hipstersandwich | Gh0st75: I am using it on an Intel iMac, wanna PM me for a step by step? | 00:00 |
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jaybee | Is there an easy way to get rid of all the unnecesary processes in ubuntu? I've noticed it has a ton or stuff that I can't see a need for, ie xfs,jfs, etc.... | 00:00 |
area51pilot | any email client preferences for working with Exchange??? ...anyone? | 00:00 |
jaybee | I think it may be the kernel loading all of this stuff, rcconf isn't the thing... | 00:00 |
jaybee | This is ubuntu server, so having * hardware support is quite a nuisance | 00:01 |
test34 | jaybee, xfs process? do you mean package? | 00:01 |
maco | IdleOne: thanks | 00:01 |
maco | hipstersandwich: you too | 00:01 |
jaybee | 1 S root 25596 2 0 80 0 - 0 worker Sep07 ? 00:00:00 [xfslogd/1] | 00:02 |
hipstersandwich | maco: Of course... but what did I do? | 00:02 |
jaybee | and so on.... | 00:02 |
IdleOne | maco: yup | 00:02 |
maco | hipstersandwich: said /join would take me to it | 00:02 |
hiexpo | wow spam is getting bad in here thanks for whoever kicked him | 00:02 |
nakhlawi | area51pilot: I heard that evoluion has a plugin which works with M$ exchange | 00:02 |
hipstersandwich | maco: Oh. Right. | 00:02 |
IdleOne | maco: until you figure out a better way of doing it that is :) | 00:02 |
Dwade09 | ok guys i get this error when ever i try to install stuff with out having the cd inserted or mounted. http://pastebin.com/qnL4afJJ | 00:02 |
area51pilot | nakhlawi: thans...i tried it but there were some issues. Using gmail, pop3 and exchange on the same client | 00:03 |
jaybee | anyone know if that is possible? to trim down all these kernel userland processes? | 00:03 |
jaybee | I see the problem | 00:03 |
jaybee | whoever made the ubuntu kernel mod has configured it to load all modules by default | 00:04 |
yorkie_ian | area51pilot: I assume you have tried Thunderbird.... | 00:04 |
jaybee | that's odd, when i used to compile my own I never has problems with autoloading | 00:04 |
jaybee | except in extreme circumstances | 00:04 |
Dwade09 | can anyone help me figure out how to make this error go away without having to have the cd/dvd mounted or inserted? http://pastebin.com/qnL4afJJ | 00:05 |
jaybee | is there a recommended, and relatively pain free way of having it so that the ubuntu kernel doesn't load * modules | 00:05 |
area51pilot | yorkie: yes..I am currently using Thunderbird | 00:05 |
h00k | jaybee: I'm pretty sure the kernel only loads the modules necessary for your hardware. | 00:05 |
ben_q | Hey, I have a problem. I un-encrypted my home folder by moving everything out, renaming that auto-mount-file, relogging and then moving back. now rtorrent won't start anymore claiming "Starting rtorrent: rtorrentkeyctl_search: Required key not available | 00:05 |
ben_q | Perhaps try the interactive 'ecryptfs-mount-private' | 00:05 |
ben_q | keyctl_search: Required key not available" | 00:05 |
FloodBot1 | ben_q: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:05 |
jaybee | Well, for me, it has done stuff like loaded every single fs module, fat, ntfs, xfs, etc, I only need ext and those weird memory ones, etc | 00:05 |
yorkie_ian | area51pilot: it might worth checking their website to see if they have already had this asked on there | 00:06 |
jaybee | and /etc/modules only contains 3 modules that don't appear to be fs | 00:07 |
area51pilot | Yorkie: I checked around a other users suggestions....still working with Thunderbird. It works well, but I am mapped to Exchange with IMAP | 00:07 |
amadews | hy how can i delet all files from machine theat conteins a custom extension ? | 00:07 |
thune3 | jaybee: you have 1000s of modules loaded? Ubuntu compiles much of the kernel as modules and loads them as required. you could blacklist modules you don't want loaded, though frankly i don't think fretting over 1MB of memory is worth the effort. | 00:08 |
jaybee | Well, why the hell is it loading every single fs module? | 00:08 |
nakhlawi | area51pilot: If you are using IMAP, why not download your mails using a script then importing them into thunderbird? | 00:08 |
yorkie_ian | area51pilot: sorry I can't be of any other help, I use Thunderbird and it works for aall my requirements | 00:08 |
jaybee | thune3: any unnecesary code inexecution is not only a drain on resources, and an obfuscator, but also increases the chances of a security breach (ie one of those modules might have a privilege eselation hack) and instability | 00:09 |
subspider | my printer is giving some error is 5012 | 00:09 |
area51pilot | nak & york: I am using T-bird just fine. The Evolution email and calendar interface seem to be a bit more refined | 00:09 |
jaybee | and 1mb of memory, is an assumption | 00:10 |
nakhlawi | area51pilot: actually, If IMAP is enabled in your Exchange server, you don't need the script at all. Just Thunderbird. | 00:10 |
subspider | i tryed so many things can someone help | 00:10 |
area51pilot | nak: yes, I have IMAP enabled and am using tbird just fine with it | 00:10 |
nakhlawi | area51pilot: I understand, M$ products are a necessary evil in some offices. What to do. | 00:11 |
area51pilot | :-P | 00:12 |
area51pilot | nak: Im a network admin really just looking into alternatives for some users. Pretty new to the linux arena as far as the admin side | 00:12 |
subspider | hello | 00:13 |
hiku | !hi | subspider | 00:13 |
ubottu | subspider: 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! | 00:13 |
jaybee | Is there a list of the kernel modules somewhere? | 00:14 |
nakhlawi | area51pilot: you want to remove exchange server? that is a good idea :-) | 00:14 |
subspider | guys my printer doesn't print it's an hp i tryed evrything but doesn't work | 00:14 |
hipstersandwich | poor ubottu has to do everyone elses references. | 00:14 |
jaybee | These names aren't realyl descriptive | 00:14 |
estragib | subspider, you need to supply more details. what have you tried, what didn't work and how. | 00:15 |
area51pilot | nak: Yeah...trying to convince the boss man of that. What a hassle | 00:15 |
subspider | ii tryed the hp-setup | 00:15 |
hipstersandwich | !printer | subspider | 00:15 |
ubottu | subspider: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows | 00:15 |
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subspider | i already went there to evrysite | 00:15 |
nakhlawi | area51pilot: look, when the salesman comes and tries to sell you an update, then you can ask your Boss to convince him. | 00:16 |
subspider | it seems that the printer is detected and then not and is like theses ramdomly | 00:16 |
subspider | if i try to print it start but then it stops | 00:16 |
hipstersandwich | subspider: Have you thought of wether the printer itself was the problem? | 00:16 |
subspider | not until now | 00:17 |
subspider | now i'm thinking it can be the printer right | 00:17 |
subspider | ?? | 00:17 |
subspider | hipstersandwich, how i'm sure if it is the printer | 00:18 |
subspider | ?? | 00:18 |
snow_usa | subspider, fot | 00:18 |
xcyclist | Can I change my local hostname by some standard GUI? | 00:18 |
estragib | subspider: can you hook it up to another machine to test whether it's the priter itself? | 00:18 |
snow_usa | subspider, fot you | 00:18 |
hipstersandwich | subspider: Try it with another printer/ | 00:18 |
snow_usa | hipstersandwich, fot you | 00:18 |
rallias | does anyone know off the top of their heads of how to send a packet from an ipv6 only machine to an ipv4 only machine? | 00:18 |
subspider | hm | 00:18 |
hipstersandwich | fot me? | 00:18 |
snow_usa | yes | 00:18 |
hipitihop | Despite disabling screensaver, despite changing power management for screen sleep to never.. my laptop monitor and external hdmi monitor still blank, can someone suggest anything | 00:18 |
hipstersandwich | snow_usa: What might that mean> | 00:19 |
_artist_m_ | hi all | 00:19 |
subspider | hipstersandwich, i think he is being mean | 00:19 |
snow_usa | hehe, jsut guess | 00:19 |
thune3 | jaybee: you can try "modinfo <modulename>" | 00:19 |
hipstersandwich | snow_usa: I don't care to guess. | 00:19 |
jaybee | thanks | 00:19 |
subspider | hipstersandwich, i think he wanted to say "fu*k you" | 00:19 |
_artist_m_ | how can I customize ubuntu? | 00:20 |
rww | subspider: I think we should change the subject. | 00:20 |
hipstersandwich | subspider: I caught wind of that, but was wanting confirmation. | 00:20 |
jaybee | _artist_m_: vim something in etc | 00:20 |
subspider | sorry yes | 00:20 |
subspider | sorry | 00:20 |
headkase314 | _artist_m_, exactly what would you like to customize? Themes, installed packages? | 00:20 |
hipstersandwich | _artist_m_: Try http://lifehacker.com/5590624/lifehacker-pack-for-linux-our-list-of-the-best-linux-downloads | 00:20 |
rallias | _artist_m_ what do you mean by customize? | 00:20 |
rww | !attitude > snow_usa | 00:20 |
ubottu | snow_usa, please see my private message | 00:20 |
_artist_m_ | yess,software while after boot the system | 00:21 |
headkase314 | _artist_m_, what kind of software are you looking for? | 00:21 |
snow_usa | !attitude > rww | 00:21 |
ubottu | rww, please see my private message | 00:21 |
headkase314 | !troll | snow_usa | 00:21 |
ubottu | snow_usa: trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 00:21 |
_artist_m_ | id like to run mapserver | 00:21 |
estragib | /ignore snow_usa | 00:21 |
snow_usa | ok | 00:21 |
rallias | _artist_m_ I personally like my anachron trick: using shutdown -r now at midnight and then running the specific software at 5 minnutes after midnight | 00:22 |
hipstersandwich | I think some are angered with others here. | 00:22 |
h00k | snow_usa: Please consider reading the Code of Conduct, as you are expected to abide by these. Are there any questions? | 00:22 |
snow_usa | ok ok | 00:22 |
h00k | !coc | snow_usa | 00:22 |
land0rz | hello you all, i wanted to know how i can return to style of debian in ubuntu, putting the password of the root in sudo, and not of the user | 00:22 |
ubottu | snow_usa: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct is a community etiquette document to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere, and can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/ . For information on how to electronically sign the CoC, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SigningCodeofConduct . | 00:22 |
snow_usa | just make a joke | 00:22 |
snow_usa | and then, all of u attack me ? | 00:22 |
hipstersandwich | snow_usa: I didn't understand the joke. | 00:22 |
bovine | could any one offer up an idea as to why this entry in my fstab causes my ubuntu 10.04 install to only allow file/folders created as read only? "//192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo cifs username=X,password=X 0 0" where X is obviously removed for the purposes in here :) | 00:22 |
hipstersandwich | snow_usa: Care to explain? | 00:22 |
h00k | Next topic please. | 00:22 |
rww | The last UCSD people I met were funnier :( | 00:22 |
hiku | snow_usa: this is a support channel, not comedy central | 00:23 |
estragib | hipstersandwich: don't feed, please | 00:23 |
xcyclist | I can change the hostname in /etc, but is there a way to set it from a GUI? | 00:23 |
snow_usa | ok, then just ignore it | 00:23 |
hipstersandwich | estragib: Right, right. I get carried away at times. | 00:23 |
land0rz | hello you all, i wanted to know how i can return to style of debian in ubuntu, putting the password of the root in sudo, and not of the user?? | 00:23 |
bovine | i had been using "mount -t cifs -o uid=1000 //192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo" on ubuntu 9 but that doesn't seem to work to mount it in 10.04. works fine with sudo though | 00:23 |
_artist_m_ | id like the system to run mapserver | 00:23 |
chetnick | Hello, I just installed amd64 Ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop. I noticed that flash is eating up a lot of my CPU (npviewer.bin). Now I know that 64bit flash for linux sucks, and I'm guessing that is where the high CPU usage problem comes from. Is this the case with 32bit flash as well? | 00:23 |
rww | land0rz: the instructions are on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 00:23 |
land0rz | rww, thank you | 00:24 |
hiexpo | hello all | 00:24 |
hiku | chetnick: no issues here with 32bit 10.04 and flash for me on my laptop | 00:24 |
rww | land0rz: as is the fact that doing so is not recommended or supported here, and the reasons for that | 00:24 |
hiku | hi hiexpo | 00:24 |
headkase314 | _artist_m_, your first stop for finding software should be the Ubuntu Software Center under the Applications menu. You'll find lots of different software there. | 00:24 |
chetnick | hiku: Do you know if I can install 32bit firefox/adoble-flash on 64bit Ubuntu to avoid this issue? | 00:25 |
hiku | chetnick: I tried that once along time ago. It might work, but, I'd just install 32bit and not look back until adobe fixes flash for 64bit | 00:26 |
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hiku | !away > hipstersandwich | 00:26 |
kgs | Is anybody here running Lucid on a Dell Mini 10v? | 00:26 |
ubottu | hipstersandwich, please see my private message | 00:26 |
snow_usa | !away > snow_usa | 00:26 |
ubottu | snow_usa, please see my private message | 00:26 |
h00k | !anyone | kgs | 00:26 |
ubottu | kgs: 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? | 00:26 |
headkase314 | chetnick, installing "ubuntu-restricted-extras" under 64-bit will install 32-bit flash automatically too. Firefox will also be set up to use it. | 00:26 |
rww | kgs: I have, yes. | 00:26 |
soreau | I am trying to remember what the package is providing the standalone volume control in gnome-panel, not the default 10.04 one where it sits next to the envelope (evolution?) in the 'tray' | 00:27 |
hiku | headkase314: odd, I tried that last friday and it was a no go. | 00:27 |
kgs | rww: Cool. My built-in mic is not working. Have you experienced that too? I remember it working before at some point, though it might have been when I was on Karmic. | 00:27 |
rww | kgs: no idea, I've never used the mic. sorry :( | 00:27 |
chetnick | headkase314: that's it? Just install it? No need to relink *.so and similar crap? | 00:27 |
kgs | rww: That's cool. Thanks anyway. | 00:28 |
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hiexpo | !mint > hiexpo | 00:28 |
cockatrice | I need to install sdl to run dosbox. | 00:28 |
ubottu | hiexpo, please see my private message | 00:28 |
trism | soreau: it is in gnome-media: gnome-volume-control-applet (although it isn't an applet anymore, but a notification area icon) | 00:28 |
headkase314 | hiku, I've always had it work. Now I'm on 64-bit with Chrome and Chrome comes with flash built in but still needs the 32-bit libraries from ubuntu-restricted-extras | 00:28 |
cockatrice | How would I go about doing so? | 00:28 |
cockatrice | !sdl | 00:28 |
cockatrice | Maybe? | 00:28 |
hiku | headkase314: hmm... now you got be thinking... thanks | 00:28 |
headkase314 | chetnick, that should be it. In a terminal: "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" without the quotes should be all you need for 32-bit flash under 64-bit | 00:28 |
h00k | ubottu: tell hiexpo about msgthebot | 00:29 |
ubottu | hiexpo, please see my private message | 00:29 |
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soreau | trism: No, there is a different package not installed by default that provides a separate volume icon not in notification area | 00:29 |
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headkase314 | hiku, you're welcome. | 00:29 |
chetnick | headkase314: ok thanks. | 00:29 |
Dwade09 | hey guys anyone tell me how to auto mount with read/write on bootup my ntfs partition? | 00:29 |
hiku | Dwade09: man fstab | 00:30 |
headkase314 | chetnick, you're welcome. That should do it and if by chance it doesn't just post back again. | 00:30 |
hiku | !fstab > Dwade09 | 00:30 |
ubottu | Dwade09, please see my private message | 00:30 |
cockatrice | I don't think I stated my last question right; I shall say it once more: To run dosbox, I need to install SDL, and I don't know how. Could you please tell me what package it is so I can just use apt-get? | 00:30 |
snow_usa | !fstab > snow_usa | 00:30 |
ubottu | snow_usa, please see my private message | 00:30 |
h00k | snow_usa: you can /msg ubottu !factoid for investigating and searching | 00:31 |
h00k | !msgthebot > snow_usa | 00:31 |
ubottu | snow_usa, please see my private message | 00:31 |
snow_usa | !gcc > snow_usa | 00:31 |
snow_usa | ok | 00:31 |
trism | soreau: I'm not sure that exists anymore, if you are talking about the default actual volume control applet that used to be in gnome, see http://lwn.net/Articles/323977/ | 00:31 |
snow_usa | hook, thanks | 00:31 |
headkase314 | !info libsdl1.2debian-all | 00:31 |
ubottu | libsdl1.2debian-all (source: libsdl1.2): Simple DirectMedia Layer (with all available options). In component main, is optional. Version 1.2.14-4ubuntu1.1 (lucid), package size 210 kB, installed size 512 kB | 00:31 |
hiku | cockatrice: try libsdl-console maybe? | 00:31 |
cockatrice | hiku: Thanks even if it doesn't work! | 00:31 |
headkase314 | cockatrice, try "sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2debian-all" | 00:32 |
hiku | cockatrice: I just did apt-cache search sdl | less | 00:32 |
hiku | headkase314: nice, ty | 00:32 |
bovine | could any one offer up an idea as to why this entry in my fstab causes my ubuntu 10.04 install to only allow file/folders created as read only? "//192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo cifs username=X,password=X 0 0" where X is obviously removed for the purposes in here :) | 00:32 |
cockatrice | Thank you both. | 00:32 |
cockatrice | I did that too, hiku, but I couldn't tell which one to get. | 00:32 |
headkase314 | cockatrice, you're welcome. | 00:32 |
hiku | bovine: in your options you need "rw" | 00:32 |
hiku | cockatrice: yeah,it's a huge list | 00:33 |
cockatrice | hiku: I assume your name is purposefully not spelled like "haiku?" | 00:33 |
snow_usa | what ? | 00:33 |
hiku | cockatrice: yes. it was an old wow toon name I liked | 00:33 |
bovine | hiku: where at? after cifs? | 00:33 |
headkase314 | hiku, you're welcome too but I'm not sure for what.. ;) | 00:33 |
cockatrice | Neato. | 00:33 |
hiku | bovine: //192.x.x.x/bla /media/bla cifs rw,username=,password= 0 0 | 00:34 |
rascal999 | I've got a LAN server with wondershaper installed (traffic shaper). I've set it to 'shape' traffic on eth0 (one and only ethernet port) and wondershaper does it's job, locally. From any other machine on the LAN which goes through this box, wondershaper doesn't seem to apply. Why is this? | 00:34 |
hiku | bovine: also make sure the user that you are using as the auth for mount as permissions to write to that share | 00:34 |
hiku | has* | 00:34 |
hiku | headkase314: the sdl package question. I couldn't find it in the search list | 00:35 |
bovine | hiku: thank you :) now, any idea why i cant just use a simple mount command like i used previously in ubuntu 9? | 00:35 |
headkase314 | hiku, ah I see now! ;) =) | 00:35 |
hiku | bovine: single mount command? like on the cli? | 00:35 |
bovine | this one worked beautifully and will actually STILL work using sudo. "mount -t cifs -o uid=1000 //192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo" | 00:35 |
bovine | but it wont load up using fstab any more | 00:35 |
hiku | bovine: so that same command your saying doesn't work in 10.04? | 00:36 |
bovine | hiku: thats correct | 00:36 |
KittyBoots | I am trying to use GPS software titled Viking ( http://viking.sourceforge.net/ ) to interface with a Garmin nuvi 1690. The manuel for Viking instructs me to do this: You must have write permission to the port used. /dev/ttyS0 is the first serial port. How do I make that happen? | 00:36 |
hiku | bovine: so the same command doesn't work on 10.04? what's the error? | 00:36 |
dan86 | hey, can anyone help me get my mic working, first day of using ubuntu | 00:36 |
dan86 | i have a toshiba laptop | 00:36 |
jaybee | does ubuntu server provide a tool for moving apache confs from available to enabled, etc? | 00:37 |
billy_connolly | Yo. So I'm movin from Windows to Ubuntu... all the tutorials for formatting the drive involve reinstalling windows... how do I just clear everything and put a completely empty ubuntu on the computer? | 00:37 |
jaybee | linking, whatevrt | 00:37 |
dan86 | billy_connolly do you want to keep windows? | 00:38 |
bovine | hiku: i never get an error returned from fstab insofar as i know. it just never mounts the drobo using that command when fstab loads on system boot. no errors and works fine when using sudo from terminal though | 00:38 |
jaybee | It's just that I can't imagine the current system intended to be used by hand | 00:38 |
rww | jaybee: if I remember correctly, a2ensite, a2enmod, and replace "en" with "dis" for the opposites | 00:38 |
jaybee | no ncurses? | 00:38 |
billy_connolly | Dan, no i want it all gone. I want linux and nothing else | 00:38 |
dan86 | ok just boot off the linux disc | 00:38 |
dan86 | and it will give you an option | 00:38 |
dan86 | to format the entire drive | 00:38 |
hiku | bovine: hmm, that is odd... very odd. I wish I was at work I could test that out here. sorry. | 00:38 |
billy_connolly | I read somewhere that formatting just deletes tables or something, what do I do to just clear everything? | 00:38 |
dan86 | just format the drive through the installer you will be fine | 00:39 |
bovine | hiku: no worries. i figured it was something to do with the new distro so maybe it'll be fixed in the next release. i'm going to test out that RW command right quick. thank you very much | 00:39 |
dan86 | set up two partitions | 00:39 |
dan86 | one ext3 main drive | 00:39 |
yorkie_ian | billy_connolly: formating the drive will get rid of window | 00:39 |
dan86 | and one matching the amount of memory you have in sizde | 00:39 |
dan86 | for swap | 00:39 |
hiku | bovine: anytime...=) | 00:39 |
dan86 | mount point: / | 00:40 |
billy_connolly | Okay. Thanks. Do you rec--- dan86 are you talking to me | 00:40 |
yorkie_ian | oops windows | 00:40 |
dan86 | yes | 00:40 |
billy_connolly | About the two partitions? | 00:40 |
billy_connolly | Why do I need that? | 00:40 |
dan86 | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185312 billy | 00:40 |
dan86 | how big is your HD? | 00:40 |
billy_connolly | Hmm. Not sure. It will end up being an apache webserver | 00:41 |
dan86 | can anyone help me get a mic working? | 00:41 |
KittyBoots | How do I set write permission for /dev/ttyS0? | 00:41 |
yorkie_ian | billy_connolly: if you just want Ubuntu on the machine, do a complete install and let the software do the business | 00:41 |
dan86 | yorkie_ian it will setup swap partition for him? | 00:41 |
razz1 | I just imaged my disk and saved it to an external disk using clonezilla, but all the files saved with root permissions. would I have any issues restoring them if they are owned by root? | 00:41 |
skkeeper | hi everyone, can anyone tell me what package serves gtk+-x11-3.0 ? | 00:41 |
yorkie_ian | dan86 yes | 00:41 |
dan86 | yorkie_ian i have a toshiba u305 laptop | 00:42 |
dan86 | everything works except the mic | 00:42 |
dan86 | any idea | 00:42 |
snow_usa | oh dear | 00:42 |
snow_usa | oh dear | 00:42 |
hiku | razz1: no, just use sudo to change the permissions | 00:42 |
yorkie_ian | dan86 unfortunately no, never encountered that before | 00:42 |
headkase314 | dan86, on my Acer Aspire 5100 everything works too but the mic. I spent like 2 hours yesterday with no success. | 00:42 |
hiku | razz1: sudo chown -R yourid.yourid /path/to/backup/files | 00:42 |
dan86 | Is there a resident ubuntu Microphone expert present? | 00:43 |
skkeeper | lool | 00:43 |
yorkie_ian | I shall investigate tho! | 00:43 |
yorkie_ian | dan86 have you tried an external mic?? | 00:44 |
hiku | dan86: what type of laptop? | 00:44 |
dan86 | hiku toshiba u305 | 00:44 |
cockatrice | dan86: it might be a driver issue. | 00:44 |
dan86 | yorkie_ian no, it has an internal mic i would prefer to use | 00:45 |
dan86 | cockatrice any idea how to solve it? | 00:45 |
cockatrice | dan86: Lemme look. | 00:45 |
dan86 | Thank you cockatrice! | 00:45 |
dan86 | i need to use gmail phone for work | 00:45 |
cockatrice | dan86: That's what hackers do. :3 | 00:45 |
dan86 | i'm a life hacker | 00:45 |
razz1 | hiku: so you reckon I will have issues restoring them? I always use sudo -i before I run clonezilla. I guess I can leave them that way. | 00:46 |
hiku | dan86: check this link. under the "notes section it talks about the sound card. http://www.linlap.com/wiki/toshiba+satellite+u300-u305 | 00:46 |
cockatrice | dan86: First, please find your top panel and go to System->Administration->Hardware Drivers | 00:46 |
hiku | razz1: no, if you change the permissions on the files you should be fine | 00:46 |
dan86 | thank you hiku | 00:46 |
cockatrice | dan86: The microphone driver might be listed there. | 00:46 |
hiku | dan86: hope that helps. | 00:46 |
bodwick | dan86 when you go to system preferences sound , in input tab you have a mic? | 00:46 |
dan86 | cockatrice it says i have no proprietary drivers | 00:47 |
dan86 | in the hardware manager | 00:47 |
cockatrice | dan86: :/ | 00:47 |
cockatrice | dan86: Have you looked at hiku's link? | 00:47 |
dan86 | i am right now | 00:47 |
bodwick | dan86 when you go to system preferences sound , in input tab you have a mic? | 00:47 |
dan86 | bodwick yes | 00:48 |
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razz1 | hiku: no worries, I will leave it as is, if I have issues when restoring I can change the permissions. this is the first time the files were saved with root permissions. not sure why. all the previous images were saved under my account. I am a bit puzzled?? | 00:49 |
yaaar | hey guys. i'm setting up a new server, and recently came across a "shortcut" to getting the typical LAMP packages: 'apt-get -s install lamp-server^' ...that certainly selects a lot of stuff, and it all looks fine to me...but now I'm wondering: how does it work? Reading the man page the only reference to the carat is in using regex to match package names...but lots of the packages selected by... | 00:49 |
yaaar | ...this command don't seem to match. can anybody enlighten me as to what's up here? | 00:49 |
skkeeper | its problaby a virtual package | 00:49 |
cockatrice | The carat means at the end of the match. | 00:49 |
skkeeper | just like ubuntu-desktop | 00:49 |
hiku | razz1: I've done stuff like that. thought I was using my id and later found out I was using root. | 00:49 |
dan86 | hiku sound works, but the volume knob does not | 00:49 |
skkeeper | but im just guessing i have no idea, but i use that lamp-server^ trick too | 00:50 |
dan86 | hiku moving the volume knob causes gnome to crash | 00:50 |
skkeeper | the strange part is that only works with apt-get, try aptitude | 00:50 |
hiku | dan86: hmm, yea I'm finding alot of folks with that laptop are having issues with the mic, and so far, no resolution. | 00:50 |
skkeeper | it will fail | 00:50 |
skkeeper | : \ | 00:50 |
brainproxy | is there a utility like md5sum or sha256sum for calculating RIPEMD-160 hash sums? | 00:50 |
yaaar | skkeeper: yeah i noticed that aptitude didn't work....suggests to me that it's not a virtual package | 00:51 |
cockatrice | brainproxy: Have you checked the man pages for those to see if there's a RIPEMD-160 switch? | 00:51 |
razz1 | hiku: how can you use your ID in clonezilla, I use root because I run screen before clonezilla to save the output. | 00:51 |
skkeeper | oh well | 00:51 |
brainproxy | cockatrice: yes, there isn't one as far as I can tell, but I'll look again | 00:51 |
skkeeper | problably apt-get magic | 00:51 |
skkeeper | xD | 00:51 |
cockatrice | brainproxy: Just use grep. | 00:52 |
hiku | razz1: =) trade secret | 00:52 |
skkeeper | anyone here can compile clutter-gtk on ubuntu? | 00:52 |
bodwick | dan86 can you adjust volume using gnome-alsamixer ? | 00:52 |
yaaar | cockatrice: i know what a carat means in a regex. these packages don't appear to match. something else is going on and I'm asking what | 00:52 |
dan86 | bodwick yes | 00:52 |
dan86 | bodwick that works fine | 00:52 |
dan86 | just not the knob | 00:52 |
cockatrice | brainproxy: iirc, the complete command should be man md5sum | grep 'RIPEMD-160' | 00:52 |
manuel_ | hello everybody | 00:52 |
cockatrice | Hi. | 00:52 |
Alexnov | Hey all, im trying to get conky to display my CPU temp. When I run "sensors" I can see the temp as "coretemp-isa-0000", how do I get conky to see this? | 00:53 |
manuel_ | hi cockatrice, | 00:53 |
trism | brainproxy: quick search of the repo brings up jacksum and gtkhash, perhaps one of those? they both lis ripemd explicitly | 00:53 |
razz1 | hiku: ok, lets get one thing clear, if i run clonezilla as root I should not have any problems restoring the image back. right? | 00:54 |
brainproxy | trism: thanks | 00:54 |
hiku | razz1: correct | 00:54 |
razz1 | hiku: thankyou. | 00:55 |
dan86 | bodwick any ideas? | 00:55 |
land0rz | rww, i was reading the documentation, but here... . Just remember, when sudo asks for a password, it needs YOUR USER password, and not the root account password. | 00:56 |
jaybee | For default (fallback vhosts) apache usually will take the highest vhost in the file (the first) as the default if no other potent retard snacks match, but ubuntu fragments the vhosts files... how can I know any longer the precedence? | 00:56 |
land0rz | rww, can i change this? | 00:56 |
razz1 | Alexnov: add this to your conkyrc file ${acpitemp}C | 00:56 |
bodwick | dan86 there's a problem with mic volume knob? | 00:56 |
yorkie_ian | dan86 I assume you have tried the different settings in the sound preferences | 00:57 |
bodwick | dan86 both in pulse audio config and gnome-alsamixer ? | 00:57 |
bsmith093 | is there a way to open a partial rar archive, meaning i have part 2 and 3 but not PART 1 | 00:58 |
dan86 | where's pulse audio bodwick? | 00:58 |
ben_q | Hey I un-encrypted my homedir, now I cannot start screen anymore using this: | 00:59 |
ben_q | sudo su -c "screen -dmS test" username | 00:59 |
ikey | sudo su -c ?? | 00:59 |
ben_q | i get error: "keyctl_search: Required key not available" | 00:59 |
ben_q | yah, ikey, it's inside a bash script that runs as init | 01:00 |
Rastafari | Hi , whats the name of the packet to make ubuntu read the following formats wmv , mpeg , mpg , avi ? | 01:00 |
Rastafari | mp3? | 01:00 |
ikey | Rastafari, ubuntu-restricted-extras ? | 01:00 |
bovine | hiku: I added rw to my fstab and no dice. it maps but everything is still just read only. the drobo shouldnt require any sort of permissions since its an open device for me | 01:00 |
Rastafari | thx | 01:00 |
Alexnov | Rastafari you can just search mp3 in the software center and install from there | 01:01 |
iceroot | Rastafari: vlc :) | 01:01 |
ikey | Just install the ubuntu-restricted-extras .. should be ok then | 01:02 |
ikey | idk if that still pulls in w32codecs, if not, install manually | 01:02 |
iceroot | Rastafari: dont use restricted-extras! its a overkill for that | 01:02 |
ikey | iceroot, Maybe true. Still quicker. | 01:02 |
iceroot | Rastafari: use vlc (which is using its own codecs) or the w32codec package | 01:02 |
iceroot | ikey: its pulling java, acroread and so on... | 01:02 |
ikey | iceroot, it pulls java now? wth? | 01:03 |
Rastafari | This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or | 01:03 |
Rastafari | is only available from another source | 01:03 |
Rastafari | E: Package vlc has no installation candidate | 01:03 |
Rastafari | vlc | 01:03 |
iceroot | ikey: it was pulling sun-java-6 some time ago | 01:04 |
iceroot | ikey: imo the jre + plugin | 01:04 |
hiexpo | what is mints channel | 01:04 |
ikey | iceroot, Yer I been fiddling with Debian too long sorry :S | 01:04 |
ikey | hiexpo, irc.spotchat.org #linuxmint-help but you coulda found that with google lets be honest. | 01:05 |
hiexpo | ikey, thanx and yes i could have | 01:05 |
ikey | Its ok i'll see you there :p | 01:05 |
hiexpo | ikey, thats not right 2 people there | 01:06 |
ikey | hiexpo, PM me. Tis a lil offtopic | 01:07 |
Rastafari | E: Couldn't find package w32codec | 01:07 |
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PPeessccaaddoorr | já fiz apt-get build-dep --no-install-recommends linux-image-$(uname -r) mas nunca vem a versao que eu quero....apesar de já ter a versao do kernel rodando.... | 01:10 |
PPeessccaaddoorr | loko... | 01:10 |
iceroot | Rastafari: apt-cache search w32 codec | 01:10 |
a3Dman | any help with this Gwibber startup error http://pastie.org/1144821 ? | 01:10 |
Rastafari | ice799, I installed gstreamer | 01:11 |
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Rastafari | FFmpeg plugin for GStreamer | 01:11 |
test34 | offt | 01:12 |
puff | What package do people recommend for converting an audio CD to mp3? | 01:12 |
iceroot | puff: gripper | 01:12 |
iceroot | !info gripper | 01:12 |
ubottu | Package gripper does not exist in lucid | 01:12 |
iceroot | puff: great, i dont know the correct name anymore | 01:12 |
cage_raphel | puff: use sound convertor.. its in the Ubuntu software center Respositry | 01:13 |
headkase314 | iceroot, apt-cache search gripper returns nothing | 01:13 |
puff | iceroot: Yeah, I've found that annoying in the past. They renamed ipodder, they leave various packages out of a release (k3diff comes to mind), and you're left there scratching your head and trying to remember what the heck it was called. | 01:13 |
Livin4Jesus | Hello? | 01:14 |
headkase314 | !hi | Livin4Jesus | 01:14 |
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! | 01:14 |
puff | Hm, k3b? | 01:14 |
iceroot | puff: i dont have ubuntu here, so i cant check, maybe try apt-cache search gnome cd ripper | 01:14 |
iceroot | puff: it was a great program | 01:14 |
puff | iceroot: search on ripper comes up with ripperx. | 01:15 |
Livin4Jesus | http://pastebin.com/KQy8H3gE <---- This happens whenever I try to install Wubi. Also, question: Is it possible to install the full version of Ubuntu in the Wubi version? | 01:15 |
iceroot | puff: hm, that was not the package i mean | 01:16 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, that paste tells you a different file to look for the exact error. Can you paste from the file it says? | 01:16 |
iceroot | !info karmic gripper | 01:16 |
ubottu | 'gripper' 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 | 01:16 |
puff | Found a tutorial about k3b, since I already have k3b installed, might as well give it a whirl. | 01:16 |
iceroot | !info gripper karmic | 01:16 |
ubottu | Package gripper does not exist in karmic | 01:16 |
iceroot | puff: ok i am sorry, i memory is very bad | 01:17 |
cage_raphel | Livin4Jesus: use http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/ | 01:17 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 01:17 |
fupp | I get the error "ACPI: EC: input buffer is not empty, aborting transaction" every few seconds after I upgraded ubuntu and each time the computer hangs a bit | 01:18 |
puff | iceroot: grip? | 01:19 |
Livin4Jesus | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490090/ <---- Happens whenever I try to install any version of Ubuntu, Wubi or Full. :{ | 01:19 |
cage_raphel | fupp: pls follow http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1257067 | 01:19 |
AndrewMC | Livin4Jesus: did you check the md5 on the ISO | 01:19 |
Livin4Jesus | ? | 01:19 |
AndrewMC | !md5 | Livin4Jesus | 01:20 |
ubottu | Livin4Jesus: 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 | 01:20 |
cage_raphel | !md5 | 01:20 |
ubottu | 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 | 01:20 |
Livin4Jesus | Sorry, I'm kinda n00bish at this stuff, so... | 01:21 |
cage_raphel | Livin4Jesus: try xset dpms force off | 01:21 |
Dwade09 | hey guys i got abig problem | 01:21 |
cage_raphel | Livin4Jesus: try xset dpms force off in the Terminal | 01:21 |
Livin4Jesus | Oh. | 01:21 |
iceroot | !info grip jaunty | puff | 01:22 |
ubottu | puff: grip (source: grip): GNOME-based CD-player/ripper/encoder. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.3.1-16 (jaunty), package size 449 kB, installed size 1276 kB | 01:22 |
Dwade09 | i installed ubuntu, but then wanted to go back to windows full ntfs but it will not let me boot into ntfs side says theres no Os, also it wont let me do the gparted on the partitions | 01:22 |
headkase314 | !yay | iceroot | 01:22 |
ubottu | iceroot: Glad you made it! :-) | 01:22 |
iceroot | puff: no longer in karmic and lucid as it seams but its a great tool for ripping audio cds | 01:22 |
Rastafari | Livin4Jesus, do you know a decent bible software for ubuntu? | 01:23 |
Livin4Jesus | ? | 01:23 |
headkase314 | Rastafari, Xiphos | 01:23 |
headkase314 | !xiphos | Rastafari | 01:23 |
cage_raphel | Dwade09: could u pls post your gparted screen shot in pastebin? | 01:23 |
headkase314 | !info xiphos | Rastafari | 01:23 |
ubottu | Rastafari: xiphos (source: xiphos): environment for Bible reading, study, and research. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.1.3-1 (lucid), package size 357 kB, installed size 852 kB | 01:23 |
headkase314 | Rastafari, it's the best | 01:23 |
Livin4Jesus | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490092/ <--- When I tried the xset thing. | 01:23 |
Dwade09 | cage_raphel, how do i take a screen shot in ubuntu? | 01:23 |
iceroot | Dwade09: the print-key | 01:24 |
cage_raphel | Dwade09: use print scr key on ya keyboard | 01:24 |
iceroot | Dwade09: alt + print-key for the current window | 01:24 |
Rastafari | headkase314, thx | 01:24 |
headkase314 | Rastafari, you're welcome. | 01:24 |
Dwade09 | ok cage_raphel it is working now, gparted is. seems i wasnt using it as root | 01:25 |
cage_raphel | Dwade09: ok | 01:25 |
Dwade09 | cage_raphel, however i have 226gb of unallocated space if i turn it to ntfs how do i extend my main ntfs partition to take up that free space? | 01:25 |
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iceroot | is ubottu able to use apt-cache search for a specific release here? | 01:26 |
AndrewMC | iceroot: please test in a PM with it | 01:27 |
iceroot | AndrewMC: yeah great... testing thins without knowing the command.. | 01:28 |
jrib | iceroot: yes, !info PACKAGE RELEASE | 01:28 |
iceroot | jrib: that is not apt-cache search, that is apt-cache show | 01:28 |
jrib | iceroot: download his source and check :) or just use packages.ubuntu.com | 01:28 |
dv6000 | hello | 01:29 |
jrib | iceroot: although, it seems he can with "find" instead of "info" | 01:29 |
iceroot | jrib: thx, packages.ubuntu.com is what i was looking for | 01:29 |
Dwade09 | how do i take my main partition and put it as the other partition? ie i have sd2 which is my win7 partition and sd5 which is a blank partition, how do i expand sd2 to cover all of sda5? | 01:29 |
dv6000 | I need a little help setting up dialup for a friend | 01:30 |
bastidrazor | Dwade09 are there any partitions in between? if so you can not connect the two. | 01:30 |
dv6000 | I have never used dialup on linux before | 01:30 |
dv6000 | can anyone help? | 01:31 |
Dwade09 | bastidrazor, the sda5 is now fully unallocated. no space inbetween | 01:31 |
dv6000 | im on ubuntu 9.10 if that helps | 01:31 |
n9xph | dwade09 I hope your win7 on sd2 is backed up | 01:32 |
Dwade09 | n9xph, why? | 01:33 |
hiexpo | dv6000, dialup is tough especially with all the updates and all | 01:33 |
jwm123 | hello. can anyone offer help with zeitgeist/gnome activity journal? | 01:33 |
CkhiKuzad | Because it's common sense Dwade09. you should always back your system up | 01:33 |
n9xph | I have had issues resizing win7 and vista ntfs partitions | 01:33 |
Dwade09 | and bastidrazor there is 6.71 mib of unallocated space between the sd2 and sda5 | 01:33 |
dv6000 | hiexpo: im searching for a driver | 01:34 |
hiexpo | dv6000, what driver ? | 01:34 |
intrader | Dwade09, I would use gpartd to delete the unallocated partition and then expand the one where win7 is. But first backup. | 01:34 |
Dwade09 | n9xph, and CkhiKuzad i cant even get into the the ntfs side it wont boot into it says something about the grub is missing | 01:34 |
Dwade09 | intrader, i got aback up of it on my external. i done a month ago | 01:35 |
CkhiKuzad | Dwade09, boot up an ubuntu LiveCD, you can install grub from it | 01:35 |
dv6000 | hiexpo: i downloaded gnome-ppp and it doesnt recognize my modem | 01:35 |
dv6000 | it's a winmodem i think | 01:35 |
Dwade09 | CkhiKuzad, i am in live cd | 01:35 |
dv6000 | this is for a laptop | 01:35 |
dv6000 | HP dv6000 | 01:35 |
hiexpo | what wireless service | 01:35 |
dv6000 | hiexpo: sorry i didnt use your name the last posts | 01:35 |
headkase314 | !aptoncd | dv6000 | 01:36 |
ubottu | dv6000: APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers - See also !offline | 01:36 |
Dwade09 | and the screen shot is not working for gparted | 01:36 |
CkhiKuzad | Dwade09, try grub-install /dev/sda | 01:36 |
hiexpo | dv6000, np | 01:36 |
CkhiKuzad | it should restore grub. | 01:36 |
intrader | Dwade09, good - as to your partition problems, be careful as you may miss what you have in win7. | 01:36 |
jwm123 | My gnome activity journal is empty even though zeitgeist is running. any advice? | 01:36 |
headkase314 | dv6000, you may want to download and burn the 300MB or so of updates from a fast computer, burn them, and bring them to the dialup machine using AptOnCD | 01:36 |
dv6000 | hiexpo: no i already got the updates, i am using it right now at my home on my internet, he lives in the middle of nowhere and he cant even get online with it | 01:37 |
headkase314 | dv6000, ok then! | 01:37 |
dv6000 | hiexpo: this is my friends laptop | 01:37 |
dv6000 | hiexpo: that i sold to him actually | 01:38 |
Redeemed | hey, i'm having problems with my usb ports on an hp pavillion s7520n. no device i plug in will read. | 01:38 |
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headkase314 | dv6000, when he gets it he may not want to update it at all, a new kernel sits at what 30MB? I can't imagine downloading one of those every two weeks or so! | 01:38 |
headkase314 | dv6000, (on dialup) | 01:39 |
dv6000 | headkase314: I just need to get the dialup working | 01:39 |
Livin4Jesus | I have a problem here... Happens whenever I try to install Ubuntu, both Inside Windows and the Full version. :{ --------> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490096/ | 01:39 |
amabo | how do i navigate into a folder when dragging a file with the mouse in nautilus? | 01:40 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, this is the file you need to pastebin from your computer -> c:\docume~1\christ~1\locals~1\temp\wubi-10.04-rev189.log | 01:40 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 01:40 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, wherever you see a ~1 just match it against whatever starts before that | 01:40 |
Livin4Jesus | Got it. :) | 01:41 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, so the first one (docume~1) will be: "Documents and Settings" or similar | 01:41 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 01:41 |
donnkeyy | Hi room | 01:42 |
donnkeyy | I have a really annoying problem | 01:42 |
Redeemed | hey, i'm having problems with my usb ports on an hp pavillion s7520n. no device i plug in will read. also, I get a warning on start up about a usb being unable to start and it say the usb cable might be bad, but nothing is plugged in. | 01:42 |
donnkeyy | I jut installed a driver for wireless card and everything is working.... I turn the pc off and restart and now it reads no networks | 01:42 |
Livin4Jesus | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490097/ | 01:43 |
chrowe | does icewm work on lucid? | 01:43 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490097/ | 01:44 |
hiexpo | dv6000, you said ppp are you trying to use like cricket etc | 01:44 |
AndrewMC | chrowe: if it is in the synaptic package manager you cna install it | 01:44 |
chrowe | AndrewMC: well, there seem to be several packages you need to get it working and some of them don't seem to be available | 01:45 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, ok I don't know how to read that but now you have the correct file for someone who hopefully can! So keep posting your situation every five minutes or so along with that pastebin link until someone answers. ok? | 01:45 |
donnkeyy | can someone plz help with my wirless network card not being read??? | 01:45 |
Dwade09 | CkhiKuzad, intrader bastidrazor n9xph http://tinypic.com/r/331lzrp/7 that is my gparted. | 01:45 |
donnkeyy | I instaled the driver and it was working | 01:46 |
donnkeyy | suddenly it stos | 01:46 |
Dwade09 | when i try to move the sda5 to the unalocated it wont let me | 01:46 |
donnkeyy | stops | 01:46 |
Dwade09 | it also wont let me format it to ntfs | 01:46 |
Livin4Jesus | So keep posting your situation every five minutes or so along with that pastebin link until someone answers. ok? <--- Is that supposed to be sarcasim, or... | 01:46 |
AndrewMC | chrowe: hmm try a little later the repos may be having issues... i read online that it works in 10.04 | 01:46 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, have you considered installing Ubuntu as a dual-boot system instead of using Wubi? | 01:47 |
Redeemed | Error when I plug in any usb device, even those working on the xp side of my machine[ 7233.400105] hub 1-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 8. Maybe the USB cable is bad? | 01:47 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, nope not sarcastic at all face value - trying to help! | 01:47 |
Redeemed | that's given by dmesg | 01:47 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase314> Livin4Jesus, have you considered installing Ubuntu as a dual-boot system instead of using Wubi? <------ I'm trying to do that, but I can't seem to boot from the CD drive, so I'm hoping I | 01:48 |
CkhiKuzad | Livin4Jesus, a dual boot system is also safe if you get a windows virus that may attempt to delete the wubi "partition" on your system. | 01:48 |
Livin4Jesus | opps... | 01:48 |
mehwork | how can i install the old mysql functions (not mysqli, but the old mysql) for php5 in ubuntu? | 01:48 |
Livin4Jesus | *,so I'm hoping I can install it from Wubi. | 01:48 |
donnkeyy | How do you start your wireless network card in ubuntu??!??! | 01:49 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, you should be able to resolve it if your CD is loaded while you start up wubi | 01:49 |
Livin4Jesus | ? | 01:49 |
Dwade09 | http://tinypic.com/r/331lzrp/7 can someone help me turn my sda2 itno all of sda5 and the unallocated as well? | 01:49 |
CkhiKuzad | Livin4Jesus, when you boot your system, hold down the Delete key, if it does not work, try F12, it will allow you to get into your BIOS. dont mess with it until you know what you are doing. a simple way would be to take a picture of the BIOS screen, then once we are able to tell you which one the boot order is in, we can help you to set CDs to be bootable | 01:50 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, to install Wubi-wise you insert the CD while Windows is running, to install dual-boot you insert the CD and ignore the Wubi message and reboot and then the computer should boot off the CD. Sometimes you have to go into what is called your BIOS to select the CD to boot before the hard drive. Booting off the CD there is also a "try" option so you can see if everything works before you commit to an ac | 01:50 |
headkase314 | tual installation. | 01:50 |
CkhiKuzad | and in some cases you could just use your arrow keys to select the CD Icon on your bootscreen. | 01:50 |
pushpop | Hi all, when I mount a windows share to a directory on my ubuntu box, I'm not able to chmod the mounted share. I can't write to the mounted share. Is there something I'm missing when mounting the share? | 01:50 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, there's a corrupted python file and it's trying to repair it by reading the original off the CD, then it tries to download it but since youre not connected to the web it can't so it aborts | 01:51 |
monokrome | Hey. Does anyone know where I can change my sources.list? | 01:51 |
Dwade09 | ok i have sda2 and sda5 and nothing inbetween them how do i make the sda2 all of sda5? | 01:51 |
CkhiKuzad | monokrome, Administration>Software Sources | 01:51 |
monokrome | CkhiKuzad: I'm on the server | 01:51 |
monokrome | Ubuntu Server | 01:51 |
donnkeyy | how do you start your wireless acrd? | 01:51 |
Livin4Jesus | I changed the CD-ROM to be booted first in the BIOS menu, but for some odd reason, it won't boot. :/ | 01:51 |
donnkeyy | card | 01:51 |
monokrome | and nobod is talking in #ubuntu-server | 01:51 |
CkhiKuzad | alright, etc/apt/sources.list | 01:51 |
CkhiKuzad | monokrome, ^ | 01:51 |
monokrome | CkhiKuzad: Yea, but I need to know where to find the new mirrors. | 01:52 |
Dwade09 | can someone help me expand my sda2 to cover all of sda5? | 01:52 |
UncleD | Using "grep", "head" & "tail", how can I tail and head the match from a grep by 5 lines? | 01:52 |
CkhiKuzad | Ah, well i cant be of much help there, monokrome | 01:52 |
Livin4Jesus | <wedwo> Livin4Jesus, there's a corrupted python file and it's trying to repair it by reading the original off the CD, then it tries to download it but since youre not connected to the web it can't so it aborts <----- I am on the web. | 01:52 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, hit F8 (or somesuch) while booting | 01:53 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, wedwo says you have a bad cd, you should redownload the ISO, MD5 sum check it and reburn the disc. Or if you still have the ISO skip directly to the MD5 sum to see if it is good and then reburn. | 01:53 |
headkase314 | !md5 | Livin4Jesus | 01:53 |
ubottu | Livin4Jesus: 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 | 01:53 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase314> Livin4Jesus, wedwo says you have a bad cd, you should redownload the ISO, MD5 sum check it and reburn the disc. Or if you still have the ISO skip directly to the MD5 sum to see if it is good and then reburn. <--- What's the Windows Terminal command | 01:54 |
Livin4Jesus | ? | 01:54 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, you're on the web, but not while the script is running | 01:54 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, this should help you to check the MD5Sum -> http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 01:54 |
headkase314 | wedwo, you seem to know more than me here so I'm gonna defer to you. | 01:55 |
wedwo | headkase314, OK, the poor guy is getting flooded | 01:55 |
headkase314 | wedwo, yup I'll mute myself now! | 01:55 |
balleyne | having some screen resolution display issues with 10.04. guess dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg has been deprecated? what do I use instead? | 01:56 |
donnkeyy | can someone plz help..why cant I connect to the internet | 01:56 |
CkhiKuzad | !details donnkeyy | 01:56 |
CkhiKuzad | D:< why do i never get those right | 01:56 |
donnkeyy | its not reading my wireless network | 01:57 |
donnkeyy | I just installed drivers and everything was working | 01:57 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyy, try powercycling EVERYTHING. Whenever i was switching from Xbox live to ubuntu with my wi-fi, it seemed to mess up. so try to powercycle it to make them reset. | 01:58 |
donnkeyy | whats powercycle | 01:58 |
balleyne | can anyone help me with a screen resolution issue? | 01:58 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyy, turn off, wait 30 seconds, turn back on | 01:59 |
donnkeyy | turn what off | 01:59 |
CkhiKuzad | !details | balleyne | 01:59 |
ubottu | balleyne: 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 ..." | 01:59 |
donnkeyy | pc? | 01:59 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo, headkase: http://paste.ubuntu.com/490101/ | 01:59 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyy, router, modem, computer, everything that connects to the netterwebs. | 01:59 |
donnkeyy | chik...the same pc was working before | 02:00 |
donnkeyy | just an hour ago it was working | 02:00 |
balleyne | CkhiKuzad: I tried to above, sorry. Screen resolution too low after upgrade to 10.04, looking for the equivalent of dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 02:00 |
donnkeyy | I moved the pc a lil farther from the modem and now it reads nothing | 02:00 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyy, check the router's antenna. | 02:00 |
nanzalone | I'm running Lucid on a Gateway laptop. When the computer hibernates, it kills the touchpad. Does anyone know where I can look for a fix? | 02:01 |
CkhiKuzad | if it isn't screwed in all the way, it might be lowering the range drastically. | 02:01 |
