one, try ClamAV and KlamAV | 20:44 |
Cheguerz | If I use vpn pptp, is it normal for the pptp service to always be running started as root: /usr/sbin/pptp "name of VPN provider" -- nolaunchpppd. Or is it some sort of vulnrability. Thank you. | 20:44 |
kballash | the games I play are free online games like the whack a penguin and stuff lol | 20:44 |
Cheguerz | It's always running | 20:45 |
bazhang | kballash, then really no need | 20:45 |
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cliff | <bazhang> do you think if the installer had problems, I might encounter similar problems after I install it? | 20:45 |
bazhang | cliff, its not installed yet, is it? hard to say at this point | 20:45 |
kballash | where do i extract printer drivers to? | 20:46 |
bazhang | cliff, I would doubt it though | 20:46 |
L0ki | bazhang: yep - didn't work - trying vlc... | 20:46 |
cliff | <bazhang> ok, ill give it a shot then. Thanx! | 20:46 |
bazhang | kballash, linuxprinting.org says what about that printer | 20:46 |
bazhang | L0ki, you got libdvdcss2 from medibuntu.org ? | 20:47 |
kballash | they didn't have that driver on there so I googled it came up with the .tar file with the stuff but no instruction on where to install drivers too ill read and figure it out though | 20:47 |
CppIsWeird | what is the default java_home? | 20:47 |
L0ki | bazhang: tried that, ubuntu lucid said there was nothing in the repositories?! | 20:48 |
bazhang | kballash, I'd check linuxprinting.org database as a first step | 20:48 |
kreme191 | does someone know how to configure grub2 | 20:48 |
barbara_ | Hi, I've managed to be an idiot and overwrite my partition table on sda rather than sdb D: Is there some way to rewri | 20:48 |
bazhang | L0ki, its at medibuntu.org | 20:48 |
Cheguerz | Cheguerz: If I use vpn pptp, is it normal for the pptp service to always be running started as root: /usr/sbin/pptp "name of VPN provider" -- nolaunchpppd. Or is it some sort of vulnerability, I thank for any answers. | 20:48 |
barbara_ | te the partition table? | 20:48 |
kestas | how can I tell if a ubuntu using a raid 1 config is using hardware or software raid? | 20:48 |
barbara_ | I am still booted into Ubuntu | 20:48 |
L0ki | okay...trying that! :) | 20:49 |
bazhang | kreme191, the grub2 wiki is quite informative | 20:49 |
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G_A_C | kestas: try "mount" and look for any /dev/md[0-9] mounts, they generally point to software RAID I believe | 20:50 |
Cheguerz | It gets restarted when I kill it | 20:51 |
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kreme191 | bazhang: i am using a live cd, but when i try to update it, like the wiki page says it says "cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?)." and i have my partition with linux already mounted | 20:53 |
soreau | If I have installed a ppa that provides newer packages of those already in official repos, is there a way to easily restore all packages to their official versions after removing the ppa? | 20:54 |
kreme191 | bazhang: the same thing happens when i run sudo grub-mkconfig in the folder it's contained | 20:54 |
thune3 | barbara_: did you make backup of mbr (if using msdos partition format)? | 20:54 |
barbara_ | thune3: no | 20:54 |
thune3 | barbara_: how many partitions? do you have some output of fdisk -l in a scrollbuffer you can save off to some other hardware (I'm not sure if that's enough info to reconstruct) | 20:56 |
L0ki | bazhang: cheers m8 works great owe you a pint! :) | 20:59 |
bazhang | L0ki, welcome | 20:59 |
punkmexic | whe i open guvcview i have this error how can i solve it? Make sure the device driver suports v4l2. | 21:00 |
MarkSS | Where is a good manual on X? I'm looking to find a good source to read about adding resolutions to my resolution menu from command line | 21:01 |
bazhang | !xrandr > MarkSS | 21:01 |
ubottu | MarkSS, please see my private message | 21:01 |
Diverdude | on linux, what compiler is normally used to compile assembler programs? | 21:02 |
MarkSS | bazhang: Not looking to run dual screens. | 21:02 |
MarkSS | My monitor resolution is not in the resolution menu for Nvidia X Server Settings and I want to add it to the menu and I been told it is possible from CLI | 21:03 |
CyberRat | MarkSS http://www.google.com/search?hl=nl&safe=off&q=ubuntu+x+nvidia&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai= | 21:04 |
punkmexic | can anyone help me with this? whe i open guvcview i have this error how can i solve it? Make sure the device driver suports v4l2. | 21:05 |
Guest68980 | Is there something special I need to do to make an /etc/group edit work? I want to make several users part of the www-data group and vice versa, but these group edits appear to be unresponsive, and I was told there is new magic in some linuces which doesn't even read /etc/group unless you run a cute program...? | 21:05 |
ndxtg | hi. Does anyone know where to find the minimum hardware requirements for Ubuntu 9.04 server? (And also the CPU supported list) | 21:05 |
elpaisa | is there an automatically backup aplication on ubuntu ? | 21:06 |
guntbert | !backup | elpaisa | 21:06 |
ubottu | elpaisa: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning | 21:06 |
bazhang | !requirements > ndxtg | 21:06 |
ubottu | ndxtg, please see my private message | 21:06 |
ndxtg | bazhang: got it :) ty | 21:07 |
bazhang | ndxtg, welcome | 21:07 |
joeyeye | anyone here familiar with brasero ? I want to transcode some AVIs and create an .iso that will fit for a DVD burn. Is there a way to force brasero to reduce quality to fit to DVD ? | 21:09 |
bazhang | joeyeye, using devede? | 21:10 |
joeyeye | bazhang, no using brasero | 21:10 |
thune3 | barbara_: i *think* that you are right that much of this partition information may be available if you are still on a system with the partitions mounted. [through /sys/class/block/sd* information] | 21:10 |
bazhang | joeyeye, my suggestion was use devede | 21:10 |
joeyeye | bazhang, ok - I used to have devede does it let you easily control size/quality ? | 21:11 |
joona | Hi | 21:11 |
joona | Anyone got any experience on laptop VGA outputs? | 21:11 |
bazhang | joeyeye, should do | 21:11 |
joeyeye | bazhang, thanks I'll give it a whirl | 21:11 |
Slart | joona: works nicely on my asus laptop | 21:12 |
thune3 | barbara_: certian commands may just scrape it for you in one go (not sure which or how though). | 21:12 |
joona | Slart: Okay, did it just by plugging the cable in? | 21:12 |
joona | Slart: Because when I plug the VGA cable in, the TV gets no signal. But when I boot... | 21:13 |
joona | it gets the signal | 21:13 |
Slart | joona: well.. plugging the cable in and pressing Fn+F6 or whatever the key combo is to enable VGA output | 21:13 |
joona | and shows the boot, but when the X has started running, the output disappears | 21:13 |
joona | I got Fn+F5, but does nothing | 21:13 |
joona | Acer Aspire 5520, Samsung TV | 21:14 |
joona | xrandr --output VGA --auto says: warning: output VGA not found; ignoring | 21:15 |
punkmexic | can anyone help me with this? whe i open guvcview i have this error how can i solve it? Make sure the device driver suports v4l2. | 21:15 |
MichaelXX2 | The crown jewel of the freenode network; #ubuntu. | 21:16 |
MichaelXX2 | Ha, I can't read. | 21:16 |
hasibullah | hi dear i can install any software or i can't update my os i am using ubuntu 9.10 | 21:17 |
xangua | how do you instal¿¿ do you get any message hasibullah¿ | 21:18 |
hasibullah | xangua yes the message is that it say installation failed even i have dowloaded the correct software | 21:19 |
MarkSS | Man...Ubuntu's speed makes Windows look like a total joke | 21:19 |
hasibullah | actually i am having problem with my updates | 21:19 |
bazhang | hasibullah, pastebin the error messages | 21:19 |
bazhang | !paste | hasibullah | 21:19 |
ubottu | hasibullah: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 21:19 |
hasibullah | bazhang where to past that stuff | 21:21 |
bazhang | hasibullah, look at the link above ^^ | 21:21 |
hasibullah | bazhang ok i will past it now | 21:22 |
kestas | how can I tell if a ubuntu using a raid 1 config is using hardware or software raid? | 21:23 |
kish | This APT has Super Cow Powers. | 21:24 |
kish | what This aptitude does not have Super Cow Powers. | 21:24 |
kish | what is the deal with those two | 21:25 |
kish | apt-get and aptitude | 21:25 |
mikeru | kish: apt-get is more basic. aptitude includes a console UI | 21:26 |
c3l | kish: apt-get moo | 21:26 |
mikeru | haha aptitude moo: there are no easter eggs in this program | 21:26 |
kish | c3l, o | 21:26 |
slinker1 | also do aptitude moo | 21:27 |
rww | aptitude -v moo, aptitude -vv moo, etc. | 21:27 |
mikeru | rww: hahahahaha | 21:27 |
rww | Le Petit Prince reference :) | 21:28 |
nhawdge1 | Hey all, having issues setting up the subnet mask issued by pptpd's dhcp service, anyone know where to go to change these settings? | 21:28 |
kish | yeah | 21:29 |
mikeru | I won!!! -vvvvv moo | 21:30 |
kish | ifconfig eth0 netmask | 21:30 |
kish | what should the netmask be | 21:30 |
nhawdge1 | 255.255.255.0 should be fine | 21:30 |
talas | hey, why is there vegastrike-data and vegastrike-music.. but no vegastrike binary? (universe repos) | 21:31 |
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ndxtg | hi. after apt-get update, what command to update the updates? (note: i dont want to "upgrade" to new version) | 21:33 |
bazhang | sudo apt-get upgrade ndxtg | 21:33 |
Slart | ndxtg: apt-get upgrade will upgrade some packages, apt-get dist-upgrade will upgrade even more.. and install new packages | 21:33 |
bazhang | ndxtg, perhaps have a gander at the manual | 21:34 |
bazhang | !manual | ndxtg | 21:34 |
ubottu | ndxtg: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 21:34 |
Slart | ndxtg: neither of those will upgrade to a new version of ubuntu | 21:34 |
rww | talas: the vegastrike package was deleted from lucid because it depends on python2.5, and we switched to python 2.6. I have no idea why the other vegastrike-* source packages are still there. The relevant bug report is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pychecker/+bug/516932 | 21:34 |
verb3k | Where in Lucid do you have a text file with the names of all your CD/DVD drives? | 21:34 |
ikonia | verb3k: there isn't one | 21:34 |
ndxtg | ok that's good thank you :) | 21:34 |
matrix | hello | 21:35 |
matrix | i need a opensource sql manager | 21:35 |
matrix | do you know ? | 21:35 |
matrix | for mysql | 21:35 |
matrix | on ubuntu | 21:35 |
ikonia | matrix: this is an ubuntu support channel, can we help | 21:35 |
verb3k | ikonia, previously they were listed in fstab but now they're no more. Is there a way to get their names? (not necessarily a text file) | 21:35 |
ikonia | verb3k: what do you mean "names" ? | 21:35 |
matrix | ok i needd a sql manager for ubuntu | 21:35 |
verb3k | ikonia, "/dev/sr0" | 21:35 |
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Turbolinux | Does Ubuntu One music makes good selling? | 21:36 |
ikonia | matrix: sql manager ? there are mysql tools | 21:36 |
ikonia | verb3k: they are symlinked to /dev/cdrom and /dev/dvd | 21:36 |
ikonia | Turbolinux: ask canonical | 21:36 |
IpSe_DiXiT | hi i run 8.10 with ff3 and suddenly nothing written appears anymore, not even if i write it in the search box, the cursor goes on but nothing appears | 21:36 |
IpSe_DiXiT | help? :D | 21:36 |
Turbolinux | Isn't there any statistic? | 21:37 |
ikonia | IpSe_DiXiT: 8.10 is no longer supported, and it didn't contain firefox 3, so I don't know where you got that | 21:37 |
ikonia | Turbolinux: it's not a public service | 21:37 |
bazhang | Turbolinux, perhaps, but nothing to do with this channel | 21:37 |
rww | !info firefox | ikonia | 21:37 |
ubottu | ikonia: firefox (source: firefox): safe and easy web browser from Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 3.6.8+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.04.1 (lucid), package size 10980 kB, installed size 29664 kB | 21:37 |
graffy | i have some really aggravating domain reachability issues | 21:37 |
rww | !info firefox intrepid | ikonia | 21:37 |
ubottu | ikonia: 'intrepid' is not a valid distribution: hardy, hardy-backports, hardy-proposed, jaunty, jaunty-backports, jaunty-proposed, karmic, karmic-backports, karmic-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-proposed, maverick, maverick-backports, maverick-proposed, medibuntu, partner, stable, testing, unstable | 21:37 |
rww | ... huh. | 21:38 |
graffy | i can communicate with some domains and not others | 21:38 |
ikonia | rww: I know what you're trying to do, 8.10 repos are dropped from ubottu now | 21:38 |
rww | ikonia: sorry, what I was attempting to make the bot say was that firefox in intrepid is v. 3.0.19 | 21:38 |
IpSe_DiXiT | ikonia: uff... why r u guys always commenting things instead of simply giving a possible solution? | 21:38 |
ikonia | IpSe_DiXiT: where ? | 21:38 |
ikonia | rww: good find | 21:38 |
IpSe_DiXiT | ikonia: where? here! | 21:39 |
rww | IpSe_DiXiT: the correct solution to your issue is "upgrade to Ubuntu 9.04 or higher". Your installation is no longer receiving security updates, and this channel's policy is to not support obsolete Ubuntu versions. | 21:39 |
ikonia | IpSe_DiXiT: I'm not sure what you're talking about | 21:39 |
IpSe_DiXiT | ikonia: <rww> IpSe_DiXiT: the correct solution to your issue is "upgrade to Ubuntu 9.04 or higher". Your installation is no longer receiving security updates, and this channel's policy is to not support obsolete Ubuntu versions. <<<--- this is what im talking about | 21:40 |
IpSe_DiXiT | unbelievable | 21:40 |
bazhang | !eol > IpSe_DiXiT | 21:40 |
rww | IpSe_DiXiT: regardless of whether you believe it, it's correct. | 21:40 |
ubottu | IpSe_DiXiT, please see my private message | 21:40 |
ikonia | IpSe_DiXiT: why is that hard to believe ? the product has had support dropped, so we can't support it | 21:40 |
xangua | rww: well hardy has still support | 21:40 |
eross | what's a good lazer mouse to get for ubuntu? my razer copperhead keeps freezing ever so often, have to keep unplugging and plugging back into USB. googling reported problem is rare. | 21:40 |
ikonia | xangua: thats LTS | 21:40 |
rww | xangua: Hardy is a Long Term Support release, so it's supported on desktop for 3 years instead of the usual 18 months. | 21:41 |
graffy | can someone please help? I can't reach certain websites on ubuntu that I can reach with windows | 21:41 |
ndxtg | hi sorry noob question again: somehow I unticked the "security-updates" & "recommended updates" in the software sources. Now I don't have physically access to it, except ssh. Is it possible to edit these settings on command ine? | 21:41 |
ikonia | graffy: can you give me an example of one ? | 21:41 |
ikonia | ndxtg: look at the file /etc/apt/sources.list | 21:41 |
graffy | w3.org | 21:41 |