donnkeyy | chik...the same pc has windows on it and the card works fine | 02:01 |
donnkeyy | it reads wireless networks and everything | 02:01 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyy, microsoft stuff and Ubuntu tend to conflict. | 02:01 |
donnkeyy | but on ubuntu it does not | 02:01 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, now check that string against the one where you downloaded the iso (there'll be an MD%Checksum file you can download which should match) | 02:01 |
donnkeyy | no no its on a usb | 02:01 |
* CkhiKuzad repeats: donnkeyy, try powercycling EVERYTHING. Whenever i was switching from Xbox live to ubuntu with my wi-fi, it seemed to mess up. so try to powercycle it to make them reset. | 02:01 | |
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CkhiKuzad | and it's Ckhi, not Chik. | 02:02 |
donnkeyy | ubuntu is on a usb | 02:02 |
ultraz | Is there a way to install 32bit firefox and flash on 64bit Ubuntu? | 02:02 |
wedwo | *MD5Checksum | 02:02 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyy, it's possible that you didnt configure ubuntu to use the router. | 02:02 |
Calmcacil | i need some help, or i need to know if somethings possible | 02:02 |
CkhiKuzad | !details Calmcacil | 02:02 |
donnkeyy | I did | 02:02 |
CkhiKuzad | D: | 02:02 |
Livin4Jesus | Livin4Jesus, now check that string against the one where you downloaded the iso (there'll be an MD%Checksum file you can download which should match) <----- Ummmmmhhhhhhhhmmmhmhmhmhmhmmhmh.... | 02:02 |
CkhiKuzad | !details | Calmcacil | 02:02 |
ubottu | Calmcacil: 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 ..." | 02:02 |
donnkeyy | it was configured and wotking | 02:02 |
donnkeyy | just an hour ago it was all working | 02:03 |
Livin4Jesus | >How do I do that? | 02:03 |
donnkeyy | then I turned the pc off | 02:03 |
donnkeyy | and turned it back on | 02:03 |
donnkeyy | and now it just says scanning...no networksfound | 02:03 |
ubuntu | hey guys when i try to reboot into my ntfs i get system error file not found grub rescue how do i fix this so my ntfs win 7 boots up? | 02:03 |
CkhiKuzad | Restart the router, and modem. | 02:03 |
Calmcacil | im running ubuntu server 10.04, and i was wondering if i can run a VNC based xorg service for fluxbox. without actually using a screen, as i dont have a monitor connected to the box anymore, but i would like to use xorg for some things ^^. | 02:03 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, just goto any 10.04 download site and download the MD5 file | 02:03 |
donnkeyy | ok im going to do that now | 02:03 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 02:03 |
st__ | ubuntu it dependes on what you broke and why | 02:04 |
Calmcacil | CkhiKuzad, that enough details? ;p | 02:04 |
hiexpo | ikey, why you try to hack me like that and aLL my friends in channels like bt and aircrack-ng & pentoo /// bad decision | 02:04 |
ikey | wth are you talking about? | 02:04 |
ubuntu | st__, i was just trying to turn all of my ubuntu partition into the ntfs and then combine it all back to my main sda2 partition | 02:04 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, its a txt file, open it and check the string against the one you pasted here | 02:05 |
Livin4Jesus | Against? | 02:05 |
mortsmel | i have enabled bridge'n w/ two interfaces ... mail, http traffic all report coming from the ip of the bridge filter while looking at logging... what setting do i change for it to not modify this info | 02:05 |
Livin4Jesus | Sorry, I am very n00bish.. :[ | 02:05 |
st__ | ubuntu, you probably formatted the Ubuntu partition which had grub stage2 | 02:05 |
CkhiKuzad | Calmcacil, i dont know exactly what you plan to do, so i cant really help ._. sorry man. | 02:06 |
ubuntu | st__, how do i fic this? | 02:06 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, against the pasteall string you pasted earlier (that long number) | 02:06 |
ubuntu | st__, i just want my winbox back. how i get it to where it will auto load that. | 02:06 |
st__ | ubuntu boot from Windows CD and run recovery console; then issue fixmbr commaand | 02:06 |
Calmcacil | well its fairly simple CkhiKuzad, i just want a fluxbox X session running that i can connect to with VNC, but i don't know if i can use VNC as a "screen" | 02:07 |
Livin4Jesus | OK, let e see if I got this straight: Find the the text file, open it and find the sitring, correct? | 02:07 |
ubuntu | st__, my partition is not on a cd but on another partition, which is f12 key and i can not even get that to load | 02:07 |
st__ | ok what happens when you use F12 to switch on your windows partition? | 02:07 |
ikey | hiexpo, With accusations like that it's a wonder you even have any friends. If you wish to lodge some formal complaint about me do it via the proper channels. But as the whole thing is an attention-seeking show I'd advise you to keep your maliciousness to yourself. | 02:07 |
ubuntu | st__, nothing ti says the same thing | 02:07 |
st__ | that cannot be | 02:08 |
IdleOne | !ot | ikey hiexpo | 02:08 |
ubottu | ikey hiexpo: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 02:08 |
Johnm | rename u7_ u7_fb | 02:08 |
Johnm | save | 02:08 |
u7_ | ok chik | 02:08 |
u7_ | ck I mean | 02:08 |
ubuntu | st__, it is | 02:08 |
hiexpo | ikey, sorry ment that some where else so sorry | 02:08 |
ubuntu | st__, ill brb ill try it again. | 02:08 |
ikey | IdleOne, Well aware of the rules thank you. Perhaps if someone took the initiative and told hiexpo then I wouldn't have to. | 02:08 |
u7_ | I restarted the routure and modem | 02:08 |
u7_ | and it did nothing | 02:08 |
CkhiKuzad | Calmcacil, I understand what you mean now, but i dont know how to do it. | 02:09 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: OK, I have the md5sum thing open, now which strings do I paste again? | 02:09 |
* CkhiKuzad is unable to help | 02:09 | |
IdleOne | ikey: I also told hiexpo. | 02:09 |
* CkhiKuzad loses 5 awesome points | 02:09 | |
Livin4Jesus | lol | 02:09 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, you pasted this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/490101/ It consists of the Md5Checksum you extracted from the CD. Now you need to download the Md5Checksum.txt file from Ubuntu to check that the one you extracted matches the one you downloaded | 02:09 |
Calmcacil | thanks anyways. | 02:09 |
u7_ | rename/donkey | 02:09 |
u7_ | how do I change my nae | 02:09 |
u7_ | name | 02:09 |
CkhiKuzad | /nick | 02:09 |
ikey | IdleOne, Aware of that also. I'm not sitting here to argue with you. You should have told him and then I wouldn't have to. </offtopic> | 02:10 |
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donkeyy | Thnks | 02:10 |
CkhiKuzad | Calmcacil, if I was able to help you with that issue, i would. | 02:10 |
CkhiKuzad | no problem donkeyy | 02:10 |
donkeyy | Ck I restarted everything | 02:10 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo> Livin4Jesus, you pasted this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/490101/ It consists of the Md5Checksum you extracted from the CD. Now you need to download the Md5Checksum.txt file from Ubuntu to check that the one you extracted matches the one you downloaded <---- Where on the site is it? | 02:10 |
hiexpo | ikey, i said sorry mate went to wrong person and channel mate > again sorry | 02:11 |
CkhiKuzad | Livin4Jesus, it should be on the ISO download page. | 02:11 |
CkhiKuzad | Donkeyy, and the results are? | 02:11 |
Livin4Jesus | OK, I'll check. | 02:11 |
IdleOne | hiexpo: Please just drop the offtopic. | 02:11 |
donkeyy | nothing | 02:11 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes <- choose the one with the same filename you downloaded. | 02:11 |
donkeyy | it did nothing | 02:11 |
hiexpo | kk | 02:11 |
CkhiKuzad | donkeyy, did you restart both the modem and the wifi router? | 02:11 |
donkeyy | yes | 02:11 |
donkeyy | usually it always pickup other networks | 02:12 |
donkeyy | weather it would connect to them or not | 02:12 |
donkeyy | but nothing is showing | 02:12 |
CkhiKuzad | donkeyy, does your laptop, desktop, etc, have an external "wifi on/off" switch? | 02:12 |
donkeyy | no | 02:12 |
donkeyy | its a internal pci | 02:13 |
CkhiKuzad | ok, because at my school a common prank that was pulled was shutting that switch off, which would make people unable to connect. but if your card is internal, then that changes it. | 02:13 |
mobasher | how do you setup a different background for each workspace ? | 02:14 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase: OK, where do I paste the code? | 02:14 |
Livin4Jesus | On the Ubuntu Pastebin thing? | 02:14 |
donkeyy | CK everything was working | 02:14 |
Rastafari | What I have to do to install flashplayer.deb on my 8.04 ubuntu | 02:14 |
Rastafari | ? | 02:14 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, the whole point of checking the MD5Sum by the way is that it is an error detection method. By comparing what is published on the website against what gets calculated on your machine with the actual file you received you can tell if your download is corrupt or not. | 02:14 |
donkeyy | I made no changes to anything | 02:14 |
donkeyy | maybe I have to enable something in ubuntu? | 02:14 |
CkhiKuzad | possibly donkeyy. let me check something | 02:15 |
donkeyy | ok | 02:15 |
Rastafari | ? | 02:15 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase: http://paste.ubuntu.com/490111/ | 02:15 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, you need to generate an MD5Sum of the file you downloaded to compare against what is published on the web-site. | 02:15 |
CkhiKuzad | alright, open network connections (system>preferences>network connections) | 02:15 |
Rastafari | What I have to do ..to install flashplayer.deb on my 8.04 ubuntu | 02:15 |
Rastafari | ? | 02:15 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase: Where do I find the string of code that's supposed to match?? | 02:16 |
Livin4Jesus | *match? | 02:16 |
Redeemed | how do you change folder ownership from command prompt? | 02:16 |
balleyne | I'm having screen resolution issues -- what's the new equivalent for sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg? Only getting low resolution options after upgrade to 10.04 | 02:16 |
st__ | Livin4Jesus, on the download page | 02:16 |
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CkhiKuzad | Redeemed: chmod | 02:16 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, ok, i did it for you and the checksum didn't match. You will have to download another iso and burn it to a new CD (don't use CD-RW, use only CD-R) | 02:16 |
m310 | I ran apt-get update, the last thing that happend was "ldconfig deferred processing now taking place". should I reboot or is something going on ? | 02:16 |
CkhiKuzad | Redeemed, man chmod should allow you to learn about it | 02:16 |
Livin4Jesus | <wedwo> Livin4Jesus, ok, i did it for you and the checksum didn't match. You will have to download another iso and burn it to a new CD (don't use CD-RW, use only CD-R) <--- OK. | 02:16 |
CkhiKuzad | 'man chmod' ** | 02:17 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, http://download.cnet.com/MD5-Checker/3000-2092_4-10410639.html <- download.com is a safe download source for the program | 02:17 |
ubuntu | hey st__ i get this error: unknown filesystem grub rescue > | 02:17 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase314> Livin4Jesus, http://download.cnet.com/MD5-Checker/3000-2092_4-10410639.html <- download.com is a safe download source for the program <----- Which program? | 02:17 |
st__ | ubuntu do you have a bootable windows cd/dvd? | 02:17 |
ubuntu | st__, no i do not, its all on partition sda1 and only way to access it is via f8 or f12 and those do not work | 02:18 |
peepsalot | i'm having some trouble with network shares in nautilus. does anyone know what config files this affects? (right-click, properties, "sharing" tab) | 02:18 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, the MD5 checking program you run to compare what is published on the web-site against what it calculates from the file you downloaded. Listen to wedwo now - too many cooks again ;) | 02:18 |
rafase282 | Hello | 02:18 |
st__ | ubuntu is it OEM computer? | 02:18 |
CkhiKuzad | !hello | rafase282 | 02:18 |
ubottu | rafase282: 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! | 02:18 |
Livin4Jesus | I think I already have it... | 02:18 |
ubuntu | st__, no | 02:18 |
* CkhiKuzad did it right this time! \o/ | 02:18 | |
rafase282 | Can anyone help me install ubuntu lucid for armel using debootstrap? | 02:18 |
balleyne | I'm having screen resolution issues -- what's the new equivalent for sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg? Only getting low resolution options after upgrade to 10.04 | 02:19 |
donnkeyyyy | Sorry CK I got disconnected | 02:19 |
CkhiKuzad | Its alright donnkeyyyy | 02:19 |
donnkeyyyy | :) | 02:19 |
st__ | do you use ubuntu livecd now? | 02:19 |
donnkeyyyy | so is there something you said I missed? | 02:19 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase: I think I already have the MD5Sum thing... | 02:19 |
ubuntu | st__, yes im on it now and im installing grub | 02:20 |
Rastafari | Unpacking adobe-flashplugin (from install_flash_player_10_linux.deb) ... | 02:20 |
Rastafari | dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of adobe-flashplugin: | 02:20 |
Rastafari | adobe-flashplugin depends on libpango1.0-0 | 02:20 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyyyy, you need to open your network settings. system>preferences>network connections | 02:20 |
Rastafari | what I do ? | 02:20 |
donnkeyyyy | ok | 02:20 |
st__ | what windows version do you have? | 02:21 |
donnkeyyyy | CK I ise WiCD | 02:21 |
donnkeyyyy | use | 02:21 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, wedwo says your download is corrupt. So you'll need to redownload. Do the MD5Sum check again when your redownload is finished and then burn the new ISO to a CD-R | 02:21 |
donnkeyyyy | Someone here said thats a better one | 02:21 |
ubuntu | st__, ? asking me what windows version i have? | 02:21 |
donnkeyyyy | so he made me install it | 02:21 |
Livin4Jesus | headkase: OK, the new Ubuntu OS is downloading. ;) | 02:21 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, yes you have it, don't delete it! when you download the ubuntu 10.04 i386 32bit iso look just below it and you will see a .txt file for the Md5Checksum (or Md5-Hashes). download it too and when you check your downloaded iso the number must match the one in the .txt file | 02:21 |
st__ | ubuntu yes | 02:21 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyyyy, I cant help with that, i've never used it | 02:21 |
ubuntu | st__, win 7 | 02:21 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: Wait, what? | 02:21 |
donnkeyyyy | :( | 02:22 |
sacarlson | ubuntu: can you mount your sda1 partition from your live boot cd >Places>Computer click your normal boot drive. | 02:22 |
Livin4Jesus | >I thought I had a bad ISO? | 02:22 |
ubuntu | sacarlson, it is mounted | 02:22 |
donnkeyyyy | wicd is just like networks manager | 02:22 |
st__ | ubuntu i'm thinking | 02:22 |
CkhiKuzad | donnkeyyyy, i haven't used it. so i can't help. | 02:23 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, read it again - in fact copy and paste it somewhere | 02:23 |
sacarlson | ubuntu: cool then your grub install should work fine. | 02:23 |
CkhiKuzad | though i do need some help now. | 02:23 |
donnkeyyyy | ok chik | 02:23 |
Rastafari | adobe-flashplugin depends on libpango1.0-0 ............. | 02:23 |
Rastafari | what I do | 02:23 |
Rastafari | ?! | 02:23 |
donnkeyyyy | sorry SK | 02:23 |
donnkeyyyy | Thanks for your help anyway | 02:23 |
root__ | how would i go about copy a live cd to hard drive? My own made from lucid but ubiquity not working. | 02:23 |
ubuntu | sacarlson, im about to go try it now, will be back if it does or doesnt work. | 02:23 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: Ohhhhh, I get it now. | 02:23 |
CkhiKuzad | How do i check the battery charge in a USB based device while it's plugged into my system? | 02:23 |
CkhiKuzad | and i'm sorry i couldn't help donnkeyyyy | 02:23 |
donnkeyyyy | its Ck | 02:24 |
donnkeyyyy | trying is the most important | 02:24 |
st__ | ubuntu as for now, install grub and you should be able o boot into windows | 02:24 |
Livin4Jesus | <wedwo> look just below it and you will see a .txt file for the Md5Checksum (or Md5-Hashes). download it too and when you check your downloaded iso the number must match the one in the .txt file <----- I don't see anything below the download button for the ISO. | 02:25 |
Livin4Jesus | ;/ | 02:25 |
Livin4Jesus | *:/ | 02:25 |
mortsmel | i have enabled bridge'n w/ two interfaces ... mail, http traffic all report coming from the ip of the bridge filter while looking at logging... what setting do i change for it to not modify this info | 02:26 |
dclake | hey I'm having some problems with my ubuntu istall | 02:28 |
dclake | how do I make gwibber startup automatically | 02:28 |
dclake | look like that got disabled | 02:29 |
cromag | dan512: there is an option in administration called startup programs i believe | 02:29 |
cromag | dclake: there is an option in administration called startup programs i believe | 02:29 |
rafase282 | can anyone help me install ubuntu lucid for armel? | 02:29 |
Firefishe | I'm using ubuntu 10.04, kde 4.4.5. I have two user accounts, the normal user that was created during the install, and another I created for my wife. Both accounts are set up as admins. The problem: When using dolphin to transfer files from one desktop to another (something we do frequently), I find that I can only transfer from her desktop to mine, but not vice versa. What's wrong here? | 02:29 |
balleyne | I'm getting a "Failed to load module 'fglrx' error after upgrading to 10.04" -- help? | 02:29 |
Izinucs | how come byobu is so hard to remember an screen isn't? | 02:30 |
edbian | Firefishe, file permissions. You should read about them more in depth: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/filepermissions.html | 02:31 |
JohnSQ | How do I access a Ubuntu filesystem in a different partition from my current partition? | 02:31 |
Thqmt | how do I troubleshoot a program that stops work? It's shredder12 and it was working fine until recently when it stopped opening | 02:31 |
Rastafari | adobe-flashplugin depends on libpango1.0-0 How to fix it | 02:31 |
Rastafari | ? | 02:31 |
jrib | !debug | Thqmt | 02:31 |
evan0 | if im running a server on ubuntu where is the logical place to place files that shouldn't be public but are needed to render pages (e.g. PHP) | 02:31 |
ubottu | Thqmt: For help debugging your program, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures | 02:31 |
edbian | JohnSQ, Start it using the terminal and it will explain to you why it isn't opening. | 02:31 |
edbian | JohnSQ, You mount it in a folder :) | 02:32 |
Firefishe | edbian: I have my wife's user name on my group, but for some reason, she doesn't have a group to add to mine. | 02:32 |
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iluminator101 | i am trying to recover this ecrypfs /home....please help? | 02:32 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: does it auto mount currently? | 02:32 |
Thqmt | jrib ok thanks, should I go to "gnome apps"? | 02:33 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: if you haven't turned off the feature, it should show up on your desktop if it's mounted | 02:33 |
donnkeyyyy | dpes anyone know Wicd?? | 02:33 |
donnkeyyyy | how do you start your wifi in ubunt?? | 02:33 |
JohnSQ | Not sure. I have Windows, Xubuntu, and Ubuntu installed on other computer. I want to reach into Ubuntu from Xubuntu and retrieve files. Can't get into Ubuntu cuz of low-graphics mode. | 02:33 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, download from here : http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/http://paste.ubuntu.com/490101/ and you'll find the Md5's at the bottom half of the page | 02:33 |
Livin4Jesus | OK | 02:34 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: ah.. ok.. do you know what the partition name is for the ubuntu side? | 02:34 |
jrib | Thqmt: if it's a gnome app you are debugging, you should make sure to read that too, yes | 02:34 |
edbian | Firefishe, there is userNameA and userNameB there is groupA you're saying this isn't a groupB ? | 02:34 |
etherealite | sudo echo "127.0.0.1 www.jobeet.com.localhost" >> /etc/hosts | 02:34 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: The requested URL /lucid/http://paste.ubuntu.com/490101/ was not found on this server. | 02:34 |
etherealite | why does this not work? sudo echo "127.0.0.1 www.jobeet.com.localhost" >> /etc/hosts | 02:34 |
JohnSQ | Yes | 02:35 |
headkase314 | Livin4Jesus, http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ | 02:35 |
balleyne | help with fglrx module in 10.04? Ubuntu's telling me it doesn't exist. Help? | 02:35 |
JohnSQ | Izinucs: Yes | 02:35 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ sorry bout that | 02:35 |
Rastafari | adobe-flashplugin depends on libpango1.0-0 How to fix it ?@ | 02:35 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: No problem. :) btw, I found the MD5Sum, now what? | 02:36 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: JohnSQ then you can "sudo mkdir /media/ubuntu" .. then .. "sudo mount /dev/<partition name like sda2> /media/ubuntu" | 02:36 |
JohnSQ | interesting | 02:36 |
JohnSQ | I can access the whole partition like that? | 02:36 |
JohnSQ | Do I need the password for that? | 02:37 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: yes.. | 02:37 |
etherealite | why does this not work? sudo echo "127.0.0.1 www.jobeet.com.localhost" >> /etc/hosts | 02:37 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: no | 02:37 |
sacarlson | evan0: most files in your sever that are seen by your site (appache2) default from the root being in /var/www you can keep files in there and they won't be ran unless you have links to them start start from your index.html or php. | 02:37 |
edbian | JohnSQ, Was the filesystem encrypted? | 02:37 |
JohnSQ | No | 02:37 |
JohnSQ | Nothing that important lol | 02:37 |
Thqmt | jrib I took a look at that site and wasn't able to find what you're trying to point me to towards | 02:37 |
jrib | etherealite: because the redirection is done by your shell, being run by your user. Instead, pipe to tee -a | 02:37 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: well.. I take that back.. if your user name is different on xubuntu than it was on ubuntu then yes.. you'll be asked for user name and password | 02:37 |
Izinucs | possibly | 02:38 |
JohnSQ | That is fine. I just had concerns it could be a potential security flaw | 02:38 |
donnkeyyyy | So no one here knows Wicd??? | 02:38 |
jrib | Thqmt: you asked how to debug, and I pointed you to the page about debugging :P | 02:38 |
JohnSQ | Does this work for extracting files out of Windows as well? I don't need to, but just curious | 02:38 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, once your iso has downloaded run it thru the .exe program in windows to get the Md5Checksum and see that it matches the sum in the .txt file you just found | 02:38 |
jrib | Thqmt: ah sorry, I actually misread your question. What program? What happens when you try from a terminal | 02:38 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 02:38 |
donnkeyyyy | whats the command to startup your wifi?? | 02:39 |
Thqmt | jrib I donno how to run programs from the terminal but I do so through double clicking. nothing happens. sometimes it will appear as a sleeping process. | 02:39 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: yes but you'll need another file (aka something like a dll) for NTFS partitions.. I think ntfs-3g or similar.. | 02:39 |
MadWhiteNerd | I have a question: I have an HP G60 Laptop running Lucid, but when I close the lid and the computer sleeps, when I wake it up again, the screen is extremely dim and won't brighten again. I think the thread here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1529557&highlight=screen+is+dim+after+wake+up is potentially the answer, but I'm a noob and don't really understand what the answer means. Can someone help? | 02:39 |
jrib | Thqmt: and my first question? | 02:39 |
Thqmt | jrib shredder12 | 02:39 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: if it's fat32/16 whatever.. then it should be painless. | 02:39 |
jrib | Thqmt: well figure out the command for it (edit your menu) | 02:40 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, the two must match exactly or its not worth burning it. if they match all should be right as rain and you can then use that CD to run ubuntu | 02:40 |
edbian | Thqmt, a good guess is "shredder12" | 02:40 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: Cool. | 02:40 |
edbian | Thqmt, or typing sh then hitting tab to make the computer auto-complete for you | 02:40 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: you can also include a line in /etc/fstab so the ubuntu and/or windows side is mounted on boot. | 02:40 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, cool - over and out | 02:41 |
Thqmt | edbian: neither of those do anything on my computer | 02:41 |
edbian | Thqmt, Those were just guesses :) | 02:41 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: What's that supposed to mean? | 02:41 |
Thqmt | jrib which menu should I edit? | 02:41 |
edbian | Thqmt, Edit the menu. See what is the command line of the entry for shedder12 | 02:41 |
wedwo | Livin4Jesus, i'm off to the spanish chanel | 02:42 |
edbian | Thqmt, System -> preferences -> Main Menu | 02:42 |
Livin4Jesus | Ah. | 02:42 |
JohnSQ | Izinucs: What line would I need to include in /etc/fstab? | 02:42 |
Thqmt | edbian i'm there | 02:42 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: I'll have ubottu give you a private message with a couple of links that will clue you in on that. | 02:42 |
edbian | Thqmt, Find the shredder12 icon in this sub lists. Right click it, hit properties. A box comes up. | 02:42 |
Izinucs | !mount > JohnSQ | 02:43 |
ubottu | JohnSQ, please see my private message | 02:43 |
edbian | Thqmt, In the box is a "command" line. That command is what is run in a terminal window. It actually is the command that is run when you click that entry in the menu. | 02:43 |
acc_ | Hello, #Ubuntu. A few years ago, I set up a Dell machine for my father-in-law. At the time, it was pre-installed with LTS (Hardy). I switched the machine over to Intrepid to get a few bleeding edge software upgrades installed. I want to bring the machine up-to-date now. Should I start making my way towards Lucid or Maverick? Thanks. | 02:43 |
Thqmt | edbian it's not in the sublists | 02:43 |
tensorpudding | Lucid is the current stable, so that is what you want. | 02:43 |
edbian | Thqmt, Then it isn't in the Applications menu. | 02:44 |
wedwo | acc_, Lucid | 02:44 |
tensorpudding | I don't think that intrepid -> lucid is a supported upgrade path | 02:44 |
acc_ | tensorpudding: Okay, figured as much. Thanks. | 02:44 |
tensorpudding | though | 02:44 |
Izinucs | acc_: if you have a separate /home I suggest just getting the latest LTS and fresh install leaving the old /home | 02:44 |
ldurden | whats up with the flood bot? | 02:44 |
ldurden | You guys getting hit? | 02:44 |
tensorpudding | So you might consider reinstalling. | 02:44 |
MadWhiteNerd | acc_: Lucid has been extremely nice to me so far. :) | 02:45 |
acc_ | tensorpudding: I couldn't go Intrepid -> Jaunty -> Karmic -> Lucid? | 02:45 |
Izinucs | acc_: it'll save you hours of upgrading through several releases and the agony that can bring when things don't work right. | 02:45 |
evan0 | var/www/html, var/www/htdocs, var/www/public_html, differences? | 02:45 |
tensorpudding | Of course you could do that. | 02:45 |
acc_ | Izinucs: ah, ok | 02:45 |
tensorpudding | But that would take a really long time. | 02:45 |
acc_ | thanks | 02:45 |
Izinucs | np | 02:45 |
balleyne | if I have no xorg.conf file, how can I see what xorg settings are being used? | 02:45 |
tensorpudding | If you had stuck with Hardy, there is a path for LTS-to-LTS jumps | 02:45 |
Izinucs | balleyne: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 02:45 |
balleyne | Izinucs: cat: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: no such file or directory | 02:46 |
AlbertoP | tensorpudding: sorry to get in the middle. Do you have a link to that migration path? | 02:46 |
balleyne | Izinucs: I'm running 10.04 live off usb, there's no xorg.conf file, but I'm trying to see what the settings it's using are... | 02:47 |
MadWhiteNerd | Anyone know what I can do to get my display to brighten back up after my laptop has been asleep and wakes up? | 02:47 |
Izinucs | balleyne: then you don't have a xorg.conf.. ah.. live cd then xrandr is handling the video | 02:47 |
tensorpudding | AlbertoP: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LucidUpgrades | 02:47 |
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balleyne | Izinucs: is there a way to tell which driver it's using? Off my actual install, I'm getting a complaint about fglrx, but things work fine on the live CD. Trying to compare. | 02:47 |
Izinucs | balleyne: xrandr is the new default way of handling video even on a full install. you can create an xorg.conf to override it but it's not always necessary | 02:48 |
AlbertoP | tensorpudding: thanks! | 02:48 |
Izinucs | balleyne: did you do a full install and it's not working correctly? | 02:48 |
balleyne | Izinucs: it's not working after upgrading to 10.04, trying to compare with a live CD. Maybe I'll try renaming my xorg.conf to let xrandr take over a see what happens... | 02:49 |
Izinucs | balleyne: you might try that.. what did you upgrade from? which release? | 02:49 |
balleyne | Izinucs: 9.10, but before that, 9.04, etc... might have started with Feisty or Hardy a few years back? | 02:50 |
donnkeyyyy | is there any wireless network card you can just plugin and ubuntu reads??? | 02:50 |
donnkeyyyy | ... | 02:50 |
gryllida | The command `dpkg --configure -a` when running as root returns errors http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490118/ , what can I do? | 02:50 |
wasnik | hi guys, i want to remove wicd but cannot find it in synaptic magarer | 02:51 |
donnkeyyyy | wasnik | 02:51 |
donnkeyyyy | how did you start wicd | 02:51 |
Izinucs | wasnik: sudo apt-get remove --purge wicd | 02:51 |
wasnik | i did that it says no package wicd exist | 02:52 |
donnkeyyyy | I just got wicd?? but its not reading any networks??? | 02:52 |
donnkeyyyy | its annoying! | 02:52 |
Izinucs | wasnik: weird.. apt-cache shows that's the package | 02:52 |
donnkeyyyy | wasnik, how dyou start your wifi?? | 02:53 |
donnkeyyyy | do you | 02:53 |
MadWhiteNerd | ...anyone? | 02:53 |
wasnik | donkeyy, i am removin wicd because i cannot start wifi | 02:53 |
donnkeyyyy | ohh you too eh? | 02:53 |
donnkeyyyy | im having the exact problem | 02:53 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: Fn uparrow? | 02:54 |
wasnik | donkeyyy, had deleted some 2.14. generic files and lost wiki connection | 02:54 |
donnkeyyyy | I did nothing | 02:54 |
donnkeyyyy | and its not reading | 02:54 |
MadWhiteNerd | Izinucs: I have a question: I have an HP G60 Laptop running Lucid, but when I close the lid and the computer sleeps, when I wake it up again, the screen is extremely dim and won't brighten again. I think the thread here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1529557&highlight=screen+is+dim+after+wake+up is potentially the answer, but I'm a noob and don't really understand what the answer means. Can someone help? | 02:54 |
donnkeyyyy | how do you start wifi | 02:54 |
donnkeyyyy | does it automatically do it | 02:54 |
balleyne | Izinucs: that worked. thanks. lol. | 02:54 |
wasnik | Izinucs: the reason i am remocin wicd is because the wifi networks or not been read | 02:55 |
wasnik | Izinucs: i deleted and re installed some 2.14.32-generic modules and this caused the mess | 02:55 |
gryllida | ? | 02:55 |
Izinucs | balleyne: :) | 02:55 |
donnkeyyyy | Iz tell us what we should do plz | 02:55 |
Calmcacil | i really wonder how to make my fluxbox start, it can use a screen but primarily it will be used as a VNC | 02:56 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: basically that mean create a file (the last mentioned on the path line) in the path mentioned.. and in that file put the line mentioned... with values up to 30 | 02:57 |
Izinucs | wasnik: sorry I don't have an answer for you.. | 02:57 |
MadWhiteNerd | Izinucs: The option for create document is grayed out in file browser. | 02:57 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: yes.. you're using the nautilus file manager? | 02:58 |
MadWhiteNerd | Izinucs: I believe so, whatever came preinstalled with Lucid :P I'm still fairly new to Linux | 02:58 |
gryllida | The command `dpkg --configure -a` when running as root returns errors http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490118/ , what can I do to fix it? | 02:59 |
donnkeyyyy | whats a good place for linux software | 03:00 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: that location is protected and you need "root" access to that location to do that with the file manager.. you can open a terminal and type gksudo nautilus .. and the file manager will open with root privilidges.. navigate to the right location and create the file then open it and put that line inside.. save.. and then close that nautilus window.. it's dangerous using the file manager as root.. | 03:00 |
LogicFan | donnkeyyyy, www.getdeb.net | 03:00 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: good place as in a chat room? | 03:00 |
donnkeyyyy | no to download software | 03:00 |
netbkneutrino | My track pad always doulbe clicks when I move from the task bar of open apps on the bottom, going up on my screen. Dose any one know a fix for this. | 03:00 |
LogicFan | donnkeyyyy, also, don't forget ubuntu software center | 03:01 |
JohnSQ | How do I encrypt my filesystem and what are the advantages of doing so? Besides the obvious... | 03:01 |
donnkeyyyy | I have to donload it from here | 03:01 |
donnkeyyyy | a windows pc | 03:01 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: try http://www.softlookup.com/ | 03:01 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: nothing beyond the obvious.. | 03:01 |
MadWhiteNerd | Izinucs: Didn't know that... is that what the .d means on the power.d folder? | 03:01 |
JohnSQ | Izinucs: How do I encrypt filesystem? | 03:01 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: however i would suggest Ubuntu software center.. i feel thats the best! | 03:02 |
donnkeyyyy | whats the site | 03:02 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: not sure how what you mean.. but .. no :) | 03:02 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: click on applications > Ubuntu Software Center | 03:02 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: any location outside of /home typically requires root privilidges | 03:02 |
donnkeyyyy | cage...I dont have internet on my linux pc | 03:02 |
donnkeyyyy | I have to get it from here | 03:02 |
Izinucs | JohnSQ: sorry I've never done that.. | 03:02 |
MadWhiteNerd | Izinucs: Ah. Was just wondering if the .d was meant as protected. Thanks for the help! | 03:03 |
donnkeyyyy | im trying to get my wifi to work | 03:03 |
JohnSQ | Anyone know how I encrypt my filesystem in Ubuntu? | 03:03 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: download it to your current machine , copy it in a cd/dvd/usb stick and move it to ya linux machine | 03:03 |
sacarlson | donnkeyyyy: if you need to do it from within windows maybe you could install virtualbox in windows and install software you need for ubuntu normaly from within virtuabox with apt-get install. | 03:03 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: nope.. file names in linux don't always have the extensions that you're use to in windows.. everything is basically a text file.. sort of | 03:03 |
Livin4Jesus | 91% of the new ISO is downloaded! ^0^ | 03:03 |
Livin4Jesus | :P | 03:03 |
donnkeyyyy | cage...whats a good wifi | 03:04 |
donnkeyyyy | are | 03:04 |
donnkeyyyy | software | 03:04 |
etherealite | whats does the ** mean in direcotory/**/* | 03:04 |
n0a1ias | hey im copying my home folder to an external from a live cd with chroot, and i dont have permissions to do that, how do i get them? | 03:04 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: wifi radar is a good one. | 03:04 |
cage_raphel | !wifi radar | 03:05 |
donnkeyyyy | where can I get it | 03:05 |
jrib | etherealite: globs anything including multiple subdirectories | 03:05 |
donnkeyyyy | ya thats what I thought also | 03:05 |
etherealite | jrib thanx | 03:05 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: go to http://www.xirrus.com/library/wifitools.php | 03:06 |
donnkeyyyy | cage..is there one for ubuntu..lol | 03:07 |
donnkeyyyy | Its for ubuntu | 03:07 |
Livin4Jesus | DOWNLOAD FINISHED!!! :P | 03:07 |
Izinucs | donnkeyyyy: wicd, network-manager, wifi radar | 03:08 |
cage_raphel | donnkeyyyy: yup! the one i just mentioned is for Ubuntu | 03:08 |
n0a1ias | hey anybody up for a pm on permisions? | 03:08 |
jshsu | help : lsusb outputs nothing (neither does sudo lsusb), tried reinstalling usbutils, same thing =( | 03:08 |
Izinucs | donnkeyyyy: and manual cli connections | 03:08 |
donnkeyyyy | what about wifi radar...where can I download that | 03:08 |
n0a1ias | i have a long questoion and dont wana post it here | 03:08 |
Izinucs | jshsu: try sudo lshw | 03:08 |
Izinucs | !pastebin > n0a1ias | 03:08 |
ubottu | n0a1ias, please see my private message | 03:08 |
cage_raphel | n0a1ias: post it in paste bin then ! :P | 03:09 |
marc__ | quick question: do you guys see any problems about installing Webmin and IspConfig on the same computer? | 03:09 |
n0a1ias | donnkeyyyy, sudo apt-get install wifi-radar maby? | 03:09 |
jshsu | Izinucs: says no command for `lshw` | 03:09 |
donnkeyyyy | Cant | 03:09 |
donnkeyyyy | No internet connection | 03:09 |
Livin4Jesus | wedwo: What was the command for the thing again? | 03:09 |
donnkeyyyy | tthats what this is all about | 03:09 |
n0a1ias | its like a long story but ok | 03:09 |
donnkeyyyy | I cant get wifi to read | 03:09 |
Izinucs | jshsu: you got issues with your system that I can't fix.. maybe someone else will be able to | 03:09 |
donnkeyyyy | I have the driver installed | 03:09 |
cage_raphel | marc__: I don't think you should have any problems. I have webmin installed on my Mandriva 2006 Perfect setup and it works fine | 03:09 |
jshsu | Izinucs: ok thanks, i guess i'll try to get lshw first | 03:09 |
gryllida | The command `dpkg --configure -a` when running as root returns errors http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490118/ , what can I do to fix it? hello? am I asking in the right place? | 03:10 |
rockhopper | Is ubuntu netbook remix any lighter than Ubuntu desktop edition except its UI? | 03:10 |
sacarlson | donnkeyyyy: what I think you need is the drivers for your wifi device. you need to boot your ubuntu and do a lspci and/or lshw and find out what wifi device it is. Then google that to find if it has linux support. | 03:10 |
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donnkeyyyy | sacarlson I have a driver | 03:11 |
donnkeyyyy | its installed | 03:11 |
marc__ | cage_raphel, thanks, I'll try that then :D | 03:11 |
MadWhiteNerd | Izinucs: It appears that that exact fix worked. Thanks for the help! | 03:11 |
cage_raphel | marc__: :) | 03:11 |
Lances | :) | 03:11 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: can you do lspci | grep net and pastebin? | 03:11 |
donnkeyyyy | im on a windows pc | 03:12 |
sacarlson | donnkeyyyy: what device is it? does it have a history of problems in linux/ubuntu? | 03:12 |
Lances | yes | 03:12 |
donnkeyyyy | it was just working a few hours ago | 03:12 |
jdef | hi | 03:12 |
etherealite | why does 'less -R' not produce colors? | 03:12 |
jdef | I have a feeling I've been hacked... any gurus care to pm me to talk about it? | 03:12 |
donnkeyyyy | sacarlson...how can I check if the device is installed | 03:13 |
donnkeyyyy | just to confirm with you | 03:13 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: can you do lspci in the terminal? | 03:13 |
TutTut89 | Is there a way to use a cdrw as a hard drive? Is there a certain term I should be looking for? | 03:13 |
Izinucs | MadWhiteNerd: :) glad it did | 03:14 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: and pastebin? | 03:14 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper im on windows | 03:14 |
rockhopper | !paste | donnkeyyyy | 03:14 |
ubottu | donnkeyyyy: 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. | 03:14 |
donnkeyyyy | i know my chipset | 03:14 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: You'll have to boot into ubuntu and check it yourself | 03:14 |
ZykoticK9 | TutTut89, you really can't use a cdrw as a hard drive no, optical writing is not the same as HD writes | 03:14 |
donnkeyyyy | its a Marvel Technologies Group 88w8335 | 03:15 |
sacarlson | donnkeyyyy: device as in hardware? driver? you can see what is driving the device from sudo modprobe -l, the hardware can be seen from the lspci command. | 03:15 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: do iwconfig | 03:15 |
rockhopper | and see if wlan0 or something like that's listed | 03:15 |
amabo | how can i prevent the screen from dimming to lock out when idle? | 03:15 |
donnkeyyyy | it says no woreless extentions | 03:15 |
ZykoticK9 | sacarlson, rockhopper you're both waisting your time is donnkeyyyy is in Windows | 03:15 |
sacarlson | donnkeyyyy: rockhopper: that's a good idea the iwconfig will show that the driver for your wifi is probly working | 03:16 |
TutTut89 | ZykoticK9: Ok- thank you | 03:16 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper it says lo and eth0 no wireless extentions | 03:16 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: ok then the wifi device's not being detected | 03:16 |
earthmeLon | Hey! I'd like to remove a daemon from startup without removing it from the service list (ie not deleting it's entry from init.d/) Any solutions or should I grab BUM? | 03:17 |
sacarlson | ZykoticK9: donnkeyyyy: he will have to boot linux and collect the info then return to windows if needed. can you fix it from inside windows? | 03:17 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: can you do 'sudo rfkill list' | 03:17 |
ZykoticK9 | sacarlson, +1 | 03:17 |
etherealite | why does piping through 'less -R' not produce colors? | 03:17 |
rockhopper | and see if its hardblocked? | 03:17 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper now I see this > | 03:17 |
trism | etherealite: less -R doesn't color anything, it just doesn't filter the color codes | 03:17 |
earthmeLon | What are you piping 'less -R' through, etherealite ? | 03:17 |
n0a1ias | http:// www.pastbin.com/1rfnnqtT | 03:18 |
mobasher | can anyone help me pinging a server please :) it appears to be up but i can't get to it..74.13.96.145 | 03:18 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: Is it hard or softblocked? | 03:18 |
etherealite | trism earthmeLon I'm piping color ouput from tree | 03:18 |
donnkeyyyy | ROCKHOPPER AFTER TYPING THAT COMMAND | 03:18 |
earthmeLon | mobasher nogo | 03:18 |
donnkeyyyy | srr for caps | 03:18 |
BiggFREE | Is paying about 100$ CDN for an ACER monitor a good deal ? | 03:18 |
donnkeyyyy | it just says > | 03:18 |
Kerrick | Is there some way to put a script to mount a sshfs computer in the Places menu? | 03:18 |
Kerrick | err | 03:19 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, thanks bro..i donno what's wrong it's up and running internet is connected but can't ping to it | 03:19 |
Kerrick | a sshfs drive | 03:19 |
etherealite | earthmeLon does the pipe take the color characters out? | 03:19 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, even the ports are open on the router..it's basically a router | 03:19 |
BiggFREE | Is paying about 100$ CDN for an ACER monitor a good deal ? | 03:19 |
earthmeLon | Im pretty sure that piping does remove the colours. etherealite mobasher | 03:19 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: Ok can you do lspci | grep -i net | 03:19 |
etherealite | BiggFREE arbitrary question | 03:20 |
trism | etherealite: works for me, what comand are you using exactly? I see color with tree -C | less -R | 03:20 |
earthmeLon | mobasher lots of routers block pinging to prevent attacks. What type of router do you have? | 03:20 |
ZykoticK9 | Kerrick, Places / Connect to Server... / select SSH from dropdown, add required info - then check "add a bookmark" | 03:20 |
BiggFREE | etherealite: No hint | 03:20 |
donnkeyyyy | again it does nothin and just shows > ..rockhopper | 03:20 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, no no it was working yesterday now it changed ip and i can't get to it with new ip that was given | 03:20 |
etherealite | BiggFREE Acer Monitor? that could be anything. | 03:20 |
n0a1ias | http://www.pastbin.com/1rfnnqtT | 03:21 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: doing lspci | grep -i net shows nothing? | 03:21 |
earthmeLon | mobasher You are indeed blocking pings. If you nmap the host, you will see that ftp, rtsp and realserver are open :D | 03:21 |
etherealite | BiggFREE be more specific | 03:21 |
donnkeyyyy | yes | 03:21 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: is the physical switch for the wireless connection switched on? | 03:21 |
BiggFREE | etherealite: No more information for now :( I will check it out Thanks | 03:21 |
donnkeyyyy | there is no physical switch | 03:21 |
earthmeLon | mobasher try installing nmap and then issuing "nmap -PN YOURIPHERE" | 03:21 |
donnkeyyyy | its internal | 03:22 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, i just did nmap and it didn't work | 03:22 |
donnkeyyyy | it just shows lights | 03:22 |
iter | mobasher: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all | 03:22 |
ZykoticK9 | donnkeyyyy, if you are seeing a > instead of your regular $ prompt - something was wrong with your command, ctrl-c to exit | 03:22 |
donnkeyyyy | ok | 03:22 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, ohh my ip..lol | 03:22 |
n0a1ias | http://www.pastebin.com/1rfnnqtT | 03:22 |
Kerrick | ZykoticK9, sweet, thanks | 03:22 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: run it in a new terminal | 03:22 |
olskolirc | when I open up a program, my desktop get brighter - im reading its somewhere in the HAL or PowerSave Options to turn it off but I can't find it | 03:22 |
samuel2010 | Does anyone know why everytime i reboot i have to change the settings in alsamixer to get my sound working? is there no way to save? | 03:23 |
ZykoticK9 | Kerrick, did it work? | 03:23 |
Kerrick | ZykoticK9, yep | 03:23 |
earthmeLon | Sorry mobasher. Working from my house and from my server ;\ | 03:23 |
earthmeLon | mobasher If you're trying to connect locally, make sure you have that allowed | 03:23 |
donnkeyyyy | ohhh there we go | 03:23 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, cat thing showed 0 | 03:23 |
olskolirc | save your setting in the volume control properities to keep on boot samuel2010 | 03:23 |
ZykoticK9 | Kerrick, cool - good to know that works for sshfs as well (I assumed it would, but you know what happens when you assume ;) | 03:23 |
mobasher | earthmeLon, no no it's office PC | 03:23 |
iter | mobasher: iptables -L | 03:24 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper its a marvell technologies group | 03:24 |
samuel2010 | olskolirc, how do i save? there is no option in alsamixer to save~ | 03:24 |
earthmeLon | cat thing? just nmap -PN 74.13.96.145 | 03:24 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: now try sudo rfkill list | 03:24 |
iter | earthmeLon: he was talking to me | 03:24 |
olskolirc | your volume icon in your system tray samuel2010 go in those properities | 03:24 |
earthmeLon | >_< | 03:24 |
mobasher | iter, FATAL: Error inserting ip_tables (/lib/modules/2.6.28-19-generic/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/ip_tables.ko) | 03:24 |
Kerrick | ZykoticK9, where does it mount it? | 03:24 |
iter | mobasher: can you ping out? | 03:24 |
ZykoticK9 | Kerrick, my guess would be ~/.gvfs | 03:24 |
iter | mobasher: from that machine | 03:24 |
mobasher | iter, yea i can | 03:25 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper it takes me back to a new line | 03:25 |
samuel2010 | olskolirc, system > preferences > sound that area there? | 03:25 |
mobasher | iter, i just pinged yahoo it worked | 03:25 |
donnkeyyyy | it asked for a password and i typed it in, and it just went to another line | 03:25 |
iter | mobasher: first guess is a firewall of some sort | 03:25 |
n0a1ias | http://www.pastebin.com/1rfnnqtT | 03:25 |
rockhopper | did it show anything like soft blocked or hardblocked donnkeyyyy ? | 03:25 |
Kerrick | ZykoticK9, OK, now how do I edit it? | 03:26 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper no | 03:26 |
mobasher | iter, earthmeLon can't ping to it then i'm sure there's something wrong (ip is: 74.13.96.145 | 03:26 |
Kerrick | I can't rename it or anything. | 03:26 |
Kerrick | ZykoticK9, nvm figured it out | 03:26 |
ZykoticK9 | Kerrick, ;) | 03:26 |
earthmeLon | ping isn't a good test of availability, mobasher. Most routers and lots of servers block ping requests | 03:26 |
Kerrick | Did it inside Nautilus window instead | 03:26 |
iter | mobasher: can you ssh to it and ping 127.0.0.1 | 03:26 |
Kerrick | Right click in Places menu only re-opens it | 03:26 |
mbrigdan | Anyone know if there is a firewall that will let me see the connections that are established through my computer (When it's acting as a router)? | 03:27 |
iter | mobasher: also might try ping 74.13.96.145 from the same machine | 03:27 |
mobasher | iter, it's not a LAN pc..it's on the net | 03:27 |
mobasher | iter, not there otherwise i would try to ping to it | 03:27 |
iter | mobasher: it's connected to both the Internet and to your LAN, correct? (it's a router, right) | 03:27 |
mobasher | iter, no i'm at home that's office router 20 KM away | 03:28 |
sacarlson | mobasher: I can't ping 74.13.96.145 from here eater. | 03:28 |
iter | mobasher: but you can ssh to it, correct? | 03:28 |
etherealite | off topic. but does anyone know git? | 03:28 |
olskolirc | no samuel2010 - the sound icon in your panel | 03:28 |
mobasher | iter, nah it's not setup | 03:28 |
ari_stress | morning | 03:28 |
mobasher | iter, i did it yesterday but stupid bell people changed ip | 03:28 |
Izinucs | mobasher: can you ssh to a machine on that remote lan? | 03:28 |
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olskolirc | snoop around in there samuel2010 there should be checked to save sound settings on boot or you wont be able to keep it | 03:28 |
samuel2010 | olskolirc, i upgraded to 10.10 a couple days ago and i didnt see the sound option since then haha | 03:29 |
Izinucs | mobasher: next time you're there setup dyndns.com in case the ip changes again.. | 03:29 |
sacarlson | mobasher: I think you need a dns like http://no-ip.com | 03:29 |
samuel2010 | ill have to find it get it back then have a look ~ | 03:29 |
iter | mobasher: when I nmap it I only see vnc running | 03:29 |
mobasher | yea i should do that...it's my office PC thought i could vnc it or something but darn thing is down | 03:29 |
iter | mobasher: tightvnc is on port 5800 and 5900 | 03:29 |
olskolirc | go into multimedia and click your sound icon samuel2010 and it will pop back into the system tray then play with the properities in there | 03:30 |
iter | mobasher: you sure that's the correct machine? | 03:30 |
mobasher | iter, i used my neibour's wireles it worked yesterday today i can't do it | 03:30 |
Livin4Jesus | Restarting. brb! | 03:30 |
iter | mobasher: http://74.13.96.145:5800 | 03:30 |
olskolirc | color | 03:30 |
mobasher | iter, today i'm at my pc with my LAN | 03:30 |
mobasher | iter, let me try that | 03:30 |
Rosbuntu | whish song should i download | 03:31 |
mobasher | iter, seems like it's getting it | 03:31 |
iter | mobasher: give it a sec and it should pop up a tightvnc auth window | 03:31 |
mobasher | iter, that's really wierd | 03:31 |
Calmcacil | anyone with any experience in vncserver or the similar that lets you use a session for VNC instead of actually using X locally? | 03:31 |
rockhopper | !wireless | 03:31 |
ubottu | Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 03:31 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper can you not figure it? | 03:31 |
mobasher | iter, trying now | 03:31 |
rockhopper | !wireless | donnkeyyyy | 03:31 |
ubottu | donnkeyyyy: please see above | 03:31 |
rockhopper | try that wifi docs link | 03:32 |
mobasher | iter, all I see www.TightVNC.com | 03:32 |
sacarlson | iter: wow cool that came up with tightvnc. so I guess his ip didn't change | 03:32 |
donnkeyyyy | event not found | 03:32 |
samuel2010 | Does anyone know how to get the Mail and Sound icon back onto the panel? i deleted it ~~ :( | 03:32 |
iter | mobasher: I saw that page and after about 10 seconds the tightvnc auth window popped up | 03:32 |
olskolirc | mobasher, TeamViewer makes a teamviewer for Linux users now - it has many remote control options and vnc | 03:32 |
iter | mobasher: it's a java applet | 03:33 |
mobasher | iter, hmm..nothing popuped here | 03:33 |
iter | mobasher: well, if you have a vnc client you could probably try connecting directly to that IP | 03:33 |
mobasher | iter, i'm using mozilla maybe i have to turn java ON | 03:34 |
sacarlson | mobasher: maybe you need java installed? | 03:34 |
jdef | whats the command to see the process tree? | 03:34 |
iter | mobasher: yeah java is necessary :p | 03:34 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: what does the iwconfig show? | 03:34 |
jdef | pstree | 03:34 |
mobasher | iter, Server is not configured properly | 03:34 |
donnkeyyyy | no wireless extentions rockhopper | 03:34 |
donnkeyyyy | thats what it ays | 03:34 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: then your wireless device's not working!! | 03:34 |
donnkeyyyy | I knoow rockhopper | 03:35 |
mbrigdan | Anyone know if there is a firewall that will let me see the connections that are established through my computer (When it's acting as a router)?\ | 03:35 |
iter | mobasher: is the password set? | 03:35 |
mobasher | iter, java is installed | 03:35 |
donnkeyyyy | it was a few hours ago | 03:35 |
mobasher | iter, yea | 03:35 |
rockhopper | But on doing lspci | grep i net shows the wireless device? | 03:35 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: | 03:35 |
ubuntu | hey guys im following this guide http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/15/how-to-fix-your-windows-mbr-with-an-ubuntu-livecd/ but when i dot he sudo apt-get install ms-sys it tells me it can not find the package. | 03:35 |
donnkeyyyy | yes rockhopper | 03:35 |
mobasher | iter, hehehe...don't hack my pc please :) | 03:35 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: then its the driver problem | 03:36 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: try reinstalling them | 03:36 |
jdef | exe is a child of chromium.. can any one running chromium run pstree and tell me if they have an exe child process hanging off of chromium? | 03:36 |
ubuntu | can anyone help me with getting my windows mbr fixed im on ubuntu live cd i do not have a windows install cd. they say its doable by that guide but i cant get it to work | 03:36 |
xangua | ubuntu well it's a guide from 2008, a lot of things had change since that | 03:37 |
sacarlson | rockhopper: what device did he say he had? it could be that firmware thing you need to install that separate on ubuntu since it's considered not free. | 03:37 |
mobasher | iter, let me restart my PC up maybe it's my PC brb in 2 mins | 03:37 |
iter | mobasher: so you can't login with vnc then? | 03:37 |
rockhopper | sacarlson: donnkeyyyy has some marvel thing | 03:37 |
ubuntu | xangua, how i get it to work? | 03:37 |
donnkeyyyy | yes rockhopper | 03:37 |
sacarlson | rockhopper: never heard of it. | 03:37 |
donnkeyyyy | Its a marvel technologies group | 03:38 |
donnkeyyyy | the name is 88w8335 | 03:38 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: google for the drivers and reisntall them | 03:38 |
ubuntu | xangua, any other ideas? | 03:38 |
mawst | Can someone tell me what the buttons on the upper left corner here are? http://box-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/120386-1.jpeg | 03:38 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper,would you have an idea how a driver can dissapear? | 03:38 |
xangua | ubuntu go to ##windows ¿ | 03:38 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: you can use ndiswrapper if you have windows drivers | 03:38 |
ubuntu | xangua, im there as well | 03:39 |
Typh | is there an accepted way to unlock the keyring on login? | 03:39 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: Nope!! you must have deleted it! | 03:39 |
xangua | mawst: screenlets¿ | 03:39 |
donnkeyyyy | basically rockhopper it was working a few hours ago | 03:39 |
rockhopper | or some program must have, which's not likely | 03:39 |
donnkeyyyy | I moved it a little farther from the router and this is happeneing | 03:39 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: try reinstalling the drivers and check it! | 03:40 |
mawst | No | 03:40 |
mawst | I don't think it's screenlets. | 03:40 |
mawst | I think it's a task managing app of some kind | 03:40 |
donnkeyyyy | well tracy was helpig me with that | 03:40 |
mawst | I want it | 03:40 |
donnkeyyyy | installing the driver took us like 2 hours | 03:40 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: though you move away from the router, your device must work.. | 03:40 |
jdef | chrome browser opens exe process when playing flash | 03:40 |
PPeessccaaddoorr | buy guys... | 03:40 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper ageed | 03:40 |
somethinginteres | hi all, I am trying to make a USB startup disk in Lucid for Maverick beta but it seems to be stuck at "80% complete" - any help? | 03:40 |
sacarlson | donnkeyyyy: rockhopper: seems your device has a history http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=705043 and you must be running it from ndiswrapper ? | 03:41 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: you don't have any other choice but to reinstall them drivers and check it out! | 03:41 |
donnkeyyyy | yes sacarlson | 03:41 |
donnkeyyyy | is that how I start it? | 03:41 |
donnkeyyyy | ndiswrapper/ | 03:41 |
ubuntu | when i do sudo apt-get install ms-sys i get couldnt find package ms-sys | 03:41 |
mobasher | iter, no luck bro | 03:42 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: try reinstalling and start it as usual.. | 03:42 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: like you did for the first time.. | 03:42 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: yea.. so what is that package..? | 03:42 |
gryllida | I can't install ca-certificates-java , Ubuntu Hardy, trying `apt-get install ca-certificates-java` as root and getting http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490138/ ? how do I fix it? | 03:42 |
iter | mobasher: so you error out when trying to vnc to that ip? | 03:42 |
Takyoji | I have a laptop with XP and 10.04, with GRUB2 as a bootloader. When XP is booted, all there is a blank screen; used to be able to boot XP in the past with 10.04 installed. | 03:42 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, its the mbr for windows | 03:42 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper it was soo many things to rememebr,lol | 03:43 |
donnkeyyyy | tracy helped me | 03:43 |
mobasher | iter, Server is not configured properly | 03:43 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: DOH! yea.. you won't find that in linux | 03:43 |
pfifo | Is there a way to install nvidia drives from cli? | 03:43 |
iter | mobasher: and vnc worked in the past? | 03:43 |
pfifo | !nvidia | 03:43 |
ubottu | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 03:43 |
mobasher | iter, yea just yesterday | 03:43 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: I never tried using ndiswrapper, coz i had free drivers that comes with ubuntu installation cd! | 03:43 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, it shows on a site from a old post it works in ubuntu live | 03:43 |
jdef | ah figured it out... firefox was running an nx sametime java plugin. | 03:43 |
mobasher | let me try to reconfigure it again | 03:43 |
mobasher | iter, let me try to reconfigure it again | 03:43 |
iter | mobasher: any updates in the meantime? | 03:43 |
donnkeyyyy | I see rockhopper | 03:44 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: what's it suppose to do? | 03:44 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: try following sacarlson's link. It might be helpful | 03:44 |
mobasher | just compiz thing for display i was playing with | 03:44 |
jdef | my university website was running it for an online class webpage.. bastards | 03:44 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, its supposed to reinstall my windows main boot load | 03:44 |
ubuntu | with out having the windows cd Izinucs | 03:44 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/15/how-to-fix-your-windows-mbr-with-an-ubuntu-livecd/ | 03:44 |
mobasher | iter, it's 9.04 ubuntu by the way...just rest the compiz to normal again to default but no luc | 03:44 |
mobasher | luck | 03:44 |
iter | mobasher: 9.04 is vnc client or 74.13.96.145 | 03:45 |
mobasher | 9.04 is my PC ubuntu ..connecting to windows | 03:45 |
mobasher | iter, i just removed ccsm from my PC | 03:46 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: use your windows disk to do that. that package is no longer in the repositories that I can find.. are you eliminating ubuntu? or just want the windows bootloader instead of grub? | 03:46 |
renedox | are you using vncserver or vncviewer to log in remotely? | 03:46 |
renedox | should be vncviewer | 03:46 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, its oem doesnt come with a disk its partitioned in | 03:46 |
donnkeyyyy | man I cant even install what ubuntu already had! | 03:46 |
pfifo | please, someone must know, how to install nvidia binary drives from cli (im using ubuntu 8.04.4 base with fluxbox and xfce so i dont have System->Administration -> Hardware Drivers) | 03:46 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: so why do you want the windows boot loader? | 03:46 |
donnkeyyyy | im trying to reload the network manager and it says it has to redownload it | 03:47 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, i turned on my laptop and it gave me that error and my bootloader is gone, i need to reinstall it to use my windows | 03:47 |
ubuntu | but i know nothing of ubuntu to do it Izinucs | 03:47 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: lol | 03:47 |
renedox | pfifo: you can download the drivers from nvidia.com then install it | 03:47 |
ZykoticK9 | pfifo, assuming you can use the current driver just use "sudo apt-get install nvidia-current" or you could try running "jockey" which is Hardware Drivers executable | 03:47 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper lol | 03:48 |
ZykoticK9 | pfifo, don't download the drivers unless you really need to - using apt is much more supported (at least here) | 03:48 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: I never got problems with wifi other than getting hardblocked!! | 03:48 |
Izinucs | pfifo: download the correct driver.. sudo apt-get install build-essential .. look in synaptic for the correct linux-headers for your kernel .. then sudo chmod +x <nvidia driver file> .. then .. ctrl+alt+F2 .. login .. sudo gdm stop .. then ..sudo /.NVI<the rest of the file name for the driver> | 03:48 |
donnkeyyyy | your lucky rock | 03:48 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: when you installed ubuntu did you do a dual boot setup? | 03:49 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: In that case, i just boot windows and enable wireless | 03:49 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, didnt install ubuntu | 03:49 |
pfifo | ZykoticK9, Izinucs, renedox thanks | 03:49 |
donnkeyyyy | I prefer ubuntu because its much faster | 03:49 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: so you're just trying to use the live cd to fix your current windows install? | 03:49 |
Dice-Man | mandriva is pretty too | 03:49 |
donnkeyyyy | windows is slow as anything | 03:49 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, yes | 03:49 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: and ubuntu takes way too less resources compared to win 7 or vista | 03:50 |
donnkeyyyy | exacltly | 03:50 |
donnkeyyyy | and internet is soo fast | 03:50 |
guest0001 | i'm using ubuntu 10.04 and i can't play youtube videos with totem media player, can someone please help? | 03:50 |
donnkeyyyy | firefox takes about 5 seconds in windows to load | 03:50 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: without that file available I'm not sure what you can do other than use the live cd to save off all your data and then use the recovery partition to reinstall windows fresh.. you might ask in ##windows | 03:51 |
donnkeyyyy | in ubunti a little less than 2 | 03:51 |
ZykoticK9 | guest0001, youtube changed something a while ago, and i believe it broke Totem (and other players/downloaders)... i have no suggestions other then, don't use Totem right now (there could be a solution, i just don't know it) | 03:51 |
ubuntu | Izinucs, i can not acces the recovery partition | 03:51 |
guest0001 | thank you very much | 03:52 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: I'd rather use chrome, it loads faster and takes lesser resources | 03:52 |
donnkeyyyy | the internet browser rockhopper? | 03:52 |
Izinucs | ubuntu: why? it's usually a hot key combination | 03:52 |
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ZykoticK9 | !away > techhelper1 | 03:53 |
ubottu | techhelper1, please see my private message | 03:53 |
techhelper1 | who cares | 03:54 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: yes the chromium browser | 03:54 |
ZykoticK9 | techhelper1, wrong attitude | 03:54 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper thats cool | 03:55 |
donnkeyyyy | Opera seems to be fast too | 03:55 |
techhelper1 | ZykoticK9: well you are the only one that seems to care | 03:55 |
seidos | techhelper1, ZykoticK9 i care | 03:55 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: yes.. after the turbo's come, its faster! but i like using chromium | 03:55 |
donnkeyyyy | yep | 03:56 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper is openbsd a good OS? | 03:56 |
Izinucs | techhelper1: just because everyone isn't berating you doesn't mean others don't care.. that rule is in place because there are 1000+ people in here.. if they all had away messages the channel would be spammed and non productive | 03:56 |
rockhopper | Does anyone know what window manager does Ubuntu netbook remix uses? | 03:56 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: Yes, It depends on your usage donnkeyyyy | 03:57 |
rockhopper | But i preffer linux, coz it has better support | 03:57 |
donnkeyyyy | yes thats very true | 03:57 |
donnkeyyyy | great support on linus | 03:57 |
donnkeyyyy | linux | 03:57 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper is there a wiifi card that ubuntu just picks up and installs itself? | 03:59 |
donnkeyyyy | on my laptop it installed itself automatically and worked instantly | 03:59 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: there're many wifi devices that ubuntu has its drivers.. | 04:00 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: most of the free drivers're in ubuntu | 04:00 |
Izinucs | donnkeyyyy: you might find some answers here.. http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=332 | 04:00 |
rockhopper | only those non free drivers, you gotta instal by yourself | 04:00 |
pinkfilter | * | 04:01 |
tefx | hey guys im just abit curious im usign a macmini as of the moment and im wanting to be able to us persistance yet live usb dont seem to want to boot for me so im wonderign if i have a livecd and a usb drive with a casper-rw file will the live scd detect the casper0-rw on the usb pen drive before it decides to boot | 04:01 |
tefx | i hope that makes sense | 04:02 |
Blue1 | tefx: none to me, maybe someone else | 04:02 |
Dilberto | WTF Are you idiots doing talking about this shit just 4 days before 911? Have you forgotten? | 04:02 |
Dilberto | Darryl Worley is what I have on my VLC. | 04:02 |
Dilberto | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6yLQRF-cEU | 04:02 |
FloodBot1 | Dilberto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:02 |
ZykoticK9 | !ot | Dilberto | 04:02 |
ubottu | Dilberto: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 04:02 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper, you never had to install any drivers manually? | 04:03 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhooper is it a wifi USB? | 04:03 |
tefx | Blue1: what im tyrign to say is im usign a mac mini and i been tryign to make a bootable liveusb with persisrtance then relised efi dosent leik bootign external drives | 04:04 |
tefx | so what im wodnerign is if i have a lvie cd | 04:04 |
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rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: If you've connected a wifi device through usb interface | 04:04 |
tefx | and a persiatnce file on my usb pen | 04:04 |
mobasher | iter, i think i got it | 04:04 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper I have not | 04:04 |
tefx | will the livecd fidn my pen drive and load the casper-rw | 04:04 |
donnkeyyyy | mine is in PCI | 04:04 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: Yes!! | 04:04 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: You don't need the wifi usb! | 04:05 |
mobasher | iter, seems like there is no password setup on the server and due to that it gives that error message...not sure what has happened i do remember setting it up | 04:05 |
Blue1 | tefx: I understand bootable and livecd. I have no idea what you mean by persistance or efi. | 04:05 |
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tefx | efi is intel aleternative to bios which mac's use | 04:05 |
donnkeyyyy | well If I cant get this working I might as well get a card or usd wifi that does work rockhopper | 04:05 |
tefx | and persiatnce is a fiel that u normaly use on a lvie usb so it rnemebrs everythign you been doign | 04:05 |
tefx | when ever you boo t it | 04:06 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: did you reinstall the drivers? | 04:06 |
donnkeyyyy | rockhopper I dont know how | 04:06 |
donnkeyyyy | thats the truth | 04:06 |
donnkeyyyy | lol | 04:06 |
rockhopper | Heh.. | 04:06 |
glick | hey is there a commandline version of php | 04:06 |
glick | so i can play around with it? | 04:06 |
tefx | anyopne here have any experiance with persistence and live cd's | 04:06 |
Blue1 | tefx: okay I don't use usb devices for that -- when I created the netbook remix usb flash drive, I just created it. everything I do, just ends when I remove/reboot the system. | 04:07 |
Izinucs | !liveusb | 04:07 |
ubottu | 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 | 04:07 |
Izinucs | tefx: check the link out above | 04:07 |
Blue1 | tefx: someone here can problem help, but unfortunately not me. | 04:07 |
IdleOne | Dilberto: Please keep the language clean and stay on topic | 04:07 |
tefx | Izinucs: i woudl btu that dosent explain ym problme | 04:08 |
tefx | as i am using a mac | 04:08 |
tefx | live usb's | 04:08 |
tefx | DOO NOT WORK | 04:08 |
rockhopper | !ndiswrapper | 04:08 |
FloodBot1 | tefx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:08 |
ubottu | Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 04:08 |
rockhopper | donnkeyyyy: try googling how to isntall drivers with ndiswrapper! | 04:08 |
tefx | what imm wodnerign is if i can use a livecd | 04:08 |
tefx | and get that to use the persistance file on the usbpen | 04:08 |
bullgard4 | tefx: What does the acronym »efi« stand for. You said that it is the Intel name for Mac's equivalent BIOS. But what do the letters stand for? | 04:09 |
ZykoticK9 | bullgard4, Extensible Firmware Interface - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Firmware_Interface | 04:10 |
tefx | bullgard4: if i renmber rightly extensive firmware interface | 04:10 |
Izinucs | tefx: http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=create+live+usb+on+macmini&btnG=Search | 04:10 |
Rastafari | I was not going to say nothing to anyone but ... Im Linus Torvalds. | 04:10 |
iter | tefx: might be easier to clone the hdd, install ubuntu to play with, then clone back when you're finished | 04:11 |
Blue1 | Rastafari: and monkeys might fly..... | 04:11 |
* Izinucs thinks Linux doesn't speak english well | 04:11 | |
tefx | humm i read on refit site that if i can gt it to boto genrally the chance of refit helping are slim to non | 04:11 |
bullgard4 | ZykoticK9, tefx Thank you very much for your help. | 04:11 |
Rastafari | Blue1, its me | 04:11 |
Rastafari | ! | 04:11 |
IdleOne | !ot | Rastafari | 04:11 |
ubottu | Rastafari: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 04:11 |
Rastafari | Im here with Khaled | 04:11 |
Blue1 | thank you! | 04:13 |
iter | Jah! I-an-I a rude boy heah | 04:14 |
Blue1 | thank you k-line deity | 04:14 |
iter | unaffiliated/rastafari indeed | 04:14 |
firstgearone | does anybody know a good screen capture, video recorder, that shows key presses for doing video tutorials? | 04:14 |
Rastafari | iter, :] | 04:15 |
Rastafari | roots | 04:15 |
Blue1 | firstgearone: dr_willis knows that I don;t see him around though | 04:15 |
Livin4Jesus | Hello? | 04:19 |
Jarly | Oh hai | 04:19 |
renedox | hai2u | 04:19 |
Dice-Man | hello | 04:19 |
Dice-Man | need some help guys ? | 04:20 |
Blue1 | Dice-Man: sup? | 04:20 |
Dice-Man | Blue1, cool | 04:21 |
Livin4Jesus | I'm having problems booting from the CD-ROM drive. I have a Compaq Presario 5000, and the CD-ROM is set to boot first, but it won't work. The MD5Sum it correct, everything should be working, but it's not. What am I doing wrong? | 04:21 |
Livin4Jesus | I've tried everything. | 04:21 |
renedox | what do you mean by everything? | 04:21 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: have you tried another bootable cd? | 04:21 |
iter | I had that problem with a Sun Enterprise 250 and the drive needed a firmware update | 04:21 |
lulu7 | Was the CD made correctly? | 04:22 |
Grumps | I'm having issues accessing my printer remotely on my Mac OS...the printer is attached to the other system (ubuntu)...i'm in local host, and when i click on the printer, it's stuck on loading...anyone? | 04:22 |
Blue1 | lulu7: another good point. how was the cd created. | 04:22 |
Livin4Jesus | I've tried pressing every button that should take me to the boot menu, but nothing has worked. | 04:22 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: what about another bootable cd? | 04:23 |
Livin4Jesus | ? | 04:23 |
Livin4Jesus | Blue1: What do you mean? | 04:23 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: have you tried another bootable cd, to see if that works. this way we can isolate it to hardware or software. | 04:23 |
renedox | Livin4Jesus: have you tried USB? | 04:23 |
Livin4Jesus | I think so. | 04:24 |
offsense01 | any recommended twitter client ? | 04:24 |
Livin4Jesus | Is there a way to install the official one from the Wubi installation? | 04:24 |
renedox | offsense01: gwibber? | 04:24 |
lulu7 | Gwibber is good | 04:24 |
Livin4Jesus | That would make it much easier. | 04:24 |
Flynsarmy | How do i do a useradd with no shell access? was it -s false ? or -s /bin/false or something | 04:24 |
offsense01 | othen than gwibber? seems it suck cpu load too much | 04:25 |
Grumps | I'm having issues accessing my printer remotely on my Mac OS...the printer is attached to the other system (ubuntu)..I can see it in cups when clicking on the printers tab, but when i click on the printer itself, it just sits there waiting...ideas anyone? | 04:25 |
maco | offsense01: i use choqok | 04:25 |
lulu7 | Living4Jesus: What distro are you installing? | 04:25 |
Livin4Jesus | The latest desktop edition, 10.04 | 04:25 |
lulu7 | Do you have another OS on the Compaq already? | 04:26 |
ridin | my internet is very slow. | 04:26 |
Livin4Jesus | <lulu7> Do you have another OS on the Compaq already? <---- Yes. | 04:26 |
Livin4Jesus | >Windows XP. | 04:26 |
Grumps | I'm having issues accessing my printer remotely on my Mac OS...the printer is attached to the other system (ubuntu)...i'm in local host, and when i click on the printer, it's stuck on loading...anyone? | 04:26 |
Blue1 | Grumps: you might have better luck on a mac channel | 04:26 |
Grumps | ok, but it's the cups server | 04:27 |
lulu7 | Livin4Jesus: 10.04 is glitchy if you do not burn the ISO right, Beyond that I would suggest what Blue1 said and try another LiveCD to isolate the issue. | 04:27 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 04:28 |
mobasher_ | is there anyway to set this nickserv thing as a user command so i don't have to type this stupid thing everytime ? | 04:29 |
maco | mobasher_: what client are you using? should be able to set the password in it | 04:29 |
mobasher_ | xchat | 04:29 |
Flynsarmy | If i do useradd -d <dir> -ou 10001 -g ftp <user> it gives them both ftp and ssh access. how can i give just ftp? i tried adding -s /bin/false but that stopped FTP working aswell | 04:30 |
renedox | mobasher_: check the preferences, it can be set | 04:30 |
renedox | mobasher_: it's been a few years since I used xchat but I do remember doing it | 04:30 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher, this shows info https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XChatHowto | 04:30 |
latagore | I can't get the ethernet and wireless working on my netbook | 04:30 |
maco | mobasher_: go into the configuration thing and select the freenode server | 04:31 |
lulu7 | latagor: what distro are you using? | 04:31 |
maco | mobasher_: click edit, then enter your password in the "nickserv password" box | 04:31 |
latagore | Ubuntu 10.04.1 | 04:31 |
latagore | @ lulu7 | 04:31 |
Blue1 | Flynsarmy: should be controllable in vsftpd.conf iirc | 04:32 |
mobasher_ | i see no configuration and i don't see no edit | 04:32 |
Blue1 | Flynsarmy: or whatever ftp server you are using | 04:32 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher, are you using xchat or xchat-gnome? | 04:32 |
mobasher_ | xchat | 04:32 |
mobasher_ | i like this better than that | 04:33 |
lulu7 | latagore: if your drivers are installed, you may need to edit the CMD line in your grub file. | 04:33 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher, Xchat menu at top, then Network List - then follow maco's directions | 04:33 |
Livin4Jesus | I'm trying to use RawWrite to force the computer to boot from the CD-ROM, but it's asking for a Image file (*.img), but where would that be? | 04:33 |
latagore | lulu7: I wouldn't know how to check if my drivers are installed | 04:33 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, u da man...i hated this stupid thing kept coming up for no reason | 04:34 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: this begs the queston - what are you using to created the livecd (software wise?) | 04:34 |
lulu7 | living4jesus: It sounds like the ISO was not burned right | 04:34 |
ridin | my internet is very slow. | 04:35 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher, lol really maco is "da man" teehee | 04:35 |
maco | ZykoticK9: except not a man :P | 04:35 |
Livin4Jesus | Blue1: Nero SmartStart. | 04:35 |
ZykoticK9 | maco, i know thus the "teehee" | 04:35 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, naaa buddy u have to take credit for this one...u were like a hawk there :) | 04:35 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: that works quite well, but I dont use the smart start... | 04:35 |
latagore | How can I check if the hardware on my computer has drivers installed for them? | 04:36 |
Livin4Jesus | <Blue1> Livin4Jesus: that works quite well, but I dont use the smart start... <---- Should I use a different burner instead? | 04:36 |
mobasher_ | maco...ops i did it again lmao | 04:36 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: I would use the nero cd burning rom or k3b | 04:37 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 04:37 |
mobasher_ | maco..hard to know sometimes u know...names are deceiving here :) | 04:37 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: have a nero linux express here (linux) | 04:37 |
Livin4Jesus | Ah. | 04:37 |
ipv5 | howdy | 04:38 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: burning an iso image is differenty then copying the files | 04:38 |
mobasher_ | howdy | 04:38 |
ipv5 | lookin to setup a postfix virtual users/domains setup. any opinions as to dovecot vs. courier? | 04:39 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: do you have k3b installed? | 04:39 |
dpac_ | Livin4Jesus: k3b works good | 04:39 |
* renedox agrees with k3b | 04:39 | |
Livin4Jesus | Oh, guess I'll install that. :) | 04:39 |
Facepalmx2 | Hey guys. I'm looking for a alternative for Winamp, I found a few like streamtuner, but it crashes without even trying to do anything. Does anyone have any suggestions? (I'm trying to run an internet radio stream) | 04:39 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: cool then we can talk you through burning the image. | 04:40 |
Livin4Jesus | <Blue1> Livin4Jesus: do you have k3b installed? <------ Isn't that for Linux? | 04:40 |
ZykoticK9 | Facepalmx2, audacious is similar to old-school winamp | 04:40 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: yes but I also have nero both windows and linux installed | 04:40 |
Livin4Jesus | <Blue1> Livin4Jesus: yes but I also have nero both windows and linux installed <---- ? | 04:41 |
Blue1 | wow a parrot | 04:41 |
Livin4Jesus | What's KDE? | 04:41 |
latagore | How can I check if my hardware has drivers? | 04:41 |
ridin | my internet is very slow. | 04:41 |
sinman | hi Blue1 | 04:41 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: kde is another desktop environment | 04:41 |
Livin4Jesus | Is it Windows? | 04:41 |
Facepalmx2 | ZykoticK9, actually I skipped right over that alt.. I don't see anywhere that I could put in stream information | 04:41 |
Livin4Jesus | :/ | 04:41 |
maco | Livin4Jesus: no | 04:41 |
lulu7 | KDE is like Gnome | 04:42 |
wend | Based on QT. | 04:42 |
mobasher_ | latagore, lshw to see hardware | 04:42 |
Livin4Jesus | :( | 04:42 |
dpac_ | !kde | Livin4Jesus | 04:42 |
ubottu | Livin4Jesus: KDE (http://kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. For more information on KDE 4, see !kde4 | 04:42 |
wend | Not GTK | 04:42 |
Livin4Jesus | Well, how would I install it? | 04:42 |
maco | Livin4Jesus: its the desktop, menus, default apps, etc in kubuntu (see http://kubuntu.org) as opposed to gnome which does those things for ubuntu | 04:42 |
dpac_ | lulu7: KDE is nothing like Gnome | 04:42 |
Blue1 | ridin: maybe if you would be more specfiic someone would help. saying my internet is slow, is like saying my car won't start. battery could be dead, out of gas, or 1000 other things...... | 04:42 |
maco | Livin4Jesus: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop | 04:42 |
latagore | mobasher_: What about the drivers? | 04:42 |
maco | dpac_: its a corollary to it | 04:42 |
lulu7 | Not in comparison, but as Blue1 said, another desktop environment | 04:43 |
Livin4Jesus | <maco> Livin4Jesus: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop <---- I don't have Linux. Just Windows. | 04:43 |
mobasher_ | latagore, you will see all just use | grep | 04:43 |
ridin | Blue1: downloading is slow, and i need to have a video loading on youtube to make it start, i want a older kernel, but 10.04 doesn't have it. | 04:43 |
dpac_ | maco: Yeah, got it | 04:43 |
ZykoticK9 | Facepalmx2, right click - Open Location (or Ctrl+L) | 04:43 |
mobasher_ | latagore, like >>> lshw | grep vga | 04:43 |
maco | Livin4Jesus: oh. um in that case check kde.org there is kde for windows | 04:43 |
latagore | mobasher_: Okay | 04:43 |
maco | Livin4Jesus: why are you asking in here about stuff if your on windows though? | 04:43 |
maco | s/your/you're/ | 04:44 |
Blue1 | ridin: okay but are we talking a wired internet, wireless, what? i mean we can play 20 question if you'd like but frankly, I've not the time, nor inclination. | 04:44 |
kevdog | anybody here that knows me? | 04:44 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher, latagore "lspci | grep -i vga" | 04:44 |
Facepalmx2 | ZykoticK9, that would read a stream. I'm looking to host a stream. | 04:44 |
ridin | Blue1: wireless usb adapter, ralink rt2500 or rt73usb | 04:44 |
ZykoticK9 | Facepalmx2, ahhh sorry, no idea then. | 04:44 |
Blue1 | ridin: thank you! | 04:44 |
Livin4Jesus | btw, I burned the contents of the ISO, not the ISO file. | 04:44 |
Blue1 | Livin4Jesus: you need to burn the iso file not the contents | 04:45 |
Facepalmx2 | Okay thanks ZykoticK9 :P Another question, do you happen to know why the bluetooth on a dell studio 1737 might not be working with Ubuntu 10.10? | 04:45 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, i was just showing him grep..lol | 04:45 |
Livin4Jesus | <Blue1> Livin4Jesus: you need to burn the iso file not the contents <----- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromCD | 04:45 |
lulu7 | Living4Jesus: the ISO needs to be saved as an Image if I remember right (there would be an option) Magic ISO also burns ISO images | 04:45 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher, ahh just the vga wouldn't work without the -i for case insensitive, sorry ;) | 04:45 |
|Sacred| | or just use imgburn, it's free | 04:45 |
Livin4Jesus | OK. | 04:45 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, hehee | 04:46 |
ZykoticK9 | Facepalmx2, no idea, but you should ask in #ubuntu+1 for 10.10 questions | 04:46 |
Facepalmx2 | Okay thanks :) | 04:46 |
sinman | Livin4Jesus: when i was using windows I use imgburn does a great job burning iso images to blank disk | 04:46 |
maco | Livin4Jesus: microsoft has a powertoy for windows to burn iso's too | 04:47 |
wend | Livin4Jesus: You can install Ubuntu from ISO on harddisk | 04:47 |
Livin4Jesus | <wend> Livin4Jesus: You can install Ubuntu from ISO on harddisk <----- How? | 04:47 |
Facepalmx2 | Livin4Jesus, you could use Wubi. | 04:48 |
Livin4Jesus | Can I install the full version from there? | 04:48 |
lulu7 | Windows XP though | 04:48 |
Blue1 | ridin: this might be relevant: http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=213581 | 04:48 |
kevdog | what --- winxp -- what's the problem | 04:48 |
Livin4Jesus | OK, installing Wubi. | 04:48 |
ZykoticK9 | Facepalmx2, WUBI is good for initial testing of ubuntu, to see if someone likes it, but it's a poor "install" alternative... | 04:48 |
Livin4Jesus | Gotta shut down soon, though. | 04:49 |
Facepalmx2 | ZykoticK9, that's true. But for some people, it's the only alternative if someone doesn't have a cd/dvd available. Had to do that for a while :/ | 04:49 |
wend | Not wubi | 04:49 |
ridin | Blue1: no. it works on older versions of ubuntu, and i can connect, just painfully slow and frustrating | 04:49 |
Blue1 | ridin: I had problems with an atheros drive, backporting solved the issue | 04:49 |
Blue1 | ridin: let me find the article hang on | 04:50 |
kevdog | hate wubi | 04:50 |
sinman | what #ubuntu channel for the 10.10 | 04:50 |
wend | Livin4Jesus: Copy the ISO into drive C: of windows | 04:50 |
maco | Blue1: linux-backports-modules-lucid-generic? | 04:50 |
maco | sinman: #ubuntu+1 | 04:50 |
Blue1 | ridin: maco: http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=152 YMMV applies | 04:50 |
sinman | maco: thanxs couldn't remeber it. | 04:50 |
Livin4Jesus | wend: OK, it's copying. | 04:50 |
offsense01 | what the gnome-shell do actually? | 04:51 |
Blue1 | ridin: let me see what's on my ftp | 04:51 |
kevdog | I used to run daemon tools in windows that could run iso files directly. alcohol52% is another option for free to run ISO files | 04:51 |
Livin4Jesus | wend: Done. | 04:51 |
maco | Blue1: yep same thing i said. though 31 = karmic, not lucid... | 04:51 |
latagore | mobasher_: I don't see the purpose for grep; it only shows me the line it is on | 04:51 |
wend | Livin4Jesus: get menu.lst and initrd.lz from the ISO. | 04:52 |
ZykoticK9 | latagore, grep is used to search inside a document/stream/etc for the occurrence of X | 04:52 |
canbula | also magicdisk is a free alternative | 04:52 |
mobasher_ | latagore, just use either lspci or lshw > output.txt then you can go thru the details of the drivers there | 04:52 |
Blue1 | ridin: I have some old 9.10 distros here: ftp://wayno.ath.cx/LINUX/UBUNTU/9.10/ | 04:52 |
kevdog | or lspci | 04:53 |
kevdog | lspci | more | 04:53 |
ridin | Blue1: i already have 9.10 based distro on this hd. | 04:53 |
wend | Livin4Jesus: Edit the menu.lst | 04:53 |
Blue1 | ridin: and you tried the backporting exercise? | 04:53 |
latagore | mobasher_: I don't see anything on the driver though D: | 04:53 |
ridin | Blue1: i tried with that link you provided, no go, yes before you showed me | 04:53 |
Blue1 | ridin: and you rebooted after doing that, yes? | 04:54 |
Livin4Jesus | wend: Where do I find them? | 04:54 |
ridin | Blue1: yes. | 04:54 |
wend | title Install Ubuntu Harddisk Install | 04:54 |
wend | root (hd0,0) | 04:54 |
wend | kernel /vmlinuz boot=casper iso-scan/filename=/Ubuntu YOUR ISO.iso ro quiet splash | 04:54 |
wend | initrd /initrd.lz | 04:54 |
wend | boot | 04:54 |
FloodBot1 | wend: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:54 |
mobasher_ | latagore, what are you specifically looking for ?? | 04:54 |
Blue1 | ridin: best I can do, someone more experienced then I might be able to help, sorry. | 04:54 |
Livin4Jesus | Uh, actually, I have to log off. We'll continue this tomorrow, K? | 04:54 |
Livin4Jesus | Good Night! | 04:55 |
latagore | mobasher_: I asked "How can I check if my hardware has drivers?" | 04:56 |
latagore | mobasher_: quite a few times D: | 04:56 |
wend | Bye | 04:56 |
dpac_ | latagore: If your hardware works, it has drivers. | 04:57 |
bovine | any ideas why this line "mount -t cifs -o uid=1000 //192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo" would be considered bad in fstab when using "sudo mount -a" to get some sort of verbage from ubuntu to find out why my drobo isnt mounting on boot up? just recently upgraded to 10.04 | 04:57 |
ZykoticK9 | latagore, what hardware? most hardware is supported by the linux kernel and you don't need to add any drivers. for other stuff, especially graphics cards and wireless - first check System / Admin / Hardware. Does your hardware work? If yes - then you have drivers already. | 04:57 |
mobasher_ | latagore, as I said before what hardware are you trying to see drivers for ?? | 04:58 |
_Techie_ | is there a way to stop 10.04 prompting me for the keyring password when connecting to the wireless at boot? | 04:59 |
latagore | ZykoticK9: Well my hardware DOESN'T work, otherwise I wouldn't be asking | 04:59 |
ChogyDan | _Techie_: blank out your master password | 04:59 |
latagore | mobasher_: Oh, sorry, wireless adapter | 04:59 |
gryllida | I can't install ca-certificates-java , Ubuntu Hardy, trying `apt-get install ca-certificates-java` as root and getting http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490138/ ? how do I fix it? | 04:59 |
gryllida | ... | 05:00 |
mobasher_ | latagore, sudo lshw | grep ATI | 05:00 |
ChogyDan | _Techie_: Apps > Acces > Passwords... | 05:00 |
mobasher_ | ops sorry | 05:00 |
mobasher_ | lshw | grep wireless | 05:00 |
ZykoticK9 | _Techie_, http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/01/16/reset-gnome-keyring-password-on-ubuntu/ | 05:00 |
_Techie_ | ChogyDan, thanks, will have to remeber for next time in in town | 05:00 |
latagore | mobasher_: Just a moment | 05:01 |
sinman | I have 2 desktop gnome & kde, How can I keep the KDE stuff from showing up in my gnome menu? | 05:02 |
latagore | mobasher_: no output | 05:03 |
kevdog | sinman: uninstall kubuntu-desktop | 05:03 |
ZykoticK9 | sinman, http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/18/removing-kde-icons-in-gnome-remove-gnome-icons-in-kde/ | 05:03 |
mobasher_ | latagore, lshw | grep wlan0 | 05:04 |
Plecebo | I get a permission denied error when trying to mount my usb thumb drive using sudo | 05:04 |
sinman | kevdog: I want to play around in kde for a little bit | 05:04 |
Plecebo | also can't create a dir under /media/udb | 05:04 |
latagore | Mobasher_: doesn't it need quotes | 05:04 |
sinman | ZykoticK9: thanxs | 05:04 |
mobasher_ | latagore, try with a sudo in the front | 05:04 |
Plecebo | *us | 05:04 |
mobasher_ | latagore, no | 05:04 |
latagore | mobasher: no output for all of them | 05:05 |
latagore | mobasher: Oops, missed the ATI one | 05:06 |
masterBIGwilly | where can i get all the sourc ecodes for all the utiltiies found in /bin? | 05:06 |
mobasher_ | latagore, don't worrya about ATI | 05:06 |
mobasher_ | latagore, that was example anyway | 05:06 |
ipv5 | hey, i just restarted mysql on this new 10.04 box and see it telling me not to use /etc/init.d/mysql, but rather 'service mysql restart' or even just 'restart mysql' ...what's the deal? are these idioms pervasive? that is...can i use them on everything? | 05:06 |
mobasher_ | dpac_ ZykoticK9 ...latagore is not able to find his wireless in lshw can you help please :) | 05:06 |
Flynsarmy | What's the best app for drawing visual database diagrams? forgot the technical term. table structures and links between them | 05:07 |
mobasher_ | Flynsarmy, dia | 05:07 |
ZykoticK9 | mobasher_, lshw doesn't work to find wireless on my system either! latagore try "lspci | grep -i ethernet" | 05:07 |
masterBIGwilly | where can i get the source codes for the shell utilities ?? like sh scripts etc | 05:07 |
dpac_ | latagore: lspci and paste the output in pastebin | 05:08 |
mobasher_ | latagore, don't use the qoutes "" | 05:08 |
Flynsarmy | mobasher_: can it hook into mysql and automatically generate teh tables or is ther eone that does that? | 05:08 |
kevdog | ZykoticK9: What are you looking for | 05:08 |
mobasher_ | Flynsarmy, not sure mate you have to read about it check it out on the net for docs | 05:08 |
ZykoticK9 | kevdog, latagore & mobasher_ are trying to find a wireless card of some sort | 05:08 |
kevdog | lshw -C network | 05:09 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, latagore is having problems finding his wireless card for which he wants to see the drivers are installed or not | 05:09 |
latagore | ZykoticK9: No output | 05:09 |
latagore | ZykoticK, mobasher: I can find it in lspci... | 05:09 |
lulu7 | latagore: no output for lspci | grep Ethernet ? | 05:09 |
mobasher_ | latagore, as dpac said paste your lspci to pastebin | 05:10 |
kevdog | so that tells me you are missing a driver? or is it a usb device? lsusb | 05:10 |
mobasher_ | !pastebin | 05:10 |
ubottu | 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. | 05:10 |
latagore | mobasher_: This IRC client doesn't highlight people who are talking to mew | 05:10 |
kevdog | lspci -nn | 05:10 |
iluminator101 | i get this error when i try to decrypt my private home Check the system log for more information from libecryptfs ??? | 05:11 |
ZykoticK9 | LOL - lshw just locked up my system | 05:11 |
mobasher_ | latagore, you need to paste your output to PASTEBIN website so he can determine what you see on your hardware (http;//pastebin.com) | 05:11 |
latagore | dpac_: I'm not running IRC on the computer I have problems with... considering wireless/ethernet is the exact problem we are trying to solve... | 05:11 |
bovine | any ideas why this line "mount -t cifs -o uid=1000 //192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo" would be considered bad in fstab when using "sudo mount -a" to get some sort of verbage from ubuntu to find out why my drobo isnt mounting on boot up? just recently upgraded to 10.04 | 05:12 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, lol | 05:12 |
ZykoticK9 | latagore, if "lspci | grep -i ethernet" didn't return anything that suggests it doesn't see either wired or wireless cards in your system (exactly the problem you seem to be experiencing) | 05:12 |
kevdog | Well run the ethernet on that computer | 05:13 |
bovine | the line works flawlessly using just "sudo" on it in terminal | 05:13 |
dpac_ | latagore: I guess, you'll have to type the pastebin url then. :) | 05:13 |
mobasher_ | ZykoticK9, the pc must be saying what the fish r u looking for i have got it all installed perfectly fine..lol | 05:13 |
kevdog | sudo lspci -nn | 05:13 |
coldguy | bovine: that line is a terminal command, fstab has a different format | 05:13 |
latagore | ZykoticK9: I found my ethernet + wireless by manually searching | 05:13 |
coldguy | someting like: //192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo cifs uid=1000 | 05:13 |
bovine | coldguy: the entry worked fine in ubuntu 9. its only been since i upgraded has it been an issue | 05:14 |
nimbiotics | hello all. Is there a channel for quand estions on magicjack & mjproxy? TIA | 05:14 |
bovine | hrm | 05:14 |
coldguy | bovine: dunno, never seen an actual command in an fstab before | 05:14 |
coldguy | just the "# <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>" format | 05:14 |
hanasaki | how can I get motd to update? it still says 783 packages can be updated. | 05:15 |
hanasaki | but I have done a dist-upgrade | 05:15 |
kevdog | sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade | 05:15 |
bovine | that leads to the next half of my issue. i can use this line "//192.168.1.106/Drobo /media/drobo cifs rw,username=X,password=X 0 0" and it mounts but any file i create has the lock icon and the perms are set to --- | 05:15 |
WXZ | anyway I can change a files metadata? | 05:15 |
latagore | mobasher_: Fudgesicles, caps matter -.- | 05:16 |
bovine | now if i reboot and have that lien commented out and do a normal mount command any of the files that were previously locked are readable and can be modified fully... oO | 05:16 |
nimbiotics | hello all. Is there a channel for questions on magicjack & mjproxy? TIA | 05:16 |
coldguy | you have to add your uid=1000 option onto the username=X,password=X | 05:16 |
coldguy | so username=X,password=X,uid=1000 | 05:16 |
Roasted_ | hey guys - anybody ever use the simple backup config in software center? Trying to get it to work via ssh, I get the green light, but when I hit backup, no documents go to my desktop...?? | 05:17 |
iluminator101 | i get this error when i try to decrypt my private home Check the system log for more information from libecryptfs ??? | 05:17 |
Colloguy | is there a channel where I can ask privoxy questions? | 05:17 |
bovine | hrmmmmm.... I'll give it a try, coldguy. I've done all kinds of odd things thus far to try and fix it. :) brb | 05:17 |
mobasher_ | latagore, yes in unix it does | 05:17 |
coldguy | bovine: good luck :) | 05:17 |
Colloguy | is there a channel or irc server that specializes in net privacy stuff? | 05:19 |
iluminator101 | i get this error when i try to decrypt my private home Check the system log for more information from libecryptfs ??? | 05:19 |
Colloguy | #eff unfortunately doesn't exist | 05:20 |
ZykoticK9 | related to what hanasaki asked, i went looking for my motd file - it's a dead link motd -> /var/run/motd and /var/run/motd doesn't exist - does anyone using 10.04 have this file? and/or know why it's missing? | 05:20 |
hanasaki | ZykoticK9: wish I could he'll p LOL .. have an answer for me? | 05:21 |
ZykoticK9 | hanasaki, sorry no... what version of Ubuntu are you using? | 05:21 |
hanasaki | current | 05:21 |
bovine | coldguy: freakin A, that worked. :) thanks man; this has been driving me nuts for about a week | 05:22 |
mobasher_ | Colloguy, what stuff r u looking for just surfing ? | 05:22 |
mobasher_ | Colloguy, check out Tor or Privoxy i think that's what it's called | 05:22 |
Vespertina | Hiya.... Wow, lots of users. >.> | 05:23 |
Vespertina | (First time here, folks.) | 05:23 |
Roasted_ | can back in time back up files to a network resource? It seems to me it can only back up to local disks connected to the machine. | 05:23 |
ZykoticK9 | !hi | Vespertina | 05:23 |
ubottu | Vespertina: 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! | 05:23 |
hanasaki | ZykoticK9: the current.. 10.4.1 | 05:23 |
Colloguy | mobasher_: hrm maybe #tor, but I know none of these exist: #eff, #privacy, #privoxy, ... | 05:23 |
bovine | <=== mostly newb as well. been using ubuntu for about a year or so | 05:23 |
ZykoticK9 | hanasaki, i assumed | 05:23 |
mobasher_ | Colloguy, google it bro...r u on ubuntu or ?? | 05:24 |
Vespertina | I'm trying to get Ubuntu (Aurora precisely) running on my Eee PC. Would this be the most appropriate channel, or should I join something a little more specific? | 05:24 |
mobasher_ | Colloguy, you won't find no channel for such things | 05:24 |
mobasher_ | Colloguy, i think you do "sudo apt-get install tor" | 05:24 |
mobasher_ | just visit tor website | 05:24 |
WXZ | how can I change the metadata of a file? | 05:25 |
xangua | Vespertina: aurora is not ubuntu, there is a support forum in it's web | 05:25 |
mobasher_ | Colloguy, http://www.torproject.org/ | 05:25 |
Vespertina | I thought it was a derivative, originally known as Eeeubuntu... Maybe I'm wrong? | 05:25 |
mobasher_ | have a good night everyone...see ya tomorrow ;-) cheers | 05:26 |
mobasher_ | thanks all for the help and support ;-) | 05:26 |
tensorpudding | This channel doesn't deal with all Ubuntu derivatives, anyway. | 05:26 |
Vespertina | The installation process compared to another Ubuntu installation tutorial seems identical. | 05:26 |
Vespertina | I see... | 05:26 |
Plecebo | Anyone know why I seem to have lost the ability to mkdir with the root account? | 05:26 |
Vespertina | I was just wondering if anyone was familiar with the grub-install error. Because that's where I got stuck. | 05:26 |
bovine | Plecebo: what kind of error do you get? | 05:27 |
tensorpudding | Plecebo: Do you have write permission in the directory? | 05:27 |
Loshki | Colloguy: uh, perhaps ##security. Disclaimer: i've never used it myself... | 05:28 |
Plecebo | bovine, permission deneid | 05:29 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, sudo mkdir /media/usb gives permission denied | 05:29 |
tensorpudding | Plecebo: there is a decent chance that the usb was mounted read-only | 05:30 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, I have tried formatting and unmounting /remounting and it won't mount | 05:30 |
tensorpudding | use mount to check the mount options for all mounted filesystems | 05:30 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, ultimately I'd just like to create a usb startup disk, but I'm not able to | 05:31 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, mount doesn't say anything about the usb device | 05:32 |
vanirahto | hi all.. | 05:32 |
tensorpudding | In order to make a directory on the filesystem it needs to be mounted. | 05:32 |
tensorpudding | What error does it give when you try to mount it? | 05:32 |
chris_osx | what tool should i use to create a bootable usb stick? | 05:33 |
Vespertina | Oh.... | 05:35 |
Vespertina | I can tell you how to make a USB startup disk... | 05:35 |
glick | hey is there an ubuntu utility that will let me join a split up zip file? | 05:35 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/usb | 05:37 |
Plecebo | mount: mount point /media/usb does not exist | 05:37 |
rafter | chris_osx i used uni-usb -install to make a live session bootable usb | 05:37 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, sudo mkdir /media/usb | 05:37 |
Plecebo | mkdir: cannot create directory `/media/usb': Permission denied | 05:37 |
tensorpudding | what are the permissions on /media | 05:38 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 2010-08-24 19:04 media | 05:38 |
tensorpudding | does /media/usb exist? | 05:39 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, no it does not | 05:40 |
chris_osx | cool got it | 05:40 |
detcader|laptop | What is the best way to browse file directories like these: http://asterix.msp.univie.ac.at/ | 05:40 |
chris_osx | i overlooked usb-creator | 05:40 |
detcader|laptop | besides using a browser | 05:40 |
tensorpudding | that doesn't much make sense then | 05:40 |
Plecebo | tensorpudding, I'm certainly stumped | 05:40 |
rafter | Plecebo what dev is your usb in /etc/fstab ex. /dev/sda1 | 05:41 |
rafter | chriss_osx good | 05:41 |
bovine | thanks again for the help folks ^_^ you guys are great | 05:42 |
Plecebo | rafter, fstab pastebin: http://pastebin.com/nFS6VYXE | 05:42 |
Plecebo | rafter, I don't see the usb in there | 05:43 |
Roasted_ | just tried to run gksudo nautilus and it said unable to because of xauthorization file - uhhh?????????????? | 05:43 |
Ububegin | Hi, what is the way to enable java applets in firefox.. Using Ubuntu 10.04.. I have already installed java.. Googling didnt help.. thanks | 05:43 |
ubuntu_ | hi im working on a friends laptop and im booted up with a live usb stick i ran the disk utility program and it said that a few sectors on the harddrive are bad is the hd still stable to use? | 05:44 |