rww | 8.04 + 3y = April 2011. 8.10 + 18m = April 2010. | 21:41 |
oCean_ | graffy: ah, switching the win7 ip to ubuntu did not work? | 21:41 |
alexander | anyone know how I open a new chess engine in xboard? I installed said engine in the package manager already. | 21:41 |
ikonia | graffy: can you access any internet services on ubuntu | 21:41 |
graffy | oCean_: nope | 21:41 |
carabinieri | Are any Germans here? | 21:41 |
yigal | my SSD disk label seems to be corrupted, it used to show up in /media as 4C... where ... refers to other numbers/letters now it shows ??. Can someone help, thank you | 21:41 |
kestas | how can I tell if a ubuntu using a raid 1 config is using hardware or software raid? | 21:41 |
IpSe_DiXiT | ikonia: r u getting paid or ur a volunteer? | 21:42 |
ikonia | kestas: how did you set it up | 21:42 |
graffy | ikonia: yes for some domains i can access everything | 21:42 |
ikonia | IpSe_DiXiT: I don't get paid | 21:42 |
oCean_ | carabinieri: german channel is #ubuntu-de | 21:42 |
rww | ndxtg: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, uncomment the lines containing lucid-updates and lucid-security (or whichever version you're using) | 21:42 |
guntbert | !de | carabinieri | 21:42 |
ubottu | carabinieri: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 21:42 |
kestas | ikonia: I didnt unfortunately | 21:42 |
ikonia | graffy: ok, so if you open a terminal and type "ping www.w3.org" what happens | 21:42 |
ndxtg | got it, thanks rww & ikonia | 21:42 |
ikonia | kestas: can you pastebin the output of "df -h" please | 21:42 |
CrustyBarnacle | open and read epub files? | 21:42 |
makson | I have a few ssh sessions open to my VPS i got disconnected when internet went out how can i connect back to that session? | 21:42 |
kestas | sure 1 sex | 21:42 |
kestas | *sec | 21:42 |
graffy | ikonia: "Destination Port Unreachable" | 21:43 |
ikonia | graffy: port unreachable.....that's odd | 21:43 |
Milp_main | What kind of stupid logic is this? I try to change the Driver for my wifi card on ubuntu and before it even starts downloading it it somehow disables the wifi card, so of course it cant connect and download it. Goddamnit. | 21:43 |
kestas | http://pastebin.com/n4Va1vnG | 21:43 |
oCean_ | graffy: you cannot reach *any* site? | 21:43 |
kader | slt | 21:43 |
yigal | my SSD disk label seems to be corrupted, it used to show up in /media as 4C... where ... refers to other numbers/letters now it shows ??, and is labeled "^H^JM-,M-^RpM-]#^AbFM-D". Can someone help, thank you. The material is fine, I can browse, and edit the files on the disk. | 21:43 |
ikonia | kestas: that's not using any form of software raid | 21:43 |
graffy | oCean_: I can reach many sites, for example all google services | 21:44 |
automatical | hey guys, i'm looking for a distributed authentication system, so far i've looked at ldap, nis and kerberos, are there any other ones you can recommend that i look at? | 21:44 |
kader | hello | 21:44 |
ikonia | automatical: they are the main ones | 21:44 |
xangua | Milp_main: what driver¿¿ normally it's already in the kernel | 21:44 |
kestas | ikonia: so when I install a fresh 10.04 on here I can treat it as if it was just a normal hdd? | 21:44 |
ikonia | kestas: to be honest, it looks like it is a normal hard disk, there is nothing to suggest there is any raid on that disk | 21:44 |
pdelgallego | hi what software would you recommend you for recording screencasts? I dont need to record the audio | 21:45 |
kestas | ikonia: Ive opened it up and there are 2 hdds, connected to each other by an odd curly red cable, and the manager says he asked for raid | 21:45 |
ikonia | graffy: if you ping www.google.com does that work | 21:45 |
Milp10 | What kind of stupid logic is this? I try to change the Driver for my wifi card on ubuntu and before it even starts downloading it it somehow disables the wifi card, so of course it cant connect and download it. Could someone please explain that to me or something? D: | 21:45 |
ikonia | kestas: hard disks should not be connected to each other at all | 21:45 |
kestas | is there anything like device manager? | 21:45 |
makson | how can i connect to an existing shell session | 21:46 |
makson | terminal | 21:46 |
graffy | ikonia: yes <4ms | 21:46 |
ikonia | kestas: pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" please | 21:46 |
oCean_ | graffy: hm.. since the ip works on win7, it is not blacklisted.. nor is (part of) the entire network | 21:46 |
kestas | ikonia: they are, I would have thought that would be something to do with the raid, not sure thought | 21:46 |
ikonia | graffy: then why is w3.org complaining about a port ??? ping doesn't care about ports....?? | 21:46 |
kestas | http://pastebin.com/eKBhpJRh | 21:46 |
ikonia | kestas: hard disks raided are raided through the controller, they are neve directly connected to each other | 21:46 |
kestas | ikonia: maybe I missed it, not sure | 21:47 |
xangua | !panels | 21:47 |
ubottu | To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 21:47 |
ikonia | kestas: I'm pretty confident they are not raidd | 21:47 |
ikonia | raided | 21:47 |
xangua | strange, the bot doesn't want to answer me in private | 21:47 |
ikonia | kestas: %99.99 certain | 21:47 |
oCean_ | graffy: and you're absolutely sure you're not through proxy right? Does www.whatismyip.com show correct ip? | 21:47 |
kestas | ikonia: hmmm | 21:47 |
kestas | ikonia: how would I bump that up to 100% ? | 21:47 |
rww | xangua: she ignores you if you as her to repeat herself. could be that. | 21:47 |
graffy | oCean_: exactly what i see in ifconifg | 21:48 |
ikonia | kestas: how many disks are in the system in total | 21:48 |
kestas | isnt hardware raid supposed to be transparent? | 21:48 |
kestas | 2 if memory serves, but really Im not sure they may have been another tucked away | 21:48 |
bonhoffer | i am having trouble editing the /etc/sudoers | 21:48 |
graffy | oCean_ ikonia stand by, changing ip | 21:48 |
ikonia | kestas: if there are 2, I'm %100 certain it's not raided | 21:48 |
kestas | and its on the other side of the city, Id like to know what Ill be facing when I next go in | 21:48 |
kestas | hmm, but if there are 3 it probably is raid? | 21:48 |
xangua | rww: she¿¿ well i tried to ask it on private but didn't answer; i have to first enter the channel if i want it to answer me in public or private | 21:48 |
oCean_ | kestas: hardware raid would have drivers showing specific storage devices. Like /dev/cciss/c0d0 and not /dev/sda. Does "lshw -C storage" show any storagecontrollers? | 21:49 |
rww | ubottu: tell xangua about gender | 21:49 |
ubottu | xangua, please see my private message | 21:49 |
ikonia | kestas: no, I doubt very much it's raid | 21:49 |
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bonhoffer | in looking at the man page, i don't want any of the visudo options | 21:49 |
xangua | mmm............ | 21:49 |
bonhoffer | but it won't run vanilla | 21:49 |
rww | xangua: yes, she also won't answer if you don't share a channel | 21:49 |
ikonia | kestas: do you know what type of machine it is, a desktop, a server etc | 21:49 |
bonhoffer | visudo /etc/sudoers produces usage: visudo [-c] [-q] [-s] [-V] [-f sudoers] | 21:49 |
tesuji | how do you get gnome to restart the apps that were running when you boot? | 21:49 |
kestas | ikonia: desktop machine | 21:49 |
ikonia | bonhoffer: it's just visudo | 21:49 |
kestas | oCean_: trying that now | 21:49 |
tesuji | xfce does this and it's very nice | 21:49 |
ikonia | kestas: ok then it's %99.999999 certain it's not raid | 21:49 |
xangua | didin't know it was a she :O rww | 21:49 |
kestas | http://pastebin.com/jqrfHRsL | 21:50 |
ikonia | kestas: output of lshw in a pastebin please, lets check it | 21:50 |
bonhoffer | ikonia: visudo alone won't run | 21:50 |
rww | xangua: FloodBots are male. Ubuntu bot developers are nerds :( | 21:50 |
bonhoffer | it gives me the usage menu | 21:50 |
kestas | lshw -C storage: http://pastebin.com/jqrfHRsL | 21:50 |
graffy | oCean_ ikonia : just changed public IP | 21:50 |
tesuji | how do you get gnome to restart the apps that were running when you boot? xfce does it, i'm gnome can | 21:50 |
graffy | still the issue | 21:51 |
jallajalla | Hi guys, i just want to know if gpg is compatible with pgp except for the idea algorithm? | 21:51 |
ikonia | bonhoffer: sudo visudo | 21:51 |
tesuji | how do you get gnome to restart the apps that were running when you boot? xfce does it, i'm sure gnome can | 21:51 |
ikonia | kestas: not raid, certain of it | 21:51 |
graffy | going to try uninstalling Iron | 21:51 |
oCean_ | kestas: no sign of array controllers | 21:51 |
bonhoffer | ikonia: o.k. but that tries to save to sudo.tmp | 21:51 |
bonhoffer | sudoers.tmp | 21:51 |
rww | jallajalla: pretty much, yes. `man gpg` mentions which options are incompatible, but common usage is compatible. | 21:51 |
ikonia | bonhoffer: no, it uses sudo.tmp as a swap file | 21:51 |
kestas | ikonia: okay doke, ty, thats actually a relief | 21:51 |
jallajalla | rww: oki, thanks | 21:51 |
kestas | oCean_: ikonia: okay doke, ty, thats actually a relief | 21:52 |
CrustyBarnacle | @tesuji: System >> Preferences >> Startup Apps >> Options | 21:52 |
oCean_ | kestas: cheers, then :) | 21:52 |
bonhoffer | ikonia: o.k., don't get what is going on internally, but it works | 21:52 |
ikonia | bonhoffer: I know ;) | 21:52 |
chr0n0 | Hello. I got a question, or potential series of them. I just picked up a Toshiba Lifebook with Vista. It has a special Toshiba HDD Recovery Mode, which reinstalls the OS to the factory settings. I want to install Ubuntu on it, but I may want to revert in case I decide to sell it. I know that I can leave that partition intact, but do you think that GRUB will interfere with it in any way? | 21:52 |
tesuji | CrustyBarnacle, i just want to start whatever was running, not have to manually configure it to start certain things every time | 21:52 |
CrustyBarnacle | tesuji: System >> Preferences >> Startup Apps >> Options | 21:53 |
ikonia | chr0n0: grub goes on the master boot record, it will be fine | 21:53 |
CrustyBarnacle | tesuji: You can just set it to remember running apps | 21:53 |
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matrix | hello | 21:53 |
CrustyBarnacle | tesuji: One time fix | 21:53 |
chr0n0 | ok, that is what I was thinking, I just wanted some expert advice. :) | 21:53 |
matrix | i need mysql sql manager tools | 21:54 |
oCean_ | graffy: iron as in the browser? | 21:54 |
matrix | do you have mysql ? | 21:54 |
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ikonia | matrix: yes, we heard the same time | 21:54 |
ikonia | matrix: mysql is in the ubuntu softwae repos, | 21:54 |
Muelli | !mysql | matrix | 21:54 |
ubottu | matrix: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 21:54 |
ikonia | matrix: along with tools such as mysql admin and mysql query browser | 21:54 |
graffy | oCean_: yes, I realized its not in repository | 21:54 |
Muelli | hm. bad advice. sorry -.- | 21:54 |
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matrix | i, need good sql manager | 21:54 |
matrix | for opensource | 21:54 |
ikonia | matrix: look at mysqladmin | 21:55 |
pepee | hi, I don't need help | 22:00 |
ikonia | pepee: then please don't make pointless noise | 22:00 |
pepee | lol | 22:00 |
MACscr | anyone know of a app that works with ubuntu (gnome based) that will allow me to view and print xps files? | 22:01 |
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graffy | oCean_: any ideas? | 22:03 |
Humle | MACscr, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_XML_Paper_Specification#Software | 22:04 |
graffy | oCean_: I installed ubuntu in a virutalbox | 22:04 |
graffy | it has the same problem | 22:04 |
graffy | so its deep in my main install's networking proc | 22:04 |
JEUS | hi | 22:04 |
oCean_ | graffy: routing tables are okey? | 22:05 |
Humle | MACscr, http://www.xps2pdf.org/ | 22:05 |
oCean_ | graffy: it's totally weird | 22:05 |
ikonia | oCean_: can't see it as routing as ping is complaining about a "port" | 22:05 |
JEUS | i use this command but not solved my problem http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-network-manager-disabled-problem-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid.html | 22:05 |
gabriel_ | jaaa | 22:05 |
ikonia | graffy: do you know how to use nslookup | 22:05 |
oCean_ | ikonia: oh yeah, agreed | 22:05 |
ikonia | I'm wondering if the port error is the dns socket can't open on a cetain server in the resolver | 22:05 |
graffy | ikonia: yes nslookup works fine because i can retrieve data from my domain's dns server | 22:06 |
graffy | so does host | 22:06 |
ikonia | graffy: can you do a lookup on w3.org for me please, what do you get | 22:06 |
graffy | Non-authoritative answer address 128.30.52.45 | 22:07 |
ikonia | graffy: wrong address | 22:07 |
slonik | hiya | 22:07 |
ikonia | that address is not in the cluster | 22:07 |
SH-Chris | Hi, i have a question for as to how i can turn off X? | 22:07 |
SH-Chris | how can* | 22:08 |
graffy | ping 128.30.52.45 | 22:08 |
graffy | lol | 22:08 |
slonik | I don't know if it's ubuntu issue, but I have desktop wider than the monitor can fit, it's 10.04 | 22:08 |
Slart | ikonia: that's the same address I get when I do nslookup w3.org | 22:08 |
lindux | hi chan | 22:08 |
slonik | and I can't do anything about it | 22:08 |
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ikonia | Slart: that address is dead | 22:08 |
oCean_ | ikonia: it's the same ip as I get from resolving | 22:08 |
oCean_ | w3.org | 22:08 |
ikonia | looks like some stale dns entries | 22:08 |
sassinoogi | need help reinstalling a printer; did updates on my computer and it wiped out whatever the communication was from the computer to the printer; even when plugging it in, the PC does not recognize that it's been just plugged in; installed new driver--still nothing will print; sits in que--need help ASAP b/c I have to print off before 5:30pm EST...anyone? | 22:08 |
haresh | hey guys need some help when i do a update using the update manager i get cannot upgrade a upgrade from lucid to handy is not supported please help me | 22:09 |
Jordan_U | kreme191: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide | 22:09 |
SH-Chris | Im trying to install teh .run file from nvidia but it says im running an X server and asks for me to stop it but how exactly do i do so? | 22:09 |
alexander | Hi I'm trying to play chess against a chess engine with Ubuntu 10.4 but I can't figure out how to do this with xBoard or Chess or PyChess (app doesn't work at all) so far. | 22:09 |
ikonia | Slart: oCean_ .45 has been blocked | 22:09 |
Slart | haresh: lucid to hardy is a downgrade.. and not supported afaik | 22:09 |
ikonia | it's been removed from the dns cluster, looks like someone's running crap dns servers that are stale | 22:09 |
graffy | ikonia: type it into a browser | 22:09 |
haresh | how can i go about it ?? | 22:10 |