ubuntu_ | i mean i know theres an increased chance of data lose but should i tell him to think about buying a new one? | 05:45 |
grumbly | hey, I'm having some interesting weirdness with my mouse... | 05:45 |
grumbly | i'm on an asus laptop | 05:45 |
rdw200169 | ubuntu_, considering the amazing cheap-ness of drives nowadays, its probably safer just to replace it... | 05:45 |
rafter | Plecebo your / is on sda1 is that what u booted from | 05:45 |
ubuntu_ | alright well thanks for the advice i'll see what he says. | 05:46 |
Plecebo | rafter, correct | 05:46 |
masterBIGwilly | where cna i get shell source files for the utilities? | 05:46 |
rdw200169 | ubuntu_ you could also check the S.M.A.R.T. information on the drive to get more in depth diagnostic information | 05:46 |
masterBIGwilly | in the shell | 05:46 |
rjb | where can i get an ubuntu 10.10 advertisement, i want to add it to my site | 05:47 |
dpac_ | masterBIGwilly: What do you mean by that? | 05:47 |
rafter | Plecebo i believe that is your usb | 05:47 |
samuel2010 | rjb, Is there none on the website? | 05:47 |
ubuntu_ | thats what im gonna do right now i'll tell u how it turns out. | 05:48 |
rjb | samuel2010: i havent found one yet | 05:48 |
masterBIGwilly | dpac_, i want the shell source codes for utilities like ls and cd etc | 05:48 |
masterBIGwilly | dpac_, is it even possible to get that? | 05:48 |
Plecebo | rafter, according to the disk utility /dev/sda is my ssd (boot disk) and /dev/sdb is my usb drive | 05:48 |
dpac_ | masterBIGwilly: Those are compiled binary files. try this: cat `which ls` | 05:48 |
samuel2010 | rjb, well its still in testing so maybe it wont be available untill its out 10.10.10... might have to wait till then or open gimp and make ur own !! im also using 10.10 and its too buggy i think to advertise. it needs to be tested a lot yet... | 05:49 |
grumbly | with 2.632-X, trackpad is recognized as a PS2 mouse. no trackpad options... With 2.6.35 it is recognized as a trackpad but it behaves soooo weird... it will randomly start acting like i'm twofingering | 05:49 |
rdw200169 | rjb or you could look at this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Website/MaverickCountdownBanner | 05:49 |
rjb | samuel2010 rdw200169 thank you | 05:49 |
masterBIGwilly | dpac_ doesn't work | 05:49 |
grumbly | or that i'm scrolling in a direction other than the way i'm going... in the middle of the scrollings | 05:50 |
Ububegin | Hi, what is the way to enable java applets in firefox.. Using Ubuntu 10.04.. I have already installed java.. Googling didnt help.. thanks | 05:50 |
dpac_ | masterBIGwilly: It is a part of coreutils. You can download coreutils source to see the source code | 05:50 |
samuel2010 | rjb, i have 10.10 and i want to go back to 10.04 hehe too many bugs on 10.10. | 05:50 |
rjb | samuel2010 yes still beta version, i havent tested 10.10, i am a little worried about netbook version and ubiquity | 05:51 |
rafter | Plecebo ok try this mkdir /home/usb .... mount -t (your filesys) /dev/sdb /home/usb | 05:51 |
dpac_ | masterBIGwilly: cat /bin/ls | 05:51 |
samuel2010 | rjb, yeah. i didnt like ubiquity ~ at all.. so if u wanna help the community maybe posting a 10.04 ad would be better :D | 05:52 |
masterBIGwilly | dpac_, that's not source | 05:52 |
Plecebo | ahhhh mkdir: cannot create directory `/home/usb': Permission denied | 05:52 |
masterBIGwilly | that's some wierd binary stuff, dpac_ | 05:52 |
Plecebo | rafter, that doesn't look good LOL | 05:52 |
rjb | samuel2010 good idea | 05:52 |
nowimproved | i am trying to run dolphin-emu and get this error lassInfoE, version WXU_2.8.9 not defined in | 05:52 |
Plecebo | rafter, so strange, i could create the folder via nautalis | 05:53 |
BadAssPens | Hello all, I am very new to ubuntu so i will apologize for my ignorance right up front. I have been wading through many web sites trying to figure out how to get vmplayer installed and just cant seem to get it. I am sure my problems are basic commands as I am very unfamiliar with ubuntu/unix/linux or any other such dirrivative. Can anyone help and am i an the right place to be asking these kind of questions? | 05:53 |
rafter | Plecebo ok whats in /etc/mtab | 05:53 |
dpac_ | masterBIGwilly: Yep, thats compiled. Here's the source http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/coreutils/coreutils-8.5.tar.gz | 05:53 |
Ububegin | Hi, what is the way to enable java applets in firefox.. Using Ubuntu 10.04.. I have already installed java.. Googling didnt help.. thanks | 05:54 |
Plecebo | rafter, /etc/mtab http://pastebin.com/j54aWp03 | 05:54 |
Payton | Harrow #ubuntu, I just installed Ubuntu server edition for testing and tried to install Apache, but I was told that the package couldn't be found. I went and looked through Apache's documentation and tried to download the package but couldn't. New to all of this, so I'm sorry if this question's been asked >9000 times before, but does anyone know of a fix or know what I'm doing wrong, so I can get Apache and hopefully LAMP installed? | 05:54 |
xangua | !java | Ububegin | 05:54 |
ubottu | Ububegin: 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. | 05:54 |
maco | Payton: its called apache2 | 05:54 |
ChogyDan | Payton: did you install lamp-server? | 05:55 |
Payton | maco: sudo apt-get install apache2 | 05:55 |
Payton | I tried it, no dice | 05:55 |
maco | Payton: you may want to just install tasksel and use it to select the LAMP Server task | 05:55 |
rdw200169 | Payton, yeah, tasksel is best | 05:55 |
Payton | maco: Tried it, didn't work. Let me get the error message | 05:55 |
rww | Payton: do "sudo apt-get update" if you haven't recently. | 05:55 |
Ububegin | xangua: i hava already installed java... ( java -version cmd gives me 1.6) | 05:55 |
maco | Payton: is this a brand new install? you'll ne.... what rww said | 05:55 |
xangua | BadAssPens: vmplayer¿ i only know mplayer and some fronted (gnome-mplayer, smplayer) | 05:55 |
xangua | Ububegin: please read the link, have you already installed the browser java plugin¿ | 05:56 |
hanasaki | what iptables commands are needed to let a computer inside the firewall connect across the internet to a pptp windows server? | 05:56 |
ZykoticK9 | xangua, perhaps BadAssPens is referring to VMWare Player? | 05:57 |
rdw200169 | hanasaki thats a pretty wide open question... depends on a lot of things ;) | 05:57 |
Payton | I tried sudo tanksel install lamp-server - "sudo: tanksel: command not found" - what am I doing wrong? Again, new to this, so... yeah | 05:57 |
BadAssPens | well some basic stuff the install instructions are asking me to to i cant seem to get to work. It asks me to mount the vmware player bundle file, but i cant even get to the directory its in | 05:57 |
hanasaki | rdw200169: like what | 05:57 |
BadAssPens | i can do an ls and look at the directory structure | 05:57 |
rww | Payton: 1) do "sudo apt-get update", it's probably why it's not finding apache2. 2) It's called tasksel. | 05:57 |
maco | Payton: spelling it wrong and using it wrong | 05:57 |
rdw200169 | hanasaki well, what firewall are you running? homebrew iptables? firestarter? | 05:57 |
BadAssPens | can get to the home directory but it tells me the next directory does not exist yet i can see it | 05:57 |
hanasaki | rdw200169: homebrew iptables | 05:58 |
rafter | Plecebo ok i don't see it is there any file system on your usb stick? | 05:58 |
maco | Payton: with tasksel you just "sudo tasksel" and it gives you a menu. but youd need to install tasksel first and if you havent done apt-get update like rww said, nothing will be installable | 05:58 |
Payton | rww: ... oh. Yeah, sleep deprivation and such. Thanks for pointing that out | 05:58 |
rdw200169 | hanasaki well, the most standard firewall configuration is "input deny, output allow" as far a main policy is concerned. thus, there shouldn't be anything stopping you from getting out and accessing whatever you want... | 05:58 |
Payton | I'll update too | 05:58 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, cAsE iS iMpOrTaNt | 05:58 |
Plecebo | rafter, I have tried various options for the fs, currently there is a fat filesystem, but i've tried with none | 05:59 |
hanasaki | rdw200169: I want to NAT from internal eth1 to external eth0 | 05:59 |
rdw200169 | hanasaki is your computer directly attached to the internet connection? usually there is a router performing that task. its not necessary in most situations | 06:00 |
hanasaki | rdw200169: yes.. and this is the router I wish to configure | 06:00 |
varun | hello everyone | 06:00 |
BadAssPens | that helps i had no idea case ment anything being a windows user =) | 06:00 |
varun | I had a quick question | 06:00 |
BadAssPens | what does the blue text for folders mean in the terminal window | 06:00 |
maco | BadAssPens: that theyre folders | 06:01 |
maco | BadAssPens: its just to make it easier for you to tell when you have lots of stuff which are folders (blue) or executable (green) or symlinks (red) or broken symlinks (red with black background) | 06:01 |
varun | please direct me to the necessary reading if there is any .The question is that chrome is already installed in my ubuntu intrepid ibex and it the 6 beta | 06:01 |
maco | varun: intrepid isnt supported | 06:01 |
rafter | Plecebo put this in /etc/fstab /dev/sda2 vfat auto rw 0 0 | 06:02 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, where do i get source files for shell utilities?? | 06:02 |
masterBIGwilly | aren't the commands in the shell... shell scripts? | 06:02 |
Plecebo | rafter, /dev/sda2? | 06:02 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: some are | 06:02 |
BadAssPens | that is great information, the more i learn about ubuntu the more I am liking it, Just an initial difficult change from windows | 06:02 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: some are built into the shell though | 06:03 |
BadAssPens | thank you i found the directory i needed | 06:03 |
rafter | Plecebo yea | 06:03 |
masterBIGwilly | where could i find those? | 06:03 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, i'm aware of that | 06:03 |
rdw200169 | hanasaki, fair enough, NAT is pretty easy to configure, something like `iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --out-interface eth0 -j MASQUERADE | 06:03 |
BadAssPens | now it says to mount the file, so I just /mnt and file name | 06:03 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, but many aren't... most aren't correct? | 06:03 |
ritlee | BadAssPens, congrats ;) | 06:03 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: you can always type "which command" and itll tell you where they are | 06:03 |
Plecebo | rafter, according to disk manager that is a container for my extended partition on /dev/sda | 06:03 |
Plecebo | rafter, putting in fstab | 06:03 |
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hanasaki | rdw200169: however that NATs EVERYTHING.. not just th eminimum needed for pptp | 06:04 |
ritlee | BadAssPens, congrats to the move to ubuntu | 06:04 |
rafter | Plecebo that what the 2 is for a new dev | 06:04 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, mount is a command, while /mnt is a location - two very different things! | 06:04 |
Plecebo | rafter, now sudo mount -a ? | 06:04 |
maco | Plecebo: yep | 06:05 |
BadAssPens | does that mean mnt is a directory in the main structure? | 06:05 |
rafter | Plecebo or mount -t vfat /dev/sda2 /media | 06:05 |
Plecebo | rafter maco, sudo mount -a | 06:05 |
Plecebo | mount: mount point vfat does not exist | 06:05 |
Plecebo | mount.nfs4: /media is busy or already mounted | 06:05 |
hanasaki | rdw200169: the idea is to only let the min through | 06:05 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, correct | 06:05 |
BadAssPens | ok, ty | 06:06 |
maco | Plecebo: you did your fstab wrong then. missed a field sounds like | 06:06 |
rdw200169 | hanasaki i don't understand why your tunnel needs NAT... the pptp encapsulation only requires a path... are you trying to nat the stuff you're throwing down the tunnel? | 06:06 |
Payton | Went through the updates, then tried to install LAMP, but I'm just getting payton@ubuntu:~$ on a new line | 06:06 |
hanasaki | rdw200169: what do you mean pptp encapsulation? | 06:07 |
BadAssPens | what does the -a mean for the mount command | 06:07 |
maco | BadAssPens: all | 06:07 |
ChogyDan | Payton: can you pastebin? | 06:07 |
DoubleString | hey all | 06:07 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, "mount -a" is a special mount command to mount everything in your fstab file | 06:07 |
hanasaki | its internalclient ->firewallNAT(these are the rules to be written)-> internet -> company pptp server | 06:07 |
Payton | ChogyDan: Yeah, hold on | 06:07 |
maco | BadAssPens: it tries to mount everything in /etc/fstab that isnt marked "noauto" | 06:07 |
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Plecebo | rafter maco, new fstab: http://pastebin.com/k01T6vhh | 06:07 |
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rafter | Plecebo by the way what's in your /media dir? | 06:07 |
BadAssPens | what does fstab mean? | 06:08 |
ritlee | BadAssPens, file system table | 06:08 |
maco | BadAssPens: filesystem table | 06:08 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, /etc/fstab is a file that controls what is mounted and where | 06:08 |
Plecebo | rafter, my /media directory http://pastebin.com/1MCxSZJk | 06:09 |
ZykoticK9 | !manual | BadAssPens | 06:09 |
ubottu | BadAssPens: 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/ | 06:09 |
Payton | ChogyDan: http://pastebay.com/104282 | 06:09 |
ChogyDan | Payton: try `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install lamp-server^` | 06:10 |
BadAssPens | ok, still a little fuzzy, but i will check out that manual, i was struggling to find a good simple resource that sounds like it will work | 06:10 |
Payton | Alright, goin' and tryin' | 06:10 |
BadAssPens | thank you | 06:10 |
rafter | Plecebo could your usb fat32 | 06:10 |
ZykoticK9 | ChogyDan, there is no package lamp-server | 06:10 |
Plecebo | rafter, you mean I should format to fat32? | 06:11 |
rafter | Plecebo no | 06:12 |
Payton | ChogyDan: Looks like I didn't even get to update in the first place, my server's not connecting to the Internet correctly. | 06:12 |
Plecebo | rafter, sorry, I misunderstood it is fat32 | 06:12 |
LinuxFetus | Hey I'm running 10.10 Beta or whatever right now. When I first installed 10.04 or whatever, and I would hcange my desktop resolution to something other than my native LED/LCD (whatever my laptop was), it would freak out and my colors would go all funky and blurry and eventually my computer would stop responding. Anyway, I upgraded to 10.10 this morning and it started doing that again...I can't really take a screen shot because I th | 06:12 |
LinuxFetus | ink it's hardware or firmware or something related because when I make a screan shoot and zoom in, everything appears to be fine (it's hard for me to tell 100% because my colors keep freaking out, but yeah.) Can anyone | 06:12 |
Payton | i.e. W: Failed to fetch <address> Could not resolve <domain> | 06:12 |
LinuxFetus | I'm not sure if this part went through: can anyone help me diagnose/treat? | 06:12 |
dougb | is there a light version of ubuntu 10.04? kind of vanilla, but still has all the hardware support? | 06:13 |
hoober | hello | 06:13 |
ZykoticK9 | LinuxFetus, #ubuntu+1 for 10.10 support | 06:13 |
dli | LinuxFetus, what video card? | 06:13 |
hoober | how do i make .bundle files install vmplayer like they should. | 06:13 |
rafter | Plecebo ok try changing vfat to fat32 | 06:13 |
LinuxFetus | ATI FigreGL and the model V5200 I think. | 06:13 |
Plecebo | fdisk output: Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System | 06:13 |
Plecebo | /dev/sdb1 * 1 1022 1964253 c W95 FAT32 (LBA) | 06:13 |
Plecebo | rafter, ok one sec | 06:13 |
ChogyDan | Payton: ok, er, can you fix that? I mean, if you want to run apache, you certainly need internet connectivity | 06:13 |
masterBIGwilly | maco | 06:14 |
tesseracter_ | I'm using 2 raid0 64GB SSDs, but baobab and du both say that i'm using about 22gb of space, with only 4 gigs left till they are full. any ideas why its so inaccurate? disk utility shows the partition correctly at 112GB. | 06:14 |
gorp | [171098.509220] usb 1-7: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice | 06:14 |
gorp | how can i mount my usb device? it doesn't have a /dev/ name | 06:14 |
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tesseracter_ | and the access speed is correctly at 400mb/s, .2 ms access time. | 06:14 |
rafter | Plecebo and change /dev tosdb1 | 06:14 |
Payton | ChogyDan: When I went through installation things *seemed* to be working fine, I'm not sure what the problem is. I'll go back and look at my configuration (assuming I don't blow the whole computer up in the process) to see what's wrong | 06:14 |
rafter | to /dev/sdb1 | 06:15 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: what does df -h say? | 06:15 |
gorp | help me | 06:15 |
tensorpudding | gorp: does it appear in dmesg at all | 06:16 |
mcc | How does one tell if a machine is spending all of its time swapping? Would very high "wa" in top denote this? | 06:16 |
gorp | tensorpudding: does <what> appear? | 06:16 |
Plecebo | rafter, sudo mount -a | 06:16 |
Plecebo | mount: mount point fat32 does not exist | 06:16 |
Plecebo | mount.nfs4: /media is busy or already mounted | 06:16 |
hoober | How Do i run .bundle files? I download vmplayer for my 64bit Ubuntu 10.04. But it won't run. | 06:16 |
gorp | tensorpudding: that was a line pertaining to the device in question from dmesg | 06:16 |
tensorpudding | gorp: does any information regarding it being inserted, any error messages about it, etc. appear | 06:16 |
Plecebo | rafter, from my fstab: /dev/sdb1 fat32 auto rw 0 0 | 06:16 |
gorp | tensorpudding: are you unable to recognize where that line is from? | 06:17 |
tensorpudding | gorp: i see that line, but i doubt that's the only one, could you paste the full dmesg to a pastebin? | 06:17 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, it says that 103GB are used, 4G available. | 06:17 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: that is for the RAID 0 SSD device? | 06:18 |
gorp | here are the other two lines | 06:18 |
rafter | Plecebo ok where back to mkdir | 06:18 |
gorp | [171082.027558] usb 1-7: USB disconnect, address 9 [171098.376079] usb 1-7: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 10 | 06:18 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, yep, striped, and i see the doubled speed. du says I have 22gb with 4G free, df says I have 103 used and 4G free. | 06:19 |
Firefishe | I'm using ubuntu 10.04. I notice that I can have two users logged in simultaneously and switch between them efforlessly--using the gnome desktop. However, when I try to do the same in kde (4.4.5), I am only able to get the screen to lock and the re-login prompt. Why can't kde do what gnome does effortlessly? | 06:19 |
tensorpudding | What options are you invoking du with? | 06:19 |
Firefishe | heya baz | 06:19 |
gorp | Firefishe: because you didn't configure it how to do that | 06:20 |
gorp | it's not inheritedly complicated or anything like that - to have the function you're describing | 06:20 |
Firefishe | gorp: Where do I configure kde to do that? | 06:20 |
gorp | i don't know, i don't even use X ! | 06:20 |
ZykoticK9 | hoober, are you sure you downloaded the linux version of VMPlayer? .bundle seems to be a Mac thing? VirtualBox is a really good alternative to VMWare. With both an open source and closed source (with USB support) versions available as native Ubuntu installs/repositories. | 06:20 |
Firefishe | gorp: k | 06:20 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, du -sk * | 06:20 |
tensorpudding | df should be correct. | 06:21 |
tensorpudding | Are you actually using 100+ GB? | 06:21 |
gorp | tensorpudding: do you understand? | 06:22 |
hoober | VirtualBox can't do 3d software. I need hardware accelerated graphics in order to use the intelligence gathering data for our top-level research | 06:22 |
researcher1 | can we send fax from ubuntu system | 06:22 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, then the problem is, I can't FIND the stuff! I store all my videos and music on an external drive, so i can't imagine how I have 103GB of stuff. | 06:22 |
Plecebo | rafter, still not sure why I can't mkdir with sudo | 06:22 |
rafter | Plecebo try sudo -i | 06:23 |
ZykoticK9 | hoober, actually VBox can do 3d (not well, but vbox is generally faster then VMware) good luck then. | 06:23 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: try using du -s * in the directory, and seeing where the bulk of the files are | 06:23 |
hoober | We do major simulations in 3d | 06:23 |
hoober | out of this world | 06:23 |
hoober | but thankyou | 06:23 |
Plecebo | rafter, denied | 06:23 |
researcher1 | is there a facility to send fax fro ububuntu | 06:23 |
LinuxFetus_ | Hey what's the channel for ubuntu 10.10? I was here a second ago on a different computer. | 06:23 |
dli | hoober, or, another virtual machine: openvz | 06:23 |
ZykoticK9 | LinuxFetus, #ubuntu+1 | 06:23 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: err that should be du -h | 06:23 |
pvl1 | is it possible to install 64bit over a 32 bit? | 06:24 |
ZykoticK9 | pvl1, clean install (deleting 32bit install) yes | 06:24 |
maco | Firefishe: if i go to K -> leave -> switch user it offers to open a new session. if from that new session i do the same it lists both the old session and an option to create yet another new one... i can switch back and forth in this way | 06:24 |
rafter | Plecebo are u useing the terminal ir the gui | 06:24 |
tensorpudding | gorp: I'm afraid not. It would seem that if that is all there is that the USB port doesn't work, or somehow Ubuntu can't communicate with it properly. | 06:24 |
pvl1 | ZykoticK9, good thing i partitioned my /home | 06:24 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, I have 2 virtualbox instances, but they are scalable, both max at 20gb, but right now they are 3gb and 7gb. here is the output: http://dpaste.com/240314/ | 06:25 |
Firefishe | maco: let me try that | 06:25 |
Firefishe | maco: thanks | 06:25 |
Plecebo | rafter, Im in the terminal | 06:25 |
tensorpudding | gorp: Generally it needs to settle before the USB device gets assigned a block file, usually a couple seconds or so | 06:25 |
gorp | i'm waiting at least 30 | 06:25 |
rww | Emry: you are, but you identified after attempting to /join #ubuntu instead of before, so you got redirected as an unidentified user. | 06:26 |
rafter | Plecebo sudo -i enter | 06:26 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, looks pretty suspicious, right? | 06:26 |
Firefishe | maco: I can't get to the new login screen. It just locks the desktop | 06:26 |
Emry | I think there may be a bug. I logged into the network and was shunted immediately to the #ubuntu-unregistered without trying to join any channel, where a bot asked me a security question and told me how to register. | 06:26 |
maco | Firefishe: mm odd. thatd be a bug. can you ctrl+alt+f8 or f9? | 06:26 |
Plecebo | rafter, gives me a root prompt | 06:26 |
ZykoticK9 | Emry, not a bug - i haven't seen that (but i registered) - other's have mentioned your experience | 06:27 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: is the RAID 0 device have just / on it? | 06:27 |
rafter | Plecebo ok try to make the dir u want | 06:27 |
ZykoticK9 | Emry, it's to cut down on bots | 06:27 |
Firefishe | maco: Yes. And I can ctrl-alt-f1,2,3,4,5,6 to the virtual terminals for that matter. | 06:27 |
Emry | ZykoticK9, My client may be logging in here automatically, I will check the settings. :) | 06:27 |
Emry | ZykoticK9, if that is the case, and the services are slow to respond, that could cause it. ^_^ | 06:27 |
maco | Firefishe: but only 1-6 are VTs. 7+ should let you switch between X sessions | 06:28 |
Plecebo | rafter, strangely there is a usb in /root/usb | 06:28 |
Firefishe | maco: f7 seems to be output, f8 is the x session ,and 9 is just a blank windows with an underline prompt | 06:28 |
Plecebo | created a short time ago | 06:28 |
gorp | maco: do you know? | 06:28 |
maco | Firefishe: 8's the session? odd. usually first is on 7. i find they tend to skip one though, so is 10 the new session? | 06:28 |
Plecebo | mkdir /media/usb | 06:28 |
Plecebo | mkdir: cannot create directory `/media/usb': Permission denied | 06:28 |
Firefishe | maco: hmm...let me check that | 06:29 |
Wikkedfin | !help | 06:29 |
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. :-) | 06:29 |
maco | Firefishe: once you have two sessions going that should let you switch between them, whether youre on gnome or kde | 06:29 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, there are 2 raids, a 5gb mirrored raid for /boot, and the 112gb combined raid0 for / | 06:29 |
tensorpudding | and I suppose that the massive part in /media includes the external drive? | 06:30 |
tesseracter_ | for those wishing to join in on the raid-problem party, http://dpaste.com/240315/ | 06:30 |
maco | Firefishe: if kde's session switching isnt working for you, id consider that a bug though. it /should/ work. ive never tried switching back and forth (just switch user, do stuff, log out, back to first user) before though so maybe it didnt work in 4.4? you can install kde 4.5 from the kubuntu team ppas if you like. 4.5 works for me | 06:30 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, yep, thats the 2tb external drive. | 06:30 |
rafter | Plecebo what is the drive that / on a floppy cdrom....... | 06:30 |
tensorpudding | Odd. | 06:30 |
Firefishe | maco: gnome isn't an issue. kde is where it's not doing it. I do the K -> Leave -> Switch User but it doesn't work. | 06:30 |
Plecebo | rafter, ssd drive | 06:30 |
Firefishe | Well, I need to skedaddle...my other user (wifey) is back from errands...puter's hers now ;) hee | 06:31 |
maco | Firefishe: does it even bring up the "new session?" window? | 06:31 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, and all the other disk-usage programs use du, so they come out the same. | 06:31 |
dougb | is there a version of ubuntu with all of the hardware support, but a vanilla look similar to debian? | 06:31 |
rafter | Plecebo i don't know what that is | 06:31 |
Firefishe | maco: thanks for the help, I'll look into everything you've suggested. | 06:31 |
maco | !info stracciatella | 06:31 |
ubottu | Package stracciatella does not exist in lucid | 06:31 |
Firefishe | maco: including 4.5.x ;) (but I hear it's still a bit buggy) | 06:31 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: try du -h /media/* maybe | 06:31 |
ZykoticK9 | maco, not sure if this helps at all - but recent Ubuntu will not allow the same user to be logged in twice (at least not in Gnome), using a second user on gdmflexiserver works just fine though... Firefishe | 06:31 |
rww | !info gnome-stracciatella-session | 06:32 |
ubottu | gnome-stracciatella-session (source: stracciatella-session): GNOME session without Ubuntu specific components. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.0.3 (lucid), package size 2 kB, installed size 56 kB | 06:32 |
BadAssPens | I am trying to mount a file and i get an error message saying its not in fstab, how do i add it to that in order to mount it? | 06:32 |
Firefishe | ZykoticK9: What is gdmflexiserver? | 06:32 |
rdw200169 | dougb: ubuntu does still include all those gnome default themes if thats what you want | 06:32 |
rww | though if I remember correctly, that still uses Ubuntu theming. I'd go with the "gnome" or "gnome-desktop-environment" packages instead. | 06:32 |
Plecebo | rafter, it is a solid state device, similar to a hard drive but no moving parts | 06:32 |
ZykoticK9 | Firefishe, in gnome used for multiple sessions F7 & F8 sorta thing | 06:32 |
iter | tesseracter_: what kind of raid? md raid? | 06:32 |
sebsebseb | dougb: closest your going to get when it comes to still supported, is 8.04, however you can remove the downstream Gnome changes, to look more like what your after | 06:32 |
Plecebo | rafter, an 80GB drive connected via sata | 06:32 |
tesseracter_ | iter, yes, software raid. | 06:33 |
dougb | ok | 06:33 |
sebsebseb | dougb: with later versions | 06:33 |
Firefishe | ZykoticK9: I'll google around and look into the setup...might be what I'm looking for. | 06:33 |
Firefishe | thanks :) | 06:33 |
rafter | Plecebo ok | 06:33 |
Firefishe | bye for now, all...tbaks again :) | 06:33 |
ZykoticK9 | Firefishe, are you on KDE? | 06:33 |
rdw200169 | sebsebseb: he left, quick! like a fox! | 06:33 |
maco | Firefishe: well im on maverick, so my idea of buggy is uh... i expect them. but the only bug i know of in 4.5 thats annoying some folks is that semantic desktop search is broken. if you dont use it, doesnt matter | 06:33 |
ZykoticK9 | gone | 06:33 |
maco | hey wait... i wonder... | 06:33 |
sebsebseb | rdw200169: yeah I saw | 06:33 |
maco | if firefishe was using kde inside gdm | 06:33 |
iter | tesseracter_: have you fsck the filesystem ? | 06:33 |
sebsebseb | rdw200169: right bang before the bit I didn't type in that I was meant to, ah well | 06:33 |
maco | because gdm cant do switch user with kde and kdm theoretically cant do it with gnome, iirc. gdm uses unix sockets, and kdm uses dbus. | 06:34 |
bbigras | Is this call-trace from my kern.log from the iwlagn driver? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/gejMQbkY | 06:35 |
BadAssPens | is there a way to temporarily mount a file without adding it to fstab? | 06:35 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, now that IS interesting! http://dpaste.com/240317/ | 06:35 |
maco | BadAssPens: yep | 06:35 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, yes - just use the mount command | 06:35 |
rdw200169 | BadAssPens: sure, you just run the mount command | 06:35 |
tesseracter_ | iter ^ | 06:35 |
maco | BadAssPens: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt <-- replace /dev/sda1 with the block device you mean | 06:35 |
maco | BadAssPens: or if you want to mount an iso, out the iso file there | 06:35 |
rdw200169 | BadAssPens: i believe you got you answer in triplicate ;) | 06:35 |
maco | BadAssPens: if an iso may need to put -t iso9660 ... but autodetect should work | 06:36 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, iter: 74GB is just about the hidden number.... | 06:36 |
iter | tesseracter_: is it mounted? 'mount' to show | 06:36 |
BadAssPens | well my understanding is the file is a cd image, but it is a .bundle, not listed as an iso | 06:37 |
tesseracter_ | iter, no, not mounted. the __ versions are mounted. | 06:37 |
ZykoticK9 | BadAssPens, are you sure this is for linux? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundle_(NEXTSTEP) | 06:38 |
iter | tesseracter_: file /media/Ouroboros | 06:39 |
BadAssPens | pretty sure, i tried to mount the file and got this error, i am running 10.4 ubuntu . /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER BadAssPens rmlnrjwmdaqh | 06:39 |
tesseracter_ | iter, directory. | 06:39 |
BadAssPens | oops | 06:39 |
BadAssPens | pasted the wrong thing | 06:39 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: if the thing isn't mounted, then files that are placed there end up in the root filesystem | 06:39 |
maco | BadAssPens: password changing time | 06:39 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: so that would explain it | 06:39 |
BadAssPens | can't find VMware-Player-3.1.1-282343.x86_64.bundle in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab | 06:39 |
BadAssPens | thats the error i get | 06:40 |
rdw200169 | BadAssPens:i knew i saw that somewhere, totally mac-proprietary ... ;) | 06:40 |
iter | tesseracter_: can you cd to it? | 06:40 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: you should should mv everything under Ouroborus to Ouroborus__ | 06:40 |
maco | BadAssPens: did you list where you want it mounted? or just the filename? | 06:40 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: and also rename those directories to something less confusing | 06:40 |
maco | BadAssPens: if you dont list where it should be mounted, it tries to check in fstab | 06:40 |
BadAssPens | oh, i did not do that | 06:40 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, iter: excellent. now to figure out how to get those files. I get permission denied, even with sudo. | 06:40 |
BadAssPens | so i just give it a directory name and it will mount it there? | 06:40 |
ZykoticK9 | maco, can a .bundle be mounted (in linux)? | 06:41 |
maco | BadAssPens: yep | 06:41 |
maco | ZykoticK9: no idea | 06:41 |
BadAssPens | great, ty | 06:41 |
maco | ZykoticK9: i just know whats wrong with syntax ;-) | 06:41 |
iter | tesseracter_: I suggest mounting Ouroboros__ as something else | 06:41 |
tensorpudding | tesseracter_: check the permissions of that directory | 06:41 |
OneMillionDollar | i installed firestarter it shows alot of attacker | 06:41 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, i didn't name it, ubuntu named it that for some reason, must be when I take the drive out(correctly, of course) but maybe the system shut down at some point? | 06:41 |
maco | ZykoticK9: really, i suspect it could be unzipped | 06:41 |
OneMillionDollar | and blocked them all | 06:41 |
mneptok | BadAssPens: that is not an .iso, and it's not even any kind of disk image. | 06:41 |
mneptok | BadAssPens: what are you trying to accomplish? | 06:42 |
OneMillionDollar | does this mean before i install firestarter all these attcker are allow ? | 06:42 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, drwx------ 3 root root Ouroboros | 06:42 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: you mean traffic | 06:42 |
rdw200169 | OneMillionDollar: i also really like firestarter. no, by default, ubuntu has a "INPUT DENY" policy in iptables | 06:42 |
BadAssPens | i am trying to install vmplayer | 06:42 |
maco | rdw200169: no it doesnt | 06:42 |
BadAssPens | and haveing a hell of a time following the instructions | 06:42 |
mneptok | BadAssPens: and you do not want to use a repository? | 06:42 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: ubuntu has no services listening by default, which is /just as good/ as input deny | 06:42 |
rdw200169 | maco you may be right | 06:42 |
ilovefairuz | maco is right | 06:43 |
iter | tesseracter_: can you cd to it? | 06:43 |
maco | rdw200169, OneMillionDollar: also, firestarter hasnt been maintained in years. try gufw | 06:43 |
rdw200169 | i was thinking of older versions of ubuntu | 06:43 |
iter | tesseracter_: cd /media/Ouroboros && ls | 06:43 |
BadAssPens | yes i am in the directory and can see the file | 06:43 |
maco | rdw200169: pre-2006? | 06:43 |
BadAssPens | oh | 06:43 |
rdw200169 | maco: yeah... i haven't used a default firewall in many years ;) | 06:43 |
maco | rdw200169: cuz ive been using since 2006 and as long as ive been using it...firewall has never been configured by default | 06:43 |
mneptok | BadAssPens: chmod +x VMware-Player-3.1.1-282343.x86_64.bundle && sudo ./VMware-Player-3.1.1-282343.x86_64.bundle | 06:44 |
OneMillionDollar | maco if i stop firestarter now will it leave all port open ? | 06:44 |
tesseracter_ | iter, ah ha! I got is via sudo su. its a bunch of automated backups. | 06:44 |
rdw200169 | maco: no no, i'm referring to the default *policy* | 06:44 |
OneMillionDollar | or not blocking attacker ? | 06:44 |
maco | rdw200169: sudo iptables -L shows that it is ACCEPT | 06:44 |
maco | rdw200169: it always has been | 06:44 |
ZykoticK9 | mneptok, thanks - know i know what to do with a .bundle | 06:44 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: by default, no programs are running that the attackers would be able to connect to, even if allowed | 06:45 |
ZykoticK9 | mneptok, s/know i know/now i know | 06:45 |
BadAssPens | thank you mneptok, hours of reading and trying stuff to come down to one line =) thank you thank you | 06:45 |
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maco | OneMillionDollar: if nothing is listening on any ports, there's nothing attackers can do, except maybe attack your interface at the firmware/driver level, which would require them to know your hardware and do a targetted attack, and a firewall wont stop that | 06:45 |
mneptok | ZykoticK9: i grokked it :) | 06:45 |
mneptok | BadAssPens: *bow* | 06:46 |
rdw200169 | maco: you can stop now, i already bowed down to your obvious brilliance. take my offer of deference, please | 06:46 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, iter: thank you very much for the help! I'm moving the huge amount of backups to the external drive, and getting the naming schema settled down. | 06:46 |
magedragon25 | maybe someone here can help or point me in the right direction. I tried to upgrade to 10.10 and got an error, couldn't mark ubuntu-desktop....went into the logs, and said something about held broken packages | 06:46 |
gorp | hi help me pls? | 06:46 |
ilovefairuz | !details | gorp | 06:46 |
ubottu | gorp: 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 ..." | 06:46 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: i did scroll up again | 06:46 |
rww | yay factoids | 06:46 |
ilovefairuz | !maverick | magedragon25 | 06:46 |
ubottu | magedragon25: 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 | 06:46 |
magedragon25 | yes...running lucid now | 06:47 |
OneMillionDollar | what i mean is that does firestarter change anything in iptable ? if i stop the firewall service what would happen ? | 06:47 |
gorp | magedragon25: i wish there was a way to just ignore ubottu since he's always being abused | 06:47 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: just came in | 06:47 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: i think itd revert to the default iptables setting which is allow all | 06:47 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: how to mount blackberry if no /dev/ interface exists? | 06:47 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: you can check with "sudo iptables -L" to see what the settings currently are | 06:47 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: do i need some driver or something? | 06:47 |
gorp | it should be acting as a block device (usb stick) | 06:47 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: FireStarter and most other firewall frontends just generate an iptables script that gets loaded on boot | 06:48 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: is it listed in lsusb? | 06:48 |
gorp | yes | 06:48 |
tesseracter_ | tensorpudding, iter: kablam! down to 24gb used, 78gb free space! ahh, so much better. | 06:48 |
gorp | it is also listed in dmesg | 06:48 |
gorp | [172069.178442] usb 1-7: USB disconnect, address 15 [172074.472053] usb 1-7: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 16 [172074.605612] usb 1-7: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice | 06:49 |
OneMillionDollar | ok what's the best firewall for ubuntu right now ? how to uninstall firestarter ? | 06:49 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: what's the ID in lsusb? | 06:49 |
gorp | bus 001 device 15 | 06:49 |
gorp | or device 16 rather | 06:50 |
OneMillionDollar | btw how many attack you guys receive ? is it alot ? | 06:50 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: sudo apt-get purge firestarter; sudo apt-get install gufw | 06:50 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: pastebin | 06:50 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: what? | 06:50 |
gorp | Bus 001 Device 016: ID 0fca:8001 Research In Motion, Ltd. | 06:50 |
OneMillionDollar | mine it's like every second 1 or 2 | 06:50 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: to be honest, i dont bother with reading kern.log's output to see what stupid script kiddies and windows worms are port-scanning, because i know that with no services, there are pretty much no attacks thatll stick... and a port scan ain't an attack | 06:51 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: though most of the traffic you're seeing probably *is* just port scans | 06:51 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: are you running lucid? | 06:51 |
rdw200169 | OneMillionDollar: firestarter is a specially designed iptables script that logs pretty much everything that is dropped | 06:51 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: why are you asking me that? | 06:51 |
maco | OneMillionDollar: if you want to see /actual/ attacks not just "oh look there's traffic on a network, who's surprised?" try an intrusion detection system, like snort | 06:51 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: i'd like to know the purpsoe of every question in this debugging process, so i can understand it better | 06:52 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: for google-fu | 06:52 |
gorp | what? | 06:52 |
gorp | the problem has to do with blackberries an dlinux | 06:53 |
magedragon25 | I know that maverick is still in beta and unstable, but the problem I have with upgrading deals with my current install...... | 06:53 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: for optimizing google searches | 06:53 |
gorp | nah i don't believe it | 06:54 |
BadAssPens | how do i change my nickserv password, the instructions i keep finding tell me to use /nickserv set passwd, but it doesnt recognise it | 06:54 |
Gnea | BadAssPens: better to ask in #freenode | 06:54 |
rww | BadAssPens: see /msg nickserv help set password | 06:55 |
BadAssPens | thank you | 06:55 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: you don't believe what exactly? | 06:56 |
gorp | that you know what you're doing | 06:56 |
p1oooop | 0.o | 06:56 |
ilovefairuz | gorp: ah, suit yourself then | 06:56 |
OneMillionDollar | why after i type sudo apt-get install it show gufwE: Couldn't find package gufw | 06:56 |
p1oooop | you work for google or something? | 06:57 |
p1oooop | haha | 06:57 |
gorp | ilovefairuz: thank you | 06:57 |
Redeemed | anybody in here use rpgmaker successfully on wine? | 06:57 |
ilovefairuz | !appdb | Redeemed | 06:57 |
ubottu | Redeemed: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help | 06:57 |
gorp | Redeemed: should be documented on the wine website | 06:57 |
p1oooop | OneMillionDollar: because they can't find it... | 06:57 |
Redeemed | Not everybody documents thier stuff. | 06:57 |
OneMillionDollar | why after i type sudo apt-get install gufw it show E: Couldn't find package gufw | 06:58 |
Redeemed | it is on there, but there is one function i can't get working | 06:58 |
p1oooop | Redeemed: I prefer video instead... | 06:58 |
OneMillionDollar | how to solve it ? | 06:58 |
p1oooop | OneMillionDollar: find the package | 06:58 |
blag | my computer won't normally boot the install CD. im not entirely sure what the problem is, but my computer is a very old (~10 years) 1.2 GHz Athlon. Will any of the acpi=off, noapic, nolapic, edd=on, nodmraid, or nomodeset flags on the live CD help it boot? | 06:58 |
ilovefairuz | !info gufw | OneMillionDollar | 06:58 |
Redeemed | ploooop: video? | 06:58 |
ubottu | OneMillionDollar: gufw (source: gui-ufw): graphical user interface for ufw. In component universe, is optional. Version 10.04.5-0ubuntu0.1 (lucid), package size 213 kB, installed size 1216 kB | 06:58 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: running lucid? | 06:59 |
rafter | Plecebo is ther anything in your /mnt | 06:59 |
OneMillionDollar | no | 07:00 |
Plecebo | rafter, nothing in /mnt | 07:00 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: the package is in lucid only | 07:00 |
ilovefairuz | blag: has it ever booted a CD/is that supported by the BIOS? | 07:00 |
OneMillionDollar | then is it still ok to use firestarter as firewall ? | 07:01 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: it has not been maintained for years, so you decide for yourself | 07:01 |
greenmang0 | hello friends i am running 10.04.1 , just installed slapd ... may i know how to setup the admin password for ldap? cause "dpkg-reconfigure slapd" doesn't prompt for setting password | 07:02 |
rdw200169 | OneMillionDollar: it should be fine. iptables hasn't changed in years ;) | 07:02 |
ilovefairuz | OneMillionDollar: you could use the command line interface to ufw if the GUI is not available, type: man ufw | 07:02 |
gschwepp | hi | 07:03 |
ilovefairuz | !hi | gschwepp | 07:03 |
ubottu | gschwepp: 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! | 07:03 |
doug__ | i just installed ubuntu 10.04.1 and im in the ubuntu software center. i typed in adobe flash and there are two options "adobe flash plugin" and "adobe flash plugin 10" | 07:03 |
doug__ | which one should i get? | 07:03 |
rafter | Plecebo try mount -t fat32 /dev/sdb1 /mnt | 07:03 |
blag | ilovefairuz: yes, booting the from CD is supported. it will start to boot from the CD, but then it will error out with "(initramfs) mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squahfs failed: Input/output error" | 07:04 |
cybic | hello everybody | 07:04 |
ilovefairuz | blag: that's a hardware error which could mean a number of things: scratched cd, faulty driver or cable or a bad burn | 07:05 |
cybic | did anyone ever use fprint? i have some trouble unlocking the screensaver in gnome (everything else works just fine) | 07:05 |
Plecebo | rafter, mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt worked | 07:05 |
ilovefairuz | blag: did you verify the ISO before burning? | 07:06 |
blag | ilovefairuz: okay, so check the CD for defects, and hope the hardware isn't failing me? | 07:06 |
blag | ilovefairuz: no, how do i do that? | 07:06 |
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ilovefairuz | !verify | blag | 07:06 |
ubottu | blag: 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 | 07:06 |
rafter | Plecebo finely | 07:06 |
ilovefairuz | blag: yes, try | 07:06 |
Plecebo | rafter, mounted, and finally got the ability to click the "make startup disk" in the usb startup disk maker... but it failed | 07:08 |
Plecebo | rafter, any ideas? | 07:08 |
varun | hello | 07:08 |
varun | everyone | 07:08 |
varun | anyone who could help a bit with a silly problem? | 07:08 |
ilovefairuz | !details | varun | 07:09 |
ubottu | varun: 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 ..." | 07:09 |
rafter | Plecebo 1 thing i noticed in your /etc/fstab your / is ro not rw change that so u can write to / | 07:11 |
cybic | did anyone ever use fprint? i have some trouble unlocking the screensaver in gnome (everything else works just fine) | 07:12 |
rafter | Plecebo are u trying to make an install disk or a live session usb | 07:12 |
Plecebo | rafter, yes a live usb stick to install ubuntu on another system | 07:12 |
varun | sure I am doing it. I am running ubuntu intrepid ibex with google-chromium version 6 beta which I installed thru apt-get and then I installed google voice plugin but he problem is when I open google chrome using bash then the plugin works but when I set up a custom application launcher with the same path as the one which bash shows then it tells me to install the plugin | 07:12 |
greenmang0 | can anybody tell me how to setup ldap admin password? | 07:13 |
rafter | Plecebo ok get uni-usb-installer | 07:14 |
dkannan | what is lib32 and lib64 - i am using ubuntu 10.04 | 07:14 |
gschwepp | !ldap | greenmang0 | 07:14 |
ubottu | greenmang0: LDAP is the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. For more information, installation instructions and getting clients to authenticate via LDAP see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer | 07:14 |
rdw200169 | gschwepp: dang, you beat me to it :( | 07:15 |
dkannan | do i need /var/lib64 when i already have a /var/lib | 07:15 |
ilovefairuz | varun: try dragging the launcher from the applications menu to the panel | 07:15 |
ilovefairuz | dkannan: these are system libraries to run applications compiled for the 32- and 64-bit architectures | 07:16 |
dkannan | ilovefairuz: so if i have a 64 bit machine - i can make a /var/lib32 if i have compiled it to 32 bit? | 07:17 |
varun | @ ilovefairuz I tried that but there is another complication which is that there is a folder named chrome in /opt/google/ and there is a chrome launcher there but the one the bash uses is in /usr/bin/ | 07:18 |
ilovefairuz | dkannan: lib32 is to run 32bit applications on your 64bit OS | 07:18 |
greenmang0 | gschwepp: ok... but /etc/ldap/slapd.conf doesn't exist | 07:18 |
ilovefairuz | varun: type: 'which google-chrome' | 07:19 |
Plecebo | rafter, I think i'm on my way now... something is broken with this system, I'll be looking to fix it | 07:19 |
p1oooop | this is strange... I can ping from my internal network to my external network, but I cannot connect to a DNS server... | 07:19 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: dig google.com @8.8.8.8 | 07:19 |
Plecebo | rafter, thank you so much for your help :) | 07:19 |
p1oooop | ping? | 07:19 |
ilovefairuz | nope, dig | 07:20 |
p1oooop | dig? | 07:20 |
p1oooop | some random command? | 07:20 |
varun | @ilovefairuz I assume you mean I should type it in bash which is what i did and it says /usr/bin/google-chrome | 07:20 |
ilovefairuz | !man | p1oooop | 07:20 |
ubottu | p1oooop: The "man" command brings up the Linux manual pages for the command you're interested in. Try "man intro" at the command line, or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | Manpages online: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ | 07:20 |
p1oooop | not geting anything... | 07:20 |
p1oooop | :P | 07:20 |
rafter | Plecebo you are welcome good luck ps did u make the change in fstab | 07:20 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: no error messages? | 07:21 |
p1oooop | connection timed out ilovefairuz | 07:21 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: ok: mtr 8.8.8.8 | 07:21 |
Plecebo | rafter, im currently offloading my /home to my server and i'll be reinstalling fresh... just not comfortable with being locked out like that, so hopefully I'll not need it :) | 07:21 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: 'sudo' before that | 07:22 |
rafter | Plecebo ok bye | 07:22 |
p1oooop | ilovefairuz: I did... | 07:22 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: pastebin | 07:22 |
p1oooop | ilovefairuz: I can't ping my DNS servers... | 07:22 |
p1oooop | wtf. | 07:22 |
p1oooop | err... | 07:23 |
p1oooop | wth... | 07:23 |
FloodBot1 | p1oooop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:23 |
p1oooop | ;;connection timed out; no servers could be reached | 07:23 |
p1oooop | FloodBot1: sorry | 07:23 |
p1oooop | woah, 4 flood bots. | 07:24 |
p1oooop | :O | 07:24 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: is the default gateway setup correctly? check the output of 'route' | 07:24 |
p1oooop | yes. | 07:24 |
p1oooop | my network consists of 2 gateways | 07:25 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: can you ping a DNS server, like 8.8.8.8 ? | 07:25 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: pastebin the output of the mtr command | 07:25 |
p1oooop | 1 leading to the internal network, and another leading to the internal internal network | 07:25 |
p1oooop | and from my internal internal network, I can ping my internal network, but nothing beyond that... | 07:27 |
p1oooop | DNS servers included... | 07:27 |
p1oooop | perhaps it's something wrong with my configuration? | 07:27 |
varun | @ilovefairuz advise for me? | 07:27 |
classical_ | hey ppl i cant install bind from source ./configure works just fine but make says No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. | 07:27 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: it is possible. is ubuntu acting as the 'router' in your configuration? or is there an actual router? | 07:28 |
classical_ | there is a make file in my working directory actually :-))) | 07:28 |
iter | p1oooop: your internal internal router needs a route to 0.0.0.0 | 07:28 |
iter | p1oooop: that is to say a default gw | 07:28 |
ilovefairuz | varun: 'which google-chrome' will show you the full path that you should use in the launcher | 07:28 |
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p1oooop | iter: you mean my internal router? | 07:31 |
p1oooop | or something... | 07:31 |
DoubleString | hey all | 07:31 |
p1oooop | rdw200169: I'm using a ubuntu router | 07:31 |
p1oooop | "router" | 07:31 |
p1oooop | ;) | 07:31 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: a 0.0.0.0 route to the interface that routes to the internet | 07:31 |
doc|home | anyone had trouble with lirc under the 10.10 beta? | 07:32 |
p1oooop | ilovefairuz: i make one? | 07:32 |
p1oooop | what? | 07:32 |
DoubleString | guys, I'm having problems with plug'n'play for my mouse | 07:32 |
DoubleString | it works in other os'es | 07:32 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: pastebin the output of 'route' | 07:32 |
DoubleString | yet fails at ubuntu | 07:32 |
rww | doc|home: #ubuntu+1 for Ubuntu Maverick discussion and support | 07:32 |
DoubleString | works only in the case if the pc in restarted | 07:32 |
doc|home | rww: thank you sir | 07:32 |
Ardin | hey, anyone know if theres a way to dock pidgin to the side of the screen like you can in windows? | 07:32 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: well, you could make your life easy and NAT the internal-internal network into the internal network, then, ensuring you have a default route than points to the interface that runs into your internal network, everything should work | 07:33 |
classical_ | Someone help me please :-))) | 07:33 |
p1oooop | http://pastebin.com/EKTs4hPx | 07:33 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: this implies, of course, that no one on the internal network will be able to see anyone on the internal-internal network direclty | 07:33 |
p1oooop | rdw200169: that's what I did... | 07:33 |
avi_ | Hello, I want to install compiz-plugins-unsupported. They aren't in the repos. However, a while ago someone on here posted a link to a script he wrote that automatically downloads and installs them. Are you there, or does anyone know what I'm talking about? Thanks! | 07:34 |
p1oooop | sorry, I was being a bit ambiguous.. :P | 07:34 |
ilovefairuz | classical_: are you typing './configure' or 'make' ? | 07:34 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: yeah, we diagnosed that that was going to be an issue if you can't ping outside the internal-internal network | 07:34 |
classical_ | ilovefairuz, ./configure then make | 07:34 |
p1oooop | 192.168.1.1 is the gateway for my internal network, 192.168.0.1 is my router/gateway for internal internal | 07:34 |
p1oooop | rdw200169: I can, but I cannot ping outside of the internal network... | 07:35 |
ilovefairuz | p1oooop: i asked for the pastebin of 'route' not 'dig' and there should be a space before the @ | 07:35 |
p1oooop | perhaps my other gateway isn't being very friendly... | 07:35 |
classical_ | make says No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. but there is a make file and i'm in a working dir | 07:35 |
iter | p1oooop: on the internal internal do 'sudo route add default 192.168.1.1' | 07:35 |
p1oooop | iter: okay. | 07:35 |
trollboy | for some reason, I'm getting an invalid cert for dummy-enterprises.org when checking pop.gmail.com | 07:35 |
p1oooop | sure. | 07:35 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: yeah, i would have done it with ip, but that works too | 07:36 |
p1oooop | iter: no such device... 0.o | 07:36 |
p1oooop | SIOCADDRT: No such device | 07:36 |
Failican | hey, how do I change my desktop layout? right now i have like this, tabs on the right side of the screen and I what to have more like windows type of layout | 07:37 |
iter | p1oooop: hmm maybe I got syntax wrong-- try 'sudo add default gw 192.168.1.1' | 07:37 |
iter | p1oooop: you may also want to add the if there at the end, for example eth0 | 07:37 |
Failican | I would like to have the main menu on at the bottom | 07:37 |
ilovefairuz | classical_: type ./configure only and pastebin it's output | 07:38 |
Failican | not on the right side of the screen | 07:38 |
p1oooop | iter: okay. | 07:38 |
Shvonder | hi. Is it possible to tune dhcp server getting some information from dhcp-client but including its own WINS? | 07:38 |
n00bs4uce | I have a quick question on running Wow within wine on an Ati card, mainly concerning the fix for the post log in crash. | 07:39 |
classical_ | ilovefairuz, http://pastebin.com/qe2hfrga | 07:39 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: perhaps you would have more luck with: sudo ip route add default via 192.168.1.1 dev ethX | 07:39 |
blag | ilovefairuz: the ISO and the burned CD both md5sum just fine. are there any kernel flags that might help? | 07:40 |
fatsopit | hi all | 07:40 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: but you need to make sure that the 192.168.0.0/24 network is referenced in your route table... | 07:41 |
fatsopit | may I ask something for my ubuntu 8.04? | 07:41 |
varun | ilovefairuz I am using the same path in the launcher but it is not able to start the google voice plugin there but when running in bash the plugin starts | 07:42 |
ilovefairuz | classical_: sudo apt-get install libssl-dev ... and ./configure again.. pay attention to the last few lines | 07:42 |
fatsopit | hellooo? | 07:43 |
p1oooop | rdw200169: I must apologize to you and iter and ilovefairuz | 07:43 |
SilentDis | greetings | 07:43 |
gschwepp | !question | fatsopit | 07:43 |
ubottu | fatsopit: 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. :-) | 07:43 |
ilovefairuz | varun: what path are you using? and why don't you just drag and drop the launcher from menu? | 07:43 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: quite alright | 07:43 |
p1oooop | it was a stupid mistake I made... | 07:43 |
p1oooop | :P | 07:43 |
iter | :) | 07:43 |
p1oooop | I accidentally disabled my eth0 on my gateway | 07:43 |
rdw200169 | p1oooop: it works :) ! :) | 07:43 |
* p1oooop knocks head on wall | 07:43 | |
p1oooop | yes :) | 07:43 |
p1oooop | thanks :) | 07:43 |
p1oooop | and sorry :P | 07:43 |
FloodBot1 | p1oooop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:44 |
classical_ | ilovefairuz, oKay thanks im installing now :-) i dont know what i need to compile software from source beside gnu's c compiler gcc | 07:44 |
p1oooop | oops. | 07:44 |
n00bs4uce | !question | n00bs4uce | 07:44 |
ubottu | n00bs4uce, please see my private message | 07:44 |
ilovefairuz | !compile | classical_ | 07:45 |
ubottu | classical_: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 07:45 |
varun | @ilovefairuz I am using the correct path /usr/bin/google-chrome.I am not sure how but I have have another launcher present in /opt/google/google-chrome and the custom launcher somehow starts the second chrome even if I set the path for the first one ,or atleast that is what I assume. | 07:45 |
SilentDis | bit of a pre-emptive question here. Got a SSD drive on order. Looking to transfer the OS over. My plan was to boot LiveCD, format the SSD Ext4, mount sda1 and the SSD, then copy everything over. Set bios to boot the SSD, and then update /etc/fstab with the proper info. am i doing this right, or is there an easier/better way? | 07:45 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: I want some networking help too. Can I go ahead? | 07:45 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: sure, go ahead | 07:45 |
doug_ | on gwibber, i try to add facebook and it authorizes but after that there is no 'add' button | 07:46 |
doug_ | and it doesnt add it to the list of accounts | 07:46 |
ilovefairuz | varun: it's a symlink: /usr/bin/google-chrome: symbolic link to `/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome' | 07:46 |
n00bs4uce | I need help with the World of Warcraft Ati card post log in crash fix | 07:46 |
ilovefairuz | varun: just drag and drop the launcher | 07:46 |
classical_ | ubottu, Actually server is running on debian/lenny :-) | 07:47 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 07:47 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: I've got an adsl connection. I connect my router in PPPoE mode because there are other computers which need the connection too. My ISP provides a customer care service on http://192.168.117.7:8080/ but I am not able to access that when router is in PPPoE mode. When I connect in bridge mode and make a connection using pppoeconf, I can surf the customer care website. Any idea whats going wrong? | 07:47 |
varun | @ilovefairuz in that case why is the plugin working when using bash but not working when I use the launcher.I already dragged and dropped the launcher | 07:48 |
doug_ | now it says "An invalid API key was specified" in gwibber | 07:48 |
p1oooop | sudo apt-get install linux-source-2.6.32 && cd /usr/src/ && tar jxf linux-source-2.6.23.tar.bz && cd ./linux-source-2.6.32 && make menuconfig | 07:48 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: Local IP address of router is 192.168.1.1 | 07:48 |
p1oooop | woah, longest line I've ever written :P | 07:48 |
ilovefairuz | varun: probably depends on a hard-coded path | 07:48 |
ilovefairuz | classical_: use backports: http://packages.debian.org/lenny-backports/bind9 | 07:49 |
varun | @ilovefairuz thanks and how do I solve this problem? | 07:50 |
Chr|s | !compiz | 07:50 |
ubottu | Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 07:50 |
rww | classical_: Try #debian, then. | 07:50 |
classical_ | rww, there is limmit | 07:50 |
ilovefairuz | doug: twitter made some changes to their auth system, not sure if the fix is in ubuntu yet but try: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 07:50 |
p1oooop | let's see how my TFTP, NFS, DHCP, PXELINUX boot system works ;) | 07:51 |
rww | classical_: you need to register/identify with nickserv to join there right now. | 07:51 |
offsense01 | any advantage of using gnome-shell instead of the normal composition?? | 07:51 |
rww | ubottu: tell classical_ about register | 07:51 |
p1oooop | failure. | 07:51 |
ubottu | classical_, please see my private message | 07:51 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: simple answer: according to the rules of the internet, a 192.168.X.X subnet is Class C. this means that when you create a private there can not be a subnet larger than 255.255.255.0. Thus, i *know* with an ip of 192.168.1.1 you will not be able to access the 192.168.117.?/? network without some special routing tricks implemented at the ISP. 192.168... is a private network and unroutable on the internet proper. | 07:51 |
p1oooop | I didn't change my nfs share location after I did some stuff... | 07:51 |
p1oooop | :P | 07:51 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: So is there a solution for this problem? Can a change in IP of my router fix it? | 07:52 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network) should make more sense than me in this regard | 07:53 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: well, if you can get yourself on the 192.168.117.? network then yes | 07:53 |
p1oooop | it works! | 07:53 |
p1oooop | :D | 07:53 |
p1oooop | and now, to not talk to a brainless node directly... | 07:53 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: but, in this situation, it would be better if you contact your ISP and explain to them your situation. perhaps there is a workaround for accessing that Customer Service system | 07:54 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: Thanks, I'll try to contact the ISP. | 07:54 |
tracy69 | morning | 07:55 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: it seems to me rather silly that the ISP would offer access to a network that didn't also have some path to the Customer Service IP. then again, I see that you're getting a private IP from your ISP, so your problems are several fold... why aren't you receiving a routable IP from your ISP? | 07:55 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: I am not getting a Private IP from ISP. 192.168.1.1 is the IP of my private network. I mean, I use that IP to change router settings. The actual IP my router gets from my ISP is 113.199.x.x | 07:57 |
classical_ | ilovefairuz, i have installed thanks but now i want to uninstall it :-D how to do this ? | 07:58 |
tracy69 | dpac_, 192.168.1.1 this is router adress everyone has the same thats how u access your router settings it isnt your IT adress | 07:59 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: right right i missed that. | 07:59 |
greenmang0 | can anybody tell me how to setup ldap admin password? | 07:59 |
greenmang0 | rdw200169: ^^ | 07:59 |
dpac_ | tracy69: Yep, I know. :) | 07:59 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: regardless, what i was saying still applies. you need to find a route from 192.168.1.0/24 to 192.168.117.0/24 or whatever | 08:00 |
ilovefairuz | classical_: make uninstall | 08:00 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: when your modem/router is operating in bridge mode, of course you can access the remote admin address(es) | 08:00 |
felichas | Hi, when using IMAP, hiding some folders using Folder Subscriptions works fine, but I lose Folder Subscriptions settings after restarting evolution (v2.28.1) | 08:00 |
felichas | (talking about evolution, sorry) Is there a way to fix the folder subscription settings? | 08:01 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: really, you're not running into a 'problem'... this is more a consequence of the discord of function between a 'bridge' and 'router | 08:01 |
classical_ | ilovefairuz, make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'. Stop. | 08:01 |
p1oooop | hmm... | 08:01 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: If I am able to access it while in Bridge mode, my router should be able to access the page as well while in PPPoE mode, isn't it? There's a ping utility on router admin page which times out when I ping to 192.168.117.1 | 08:02 |
classical_ | uninstall file is not here :-( | 08:02 |
gartral | how do i clear the list of waiting programs too install? | 08:03 |
SilentDis | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dfDr2nSp - Going to transfer the OS to a new SSD drive. How do I setup the new drive partition as bootable? | 08:04 |
p1oooop | woah. I optimized the kernel too far... | 08:04 |
p1oooop | :P | 08:04 |
p1oooop | USB doesn't even work anymore... | 08:04 |
p1oooop | LOL | 08:04 |
cuddlefish | p1oooop: yeah, but look how much free memory you have! | 08:05 |
p1oooop | it barely works as it is... | 08:05 |
p1oooop | I can't even use my keyboard... | 08:05 |
p1oooop | haha! | 08:05 |
p1oooop | I think I disabled USB for some reason... | 08:06 |
p1oooop | :P | 08:06 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: no, not really. in bridge mode, your device thinks its a switch. this means that 'router' rules don't apply. once you throw in PPPoE it becomes a router | 08:06 |
p1oooop | 0.o | 08:06 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: the definitions of everything is rather vague. PPPoE involves more, like IP address assignment to the DSL modem etc... ... ... | 08:07 |
p1oooop | alright, back to reoptimization from the start :P... | 08:07 |
p1oooop | or maybe I'll do that later... | 08:07 |
p1oooop | yeah, I'm going to go do my homework... haha! | 08:07 |
p1oooop | bye hey, I got my whole server figured out today, that's worth something :D | 08:08 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: once you do PPPoE instead of bridge mode, your DSL modem becomes a router; thus, it can't route private networks (i.e. 192.168.117.?) on the external side. | 08:08 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: I am understanding this. Thanks. Its clearer to me now. | 08:08 |
SilentDis | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dfDr2nSp - Going to transfer the OS to a new SSD drive. How do I setup the new drive partition as bootable? | 08:09 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: if you don't like your DSL modem, just leave the sucker in bridge mode and put on a switch and get routable IP's to all the computers you want that way; or, put on a better router at the bridged DSL modem, thereby bypassing having your DSL modem act as a router. ... | 08:10 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: then, at least, you can have DMZ's or forwarded ports for user security i.e. firewalling | 08:11 |
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ITSCOTTER | hey is any one using aMSN? | 08:12 |
alabd | !compiz | 08:13 |
iceroot | !anyone | ITSCOTTER | 08:13 |
ubottu | Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 08:13 |
ubottu | ITSCOTTER: 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? | 08:13 |
ibrahim-kasem | ITSCOTTER: yes I am using it. | 08:13 |
ITSCOTTER | do you know how to copy the plugins to the aMSN folder because when i try it says in dont have to be root | 08:14 |
seidos | can i run autocad from wine? | 08:14 |
ITSCOTTER | i need to be root* sorry | 08:14 |
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dpac_ | rdw200169: This is all very confusing to me. Networking n00b here. I'm trying to catch up all the stuff. Thanks for all the help. It seems router tries to ping the ip on my private network of computer rather than the ISP network. | 08:15 |
ibrahim-kasem | ITSCOTTER: in a terminal type sudo nautilus then browse the files and folders make your necessary changes. | 08:15 |
bazhang | !gksudo | ibrahim-kasem | 08:16 |
ubottu | ibrahim-kasem: 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) | 08:16 |
alabd | Good day all , is using mms and mmsh against copyright law ? | 08:16 |
rww | alabd: Not that I'm aware. | 08:16 |
ITSCOTTER | cheers mate | 08:16 |
ibrahim-kasem | bazhang: thnx dude | 08:17 |
rdw200169 | dpac_: yup, that makes sense. according to the rules, your router is not allowed to send a packet destined for a private IP (i.e. 192.168.X.X) out to the internet... | 08:17 |
dpac_ | rdw200169: This makes a lot of sense. I see a routing configuration on my router. I'll try to configure that to fix this problem. | 08:18 |
Transmitter | The bot is discriminating against people who can't do math | 08:18 |
rdw200169 | Transmitter: you had to integrate the derivative function? | 08:19 |
ITSCOTTER | use a calculator | 08:19 |
SilentDis | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dfDr2nSp - Going to transfer the OS to a new SSD drive. How do I setup the new drive partition as bootable? | 08:19 |
Out`Of`Control | Hi, after UPDATE all my window borders are gone. How do i fix it? | 08:19 |
undifined | SilentDis, if you're just want to clone the disk to new ssd, the dd command may be fastest | 08:20 |
tracy69 | Out`Of`Control, are u useing compiz ? | 08:20 |
rafter | SilentDis: does fdisk work on a ssd | 08:20 |
Out`Of`Control | yes and compiz is not working too | 08:20 |
SilentDis | undifined: dd won't care if it's different sizes? (sda1 is ~20GiB right now, going on to a 55GiB partition) | 08:21 |
tracy69 | there in aplications is compiz icon click it | 08:21 |
tracy69 | and it wirk again | 08:21 |
Out`Of`Control | tracy69 All was working fine before i update it asked me to reboot | 08:21 |
SilentDis | rafter: from my understanding, SSDs now just appear as drives to linux. really, really fast drives :D | 08:21 |
undifined | SilentDis, yes there is a limit to the size of your ssd | 08:21 |
undifined | SilentDis, make sure you do not coppy too much :) | 08:22 |
SilentDis | undifined: no no, dd won't care if /dev/sda1 is 20GiB, /dev/sdx1 is 55GiB, right? | 08:22 |
ibrahim-kasem | can I adjust skype messages to appear in the system notifications area? | 08:22 |
SilentDis | undifined: /home is living on a 500GiB drive. Movies/music live on a 2TiB drive, backups on an external 1TiB drive, I'm good :) | 08:22 |
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Out`Of`Control | ? | 08:23 |
rafter | SilentDis: fdisk /dev/sda1 then make the partition bootable | 08:23 |
tracy69 | didnt found it Out`Of`Control ? | 08:23 |
undifined | SilentDis, then just put the limt command inthere to make sure | 08:23 |
Out`Of`Control | no sorry | 08:23 |
undifined | limit | 08:23 |
SilentDis | rafter: I intend to just use the partition tools off the LiveCD | 08:23 |
Out`Of`Control | I have compiz open what is next? | 08:23 |
tracy69 | Out`Of`Control, in your panel top of your screen applications than i dont remember in what one is compiz icon so u have to click it | 08:24 |
pie_time | what's sstp | 08:24 |
tracy69 | and u dont need to open compiz window | 08:24 |
SilentDis | undifined: well, if dd won't 'care' if it's going from small to large, I'll just do that then. shouldn't need much else :) | 08:24 |
undifined | SilentDis, do a disk check after dd on the sdd | 08:25 |
rafter | SilentDis: maybe a boot loader | 08:25 |
undifined | SilentDis, and check partioning | 08:26 |
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undifined | rafter, dd copiees all, including bootsector and partiontables | 08:26 |
SilentDis | undifined: maint stuff such as that are a given with me. I am just worried about getting the SSD bootable after I make the clone. as I said, I do intend to do it all from a LiveCD, to avoid potential problems. | 08:26 |
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rafter | k | 08:26 |
BODMAS | hi all | 08:27 |
BODMAS | pls a quick one | 08:27 |
Out`Of`Control | tracy69 I dont see any icon of compiz, Only CompizConfigSettings Manager In /System/Preferences | 08:27 |
undifined | SilentDis, dd if=/dev/slowdisk of=/dev/sdd-disk bs=4096 | 08:28 |
SilentDis | undifined: what's the bs=4096 for? | 08:29 |
BODMAS | how can i synchronise my rythmbox (i.e the music I'm playing to be my status)to my pidgin | 08:29 |
undifined | SilentDis, that will include bootsector and partioning | 08:29 |
undifined | SilentDis, blocksize | 08:29 |
undifined | SilentDis, it is the default for ext blocks | 08:30 |
SilentDis | undifined: ahh. problem with that, /dev/sda1 (20GiB) and /dev/sda2 (400GiB). I assume you mean /dev/slowdisk1 and /dev/ssd-disk1? | 08:30 |
SilentDis | undifined: the actual partitions, rather than the drives themselves. | 08:30 |
BODMAS | is anybody talking to me pls | 08:31 |
gschwepp | BODMAS: i can talk to you but i cant help you with your problem did you try asking google ? | 08:31 |
undifined | SilentDis, if you just wat to do partitions, you need to do bootsector seperate and pre-make partions on the ssd | 08:32 |
Out`Of`Control | How do i reset gnome settings? | 08:32 |
undifined | SilentDis, dd if=/dev/slowdisk of=/dev/sdd-disk bs=512 limit=512 | 08:32 |
SilentDis | undifined: I figured i'd have to, given my setup. look here, i outlined it: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dfDr2nSp | 08:32 |
undifined | SilentDis, that will do the bootsector | 08:33 |
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Fun_House | any idea why phpize would give me this when using it? I have run it from its absolute path as well -> Cannot find config.m4. | 08:33 |
Fun_House | Make sure that you run '/usr/bin/phpize' in the top level source directory of the module | 08:33 |
tasslehoff | I've formatted a disk with fat32 and ext2 partitions in linux, but windows doesn't recognize the fat32 partitions. The output from fdisk is http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/UAMUMvXS | 08:33 |
undifined | SilentDis, mind if we pm | 08:34 |
BODMAS | hi all | 08:34 |
pie_time | hi | 08:34 |
SilentDis | undifined: I'm just doing pre-setup. Usually, i like to keep stuff in channel, so others can learn, but tis your choice :) | 08:34 |
rdw200169 | BODMAS: this is what you're probably looking for. its pretty old, and probably won't work: http://jon.oberheide.org/pidgin-rhythmbox/ | 08:35 |
thelumberjack | I want to lock my computer from booting unless it has a usb stick inserted. Suggestions? | 08:36 |
iceroot | thelumberjack: encrypted hdds with the key on a usb-stick | 08:36 |
pie_time | iceroot, how do you do that | 08:37 |
BODMAS | can someone pls tell me how i can synchronise my my status on pidgin to the music im playing on rythmbox | 08:37 |
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iceroot | pie_time: encrypting the hdds and putting the key on the usb stick :) | 08:37 |
pie_time | iceroot, using what program | 08:37 |
bazhang | BODMAS, apt-cache search pidgin turns up pidgin-musictracker | 08:37 |
Funhouse | any ideas anyone? | 08:38 |
whosjose | whats your problem | 08:38 |
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rdw200169 | iceroot: i like that idea. | 08:38 |
alek | would that be ok? | 08:38 |
alek | :3 | 08:38 |
iceroot | pie_time: dm_crypt and luks | 08:38 |
rww | alek: if someone answered 'no'? I think it'd still go through, yeah. | 08:39 |
thelumberjack | hmmm will look that up thanks | 08:39 |
alek | heh funny | 08:39 |
rdw200169 | then, you just need a self destruct mechanism for the usb drive | 08:39 |
thelumberjack | thermite :P | 08:39 |
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BODMAS | @rdw200169 tanx but that wont work ive tried it once | 08:44 |
BODMAS | i just need a plugin | 08:44 |
BODMAS | and ive forgotten the name of that plugin | 08:44 |
BODMAS | ok bazhang | 08:44 |
bazhang | BODMAS, apt-cache search pidgin or ask in #pidgin | 08:45 |
BODMAS | tanx so much | 08:45 |
BODMAS | i tink that wld work | 08:45 |
leighman | hiya, anyone know a command I can use like apt-cache redepends but which only lists installed programs | 08:45 |
bazhang | leighman, dpkg -l | 08:46 |
yhc3l | So I'm stuck at work and forgot to start transmission on my ubuntu 9.10 computer. I have the webinterface up and running at port 8888 and everything works well once the application is started. unfortunately i can only get the application up and running via the ssh -X command. But as soon as I close the shell transmission quits and the webgui stops working. any suggestions? | 08:46 |
xio3 | what happened to oem install in 10.04? | 08:46 |
leighman | sorry, I want only the installed rdepends of a package | 08:46 |
BODMAS | bazhang hw can i join #pidgin? | 08:47 |
bazhang | BODMAS, /join #pidgin | 08:47 |
xio3 | when i boot off the alternative cd or the desktop cd i don't see in the boot menu and option for oem install any more- did they get rid of it in 10.04/10.04.1? | 08:48 |
BODMAS | ok good | 08:48 |
BODMAS | tanx man | 08:48 |
leighman | I needed the --installed tag | 08:48 |
xio3 | does anybody know what happened to the oem install in ubuntu 10.04? | 08:51 |
tracy69 | no what happen xio3 ? | 08:52 |
Funhouse | when compiling a program | 08:52 |
Funhouse | how do i make it so i can add a shortcut so i dotn have to use full path name to binary | 08:53 |
xio3 | tracy69- it went byebye as far as i can tell! | 08:53 |
xio3 | tracy69- actually i think they moved it i just can't find it | 08:53 |
xio3 | tracy69- and i can't find any documentation on where they moved it | 08:53 |
tracy69 | <Funhouse> create launcher is its application | 08:53 |
tracy69 | if its application | 08:54 |
tracy69 | thats what u want to do Funhouse ? | 08:54 |
Funhouse | tracy69 with the command line yes | 08:54 |
tracy69 | if its app in terminal sure u can create launcher | 08:55 |
Transmitter | Ok cool. I've adjusted my bot to parse the question and do the math. Whew. | 08:55 |
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bazhang | Transmitter, what bot | 08:55 |
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Transmitter | my bot | 08:56 |
Transmitter | why do you ask? | 08:56 |
bazhang | Transmitter, in this channel? | 08:56 |
Transmitter | oh, of course not. That would contravene the regulations | 08:56 |
Transmitter | oh my | 08:56 |
rww | !ot | Transmitter | 08:56 |
ubottu | Transmitter: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 08:56 |
bazhang | Transmitter, have a support question? | 08:57 |
tracy69 | Transmitter, who are you ? | 08:57 |
tracy69 | Transmitter, hacker? working for NSA or the KGB ? | 08:57 |
Transmitter | bazhang I'm afraid we should discuss this in the off topic channel. I will allow you to PM me if you need to | 08:57 |
Transmitter | let's stay OT | 08:57 |
tracy69 | :) | 08:57 |
n00bs4uce | I need some help with the post log in crash for World of Warcraft within Wine on the ATI graphics card | 08:57 |
tracy69 | n00bs4uce, i have ati too | 08:58 |
iceroot | n00bs4uce: #winehq is a better place i think | 08:58 |
n00bs4uce | kk ty | 08:58 |
Mark__ | Hi, I need help with a 10.04 prob after updates. Can't use keyboard or touchpad in xsession login. Is this OK place to ask? | 08:59 |
Transmitter | yep. Works well :) | 08:59 |
Transmitter | I can go now. My bot will stay | 08:59 |
Transmitter | bazhang please kick me | 08:59 |
Transmitter | That's how I leave. | 08:59 |
Transmitter | bazhang I have told you to kick me. | 09:00 |
Transmitter | You will comply. | 09:00 |
X-2 | Critical error. | 09:00 |
Transmitter | If anyone else would like the patch for the bot, do not hesitate to PM me | 09:00 |
Transmitter | bazhang and, in future, I would suggest you do not try to engage people in OT conversations within the channel | 09:01 |
bazhang | Transmitter, please stay on topic | 09:02 |
tracy69 | Transmitter, what does OT mean? | 09:02 |
tracy69 | off topic? | 09:02 |
Transmitter | tracy69 it means what bazhang was doing earlier. | 09:02 |
KeNako | Hi Eveyrone! | 09:03 |
KeNako | Just jumping into it, I have to go to work soon | 09:03 |
tracy69 | KeNako, hi | 09:03 |
KeNako | Hi Tracy | 09:03 |
tracy69 | dont go stay here pls KeNako | 09:03 |
KeNako | So I am very new to Ubuntu...and was looking to study it a little further, I have downloaded some text books of teh net, namely LPIC-1 Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide~tqw~_darksiderg | 09:04 |
undifined | bazhang, a shame you did not +b as well | 09:04 |
KeNako | Is this a good place to start? Or ca somebody advise me of somethign else? | 09:05 |
nouse | n | 09:05 |
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ajh5140 | i have a question: my screen is incredibly jittery | 09:06 |
ajh5140 | is there something i could do about that? | 09:06 |
billy | hi folks - have a computer that wont boot usb sticks - grub2 is installed on hdd & working fine - can i configure grub to boot from the usbb stick? | 09:06 |
bazhang | billy, set that in bios | 09:07 |
Out`Of`Control | Any one can help me. My window borders are gone. | 09:07 |
whosjose | Anyone have a valid software url in eclipse? | 09:07 |
KeNako | soz was kicked off | 09:07 |
KeNako | anyone advise on traing route? | 09:07 |
bazhang | billy, but you can use grub2 to boot an iso on the hdd | 09:07 |
billy | bazhang: i just said the computer wont boot from usb devices - not supported! | 09:07 |
Out`Of`Control | I am using gnome Ubuntu 64 bit window borders gone. | 09:08 |
tracy69 | KeNako, there on the internet is so much info about ubuntu when i first started i just used google ubuntu forum | 09:08 |
billy | bazhang: not interested | 09:08 |
tracy69 | never used any books etc | 09:08 |
rdw200169 | KeNako: use it. that has been my best instructor | 09:08 |
KeNako | I see all the stuff, but would liek a more structure dapproach | 09:09 |
KeNako | but hey, will carry on carrying on and see where I get | 09:09 |
rdw200169 | KeNako: well, Debian has some *fantastic* manuals that have a structured approach | 09:09 |
bazhang | !manual | KeNako try this | 09:10 |
ubottu | KeNako try this: 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/ | 09:10 |
rdw200169 | KeNako: or this: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/ | 09:10 |
d4rkc4st | I am somewhat unable to get the 'savedefault' option working with Grub 1.98 .... [GRUB_DEFAULT=saved ; GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true] ... Ubuntu 10.04 LTS ... any food for thought? | 09:11 |
datune | Does anybody know why (for example) top reports global cpu usage as follows: CPU 1: 1%, CPU 2: 3%, BUT shows 100% cpu usage for rm ? | 09:12 |
iceroot | datune: that is %WA (io wait time) | 09:13 |
iceroot | datune: look in top for %sys %user and %wa | 09:14 |
iceroot | datune: normally %wa is the problem why a system is slow, because the cpu is waiting for the io devices like the hdd | 09:14 |
datune | iceroot: Thanks, I'll look into it. I am having some weird troubles with my Virtual Ubuntu Server on a ESX Server, it performs extremely poor, and for days I can't seem to find the cause... | 09:15 |
iceroot | datune: we are running esx here to and the main problem is the io | 09:16 |
lordleemo | lordleemo@linux-elite:~$ cone | 09:16 |
lordleemo | Have a nice day. | 09:16 |
lordleemo | lordleemo@linux-elite:~$ sudo apt-get update | 09:16 |
lordleemo | [sudo] password for lordleemo: | 09:16 |
lordleemo | Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com lucid Release.gpg | 09:16 |
FloodBot1 | lordleemo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 09:16 |
lordleemo | Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid/main Translation-en_GB | 09:16 |
datune | iceroot: I was afraid of that, but still, it#s basically not usable. Our production servers are dedicated machines, no problems what so ever, but I wanted to move my dev and test server onto ESX, but looks like I will have to go back to another dedicated... | 09:17 |
d4rkc4st | d4rkc4st | 09:18 |
datune | iceroot: This has to be a specific Ubuntu problem though, cause we have like 30 CentOS machines running on that same esx, with no problems... | 09:18 |
Mark__ | Hi, I need help with a 10.04 prob after updates. Can't use keyboard or touchpad in xsession login (Grub is OK). Is this the right place to ask? | 09:22 |
tracy69 | <Mark__> do you see cursor? | 09:22 |
Mark__ | I see the graphical user logins, I just can't select anything as the touchpad and keyboard seem to be frozen | 09:23 |
DIFTOW | Hey, I have a quick question. I have 8 GB of system ram. How much HDD partition space for Swap drive? | 09:23 |
tracy69 | sometimes somethign freeze cuz u have to reinstall graphic card dirver if u upgraded kernel | 09:23 |
Slart | DIFTOW: is this a laptop? will you be using hibernation? | 09:24 |
tracy69 | Mark__, can u boot in safe graphic mode? | 09:24 |
DIFTOW | Desktop, and yes. | 09:24 |
Mark__ | no, that seems to hang | 09:24 |
Slart | DIFTOW: then at least 8 GB.. ie the same as the internal memory | 09:24 |
rww | DIFTOW: if you want hibernation, you need as much contiguous swap space as memory you'll be using. so, to be on the safe side, 8GB or more. | 09:25 |
DIFTOW | Should I do more than 8? Or is more than 8 not needed? | 09:25 |
ljsoftnet | whats an alternative to macromedia flash, in creating flash or websites? | 09:25 |
ljsoftnet | whats an alternative to macromedia flash, in creating flash on websites? | 09:25 |
Funhouse | wheres a good folder to install your programs? | 09:25 |
rww | DIFTOW: assuming you're not tight on hard-disk space, I'd throw a little bit extra on there, just to avoid the partition creator rounding down and messing things up | 09:25 |
Slart | DIFTOW: not sure.. I would go with a little extra.. 10 GB or so | 09:25 |
rww | !ot | ljsoftnet | 09:25 |
ubottu | ljsoftnet: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 09:25 |
DIFTOW | i have 1 TB | 09:26 |
Slart | Funhouse: I use /opt for special hand installed stuff | 09:26 |
ljsoftnet | rww: why am i off topic? | 09:26 |
xio3 | i found it i found it | 09:26 |
bazhang | ljsoftnet, there is none for linux | 09:26 |
Funhouse | slart ah ok | 09:26 |
xio3 | f4 on the laternative cd gives you the oem install option | 09:26 |
ljsoftnet | bazhang, really, on creating flash on websites? | 09:27 |
DIFTOW | Thank you for help. Install time :X | 09:27 |
bazhang | ljsoftnet, none | 09:27 |
Mark__ | tracy69: no, I can't boot into safe graphic mode. It seems to hang and I don't get to login | 09:28 |
tracy69 | Mark__, dont knwo what else we could do. there can be many reasons u cant boot | 09:30 |
Mark__ | tracy69: Thx. I'll try on Ubuntuforums. | 09:30 |
tracy69 | Mark__, what graphic card do you have? | 09:31 |
tracy69 | could please someone make coffee two sugar not milk for me ? | 09:32 |
rww | #ubuntu-offtopic might, though I wouldn't drink it afterwards if I were you. | 09:32 |
ZaxEZ | sure, you got 4 buks to pay for it | 09:33 |
ZaxEZ | :P | 09:33 |
rww | x-izzy: there you go | 09:33 |
x-izzy | hmn | 09:33 |
Mark__ | tracy69: hmmm... not sure. I've had trouble with the Graphics card with Lucid, but I don't think that is the problem, as I see the graphics change as login comes up. I think this is with touchpad and keyboard | 09:33 |
x-izzy | rww sup | 09:33 |
tracy69 | Mark__, u see login doesnt mean your graphic work:) | 09:36 |
acidflash | hi guys | 09:37 |
acidflash | i am having some trouble with libevent on ubuntu, i cant seem to get it to work, does anyone have any experience with libevent | 09:37 |
x-izzy | acidflash hi how are you doing? | 09:37 |
tracy69 | bonjour acidflash | 09:37 |
acidflash | x-izzy: not too bad, you, | 09:37 |
acidflash | tracy69: bonjour | 09:37 |
tracy69 | :) | 09:37 |
acidflash | tracy69: commen ca va ? | 09:38 |
x-izzy | acidflash good | 09:38 |
tracy69 | si mucho bien | 09:38 |
tracy69 | :) | 09:38 |
tracy69 | hehehe | 09:38 |
acidflash | tracy69: tu habla espanol ? | 09:38 |
tracy69 | im mixing sorry | 09:38 |
acidflash | yeah i noticed :) | 09:38 |
tracy69 | si um poco amigo | 09:38 |
JohnHeikkila | tracy69: Please move to #ubuntu-offtopic for offtopic chats | 09:41 |
acidflash | JohnHeikkila: do you have any experience with libevent | 09:41 |
JohnHeikkila | acidflash: Some | 09:41 |
acidflash | JohnHeikkila: ok well basically this is whats happening, i have tried using apt-get install and tried compiling from source | 09:42 |
Chr|s | how do I install login themes? art-manager does not work for me | 09:42 |
JohnHeikkila | acidflash: Go on | 09:42 |
acidflash | JohnHeikkila: i want to ./configure a program to use libevent, but when i point to the dir where libevent is, it NEVER seems to be able to find it | 09:42 |
acidflash | JohnHeikkila: with apt-get it was in /usr/lib and with source install i made --prefix=/usr/local/ so it installed to /usr/local/lib | 09:42 |
JohnHeikkila | Yes | 09:43 |
acidflash | is there something im supposed to do to initiate the libevent? why cant any configure files find it ? | 09:43 |
JohnHeikkila | hmmm...it could be that it adds a /lib before the libevent | 09:43 |
acidflash | i am running as root | 09:43 |
acidflash | JohnHeikkila: so try /usr/local/lib/ ? | 09:43 |
acidflash | with the extra / ? | 09:43 |
JohnHeikkila | You could try | 09:44 |
acidflash | checking for libevent... configure: error: Cannot find the libevent library in /usr/local/lib/ | 09:44 |
JohnHeikkila | Are you using an 64 bit machine? | 09:44 |
acidflash | yes sir | 09:44 |
JohnHeikkila | then it's lib64, not lib | 09:45 |
JohnHeikkila | At least should be if your ubuntu is 64 bit | 09:45 |
acidflash | hrmm whats the commadn to find out ubuntu version ? | 09:46 |
JohnHeikkila | lscpu | 09:47 |
JohnHeikkila | No wait, that's the cpu | 09:47 |
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rww | !version | 09:47 |
ubottu | To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy <package> » | 09:47 |
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rww | yrgd: turn that off, please. | 09:47 |
Putr | hey people.. i'm formating a disk with truecrypt... what file system should i use? ext3 or ext4 ? | 09:47 |
acidflash | ubuntu 9.10 karmic | 09:47 |
acidflash | doesnt mention x64 anywhere | 09:48 |
JohnHeikkila | Does it say "No LSB modules available"? | 09:48 |
acidflash | Putr: extension 4 imho offers better performance then ext3 | 09:48 |
rww | acidflash: to find out architecture, "uname -m", i686 = 32-bit | 09:48 |
acidflash | yes | 09:48 |
Putr | acidflash: that's what i whanted to know, thanks! | 09:48 |
JohnHeikkila | and x86_64= 64-bit | 09:48 |
acidflash | its 32 bit | 09:48 |
acidflash | Putr: i have spent long hours reading about ext3, ext4, btrfs, etc... | 09:49 |
JohnHeikkila | Then it's not lib64. I can't help you with the libevent, I'm sorry :( | 09:49 |
acidflash | Putr: google "ext4" performance tweaks | 09:49 |
acidflash | JohnHeikkila: no problem | 09:49 |
avi_ | Hey guys, I'm using Wordpress+Apache2+vsftpd on Lucid. Everything works great, except for ftp+wordpress. For example, if I need have the wordpress web UI install a theme (which means writing to /var/www/wordpress), it asks for FTP login details. The only FTP account I have is my account, which obviously doesn't have write access to there. So how can I either make another account that can write to there or enable a "root" ftp account? Thank | 09:49 |
avi_ | s! | 09:49 |
Putr | acidflash: will do | 09:50 |
cherva | can someone tell me how to make iptables drop the connection if the ip IS NOT xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx | 09:51 |
xiaclo | acidflash: do you have libevent installed? or libevent-dev? | 09:51 |
acidflash | xiaclo: i had both man | 09:51 |
acidflash | xiaclo: right now i installed libevent from src, not libevent-dev | 09:52 |
acidflash | xiaclo: libevent version is 1.4.14b | 09:53 |
xiaclo | acidflash: where is event.h? ... the official package has it at /usr/include/ | 09:54 |
acidflash | you want me to look for it ? | 09:54 |
xiaclo | acidflash: find /usr/include -name event.h | 09:55 |
acidflash | nada | 09:56 |
xiaclo | acidflash try find /usr -name event.h ... although that will take a bit longer | 09:56 |
vlad__ | hello | 09:57 |
acidflash | its in /usr/local/include | 09:57 |
saulus | hi. for 2 days I struggle with grub2. After reboot I always get to the bash prompt. I know how to manually start my machine from there but I dont understand why the menu does not show up. Any ideas? I have /boot on the / partition on a lvm2 on a raid1. | 09:59 |
avi_ | I have given a user CHOWN of a directory, and he can create files in it. However, when that user logins in via FTP, he cannot. What gives? | 09:59 |
saulus | the ubuntu-server installer did not get it | 09:59 |
glebihan | avi_, FTP permissions are specific | 10:00 |
acidflash | xiaclo: its in /usr/local/include | 10:00 |
glebihan | avi_, what FTP server are you using ? | 10:00 |
avi_ | glebihan, And therefore not attached to chowning and stuff? | 10:00 |
avi_ | glebihan, vsftpd | 10:00 |
misher | saulus: can you update grub with update-grub? | 10:00 |
avi_ | glebihan, Though I can change it if you feel there's a better choice. | 10:00 |
datune | is it normal for Ubuntu running on ESX not being able to read the disk tables, cause I found the following errors in my syslog: -snip- [sda] Test WP failed, assume Write Enabled -/snip- | 10:01 |
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glebihan | avi_, I don't know vsftpd do I couldn't tell if there's a better, I'm used to proftpd | 10:01 |
acidflash | avi_: check the conf, it probably has read-only enabled | 10:02 |
avi_ | glebihan, That was the other one I read about in googling.. I installed vsftpd because that's what the Ubuntu man suggested, but it looked like it hadn't been updated in years. I'll install proftpd | 10:02 |
xiaclo | acidflash: try adding /usr/local as a prefix to the configure script, or /usr/local/include | 10:03 |
glebihan | avi_, in that case also install gproftd, it's the GUI for administration of the server | 10:03 |
glebihan | avi_, *gproftpd* | 10:03 |
vlad__ | Hi folks, I am about to install ubuntu 10.04 from my live dvd. I have three drives, sda-sdc. Sda is vista, I want to keep it in dualboot. Sdc is available, formated to reiserfs {just for fun}. I have tried installing ubuntu x before, but grub never started after installation. I had to repair mbr with vista dvd and install linux again. Where do I install the bootloader to keep both systems in dualboot? I have teamviewer ready in case anyone | 10:03 |
vlad__ | would look at my system. Also I wanted to know if there is any advantage in using reiserfs over ext4. | 10:03 |
avi_ | glebihan, removed and install proftpd. | 10:03 |
glebihan | avi_, as a matter of fact the name is now gadmin-proftpd | 10:03 |
acidflash | xiaclo: no luck, same error.. | 10:04 |
ikonia | *!*@p5B2A4F28.dip.t-dialin.net$#ubuntu-ops *!*@84.79.109.111$#ubuntu-ops *!*@host18-62-dynamic.33-79-r.retail.telecomitalia.it$#ubuntu-ops | 10:04 |
ikonia | oops | 10:04 |
acidflash | xiaclo: its almost as if libevent is not active or something ??? | 10:04 |
avi_ | glebihan, without ANY modifications, it worked flawlessly. | 10:04 |
glebihan | avi_, nice :) | 10:04 |
acidflash | xiaclo: it should still be able to find the library though shouldnt it ?? | 10:04 |
saulus | misher: I did but it did not solve the bug | 10:04 |
avi_ | glebihan, wordpress installed the theme via FTP via web UI | 10:04 |
darkas | hi | 10:05 |
xiaclo | acidflash: it should | 10:05 |
avi_ | glebihan, That's awesome. Thanks for your help! Any idea why vsftpd was being silly? | 10:05 |
vlad__ | hi darkas | 10:05 |
acidflash | xiaclo: have you installed anything with the "--with-libevent=[libeventdir]" prefix and had it work ? | 10:05 |
glebihan | avi_, you're welcome, and I don't know, and probably something in the configuration, I've read that vsftpd has allow lists for different operations, so maybe it was that | 10:06 |
sometux | How to get ubuntu stickers? | 10:06 |
JohnHeikkila | http://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=125 | 10:06 |
xiaclo | acidflash: nope, never worked with libevent before, but not finding things is a generic compile problem, and isn't related to libevent specifically | 10:06 |
vlad__ | nooo idea, i didnt know you coud get stickers | 10:06 |
acidflash | xiaclo: yeah i know :D | 10:06 |
acidflash | xiaclo: its a .so file, does that help.. or it should be anyways | 10:07 |
ajh5140 | Hey Op | 10:07 |
misher | saulus: can you remember after what actions this arised? | 10:07 |
vlad__ | Hi folks, I am about to install ubuntu 10.04 from my live dvd. I have three drives, sda-sdc. Sda is vista, I want to keep it in dualboot. Sdc is available, formated to reiserfs {just for fun}. I have tried installing ubuntu x before, but grub never started after installation. I had to repair mbr with vista dvd and install linux again. Where do I install the bootloader to keep both systems in dualboot? I have teamviewer ready in case anyone | 10:07 |
vlad__ | would look at my system. Also I wanted to know if there is any advantage in using reiserfs over ext4. | 10:07 |
avi_ | glebihan, Makes sense. I'm no sysadmin (i'm 14 lol) but I would just assume that it would make the most sense for FTP users to have the same rights as they would in a shell. | 10:07 |
ajh5140 | Transmitter is just about the most helpful guy I've ever met | 10:07 |
ajh5140 | quite patient too | 10:07 |
silv3r_m00n | hi there | 10:07 |
ajh5140 | I don't think you pay him enough | 10:08 |
glebihan | avi_, permissions are more configurable on FTP than on the base file system | 10:08 |
rww | !ot | ajh5140 | 10:08 |
ubottu | ajh5140: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 10:08 |
ajh5140 | ahhh okay op | 10:08 |
silv3r_m00n | google chrome on karmic koala doesn't display hindi fonts , firefox is showing the fonts fine , how do fix ? | 10:08 |
darkas | I'm having a problem with wine on 10.4: I don't have any 3D acceleration, but I do have it outside of wine (compiz runs for example). I have an Intel hd Graphics chip | 10:09 |
barisubuntu | i want a try google go language but i cant | 10:09 |
barisubuntu | how i can this? | 10:09 |
glebihan | darkas, try #winehq | 10:09 |
darkas | glebihan: ok | 10:09 |
vlad__ | can someone give me a hand with installing ubuntu? | 10:10 |
soreau | darkas: If compiz is working you have 3D working. What does 'sudo apt-get install mesa-utils && glxinfo|grep renderer' show? | 10:10 |
avi_ | glebihan, Right, but shouldn't ftp users have at least the same rights as shell ones? | 10:10 |
soreau | darkas: Chances are, you need to download some directX installer and install it with wine | 10:10 |
darkas | soreau: OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) IGDNG_M GEM 20091221 2009Q4 | 10:10 |
xiaclo | acidflash: you can try moving them or symlinking them into /usr/include ... i can't seem to find the variable that has the include paths | 10:10 |
glebihan | avi_, in fact they have at *most* the same rights | 10:10 |
soreau | darkas: Right so install direct x and have fun | 10:11 |
darkas | soreau: ok, thanks :) | 10:11 |
barisubuntu | hello guys | 10:11 |
glebihan | avi_, that's a security matter, file system permissions cannot be ignored | 10:11 |
avi_ | glebihan, Oooh. I see I see. That's so obvious, when I think about it :) | 10:12 |
acidflash | FUDGE ME | 10:12 |
barisubuntu | i want try google go programmin language but i cant this. i see 1 error on compiling. How can i this? | 10:12 |
acidflash | xiaclo: you want to know what the problem was ? | 10:12 |
acidflash | xiaclo: it AUTOMATICALLY looks for lib\libevent | 10:12 |
avi_ | glebihan, The good news is I got apache+lamp+ftp+wordpress all running in < 20 minutes. | 10:12 |
acidflash | xiaclo: so when i put /usr/local/lib | 10:12 |
glebihan | avi_, nice :) | 10:12 |
acidflash | xiaclo: its looking for /usr/local/lib/lib/libevent* | 10:12 |
avi_ | glebihan, Yeah the modularity and power of ubuntu/Linux never ceases to amaze me. Boggles my mind how it manages all those daemons and stuff totally elegantly and seamlessly, with literally NO user input..! | 10:13 |
xiaclo | acidflash: heh, figures ... got it working then? | 10:14 |
acidflash | xiaclo: yes sir, thanks for your help | 10:14 |
glebihan | avi_, it's taken a lot of hard work to get there | 10:14 |
acidflash | xiaclo: checked the configure file, and immediately noticed that small misconception | 10:14 |
avi_ | glebihan, And it really does show. It kills me that more people don't use it though. It's literally perfect for the kids of the world.. learn about computers, security, and good administrative practice in an easy and "fun" environment... | 10:15 |
saulus | misher: this happened after a clean ubuntu-server 10.04 installation on a lvm2(raid1(/dev/sda /dev/sdb)) | 10:16 |
glebihan | avi_, yes but for many personal computers, linux is missing some more games... | 10:16 |
saulus | misher: I manually can boot the system when passing the right commands to grub2. #grub2 told me that the grub-menu is missing because of a wrong prefix. | 10:16 |
saulus | misher: thats what I am examing now | 10:17 |
mortsmel | guys, i'm trying to figure out an issue with my bridge that i setup between eth1 and eth2. the bridge is working fine... as in bridging raffic ... however mail, http, all say that they're coming from the ip of the bridge filter box when looking at logging and a tcpdump ... why? my iptables is completely empty... | 10:17 |
avi_ | glebihan, That is true. But I really don't see PC gaming lasting much longer. Consoles, especially mobile ones, are a MUCH more logical alternative, with almost no down side. Though I myself don't use consoles and still keep a W7 partition around for Call of Duty.. shh.. ;) | 10:17 |
glebihan | avi_, :) | 10:18 |
vlad__ | avi how are the games in wine performing? | 10:18 |
xiaclo | this is kind of off-topic, but the new VMware is actually quite nice for gaming ... I've got windows 7 running in a vmware, and it's decent performance, with no wine compatibility issues =) | 10:19 |
vlad__ | sorry fot the ot question | 10:19 |
xiaclo | vlad: wine performance isn't usually an issue, it's getting the games to work properly in the first place ... what does work, usually works very well =) | 10:20 |
avi_ | vlad__, Well, I (who like many Ubuntu/Linux users) who likes to mess around with software, don't find it much of a problem. But its not really a viable alternative for games because of the extreme hacking needed to get good preformance out of them. I've gotten Starcraft I working flawlessly, and Call of Duty 4 worked pretty well for a while. But for normal apps, wine works great. It's just the porting of DirectX and all those wrappers that | 10:20 |
avi_ | gums up the works.. | 10:20 |
sacarlson | mortsmel: I'm not sure I see your problem. it sounds like it works normally. when you bridge you make 2 ethernets act as one with the same ip and mac as far as I know. | 10:21 |
vlad__ | avi thanks, I was eager to know if I could run MS flight simulator X in wine :D | 10:21 |
mortsmel | sacarlson: the idea is for it to be transparent. | 10:22 |
vlad__ | avi, xiaclo, would you guys mind giving me a tip about how to install ubuntu? | 10:23 |
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avi_ | vlad__, Sure. And if you're unsure about certain app's compatibility in Wine, just search the "wine app-db", it has literally thousands of applications that have been reviewed for compatibility with Wine. | 10:24 |
vlad__ | avi, I am about to install ubuntu 10.04 from my live dvd. I have three drives, sda-sdc. Sda is vista, I want to keep it in dualboot. Sdc is available, formated to reiserfs {just for fun}. I have tried installing ubuntu x before, but grub never started after installation. I had to repair mbr with vista dvd and install linux again. Where do I install the bootloader to keep both systems in dualboot? I have teamviewer ready in case anyone would | 10:25 |
vlad__ | look at my system. Also I wanted to know if there is any advantage in using reiserfs over ext4. | 10:25 |
avi_ | vlad__, And you'll have to give more information about wanting to install ubumtu :) | 10:25 |
vlad__ | thnx :D | 10:25 |
dodi | what can I do when the touchpad doesn't work? | 10:25 |
avi_ | dodi, Plug in a mouse? :D | 10:25 |