ikonia | graffy: I have | 22:10 |
Jordan_U | SH-Chris: Don't, you should use System > Administration > Hardware Drivers instead. | 22:10 |
SH-Chris | Im trying to install the .run file from nvidia but it says im running an X server and asks for me to stop it but how exactly do i do so? | 22:10 |
SH-Chris | sorry, lol | 22:10 |
haresh | i cant install any firefox also | 22:10 |
SH-Chris | pressed up xD | 22:10 |
Slart | ikonia: googles dns servers give the same result | 22:10 |
sassinoogi | need help reinstalling a printer; did updates on my computer and it wiped out whatever the communication was from the computer to the printer; even when plugging it in, the PC does not recognize that it's been just plugged in; installed new driver--still nothing will print; sits in que--need help ASAP b/c I have to print off before 5:30pm EST...anyone? | 22:10 |
ikonia | in my opinion - it's s stale entry | 22:10 |
SH-Chris | Jordan_U: Thanks :) | 22:11 |
lindux | i'm a newbie here, and i need help and i dont' want to flood the chan. if someone is available and got some timeto spend, i will appriciate. thank you so much. | 22:11 |
ikonia | Slart: the root of that webserver has a message up saying it's a dead host due to abuse | 22:11 |
ubuntu__ | this will sound weird but i need a copious amount of help, my computer won't boot anymore and just goes to grub-rescue :s | 22:11 |
rww | haresh: run the commands "lsb_release -a" and "apt-cache policy" in the terminal, copy to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, copy the address of the page it creates here. | 22:11 |
Jordan_U | SH-Chris: You're welcome. | 22:11 |
xangua | SH-Chris: you can install the restricted drivers from reposiroty, don't you¿ | 22:11 |
rallias | Hi. I have a question. I have 3 major users I use on my computer, and for certain reasons, I wish to have one of the users not show up on the login screen. How would I go about hiding this user from the login screen? | 22:11 |
oCean_ | ikonia: www.w3.org = .45 and I can get the site just fine. The nameservers have other ips indeed. | 22:11 |
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ikonia | oCean_: how do you know your hitting .45 ? | 22:11 |
haresh | the problem is i dont have any firefox or anythign in to surf the net and when i try installing it will not install | 22:11 |
Humle | is there any way to see the network traffic on a network interface after a reboot? | 22:12 |
Humle | i mean, the ifconfig TX/RX details | 22:12 |
ikonia | Humle: counters are cleared on reboots | 22:12 |
haresh | rww, the problem is i dont have any firefox or anythign in to surf the net and when i try installing it will not install | 22:12 |
pepee | haresh, apt-cache search firefox | 22:12 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: I am sure you remember me from the other day when I was attempting to fix my printer--my chat room etiquette had much to desire--sorry; I was desperate! :) can you help me? | 22:12 |
SH-Chris | xangua: Well, i tried teh drivers but seems i have a slightly older one installed | 22:12 |
rallias | haresh: then install an alternate web browser. | 22:13 |
oCean_ | ikonia: you're right, I did not know. However, browsing to the ip (.45) results in "forbidden due to abuse" | 22:13 |
matrix | i need good | 22:13 |
Humle | ikonia, ah, u see, i pay per MB on mobile broadband | 22:13 |
matrix | sql manager ide | 22:13 |
matrix | :( | 22:13 |
haresh | rallias, like | 22:13 |
graffy | oCean_ikonia: can you take a look at my route? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/4z7qe6JB | 22:13 |
Humle | some kind of tracker would be nice | 22:13 |
ikonia | graffy: it's not routing | 22:13 |
SH-Chris | xangua: i couldnt get my screen to expand to 1300x700 so i thought maybe going to nvidia might have helped :P | 22:13 |
xangua | haresh: the problem is that you mixed repositories, that's what i understando; don¿ | 22:13 |
ikonia | graffy: I think there is a stale dns entry for .45 | 22:13 |
rallias | haresh: chromium (google chrome), konquerer | 22:13 |
SH-Chris | wtf.. Ikonia got opped and deoped.. | 22:14 |
graffy | ikonia: its many sites, newegg.com, microcenter.com, amazon.com | 22:14 |
ikonia | SH-Chris: control your language, and I didn't op | 22:14 |
SH-Chris | Oh, sorry | 22:14 |
matrix | what s up ? | 22:14 |
rallias | Can someone help me? I have a user existing on my user that I don't want showing at the login prompt. How do I do this? | 22:14 |
sassinoogi | need help reinstalling a printer; did updates on my computer and it wiped out whatever the communication was from the computer to the printer; even when plugging it in, the PC does not recognize that it's been just plugged in; installed new driver--still nothing will print; sits in que--need help ASAP b/c I have to print off before 5:30pm EST...anyone? | 22:14 |
haresh | ok can after that what should i do | 22:14 |
ikonia | matrix: you have been told about the mysql tools | 22:14 |
pepee | sorry, but, I think DNS problems is OT here | 22:14 |
ikonia | matrix: please stop asking the same question | 22:14 |
ikonia | pepee: it's not offtopic, he's resolving an issue with his ubuntu machine | 22:15 |
pepee | ikonia, same applies to gentoo, debian, mandriva... | 22:15 |
ikonia | pepee: we don't know it's a dns issue, so it's fine | 22:15 |
pepee | /j #linux ? | 22:15 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: Can you pastebin the output of "dmesg" immediately after plugging in the printer? | 22:15 |
pepee | ah ok, sorry | 22:15 |
haresh | but after installing i dont see it anywhere | 22:15 |
pepee | haresh, alt+f2, type "firefox" | 22:16 |
ikonia | graffy: work through one site at a time, get w3.org working first, that one I think is a dns cache issue | 22:16 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: there was no message :( Should I pick a different USB until it appears? | 22:16 |
pepee | sassinoogi, please don't repeat, we can read | 22:16 |
ikonia | oCean_: Slart comments, agree/disagree ? | 22:16 |
haresh | i install the google chroum | 22:16 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: You can try that. Do other USB devices work? | 22:17 |
graffy | I'm on opendns now | 22:17 |
Slart | rallias: some unconfirmed results from google suggests that if you use user id's below 1000 they won't show up in the user list | 22:17 |
chr0n0 | meh, the fool who owned this thing formatted the backup partition and put music on it. :-/ | 22:17 |
Humle | is there a way to launch a script after I shut down from "Shut Down" menu icon | 22:17 |
pepee | sassinoogi, someone will help you if he can | 22:17 |
sassinoogi | yes--the printer did until just recently | 22:17 |
oCean_ | ikonia: the weird thing is, he has win7 box which works just fine (even after switching ips between ubuntu and the win7) | 22:17 |
rallias | Slart: tyvm | 22:17 |
ikonia | oCean_: I'm wondering if the ubuntu box has cached the bad ip though | 22:17 |
Slart | ikonia: humm.. haven't really been following the discussion.. | 22:17 |
haresh | pepee, cant bro please help | 22:18 |
Jordan_U | ikonia: Ubuntu doesn't do DNS caching by default. | 22:18 |
graffy | ikonia: the past few days I've been running a crawl that ignores robots.txt | 22:18 |
ikonia | Jordan_U: I don't know what his setup is, but it's all I have to explain his issue | 22:18 |
graffy | but if they blacklisted me its based on some kind of OS signature.... | 22:18 |
sassinoogi | Jordon_U: sorry--yes, the printer worked until just recently. IDK what exactly happened, but after I made some updates, it no longer would communicate with my PC | 22:18 |
pepee | haresh, ok. what version are you using? lucid= | 22:18 |
haresh | chromium is already the newest version. | 22:18 |
ikonia | graffy: they haven't blacklisted you, the host has been shut down | 22:18 |
graffy | I feel like a backbone host blacklisted my OS | 22:18 |
haresh | how do i cehck that | 22:18 |
haresh | pepee, how do i check that | 22:18 |
ikonia | graffy: then I wouldn't be able to get to it ? | 22:19 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: But to other USB devices work *currently*? | 22:19 |
graffy | ikonia: lets check my newegg.com record then | 22:19 |
Jordan_U | s/to/do/ | 22:19 |
ikonia | I'm using ubuntu too, MANY people would be complaining if that was the case | 22:19 |
sassinoogi | yes | 22:19 |
haresh | pepee, Distributor ID:Ubuntu | 22:19 |
haresh | Description:Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS | 22:19 |
haresh | Release:10.04 | 22:19 |
haresh | Codename:lucid | 22:19 |
FloodBot1 | haresh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 22:19 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: yes | 22:19 |
graffy | ikonia: and i don't know if you know but chrome gives me "102 Unknown Error" | 22:19 |
graffy | not unreachable name or what is says in a dns case | 22:19 |
pepee | haresh, did you install firefox? | 22:20 |
ikonia | graffy: it's not unreachable, the host is still running a webserver, but if you read the message on the web server, it's been taken out of action | 22:20 |
haresh | pepee, i cant install firefox i have a files to install | 22:20 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: You can try printing from a LiveCD, if the printer worked previously but doesn't work from a LiveCD then it's likely an issue with the printer itself. | 22:20 |
pepee | haresh, where are you from? india? | 22:20 |
haresh | pepee, firefox: Depends: libstartup-notification0 (>= 0.10) but it is not going to be installed | 22:20 |
haresh | singapore | 22:20 |
haresh | pepee, singapore | 22:21 |
mksexe | can somebody help me with extracting some files from a rar archive | 22:21 |
pepee | ok | 22:21 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: what exactly do you mean by a LiveCD? Print info from a disk? | 22:21 |
Jordan_U | !rar | mksexe | 22:21 |
ubottu | mksexe: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free | 22:21 |
pepee | mksexe, install rar and unrar packages | 22:21 |
infid | where does ubuntu keep it's sound files, like the equivalent of windows chimes, etc | 22:21 |
oCean_ | graffy: I'm kind of lost with this issue. :( | 22:21 |
graffy | ikonia: I'm telling you it's not a cache issue. I'm on OpenDNS servers right now. My newegg record is 216.52.208.187. Check that... | 22:21 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: A LiveCD is a CD containing a full bootable GNU/Linux system, like the Ubuntu install CD. | 22:21 |
pepee | haresh, /j #ubuntu-sg | 22:22 |
mksexe | I have installed unrar-free package | 22:22 |
JoshuaL | infid, /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ | 22:22 |
rezolute | is there a quickpar equivalent for linux that would allow me to just click on pars and repair like I do in windows? | 22:22 |
haresh | i am there | 22:22 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: Booting from a LiveCD is a good way to get back to a default configuration (at least temporarily). | 22:22 |
infid | thanksj oCean_ | 22:22 |
infid | JoshuaL: | 22:22 |
pepee | haresh, try installing that package: libstartup-notification0 | 22:22 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: I don't know where my original CD is; do you think that you could assist me in having the PC recognize the printer since it has been re-installed? | 22:22 |
ikonia | graffy: what happens when you try to get to the newegg site | 22:22 |
haresh | yeah thanks i am doing in | 22:22 |
JoshuaL | infid, np | 22:22 |
mksexe | but when I try to extract a picture from a archive i get an error | 22:23 |
graffy | ikonia: all browsers give some sort of error and return nothing. I just installed winxp in a virtualbox, same thing | 22:23 |
infid | JoshuaL: what command line program can play the sound file, eg just play the .ogg file, preferably without having a gui | 22:23 |
pepee | mksexe, you can use winrar with wine | 22:23 |
graffy | ikonia: i think somewhere deep my network procs got screwed up | 22:23 |
thune3 | rallias: i'm going to test another possible solution for your issue, brb | 22:24 |
Trashi | hi. i have a further fail2ban question. i cannot use iptables (vserver) so i try to use deny.hosts support. its all fine and fail2ban is writing my ip after a couple of tries into the hosts.deny, but after, apache2 lets me anyway to receive my website? whats the problem with this? for what could i look for? | 22:24 |
ikonia | graffy: sorry, don't buy that, networking is eithe up/down for things like you route to the internet, unless you have some personal routing you've put int | 22:24 |
ikonia | int | 22:24 |
deww | infid: ogg123 | 22:24 |
ikonia | in | 22:24 |
Slart | graffy: what happens if you try "wget www.newegg.com" in a terminal? | 22:24 |
haresh | how to slove this when i do a update using the update manager i get cannot upgrade a upgrade from lucid to handy is not supported please help me | 22:24 |
JoshuaL | infid, by default that is not possible. maybe MPD can help you | 22:24 |
ikonia | Trashi: apache doesn't use hosts.allow/deny | 22:24 |
JoshuaL | infid, mpd is a music player deamon | 22:24 |
rallias | thune3: and that is? | 22:25 |
graffy | Slart: wget gives connection refused | 22:25 |
Jordan_U | haresh: "upgrade from lucid to handy" doesn't make any sense. Can you please rephrase what exactly you're trying to do? | 22:25 |
Trashi | ikonia: but why fail2ban provides an "apache auth filter" ? | 22:25 |
infid | deww: apt-get says ogg123 is unavailable | 22:25 |
pepee | haresh, please, don't repeat... also, you got an answer for that question | 22:25 |
haresh | i am trying to update using the update manager | 22:25 |
Slart | graffy: and "wget 204.14.213.185" gives you the same result? | 22:25 |
JEUS | how can i fix problem with eth0 network . is disable | 22:26 |
ilovefairuz | haresh: better do a clean install | 22:26 |
Jordan_U | haresh: From which version of Ubuntu? | 22:26 |
mksexe | I will try with wine than | 22:26 |
ikonia | Trashi: that's for iptables | 22:26 |
mksexe | Tanks for your help | 22:26 |
pepee | haresh, lucid is the latest version | 22:26 |
ikonia | Trashi: and it also depends how your apache application is built | 22:26 |
haresh | i can i have the new cd but the provblem is when i am trying to install it says it cant find my cdrom drive it ask me to look for it | 22:26 |
deww | infid: then try mpd as suggested by JoshuaL :) | 22:26 |
JEUS | ping | 22:27 |
Trashi | ikonia: ah ok ... i did find a tutorial about tcp wrapper & apache2 .. first, i will take a look for this ... thank u ;) | 22:27 |
JEUS | ping | 22:27 |
graffy | Slart: here's some progress! I can reach that in a browser but none of the images load | 22:27 |
JEUS | ping | 22:27 |
graffy | Slart: this is also what happens for gamespot.com | 22:27 |
ikonia | JEUS: ok | 22:27 |
JEUS | ping | 22:27 |
ikonia | JEUS: stop now please | 22:27 |
JEUS | ikonia, hi | 22:27 |
oCean_ | graffy: browsing to http://216.52.208.185 ? (= newegg) | 22:27 |
Jordan_U | !pm | sassinoogi | 22:27 |
ubottu | sassinoogi: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 22:27 |
Slart | graffy: one way to find out if it's your computer or the network would be to try a live cd.. see if you have the same problems there | 22:27 |
Jordan_U | haresh: From which version of Ubuntu? | 22:27 |
deww | infid: what about vorbis-tools ? | 22:27 |
infid | deww: i liked the sound of ogg123 though since i used to use mpg123 or whatever, or was it 321. anyway vlc does the trick | 22:27 |
haresh | i am on 10.4 | 22:28 |
chr0n0 | pepee: actually 10.10 Maverick Meerkat is Alpha ;) But Lucid is the latest stable | 22:28 |
JEUS | i have this problem but not solvet after do it http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-network-manager-disabled-problem-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid.html | 22:28 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: I need to learn this Ubuntu etiquette---sorry! | 22:28 |
graffy | ikonia: I was crawling with Scrapy, which keeps a list of urls not to visit. It was killed overnight for using max RAM and swap. I think there is some debris causing this | 22:28 |
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infid | deww: ah yeah that installed it | 22:28 |
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pepee | chr0n0, yeah, but no one should install it :) | 22:28 |
SH-Chris | Lucid seems to have a bit of problems lately... | 22:28 |
infid | deww: thanks | 22:28 |
ikonia | graffy: have you tried something simple like a reboot, clear your ram and start again ? | 22:28 |
SH-Chris | DOesnt seem as stable as its lable as | 22:28 |
SH-Chris | labled* | 22:28 |
graffy | ikonia: i have rebooted a few times. checked my small win7 partition | 22:29 |
chr0n0 | lol ya | 22:29 |
bytesaber | any reason a grub1 bootloader can't boot current ubuntu? | 22:29 |
graffy | can you ping newegg? | 22:29 |
graffy | i cant ping it in windows? | 22:29 |
ikonia | ah yes, you did say | 22:29 |
ikonia | bytesaber: nope | 22:29 |
JEUS | ikonia, i have this problem with ubuntu 10.4 but not solved after do command http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-network-manager-disabled-problem-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid.html | 22:29 |
ikonia | graffy: their firewall blocks ping | 22:29 |
chr0n0 | lucid runs great on my box :) loving it | 22:29 |
ikonia | JEUS: I'm not interested in helping you at this time, I'm looking at other things | 22:29 |
ilovefairuz | bytesaber: who said it can't? | 22:29 |
SH-Chris | JEUS: Dont repeat stuff | 22:29 |
oCean_ | graffy: no ping reply, have you tried browsing to 216.52.208.185 ? | 22:29 |
graffy | oCean_: yes its newegg's homepage with no images | 22:29 |
bytesaber | ilovefairuz, no one. just messing with bootloaders | 22:29 |
tripleb-mirc | How to set this up question: I have windows on one hard drive. I have another hard drive and will install ubuntu on it. What do I have to do to get grub to line up to give me choices to boot on windows or not. I want to have the windows drive not on the computer from time to time. I intend the ubuntu drive to be the Master drive. | 22:30 |
oCean_ | graffy: ok, so nameserver issue after all? | 22:30 |
pepee | graffy, can you browse newegg from windows? | 22:30 |
pettter | join ubuntu-se | 22:30 |
bytesaber | ilovefairuz, trying to learn how to use grub2 | 22:30 |
RWolf | Hi, I've installed 10.04 on my USB flash drive instead of HDD, is it ok? will the drive wear off quickly? | 22:30 |
ikonia | oCean_: it does look that way | 22:30 |
oCean_ | graffy: since the images are probably loaded by location by name | 22:30 |
oCean_ | ikonia: Indeed | 22:30 |
JEUS | this chanel for help or for pussy | 22:30 |
SH-Chris | tripleb-mirc: Grub must be installed on teh master drive, liek windows if you boot taht first. | 22:30 |
ilovefairuz | !grub2 | bytesaber | 22:30 |
ubottu | bytesaber: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Ubuntu 9.10. For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 22:30 |
graffy | oCean_: sorry i was responding to your last question. 216.52.208.185 produces no response and an error. I can browse to newegg in windows, but not from a windows VM on this lucid | 22:31 |
ikonia | graffy: what's the error | 22:31 |
chr0n0 | RWolf: usb flash is cheap anyhow, if it dies you can justify getting a bigger one | 22:31 |
bytesaber | thanks ilovefairuz | 22:31 |
JEUS | hi | 22:31 |
graffy | ikonia: this is a Iron/Chrome error code, "Error 102 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED): Unknown error.". usually caused by proxy but im not behind a proxy | 22:32 |
RWolf | chr0n0: there's a risk of losing data | 22:32 |
Jordan_U | tripleb-mirc: The boot menu will be setup automatically but you should make sure during install that grub isn't being installed to the windows drive (otherwise you won't be able to boot anything without the windows drive in). | 22:32 |
pepee | graffy, what about installing a local DNS cache server? | 22:32 |
ilovefairuz | tripleb-mirc: install grub on that drive that you'll be keeping all at the time | 22:32 |
tripleb-mirc | SH-Chris: so I want to have ubuntu be the master drive. But mostly I want windows to just be an option. | 22:32 |
chr0n0 | true | 22:32 |
ikonia | graffy: telnet to 216.52.208.187 80 please | 22:32 |
ikonia | graffy: does it get a connection | 22:32 |
pepee | graffy, like dnsmasq or pdnsd | 22:32 |
SH-Chris | tripleb-mirc: Not sure, i did it with ubuntu partitioned on my 500GB hdd | 22:33 |
graffy | ikonia: connection refused | 22:33 |
ikonia | graffy: that suggests something is blocking you | 22:33 |
graffy | pepee: installed them about an hour ago | 22:33 |
sassinoogi | jordan_U: (if I make another bad pass, sorry--I am new to Ubuntu!) so after I have reinstalled the driver, I know that I have to go into the terminal to "override the system" and I am not sure what the command(s) is. Do you know what it is that I am talking about or is there another way for the system to get data to transfer to the printer? | 22:33 |
pepee | ahh | 22:33 |
Jordan_U | tripleb-mirc: The setting for where grub should be installed is fairly hidden in Ubuntu's installer, you get to it by clicking the button labeled "Advanced" on the last screen of the installer. | 22:33 |
oCean_ | graffy: are there accesslists on your gateway? | 22:33 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: How did you re-install the driver? | 22:34 |
pepee | graffy, do you have a firewall in the machine? modified your /etc/hosts or something? | 22:34 |
graffy | oCean_ i dont have control of them, and the guy went home... | 22:34 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: went directly to Lexmark, downloaded the driver to my desktop, extracted the file, then ran it | 22:35 |
oCean_ | graffy: you default to gw10-ints.noc.d, there could be an accesslist. Is your ubuntu gw same as on win? | 22:35 |
ilovefairuz | tripleb-mirc: the ubuntu installer will detect windows if the drive is present during installation and add an option to boot it, even if the drive is not present you can add an option later to boot windows from the "secondary" drive | 22:35 |
Jordan_U | sassinoogi: Did your printer not work out of the box with Ubuntu? | 22:35 |
tiina | Hi anyone here who could help me with my mp3 files? | 22:35 |
pepee | !ask | tiina | 22:35 |
ubottu | tiina: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 22:35 |
ilovefairuz | !details | tiina | 22:35 |
ubottu | tiina: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 22:35 |
tripleb-mirc | Jordan_U, SH-Chris: So I am going to install ubuntu on this new (SATA) drive. I have windows installed on another drive (I am using it now.) I want windows to appear in the grub options. Do I set that up at install time or later or do I have a choice? (with xchat I get lines with "mynick" in them highlighted. I wish I could get that with mirc - which I am using now.) | 22:35 |
harley_ | any one know some plug to aqalug player | 22:36 |
harley_ | any one know some plug to aqalug player? | 22:36 |
graffy | oCean_: yes at least the same ip, gw10-ints.noc.d is a sub domain yeah? | 22:36 |
JEUS | of 1526 petson is not anybody to help me | 22:36 |
tiina | i have denver mp3 and i have downloaded mp3 files via frostwire and cannot get them to my mp3 player denver??? | 22:36 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: no; I had to go through a series of steps and all was well; I updated to 9.10 and that is when the real issues began; I don't know how to downgrade, or I would, but either way--I wanted to write down what steps I took the last time so that I don't have to bug my fellow ubuntu-ers about how to do it again | 22:36 |
SH-Chris | tripleb-mirc: In teh end of teh install you ahev teh option to install grub but only if it detects another boot loader | 22:36 |
ilovefairuz | tripleb-mirc: the installer will add the option automatically | 22:37 |
tiina | i have denver mp3 and i have downloaded mp3 files via frostwire and cannot get them to my mp3 player denver??? | 22:37 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: do you see the music player when you plug it to usb? | 22:37 |
JEUS | ping : i have this problem but not solvet after do it http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-network-manager-disabled-problem-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid.html | 22:37 |
RWolf | any ideas how to reduce disk writes while 10.04 running to save the Flash drive? for example, are there processes that are known to write to disk in a timely manner? or, maybe, /tmp on a RAM disk will help? | 22:37 |
tiina | yes | 22:37 |
tiina | rythmbox | 22:37 |
ikonia | JEUS: stop with the "ping" | 22:37 |
tripleb-mirc | ilovefairuz ah. OK I'll have it present at install. ((another question: while ubuntu installs, how long will it take for a 1T drive (new) and will I be locked out from using the computer for that time frame?)) | 22:37 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: no, on the desktop, can you see an icon for it? | 22:38 |
Slart | RWolf: I would put tmp on a ramdisk to start with.. | 22:38 |
chr0n0 | sassinoogi: when I upgraded to 9.10 I had a bunch of problems that I could not remedy at all. fortunately I keep my /home on another disk entirely. makes for easy migration | 22:38 |
JEUS | what do :/ ikonia | 22:38 |
tiina | only usb0 like an harddisk | 22:38 |
cjdevlin | i am running ubuntu 8.04 and i a program i am installing needs pygtk 2.16.0 is there a simple way to install/upgrade? | 22:38 |
NCS_One | hi | 22:38 |
oCean_ | graffy: sorry, I think I'm out of options. You should check accesslists when your collegue returns. | 22:38 |
chr0n0 | sassinoogi: i also tried to downgrade, which cause further instability | 22:38 |
pepee | JEUS, paste the output of those commands in pastebin, please | 22:38 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: when you click on the icon on the desktop, doesn't it show the files inside the player? | 22:38 |
sassinoogi | *ugh!* | 22:38 |
Slart | RWolf: perhaps even try to limit logging.. but I would only do that once everything is working | 22:39 |
tiina | only usb0 like an harddisk | 22:39 |
sassinoogi | chr0n0: did anyone make suggestions to you? | 22:39 |
tiina | olivefairuz | 22:39 |
ilovefairuz | !screenshot | tiina | 22:39 |
ubottu | tiina: Screenshots can be made with the [PrtScr] button. Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://tinyurl.com/imagebin and post a link to it. | 22:39 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: take a screen shot of it | 22:39 |
graffy | oCean_: what's a reliable way to clear my dnscache? now 204.14.213.185 looks like a full newegg.com | 22:39 |
tiina | ok | 22:39 |
JEUS | i use this command i have this problem but not solvet after do it http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-network-manager-disabled-problem-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid.html | 22:40 |
NCS_One | whhen I try to seen flash videos on browser firefox or chromium it is slow, lags. What can I do to fix it ? | 22:40 |
pepee | JEUS, where are you from? | 22:40 |
pepee | ... | 22:40 |
hellokit1y | Howdy. =) | 22:40 |
JEUS | im from earth | 22:40 |
RWolf | Slart: how do I turn the logging off? anyways, I can switch them again when needed | 22:40 |
ikonia | pepee: why are you asking people where they are from ? | 22:40 |
pepee | JEUS, paste the output of those commands in pastebin, please | 22:40 |
ikonia | JEUS: stop with the smart answers | 22:40 |
ikonia | pepee: what commands ? | 22:40 |
pradeep | hi everyone | 22:40 |
graffy | oCean_: Yeah! if I rewrite URIs with 204.14.213.185 i can browse newegg | 22:41 |
tiina | /home/tiina/Skrivbord/Skärmbild.png | 22:41 |
hellokit1y | Lol. | 22:41 |
Slart | RWolf: I think there is a config file for logging.. something like /etc/syslog , I think | 22:41 |
pradeep | hope everyone is good in here | 22:41 |
chr0n0 | sassinoogi: I don't remember the specifics, sorry. but I know that I found several forums where people had the same problems, I tried the fixes over and over with no luck. Are you having some issue with network manager by chance? | 22:41 |
oCean_ | graffy: hmm | 22:41 |
graffy | oCean_: i think i have a bad dnscache | 22:41 |
sassinoogi | Jordan_U: no; I had to go through a series of steps and all was well; I updated to 9.10 and that is when the real issues began; I don't know how to downgrade, or I would, but either way--I wanted to write down what steps I took the last time so that I don't have to bug my fellow ubuntu-ers about how to do it again | 22:41 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: go to http://imgur.com and upload the image, then paste the address here | 22:41 |
pepee | ikonia, 1. for telling them to go to the channel of their country, 2. commands from the website he's posting | 22:41 |
sassinoogi | chr0n0: no, no other issues except this @#*$&@#( printer | 22:41 |
ikonia | pepee: why don't you find out what the actual problem is | 22:42 |
JEUS | i work in windows now and linux have problem to connect internet | 22:42 |
oCean_ | graffy: on ubuntu and win, you use the same dns configuration? (i.e. /etc/resolv.conf) | 22:42 |
JEUS | ikonia, pepee | 22:42 |
chr0n0 | sassinoogi: sorry, my attention is divided. man, no ideas :( | 22:42 |
Slart | RWolf: although that file doesn't exist.. let me look around.. see if I can find it | 22:42 |
RWolf | Slart: rsyslog.conf? | 22:42 |
graffy | oCean_: well right now its just OpenDNS's 2NS | 22:42 |
JEUS | ikonia, pepee not have way to connect to ubuntu | 22:43 |
graffy | oCean_: but I think i have a bad local cache | 22:43 |
pepee | ikonia, because most people is new, and I prefer to see what the system says before trying to understand them | 22:43 |
ikonia | JEUS: as I said before I'm working on other things so chose not to help you | 22:43 |