dodi | I just was away and had forgotten my mouse, and then I noticed that the touchpad is not working properly | 10:26 |
ectospasm | dodi: make sure the touchpad is enabled | 10:26 |
dodi | it's okay in the login dialog, but no more when I'm logged in | 10:27 |
xiaclo | vlad__, two ways to do that ... one, you can install grub on your main drive (sda) and pass off to windows using grub (it should detect it during the install) or you can install grub on sdc and choose which hard drive to boot to using your bios boot order | 10:27 |
avi_ | vlad__, Hmmm.. So my thought would to be to install it to the default location. | 10:27 |
dodi | perhaps login uses BIOS? | 10:27 |
avi_ | vlad__, Have you considered Wubi? | 10:27 |
fdfviu | HI, How to set up vim-gnome with vim 7.3? | 10:28 |
vlad__ | avi yes, wubi works fine, it just limits me to max 30 gb of linux space, I wanted to learn it the "correct" way, but got stuck with grub not loading twice | 10:28 |
misher | saulus: you can try to add your commands within menuentry block in /etc/grub.d/*custom file | 10:28 |
xiaclo | mortsmel: it should be transparent ... briding shouldn't change anything at all about the traffic, it should make the interfaces act like a switch | 10:28 |
misher | saulus: and update grub again | 10:28 |
vlad__ | avi the default location would be sda? | 10:28 |
xiaclo | mortsmel: try a command for me, sudo iptables -vnL -t nat | 10:29 |
vlad__ | xiaclo, how do I pass of to windows? | 10:29 |
dodi | ectospasm, how can I force an hardware check, to install the touchpad driver? | 10:30 |
xiaclo | vlad__ during the install it should detect your windows installation before it installs grub, it will list what is detected, and then ask if this is everything ... make sure windows is listed in there before installing grub | 10:30 |
xiaclo | vlad__ as long as it detects it, you shouldnt have an issue, it will install grub over the windows mbr, then grub will give you an option to boot into windows or ubuntu | 10:30 |
vlad__ | xiaclo, I thought so too, but twice, installing in default settings though selecting sdc as linux drive failed either to install or initialize grub, i am afraid to do it just by guessing :-) | 10:31 |
saulus | misher: ty. I did lots of stuff, also changing device order in bios. It just booted for the first time. There is still no menu, but the system is booting, at least | 10:31 |
vlad__ | how can I make sure it loads? | 10:31 |
vlad__ | :D | 10:31 |
ectospasm | dodi: I don't know off the top of my head, and my laptop isn't here | 10:32 |
Kimiskov | hi, I want to scan my windows drive for virus. What anti virus program will you recommand for Ubuntu? | 10:40 |
glebihan | Kimiskov, the only one I know is CLAM, it works quite well | 10:41 |
glebihan | Kimiskov, but I don't know how it'll handle scanning your Windows system | 10:41 |
Kimiskov | As I know Clam Is e-mail orintated! | 10:42 |
Kimiskov | orienteded | 10:42 |
glebihan | Kimiskov, well yes it's its main function, but it also does file system scans | 10:43 |
seyfi | Hello, I used to change app language from terminal in the past like this ==> LC_ALL=fr_FR.utf8 gedit <== but it's not working now (karmic). Why? (locale -a command shows fr_FR support) | 10:43 |
glebihan | seyfi, you have to set the LANGUAGE variable to "fr" | 10:44 |
Kimiskov | ok, then I will give it a try. Just wondering why they dont write anything about hard drives, but anyway. | 10:44 |
seyfi | glebihan: ok, thanks, so LC_ALL and LANG vars are obsolete now? | 10:45 |
glebihan | seyfi, no LANG is still used | 10:45 |
glebihan | seyfi, actually, I'm myself having some trouble understanding the use of each variable | 10:46 |
glebihan | seyfi, but I know that using both LANGUAGE and LANG works | 10:46 |
seyfi | glebihan: LANG does not work for me, only LANGUAGE did. Anyway thanks. | 10:47 |
glebihan | seyfi, you're welcome | 10:47 |
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zealiod | i have a new dvi tv that im using with ubuntu, how ever all i see in monitors is default monitor... how can i configure it to see the TV? | 10:49 |
xiaclo | Kimiskov clam was designed to scan emails, but can be used for just about anything, you can even get a win32 version of it now to run directly on windows, just without the automated features of most windows antivirus software | 10:50 |
bambr | hi, i'm compiling one program on 64bit platform and get error about: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgzstream from | 10:50 |
unhackmee | hey, how can you select multiple files like cntrl+clicking in ubuntu? ( I want it to work on mediafire...) | 10:51 |
glebihan | unhackmee, it's done with Ctrl+click too (or Ctrl+Shift click in lists) | 10:52 |
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unhackmee | glebihan, thanks- i will try ctrl+shift... ctrl+click doesnt work | 10:53 |
tgywa | How can I unmount a busy device ...eg /dev/sda7 | 10:53 |
tgywa | ?? | 10:53 |
tgywa | How can I unmount a busy device ...eg /dev/sda7?? | 10:53 |
xiaclo | tgywa it's usually a REALLY bad idea to force it to unmount ... try 'lsof /dev/sda7' to figure out what is using it | 10:55 |
Kimiskov | xiaclo: thank you, just about to set it up on ubuntu. Actualy I allready have an Kaspersky internet security installed on Win. My intension is to make an AV scan like online scanning,but offline! | 10:55 |
unhackmee | @glebihan , doesnt work- multi-uploader works in win, how to get it working in ubuntu? | 10:55 |
itbcn8 | tgywa: what is it busy with? | 10:55 |
glebihan | unhackmee, it's on mediafire you're having trouble, right ? | 10:56 |
glebihan | unhackmee, do you get to select multiple file in nautilus for example ? | 10:57 |
unhackmee | glebihan, yes- its a hassle to select every individual file, any workarounds are appriciated | 10:57 |
unhackmee | glebihan, yes.. nautilus works fine | 10:57 |
glebihan | unhackmee, well in that case, it's probably something related to the Javascript code they're using, I'm sorry but I probably won't be able to help you | 10:59 |
unhackmee | glebihan, yeah, thanks- too bad i have to use the win box agiain.. thank you though,, | 10:59 |
glebihan | unhackmee, you may find somebody who's used mediafire too around here | 10:59 |
glebihan | unhackmee, you're welcome, sorry I couldn't help | 11:00 |
xiaclo | unhackmee: mediafire is probably using activex or some such ... your best bet would probably be to wine internet explorer *shudder* or something like that | 11:00 |
karmel | hello | 11:00 |
tgywa | itbcn8, apache2, rsyslogd and many others | 11:00 |
karmel | how to run an application with another gtk theme? | 11:01 |
glebihan | tgywa, have you tried the "-f" option with umount | 11:01 |
tgywa | glebihan, yes I have tried -f option with umount. | 11:02 |
tgywa | but .. http://pastebin.com/B6cfVVw6 | 11:02 |
Kartagis | I transcoded a .mkv to .avi with embedded subtitles with mencoder, but the resulting avi is only 100mb less (2.1gb). any ideas how? | 11:03 |
glebihan | tgywa, you get this message with "umount" ? | 11:03 |
tgywa | glebihan, xiaclo, itbcn8 ... my problem acutally is ... being unable to mount from backend nfs server. | 11:03 |
tgywa | glebihan, xiaclo, itbcn8 ... my problem acutally is ... you may have a look if u can help me with my problem of mounting from a backend nfs server. | 11:04 |
glebihan | Kartagis, you want to make it smaller ? | 11:04 |
glebihan | tgywa, sorry, don't know much about nfs | 11:05 |
Kartagis | glebihan if possible | 11:05 |
xiaclo | tgywa mounting or unmounting? there is a big difference | 11:05 |
glebihan | Kartagis, you may try changing the bitrate or the size of the video | 11:05 |
tgywa | xiaclo, ... mounting ... | 11:05 |
tgywa | xiaclo, ... mounting ...unable to mount | 11:05 |
nkn | hey, anyone know a way to run "sudo rm /dev/input/js0" at startup and without password prompt? i tried makeing a script and it would never work and if i opened it with terminal it would ask for password even if i added it to visudo | 11:05 |
glebihan | Kartagis, I don't know exactly about mencoder options as I usually use ffmpeg, but you should find those options in the manual | 11:06 |
Kartagis | glebihan let me show you the line | 11:06 |
karmel | nkn, add it to rc.local in etc/ | 11:06 |
tgywa | xiaclo, mount X.X.X.X:/var/www/00 /var/www/00 | 11:06 |
tgywa | ... | 11:06 |
Kartagis | glebihan mencoder Fringe-S01E01-Pilot.mkv -oac mp3lame -ovc copy -sub Fringe-S01E01-Pilot.srt -o Fringe-S01E01-Pilot.avi | 11:06 |
xiaclo | tgywa try 'showmount -e X.X.X.X' | 11:07 |
xiaclo | tgywa that *should* list all the possible mounts on the server, it'll at least make sure the nfs server is up and running ok | 11:07 |
glebihan | Kartagis, well here you just copy the video stream, so it's normal it's about the same size | 11:07 |
xiaclo | nkn add the command to /etc/rc.local ... it runs with root privs, so it will never ask for a password | 11:08 |
Kartagis | glebihan do I remove -ovc copy? | 11:08 |
glebihan | Kartagis, do not remove it, but change copy to mpeg4 or something like that | 11:09 |
xiaclo | Kartagis ovc is output video codec ... so it's not actually transcoding the video, just the audio | 11:09 |
tgywa | xiaclo, thanks ... I had to install nfs-common | 11:10 |
tgywa | thanks all ... get it to work now | 11:10 |
xiaclo | tgywa no problem, glad to help =) | 11:10 |
glebihan | Kartagis, you should try with "-ovc mpeg" | 11:11 |
nkn | thank you karmel and xiaclo | 11:13 |
Kartagis | glebihan I want to convert to .avi, so I put in -of avi -ovc xvid | 11:14 |
Kartagis | xiaclo do you happen to know if -sub works with .srt files too? | 11:14 |
rmn | hello. Does Kubuntu hav a separate Channel? | 11:16 |
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xiaclo | Kartagis i'm not seeing it listed as one of the accepted subtitle formats ... so i'm going to guess no | 11:16 |
Nach0z | hello hello. | 11:17 |
yorkie_ian | rmn: quassel irc goes straight there, if you have it installed | 11:17 |
rmn | I do, noone answers there=( thanks | 11:18 |
Nach0z | hey i've got a technical question about ubuntu. i know how to use the ImageX tool to apply a windows installer image to a drive, can the same thing be done for Ubuntu? | 11:18 |
ikonia | Nach0z: nothig really to do with ubuntu, ask imageX support | 11:19 |
Nach0z | :| | 11:19 |
FusionX_ | i'm getting "unknown monitor" on my display preferences, i'm stuck with 800x600 resolution whereas my monitor supports 1280x1024. http://www.fileize.com/view/c8420ed9-732/ I use ubuntu 9.10 . | 11:19 |
xiaclo | Nach0z that really depends what you are trying to do ... image a ubuntu disk for other computers? or find a ubuntu utils to install imagex images? | 11:19 |
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nkn | rmn /join #kubuntu | 11:20 |
FusionX_ | how can i solve it? ^ ^ ^ | 11:20 |
nanzalone | Hi all. I'm using 10.4 on a gateway laptop, and my touchpad keeps freezing after hibernate. Anyone have any suggestions? | 11:20 |
Nach0z | xiaclo: trying to install ubuntu indirectly, using the install disk with my desktop's hard drive wired to my laptop. | 11:21 |
xiaclo | nanzalone this thread has some ideas you might want to try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1017907 | 11:21 |
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nanzalone | xiaclo - thanks so much for the lead! I'll try that now. | 11:21 |
xiaclo | Nach0z so you're trying to image your desktop drive onto your laptop? | 11:22 |
xiaclo | no problem | 11:22 |
Nach0z | ....? xiaclo i'm booted off of my latop's hard drive, but my desktop crashed, so i took its hard drive and USBd it to my laptop. it's like an external drive now, and i am trying to install Ubuntu on it without having to reboot and use the install disk. that make sense? cuz it doesnt much to me xD | 11:23 |
xiaclo | Nach0z so the other way around, you are trying to copy your laptop's drive onto your desktop drive? | 11:24 |
xiaclo | Nach0z going to have to be a little more clear, ultimately, what are you trying to do? recover the data from your desktop, or wipe it out, or something else? | 11:25 |
Nach0z | xiaclo: not quite. i know how to clone. i downloaded the Ubuntu install disk, and want to install Ubuntu to the dektop's hard drive. i had win XP on it, but i want ubuntu lol | 11:26 |
Nach0z | and i don't have any real CD's lying around to burn, or id do it the simple way | 11:26 |
ikonia | Nach0z: it's worth buying some CD's | 11:26 |
ikonia | Nach0z: any issues, they are used for recovery | 11:26 |
FusionX_ | i'm getting "unknown monitor" on my display preferences, i'm stuck with 800x600 resolution whereas my monitor supports 1280x1024. http://www.fileize.com/view/c8420ed9-732/ I use ubuntu 9.10 . | 11:26 |
Nach0z | ikonia: problem is, i'm kinda low on cash, so i'm trying to do this without having to go buy stuff | 11:27 |
ikonia | Nach0z: I'd wait until you can afford a $2 pair of CD's | 11:27 |
ikonia | Nach0z: they are invaluable for a recovery tool if you have any issues going forward | 11:28 |
Nach0z | :| aight. | 11:28 |
Brandon__ | hi there, a usb flash drive got messed up and now I'm unable to retrieve any data from it, a friend made a .img file of it but then he had to go and I don't know what I should do next? | 11:29 |
Nach0z | use ImgBurn | 11:29 |
yorkie_ian | FusionX_: try using your graphics card tool | 11:29 |
Nach0z | ImgBurn can retrieve the files outta the img file | 11:29 |
Brandon__ | Nach0z, can you explain step by step please? | 11:29 |
Nach0z | yeah sure | 11:29 |
Brandon__ | let's pm | 11:29 |
Nach0z | ok | 11:29 |
Chuwiey | Hey, can anyone help me with poptop? I'm getting an error saying GRE isn't open (pty read or gre failed (6,7) - but I specifically opened it in iptables... | 11:29 |
Chuwiey | also, what's weird is that i can connect when i'm on wifi (as in any line that directly connects with my isp)... but the connection that's failing is a cellphone (3G network) | 11:31 |
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Chuwiey | and another thing... if i look in iftop while trying to connect.. i can see my phone appear... but the connection gets dropped... | 11:32 |
SmokeyD | hey everyone. If I use the nvidia binary driver under Lucid amd64 with my geforce 6600 gpu, the screen blinks a black screen allmost with every menu I open or window I move and stuff. The desktop usually also freezes then for like 10-20 secs. Everything boots normally, the desktop just doesn't work properly. Also sometimes buttons turn blue or some tekst get's garbled to colored squares and stuff. With the standard driver that doesn't happen, but that | 11:34 |
SmokeyD | any clues how to fix the problem with the nvidia binary driveR | 11:34 |
SmokeyD | ? | 11:34 |
SmokeyD | I have all updates untill today installed | 11:34 |
avi_ | Grr. I've been trying to get 404 pages to work with apache2.. but I always get a message from the browser saying it couldn't follow the link.. I know that both .htaccess and the error page exist.. what am I doing wrong? | 11:36 |
Gabbie | Hi, is it possible to encrypt my home directory after I've installed lucid? I chose not to encrypt it when installing | 11:36 |
tarzeau | Gabbie: what do you try to hide? | 11:36 |
ikonia | !crypt > Gabbie | 11:37 |
jrib | avi_: permissions? Try #httpd | 11:37 |
avi_ | jrib, Will do. thanks. | 11:37 |
xiaclo | avi_ sounds like a permission issue, can the apache user read off the 404 pages? | 11:37 |
yorkie_ian | SmokeyD: have you tried the Nvidia X server settings tool | 11:38 |
Gabbie | ikonia, was that meant to do something? | 11:38 |
avi_ | xiaclo, What do you mean the "apache user"? You can get to the 404 page in a browser if that's what you mean. | 11:38 |
jrib | avi_: www-data is the default user apache runs as on ubuntu | 11:38 |
avi_ | jrib, So you're saying I should su to that user and chown /var/www? | 11:39 |
SmokeyD | yorkie_ian: I can use it when I have the binary driver installed yes, but how could I fix the problem there with the binary driver that the screens blink black with every menu I open and the desktop freezing? | 11:39 |
jrib | avi_: no, if you can already get to the page, then it shouldn't be a permissions issue | 11:39 |
spencer_ | Hello everyone, I have a problem with a wubi-dual boot | 11:39 |
ikonia | !encyption | 11:39 |
ikonia | !encyption | 11:39 |
avi_ | jrib, Yeah that's what I was thinking.. hmm | 11:40 |
SmokeyD | yorkie_ian: when I have the binary driver deactivated (and therefore use the standard ubuntu one) the nvidia settings tool can't be used anymore since I don't use the nvidia binary driver | 11:40 |
ikonia | !encryption | 11:40 |
ubottu | For information on setting up encrypted private directories (8.10+) see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory | 11:40 |
spencer_ | Is there a wubi/dual boot help room? | 11:40 |
Nach0z | later all | 11:40 |
Gabbie | Thanks ikonia | 11:40 |
yogg | Hi | 11:41 |
yogg | Does someone know an how to for installing openca on Ubuntu 10.04? | 11:41 |
avi_ | !botsnack | 11:41 |
ubottu | Yum! Err, I mean, APT! | 11:41 |
yorkie_ian | SmokeyD: all I did, and I am no techie, is go into the X Server settings and looked for the model of my monitor, changed that to suit, I still get monitor 'unknown' tho, but it works | 11:41 |
SmokeyD | yorkie_ian: yeah I know. I am experiencing a problem with the driver though. As I said, the nvidia binary driver (which you need to enable in hardware drivers in order to use the nvidia settings tool) is causing my whole desktop to work properly. That is my main problem | 11:42 |
xiaclo | avi_ What is the path you are using for the document? are you using the full path or a relative one? | 11:42 |
avi_ | xiaclo, my .htaccess contains: ErrorDocument 404 /notfound.html | 11:43 |
avi_ | xiaclo, and notfound.html is in /var/www | 11:43 |
xiaclo | avi_ and since you've changed the htaccess have you restarted apache? | 11:43 |
avi_ | xiaclo, Many a time, yes. sudo service apache2 restart, right? | 11:44 |
yorkie_ian | SmokeyD: sorry I can't be of anymore help than that really | 11:44 |
SmokeyD | then there is the additional problem with the nouveau driver (when I have the nvidia driver disabled) that doesn't detect the screen (and native resolution) properly, but that is secondary. I just want the nvidia driver to work somehow. | 11:44 |
xiaclo | avi_ yep, that'll do | 11:44 |
SmokeyD | yorkie_ian: ok, thanks for trying though :) | 11:44 |
avi_ | xiaclo, Any prospect of doing an old-fasioned sudo reboot? or would that be un needed? | 11:46 |
xiaclo | avi_ that almost sounds like windows =P ... and no, it won't help | 11:46 |
spencer_ | I have my laptop dual-booted with 7, and the 7 side blew up much to my great surprise. can ubuntu access the windows side to recover stuff? | 11:47 |
avi_ | xiaclo, Yeah, I figured ^.^ But what else could it be? I mean this is really baffling to me. | 11:47 |
jonnor | spencer_: yes | 11:48 |
yogg | spencer_: Only mount the windows drive to ubuntu | 11:48 |
spencer_ | How would I do that? | 11:49 |
spencer_ | Pardon my noobishness, I'm an average user | 11:49 |
nat_ | hello. i made a backup of all files in /var/lib/samba/* as root. now i upgraded the OS and i copied the files back. all the permissions are wrong. where can i find the correct permissions for files in /var/lib/samba/* please? | 11:49 |
yogg | spencer_: sudo mount /dev/<Windows HD> mountpoint | 11:49 |
jonnor | spencer_: Typically it just shows up under "Places" on the top panel | 11:49 |
jonnor | yogg: please no. | 11:50 |
spencer_ | jonnor it doesn't | 11:50 |
jrib | nat_: wrong how exactly? | 11:50 |
yogg | no good idea? | 11:50 |
jonnor | spencer_: Did it use to do that? | 11:50 |
spencer_ | nope | 11:50 |
nicoicon | hello, question about pinning: I'm on lucid trying to replace php5.3 with php5.2 from karmic. Followed a tutorial to add a sources.list.d/karmic.list and a preferences.d/php. Was able to install php5.2 by doing 'aptitude -t karmic ...'. I can verify using 'apt-cache policy php5' that the karmic version is pinned (it shows 3 stars next to the karmic version. Now the problem: if I do 'aptitude upgrade', my php5.2 gets upgraded to php5.3. | 11:50 |
jrib | !pinning | nicoicon | 11:50 |
ubottu | nicoicon: pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto | 11:50 |
jonnor | spencer_: Does it show up in your file browser? | 11:50 |
xiaclo | avi_ does it give you the standard 404 page? | 11:51 |
nicoicon | !pinning | 11:51 |
nat_ | jrib: well i made the backup as ROTT, so the files belong to user:ROOT. now i copied them back to the system, they still belong to ROOT. so it's wrong some files /var/lib/samba/* should be readable by users? | 11:51 |
nicoicon | i already read the faq | 11:51 |
avi_ | xiaclo, No, and that's the odd thing. chrome just says that the link is broken.. | 11:51 |
nicoicon | I don't understand what "APT::Default-Release "hardy";" does so I didnt follow that advice | 11:52 |
nat_ | jrib: where can i find the permissions as they should be | 11:52 |
Chuwiey | Hi, I'm getting this error from pptpd: CTRL: PTY read or GRE write failed (pty,gre)=(6,7) --- can anyone help me understand what I should do? (Trying to connect to pptp vpn via iphone on 3G network) | 11:52 |
jrib | nat_: you should preserve permissions on your backup next time. I have 1 file in /var/lib/samba/ called secrets.db with ownership root:root. If no one around has what you need, use a live cd or virtual system | 11:52 |
spencer_ | jonnor not that I can tell, any guess as to what it would appear as? | 11:52 |
xiaclo | avi_ is this a live website? i just want to see what you're seeing | 11:52 |
nat_ | jrib: thank you. i know .. my bad. | 11:53 |
avi_ | xiaclo, ooh, this is interesting. I tried opening up a random nonexistant page in links, and I get the page..! Must be chrome..? | 11:53 |
xiaclo | avi_ dump cache? | 11:53 |
avi_ | xiaclo, About to, trying firefox | 11:53 |
jonnor | spencer_: the label of the drive. It should be on the right hand side | 11:53 |
jonnor | spencer_: anyhow, is the Window stuff on a separate harddrive? | 11:53 |
avi_ | xiaclo, Awww! Come on! I spent 20 minutes on this and it's stupid freaking chrome's over-excited cache system!! | 11:54 |
xiaclo | lol | 11:54 |
avi_ | xiaclo, bah. what a bummer. I'll have to remember to not use a daily build of a browser for web testing in the future lol. | 11:54 |
avi_ | xiaclo, thanks for your help :) | 11:54 |
xiaclo | avi_ heh | 11:54 |
xiaclo | no problem | 11:54 |
spencer_ | jonnor, no same HD, it's a netbook, and the onl ything is the ubuntu fileystems | 11:55 |
jonnor | spencer_: Did you install Ubuntu from within Windows? | 11:56 |
spencer_ | yeah | 11:56 |
spencer_ | jonnor thanks for all your help, I jsut checked in /host and it's there | 11:56 |
jonnor | spencer_: yeah :) | 11:57 |
nicoicon | Reading the faq again. Should I use holding instead of pinning if what I want is lucid with just a few old karmic packages? | 11:57 |
spencer_ | now wait | 11:57 |
spencer_ | too long since I dived into the workings of windows, anyone remember which folder user stuff was stored in? | 11:57 |
xiaclo | specer_ which version? | 11:58 |
rdw200169 | spencer_: Documents and Settings? | 11:58 |
spencer_ | Never mind | 11:58 |
spencer_ | It's all coming back ot me now | 11:58 |
spencer_ | you guys were a great help, thanks so much | 11:58 |
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spencer_ | bye | 11:59 |
nicoicon | anyone using lucid with php5.2 ? | 12:00 |
dri245 | this room is for reg'd ppl only, rite? | 12:02 |
xiaclo | nicoicon should be as easy as 'sudo aptitude hold php5.2' | 12:02 |
jrib | dri245: at the moment it's +r but people can enter by answering a security question | 12:02 |
nicoicon | xiaclo: trying that | 12:02 |
dri245 | +r sucks. why would people have to register names on such a lame network just to get in here | 12:03 |
avi_ | xiaclo, Upon further investiagtion, it appears that chrome refuses to do the 404 page even with a total cache/data purge.. | 12:04 |
jrib | dri245: let's move on, this channel is for support. The reason is because freenode has been getting attacks from bots lately. | 12:04 |
dri245 | kk | 12:04 |
hanmrl | Hello folks, I was wondering whether the ubuntu netbook edition allows for user interactions via touchscreen. So my question: does the ubuntu netbook edition support operating solely via touchscreen as with a tablet, i.e. with gestures etc.? | 12:04 |
dri245 | cya | 12:04 |
xiaclo | hanmrl it does, assuming ubuntu can detect your tablet, which is a large assumption, I suggest you set it up with a keyboard initially until you get everything working ok | 12:06 |
hanmrl | xiaclo: okay, thanks. | 12:07 |
xiaclo | avi_ really strange ... at least it's a chrome issue and not apache =) | 12:08 |
nicoicon | just found out the pinning setup I made works fine with apt-get (apt-get upgrade leaves php5.2 alone), but aptitude upgrade will try to upgrade to 5.3 | 12:09 |
nicoicon | are there any aptitude-specific settings I need to look at? | 12:09 |
nicoicon | (and I would prefer not to 'hold' a package version, because I still want security upgrades) | 12:09 |
xiaclo | nicoicon aptitude sitll uses apt as a backend, which is where you set the pinning, it really shouldn't be overriding it | 12:10 |
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nicoicon | well it does | 12:10 |
jrib | nicoicon: pinning does what you want | 12:10 |
jrib | aptitude doesn't override pinning | 12:10 |
xiaclo | nicoicon if aptitude is the issue, fix it through aptitude ... sudo aptitude forbid-version php5.3 | 12:10 |
avi_ | xiaclo, Okay now I'm getting worried. I've just removed chromium daily and installed google-chrome from google.com, and I get the same error. Do you happen to have a chrome install that you could test this out on your end in? | 12:11 |
zealiod | is it possible to change my kernel from lucid to jaunty? | 12:11 |
xiaclo | avi_ not yet, but gimme a min | 12:11 |
nicoicon | looking into forbid-version | 12:11 |
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adolfo | hi everyone | 12:14 |
xiaclo | avi_ got chrome in linux and windows7, what page am i testing? =) | 12:14 |
kth | hello guys - has anyone successful used an ati 5670 within lucid ? - with my card i cant use the live disc -> all black | 12:14 |
_Neri | Hi,can any one help me with NVidia driver? I tryed to updated and now it isnt loading anymore | 12:15 |
xiaclo | _Neri what did you update? | 12:15 |
_Neri | the driver | 12:15 |
nicoicon | thanks guys | 12:15 |
nicoicon | found this http://2bits.com/drupal-planet/various-ways-running-php-52-ubuntu-1004-lucid-lynx.html | 12:15 |
zulgaban | hi | 12:16 |
_Neri | xiaclo: the nvidia driver to version x86_64-256.53 | 12:16 |
nicoicon | corroborates the 'aptitude hold' technique | 12:16 |
yorkie_ian | Neri have you tried the NVIDIA X server setting tool | 12:18 |
BODMAS | hi all | 12:19 |
nhawdge | Hey, I'm having trouble getting mysql.h and company to stop complaining when I'm compiling my C | 12:20 |
jrib | nhawdge: what are you compiling? | 12:21 |
nhawdge | according to the almighty google the file it seems to be complainign about is depreciated | 12:21 |
_Neri | xiaclo: I think I found the solution in a forum, going to try it | 12:21 |
_Neri | just to register: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1565286 | 12:21 |
nhawdge | jrib: it's just a 5 liner with an include for mysql.h and stdio.h with a print in main | 12:22 |
jrib | nhawdge: pastebin | 12:23 |
nhawdge | aye | 12:23 |
nhawdge | http://pastebin.com/gfQfPu3q | 12:23 |
yrth | hello... I have just installed ubuntu 10.04 on my desktop. The installation goes fine, but it won't boot up. I have two 1TB disks connected in a RAID array (settings are available just after choosing boot options or bios settings). I have even tried an installation with the RAID array removed, and one even physically disconnected... the results are the same, the system won't boot. Pls help! | 12:24 |
jrib | nhawdge: for the channel though as I must go. Make sure you have -dev for mysql and build-essential installed. If you do, it's probably a ##c qusetion | 12:24 |
nhawdge | jrib: Thank you much good sir! | 12:24 |
BODMAS | hi | 12:24 |
BODMAS | how can i install a .so package | 12:24 |
meatbun | what's da prob nhawdge ? | 12:24 |
BODMAS | hi all | 12:25 |
meatbun | nhawdge, i can see one right there | 12:25 |
nhawdge | meatbun: I'm trying to compile some C that has an include for mysql.h | 12:25 |
BODMAS | hw can install a source package | 12:25 |
meatbun | nhawdge, and? | 12:25 |
BODMAS | how can i install a source package on ubuntu | 12:27 |
nhawdge | meatbun: gcc responds by telling me http://pastebin.com/vm1U6mvc | 12:27 |
xiaclo | BODMAS if you're talking about a .tar.gz file ... it's usually './configure && make && sudo make install' | 12:27 |
gschwepp | !compile | BODMAS | 12:27 |
ubottu | BODMAS: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 12:27 |
nhawdge | and here is the source code | 12:27 |
nhawdge | http://pastebin.com/gfQfPu3q | 12:27 |
gschwepp | !source | BODMAS | 12:27 |
ubottu | BODMAS: You can easily fetch a package's source with apt-get. See: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-sourcehandling.en.html | 12:27 |
meatbun | nhawdge, lol.... first of all. look at ur print statement | 12:27 |
meatbun | nhawdge, 2ndly, what jrib said | 12:28 |
a3Dman | printft? | 12:28 |
BODMAS | ok xiaclo | 12:28 |
BODMAS | tank gschwepp | 12:28 |
nhawdge | Alright, thanks for the help guys | 12:29 |
nhawdge | I guess i'll learn to type while i'm at it, lol @ prinft | 12:29 |
matteo1990 | hi all, when i start ubuntu i get only blank screen. I read that i have to change the grub file to eliminate quiet and splash. I changed default/grub with a livecd but nothing changed. Do i need to update the grub file? How | 12:29 |
yrth | hello... I have just installed ubuntu 10.04 on my desktop. The installation goes fine, but it won't boot up. I have two 1TB disks connected in a RAID array (settings are available just after choosing boot options or bios settings). I have even tried an installation with the RAID array removed, and one even physically disconnected... the results are the same, the system won't boot. Pls help! | 12:30 |
xiaclo | matteo1990 you need to run grub-mkconfig to update it, or manually edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg | 12:31 |
matteo1990 | xiaclo, i am in gentoo livecd and i have mounted the disk. How to run grub-mkconfig? Do i need the path of the prog? | 12:33 |
gnomefreak | what is wrong with grub-update | 12:33 |
BluesKaj | Hi folks | 12:33 |
xiaclo | matteo1990 it should be /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig ... im not sure gentoo uses grub2 though | 12:33 |
gnomefreak | hi BluesKaj | 12:33 |
yogg | Has someone openca running on an Ubuntu 10.04 machine? | 12:34 |
xiaclo | gnomefreak grub-update is for grub legacy, which considering he is editing files in /etc/default, i doubt he has | 12:34 |
matteo1990 | xiaclo, i need to run the program in the mounted disk with ubuntu | 12:34 |
gnomefreak | !grub2 | 12:35 |
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 | 12:35 |
xiaclo | matteo1990 it's probably safer to just edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg ... make the same changes in there, that is the file grub actually reads off | 12:35 |
matteo1990 | xiaclo, is preety difficoult, dunno what to change, may you help me? | 12:36 |
yrth | I'm running live CD at the moment, forgot to mention | 12:36 |
Vlad__ | hi there | 12:36 |
xiaclo | matteo1990 sure ... it's very close to the bottom ... search for 'menuentry' and it should get you to the right place ... after that, you are removing quiet and splash from the end of the linux line | 12:38 |
Vlad__ | guys, i just have installed ubuntu, yet grub does not start again. it is the third isntallation with the same result, can someone help? I am in live dvd now | 12:38 |
xiaclo | Vlad__ welcome back, does it get to grub at all? | 12:39 |
Vlad__ | xiaclo, hi man | 12:39 |
Rajko | how do i stop ubuntu from auto-opening nautilus windows of each mounted partition once i plug in a usb device | 12:39 |
Vlad__ | no it doesnt, just black page | 12:39 |
xiaclo | Vlad__ does it say loading stage 1.5 or anything like that? | 12:39 |
Vlad__ | nope. after bios start and finding the disks, exactlz when you would expect grub or vista to give the loader, it is just black and blinking cursor. I have tried installing grub to sda as you guys adviced | 12:40 |
Vlad__ | seems like my system is :special: lol | 12:41 |
matteo1990 | xiaclo, ok i have found menuentry, but still not splash | 12:42 |
Vlad__ | xiaclo, would you consider running teamviewer to lock to me? | 12:42 |
matteo1990 | xiaclo, found | 12:42 |
xiaclo | hmm, that may help | 12:42 |
yrth | Vlad__ I have a very similar problem, my disks are in the RAID array though... but had the same problem even when they were configured as 2 separate MS-DOS disks | 12:42 |
Vlad__ | yrth, it is frustrating when you trz and nothjing works, right? | 12:43 |
Vlad__ | xiaclo, if you would try 196 083 247 pass 1502 | 12:43 |
xiaclo | vlad__ sure, just a sec | 12:44 |
Chuwiey | can anyone help me check why gre proto is getting blocked? | 12:44 |
Vlad__ | thanks a million | 12:44 |
hateball | Rajko: open anything in Places, Edit -> Settings -> Media | 12:44 |
yrth | vlad__ yeah, I agree... spent 3 days on it now | 12:44 |
Vlad__ | yrth how did you create raid? onboard? | 12:45 |
Rastafari | I downloaded the ISO file to install the 10.04 LTS version .... what I have to do to install it ? | 12:45 |
littlepenguin | Rastafari, burn it and boot from it | 12:45 |
Dr_Willis | !burn | 12:46 |
ubottu | CD/DVD Burning software: K3b (KDE), gnomebaker, brasero, serpentine, graveman, Nautilus-CD-Burner, GToaster, xcdroast (GNOME), wodim (terminal-based). Burning .iso files: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto | 12:46 |
Rastafari | burn on cd? | 12:46 |
littlepenguin | yes | 12:46 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: its a cd iso image file - so yes. 'burn' it to a cd. with a a program taht can burn 'image' files. | 12:46 |
Rastafari | totem may do it? | 12:46 |
yrth | vlad__ not sure what that means, but I create RAID array just after bios loads, I can configure it. When I was installing ubuntu, it recognised the disk is one huge 2TB disk, which is correct, as the array is set that way | 12:47 |
Ichat | Vlad stil there? | 12:47 |
Dr_Willis | totem is a media player.. not a burner. | 12:47 |
littlepenguin | totem??is a media player... | 12:47 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: right click on the iso, select burn.. | 12:47 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: what OS are you using right now? | 12:47 |
Rastafari | than after the cd is ready , when Im going to install it , I will lose my files ? | 12:47 |
yrth | vlad__ but I also removed RAID array and tried to install it on one of the "normal" ms-dos disks... still the same | 12:47 |
KalEl | hi i am building a new computer with ubuntu being the primary OS in it. is there any issues i should be aware of if i keep it on 24/7? | 12:47 |
Rastafari | Im using ubuntu 8.04 | 12:48 |
yrth | vlad__ even when I physically disconnected one disk, it wouldn | 12:48 |
yrth | vlad__ make any difference | 12:48 |
Ichat | yrth: - what mobo you have | 12:48 |
hateball | Rastafari: if you're using 8.04 you can just upgrade with update-manager | 12:48 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: i think 'brassero' is the default cd burning app in 8.04 | 12:48 |
Rastafari | hateball, why would I do that if Im with the ISO | 12:48 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: you are wanting to do a clean install? or upgrade.. theres reasons to do one or the other.. | 12:48 |
yrth | Ichat, what's mobo? | 12:48 |
Ichat | motherboard | 12:49 |
Rastafari | I wanna to do upgrade , but , Im having trouble to do it .... | 12:49 |
rdw200169 | KalEl: not really... if you aren't gonna be around it every day, you could use something like monit to keep an eye on certain processes, or track CPU load, etc... | 12:49 |
Rastafari | thats why I got the iso file | 12:49 |
yrth | Ichat, green LOL, I don't know | 12:49 |
yrth | Ichat, it's a work computer... from dell | 12:49 |
matteo1990 | xiaclo, ok i got it now when i boot the pc i get some lines and then black screen.. the last one is Running /scripts/init-bottom Done. Any tips? | 12:49 |
chandru_in | Has anyone got popups to work on IE6 isntalled using winetricks? | 12:49 |
Rastafari | I downloaded the packets from the 10.04 lts version ... but when it was installing it locked on "debus" something | 12:49 |
KalEl | rdw200169 i see thanks | 12:50 |
Vlad__ | yrth Ichat, sorrz, couldnt type, i have teamviewer connection open | 12:50 |
yrth | vlad__ no problem :) | 12:50 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: 'you' downloaded what exactly? The system should of downloadd/installed the updates as needed.. | 12:50 |
Ichat | yrth: - cuze that would matter ... as in you would probably want to find out how to disable your fakeraid option in the bios making it ata / sata compatible mode... and than try again. | 12:50 |
yrth | ichat, how can I check for the motherboard? | 12:50 |
Rastafari | Dr_Willis, man lets clarify something , Im not retarded ... | 12:51 |
Rastafari | Dr_Willis, I used the updating tool on the ubuntu system | 12:51 |
Rastafari | on "system" | 12:51 |
yrth | ichat, so basically you want me to remove the RAID array? | 12:51 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: then 'you' dident download things. you used teh update tool.. | 12:51 |
Rastafari | what I downloaded ? O downloaded all packets from the 10.04 version | 12:51 |
Ichat | yrth YES | 12:51 |
Dr_Willis | it dow3nloaded them. | 12:51 |
Ichat | yrth: - motherboards usually use fake raid ... | 12:52 |
Rastafari | Dr_Willis, well it totally ((****@)() my system | 12:52 |
Rastafari | Dr_Willis, cause it had problems when installing it | 12:52 |
Rastafari | so I got the ISO fil | 12:52 |
Rastafari | e | 12:52 |
yrth | ichat, but I did that before and no change, the system would not boot... even when I installed it with the nofakeraid option ticked | 12:52 |
Ichat | linux is verry not compatible with that - so if you want raid youd be better of installing it with software (mdadm) instead | 12:52 |
Ichat | yrth: - did you use your drives with raid before? | 12:53 |
yrth | ichat, I don't really care for raid, I just want my system to work hehehe so I can finally do some work hehe | 12:53 |
yrth | ichat, yes | 12:53 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: if you want to do a clean install. back up your imporntant data. burn the iso to cd.. boot the iso and reinstall. | 12:53 |
Dr_Willis | Rastafari: that is proberly the easiest solution | 12:54 |
Rastafari | Dr_Willis, good idea , I will have to learn to back up so | 12:54 |
yrth | ichat, this is my 3rd day of trying different settings... I've installed the system at least 20 times with different hdd configurations | 12:54 |
simplexio | yrth: just go into mobo raid setup, and delete fakeraid.. | 12:54 |
Ichat | ah, - there we go, - now this is going to sound awfull but try installing your old windows xp (or vista or whatever to that drive, and abort (just pull the plug) it right after the installer has formatted the drive. | 12:54 |
JohnHeikkila | Hello | 12:54 |
JohnHeikkila | How can I change the lock screen (CTRL+ALT+L) | 12:55 |
Ichat | ive had this problem with drives before where even GPARTED failed. and the win installer just ignored it all and formated the disk.. | 12:55 |
Ichat | after that i just installed ubuntu No error at all | 12:55 |
yrth | simplexio, good to see you :) not sure where it is, I can access the raid setting just after bios by ctrl+I, and I can remove the raid array, that | 12:55 |
yrth | that's all I know | 12:56 |
yrth | how to do it | 12:56 |
yrth | ichat, so should I use windows installation disc to format it all and then install ubuntu again?\ | 12:56 |
Ichat | yrth - also look into bios, and check if there is a sata mode option that makes you chose raid or ata mode (or simular) | 12:57 |
yrth | ichat, I guess I haven't tried that yet, so maybe it's worth giving it a go | 12:57 |
simplexio | yrth: on my old lanparty mobo, first in bios define that silicon chip is just sata drives and then in raid bios delete all raid stuff.. after that fdisk both harddrives and install | 12:57 |
Rastafari | its possible to burn a CD-RW one time , and after it , burn it again with other files ? | 12:59 |
yrth | but I don't seem to have anything like that in my bios. when I use that other menu (just after bios is loaded) I can remove RAID and then in the bios I can see 2 separate disk, otherwise it only says: RAID array, and there is nothing I can change | 12:59 |
simplexio | yrth: and if you really want somekind rad, use mdadm. with note that you cant boot from raid0, attleast /boot has to be on normal disk partition (assuming that you dump all needed modules into kernel or initrd image | 12:59 |
Rastafari | or I can just burn cd-rw one time ? | 12:59 |
simplexio | yrth: you need to see tw separate disk in there | 12:59 |
simplexio | Rastafari: cd-rw can be used several times | 13:00 |
JohnHeikkila | Hey guys, anyone know how to change the lock screen? | 13:00 |
yrth | simplexio, yes, I was doing that before as well, but just did normal installation, and ubuntu was supposed to use the entire disk space of the 1st disk... it didn't boot after that either | 13:00 |
simplexio | yrth: did you get grub loading stage 1.5... prompt when t stalle ? | 13:01 |
yrth | nope | 13:01 |
simplexio | yrth: you did not boot from right harddisk | 13:01 |
yrth | just coursor in the top left corner and then the screen went off | 13:01 |
Rastafari | thx | 13:01 |
simplexio | hmm.. usually it complains that ther is no system disk etc.. | 13:02 |
yrth | simplexio, I thought about it, so I disconnected the other disk and then installed it again... still the same | 13:02 |
simplexio | yrth: only 2 hard disk in machine .. are you sure it didnt try boot from cd | 13:02 |
yrth | yes | 13:02 |
yrth | lol only? I'm used to have just one lol | 13:03 |
TopKatz | hello | 13:03 |
TopKatz | anyone have ios 4.0.2 iphones working in 10.04 rythembox? | 13:03 |
yrth | ok... let me try it again.... | 13:03 |
yrth | I'll be back in about 20 mins LOL | 13:04 |
Ichat | yrth: gluck | 13:04 |
simplexio | yrth: i dont see anyreason why it would not boot.. | 13:04 |
yrth | thanks guys! | 13:04 |
yrth | see ya in a bit :) | 13:04 |
manhunter | hi | 13:05 |
manhunter | what's the command to instlal that gnome sound volume checker | 13:05 |
manhunter | that volume controller icon is at top of the panel | 13:05 |
manhunter | gnome volume controller | 13:05 |
brotspinne | hello | 13:06 |
manhunter | that package to increase/decrease volume,that icon is at top of the gnome-panel | 13:06 |
Dr_Willis | manhunter: you mean -> gnome-volume-control gnome-volume-control-applet | 13:06 |
manhunter | what's the command to install that gnome volume controller | 13:06 |
Dr_Willis | manhunter: if you type the name of the command in the terminal and hit enter.. it shoudl tell you | 13:07 |
chetnick | manhunter: That one does not work for me. I had to move one from System>Preference>Volume Control to the panel | 13:07 |
Dice-Man | yo all | 13:08 |
calp | hello, I would like to compile and include a single module (vga_switcheroo) that was not compiled for the kernel-ppa kernel 2.6.34. Is there any way to do this, or do I have to install a whole new module? | 13:08 |
brotspinne | how can I disable the visual effect on minimizing windows? | 13:08 |
calp | (that module is included in the source for that kernel, but was not compiled) | 13:09 |
Dr_Willis | brotspinne: install and use the 'ccsm' tool. and turn off whatyou dont want. or use simple-ccsm | 13:09 |
Dr_Willis | !ccsm | brotspinne | 13:09 |
ubottu | brotspinne: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz | 13:09 |
brotspinne | Dr_Willis, on metacity | 13:09 |
Dr_Willis | brotspinne: gnome used to have some gconf setting to disable all the effects - but ive not seen it in ages.. i forget what it was even called. | 13:10 |
nkn | brotspinne open gconf-editor and go to apps/metacity/general and enable reduced_resources and go to desktop/gnome/interface and enable accessibility so u can see the contents of the window while moveing | 13:16 |
TopKatz | since ios 4.0.2 rythembox is not seeing my iphone | 13:18 |
TopKatz | is there a way to get this working | 13:18 |
brotspinne | nkn, cool thanks! | 13:18 |
TopKatz | I upgraded to libmobiledevice1 | 13:18 |
Brandon__ | hi there, how can I retrieve data from a .img file? | 13:19 |
evident | hello... i am having a subdomain which uses the folder /subdomains/domain/httpdocs and I would like to use /httpdocs/domain instead so I would like to set a symbolic link... can anybody tell me how I would do this? | 13:20 |
Dr_Willis | Brandon__: a CD disk image file? I think the fuseiso and fuseis09660 programs can mount those. | 13:20 |
Brandon__ | Dr_Willis, a friend made a .img file of my messed up usb flash drive | 13:21 |
Dr_Willis | Brandon__: if its a disk image file. Youy can mount it via the Loop feature of mount. | 13:21 |
Brandon__ | Dr_Willis, pm? | 13:22 |
Dr_Willis | Brandon__: You may have issues if the image was made of a drive that had more then 1 parittion. You will need to use the offset feature of mount then | 13:22 |
Dr_Willis | Brandon__: going to the dr in 3 min.. so i cant help much mopre | 13:22 |
Brandon__ | ok | 13:22 |
Brandon__ | anyone else plz? | 13:22 |
Dr_Willis | Brandon__: theres tons of guides out there on mounting a 'hard disk image' | 13:22 |
Dr_Willis | its basically the same as mounting an iso file image | 13:23 |
Brandon__ | I'm a newbie | 13:23 |
Homely_Girl | Hi can anyone help me install itunes on Karmic? I already have wine installed. | 13:24 |
Homely_Girl | Can I apt-get install it? And if so how do I run it in wine? | 13:25 |
Brandon__ | download and install Homely_Girl | 13:25 |
Homely_Girl | Okay Brandon, then how do I run it IN wine? | 13:25 |
Brandon__ | after installing, you just launch it from the wine menu | 13:26 |
littlepenguin | acetone iso can mount nearly all kinds of images | 13:26 |
Homely_Girl | Thanks, will be back if I get stuck! | 13:26 |
Brandon__ | :) | 13:27 |
Dr_Willis | Err. itunes dont work in wine. last i heard | 13:27 |
Brandon__ | why would you want it anyways? :s | 13:27 |
Dr_Willis | I want nothing from apple | 13:28 |
Brandon__ | :p | 13:28 |
Dr_Willis | bye all | 13:29 |
TopKatz | Homely_Girl - rythembox worked before ios 4.0.2 : ( | 13:29 |
nkn | seem some versions work but not the store http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=1347 | 13:29 |
TopKatz | I can not get it to see my phone | 13:29 |
Brandon__ | man screw the iphone | 13:30 |
Brandon__ | stupid lock-in | 13:30 |
TopKatz | whatever | 13:30 |
Brandon__ | what did they change in ios 402? | 13:30 |
TopKatz | its by far the best device | 13:30 |
TopKatz | not sure what is causing the problem | 13:30 |
TommyTom | so uh... my friend needs to install wine and non-root. anyone have tips or a link? | 13:31 |
TommyTom | as non-root* | 13:31 |
Brandon__ | does it appear under Disk Utility? | 13:31 |
TopKatz | nope | 13:32 |
Brandon__ | you got any other OS besides Ub? | 13:32 |
TopKatz | sure | 13:32 |
ranner | maybe using apt to download src of wine and dependencies, compiling and running from a non-root-necessary folder | 13:32 |
TopKatz | winblows | 13:32 |
TopKatz | and macs at home | 13:32 |
TommyTom | •ranner• well, he has the deb and extracted. he just needs to know where to put the files to run as user | 13:33 |
Brandon__ | kk, so you're not completely stuck. lemme google a bit | 13:33 |
ranner | ah, ok | 13:33 |
ranner | put it somewhere under your home folder | 13:33 |
ranner | and add the folder where the binaries are to the path | 13:33 |
TommyTom | ok ill get him to try now | 13:33 |
Brandon__ | TopKatz, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-get-ios-4-iphone-os-to-sync-with-rhythmbox-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid.html | 13:33 |
Brandon__ | you tried that? | 13:34 |
TopKatz | yeah | 13:34 |
Brandon__ | dang | 13:34 |
TopKatz | but I did not run the dit upgrade after | 13:34 |
TopKatz | let me try that | 13:34 |
Brandon__ | kk | 13:34 |
TopKatz | I think that worked before 4.0.2 | 13:36 |
Brandon__ | hmm | 13:36 |
Brandon__ | I guess you'll have to wait till there's a fix | 13:36 |
TopKatz | yeah | 13:36 |
TopKatz | not a big deal | 13:36 |
TopKatz | thanks though | 13:36 |
yrth | ichat, nope, still the same | 13:37 |
Brandon__ | no worries | 13:37 |
tcsh | Hello. Is Ubuntu faster than Mac OS X Leopard? | 13:37 |
BluesKaj | yeah by 2 millisecs :) | 13:38 |
Brandon__ | yeah lol | 13:38 |
yrth | lol | 13:38 |
Brandon__ | I was gonna say slightly :P | 13:38 |
Gerritjan | Hello all | 13:38 |
tcsh | Hello. | 13:38 |
yrth | but slightly slower than mac os X leopard snow | 13:38 |
Gerritjan | Which package do I need to get Java working on Firefox | 13:38 |
BluesKaj | usually ppl don't comment about dumb questions , but I couldn't resist taht one :) | 13:39 |
iceroot | Gerritjan: sun-java6-plugin | 13:39 |
Gerritjan | Thanks | 13:39 |
BluesKaj | Gerritjan, install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 13:39 |
Brandon__ | yeah just do that :P | 13:40 |
tcsh | ________________________________________ | 13:40 |
tcsh | / Would you *______really* want to \ | 13:40 |
tcsh | | get on a non-stop flight? | | 13:40 |
tcsh | | | | 13:40 |
tcsh | \ -- George Carlin / | 13:40 |
FloodBot4 | tcsh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:40 |
yrth | ubuntu won't boot up, can anybody help? | 13:40 |
bazhang | tcsh, stop that | 13:41 |
pksadiq | Is there any codec like w64 codec? | 13:41 |
Gerritjan | I have the plugin, but Java applets aren't working in firefox for me | 13:41 |
bazhang | Gerritjan, enable partner repo | 13:41 |
Gerritjan | How | 13:41 |
bazhang | !partner | 13:41 |
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" » | 13:41 |
Gerritjan | !partner | 13:41 |
yrth | after a successful installation, ubuntu 10.04 won't boot up on my desktop... just blinking cursor and then the screen switches off | 13:43 |
pksadiq | Yrth, your RAM? | 13:43 |
yrth | pksadiq, I don't know... 4GB | 13:44 |
tcsh | Hello. I have a problem with a channel. #C says it is invite only. What gives? | 13:44 |
bazhang | tcsh, register | 13:44 |
bazhang | !register > tcsh | 13:44 |
ubottu | tcsh, please see my private message | 13:44 |
BluesKaj | Gerritjan, you can also enable the canonical partnersand other software sources in your package manager | 13:44 |
webbgroup | Good morning everybody. | 13:44 |
tcsh | Thanks > bazhang | 13:44 |
SmokeyD | good afternoon webbgroup :) | 13:45 |
dj_smilee | any thoughts on why dhcp3-server takes around 10-15 seconds to lease an address? | 13:45 |
webbgroup | Does anybody have a working LDAP setup with Active Directory? | 13:45 |
pksadiq | Could you load shell? | 13:45 |
pksadiq | Without booting | 13:45 |
pksadiq | ? | 13:45 |
razz1 | how can i change partition permissions, I can only access a partition from one account but not other, as it says it belongs to the other user, how can I make it accessible to both users | 13:45 |
yrth | I'm on live CD now, pksadiq | 13:45 |
pksadiq | K, | 13:45 |
simplexio | yrth: what happens when you hit esc few times when trying to boot | 13:46 |
simplexio | yrth: so that you get into grub2 cmdline | 13:46 |
yrth | I haven't tried that, simplexio | 13:46 |
rgnr | hey ppl | 13:46 |
rgnr | any1 uses smartphones here? | 13:46 |
yrth | should I be hitting esc after the bios? | 13:46 |
bazhang | simplexio, you mean shift at boot | 13:47 |
pksadiq | Are you reserving a separate drive or installing inside windows? | 13:47 |
erdnase | I need help. Badly. GIMP is always telling me that I don't have enough memory to save things to .jpg. | 13:47 |
delinquentme | .mov playing on VLC or chrome ... ?? anyone ... mines not working | 13:47 |
gschwepp | erdnase: buy more ram? | 13:47 |
delinquentme | SHOULD .mov play on chrome? | 13:47 |
erdnase | gschwepp, I'd love to, but I can't, for now. :P | 13:47 |
Gerritjan | How to get Java on Firefox, I do have the sun-java6-plugin | 13:47 |
Brandon__ | restart Fx | 13:48 |
yrth | pksadiq, I've dedicated two 1TB HDDs for ubuntu only... no other os | 13:48 |
pksadiq | You may also try to unlock memory lock of GIMP | 13:48 |
pksadiq | K,yrth | 13:48 |
pksadiq | can you try booting now? | 13:48 |
pksadiq | While on chat? | 13:48 |
gschwepp | erdnase: how much ram do you have. | 13:49 |
BluesKaj | Gerritjan, did you pay any attention to the advice we gave you , that is posted above ? | 13:49 |