JEUS | and can't | 22:43 |
tiina | http://imgur.com/8jhVT.png | 22:43 |
graffy | oCean_: where is this in ubuntu? | 22:43 |
oCean_ | graffy: oh, ok. Your reboots would have cleared those out | 22:43 |
JEUS | paste to this computer | 22:43 |
graffy | Can I purge the DNS handler or something? | 22:43 |
Slart | RWolf: it sounds right.. but I looked at that file and I didn't recognise the things in there.. | 22:43 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: ok good, what happens when you click the usb0? | 22:43 |
Slart | RWolf: of course, it might have changed since I last looked at it | 22:43 |
thune3 | rallias: adding a [greeter] section with Exclude=<user> to /etc/gdm/custom.conf is supposed to do that according to http://library.gnome.org/admin/gdm/2.30/configuration.html.en It didn't work for me because these options apparantly aren't availble for gnome 2.28 (i'm on karmic) | 22:44 |
pepee | JEUS, ahh ok. well, try using sudo with those commands | 22:44 |
tiina | my filemapp opens | 22:44 |
JEUS | pepee, ikonia to this to your work ? http://pastebin.com/RA8jn1RS | 22:44 |
pepee | sudo service network-manager stop; sudo rm /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state; sudo service network-manager start | 22:44 |
Shark360 | ciao a tutti | 22:44 |
pepee | JEUS, do that | 22:44 |
ikonia | JEUS: please stop saying my name | 22:44 |
Shark360 | hi all | 22:44 |
Slart | RWolf: ah.. /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf looks better.. | 22:45 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: so keep it open, and open another one with the folder that contains your mp3 files, then select them and right-click, choose copy and go to usb0 and select paste | 22:45 |
tiina | couldnt do so wrong at the backends of files? | 22:45 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: is there an error ? what does it say ? | 22:46 |
tiina | I gat that answer when I tried to do as you said before | 22:46 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: is there an error message that shows up when you try to copy? | 22:46 |
hay | ikonia: being nice to people from other countries wouldn't hurt | 22:46 |
tiina | like something is wrong I cannot move the musicfiles | 22:46 |
RWolf | Slart: hmm, so I can redirect the logs to /tmp | 22:46 |
CppIsWeird | just for a sanity check, i ran diff -rqd /dir1 /dir2, and it didnt report anything, this means that those directories are EXACTLY the same byte for byte, bit for bit, content and structure? | 22:47 |
sassinoogi | Seriously--anyone (I am in near tears with this!! I am still a newbie!) and I cannot get my printer to print documents or pics. Reinstalled several times with no avail--only need a person to take me through the steps of getting system to re-recognize printer | 22:47 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: write the exact error | 22:47 |
ikonia | hay: I don't have a problem with people in other countries | 22:47 |
Slart | RWolf: possibly.. or just disable the loggin altogether | 22:47 |
somnium | Im looking for something like mumbles, but it seems it hasn't been updated for over a year. Is there a alternative like it for gnome or is it still the best bet? | 22:47 |
tripleb-mirc | testing highlight function | 22:47 |
adub | hi all | 22:48 |
Slart | tripleb-mirc: try joining #test , they have bots and all kinds of stuff to test things | 22:48 |
ilovefairuz | !hi | adub | 22:48 |
ubottu | adub: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 22:48 |
adub | cool a nice bot | 22:48 |
pepee | JEUS, you there? | 22:48 |
adub | yes | 22:48 |
adub | jesus is always there | 22:49 |
hay | :-) | 22:49 |
adub | you just have to ask | 22:49 |
ilovefairuz | !ot | adub | 22:49 |
ubottu | adub: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 22:49 |
maco | adub: one fewer s | 22:49 |
tiina | Wrong at doing copy of 08 Rude Boy- Rihanna-,mp3 | 22:49 |
graffy | oCean_: I cam in this morning to all 12GB of my ram being used and max swap | 22:49 |
ikonia | tiina: ? | 22:49 |
pepee | adub, no, jesus is dead, if he existed... lol | 22:49 |
tiina | yes | 22:49 |
JEUS | pepee, yes im here | 22:50 |
adub | guys im having an issue with installing ubuntu | 22:50 |
graffy | I think something got screwed up | 22:50 |
hay | tiina: that could be because of rihanna ;-) | 22:50 |
pepee | JEUS, did that work? | 22:50 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: do you have other files on the player? | 22:50 |
adub | i am trying to install 10.04 | 22:50 |
ikonia | pepee: what part of "offtopic" was not clear to you | 22:50 |
ilovefairuz | !who | tiina | 22:50 |
ubottu | tiina: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 22:50 |
adub | and i keep getting this error ---> This particular error is often due to a faulty CD/DVD disk or drive, or a faulty hard disk. It may help to clean the CD/DVD, to burn the CD/DVD at a lower speed, to clean the CD/DVD drive lens (cleaning kits are often available from electronics suppliers), to check whether the hard disk is old and in need of replacement, or to move the system to a cooler environment. | 22:50 |
graffy | oCean_: mouse was lagging on a Core i7 | 22:50 |
oCean_ | graffy: that's not ok | 22:50 |
maco | tiina: maybe because there's a comma in the file name? some formats cant take commas | 22:50 |
graffy | oCean_: but I shouldn't have to reinstall | 22:50 |
pepee | ikonia, you are always that serious? | 22:50 |
adub | its annoying i run fsck and all is well this is the second time i have burned the disk and it errors 36% into the install everytime i have tried 5 different installed | 22:50 |
adub | installs | 22:51 |
tiina | and detalied says: wrong at the opening of file"/media/usb/0/08 ...YES in each of files the same message | 22:51 |
adub | using 10.04 lts installation | 22:51 |
ikonia | pepee: this channels topic is ubuntu support discussion, not chat, not jokes, ubuntu support, please try to stick to it, more so when you ae told a pevious comment is offtopic | 22:51 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: you can right-click on usb0 and select "format" but that will delete files on the music player so you' | 22:51 |
maco | adub: did you do the "check disc for errors" thing on boot? because maybe the iso you're burning was a corrupt download | 22:51 |
lindux | anyone who is able with recovery dead filesystem? | 22:51 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: you'll have to copy them again | 22:51 |
maco | adub: also possible is that your cd drive is overly sensitive (I have one that wont read more than 100mb into a cd) | 22:51 |
ilovefairuz | !undelete | lindux | 22:51 |
ubottu | lindux: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 22:51 |
JEUS | i try copy output to this computer (ubuntu ----> windows) | 22:52 |
graffy | oCean_: do you think i got attacked? | 22:52 |
oCean_ | graffy: agreed. Using 'top' and then sorting on mem and/or swap usage should show you what is hogging the resources | 22:52 |
tiina | oboy how i shall do that via frostwire? as i did at the first time? | 22:52 |
ikonia | oCean_: he's rebooted though, so there should be no resource hogs now | 22:52 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: do you have the files on the hard disk in a folder? | 22:52 |
adub | maco how do i check for errors on boot | 22:52 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: after you format, copy them from that folder | 22:52 |
maco | adub: i dont know with the new cd. maybe hold down shift? | 22:53 |
tiina | yes in the rythmbox player in ubuntu | 22:53 |
graffy | oCean_: it was my crawler running in python. but it has a feature to never go back to visited urls. and i think that behavior leaked to the system??? | 22:53 |
maco | adub: older versions of ubuntu offered it during boot | 22:53 |
NCS_One | when I try to seen flash videos on browser firefox or chromium it is slow, lags. What can I do to fix it ? | 22:53 |
tiina | How I format those? | 22:53 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: no, open the folder that contains them, and copy after you format | 22:53 |
mint | anyone here running on hardy heroin ubuntu still im curious to hear how stable it is | 22:53 |
ikonia | mint: it's stable | 22:54 |
tiina | I dont understand what format means? | 22:54 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: you format the music player by right-click on usb0 and select "format" | 22:54 |
oCean_ | graffy: from here, I really couldn't tell. Maybe see tomorrow (with several reboots done now) how your system is behaving? | 22:54 |
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Oer | !hardyheron | 22:54 |
KE1HA | graffy, just try a top -d 1 and watch what apps / svc's float to the top, you'll see CPU & MEM | 22:54 |
graffy | oCean_: is there no standard location for the DNS cache? (my hosts file is empty of course, suprised you haven't mentioned it) | 22:54 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: format will delete files from the player and reset permissions | 22:54 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: will probably fix your error | 22:54 |
Alazare | reason being isadora (mints version) of lucid lynx seems to have some problems one being it wont let me install nvidia's drivers from there site and there at 255.44 atm and the ones in the repo are 195.... | 22:55 |
ikonia | Alazare: mint is not ubuntu, they have differences | 22:55 |
tiina | dont understand my player is brand new only anyting inside of it everything are on my computer and I try to download them to my brand new denver mp3 player...but wrong...wrong....cannot do it | 22:55 |
Alazare | mainly just the software tho ikonia | 22:56 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: right-click on usb0 and select "format" | 22:56 |
oCean_ | graffy: well, hosts is only for exact matches, not for complete (sub)domains. Regarding local dns cache: I don't think a lot of that happens unless you're running nscd. (I could be wrong here.. ikonia?) | 22:56 |
Alazare | its ubuntu at its core infact if gdm crashes it says ubuntu is in low res mode | 22:56 |
tiina | what is format???? | 22:56 |
ikonia | oCean_: bang on | 22:56 |
ikonia | Alazare: ok, in that case you can assume it will be the same as mint | 22:56 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: it's probably named different because you use a different language, what's your native language? | 22:57 |
tiina | no shuch a thing as format | 22:57 |
tiina | swedish | 22:57 |
Alazare | so ikonia would you say ubuntu 6 hardy would be extremly stable mainly going to do some nix gaming on it | 22:57 |
ilovefairuz | !se | tiina | 22:57 |
ubottu | tiina: Svensk Ubuntu- och Kubuntusupport hittar du i #ubuntu-se resp. #kubuntu-se | 22:57 |
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Dr_Willis | Alazare: any old releases would be using older drivers also. so i dont see what you woukld gain. | 22:57 |
ilovefairuz | tiina: type /join #ubuntu-se | 22:57 |
tiina | ok thanks | 22:58 |
ikonia | Alazare: I'd say you will have the same issues you have with mints hardy distro, Hardy is very old and obsoleted | 22:58 |
Alazare | hmmm...what kernel is hardy ? | 22:58 |
ikonia | 2.6.24 I think | 22:58 |
ikonia | maybe 2.6.18 | 22:58 |
vhugox | I have some problems with the micro on Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope. Does someone can help me ?, i've been trying all type of things, but it doesn't work. | 22:58 |
ikonia | vhugox: the "micro" ? | 22:59 |
pepee | !details | vhugox | 22:59 |
ubottu | vhugox: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 22:59 |
Hoober | Question: Where do i begin making my own graphics library and gui library in NASM? is there a guide to plotting first pixel on screen? | 22:59 |
KE1HA | 2.6.24 on my box. | 22:59 |
IdleOne | microphone ikonia | 22:59 |
chrOnik | hey whats up :0 | 22:59 |
ikonia | Hoober: no | 22:59 |
ikonia | KE1HA: hardy box ? | 22:59 |
ilovefairuz | Hoober: stop trolling | 22:59 |
Alazare | the problem im having with nvidia's driver not installing is this nuoveau stuff.... | 22:59 |
Hoober | i am not trolling | 22:59 |
ikonia | Hoober: the answer to your question is "no" | 22:59 |
Alazare | i cant seem to remove it not matter what guide i follow | 22:59 |
vhugox | ok | 22:59 |
Hoober | ok well i guess i can google some more | 22:59 |
Dr_Willis | Hoober: the nasm homepage may have some guides. | 22:59 |
ikonia | ok | 22:59 |
ascheel | Is there a known issue with 'Safely Remove Drive' in relation to SD Cards? I did a safe remove on a card, now new cards I insert don't show up in gnome. | 23:00 |
ikonia | ascheel: bus has probably hung | 23:00 |
faheyn | anyone know where i can get a working vlc for 10.10 | 23:00 |
ascheel | ikonia: it's a card reader (4 slots) and all 4 drives disappeared when I did the safe remove | 23:00 |
ikonia | faheyn: 10.10 is a development release and not supported. Discuss on it is in #ubuntu+1 channel | 23:01 |
Dr_Willis | ascheel: theres issues with siome laptops and card slot readers where they wont see cards plugged in after the4 system boots. | 23:01 |
graffy | is 216.52.208.187 a valid newegg IP? | 23:01 |
IdleOne | faheyn: in the repos and 10.10 in #ubuntu+1 | 23:01 |
ikonia | ascheel: bus probably hung | 23:01 |
thune3 | ascheel: i've had that problem "safely remove drive" removes the card reader device altogether! I use "eject" without issue. | 23:01 |
Dr_Willis | ascheel: what thune3 says makes sence to me also.. Theres somthing more extree about remove, vs eject ive notced also. | 23:01 |
graffy | getting dhcp.... | 23:01 |
ascheel | thune3: thanks! I unplugged the card reader, plugged it back in and all is well in the world. Doesn't seem the bus was hung | 23:01 |
ascheel | Dr_Willis: sounds exactly right in this situation | 23:02 |
vhugox | I have Ubuntu 9.04, Siragon Laptop, well..., i'm trying to connect my guitar to my laptop, but i don't have any audio. I tried to play with the alsamixer options. | 23:02 |
ikonia | ascheel: unplugging it will re-scan the bus | 23:02 |
tripleb-mirc | I have a new 1T drive. I am going to install Ubuntu on it all one partition. Can I split up the partiton later? Is there any advantage doing it this way. If I leave a section not partitioned then I will have to add a partition on it anyway. Is there the primary and extended partion thing in Ubuntu? I have never used 10.04 -- Is it less efficient (slower?) than 9.10? How long will it take to | 23:02 |
tripleb-mirc | install Ubuntu on the whole drive? (thanks) | 23:02 |
ascheel | Dr_Willis: I think the safely remove meant it was working with the USB device and not the drive itself | 23:02 |
NCS_One | when I watch flash videos Xorg starts using 70 - 80 % of CPU and to get it down I have to restart. Is there something I can do to fix it ? | 23:02 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: the default install will make a / and a swap. You may want to make a / /home and swap. | 23:02 |
pettigrew95 | Hey can anyone help me with a problem im having installing Ubuntu inside of Windows? | 23:02 |
ikonia | NCS_One: not really, flash is closed source and eats resource | 23:02 |
ilovefairuz | thune3: ascheel: this option powers down the device, "eject" just umounts it | 23:02 |
ascheel | !ask | pettigrew95 | 23:02 |
ubottu | pettigrew95: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 23:02 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: normal install for me - about 30 min. | 23:03 |
hellokit1y | D: | 23:03 |
pepee | pettigrew95, Virtual Machine? just ask | 23:03 |
NCS_One | ikonia: but if I stop the flash video Xorg is still using 70 80 % | 23:03 |
Slart | Would it be considered "safe" to cancel a running fsck on an ext3 file system? can I tell it to stop in a nice way? | 23:04 |
hellokit1y | Yes. | 23:04 |
tripleb-mirc | how long will it take to install 10.04 on a 1T drive? Hours? Overnight? | 23:04 |
ikonia | NCS_One: because you still have the player loaded | 23:04 |
ikonia | tripleb-mirc: minutes | 23:04 |
IdleOne | tripleb-mirc: no more then 1 hour usually | 23:04 |
Slart | tripleb-mirc: less than an hour | 23:04 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: I'm guessing 15 minutes? | 23:04 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: i just said.. about 30 min. why would the HD size matter... | 23:04 |
ikonia | Dr_Willis: only the format section, that's it | 23:04 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: what in the world would make you think it would take overnight? :) | 23:04 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: 15 minutes if you know how to set everything up right out the door. The size of the drive only matters if you do a full format on the drive | 23:04 |
JEUS | pepee, http://pastebin.com/a7N78GRj | 23:04 |
Space_Man | about 25 - 35 minutes | 23:05 |
tripleb-mirc | Dr_Willis thanks for your reply. It took hours /overnight on my 40G drive to change from 9.04 to 9.10. | 23:05 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: ever set up Windows XP yourself? Ubuntu has about 1/10th of the question and the time associated with installing and updating it | 23:05 |
pepee | JEUS, did that work? | 23:05 |
Dr_Willis | i find installing from a usb flash drive. a lot faster then installing from a cd also.. but i guess it depends on the speed of your optical drive | 23:05 |
pepee | JEUS, by the way, no need to copy all the output... | 23:05 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: that was a 'upgrade' not a new install.. and i bet a lot of that was downloading. | 23:05 |
suprengr | Ubuntu /Grub question: With 10.04.1 due - Would a dual installation of 10.04 & 10.04.1 be ok on same disk - could GRUB differentiate ok? | 23:05 |
Dr_Willis | suprengr: grub2 sees and adds entries for all the os's it finds for me. if i pluyg in a flash drive with 10.04 on it.. it will add it to the grub menus. :) (which can be annoying, or good) | 23:06 |
oCean_ | Slart: I'd say that it depends on whatever action the fsck is performing. I guess interrupting while fixing inodes, or rebuilding journal could be problem. | 23:06 |
pepee | tripleb-mirc, what Dr_Willis said, or problems with the CD/CD reader | 23:06 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: why "dual" installations? just update packages | 23:06 |
tripleb-mirc | ascheel this is a new drive so I assume it is formatted in NTFS so I would have to do a full format. -- yes I just set up XP on this 40G drive so I can have it for some functions: skype on my webcam. | 23:07 |
JEUS | no didnt work | 23:07 |
suprengr | Dr_Willis: cheers | 23:07 |
RWolf | I've got an issue with "sis" video driver in 10.04 (intel board), there's some garbage on a screen, although "vesa" works ok, how to diagnose it? | 23:07 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: a new install including a full format of that 1TB drive, I'm guessing 1-1.5 hours. | 23:07 |
pepee | JEUS, what does network manager says? | 23:07 |
Slart | oCean_: hrmpff.. well.. I'll just let it run then | 23:07 |
Slart | oCean_: thanks | 23:07 |
Dr_Willis | formating 1TB hd to ext4 - i dont recall taking too long last i did it.. | 23:07 |
daniel__ | hi, anybody has here the sony vaio w netbook? | 23:07 |
pettigrew95 | Ubuntu Install Inside of Windows Question / I booted my Ubuntu 10 live cd and chose install inside Windows. I then restarted and let it finish installing. I boot back into windows and Ubuntu shows in my programs and features page but there's no way to execute it and run it. Anyone know what's up? | 23:07 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: and about 45% of that is the formatting itself. Dr_Willis if you do a quick format, it's done very fast. | 23:07 |
ilovefairuz | !details | daniel__ | 23:07 |
ubottu | daniel__: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 23:07 |
oCean_ | Slart: sit it out :p | 23:07 |
Dr_Willis | perhaps 10 min? it was USB - so thats hard to tell. | 23:07 |
tripleb-mirc | Dr_Willis I have a 1.3 cable internet connection. Cant be the downloading. | 23:08 |
Slart | oCean_: I'll sleep it out =) | 23:08 |
vhugox | I have Ubuntu 9.04 and my microphone doesn't work. I can't listen any audio, but on Debian it works perfectly. | 23:08 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: if everyone was updateing at the same time.. yes it could been the download speeds.. but it dosent matter now.. | 23:08 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: My advice is to just install it. :) The longer you debate, you could be almost done! :D | 23:08 |
JEUS | no do any things is disable and didnt work | 23:08 |
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tripleb-mirc | ascheel Dr_Willis -- is there a disadvantage to quick formatting vs full formatting. (I should learn the difference.) | 23:08 |
mkanyicy | vhugox, I thought a microphone is not for listening | 23:08 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: you rarely need to do a full format. | 23:09 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: I agree with Dr_Willis, but I'm paranoid so I do anyway. | 23:09 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: learn the differance if youy want to save hours and hours of time. | 23:09 |
pepee | JEUS, I recommend you to go to the channel of your country | 23:09 |
daniel__ | ubottu: ok, i am running the ubuntu netbook remix 10.04 on my sony vaio w netbook, and the problem is, i cannot use the wifi, network manager says, the 'device is not ready'. i tried to install drivers via Hardware Drivers program, but it did not offer me anything. | 23:09 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 23:09 |
tripleb-mirc | OK I need to decid re 10.04. Is it slower than 9.10? ie less efficient. | 23:09 |
ilovefairuz | tripleb-mirc: not relevant any more | 23:09 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: why would it be slower/less efficnent? | 23:09 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: I have a longo utstanding issue with firefox not resolved - (gtk gt+ rendering following a kde desktop tryout. After many suggestions and much helpp fromall good people here, no result. So Iwant to safley /slowly get out of a non-urgent annoyance. | 23:09 |
pepee | vhugox, if I recall correctly, 9.04 had a lot of problems with the audio drivers | 23:10 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: it does not seem slower to me. I think the upgrade is worth it | 23:10 |
HolyTony | how do i make ubuntu volume control likes mac volume control? When i turn up the volume i want to hear a noise telling how loud it is | 23:10 |
EvilDin | hi, with which tool can i sign pdf in cli? | 23:10 |
daniel__ | i am running the ubuntu netbook remix 10.04 on my sony vaio w netbook, and the problem is, i cannot use the wifi, network manager says, the 'device is not ready'. i tried to install drivers via Hardware Drivers program, but it did not offer me anything. | 23:10 |
tripleb-mirc | Well I thought it took 3 times as long to load up from the liveCD as 9.04. | 23:10 |
Dr_Willis | newer drivers = more optmized for the most part. | 23:10 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: the live cd's are not a good 'test' of that | 23:10 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: what was/is the issue? | 23:10 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: a full install here boots up in under 30 sec.. thats MUCh faster then 9.04 - | 23:10 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: live CDs are slow. The files are compressed and CDs in comparison are VERY slow to load files from. | 23:11 |
vhugox | pepee, yeah i know, i dont know what to do. What do you recommend? | 23:11 |
KE1HA | Same here, it's real fast on Boot. | 23:11 |
tripleb-mirc | Dr_Willis - why not a livecd vs livecd test? Well I thought it (10.04) took 3 times as long to load up from the liveCD as 9.04. | 23:11 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: the only way you're going to be able to gauge it is through a real install/boot | 23:11 |
pepee | vhugox, to update your system | 23:11 |
Dr_Willis | tripleb-mirc: the CD's speed is the boottleneck. not the drivers/bianries/os.. | 23:11 |
graffy | I can get to the websites in "Low Graphics Mode" | 23:11 |
ascheel | tripleb-mirc: live CDs are not built to be boot efficient. They're built to put as much content into 650 MB as they possibly can | 23:11 |
pepee | vhugox, or try and install newer packages manually | 23:11 |
tripleb-mirc | Ok will install 10.04. | 23:11 |
IdleOne | !sounbd | vhugox | 23:12 |
IdleOne | !sound | vhugox | 23:12 |
ubottu | vhugox: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 23:12 |
tripleb-mirc | get back to you in xchat. thanks ascheel and Dr_Willis | 23:12 |
Dr_Willis | TinyCore linux boots in like 20 sec from a live cd. :) that dosent make it more efficient. | 23:12 |
vhugox | pepee, ok thanks brother. | 23:12 |
pepee | vhugox, you are wellcome | 23:12 |
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ascheel | tripleb-mirc: if you want to use a real IRC client, investigate irssi :) | 23:13 |
ascheel | irssi + tmux/screen = WIN! | 23:13 |
hellokit1y | xD | 23:13 |
iceroot | tripleb-mirc: ascheel is right! | 23:13 |
hellokit1y | I love irssi | 23:14 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: i tried kde desktop [sheer curiosity] in Ubuntu 10.04 - I hated it so reverted. Problem was: Firefox and Open Office menus still render in an undesireable font). Pure Gnome (manual & auto) no good , all suggestions proferred here no good. | 23:14 |
hellokit1y | Vili? :O | 23:14 |
vhugox | ubottu, ok thanks. I'm going to do that, on debian it was so easy, i'm going to update my system, lather i'll go to the forums. Thanks bro! | 23:14 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 23:14 |
JEUS | i have there before come here | 23:14 |
hellokit1y | irssi 0.8.14 (20090728 1938) | 23:14 |
bytesaber | i do NOT understand this line. Partition numbering has changed. The first partition is now 1 rather than 0. The first device is still 0, however (no change). | 23:14 |
graffy | WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY | 23:14 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: still having it? | 23:14 |
JEUS | pepee, | 23:14 |
pepee | JEUS, ok | 23:15 |
Thr4nduil | hello | 23:15 |
ilovefairuz | !hi | Thr4nduil | 23:15 |
ubottu | Thr4nduil: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 23:15 |
Jordan_U | bytesaber: Don't worry about it, you shouldn't need to specify devices manually anyway, and if you do you should use UUIDs instead of static device names. | 23:16 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: after prolonged research Ifound people with same issue going back to 9.05. None solved but nearest came up with Firefox & OOO.org use different rendering which KDE , once used, is kept. | 23:16 |
bytesaber | Jordan_U, ok | 23:16 |
suprengr | *9.04 | 23:16 |
shane2peru | is there a desktop search app for gnome that Ubuntu is using now? can it search inside pdf and openoffice docs? | 23:16 |
bytesaber | oh sda,b,c vs sda,x,y,z | 23:17 |
JEUS | pepee, TNX a lot\ | 23:18 |
KE1HA | shane2peru, google-desktop | 23:18 |
ascheel | In ubuntu server, should SD cards and whatnot automount? | 23:18 |
pepee | JEUS, try this: sudo aptitutde -d install network-manager; sudo aptitude purge network-manager{,-gnome}; sudo aptitutde install network-manager | 23:18 |
shane2peru | KE1HA, is there a native linux alternative? | 23:18 |
KE1HA | Dont think it can Source Binary files, not many apps can do that. | 23:18 |
maco | ascheel: no | 23:19 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: well the brute force solution would be to just create a new user (with a brand new home directory) | 23:19 |
EvilPhoenix | anyone know where Apache's configs are? | 23:19 |
ascheel | maco, is that a gnome thing? | 23:19 |
maco | ascheel: that's a function of the desktop environment when things automount in gnome or kde | 23:19 |
pepee | JEUS, that will remove network manager completely, and reinstall it | 23:19 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: thus ignoring all previous .files | 23:19 |
ascheel | maco: thanks for the confirmation. :) | 23:19 |
shane2peru | KE1HA, not in the repos | 23:19 |
ilovefairuz | EvilPhoenix: /etc/ ? | 23:19 |
rww | EvilPhoenix: /etc/apache2/ | 23:19 |
KE1HA | shane2peru, not sure, that's what I used, it's pretty slick one ya set it up. | 23:19 |
EvilPhoenix | thanks | 23:19 |
pettigrew95 | pepee no its not a virtual machine | 23:19 |
pepee | pettigrew95, do you want to install ubuntu using wubi? | 23:20 |
shane2peru | KE1HA, yeah, I have used it, but as of late I'm trying to stick to repo apps, and not a bunch of outside stuff. | 23:20 |
pettigrew95 | That | 23:20 |
pettigrew95 | That's what I did. | 23:20 |
pettigrew95 | I then restarted the computer and it finished install. | 23:20 |
pettigrew95 | Went back into Windows and I see the folder on my HDD but nowhere to run the Ubuntu instance inside of my Win environment. | 23:21 |
shane2peru | looks like beagle vs strigi any prefs one way or the other? | 23:21 |
Dr_Willis | ascheel: there are automount services you can isntall on a server. | 23:21 |
KE1HA | shane2peru, fare enough, I dont know of a gnome-app that is similar to google-desktop .. not to say there isn't one, I just don't know it. | 23:21 |
pepee | pettigrew95, so the installer didn't install grub... | 23:21 |
shane2peru | KE1HA, ok, thanks for the info, may have to go with google-desktop, if nothing else, thanks | 23:22 |
pettigrew95 | I chose install inside of Windows and it did its thing. | 23:22 |