yrth | I just did, pksadiq... no, I'm on my desktop now, so have to reboot the system and if it won't work, I need to reload the live CD | 13:49 |
webbgroup | active directory, anybody.... anybody?? | 13:49 |
webbgroup | LDAP, anybody anybody?? | 13:49 |
Gerritjan | What do you mean with Fx | 13:49 |
simplexio | bazhang: right.. i was so used to goog old grub thati mix grub2 commsnds | 13:49 |
Brandon__ | firefox | 13:49 |
Gerritjan | Yes, I restarted it | 13:50 |
pksadiq | Oh,time consuming-, ok, anyway keep on pressing shift key while booting and enter to grub | 13:50 |
yrth | so, simplexio, shift at boot? | 13:50 |
yrth | just press it and hold it down? | 13:50 |
Brandon__ | enable the repos BluesKaj told you about | 13:50 |
pksadiq | Yes | 13:50 |
yrth | and then what? | 13:50 |
pksadiq | select repair packages | 13:50 |
pksadiq | Then select drop to shell | 13:51 |
BluesKaj | I'm gonna take a break , man this chat sure attracts some blockheads | 13:51 |
simplexio | yrth: you should get cmdline some sort | 13:51 |
pksadiq | if you can open shell type startx | 13:51 |
pksadiq | hello, yrth, do you now a mobile phone? | 13:52 |
evident | can anybody tell me how I can create a symbolic link that redirects from one directory to another? | 13:52 |
yrth | a mobile phone? pksadiq | 13:52 |
pksadiq | Yes | 13:52 |
simplexio | yrth: if not. then grub2 install dosent ork. if you get then it works, so next you remove quiet from bootline options to see where it brokes | 13:52 |
yrth | I have one | 13:52 |
Brandon__ | so anyone who can help me retrieving data from a .img file? | 13:53 |
pksadiq | then try downloading any java irc clients to chat | 13:53 |
Ichat | evident: - google symbolic link ubuntu howto | 13:53 |
pksadiq | 13:53 | |
yrth | simplexio.... that just sounds a bit too complicated... "remove quiet"??? | 13:53 |
pksadiq | to your phone | 13:53 |
simplexio | yrth: if its no grub2, then next option is that ubuntu default video diver just dont want work right | 13:53 |
yrth | but the live cd works fine | 13:54 |
simplexio | yrth: ther is "text" line, in old grub you oculd just press e to edit and remove quiet option | 13:54 |
yrth | shouldn't that indicate that the vid drivers are at least usable? | 13:54 |
Ichat | yrth - correct, | 13:54 |
simplexio | yrth: yes... but we are looking for problem now.. can you even get into grub2 cmdline ? | 13:55 |
yrth | pksadiq... I've got a mac next to me... not sure what to use to connect to this chat though | 13:55 |
pksadiq | I'm slow here in chat because i'm on phone now | 13:55 |
yrth | simplexio, I don't know, let me check | 13:55 |
Gerritjan | Ok, installing it now | 13:55 |
Ichat | yrth - if running firefox chatzilla is an option else not sure... | 13:55 |
Gerritjan | I'm sorry this I didn't listened in the starting, I didn't had these problems in Ubuntu 9.10 | 13:55 |
handjob | Hi. My headphones don't work but speakers are. I am running 10.04 netbook edition on eee 1001px. | 13:55 |
erdnase | gschwepp, Amazingly, only 512mb. It's an old laptop. | 13:56 |
yrth | yeah I got firefox,... haven't seen any chatzilla though lol | 13:56 |
yrth | ichat | 13:56 |
pksadiq | Search for addons in firefox | 13:56 |
Ichat | yrth - firefox > extra > addons > search for: chatzilla > | 13:57 |
razz1 | how can I make a partition accessible to two users on the same system, right now it belongs to one user but not the other | 13:57 |
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yrth | ichat... thanks working on it now... brb | 13:58 |
yrth | ok... and now what? | 13:58 |
kangu | what bandwidth monitoring tools available for ubuntu ? | 13:59 |
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kryptyk | HI all! Does anyone have any information on speeding up Nautilus? Over the last couple of weeks it has gotten progressively slower to the point that it now takes over a minute to open any folder on my machine. This is a deal breaker for Ubuntu on this machine as it greatly impacts my productivity. | 14:01 |
yrth | ichat, what am I supposed to type now in chatzilla? | 14:01 |
yrth | ichat, "/join #ubuntu" isn't working lol | 14:02 |
yrth | hold on\ | 14:02 |
yrth | found it | 14:02 |
OpenJoke54458 | ciao | 14:02 |
kryptyk | yrth: have you connected to freenode yet? | 14:02 |
OpenJoke54458 | !lista | 14:02 |
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 » | 14:02 |
erdnase | I need to work as productively as I can with GIMP with only 512mb of ram, any suggestions? | 14:02 |
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yrth_ | hello | 14:03 |
yrth_ | yeah that's me hehehe | 14:03 |
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yrth | I wish y'all could see me now laughing at myself :) | 14:03 |
pksadiq | ? | 14:04 |
yrth | lol nevermind :) | 14:04 |
yrth | ok shifting.... it said for a sec "grub loading" then it disappeared and went to a blinking cursor and the screen is now off | 14:05 |
gsnedders | I'm trying to use Mac keymap to get deadkeys working, but altgr seems to just give third level input and not act as a dead key | 14:05 |
inflex | Hey there folks, I know I should 'advertise' but I'd like you to know that my wife has finally finished and published her fantasy novel and it was done ALL on Ubuntu using OpenSource tools. Anyhow, just thought I'd share so that people know Ubuntu really is quite fine for 'professional' applications. We also did all the artwork in Ubuntu | 14:05 |
kevdog | fantasy novel sounds dangerous | 14:06 |
inflex | okay... erm... mythical-fantasy? | 14:06 |
inflex | as opposed to adult-fantasy. | 14:06 |
kevdog | artwork done using what? | 14:06 |
yrth | pksadiq, ichat, I didn't get the command line | 14:06 |
inflex | kevdog: Inkscape and GIMP | 14:07 |
DracoZA | Hi, I am having problems getting vsftpd to work for clients outside our network, local access works fine | 14:07 |
inflex | kevdog: typesetting/editing done in LyX, Website development done in vim (of course ;) ), all hosted on a ubuntu box | 14:07 |
inflex | kevdog: we've also done an eBook version using Calibre | 14:08 |
yrth | pksadiq, ichat.... ok I was pressing shift and esc alternatively, and I got a table now: ubuntu with linux 2.6.32-24-generic; same but with recovery mode; and 2 memory tests.... so what should I choose? | 14:09 |
Buster_Oz | what version of Ubuntu that support Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g [14e4:4315] (rev 01) to make the card set to monitor mode? | 14:09 |
pksadiq | do you have drop to shell ? | 14:10 |
red2kic | inflex: Great. Now link us to the story. :) | 14:10 |
Nokio | Hi all, I have a ubuntu10.04 that i installed edubuntu-desktop after ubuntu installation. Everything is working fine but for some reason xorg is taking 100% of my cpu. Can anyone help me ? | 14:10 |
yrth | and can now pres "e" to edit command and "c" for command line, ichat, pksadiq | 14:10 |
inflex | red2kic: erm... I don't actually have one | 14:11 |
pksadiq | Press e | 14:11 |
inflex | red2kic: ooooh, you mean the URL for the site of the -book- ( and not a new-story ) - http://elitadaniels.com is the novelist site. | 14:11 |
pksadiq | And delete | 14:11 |
pksadiq | quite | 14:11 |
yrth | quiet splash? | 14:12 |
pksadiq | yes | 14:12 |
yrth | that line contains more... just at the end it says quiet splash | 14:12 |
yrth | should I delete the entire line? | 14:12 |
Ichat | no just quite splash | 14:13 |
yrth | or just the "quite splash" phrase | 14:13 |
yrth | ok | 14:13 |
yrth | done | 14:13 |
stewart_ | hello I am having a problem running remote SSH commands. When I run the ssh command remotley the terminal does not return control however if i login and run the command on the server after logging in then the command does release the terminal. Why would SSH not release the termnial when running remote commands? | 14:13 |
inflex | stewart_: I've had this issue in the past - you might have to go to the #openssl channel to get an answer - or google | 14:14 |
DracoZA | VSFTPD Question: Hi, I am having problems getting vsftpd to work for clients outside our network, local access works fine | 14:14 |
Ichat | /away household_yes_for_reall_:( | 14:14 |
yrth | now... ctrl+x to boot or ctrl-c for a command line | 14:14 |
yrth | ichat,pksadiq | 14:15 |
stewart_ | inflex: thanks i have already asked in the openssl channel... its very quiet in there. Can you remember how you solved it? | 14:15 |
Ichat | sorry bb in about 15 | 14:15 |
inflex | stewart_: trying to remember... gimme a mo :) | 14:15 |
inflex | stewart_: try invoking a bash shell and the command - or run a script that invokes a full shell. It's probably the stderr output that might be causing things to 'hang' | 14:17 |
stewart_ | inflex: OK i will have a look in to that however the tool i am using "capistrano" a ruby on rails deployment tool does not invoke a shell as far as i know | 14:19 |
inflex | stewart_: ssh foo@machine 'bash -c "echo hello; sleep 4"' | 14:19 |
Pritesh | CONNECT irc.tucows.com 9999 | 14:19 |
jpds | Pritesh: No. | 14:19 |
inflex | stewart_: yes but you might need to force the remote session to run the command you want -in- bash like the above example | 14:19 |
DracoZA | anyone good with vsftpd that can help me out ? | 14:20 |
stewart_ | inflex the command you pasted releases the terminal | 14:20 |
DracoZA | or maybe there is a better ftp server I can run on ubuntu ? | 14:20 |
yrth | it didn't save the line, pksadiq | 14:21 |
inflex | stewart_: that is the behaviour you were seeking - correct? | 14:21 |
Brandon__ | can someone help me retrieving data from a .img file pl0x | 14:21 |
pksadiq | sorry, I was eating | 14:22 |
pksadiq | i'm back | 14:22 |
ochosi | hm | 14:22 |
yrth | lol ok | 14:22 |
vargadanis | does anyone here uses DDD/gdb? I can't leave the display window once I click into that part of the window... any tips why? | 14:22 |
yrth | pksadiq, I deleted that quiet splash... now what? | 14:22 |
pksadiq | now boot that opting | 14:23 |
pksadiq | opting | 14:23 |
pksadiq | option | 14:23 |
yrth | ctrl x? | 14:23 |
brotspinne | Brandon__, foo.img => foo.bin => bin2iso | 14:23 |
yrth | I did and it showed some lines and then do screen died again | 14:24 |
Le-Chuck_ITA | Hi there. There must be a bug in lucid lynx that resets the keyboard settings every time I reboot. I tried everything but at each reboot my keyboard settings are back to USA and IT as an alternative, but I only want IT | 14:24 |
magnetron | DracoZA: have you read this guide? https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html | 14:24 |
Le-Chuck_ITA | Does anyone know how to solve this or at least did you already see it? | 14:24 |
pksadiq | Can you see that line now-? | 14:24 |
brotspinne | pkkm, yo | 14:24 |
yrth | the edited one? | 14:24 |
brotspinne | oops | 14:24 |
pksadiq | No, the booted one | 14:24 |
yrth | no | 14:25 |
DracoZA | magnetron let me check ive spent about 8 hours on the web so far today :P | 14:25 |
Brandon__ | brotspinne, no Debianese plz | 14:25 |
pksadiq | Again the screen went blank? | 14:25 |
inflex | stewart_: the other option might be (if you can) to invoke the process using "nohup" | 14:25 |
yrth | I restarted and went back to removing quiet splash | 14:25 |
inflex | stewart_: "man nohup" should give you the details you want. | 14:25 |
yrth | if I do boot, it will scroll some lines very quickly and then the screen is off | 14:25 |
pksadiq | K | 14:26 |
pksadiq | then try the next option in boot menu | 14:26 |
brotspinne | Brandon__, try sudo mount file.img /mnt/theplace -o loop -t iso9660 | 14:26 |
yrth | recovery mode? | 14:26 |
pksadiq | yes | 14:26 |
yrth | same | 14:27 |
xektrum | hello | 14:27 |
pksadiq | K | 14:27 |
yrth | running script init/bottom... and then it went off | 14:27 |
yrth | managed to read it this time | 14:27 |
pksadiq | Then boot the live cd | 14:28 |
yrth | there was one script before as well, but I didn't see it | 14:28 |
yrth | ok | 14:28 |
pksadiq | And re install | 14:28 |
yrth | reinstall the system? | 14:28 |
Bouchi | How to move from 2.6.30.9 to 2.6.34 kernel ? | 14:29 |
yrth | ok I got the main menu, pksadiq | 14:29 |
xektrum | can I setup mxrecords without a dns or a mailserver on a ubuntu machine? | 14:29 |
yrth | try, install, etc, pksadiq | 14:29 |
pksadiq | k | 14:29 |
yrth | and options F1-F6 | 14:29 |
pksadiq | Install | 14:29 |
yrth | no additional options? | 14:30 |
hmca | greetings | 14:30 |
mrnameless | hi guys | 14:30 |
pksadiq | What options? | 14:30 |
mrnameless | i need help on ubuntu | 14:30 |
mrnameless | can some one help me | 14:30 |
mrnameless | to make an arm toolchain? | 14:31 |
pksadiq | repair? | 14:31 |
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hmca | anyone here with a gnome "disk Utility" and a sata2 1TB disk give me the results, mine says Minimum Read Rate :2.9 Max 39.8, Average 33.5 , tanks | 14:31 |
yrth | pksadiq, acpi=off, noapic, nolapic, edd=on, nodmraid, nomodeset, free software only - all this is under F6 (other options) | 14:31 |
DracoZA | magnetron double checked that, everything I have done is correct so far | 14:31 |
magnetron | DracoZA: could you post your vsftpd config to a pastebin? | 14:32 |
DracoZA | magnetron sure one sec | 14:32 |
vargadanis | anyone had problems with DDD under ubuntu 10.04? specificly I can't leave the display part of the window once I click into it | 14:33 |
yrth | pksadiq, I can just leave it and install with all the default settings then | 14:33 |
yrth | that's how I normally do it anywya | 14:33 |
pksadiq | K | 14:33 |
pksadiq | but better to format and install | 14:33 |
yrth | oh, this is before all that | 14:34 |
DracoZA | magnetron http://pastebin.com/K3Zf41VC | 14:34 |
yrth | this is before you choose to try it or install it | 14:34 |
yrth | or check for disc defects or memory test | 14:34 |
yrth | ok installing without any additional options | 14:36 |
DracoZA | magnetron sorry was using nano, http://pastebin.com/mhvsrnQd | 14:36 |
greenhead | anyone actually out there | 14:38 |
yrth | pksadiq, ok choosing the language, time zone and the keyboard | 14:39 |
haavaros | How do I check whether im running 32 or 64 bit Ubuntu? | 14:39 |
stewart_ | inflex: hey thanks again for the help. I tried both nohup and invoking bash however this issue remains. Might head back to google. Thanks again for your help :) | 14:39 |
Besogon | Hello. I don't know why but I can't ping by NetBIOS computers located in other network | 14:39 |
yrth | pksadiq, now I'm where I'm preparing the disk space | 14:39 |
pksadiq | k | 14:40 |
yrth | so... specify partitions manually? | 14:40 |
pksadiq | let me pray, and I will be back within a few minutes | 14:40 |
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pksadiq | yes | 14:40 |
yrth | ok | 14:41 |
pksadiq | select manually | 14:41 |
pksadiq | better to select ext4 if you use only newer linux like ubuntu, if you older you may select ext3 for installing ubuntu | 14:42 |
DracoZA | magnetron external access seems to work once or twice and then stops entirely with Connection closed by remote host | 14:42 |
erdnase | I need to work as productively as I can with GIMP with only 512mb of ram, any suggestions? Because saving as .jpg is killing me. | 14:42 |
yrth | was selecting ext4 | 14:43 |
guest0001 | i am using ubuntu 10.04 and i changed my password but my login keyring is different can someone tell me how to make them the same? | 14:43 |
SmokeyD | hey everyone, I created a script which I placed on the desktop. How can I always make it run in a terminal, or always make it run without a terminal? Now it asks me everytime I double click it. | 14:44 |
yrth | pksadiq, so I've got now: sda(sda1 ext4 /; sda5 ext4 /home; sda6 swap) and sdb(sdb1 ext4 /backup)... let me know when you're back :) | 14:46 |
[zaf]-Coral | Hi guys, is there a verbose dd mode ? | 14:48 |
arunkumar413 | I'm finding it difficult to develop .NET applications on ubuntu using MonoDevelop | 14:48 |
yogg | [zaf]-Coral: You can ask dd for the status you have to sen a message with kill | 14:49 |
erdnase | arunkumar413, I'm using wine. I find it difficult too. | 14:50 |
yogg | [zaf]-Coral: kill -SIGUSR1 <dd PID> | 14:50 |
DracoZA | magnetron any ideas ? | 14:50 |
hanmrl | Does Ubuntu Netbook Edition ship with a handwriting recognition software? | 14:50 |
rwat | SmokeyD: I think you might have better success if you add it as a launcher on the panel | 14:50 |
arunkumar413 | erdnase: i'm trying to develop a small text editor program.What r u trying to develop | 14:50 |
[zaf]-Coral | yogg: thanks, I must admit, that sounds quite wierd | 14:51 |
glaucous | Is there a way to add a ppa, but ignore packages except a few specified? https://launchpad.net/~samrog131/+archive/ppa - I want this PPA, but only one package. I don't want to accidentally update/install to his other packages. | 14:51 |
erdnase | arunkumar413, Some inventory checking stuff. And other programs as a hobby. :P | 14:51 |
SmokeyD | rwat: hmm, ok. I don't really want to though. But I'll check. So no way to do that with a desktop script? | 14:51 |
glaucous | except a few* | 14:51 |
pksadiq | but I think it's better to keep at least one drive as fat32 or ntfs | 14:52 |
magnetron | DracoZA: i think you need to use passive FTP when connecting outside of your network | 14:52 |
yrth | why? pksadiq | 14:52 |
DracoZA | magnetron is there an option for that in conf ? | 14:52 |
magnetron | DracoZA: it's a client option | 14:52 |
rwat | SmokeyD: this is a shell script? | 14:52 |
arunkumar413 | k,which windowing system r u using,gtk or glade or something else | 14:52 |
yrth | pksadiq, I can change that sdb to fat32 | 14:52 |
yrth | I just can't see the difference lol | 14:53 |
DracoZA | magnetron hmm im using plain dos command and linux terminal to try and connect | 14:53 |
pksadiq | Because, Once when I played with some bootloader, I had to repair mbr, which distroid my entire disk except fat32 | 14:53 |
magnetron | DracoZA: yes, the regular ftp command in linux has an option for passive mode | 14:53 |
yrth | ok... that's fine, I will make the /backup sdb a fat32 | 14:54 |
DracoZA | magnetron thanks I will look into that, appreciate the time | 14:54 |
yrth | ok done... pksadiq, "next"? | 14:54 |
pksadiq | If you have enough storage, keep very important files in both fat and ext | 14:54 |
yrth | yeah | 14:55 |
pksadiq | next carry on to install | 14:55 |
yrth | ok, got "ready to install" there is the summary of everything I've chosen so far.... now, there is an icon "advanced" which opens advanced options: boot loader, ticked box with install boot loader, device for boot loader installation: /dev/sda | 14:57 |
SmokeyD | rwat: yes it is indeed a shell script. I fixed it by moving the scripts to ~/bin and then creating launchers on the desktop with the command 'gnome-terminal -e "~/bin/shellscript.sh"' | 14:57 |
pksadiq | k | 14:59 |
pksadiq | continue | 14:59 |
yrth | pksadiq, there is a drop box with different devices, but I can't choose /dev/sda1, only the main disk, sda | 14:59 |
yrth | well, when I hit install now, it will just install it | 15:00 |
richardsith | /msg nickserv register 27luglio77 richardsith@email.it | 15:00 |
pksadiq | have you partitioned disk sda? | 15:00 |
yrth | yes, hold on, let me copy it again | 15:00 |
pksadiq | Nice password richad :) | 15:00 |
yrth | pksadiq, so I've got now: sda(sda1 ext4 /; sda5 ext4 /home; sda6 swap) | 15:01 |
pksadiq | k | 15:01 |
yrth | install? | 15:01 |
pksadiq | yes | 15:01 |
yrth | ok... but this is exactly what I've been doing many times by now | 15:02 |
yrth | except the fat32, but that is somehow irrelevant to the booting process | 15:02 |
yrth | I can do it one more time though, no problem | 15:02 |
pksadiq | yeah, but give a try, once more | 15:02 |
yrth | it's installing | 15:03 |
Zubb | Pidgin just isn't working out for me. | 15:05 |
networm | i can't send any files with pidgin in yahoo :( why?! | 15:05 |
AndrewMC | !details | Zubb | 15:05 |
ubottu | Zubb: 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 ..." | 15:05 |
yrth | oh... it failed to format in fat | 15:05 |
yrth | but I can continue with the installation as that was the sdb disk anyway | 15:05 |
yrth | pksadiq | 15:06 |
Ichat | yrth: - stil no luck? | 15:06 |
[zaf]-Coral | yogg: would you mind pointing me to a good location to learn more about sigusr and kill, I can't seem to find a comprehensive doc about it | 15:07 |
yrth | no :( | 15:07 |
yogg | [zaf]-Coral: only google "dd status" first link http://prefetch.net/blog/index.php/2006/06/11/printing-dd-status/ | 15:07 |
yogg | [zaf]-Coral: hope this helps | 15:08 |
[zaf]-Coral | yogg: awesome thanks, checking it out :) | 15:08 |
yrth | installing again with pksadiq, but I've been doing the exact thing before, so don't have high hopes it will work, ichat | 15:08 |
yogg | [zaf]-Coral: np | 15:08 |
Zubb | On pidgin I'm running 2.7.3, My OS is ubuntu lucid. I got the newest pidgin for audio and video chat, I installed all the deps and libraries (gstreamer) (libnice) (farsight2) and all the gstreamer plugins, My webcam works fine but when I go to Pidgin plugins and configure voice and chat it closes pidgin | 15:08 |
TheBigS | i've hosed apt, can someone help me rescue it? | 15:08 |
TheBigS | i was installing KDevelop (Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit) and I got a segfault when processing shared-mime-info | 15:09 |
yrth | ichat... should I use windows to format both disks as they aren't in the raid array now, and then try linux? | 15:09 |
TheBigS | now apt is stuck on E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 15:10 |
TheBigS | with a bunch of error packages listed, how to i back apt out of this corner? | 15:10 |
Ichat | yrth: what does the installer say about your disk, ... mine said it to be in dev/mapper/somename does yours show dev/hda or /dev/sda or even /dev/hd0 | 15:11 |
yrth | it shows them as sda and sdb | 15:11 |
jwm123 | can anyone help with zeitgeist and gnome activity journal? | 15:12 |
yrth | so I partition them as follows: sda(sda1 ext4 /; sda5 ext4 /home; sda6 swap) | 15:12 |
Ichat | hmm, at least thats not *fckd than | 15:12 |
donnkeyyyy | tracy69 are you here????? | 15:12 |
yrth | ichat, there is absolutely nothing in the installation process that would suggest further problems | 15:13 |
Zubb | I heard pidgin voice and chat works on slackware, I might reformat my laptop, I'm stumped | 15:13 |
pksadiq | Wow,wait, I forgot yrth, did you check the bios settings? | 15:14 |
yrth | ichat, live CD works great, installation goes smoothly, and then... bummer | 15:14 |
pksadiq | Whether raid is activated? | 15:14 |
donnkeyyyy | whats a wifi usb adapter that Ubuntu will ALREADY pick up??? | 15:15 |
donnkeyyyy | and you dont have to install drivers | 15:15 |
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Ichat | pksadiq: - does the ubuntu live cd support something like a hardware listing tool? | 15:15 |
yrth | when I get to bios settings, there is nothing to choose about raid.... there is an additional menu (after bios page disappears) that I can there create or delete my RAID disks | 15:15 |
yrth | however, depending on those setting, bios then sees the hdd confuguration as one RAID array or 2 separate disks | 15:16 |
pksadiq | I remember , once I activated raid I experienced such a problem | 15:16 |
yrth | at the moment, it's 2 separate disks, raid is not configured | 15:16 |
Patero-ng | hey guys | 15:16 |
Ichat | donnkeyyyy: - not sure, but all drivers (even broadcom ones) are mostly in /usr/share/local repository/ even when the hardware tool doesnt seem to find them you could still manually install | 15:16 |
Patero-ng | is ubuntu a secret OS can I watch my bank account, ebay, paypal on it | 15:17 |
Patero-ng | with 0 risk | 15:17 |
Ichat | Patero-ng: - thats not upto ubuntu but up to your back | 15:17 |
Patero-ng | for the longest time I taught emails from mail.com were secure but is filling with connections from lots of adwares sites | 15:18 |
Ichat | ubuntu supports ssl and other sercured connections but its up to your banck to make them avail to you | 15:18 |
yrth | pksadiq, ichat, there was a little bit of a strange question when I changed from raid to ms-dos, when it wanted to format the disks in the next tinstallation, it said that is | 15:18 |
Patero-ng | well I mean windows has lots of exploitable dll | 15:18 |
abhinav_singh1 | i am having a private ip address and i am using sendmail to send mail using php function but i am not able to do so..i mean mail is not being sent please tell me how to fix it | 15:18 |
Patero-ng | no matter if u have a firewall things can get ruined so does ubuntu has a more secure interface | 15:18 |
yrth | damn.... it said that there is a GPT (or GTP) signature on the partition board (or something like that) indicating raid... but said if it's not raid to continue | 15:19 |
yrth | so I did | 15:19 |
yrth | then the second installation didn't complain about it any more | 15:19 |
Ichat | hmmz, | 15:20 |
donnkeyyyy | well Ichat, do you know of any that it does pick up? | 15:20 |
kickingintender | what to do when kernel gets crashed | 15:20 |
tjubaluba | how can i remove the keybinding "Ctrl+Scrollwheel" -> zoom? | 15:20 |
Ichat | yrth: try installing windows . untill it starts coppying files.. than reboot and try ubuntu again... - lets see what happends than | 15:20 |
yrth | yes | 15:20 |
tjubaluba | .... gives very strange effects when you have a heavy wheel and minimal friction... wheel keeps spinning and you do Ctrl+Tab for example | 15:20 |
yrth | just got a windows cd out now lol, ichat | 15:21 |
Ichat | the bigg nice thing about the windows installer is that its so damn stupid that it goes its way regardless what... | 15:21 |
yrth | I just need to finish installing ubuntu again | 15:21 |
yrth | lol yeah, ichat | 15:21 |
Gordon_Gekko | Hello! I have a scaner and a printer together, But the scanner has not been recognized. When I try to scan it says that I should connect a scanner. How can I fix that? It used to be working with Mint | 15:22 |
coz_ | yrth, wait.. sorry what was the original issue? | 15:22 |
yrth | coz_ after a successful installation, my ubuntu won't boot up | 15:22 |
yrth | blinking cursor and then screen off | 15:22 |
yrth | that's it | 15:22 |
coz_ | yrth, oh ok... was it suggested that you check the cd for errors | 15:22 |
yrth | and this is exactly what happened here now lol | 15:22 |
yrth | coz_ I did that before my first installation | 15:23 |
yrth | no errors | 15:23 |
ciupicri | mount -t cifs '//xxxx.local/androidRepo' /mnt/src -o ip=10.0.2.2,user=uuu,rw,password=ppp gives me mount: block device //xxx.local/androidRepo is write-protected, mounting read-only |mount: cannot mount block device //xxx.local/androidRepo read-only | 15:23 |
TheBigS | can someone help me fix apt, I think I hosed it: http://pastebin.com/P2EXDj75 | 15:23 |
Ichat | yrth - that happend with me once too, and never got any clues of why, but as soon as ms installed its bootloader ... my probs went away | 15:23 |
coz_ | yrth, ok and when you hit ctrl+alt+f1 | 15:23 |
jenda | It seems I have permissions set wrong in my home folder. Is there an easy way to set them to default? (e.g., a single command?) | 15:23 |
coz_ | yrth, log in then sudo restart gdm are there any error reported | 15:23 |
yrth | and when do you want me to hit that, after it switches the screen off, or before? | 15:24 |
Ichat | coz_ SYSTEM didn't boot AT all - | 15:24 |
coz_ | yrth, let it go through the entire boot sequence ...when you get to the black screen with cursor do th at | 15:24 |
Ichat | you could try chrooting but i doubt that would help | 15:25 |
ksbalaji | suggest c tutor? | 15:25 |
coz_ | yrth, oh this didnt boot even to black screen?> | 15:25 |
Whitor | Having a weird issue... ping server2.avc.local ... ping: unknown host server2.avc.local --- Then I : nslookup server2.avc.local To which I get Name:server2.avc.local Address: 192.168.147.166 .... If I ping 192.168.147.166 I get very timely responses... Why won't this name resolve properly ? | 15:25 |
Gordon_Gekko | Hello! I have a scaner and a printer together, But the scanner has not been recognized. When I try to scan it says that I should connect a scanner. How can I fix that? It used to be working with Mint | 15:26 |
yrth | hold on... just noticed something in the bios... 2 disk but raid was on... changed to ati and no chance in booting | 15:26 |
yrth | ok let me try ctrl-alt-f1 | 15:26 |
saulus | I am using ubuntu 10.04 - server with / and /boot on an lvm2(on raid1( on /dev/sda & /dev/sdb) ). After I did a dist-upgrade from the fresh installation the kernel does not recognize my /dev/sdb (and thus the follow-up devices). Any Ideas? | 15:26 |
tjubaluba | how can i remove the keybinding "Ctrl+Scrollwheel" -> zoom? | 15:27 |
Ichat | !specific Gordon_Gekko | 15:27 |
Whitor | The terminal here shows the issue best: http://picpaste.com/pics/Screenshot-4-aBYfUyGh.1283956081.png | 15:27 |
saulus | grub tells "Gave up waiting for root device". | 15:27 |
Gordon_Gekko | Ichat what do you mean? | 15:27 |
iplaythisgame2 | Having Problems with vobcopy. Had to redo my server install /drive failure. Updated to 10.4 . Vobcopy is throwing Path thingy didn't work '/dev/loop0' using the same commands I used under 8.4 Mount the .iso then rip to hard drive. Anyone got any ideas? | 15:27 |
red2kic | tjubaluba: I imagine you want to install compizconfig-settings-manager -- then find and untick the cursed keybinding. | 15:27 |
yrth | sorry coz_ it didn't react :( | 15:27 |
yrth | ok windows goes in lol | 15:27 |
coz_ | yrth, is this a dual boot | 15:28 |
AndrewMC | saulus: try #ubuntu-server | 15:28 |
yrth | no coz_ just ubuntu | 15:28 |
saulus | ty AndrewMC | 15:28 |
sid123 | hey I have heard vlc 1.1.2 has released.Has it been added to the ubuntu repository?If not then how i install it in 10.04? | 15:28 |
coz_ | yrth, ok you may have to change the boot sequence let me find a post about this hold on | 15:28 |
yrth | boot sequence? | 15:28 |
Ichat | Gordon_Gekko: be more specific, - what brand, what version etc etc. do a lspci | 15:29 |
coz_ | yrth, did you use a live cd intially? | 15:29 |
yrth | yes | 15:29 |
yrth | works fine | 15:29 |
coz_ | yrth, ok | 15:29 |
yrth | beautiful :) | 15:29 |
pksadiq | Yrth, also try alt+contrl+del while blinking | 15:29 |
yrth | that's why decided to go for it | 15:29 |
Gordon_Gekko | Ichat, it is an epson stylus DX4450 | 15:29 |
jenda | Is "chown -R user:user /home/user" a bad idea? and chmod -R 644? | 15:29 |
Gordon_Gekko | Ichat, when I give "sane-find-scanner" it detects the scaner | 15:29 |
coz_ | yrth, which video card do you have on that system | 15:30 |
uRock | !cookie > joeb454 | 15:30 |
red2kic | !latest | sid123 | 15:30 |
ubottu | sid123: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are: fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. | 15:30 |
red2kic | sid123: If you really really really need the latest bleeding stuffs, try your luck with finding VLC PPA at Launchpad.net | 15:30 |
yrth | coz_ nvidia quadro nvs 295 (just reading it off the card lol) | 15:30 |
Intrepd | sid123, there is a ppa that has 1.1.4 i think - if you google for it, you'd probably find it | 15:30 |
sid123 | <ubottu>ok | 15:31 |
sid123 | <red2kic>ok | 15:31 |
iplaythisgame2 | join #vobcopy | 15:31 |
coz_ | yrth, ok try rebooting and I believe befor it gets too far you have to ht the left shift key ...i believe to see the grub menu | 15:31 |
yrth | coz_ we've tried that.... | 15:31 |
yrth | I deleted "quiet splash" | 15:32 |
coz_ | yrth, oh and you changed quiet splash to nomodeset | 15:32 |
yrth | coz_ no, just deleted quiet splash | 15:32 |
coz_ | yrth, try putting in NOMODESET then hit ctrl+x | 15:32 |
coz_ | yrth, if that boots to desktop then immediately go to system/administration/hardware drivers and install the nvidia driver nvidia_current and reboot | 15:33 |
dpac_ | jenda: Yeah, you shouldn't really use that recursively. You never know what permission might break your system up. | 15:33 |
coz_ | yrth, it should reboot onto the deskto0p | 15:33 |
Patero-ng | hello guys | 15:33 |
Patero-ng | mmy question hasn't get answered hopefuly someone hears knows quite quiet | 15:33 |
Patero-ng | I want to know if ubuntu is more secure then windows for seeing ur secret data such as bank or ebay, paypal | 15:34 |
TheBigS | Help! i broke dpkg, something about a seg fault when configureing shared-mime-info: http://pastebin.com/FJRxVZZj | 15:34 |
deepu | i had installed nvidia driver ............but i has a problem....my resolution is set to minimum | 15:34 |
yrth | coz_ too late now... I need to install it again | 15:34 |
th0r | Patero-ng: there is nothing in linux that is special about the link between you and internet sites, so no....it isn't more secure | 15:34 |
yrth | used windows CD to format it lol | 15:34 |
coz_ | yrth, ooooo ok | 15:34 |
Patero-ng | th0r | 15:35 |
iplaythisgame2 | vobcopy error Any takers? http://pastebin.com/n9udNLe1 | 15:35 |
coz_ | yrth, oh? do you have maybe another system | 15:35 |
yrth | coz_ don't worry, it won't take long | 15:35 |
Patero-ng | windows has lots of vulnerable dlls that can be used to sniff ur data and perhaps screenshoot it | 15:35 |
yrth | no, coz_ just ubuntu | 15:35 |
Patero-ng | does ubuntu has such vulnerable material | 15:35 |
Gordon_Gekko | anyone? | 15:35 |
coz_ | yrth, well I was going to suggest using Dban ...you could possibly boot with live cd...download Dban and burn that to cd then boot using the Dban disk | 15:35 |
th0r | Patero-ng: you didn't ask about linux being more secure than windows...you asked about using ebay, bank, etc. The OS is more secure, the network link is not | 15:35 |
Patero-ng | is everyone seeing my question of just th0r | 15:36 |
coz_ | yrth, this will allow a complete wipe of the hard drive if you want something like that | 15:36 |
yrth | what's Dban, coz_? | 15:36 |
Ichat | Gordon_Gekko: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=627471 - should stil work | 15:36 |
Patero-ng | yea I know the security in theory lies on the browser and its protocols | 15:36 |
ciupicri | how can I find out which package provides a file? | 15:36 |
Patero-ng | but windows can betray dat so then is more secure to see that info on ubuntu | 15:36 |
Patero-ng | ,.,. | 15:36 |
Gordon_Gekko | Ichat, it is strange because it used to be working out of the box | 15:37 |
yrth | coz_ pls don't go for a while :) | 15:37 |
Gordon_Gekko | Ichat, thank you anyways :) | 15:37 |
Patero-ng | most spywares sit in ur pc and act in the shadows u don't see diaglog msgs or errors just slow downs | 15:37 |
Patero-ng | they want to know what u do quielt | 15:37 |
th0r | Patero-ng: it would be much harder for linux to fall victim to a drive-by keylogger infection or such as that, yes. The design of the OS pretty much precludes the sort of infections windows encounters | 15:37 |
Intrepd | iplaythisgame2, do you have a /dev/loop0? and do you have permissions to read from it? | 15:37 |
coz_ | Patero-ng, well linux of course in general is more secure.... and you can secure that even more if you like....but if you want more information about security in linux or any OS for that matter you may want to go to blackhat.com and take a few hours to read their reports | 15:38 |
Patero-ng | does ubuntu has had security problems in the past is der a site I can look it up | 15:38 |
coz_ | yrth, ok | 15:38 |
coz_ | Patero-ng, all that information will be at blackhat.com | 15:38 |
tjubaluba | red2kic, seems the standard "zoom" bindings isnt listed in compiz... this is the standard zoom that applications like browsers, adobe reader etc are using. | 15:39 |
coz_ | Patero-ng, it will take some time to sort through the info on that site | 15:39 |
Ichat | Patero-ng: - spyware is only installed by the user ... even windows running without root user is quite safe against it if not installing 'shady' software... but runnng ubuntu without untrusted repsoitories almost makes it imposible to get spyware or any mallware for that matter | 15:39 |
yrth | coz_ why when I create partitions on that first sda disk, there is sda1 and then sda5 and sda6... where is 2 3 and 4? | 15:39 |
red2kic | tjubaluba: Enhanced Zoom Desktop? | 15:40 |
iplaythisgame2 | Intrepd, sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop /stuff/disk2/stuff.iso /stuff/iso/ | 15:40 |
iplaythisgame2 | this is the command I used to mount the iso. I set all of it up so long ago, then forgot about it, I don't remember how exactly I had it set up before. | 15:40 |
th0r | yrth: read up on primary and extended partitions...five is the first extended partition, and the system is saving 2-4 in case it needs additional primaries | 15:41 |
coz_ | yrth, mmm that's interesting not sure ... how are you creating partitions? | 15:41 |
yrth | coz_ not sure that really matters, but it's been like that for the past 10 or so installations lol | 15:41 |
Oer | !resetpanels > Oer | 15:41 |
ubottu | Oer, please see my private message | 15:41 |
Ichat | yrth - thats normall | 15:41 |
yrth | coz_ I do that while the installation process | 15:41 |
coz_ | yrth, that is odd ,,, I can see why someone asked if raid was on | 15:41 |
iplaythisgame2 | Intrepd, I'm not sure of the part the loop has in the funciton | 15:41 |
yrth | thannks ichat :) | 15:41 |
yrth | coz_ it was before | 15:41 |
yrth | raid | 15:41 |
coz_ | yrth, understood | 15:41 |
Ichat | its a bit of a long story but its logical ebcause of the way that the parttion table works | 15:42 |
coz_ | yrth, if possible .download and burn Dban it will boot and you can wipe the drive if you are that concerned | 15:42 |
yrth | that's ok, ichat, if it's nothing to worry, then that's fine | 15:42 |
gpannwitz | I installed apache, and put symbolic in /var/www/ which point to some directories in my home folder, but only some of them are listed when browsing to http://localhost/ | 15:43 |
yrth | perhaps this is what needs to be done.... coz_ | 15:43 |
muzer | Right. I've tried to fix this on a few occasions in the past, and never got anywhere, but it's irritating me again now. I use NVIDIA TwinView in KDE with the proprietary driver, but when an app wants to go in fullscreen, it ends up in a small window to the left side of my right monitor (so, if both monitors are counted as one continuous one, it would be in the middle). Is there a way to fix this? | 15:43 |
dpac_ | gpannwitz: Check Permissions | 15:43 |
muzer | I can't use the FOSS driver with the funny French name that I can never spell because it doesn't support 3D acceleration for my card. | 15:43 |
Ichat | yrth - the win installer does about the same thing ... try that if you have the disk first... if that doesn't work you can allways | 15:44 |
yrth | I did that | 15:44 |
muzer | wait, why the hell am I asking in #ubuntu? I don't even use *Buntu any more on this computer, I'm having a senior moment, lol :P | 15:44 |
yrth | installing again ubuntu | 15:44 |
jenda | dpac_: somehow, I ended up with my home folder root-only - is there a better solution? | 15:45 |
Ichat | yrth: - no luck ? | 15:45 |
regeya | hm muzer :-> | 15:45 |
yrth | I don't know yet | 15:45 |
yrth | ichat | 15:45 |
iplaythisgame2 | Intrepd, ok I mounted it this way sudo mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0 /stuff/disk2/stuff.iso /stuff/iso | 15:45 |
iplaythisgame2 | and still getting the Path thingy didn't work. | 15:45 |
dpac_ | jenda: Recursively? | 15:45 |
Ichat | lol it beter work cuz its getting quite anoying :P | 15:45 |
muzer | still, if someone CAN answer, that would be great - it would be roughly portable, I can use my intuition (I'm on Gentoo here, now) | 15:46 |
dpac_ | jenda: I mean all the files and folders inside home have become root only? | 15:46 |
yrth | ichat, still need a few minutes to finish the installation... I know, tell me about it, it's my 3rd day on it :( | 15:46 |
Trisox | any one knows if i can use htaccess to turnoff casesensetive for webservers? | 15:46 |
jmknsd | aag, I can't watch any flash video because flash keeps crashing. | 15:46 |
Trisox | its driving me nuts | 15:46 |
yrth | brb | 15:46 |
Ichat | sorry im not laughting at you - - no really im not :P - stupid computer stuff brrrr | 15:47 |
jenda | dpac_: yep | 15:47 |
xiaclo | Trisox it's not an apache thing, its a filesystem thing ... easy fix, format a drive vfat, and use that for your web server | 15:47 |
jenda | dpac_: nevermind, will have to reinstall - I ran it recursively and it won't even start up properly now :) | 15:47 |
Trisox | i got no access to the webserver.. | 15:47 |
muzer | PM me if anyone has an answer - this channel is too noisy for someone with beeps enabled. | 15:48 |
xiaclo | Trisox then no ... there is no way via htaccess | 15:48 |
Trisox | :( | 15:48 |
dpac_ | jenda: Well, you should be careful with that. I had done that once but I chmodded 777 fortunately | 15:48 |
Trisox | yea be carefull using su and cmod 777 | 15:49 |
Trisox | hehe | 15:49 |
jenda | dpac_: well, then, off to reinstall :) | 15:49 |
dpac_ | jenda: you can chmod 775 and chown if you still want to make it reusable. There will be issues if there are other users using the box. | 15:49 |
regeya | #ubuntu has a captcha bot now???!? | 15:50 |
jenda | The computer had an encrypted /home and swap - it used to be quite dificult. Is there an easy way to set that up now? | 15:50 |
gpannwitz | dpac_: I made the directory in question readable by everyone. Does it make a difference that the linked to directory is a mount point ? | 15:50 |
Ichat | regeya: - use an irc client :P | 15:50 |
jenda | dpac_: no, it's a one-user laptop. I'll give that a try. | 15:50 |
iplaythisgame2 | Intrepd, thanks, you pointed me down the right path. Got it figured out. | 15:50 |
regeya | Ichat: uh... | 15:50 |
dpac_ | jenda: Well, you can use this system till maverick releases, I guess. Its just 30 days now. | 15:51 |
Ichat | gpannwitz: - check your httpd.confg to enable follow symlinks :??? | 15:51 |
regeya | Ichat: I thought irssi was an irc client--what do other people use, a dead badger? | 15:51 |
pksadiq | \me "learning something" | 15:51 |
Ichat | pksadiq: - what? | 15:51 |
regeya | that would be a forward slash, pksadiq | 15:52 |
* pksadiq "learning" | 15:52 | |
* regeya refers to himself in the 3rd person | 15:52 | |
jenda | dpac_: true | 15:52 |
jmknsd | Is there any way to get around flash crashing on 64 bit ubuntu? Or do Ineed to switch operating systems to watch flash video? | 15:52 |
regeya | catalan! | 15:52 |
* Ichat thinks its stupid to use the /me command to often :P | 15:52 | |
yrth | lol | 15:53 |
* regeya notes there is a difference between "to" and "too" | 15:53 | |
dpac_ | gpannwitz: Do what Ichat suggested | 15:53 |
* Pici reminds folks that offtopic chat belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:53 | |
* regeya nods, and quiets down | 15:53 | |
yrth | ok... big moment | 15:53 |
yrth | nope | 15:54 |
yrth | still same crap | 15:54 |
jenda | dpac_: on the other hand, I would prefer this system to stay LTS | 15:55 |
Ichat | yrth - i hate your pc now - you do understand that dont you | 15:55 |
yrth | ok... coz_ can you tell me what you wanted me to replace quiet splash with? | 15:55 |
regeya | say, I've never learned much about my client; what have I got set wrong that I'm getting a notice every time the FloodBot1 asks someone a question? | 15:55 |
yrth | lol, I've hated it since the day 1... nothing but problems with this shit.... ichat, I thought ubuntu would resolve all that | 15:55 |
regeya | it's hard to help people if I keep seeing questions about how many letters there are in 'compile' or the first digit in 456 | 15:56 |
dpac_ | jenda: Well, then you could replace the files with a recent backup. That would replace majority of the files if the backup was recent | 15:56 |
dpac_ | jenda: don't tell me you don't backup. | 15:56 |
Brandon__ | can someone tell me how I mount a .img file to my usb flash drive? | 15:57 |
Ichat | regeya did you register with nickservice | 15:57 |
regeya | yes. | 15:57 |
regeya | years ago. | 15:57 |
Pici | regeya: Then you aren't identifying until after you join the channel. | 15:58 |
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yrth | nomodeset worked | 15:58 |
regeya | I'm seeing EVERYONE's security check. EVERYONE's. So because my client is joining the channel before it send the ident, I'm going to get flooded by the floodbot? | 15:58 |
regeya | I don't wanna /ignore because it might decide I'm not registered... | 15:59 |
Pici | regeya: Will you please join #ubuntu-irc ? #ubuntu isn't really the place to discuss this. | 15:59 |
regeya | no...no, I don't think I will. | 16:00 |
yrth | coz_ nomodeset worked!!! ichat, pksadiq :) | 16:00 |
Ichat | yrth - thats strange\ | 16:00 |
pksadiq | K, yrth, i'll take care next time | 16:01 |
yrth | just rebooting to see if it worked again | 16:01 |
pksadiq | sorry 4 I could not serve U | 16:01 |
yrth | I wonder if raid is going to work now <devil? | 16:01 |
yrth | > | 16:01 |
yrth | oh yeah | 16:01 |
Ichat | yrth: - you dont want fakeraid | 16:01 |
yrth | it boots up!!! | 16:01 |
wessel | hello, I'm wondering if its possible to start the Graphviz GUI, I installed Graphviz with sudo apt-get install graphviz, but I don't really know what it installed. | 16:01 |
yrth | ichat, is it really fake? | 16:02 |
yrth | lol | 16:02 |
Ichat | yrth - if you do want raid used mdadm to setup raid for you | 16:02 |
wessel | When you install it on windows, you get a shortcut on your desktop to start the GUI. | 16:02 |
yrth | pksadiq!!! you did help!!! | 16:02 |
yrth | all of you did :) | 16:02 |
yrth | bouncing ideas is great :) | 16:02 |
yrth | I just love this chat hehehehe | 16:02 |
pksadiq | k, my pleasure | 16:02 |
yrth | ichat, I don't know a lot about raid, why would I want that? | 16:03 |
wessel | I think you start the GUI with dotty -V, but the entire menu is missing :-/ | 16:04 |
julian__ | ok i finally got through this security check | 16:04 |
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Ichat | yrth - like i said IF you wnat it.. in some cases you'd want it to have more spead .. or to be a bit more safe mirror of your hdd bit if you want it... | 16:05 |
dpac_ | wessel: Did you check in the menus? | 16:05 |
Ichat | you should installed it from the ubuntu installer so not from the bios. | 16:05 |
yrth | guys, what do you suggest to use for the cube effect etc? | 16:05 |
yrth | ok ichat, I think I'll skip it.... don't really need it | 16:06 |
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wessel | dpac_, no I don't know how :-/ | 16:06 |
wessel | right click brings up a menu | 16:06 |
Ichat | yrth atm nothing, you should first fix your driver problems to be able to remove the nomodset stuff again | 16:06 |
dpac_ | wessel: Do you see 'Applications' on the top left of the screen? | 16:06 |
yrth | I think it's fixed now, ichat | 16:06 |
Ichat | problem is, what drivers need fixing :P | 16:07 |
wessel | no | 16:07 |
DoubleString | hey all | 16:07 |
yrth | I've downloaded and installed new drivers.... rebooted and it works fine | 16:07 |
yrth | installing updates now :) | 16:07 |
ilovefairuz | !hi | DoubleString | 16:07 |
ubottu | DoubleString: 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! | 16:07 |
coz_ | yrth, well did you also install compizconfig-settings-manager? | 16:07 |
dpac_ | Ichat: I've been using my box with nomodeset fix since it released. I don't think that has any sort of issues. | 16:07 |
yrth | coz_ not yet | 16:08 |
Haseman | Has any one here had any trouble with a bonded interface? for some reason mine doesn't arp resolve? | 16:08 |
Ichat | yrth not really - you just told the kernel to load a bunch of safe drivers.. and it works but if you wnat more features / performanse it would help to be able to run in normal mode again with the right drivers. | 16:08 |
yrth | so compiz not berel or whatever it was called | 16:08 |
Ichat | dpac_ for realllly | 16:08 |
wessel | http://yfrog.com/epselection029j | 16:08 |
yrth | oh ichat... so where can I get that driver? | 16:08 |
coz_ | yrth, ok you need to sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager to get into the big settings and that is opened with ccsm in terminal or system/preferences/ compizconfig settings manager | 16:08 |
wessel | dpac_, http://yfrog.com/epselection029j this is what I see | 16:08 |
dpac_ | Ichat: Since Lucid released* | 16:09 |
Ichat | dpac_ strnage | 16:09 |
lpjhjdh | is there a way to display multiple timezones with the standard gnome-applet clock | 16:10 |
yrth | ichat, it downloaded the proprietary drivers | 16:10 |
yrth | for my nvidia | 16:10 |
slow-motion | hi | 16:10 |
coz_ | yrth, so the boot issue is solved now ...yes?? | 16:10 |
dpac_ | wessel: well, my graphic chipset is old. Even ATI has stopped its support, so I don't complain. I can still play DoTA on Wine. So that works for me :) | 16:11 |
yrth | coz_ yes, it's great!!! thanks a lot! | 16:11 |
coz_ | yrth, cool now install compizconif-settings-manager | 16:11 |
dpac_ | wessel: Don't you see a menu on very top left of the screen | 16:11 |
wessel | dpac_, why are grafics drivers a problem | 16:11 |
yrth | coz_ just did | 16:11 |
wessel | no I don't | 16:11 |
coz_ | yrth, ok you can meet me in #compiz if you like ...less traffic | 16:11 |
yrth | coz_ but ichat said to find better drivers for my graphics card | 16:11 |
red2kic | lpjhjdh: You can accomplish this easily with conky, I suppose. | 16:12 |
wessel | wessel@wegumar7:~$ dotty -V | 16:12 |
wessel | dotty version 96c (09-24-96) | 16:12 |
wessel | lefty version 10 Mar 2005 | 16:12 |
wessel | graphviz version 2.20.2 (Tue Mar 2 19:03:41 UTC 2010) | 16:12 |
coz_ | yrth, oh? which driver do you have now? | 16:12 |
FloodBot4 | wessel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:12 |
dpac_ | wessel: On the left of the panel where you see networking icons. | 16:12 |
lpjhjdh | red2kic: hopin to stick with the standard applet, thanks though. I'll take a look | 16:12 |
wessel | oh, yes, here I see this! | 16:12 |
coz_ | yrth, hit alt+F2 type in nvidia-settings | 16:12 |
coz_ | yrth, the driver version should be listed when that opens | 16:12 |
dpac_ | yrth: you did modify your /etc/default/grub file to include nomodeset? | 16:12 |
yrth | coz_ too fast... it didn't reboot after the updates :( | 16:12 |
coz_ | yrth, oooo | 16:13 |
yrth | hold on, will do the nomodeset again | 16:13 |
wessel | dpac_, there is no Dotty in this menus.. | 16:13 |
hihihi100 | who can help me to configure virtual keyboard and other virtual organ programs? I cannot hear any sound | 16:13 |
Ichat | coz_ yrth if hes running the nomodset command - to make it work some driver most be incompatible with his hw. it should be fixed (if possible) | 16:13 |
yrth | wait.... it booted up again | 16:14 |
yrth | this is so weird | 16:14 |
yrth | seems ok now | 16:14 |
yrth | once it tells me it's tired of waiting for boot, and now it's ok | 16:14 |
dpac_ | yrth: http://goo.gl/at07 Do modify your /etc/default/grub so that a kernel update doesn't remove your nomodeset fix. | 16:15 |
dpac_ | wessel: The screenshot you showed me does show a GUI. What's wrong? | 16:15 |
wessel | it has no menu's | 16:15 |
wessel | it should have a menu | 16:15 |
wessel | right click, add attribute does not work | 16:16 |
yrth | dpac_ thanks.... let me do that a sec | 16:16 |
yrth | coz_ the diver is NVIDIAdriver Version 195.36.24 | 16:17 |
yrth | coz_ is this what you wanted me to give you? | 16:17 |
coz_ | yrth, ok that is not a bad driver to use actually there are newer ones but that one is real decent | 16:17 |
dpac_ | wessel: Well, I can't help you with application specific problem. I have never used graphviz. You should try its support forums. | 16:17 |
Putr | Hey what's the keyboard shortcut for the different works spaces? | 16:17 |
yrth | ok.... coz_ let me just go through what dpac_ said and I will meet you in compiz | 16:18 |
wessel | okay | 16:18 |
hihihi100 | ds | 16:21 |
histo | Putr: ctrl+alt+ arrow | 16:21 |
histo | Putr: then if you have an app selected you can hit ctrl+shift+alt+arrow to move it to a different workspace | 16:21 |
needhelp1 | quick question, how can i tell if my pc is compatible with 64 bit version, or if i should be using the 32 bit version | 16:23 |
Tweaky | hi. i used computer janitor and after reboot i have no window borders at all. any ideas? | 16:23 |
yrth | dpac_ I've done it.... but not the rest the users have below, is that ok? | 16:23 |
Putr | histo: thanks! | 16:23 |
histo | needhelp1: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep size | 16:24 |
histo | needhelp1: look if the clflush size is 64 | 16:24 |
dpac_ | yrth: Users have below? I am not sure if I understood you | 16:25 |
needhelp1 | clflush 64 | 16:25 |
yrth | dpac_ the link you sent me has got some posts regarding modifying some files.... | 16:25 |
Tweaky | hi. i used computer janitor and after reboot i have no window borders at all. any ideas? i cant alt-tab ti change windows, no resize or close buttons, no border at all. what did it uninstall /cry | 16:26 |