Dr_Willis | wubi uses the windows boot manager I thought. | 23:22 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: yep, I agree... but I have all my data on separate partitions [smug smile], 10.04.1 is due in a few days - so i thought, 'what the heck'... start on a clean deck' :D | 23:22 |
ascheel | Dr_Willis: Thanks, at least I know it's not a futile effort! | 23:22 |
qUaNtiC_ | hi im on 9.04 and ff3 suddenly shows only images, nothing written appears, just lines, whatz happening? | 23:22 |
hellokit1y | It does, Willis. | 23:22 |
IdleOne | pettigrew95: when you reboot you should get a screen with the option to boot either windows or ubuntu. Do you get that option? | 23:22 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: you don't really needed it | 23:22 |
chrOnik | Can any1 please help me getting 1920x1080 reso with, A old x700 radeon pci card.. | 23:22 |
KE1HA | shane2peru, besides, I really like picasa, and they work well together :-) | 23:22 |
hellokit1y | LOL. chrOnik | 23:22 |
hellokit1y | xD | 23:22 |
chrOnik | its only showing 1280x780 or so | 23:23 |
pettigrew95 | Yes | 23:23 |
IdleOne | pettigrew95: yes to what? | 23:23 |
pettigrew95 | But I chose to install inside of Windows...I do not want dual-boot. | 23:23 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: What's the output of "apt-cache policy firefox"? | 23:23 |
chrOnik | i think i have the wrong drivers or something | 23:23 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: besides these "revision" ISOs don't offer anything new, just the package fixes you get when updating | 23:23 |
chrOnik | ithink its rv200 based? chip | 23:23 |
pettigrew95 | I got the dual boot menu on startup. | 23:23 |
pepee | pettigrew95, you cant... | 23:23 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: (copy it to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, link the page it creates here) | 23:23 |
IdleOne | pettigrew95: ok with the arrow keys scroll down to Ubuntu and then hit enter | 23:23 |
hellokit1y | pepee: Isn't there a "live" version that runs in a VM? | 23:23 |
chrOnik | i cant remember what i did, last time to fix it :/ please any1 :D | 23:23 |
pettigrew95 | Yes but that boots into Ubuntu. | 23:24 |
pepee | hellokit1y, yep, that's why I asked him | 23:24 |
drbobb | hey guys, the two most recent kernel updates on lucid are not booting on my machine - wtf? | 23:24 |
pettigrew95 | I want Ubuntu to run but inside of my Windows environment. | 23:24 |
IdleOne | pettigrew95: correct, you can only run one OS at a time | 23:24 |
Dr_Willis | chrOnik: the old (and not so old) ati cards now use the GPL/OSS normal drivers.. those may not work perfectly | 23:24 |
hellokit1y | pettigrew95: Just got download Sun's xVM/VirtualBox | 23:24 |
IdleOne | pettigrew95: so either you boot to windows or you boot to Ubuntu | 23:24 |
hellokit1y | pettigrew95: it's free and just run the VM. | 23:24 |
chrOnik | well i dont need nothing fancy? just 1920x1080 :/ | 23:24 |
chrOnik | or do u mean they have major bugs? | 23:24 |
pettigrew95 | Will it run on ESXi? | 23:25 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: so if I created the new user woyldn't Istill need all extra apps installed that Icurrently have in use? | 23:25 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: http://paste.ubuntu.com/474265/ | 23:25 |
JEUS | pepee, i run these command and this output | 23:25 |
JEUS | http://pastebin.com/Ca2WCQ5R | 23:25 |
hellokit1y | pettigrew95: Wouldn't see why not. | 23:25 |
Dr_Willis | suprengr: apps are normally installed system wide.. | 23:25 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: that's not the output of "apt-cache policy firefox" | 23:25 |
ascheel | SuperL4g: when you install an app, I personally have never seen an INSTALLED app that every user didn't have access to. The user WILL have their own settings, though. | 23:25 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: yes it is i just run it as u said | 23:26 |
olskolirc | someone say my name please | 23:26 |
ascheel | suprengr, that is. | 23:26 |
Dr_Willis | olskolirc: what if i dont want to. :) | 23:26 |
hellokit1y | olskolirc: | 23:26 |
olskolirc | thanks Dr :-) | 23:26 |
hellokit1y | xD | 23:26 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: the apps are installed system-wide, not per user, so you won't need to reinstall anything, you'll just need to redo your preferences, export bookmarks and re-import them, etc | 23:26 |
olskolirc | thanks hellokit1y | 23:26 |
drbobb | helloooo anyone seen the problem that recent kernel updates on lucid don't boot? | 23:26 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: ...and their configs? or are you suggestion just copy themto new user & 'chown' | 23:27 |
maxwellian | Hi all. I just upgraded to Xubuntu 10.04, and now I can't boot unless I use a previous kernel. | 23:27 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: youbeatmeto that one!!!! | 23:27 |
suprengr | :D | 23:27 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: so? | 23:27 |
Dr_Willis | drbobb: seems theres a few people with issues.. | 23:27 |
KE1HA | Just a few :-) Dr_Wills :-) | 23:27 |
pepee | JEUS, try this: sudo dhclient eth0 | 23:27 |
qUaNtiC_ | can anyone tell me why i cant see anything written in ff3 but just images and lines? | 23:27 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: since the config files are your problem, i suggest you don't copy anything except exporting bookmarks and re-import them | 23:28 |
pepee | JEUS, I made a mistake, sorry... | 23:28 |
drbobb | Dr_Willis: I was thinking it might have to do with my use of LVM? | 23:28 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: make a new user and see if affects them. | 23:28 |
KE1HA | The last kenerl update has really thrown few flags fer sure. | 23:28 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: copy any other important data by hand | 23:28 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: considering that it consists entirely of "http://paste.ubuntu.com/", I sincerely doubt it. | 23:28 |
bazhang | qUaNtiC_, what does lsb_release -a show | 23:28 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: then it means it wouldnt even let me paste anthing | 23:29 |
bazhang | qUaNtiC_, would that be 8.10 perhaps? | 23:29 |
qUaNtiC_ | wait ill try again | 23:29 |
extor | Is it bad when your hard drive has a much much slower transfer speed from the other end of the platter than the inner end? http://pastebin.com/idMB8FL9 | 23:29 |
Resolance | Is it possible for Fedora 13 with GRUB to boot Ubuntu 10.04 by editing grub.conf? | 23:29 |
bazhang | Resolance, ask in #fedora ? | 23:29 |
drbobb | actually it's the two latest kernels that fail to boot, the previous are ok. The panic is about failing to mount root filesystem.. | 23:29 |
Dr_Willis | Resolance: yes. it shoul;d be possible | 23:29 |
gabriel | Hi everyone | 23:29 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww:http://paste.ubuntu.com/474266/ | 23:29 |
hellokit1y | Resolance: Have a special relationship with that Grub conf? :P | 23:29 |
KE1HA | extor, think abt that for a monent, which one has further to travel, inner or outer ? | 23:29 |
sometux | where i can find system crash log, so i can know why my system crashed? | 23:29 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: sideways thinking... &why didn'tIthink of this before! What about uninstalling firefox and OOO.org and reinstalling (as current user)? | 23:29 |
maxwellian | If anyone wants to help with my boot problem, I've pasted my fstab here: (http://paste.ubuntu.com/474249/) and the output of fdisk -l here: (http://paste.ubuntu.com/474251/) | 23:30 |
gabriel | I want to make a custom Ubuntu 10.4 cd with some packages on it, how can I do that? | 23:30 |
bazhang | qUaNtiC_, and version number? lsb_release -a ? | 23:30 |
qUaNtiC_ | bazhang: No LSB modules are available. | 23:30 |
qUaNtiC_ | Distributor ID:Ubuntu | 23:30 |
qUaNtiC_ | Description:Ubuntu 9.04 | 23:30 |
qUaNtiC_ | Release:9.04 | 23:30 |
qUaNtiC_ | Codename:jaunty | 23:30 |
FloodBot1 | qUaNtiC_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:30 |
bazhang | !remaster > gabriel | 23:30 |
ubottu | gabriel, please see my private message | 23:30 |
qUaNtiC_ | sorry | 23:30 |
extor | KE1HA, think about THIS for a moment...why is the difference in speed on some hard drives between inner and outer tracks not as dramatic as on this drive? That's the question | 23:30 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: won't do much good because their config files will remain but I don't think their config files are the problem, probably some broken gtkrc files | 23:31 |
gabriel | ok, How do I use it? | 23:31 |
KE1HA | extor, there's far to many reason for that than can be explain in a chat, but that's nto what you asked. | 23:31 |
Cheguerz | Cheguerz: If I use vpn pptp, is it normal for the pptp service to always be running started as root: /usr/sbin/pptp "name of VPN provider" -- nolaunchpppd. Or is it some sort of vulnerability. Thank you. | 23:31 |
sometux | my system crash randomly, where i can start troubleshooting? | 23:31 |
IdleOne | gabriel: ubottu sent you a link, follow it. | 23:31 |
KE1HA | extor, you asked if it is "bad" .. and the answer would be not always, but could be. | 23:32 |
hellokit1y | sometux: Right here. =) | 23:32 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: press ctrl + h in file manager and backup their config folders to another location, then start the app to make it generate a new config and see if it helps | 23:32 |
gabriel | but is there a program with a GUI interface to do that? | 23:32 |
jasonwryan | sometux: check your logs... | 23:32 |
bazhang | gabriel, did you read the link? | 23:32 |
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sometux | hellokit1y, is three any log file related to crashing | 23:32 |
qUaNtiC_ | please help, i cant even search a solution on the web cuz it doesnt let me see any written thing | 23:32 |
IdleOne | gabriel: read the link, it is not a simple 1 step thing to do but not as hard as you imagine either | 23:33 |
pepee | sometux, check your memory modules | 23:33 |
sometux | *there | 23:33 |
mrandrzejak | I have a small older computer... with 128mb ram. Can anyone recommend an OS that can run off of it? I tried Xubuntu and its sluggish. I would try Lubuntu but I dont recall if that has the software center. | 23:33 |
KE1HA | extor, and even if the delta is "dramatic' doesn't = a problem. | 23:33 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: close any running copies of firefox, do "mv ~/.mozilla ~/mozilla-profile" in the terminal to move your Firefox profile out of the way (you can restore it later with "rm ~/.mozilla; mv ~/mozilla-profile ~/.mozilla"), then reopen and see if the problem still happens | 23:33 |
bazhang | gabriel, the answer is yes, you need to read the link though | 23:33 |
pepee | sometux, /ver/log/syslog , dmesg | 23:33 |
Dr_Willis | mrandrzejak: you can always use the apt-get command line to install stuff | 23:33 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: kk right away | 23:33 |
rww | sorry, that rm ~/.mozilla should be rm -r ~/.mozilla | 23:33 |
MakX | Hi. Have a vista laptop and ubuntu pc. Samba installed, my Mac can connect and mount volumes hosted on the ubuntu PC. Vista can see the 'network drives' but can't mount them citing an unknown error. :S | 23:33 |
mrandrzejak | its true. Do you think Lubuntu would be better? | 23:33 |
Dr_Willis | mrandrzejak: you may want to try to find some more ram. it shouldent be that expenxive and will be a big big boost. | 23:33 |
extor | KE1HA, might be a sign of impending failure or manufacturing weaknesses | 23:34 |
mrandrzejak | I had PClinuxOS installed and it was pretty fast. | 23:34 |
Dr_Willis | mrandrzejak: lubuntu uses less resources.. but 128mb is very very very low these day | 23:34 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: wait can u re-write it once more? | 23:34 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: ok... don't feelso bad about not trying the reinstall now :) Don't need the show hidden files Ctrl H bit first - entire home directory backed up weekly to 2nd hard disk [double smug smile] | 23:34 |
kbrosnan | rww: rm is not a good command to give people, use mv | 23:34 |
Dr_Willis | mrandrzejak: theres tiny core linux, or other Uber-minimal disrtos out also | 23:34 |
mrandrzejak | I cannot upgrade the ram anymore. It was a mini system out of a video poker box | 23:34 |
Dr_Willis | mrandrzejak: it dependsd on your needs. | 23:34 |
mrandrzejak | I would love to have the ubuntu OS (of some variation) | 23:35 |
KE1HA | extor, tiz true, but may also mean there more data in those sectors than others, only an in depth analysis would tell the truth. | 23:35 |
maxwellian | mrandrzejak: If you need a graphical interface on 128 mb, my guess is you're going to be hurting. | 23:35 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: great then just restore a backup before the problem (but mind any new important files) | 23:35 |
hellokit1y | DSL | 23:35 |
Dr_Willis | mrandrzejak: luibuntu is about as light as you are goiong to get for a 'desktop' setup. | 23:35 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: 1) close firefox, 2) mv ~/.mozilla/ ~/mozilla-profile/ 3) start firefox | 23:35 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: to undo (2) later, 1) rm -r ~/.mozilla/ 2) mv ~/mozilla-profile/ ~/.mozilla/ | 23:35 |
hellokit1y | SandGorgon: xD | 23:36 |
hellokit1y | SandGorgon: OmNomNom xD | 23:36 |
gabriel | thanks for the help | 23:36 |
sometux | exit | 23:36 |
IdleOne | !ot | hellokit1y | 23:36 |
ubottu | hellokit1y: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 23:36 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: didnt solve the prob | 23:36 |
KE1HA | extor, have a look at IOMeter or IOZone, could tell you much more about real performace issues than guessing. | 23:36 |
mrandrzejak | thanks Dr_Willis | 23:38 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: smug smile gone... it tookso long finding out what had gone wrong, next wee's backup had happened - have you ever seen someone kick their own genitals before - I have - me! | 23:38 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: have you manually installed any fonts to your computer recently? | 23:38 |
suprengr | *week's | 23:38 |
nomicarious | hello everyone | 23:39 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: i think so yes | 23:39 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: then just do the selective config regeneration, it's a lot easier | 23:39 |
nomicarious | i'd like your help | 23:39 |
rww | qUaNtiC_: according to people with similar issues on Ubuntu Forums, that can cause the problem. Try removing them again and see if it fixes it. | 23:39 |
pepee | !ask | nomicarious | 23:39 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: downloaded from dafont and copied into the fonts folder, they also worked | 23:39 |
ubottu | nomicarious: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 23:39 |
IdleOne | nomicarious: ask and someone will help if they can | 23:40 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww: ok but how can i find those recently installed fonts? i mean its so many of em | 23:40 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: try this in a terminal: firefox -safe-mode | 23:40 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: you installed to Your users .fonts dir? or to tye system wide fonts dir? | 23:40 |
nomicarious | is there any way to rip a perfect copy out of a protected pc game in ubuntu like using alcohol120% in windows? | 23:40 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: just trying now | 23:40 |
kentr | Anyone have suggestions for troubleshooting ftp connection issues with ubuntu server karmic? | 23:41 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: i copied the files into /usr/fonts | 23:41 |
Dr_Willis | nomicarious: totally depends on the game. | 23:41 |
Kurlon | Hopefully someone's run into this before, I've got 10.4 installed on a Soekris 4801, serial console only. Grub2 works beautifully, but I can't get the kernel to output to the serial port. When the box was working I'd see grub, long delay... then init would spawn a console on ttyS0 and I'd have access. Well now that it's failing during boot for some unknown reason, I can't get into it to fix it. | 23:41 |
YankDownUnder | kentr, client side or server side? | 23:41 |
ilovefairuz | nomicarious: dd /dev/cdrom0 /path/to/file.iso | 23:41 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: in the future you may want to use your users personal .fonts directory | 23:41 |
nomicarious | gui supported? | 23:42 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: done it, menus the same | 23:42 |
ilovefairuz | nomicarious: no in a terminal | 23:42 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: i read it on the forum, just followed the instructions, copy them into usr | 23:42 |
Dr_Willis | nomicarious: if you need the features of alcohol120 then you proberly should be using that tool. | 23:42 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: then it's some gtkrc file | 23:42 |
qUaNtiC_ | usr/share/fonts | 23:42 |
kentr | ilovefairuz: client-side. I'm trying to open outgoing connection. Just hangs. So does a ping. I don't know enough about network / DNS to know where to look. | 23:42 |
Kurlon | I can add console=ttyS0,115200 to the kernel boot string till I'm blue in the face and near as I can see the kernel just ignores the setting. | 23:42 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: for a single user theres no need to use /usr/share/fonts .fonts will do. | 23:42 |
nomicarious | no apps running a gui? | 23:42 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: yep that's what the long research cameup with | 23:42 |
nomicarious | alcohol won't run in wine | 23:43 |
Dr_Willis | nomicarious: the issue with game disks is all teh tricks.. dd may or may not work. | 23:43 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: just do a new user | 23:43 |
qUaNtiC_ | rww, Dr_Willis: so how do i unistall those fonts in order to have firefox working properly again and finally showing me all the writings? | 23:43 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: did you make a new user and see iof the issue affects them as well? If the issue affects Everyone. then it Might be a fonts issue | 23:43 |
pepee | nomicarious, make an image of the cd/dvd and burn it, that's what you mean? | 23:43 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: methinks you're right | 23:43 |
pepee | nomicarious, or mount it? | 23:44 |
YankDownUnder | kentr, Um....so you're trying to ping the server, but you get nothing back - just a hang? | 23:44 |
pepee | JEUS, you there? | 23:44 |
nomicarious | even an iso will do the trick as long as it maintains the defective sectors of safedisc protected cdrom | 23:44 |
JEUS | yes im here | 23:44 |
Dr_Willis | nomicarious: running games in wine - can often have issues with game copy protection as well. try dd, and see | 23:44 |
suprengr | ilovefairuz: ...and thank you very much | 23:44 |
SoldOut | nomicarious: dd will not work! | 23:45 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: dunno how to do that and i dont think itz a fonts issue but rww said so its reported on some forums so i might want to give it a try, but how? | 23:45 |
ilovefairuz | nomicarious: it's only a single command, don't be scared of CLI | 23:45 |
kentr | YankDownUnder: yes. Ultimately, I'm trying to wget from an ftp server. But ping, ftp, and wget all fail to reach the server from this particular machine. Works fine from other machines. | 23:45 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: make a new user.. log in as new user.. try firefox as new user.. | 23:45 |
ilovefairuz | suprengr: you're welcome | 23:45 |
JEUS | pepee, im here | 23:45 |
pepee | JEUS, have internet access in the ubuntu machine? | 23:45 |
ascheel | Dr_Willis: to automount USB devices in Ubuntu server, the package 'usbmount' is pretty phenomenal, JUST in case you were wondering! | 23:46 |
JEUS | no i havent access internet | 23:46 |
pepee | JEUS, is it connected to a router? | 23:46 |
Dr_Willis | ascheel: i never use the server editions. :) i recall using such tools years and years ago befor gnome/kde handled the task | 23:46 |
pepee | JEUS, or do you use wifi? | 23:46 |
nomicarious | thank you very much but still i'm having trouble with the command | 23:46 |
DGM | they should really use version numbers instead of release names with ubuntu-vm-builder.. how am i ment to know which version is what name from the top of my head :P | 23:46 |
JEUS | yes is connect to ethernet adsl modem | 23:47 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: but wait since i put them in usr/share/fonts they're supposed to be shared by all the users so will it make any difference? i mean will i be able to see if that is the prob or not? | 23:47 |
SoldOut | nomicarious: what command? | 23:47 |
JEUS | pepee, i use ethernet | 23:47 |
pepee | JEUS, | 23:47 |
ilovefairuz | nomicarious: pastebin the errors you get | 23:47 |
pepee | ok | 23:47 |
nomicarious | dd gives unknown (something ican't translate) | 23:47 |
ilovefairuz | !who | nomicarious | 23:47 |
ubottu | nomicarious: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 23:47 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: if it affects ALL users then its some sort of system issue.. if it only affects your one user.. its a user config issue. Logical :) | 23:47 |
ilovefairuz | !paste | nomicarious | 23:48 |
ubottu | nomicarious: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:48 |
pepee | JEUS, ifconfig | grep Link | cut -d\ -f1 | 23:49 |
pepee | JEUS, two spaces after the \ | 23:49 |
JEUS | pepee, ok | 23:49 |
maxwellian | Hello, updated to Xubuntu 10.04 and now I can't boot with the default kernel. Have to use the previous one, and even then it's not a clean process. fstab: http://paste.ubuntu.com/474249/ fdisk -l: http://paste.ubuntu.com/474251/ | 23:50 |
IdleOne | That command returns nothing useful | 23:50 |
SoldOut | nomicarious: tpb is your friend ;) | 23:50 |
IdleOne | !warez | SoldOut | 23:50 |
ubottu | SoldOut: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music, and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 23:50 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: u didnt get me wil, u said i could find out if this firefox issue was linked to the newly installed fonts, and that if i created a new user and open ff with it i could actually find out if the fonts were the cause of the issue or not. so i assume the new user does not use those fonts and its not affected by the prob, or if he is then its not the fonts causing it. but since i firstly put them in usr | 23:50 |
qUaNtiC_ | /usr/share/fonts they will be used by every user, so whatz the point? | 23:51 |
qUaNtiC_ | neway im trying now | 23:51 |
SoldOut | slap on the wrist!! | 23:51 |
qUaNtiC_ | see u in a bit | 23:51 |
JEUS | pepee, eth0 eth0:avahi lo | 23:51 |
IdleOne | qUaNtiC_: the point is to see if it is a system wide issue or not | 23:51 |
qUaNtiC_ | ur still not getting me, i was gonna try anyway | 23:52 |
qUaNtiC_ | brb | 23:52 |
pepee | maxwellian, can you paste the grub config file? | 23:52 |
qUaNtiC_ | :D | 23:52 |
maxwellian | pepee: Which is that, sorry? | 23:52 |
pepee | maxwellian, /boot/grub/grub.cfg | 23:52 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: you can prove its a 'users settings' or 'system settings' issue. | 23:52 |
pepee | JEUS, sudo dhclient eth0 | 23:53 |
Resolance | pepee: Could you please take a look at my grub.conf? I just edited it. I'm trying to get Ubuntu bootable from it. | 23:53 |
maxwellian | pepee: Don't have that file. | 23:54 |
pepee | Resolance, yeah, paste it | 23:54 |
Resolance | pepee: http://fpaste.org/KJC7/ | 23:54 |
pepee | maxwellian, ubuntu version? | 23:54 |
maxwellian | pepee: 10.04, just upgraded today. That's why I'm having trouble. | 23:54 |
maxwellian | pepee: Xubuntu, btw. | 23:54 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: same thing happens with the new user | 23:54 |
petriborg1 | hi how do i get ubuntu to see my HDTV? I've got a p5n-em HDMI mobo w/ hmdi cable to the tv, but they don't see each other, er ideas? :-) | 23:54 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: (thatz what i was trying to say) | 23:55 |
pepee | maxwellian, Resolance, you can replace UUID=<some-hash> with /dev/sdaX | 23:55 |
SoldOut | petriborg1: your tv should show up as a second monitor | 23:55 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: time to explore your /usr/XXXX/fonts dir and see if you can recall what you changed i guess.. or try altering the fonts settings in forefox to use different fonts. Seems like a font problem would also be affecting other programas/browsers as well.. does chrome, or opera have issues also? | 23:56 |
makson | can someone explain how ssh will work with chroot, i want it so when someone logs into the server over ssh they get put into chrooted env | 23:56 |
pepee | or /dev/sdbX or whatever partition is ubuntu installed in | 23:56 |
retour | after adding line in /etc/sudoers I'm out of access to it to fix it! How to get root access again? | 23:56 |
makson | over ssh they get put into chrooted env | 23:56 |
maxwellian | pepee: You think that would help? | 23:56 |
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petriborg1 | SoldOut - it isn't showing up in the nvidia settings pannel | 23:56 |
Dr_Willis | retour: live cd, or recovery mode | 23:56 |
makson | jeez | 23:56 |
KE1HA | petriborg1, did you do the install with the TV or a regular monitor ? | 23:56 |
DGM | lol woa | 23:56 |
pepee | maxwellian, yeah, probably | 23:56 |
DGM | something just died | 23:56 |
makson | can someone help me with chroot + ssh? | 23:56 |
retour | Dr_Willis: how to enter recovery mode? | 23:56 |
petriborg1 | KE1HA - monitor | 23:56 |
Resolance | pepee: So it would become kernel/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-21-generic root=UUID=/dev/sda3 ro quiet splash? | 23:56 |
pepee | DGM, bots? | 23:56 |
Dr_Willis | Resolance: its there on the GRUB menu. | 23:56 |
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pepee | Resolance, yeah | 23:56 |
Dr_Willis | !recovery | 23:57 |
ubottu | To rescue a broken system, boot the alternate install CD and select "Rescue a broken system" | 23:57 |
Resolance | pepee: Okay. Thanks. I'll give it a try. | 23:57 |
maxwellian | Resolance: I don't think you use the UUID part if ou're not using UUID. | 23:57 |
SoldOut | petriborg1: do you have a monitor icon on the top bar? | 23:57 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: i only use ff but ill delete right away the recently installed fonts, alright? | 23:57 |
Dr_Willis | heh. i never saw taht option on a cd.. | 23:57 |
DGM | pepee: all those clients bots? lol | 23:57 |
retour | ubottu: ok thankyou! | 23:57 |
KE1HA | petriborg1, I did that once as well, tried reconfiguring X-org, to no avail, found the soluton was to do the Install using the HDTV as the monitor. Great Res on a 60" Sony :-) | 23:57 |
JEUS | pepee, http://pastebin.com/E70E7PzQ | 23:57 |
pepee | DGM, heh yeah, why not? | 23:57 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: it would be very odd that installing new foints would cause that issue. uinless they overwrote some allready used fonts. | 23:57 |
maxwellian | Resolance: Double check that before you change it. | 23:57 |
petriborg1 | SoldOut - you mean on on the gnome panel or whatever? no don't see one | 23:57 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: so it may not be related to teh fonts at all | 23:57 |
pepee | maxwellian, you don't really need UUID | 23:57 |
DGM | pepee: seems a bit crazy haha | 23:58 |
tank_ | hey all, need a little help here, i cannot pick up any wireless networks in ubuntu (was able to do so with no issues in F13) can someone help me please? I have cookies. | 23:58 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: alright man so what i need to do? | 23:58 |
petriborg1 | KE1HA i see, well i'll consider that if nothing else works i guess :-/ | 23:58 |
SoldOut | petriborg1: yeah top bar on gnome try adding it | 23:58 |
Resolance | maxwellian: I wasn't even able to boot ubuntu before so it's not a big deal. I'm editing it in Fedora right now. But I guess I should just change it to root=/dev/sda3? | 23:58 |
maxwellian | pepee: I'll try it, but Resolance showed what it would look like after the change and they still have the word UUID in the string | 23:58 |
YankDownUnder | tank_, Is the proper driver being loaded? | 23:58 |
SoldOut | petriborg1: I have my hdtv working and installed from normal monitor first | 23:59 |
KE1HA | petriborg1, I tried fer days, but there my be an X-Org guru here that may be able to sort it out. | 23:59 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: no idea really. It depends on what all you did to the system. You did try the font settings in the firefox configs? | 23:59 |
tank_ | how do I check? | 23:59 |
Alazare | anyone know how i can install GLIBC | 23:59 |
Alazare | i found the doc in synaptic but not the dev | 23:59 |
pepee | maxwellian, oh yeah, didn't read well | 23:59 |
petriborg1 | KE1HA - SoldOut - i suppose the live CD saw the hdtv for you? | 23:59 |
qUaNtiC_ | Dr_Willis: the thing is i cant even search for a solution online cuz i cant read the results!!! ridiculous | 23:59 |
YankDownUnder | tank_, What was the driver you were using under F13? | 23:59 |
pepee | Resolance, remove "UUID=" | 23:59 |
Dr_Willis | qUaNtiC_: there are other browsers you can install.. | 23:59 |
Resolance | pepee: kernel/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-21-generic root=/dev/sda3 ro quiet splash | 23:59 |
Resolance | look better? | 23:59 |
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