yrth | ok, I rebooted and it worked fine :) | 16:26 |
yrth | at least now I know what to do if it plays up again! | 16:26 |
yrth | thanks guys :) all of you :) | 16:26 |
dpac_ | yrth: It says you should modify /etc/default/grub. Thats because when your computer does critical upgrade, your nomodeset fix will be lost. You'll have to do it all over again. If you put it in /etc/default/grub, your settings will be retained. So thats the main point. But now you know if it stops working again. | 16:27 |
yrth | thanks will try doing that now :) | 16:29 |
dk12548 | how can i uninstall a program i dont need | 16:29 |
estragib | Tweaky, you could have a look into /var/log/apt/history.log or /var/log/dpkg.log. maybe computer janitor logged what it removed. | 16:30 |
area51pilot | Tweaky: are u using COMPIZ? | 16:30 |
area51pilot | welcome duffy | 16:30 |
Tweaky | area51pilot: yes | 16:30 |
Tweaky | estragib: thanks ill check | 16:30 |
dk12548 | please tell me how to uninstall a program | 16:31 |
histo | dk12548: you can use the terminal and sudo apt-get remove <packagename> or you can use System > administration > package manager | 16:31 |
area51pilot | Tweaky: sounds like u enabled a feature or add-on in COMPIZ that caused the issue .. I have noticed that a lot and have had to back track and edit my Compiz settings backwards | 16:31 |
vladio | hi | 16:32 |
area51pilot | Tweaky: try to remember what u changed last and start reverting back to its original setting | 16:32 |
vladio | xiaclo are you here | 16:32 |
Tweaky | area51pilot: hm ok ill go disable compiz and see what happens. ill have to leave irc however since i cant shrink this window. only thing i did was use computer janitor >< | 16:33 |
dk12548 | oh thanks histo but i figured it out. actually i am on kde | 16:33 |
Tweaky | its as if there are no windows at all | 16:33 |
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dk12548 | i dont know how to use compiz. any suggetions, cause i tried alot to play around with that thing | 16:35 |
demersus | Need help with apache2 and x-sendfile | 16:35 |
dk12548 | i am on kde. | 16:35 |
demersus | x-sendfile won't work over a samba share? | 16:36 |
area51pilot | Tweaky: u dont have to disable it per say, just disable or uncheck the items that dont look necessary | 16:36 |
tehowe | Hey, what's the right arena to advocate for having metatracker added back into Ubuntu? It's not in 10.04, and though it's in the repository it's a really old version. | 16:36 |
Tweaky | area51pilot: actually compiz was off. i changed to advanced settings and now i have borders again ^_^ thank you so much | 16:36 |
dk12548 | i want to increase the DPI of my screen please help me | 16:37 |
eja | how do i install ubuntu-desktop but still have it boot me into console mode? | 16:37 |
needhelp1 | how can i tell what version of ubuntu im running, 32 or 64 | 16:37 |
xiaclo | uname -m | 16:38 |
totem | which channel for ubuntu 10.10 beta? | 16:38 |
eja | file /bin/bash will work | 16:38 |
Tweaky | #ubuntu+1 | 16:38 |
totem | thanks | 16:38 |
Kritoslap | Hello, I'm running ubuntu 10.04 and ubuntu won't shut down. | 16:38 |
Kritoslap | Why?:) | 16:39 |
dk12548 | he when i used uname -m it says i686 what that mean? | 16:39 |
egsome | Kritoslap, What problem you have when try to shutdown ? what happen ? | 16:39 |
Dr_Willis | eja: disable the gdm service, or use the 'text' boot time option - if you dont want X or gdm to start at all. | 16:39 |
hsr | Hello | 16:39 |
egsome | Kritoslap, Also, How do you try to shutdown ? | 16:39 |
hsr | Dr_Willis: Hi! Which package can help me convert odt to pdf? | 16:40 |
hsr | Hello! Which package can help me convert odt to pdf? | 16:40 |
Kritoslap | egsome, Those bubbles, circles, get stuck, 3 of them turn into orange and the other two just stay white. It get's stuck there | 16:40 |
Kritoslap | egsome, Using gnome power manager. | 16:40 |
Dr_Willis | hsr: never tried, Theres a print to pdf feature. that proberly can do it. | 16:40 |
Kritoslap | egsome, Clicked shut down. | 16:40 |
eja | Dr_Willis: where do i set the text boot time option? | 16:41 |
Dr_Willis | eja: /etc/default/grub | 16:41 |
hsr | Dr_Willis: where is that feature available? | 16:41 |
Tweaky | kritoslap: not the power button in the top right corner? | 16:41 |
Kritoslap | Tweaky, Ahh yes, I was talking about that one. | 16:41 |
hsr | Hello! Which package can help me convert odt to pdf? | 16:41 |
Kritoslap | Tweaky, That's gnome power manager. | 16:41 |
Kritoslap | Tweaky, Indicator Applet Session 0.3.7 | 16:42 |
egsome | Kritoslap, try `shutdown -t 0`, And notice any error messages that hang the process | 16:42 |
Kritoslap | egsome, Ok, be right back. | 16:42 |
egsome | Kritoslap, tyt | 16:42 |
aprovencio | hello guys, can anyone please tell me how to play amr files from ubuntu's firefox ? i need this because of evernote | 16:43 |
Kritoslap | egsome, that command doesn't work | 16:43 |
Kritoslap | egsome, shutdown: time expected | 16:43 |
hsr | got that | 16:43 |
egsome | Kritoslap, try `sudo shutdown -t0` | 16:44 |
dk12548 | try shutdown -s -t 0 | 16:44 |
craunch | hi | 16:44 |
histo | hrm.. still not workign after recent updates. Intel sound card. | 16:44 |
Kritoslap | dk12548, doesn't work, invalid option -s | 16:44 |
dk12548 | use init 0 | 16:44 |
Kritoslap | egsome, doesn't work | 16:44 |
craunch | Why i can't edit Places menu with alacarte? | 16:44 |
egsome | Kritoslap, What error you got ? it works for me | 16:45 |
Kritoslap | egsome, shutdown: time expected. | 16:45 |
ssd532 | man shutdown: shutdown -h now | 16:45 |
dk12548 | kristoslap does 'init 0' worked??? | 16:45 |
dk12548 | i mean have u tried? | 16:45 |
ssd532 | h for halt now is the time | 16:46 |
craunch | I want modify Search files... app | 16:46 |
egsome | Kritoslap, try `sudo shutdown 0` | 16:46 |
muzer | xiaclo, I managed to sort it out, oddly enough by doing something I had attempted in the past... I changed the metamodes line in xorg.conf to add modes for only one monitor at all the common resolutions | 16:46 |
muzer | I'll try flash now, actually, that was the main thing that didn't work | 16:47 |
craunch | any idea? | 16:47 |
dk12548 | looks like something worked for kristoslap lol | 16:47 |
muzer | xiaclo, no, flash still doesn't work :/. I'm willing to blame Adobe for that one, though :P | 16:48 |
egsome | dk12548, Yeah : | 16:48 |
egsome | dk12548, Yeah :) | 16:48 |
Trisox | can't open file stupid webhosting :| | 16:48 |
egsome | dk12548, There should be no `-t` | 16:48 |
dk12548 | lol we will ask when he come | 16:48 |
Trisox | works on all hosting profiders but this one :@ | 16:48 |
dk12548 | ohhhhhhhhhh kkkkkkkkkkk | 16:49 |
Kritoslap | egsome, I tried the command, it gets stuck at shutdown again:( | 16:49 |
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Kritoslap | egsome, It does shutdown but not completely | 16:49 |
egsome | Kritoslap, try `sudo shutdown -h 0` | 16:50 |
Kritoslap | egsome, No matter what I try, I still get stuck at ubuntu screen. | 16:51 |
Kritoslap | egsome, Shutting down from the terminal works but not completely. | 16:51 |
egsome | Kritoslap, `sudo shutdown -h 0` should shutdown and halt, it works for me, without the `-h` it get hang on my computer also | 16:51 |
egsome | Kritoslap, But the shutdown button on the right upper part of screen works for me with no problems | 16:52 |
Kritoslap | egsome, I'll try | 16:52 |
dk12548 | can anyone tell me how to increase DPI of my screen | 16:53 |
dk12548 | fonts are too small | 16:53 |
craunch | any help? | 16:53 |
nibbier | dk12548, you cannot do that, the dpi of your screen is a fixed value and a characteristic of your screen itself | 16:53 |
ssd532 | and dpi will not change the font size | 16:54 |
dk12548 | nibbier i was able to that when i was in windows | 16:54 |
dk12548 | no its not the property of screen | 16:54 |
egsome | dk12548, `System >> Preferences >> Appearance >> Fonts >> Details` | 16:54 |
area51pilot | Tweaky: glad to hear you are back in business with the Compiz | 16:54 |
dk12548 | egsome i am on kde | 16:54 |
nibbier | dk12548, ah okay, you can change the DPI which ubuntu assumes for your screen.... but not the actual DPI of your screen ;-) sorry for misunderstanding in the first place | 16:55 |
Tweaky | area51pilot: thank you | 16:55 |
sosyopat | hi there! i have problem with package list. i want to install libmp3lame-dev, but it fails. i've enabled universe and multiverse package list, but nothing changed. could anyone help me | 16:55 |
sosyopat | ? | 16:55 |
area51pilot | tweaky: yw | 16:55 |
dk12548 | yeah nebbier its ok | 16:55 |
dk12548 | but is there any other community for kde? | 16:55 |
Pici | dk12548: #kubuntu ? | 16:56 |
dk12548 | yeah | 16:56 |
dk12548 | okkkkkkkkkkk | 16:57 |
Licuadora | What is the topic? | 16:57 |
Licuadora | I love/Hate Ubuntu | 16:58 |
GJINHEUI | Hi | 16:59 |
GJINHEUI | Anyone here know how to get a Ricoh webcam(inbuilt on a HP Pavilion dv1000 laptop) to work/ | 16:59 |
GJINHEUI | *? | 16:59 |
philinux | Licuadora: mainly support problems | 17:00 |
yaaar | hey guys. i'm setting up a new server, and recently came across a "shortcut" to getting the typical LAMP packages: 'apt-get -s install lamp-server^' ...that certainly selects a lot of stuff, and it all looks fine to me...but now I'm wondering: how does it work? Reading the man page the only reference to the carat is in using regex to match package names...but lots of the packages selected by... | 17:00 |
yaaar | ...this command don't seem to match. can anybody enlighten me as to what's up here? | 17:00 |
Zombie | I cannot get d2x-xl to build on Ubuntu. *grumble* | 17:01 |
egsome | GJINHEUI, check this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=323730 | 17:01 |
Lupus-SLE | yaaar, You want to know what the meta-package does or what the lamp server does? | 17:01 |
GJINHEUI | i've already seen that thread | 17:02 |
GJINHEUI | most of the link in it are old and dont work | 17:02 |
KevinTEN | hello all! i'd like to try the beta of 10.10 but I downloaded some maverick-desktop-i386.iso | 17:03 |
KevinTEN | is this the correct versioN? | 17:03 |
KevinTEN | or i should get ubuntu-10.10-beta-desktop-i386.iso | 17:03 |
yaaar | Lupus-SLE: it doesn't appear to be a meta package. at least, aptitude doesn't recognize it, so it looks like some magic in apt-get; also it doesn't appear to just be a regex match...because lots of the packages that it selects don't match it | 17:03 |
marko-_- | so i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and the first thing i don't like is rhythmbox when in tray, can't i set it up so that i only have to click on it's icon to pop it up? | 17:03 |
headkase314 | !maverick | KevinTEN | 17:04 |
ubottu | KevinTEN: 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 | 17:04 |
KevinTEN | Yes, i understand...but i wanted to help | 17:04 |
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duffydack | marko-_-, thats configurable in the plugin options. | 17:04 |
Lupus-SLE | yaaar, In that case, might be easier for you to remove it, auto-remove packages and install just what you need. Apache, PHP and MySQL aren't too difficult to get your head around. | 17:04 |
phuzion | For some reason eth0 isn't coming up in my VM, any way to know for sure whether or not the system sees it as a valid NIC? | 17:05 |
philinux | KevinTEN: Go here. http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=385 | 17:05 |
headkase314 | KevinTEN, type "/join #ubuntu+1" without the quotes and that will bring you to the proper channel for your question. | 17:05 |
KevinTEN | tweaky: ok thank you...do yuou know what maverick-desktop-i386 is? | 17:05 |
KevinTEN | well | 17:05 |
marko-_- | i don't find it under plugins duffydack | 17:05 |
ubud | how to sync a htc desire android phone | 17:05 |
yaaar | Lupus-SLE: i haven't even installed it. i'm asking about the apt-get functionality that allows this "trick" because it doesn't make sense. | 17:05 |
duffydack | marko-_-, edit - plugins - status icon, configure? | 17:06 |
marko-_- | i have found the tray plugin duffydack but there's nothing that points to change this | 17:06 |
KevinTEN | im actually on a pc right now that runs windows...and im going to dual boot | 17:06 |
Tweaky | kevinten: good choice | 17:06 |
Lupus-SLE | yaaar, Oh... right in that case I've no idea. I searched Ubuntu packages for lamp-server and it revealed nothing. | 17:06 |
yaaar | Lupus-SLE: you need the carat | 17:07 |
Lupus-SLE | Oh... good point | 17:07 |
aprovencio | hello guys, can anyone please tell me how to play amr files from ubuntu's firefox ? i need this because of evernote | 17:07 |
KevinTEN | I just wonder what the difference between ubuntu-10.10-beta-desktop-amd64.iso and ubuntu-10.10-beta-desktop-i386.iso is? | 17:07 |
marko-_- | duffydack, any help? | 17:08 |
KevinTEN | just processor support? | 17:08 |
Tweaky | kevinten: oh | 17:08 |
xiaclo | phuzion easiest way is 'sudo ifconfig -a' ... it will list all valid interface, even if they are down | 17:08 |
headkase314 | KevinTEN, amd64 is 64-bit and i386 is 32-bit | 17:08 |
Tweaky | kevinten: one is 32 bit one is 64 bit | 17:08 |
Dr_Willis | KevinTEN: one is 32bit | 17:08 |
KevinTEN | i have this maverick-desktop-i386.iso but i don't know where i got it from | 17:08 |
duffydack | marko-_-, yeah, I see its not changeable.. hmmm. you can pop up the program but its not just a simple single click im afraid. There are other players to try. Banshee, Clementine, Amarok, Exaile, or a winamp style "Audacious" | 17:08 |
Pici | KevinTEN : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Maverick/10.10 support/discussion. | 17:08 |
KevinTEN | ohhhhh ok | 17:08 |
Lupus-SLE | yaaar, That wields me an error... not entirely sure. Sorry. | 17:08 |
marko-_- | duffydack, thanks | 17:08 |
KevinTEN | and then there is an alternate install | 17:08 |
KevinTEN | for desktop | 17:08 |
estragib | yaaar: it's a special feature of apt-get. the caret is to tell apt-get it's a magic task. try cat /usr/share/tasksel/ubuntu-tasks.desc | grep Task | 17:09 |
marko-_- | great no channel for rhythmbox on freenode | 17:09 |
estragib | yaaar: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel | 17:09 |
KevinTEN | so for desktops: there is amd64, an i386 (32 bit) and an alternate (32 bit)? | 17:09 |
Friar | When I boot up my computer I get a bunch of error messages that scroll across the screen really fast. Is there a way I can see what they are? | 17:09 |
Friar | I think it has something to do with my hard drive. | 17:09 |
KevinTEN | dmesg | 17:09 |
Friar | KevinTEN, was that directed towards me? | 17:11 |
Tweaky | kevinten: you need the 32bit or 64bit? | 17:11 |
yaaar | estragib: thanks! now it makes sense...i particularly like this line in the doc you linked: "And yes, you forgot the caret (^), and yes, it is magical." | 17:11 |
pradeep | hello everyone | 17:11 |
xiaclo | Friar more /var/log/dmesg and more /var/log/messages | 17:11 |
pradeep | sorry what was with security qeustion | 17:11 |
yrth | need some help... just got this message: the panel encountered a problem while loading "oafiid:gnome_panel_trashapplet" do you want to delete the applet from your configuration? | 17:11 |
pradeep | anyone have an idea | 17:11 |
yaaar | estragib: too bad they didn't make it work with aptitude... | 17:11 |
KevinTEN | im sorry for not specifying who i was talking to...i know its a big channel | 17:12 |
KevinTEN | !who | 17:12 |
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 :) | 17:12 |
Dr_Willis | yrth: you can always add the trash applet back. For some reason it crashed | 17:12 |
Tweaky | !tab | 17:12 |
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. | 17:12 |
KevinTEN | TWEAKY: im rather sure i need the 32 bit version | 17:12 |
KevinTEN | actually, my client privmsg's | 17:13 |
KevinTEN | sorry for the privmsg | 17:13 |
KevinTEN | when i hit tab | 17:13 |
yrth | dr_willis, how I can add it back? | 17:13 |
KevinTEN | :) | 17:13 |
estragib | yaaar: i think it's ubuntu specific, and they seem to make their extensions to apt-get because aptitude is more debian's thing(?) | 17:13 |
Dr_Willis | yrth: right click on a panel, add to panel | 17:13 |
Dr_Willis | yrth: or reset the panels | 17:13 |
Dr_Willis | !resetpanel | yrth | 17:13 |
ubottu | yrth: To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 17:13 |
Tweaky | kevinten: just take the normal 32 version then ubuntu-10.10-beta-desktop-i386.iso i would assume | 17:13 |
jairr | someone help me with a prolem and php generated pdfs | 17:14 |
Lupus-SLE | Dear #ubuntu, I've got a problem with my system clock - it seems to be drifting out by several minutes. Having had my PC on for a few hours it's drifted backwards by 5 minutes. I keep using ntpdate to fix the clock but I don't know what's causing the drift. | 17:15 |
marko-_- | can anyone tell me why i get a "tululu" sound every few minutes on 10.04? I don't know which program is making it | 17:15 |
yrth | thanks dr_willis! too many "&" in that line though lol | 17:15 |
popping-kam | hello all i have a little probleme i want the plugin for screen saver flying windows | 17:15 |
popping-kam | how have that | 17:15 |
xiaclo | Lupus-SLE it drifts while it is on? | 17:16 |
estragib | marko-_-: did you check ps -e|grep tululu? | 17:16 |
riz__ | Any1 has Ubuntu Studio? | 17:16 |
Lupus-SLE | xiaclo, I believe that's the only time it drifts. | 17:16 |
marko-_- | estragib, that was funny | 17:16 |
yaaar | Lupus-SLE: that's almost certainly a hardware problem. But using ntpd instead of ntpdate will probably improve your situation | 17:16 |
estragib | marko-_-: scnr | 17:16 |
Dr_Willis | yrth: err.. no && is exactly what is supposed to be there... | 17:17 |
c3l | does ubuntu read from xinitrc? | 17:17 |
Tweaky | Lupus-SLE: maybe try replacing the lithium battery for your clock would be a start | 17:17 |
yrth | dr_willis, oh, I did it with only one as 2 returned a syntax error | 17:18 |
linuxBoy2 | gostaria de passar para vcs esse link: http://blog.corujadeti.com.br/ está sendo sorteado livros linux para certificaçao LPI Linux... os livros sao ATUALIZADOS, faz 70 dias que foi lançado no Brasil... participem... há outros livros tbm... | 17:18 |
npope | ls | 17:18 |
estragib | marko-_-: but seriously, if it's reproducible, i'd try opening pulseaudio volume control. there's a tab in there in which programs that output sound appear. | 17:18 |
yrth | dr_willis, oh 2 of them with no space - that works, but it did the same... one worked just as well | 17:18 |
estragib | marko-_-: wait for the sound and see which app appears in the list | 17:19 |
Lupus-SLE | Tweaky, Might try that, what's confusing me is the drift doesn't appear constant... it seems to drift by different amounts in different directions. | 17:19 |
Tweaky | Lupus-SLE: maybe your pc has a built in time traveling device o.o | 17:20 |
xiaclo | Lupus-SLE that's the reason i'm confused ... drifting while it is off would be a faulty or dying battery ... but while it's on, it doesn't reference the hardware clock, so it can't be that ... | 17:20 |
Dr_Willis | yrth: time to check some bash docs.. & and && have radically differnt meanings | 17:20 |
Dr_Willis | yrth: you may of did some other typy wrong if && dident work | 17:20 |
xiaclo | yrth & runs the first command in the background, && waits for the first to finish, and if it works, then runs the second ... | 17:21 |
marko-_- | estragib, thanks, it's emesene | 17:21 |
yrth | thanks guys :) | 17:21 |
estragib | marko-_-: glad to help | 17:21 |
Tweaky | Lupus-SLE: you dont use internet time sync? | 17:21 |
yrth | dr_willis, I did && with a space in between... | 17:21 |
xiaclo | yrth so assuming the first is successful, they do the same thing, with & running faster, but sometimes you dont want to second to run without the first working | 17:21 |
Lupus-SLE | xiaclo, It could be drifting whilst off... I haven't noticed the time being wrong when first turning it on and I don't notice it being wrong in Windows but that could easily be ignorance on my part. | 17:22 |
yrth | xiaclo, thanks... I redid the command with && just to be on the safe side lol | 17:22 |
Lupus-SLE | Tweaky, I use ntpdate to update the clock... which I've had to do more regulary recently | 17:22 |
yaaar | Lupus-SLE: ntpd stays resident and not only keeps updating the clock like ntpdate, but also monitors how much it drifts and then adapts the clock to compensate. I recommend checking it out...it's super easy to set up | 17:23 |
phuzion | Interesting, I've got eth2, but no eth1 or eth0. How can I reassign it to eth0? /etc/network/interfaces says eth0, no references to eth2 | 17:23 |
xiaclo | Lupus-SLE install adjtimex ... it reads off the linux system clock for about 70sec on my system, then adjusts the internal clock rate ... won't fix hardware issues, but if its only drifting in linux, and not while off, that should fix it | 17:23 |
serhio | Hi everyone. I have trouble with level charge on my notebook Lenovo G460. Who can help me? | 17:24 |
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Lupus-SLE | Alright... I'll give it a bit more testing to make sure it's not drifting whilst off and follow the appropriate suggestion to fix it... I hope it's not the hardware, it's only 9 months old! Thank you fellow people. | 17:24 |
xiaclo | Lupus-SLE by hardware I mean you have to replace the battery on the motherboard, nothing major =) | 17:25 |
Lupus-SLE | xiaclo, I know but it's still a bit of a pain. | 17:25 |
xiaclo | for sure | 17:25 |
Lupus-SLE | xiaclo, Thanks for the assist. | 17:25 |
xiaclo | no problem | 17:26 |
Guest24652 | kubuntu 10.10 | 17:29 |
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Pici | Guest24652 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Maverick/10.10 support/discussion. | 17:30 |
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yrth | thanks guys... bye bye :) | 17:30 |
ray9na | Hi, potentially silly question here: I somehow have a lot of GIMP-related files even though I don't have GIMP installed. Can I simply download and install the program and everything will take care of itself, or do I need to clear out the mystery detritus first? | 17:31 |
donnkeyyyy | Hi room | 17:31 |
jordo2323 | Has a fix been released for the Gwibber update issue that doesn't update twitter feeds? And if so can someone point me in the right direction? | 17:31 |
donnkeyyyy | I just bought a wireless usb card and was wondering if ubuntu will support it | 17:32 |
hporse | hi. i've got a problem with nautilus. i want to change the program that opens jpg files when i doubleclick an image in nautilus. i tried Right Click --> Open With --> Other Application --> Remember this application for "JPEG" files. But nautilus won't remember the application. Why is that so? | 17:32 |
logitech | ubuntuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu | 17:34 |
hporse | it always opens files with Eye of Gnome whereas i want them to be opened with geeqie. for some reason nautilus refuses to remember geeqie as jpeg file opener. is that a known problem? | 17:34 |
estragib | hporse: you'll have to open properties for that file. there's an open with tab. there you can set the default for that file type. | 17:34 |
logitech | oh geek channel | 17:34 |
dhan | lucid | 17:34 |
donnkeyyyy | I bought a TP link wireless USB.... are there any ubuntu drivers for it??? Because ubuntu did not pick it up??? | 17:34 |
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estragib | hporse: does that work better? | 17:35 |
egsome | donnkeyyyy, this may help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=557557 | 17:35 |
hporse | estragib: thanks a lot, it works. | 17:35 |
hporse | estragib: but the open with dialog is obviously broken on my system, as i described above | 17:35 |
estragib | hporse: yeah, i'd expect it to the same as you did, if it says "Remember this application" | 17:36 |
estragib | hporse: maybe it's a bug. one could check with launchpad if one were so inclined. | 17:37 |
Semitones | i'm wondering where to send a bug report: my wlan disconnects often and has trouble reconnecting | 17:37 |
ray9na | Potentially silly question here: I somehow have a lot of GIMP-related files even though I don't have GIMP installed. Can I simply download and install the program and everything will take care of itself, or do I need to clear out the mystery detritus first? (If this was merely in the queue, sorry for repeating.) | 17:38 |
hporse | estragib: well, i tried google and launchpad in beforehand. when i wasn't successful, i came here. | 17:38 |
aeon-ltd | ray9na: ray9na only one way to know, sudo apt-get install gimp | 17:39 |
ray9na | aeon-ltd: what results should i be on the lookout for? | 17:39 |
estragib | hporse: uh, that might have come across wrong. i was just trying to say: i'm not inclined. :) if it's a bug, you could help out by reporting it though. | 17:39 |
Venker | hi there | 17:39 |
hporse | estragib: ok ^^ | 17:40 |
aeon-ltd | ray9na: nothing, if it works fine it works fine, if not tell us about the !details here | 17:40 |
ray9na | aeon-ltd: okay, thanks. :) | 17:41 |
ray9na | aeon-ltd: okay, it's saying there were some packages automatically installed that are no longer required, and "apt-get autoremove" will remove them. do i want to continue? I'm assuming yes? | 17:42 |
pksadiq | K | 17:43 |
xiaclo | ray9na that is exactly what it sounds like ... usually when you install a package, it pulls it a few others to be able to run, but when you delete it, it doesn't remove the others ... so that is just informing you that you have these libraries that can be safely removed since nothing else is using them anymore | 17:44 |
ray9na | xiaclo: thanks. i rate my computer literacy as "slightly higher than average" -- i'm no guru. when in doubt, i like to seek confirmation :) | 17:45 |
xiaclo | ray9na always better to ask questions when you don't understand, best way to learn | 17:45 |
ray9na | thanks all :) | 17:45 |
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melow01 | does anyone know how to stream the Google Announcement through Android? | 17:47 |
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pksadiq | This is ubuntu channel | 17:48 |
ray9na | okay. i gave it the go-ahead and it did a bunch of stuff. i'm now back at my name@computer~$ prompt. all done? do i need to re-boot? | 17:48 |
histo | melow01: wrong channel | 17:48 |
melow01 | histo, ok | 17:48 |
egsome | melow01, #android | 17:48 |
melow01 | histo, egsome i just installed xchat and for some reason i can't join #android | 17:49 |
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egsome | melow01, What error you get ? | 17:49 |
poopyheadfenton | hi | 17:49 |
pksadiq | and so is here symbian channel? | 17:49 |
dev2 | I'm trying to set up vino vnc. I really need to be able to log in to different user accounts but as it stands it always takes me into user1. I need to access the user desktop for dev2. Any suggestions? | 17:49 |
melow01 | egsome, no error... server > join channel > #android | 17:49 |
histo | melow01: type /j #android | 17:49 |
melow01 | egsome, and i get nothing | 17:49 |
mhall119 | dev2: vino only displays the currently running desktop session | 17:50 |
histo | melow01: or /join #android | 17:50 |
ray9na | eh. i figure better to re-boot unnecessarily than not re-boot when needed. thanks for getting me to this point. bye! | 17:50 |
egsome | melow01, click on `freenode` in the left tree, and check any errors | 17:50 |
Anvoid | is there a way to create a folder and insert today's date (yyyy-mm-dd) with a couple keystrokes? i'm searching for a simple way like shortcut in word document | 17:50 |
melow01 | histo, egsome opps... yes, there are errors in the freenode tree | 17:51 |
melow01 | histo, egsome apparently i need to be logged in | 17:51 |
glebihan | Anvoid, where do you want to insert the date ? In the folder's name ? | 17:51 |
egsome | melow01, So, register your nickname, then try again | 17:51 |
melow01 | histo, egsome thanks, sorry for the waste of time | 17:51 |
odb|fidel | ahoi - short question: any big known issues with 10.10 ? i am wondering if i should (curious) jump with my netbook from 10.04 to 10.10 | 17:51 |
bhavamitra | hello, i can't mount a btrfs with user permissions using ubuntu lucid. the mount dir is owned by the user. i've tried the options user, users, user=user, uid=user, gid=gid with no success. not even hal/kde can do it! | 17:51 |
melow01 | histo, egsome it worked, i'm in #android | 17:51 |
egsome | melow01, Good | 17:52 |
Anvoid | yes, when i create folder, i get to rename it and i want to use date as prefix name | 17:52 |
Anvoid | glebihan: ^ | 17:52 |
Venker | I've got a problem setting a custom screensaver in GDM. I changed /etc/gdm/custom.conf and restarted GDM but it always displays the Xorg logo | 17:52 |
Venker | [greeter] | 17:53 |
Venker | GraphicalTheme=cubit | 17:53 |
Venker | GraphicalThemeDir=/usr/share/gdm/themes/ | 17:53 |
Venker | #[screensaver] | 17:53 |
Venker | BackgroundProgram=/usr/lib/gnome-screensaver/gnome-screensaver/slideshow --location=/usr/share/backgrounds/cosmos | 17:53 |
FloodBot1 | Venker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:53 |
glebihan | Anvoid, so you would like something like a menu item allowing to do "Prefix name with date" ? | 17:53 |
Venker | ow, sorry | 17:53 |
Venker | http://paste.ubuntu.com/490439/ | 17:53 |
pksadiq | !cp | 17:55 |
DIFTOW | I'm in agony. Ubuntu freezes during installation and/or demo. Keyboard becomes unresponsive. I ran the install once, it froze. When I tried to reboot machine, Ubuntu had deleted my "bootmng" so now I can't even get back into Windows 7. And Windows 7 isn't recognizing my DVD when repairing. | 17:55 |
Anvoid | glebihan: that would be nice. 1) create folder 2) right-click 3) (rename) select Prefix w/ Current Date yyyy-mm-dd | 17:56 |
vladio | xiaclo U here? | 17:56 |
srini | what is MBR, Grub and Initramfs... How it is loading? | 17:57 |
glebihan | Anvoid, ok, hold on I'm writing a little script which will allow you to do that | 17:57 |
magnetron | DIFTOW: which version of Ubuntu are you using? | 17:57 |
DIFTOW | 10.4 the latest stable build. Not beta | 17:57 |
xiaclo | srini MAGIC ... your BIOS searches for the MBR at the beginning of your hard drive, and passes to it (a very small program) it then loads grub from your hard drive, grub then loads initramfs which is a very small version of linux, which loads the rest of your linux system | 17:58 |
Anvoid | glebihan: perfect! thanks. does this skip do all 3 step in a single right-click menu? | 18:00 |
glebihan | Anvoid, it does not create the folder | 18:00 |
glebihan | Anvoid, it renames it with the date as prefix | 18:01 |
donkeyyy | How do I check my chipset of my wireless usb??? | 18:01 |
Anvoid | alright | 18:01 |
glebihan | Anvoid, is it ok ? | 18:01 |
srini | xiaclo: is there be first stage and second stage in GRUB while booting? | 18:02 |
Anvoid | glebihan: creating folder could be a step faster but prefix alone is dandy as well | 18:02 |
Arpad2 | my mic doesnt work from the fron plug, how to fix it? | 18:02 |
glebihan | Anvoid, well creating the folder would be a little more complicated as it would require something to input the folder name | 18:03 |
xiaclo | srini yes, although grub technically uses stage 1, 1.5 and 2 ... stage 1 is in the MBR, stage 1.5 is loading the drivers to read the hard drive, and stage 2 is what you actually see, the grub program displaying your boot choices | 18:03 |
glebihan | Anvoid, so if this works for you this way, I can send you the script right now | 18:03 |
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glebihan | Anvoid, http://paste.ubuntu.com/490448/, save this in "~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/prefix_name_with_date" and make the file executable | 18:05 |
Anvoid | glebihan: yeah. that would be real nice. how long would you think it takes to get the folder creation down? i'd like to learn that | 18:05 |
vladio | xiaclo ? | 18:06 |
glebihan | Anvoid, you'll then find in the contextual menu a "Scripts" item with the "prefix_name_with_date" in it | 18:06 |
srini | xiaclo: MBR has partition table.. fstab file? | 18:06 |
glebihan | Anvoid, well it would require to use some gtk programming, so it depends on your skills | 18:07 |
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xiaclo | srini related, but no ... the MBR does contain the partition table, the fstab is a list of what partitions to mount inside linux ... which is actually loaded by the initrd when loading linux | 18:08 |
New2Linux | Hi, Anyone know how to compile and install tar.gz files? | 18:08 |
ectospasm | New2Linux: is this a source package? | 18:08 |
ssd532 | tar.gz file is not meant to be compiles | 18:08 |
ssd532 | its just an compressed archive | 18:08 |
New2Linux | I Downloaded chromeplus browser, which came in a .tar.gz archive. I don't know how to install it. | 18:09 |
savid | Hi, I'm trying to understand how SSH keys work with gnome-keyring-daemon. Does this mean I can have an ssh key and type in a password only once during my gnome session? If so, how do I set this up? I've tried using the password manager to do this, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right... | 18:09 |
ssd532 | tar xzvf file.tar.gz | 18:09 |
Yan_Nick | hey guys, how can i replace evolution with thunderbird in the gnome panelß | 18:09 |
ssd532 | the cd to the directory | 18:09 |
ssd532 | read readme | 18:09 |
ectospasm | New2Linux: for source tarballs, you usually unpack the tar.gz with "tar -xvzf <file>.tar.gz", then cd into the source dir, run "./configure && make && make install" | 18:09 |
ChogyDan | !checkinstall | New2Linux | 18:10 |
ubottu | New2Linux: checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running! | 18:10 |
langley | I need help with my USB wlan stick (rt2870 chipset)... I blacklisted the rt2800usb driver so only rt2870 can start. Wlan is still not working though | 18:10 |
New2Linux | @ubottu, thanks. | 18:11 |
Yan_Nick | no way? | 18:11 |
Slart | langley: dlink? | 18:11 |
Slart | langley: | 18:11 |
langley | EDIMAX EW-7718UN | 18:11 |
Sunderphon | langley: I was trying for weeks to get that working, you might need NDIS-wrapper | 18:11 |
hihihi100 | who can help me to install alsa-driver-1.0.23? its via command line and Im totally lost | 18:11 |
Slart | langley: oh..nevermind then.. I just installed the drivers for my dlink usb stick and I used the ones from the realtek site | 18:12 |
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langley | well the thing is when rt2800usb is loaded i can at least see my network | 18:12 |
langley | it asks for password, tries to connect and then asks again for it | 18:12 |
donkeyyy | I tried to install drivers for my TP LINK USB WIRELESS CARD, but it would not work... I get errors?? | 18:12 |
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langley | now with it deactivated, I can't even see it. Did you have anything like that? | 18:13 |
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glebihan | Anvoid, does it work ? | 18:13 |
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donkeyyy | I have a windows driver cd for my wireless network card.... can I get this to work on ubuntu somehow?? | 18:14 |
donkeyyy | the driver | 18:14 |
langley | Sunderphon: Did you get it to work? | 18:14 |
xiaclo | savid it really matters what kind of ssh keys you are storing ... there is authentication keys, and server keys ... the server keys just allow you to ensure that noone has hijacked the connection, and is probably what is it storing .... authentication keys (for no password) takes a little more work to set up, both client and server side | 18:15 |
aeon-ltd | donkeyyy: look up ndiswrapper | 18:15 |
Sunderphon | No, I had to revert to wired | 18:15 |
langley | ndiswrapper works though? | 18:15 |
donkeyyy | I have it aeon | 18:15 |
donkeyyy | WHen I use it it says Driver already installed | 18:15 |
donkeyyy | when I type the command | 18:15 |
savid | xiaclo, I'm not sure -- all I really want is to be able to log into my server and only have to type the password once during my gnome session... | 18:15 |
Anvoid | glebihan: hold on. testing | 18:16 |
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dirk_ | hi, what is the path to the nautilus icons? | 18:17 |
besogon | Hi. I stack in a problem of 'Personal File Sharing'. It not works even after installed 2 recommended packages. | 18:17 |
glebihan | Anvoid, ok | 18:17 |
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xiaclo | savid because it doesn't interact with gnome-keyring, or anything else for that matter, you can't ... you can set up rsa keys, but like i said, it's a bit of work ... try this if you really want to get it working ... http://www.debian-administration.org/article/SSH_with_authentication_key_instead_of_password | 18:17 |
dirk_ | besogon, what do you want to do and what have u already done? | 18:17 |
kshatriya | how to find xorg.conf file and edit the video driver to intel....running 10.04 | 18:18 |
DIFTOW | Can someone please help? If I can't solve my issue.. I have to format my HDD. | 18:18 |
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anAngel | Hello. How can i make tcpdump to start at boot time and run in the background? the tcpdump command im trying to run background is: tcpdump -vv -x -X -s 1500 'port 25' -n -i eth0 -C 2047 -w /home/tcpdump/tcpdump.eth0.pcap | 18:18 |
xiaclo | kshatriya it should be at /etc/X11/xorg.conf ... on a clean install, it should be set to vesa, so search for that, replace with intel | 18:18 |
besogon | dirk_: I had installed 'sudo apt-get install apache2.2-bin libapache2-mod-dnssd' As people suggested. But it seems to not work at all | 18:19 |
ssd532 | locate xorg.conf | 18:19 |
dirk_ | besogon, what did u wanna do? | 18:19 |
kshatriya | @xiaclo..there is no xorg.conf in x11 folder...i have upgraded system from 9.10 | 18:19 |
ChogyDan | besogon: can't you right click a file and click sharing or something? | 18:19 |
ohio | hey i have installed the latest version of vlc(1.1.4),but after that mplayer doesnt start.On terminal error message is...........mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference | 18:19 |
ChogyDan | besogon: s/file/folder/ | 18:19 |
besogon | dirk_: I don't see any "personal file sharing" in Nautilus. | 18:20 |
ohio | can it be fixed? | 18:20 |
besogon | ChogyDan: I did it. You can trust me. But nothing was going on | 18:20 |
xiaclo | kshatriya ok ... never heard of it being elsewhere, but this should find it ... find /etc -name xorg.conf | 18:20 |
valkyren | hi guys, I've a little problem installing compiz fusion on Ubuntu, I can't even get the freaking package!! everytime i try it tells me "unable to find the package | 18:20 |
ChogyDan | besogon: what did you do? | 18:21 |
dirk_ | besogon, sry but i dont understand what u are trying to do | 18:21 |
dirk_ | besogon, maby that helps: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba | 18:21 |
Phong_ | i was wonder if there is any chat room for nokia development chat | 18:21 |
xiaclo | anAngel you could add it as a service, or at it to rc.local ... generally the service is safer, as it won't start multiple times like it probably will in rc.local | 18:21 |
ChogyDan | valkyren: what are you trying to do? | 18:21 |
Anvoid | glebihan: ok. i got it. do you think it would work if we toss it something like os.cwd and os.mkdir? | 18:22 |
besogon | ChogyDan: I have installed: apache2.2-bin and libapache2-mod-dnssd and swich on the option in "Personal File Sharing". That all. | 18:22 |
kshatriya | @xiaclo should i write "/etc -name xorg.conf" in terminal? | 18:22 |
ChogyDan | besogon: where is that option? | 18:22 |
aprovencio | hello guys, can anyone please tell me how to play amr files from ubuntu's firefox ? i need this because of evernote | 18:22 |
donkeyyy | if anyone asks just say your going to the washroon :) | 18:22 |
DIFTOW | Ubuntu 10.04 freezes upon trying to "run from CD". It goes to a wallpaper, with mouse. Nothing else. KEyboard is frozen/unresponsive. When I tried to run install.. it crashed and upon reboot it deleted my bootmng, so now I can not load Windows 7. I'm faced with either getting Ubuntu to work, or reinstalling Windows 7 for the 2nd time today. I'm running Intel Core 2 Duo @ 3.16 Ghz, with 8 GB of | 18:23 |
DIFTOW | Ram, No onboard graphics.. GPU is Nvidia GeForce 9800 GX2. Motherboard is ASUS P5E. I have latest BIOS update. Someone please PM me. | 18:23 |
glebihan | Anvoid, yes the creation of the folder is not an issue in itself, the problem is to input the name you want to give it | 18:23 |
xiaclo | kshatriya nope, the whole thing ..... 'find /etc/ -name xorg.conf' ... it should tell you where it is | 18:23 |
Anvoid | glebihan: "Choosing a script from the menu will run that script with any selected items as input." | 18:23 |
Anvoid | glebihan: ^ i see | 18:23 |
spid3r | can i founde vmare player on ubuntu | 18:23 |
besogon | ChogyDan: I used this manual. http://creatazine.com/linux/how-to-enable-personal-file-sharing-in-ubuntu-lucid-lynx-10-04-lts/ | 18:23 |
besogon | ChogyDan: but in vain | 18:23 |
spid3r | i try to work on nikto but ubuntu dot open tzg format | 18:24 |
glebihan | Anvoid, I don't have much time right now, if you want, you can PM me an email address, and I'll try to improve the script to do what you want | 18:24 |
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Dr_Willis | !info unp | spid3r | 18:24 |
ubottu | spid3r: unp (source: unp): unpack (almost) everything with one command. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.15 (lucid), package size 10 kB, installed size 76 kB | 18:24 |
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valkyren | ChogyDan I'm trying to activate the fire effect and I cant coz I dont have compiz fusion | 18:25 |
srini | xiaclo: what are the main job of initramfs? | 18:25 |
ChogyDan | besogon: have you reboot? | 18:25 |
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spid3r | ubottu i don have inderstood | 18:25 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 18:25 |
ChogyDan | !ccsm | valkyren | 18:25 |
ubottu | valkyren: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz | 18:25 |
kshatriya | @xialco....i get this result on runnin "find /etc/ -name xorg.conf" find: `/etc/ssl/private': Permission denied | 18:25 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/cups/ssl': Permission denied | 18:25 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/ppp/peers': Permission denied | 18:25 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/chatscripts': Permission denied | 18:25 |
FloodBot1 | kshatriya: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:25 |
valkyren | I have it!! both!!! | 18:26 |
spid3r | fuck you bots | 18:26 |
DIFTOW | Is there anyone who can help me? | 18:26 |
IdleOne | !language | spid3r | 18:26 |
ubottu | spid3r: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 18:26 |
Dr_Willis | spid3r: unp is a comnmand to extract archives.. Ubuntu DOES handle .tgz = tared and gzipped... | 18:26 |
valkyren | but i dont see the option of paint fire or whatever | 18:26 |
Dr_Willis | spid3r: good luck.. | 18:26 |
spid3r | zhat | 18:27 |
spid3r | what | 18:27 |
kshatriya | This is the output of find /etc/ -name xorg.conf | 18:27 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/ssl/private': Permission denied | 18:27 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/cups/ssl': Permission denied | 18:27 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/ppp/peers': Permission denied | 18:27 |
kshatriya | find: `/etc/chatscripts': Permission denied | 18:27 |
FloodBot1 | kshatriya: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:27 |
hihihi100 | i cannot hear any sound in my computer | 18:27 |
Dr_Willis | !manual | spid3r | 18:27 |
ubottu | spid3r: 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/ | 18:27 |
ChogyDan | valkyren: try enabling animations addons | 18:27 |
hihihi100 | colume is up | 18:27 |
hihihi100 | volume | 18:27 |
kshatriya | @xialco i have pasted the result above...it does not find nything | 18:27 |
DIFTOW | v_v this is bull | 18:28 |
Pici | kshatriya: Please stop pasting text to the channel like that. xorg.conf does not exist by default, if you need it, you can create the file yourself. | 18:28 |
xiaclo | srini initramfs (or initrd) is a small linux kernel that loads into RAM and loads everything else .... it's main job is making the root filesystem accessible ... on some systems, that's easy, on others it needs raid drivers, or worse, with strange filesystems as well. Once it has that loaded, it passes off to the real kernel, and that takes over and loads the rest of the system | 18:28 |
besogon | ChogyDan: I've done it not one time. I think wether it can't be a problem of localization? | 18:28 |
DIFTOW | I'm completely being ignored | 18:28 |
valkyren | where can i find that option? | 18:28 |
xiaclo | kshatriya one minute, ill figure out where they put it ... | 18:28 |
Dr_Willis | !patience | DIFTOW | 18:28 |
ubottu | DIFTOW: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 18:28 |
ChogyDan | besogon: yeah, I dunno | 18:28 |
valkyren | is the little aladin lamp? | 18:28 |
kshatriya | sorry was not my intention to flood...my bad | 18:28 |
DIFTOW | I did my searching. Ubuntu has screwed up my bootmanager. | 18:29 |
besogon | ChogyDan: *whether ;) | 18:29 |
DIFTOW | I'm unable to fix it.. | 18:29 |
kshatriya | @xialco...ok....m waiting for this to solve my blank screen issue at startup.... | 18:29 |
marko-_- | hi whenever i run openarena in ubuntu 10.04 i get OpenAL default capture device is 'PulseAudio Capture' | 18:29 |
marko-_- | Segmentation fault | 18:29 |
DIFTOW | If I can't get this god forsaken OS to stop freezing and actually install.. then im going to have to format and install Windows 7 all over again, just to get it to boot again, thanks to Ubuntu. | 18:29 |
vladio | DIFTOW what is the problem? | 18:30 |
Dr_Willis | DIFTOW: ubuntu install should have not hing to do with a windows 7 cd booting or not. But good luck. Im out of here. | 18:30 |
srini | xiaclo: then when the root f.s will be mount as rw while booting | 18:30 |
Dr_Willis | DIFTOW: if you want help getting windows back on - see #windows if you want help getting ubuntu working, then ask in here for help on that. | 18:30 |
DIFTOW | When I tried to run Ubuntu, about 15 times.. all it does is load a wallpaper, with my mouse.. keyboard is unresponsive.. like shut down.. it doesnt load anything further..ever | 18:30 |
xiaclo | kshatriya you have a linux command-line? | 18:31 |
valkyren | hey ChogyDan so where do i find that option to enable? | 18:31 |
vladio | DIFTOW are you on a live cd now? | 18:31 |
xiaclo | kshatriya run 'sudo Xorg -configure' ... that should generate an xorg.conf in /etc/X11/ | 18:31 |
ChogyDan | valkyren: I dunno, I assume it is in one of the settings managers | 18:31 |
DIFTOW | I'm on a 2nd computer in the house, because Ubuntu screwed up my Bootmng file that Windows 7 had in place. | 18:31 |
kshatriya | @xialco....ok give me a sec to run it and come back.... | 18:31 |
DIFTOW | So Ubuntu can't run, cant install.. and in the process removes my ability to run my previously installed Windows.. so im left with a computer that runs nothing but BIOS | 18:32 |
vladio | DIFT0W that is ok every OS overwrites the bootmng. What was your installation media? | 18:32 |
xiaclo | srini the root filesystem initially will be mounted read-only, and during the boot process will be mounted read-write, after it has done checks to the filesystem journal to make sure it is intact ... because if it needs to check the filesystem, and it's read-write, it could damage it more | 18:32 |
kshatriya | @xialco..it gave an error....fatal server error...server is already active for display 0 | 18:32 |
xoclaf | Hello everybody. I have a little problem : I've Thunderbird on 2 PC and I would like that a modification that I do on one PC will be done on the other PC... (for example when I read or delete a mail on one PC, it will do it on the other automatically). Do anybody has a solution ? Thanks | 18:32 |
valkyren | this is driving me crazy guys | 18:32 |
adac | Wondering why i get "too many authentication failures" from ssh on my pc, but with the same ip adress from another pc it does work. Something seems wrong here | 18:33 |
besogon | DIFTOW: Yhe only thing I can suggest Did you check MD5 for ubuntu installation CD? | 18:33 |
vladio | Diftow? | 18:33 |
DIFTOW | What do you mean media? | 18:33 |
vladio | cd, dvd, flash drive | 18:33 |
DIFTOW | CD | 18:33 |
valkyren | I have followed every sintax and I just can find the compiz fusion package | 18:34 |
srini | xiaclo: so the root partition will be mounted read-write using fstab file is it? | 18:34 |
DIFTOW | my memory is fine, and the disc is fine | 18:34 |
ChogyDan | valkyren: it is installed by default | 18:34 |
DIFTOW | I checked both | 18:34 |
xiaclo | kshatriya yeah, you can't do that while X is running ... write this down .... ctrl-alt-F1 should bring you to a terminal, log into that. then you want to 'sudo pkill gdm' which will kill your graphical environment ... then you can run 'sudo Xorg -configure' ... and 'startx' will bring everything back up | 18:34 |
ChogyDan | valkyren: it is called "compiz" | 18:34 |
valkyren | it is estupid i can't get it and install it | 18:34 |
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xiaclo | srini yes, but the root filesystem is also contained in the grub.conf to mount read-only, when it remounts it, it will use the options from the fstab | 18:35 |
phaedra | having trouble with realtek chipset. anyone know how to force the module for 8169/8110 chipset instead of the r8189? | 18:35 |
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srini | xiaclo: ok thank you very much | 18:36 |
whosjose | how can i remove a software completely? | 18:36 |
ssd532 | use synaptic | 18:36 |
besogon | DIFTOW: You said you couldn't use keyboard at all in time of installation. If you have other keyboard connect it. May be it will recognise automatically. | 18:36 |
egsome | whosjose, sudo apt-get remove --purge PACKAGE_NAME | 18:37 |
DIFTOW | it works | 18:37 |
DIFTOW | but as soon as it gets a certain amount into the installation, it freezes | 18:37 |
DIFTOW | ive tried USB and PS/2 | 18:37 |
DIFTOW | same problem | 18:37 |
besogon | DIFTOW: strange. | 18:37 |
xoclaf | Hello everybody. I have a little problem : I've Thunderbird on 2 PC and I would like that a modification that I do on one PC will be done on the other PC... (for example when I read or delete a mail on one PC, it will do it on the other automatically). Do anybody has a solution ? Thanks | 18:38 |
ChogyDan | xoclaf: imap? | 18:38 |
xoclaf | no pop | 18:38 |
ChogyDan | xoclaf: yeah, but I think imap is what you want | 18:39 |
ssd532 | I think it is not possible with pop | 18:39 |
Pici | DIFTOW: Have you tried using the alternate installer? | 18:39 |
DIFTOW | Which is what? | 18:39 |
xoclaf | yes but how can i switch from pop to imap ? | 18:39 |
ohio | i have installed vlc 1.1.4.but after that mplayer does not work.Error message in termial.........."mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference".How to fix it? | 18:39 |
besogon | DIFTOW: Do you use ubuntu 10.04.1 or still 10.04 verision? Also you can try alternative installer. (It almost the same even not say better as not require graphical support in time of installation. | 18:39 |
Pici | !alternate | DIFTOW | 18:39 |
ubottu | DIFTOW: 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 | 18:39 |
valkyren | ok, plain and simple step by step, how do i enable compiz fusion on Ubunto 10 | 18:40 |
xoclaf | so there is no solution if i have a pop server ? | 18:40 |
ssd532 | right | 18:40 |
DIFTOW | this is going to be tough because | 18:40 |
DIFTOW | i have no CD burner | 18:40 |
srini | xiaclo: grub.conf using hd0 but fstab using sd1... so why sd0 is not in grub.conf | 18:40 |
whosjose | how do i install a .tar.gz? | 18:40 |
xoclaf | ok thanks | 18:41 |
the_student | How do I use ubuntu to boot windows over lan | 18:41 |
egsome | whosjose, depends, it may be a `make` or some `shell` code that do the installation | 18:41 |
xiaclo | srini because grub just sees hard drives, it's getting information from the bios ... linux sees them as SCSI (sd) or IDE (hd) drives because it understands what controllers they are attached to | 18:41 |
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AudunWangen | valkyrien System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects | 18:42 |
kshatriya | @xialco....i did that but it did not generate any xorg.conf..file.....if i want to create it manually and add a line for my video driver as intel what should i write? | 18:42 |
valkyren | ok done | 18:42 |
valkyren | know how do i get the fire effect? | 18:42 |
user__ | sheryl | 18:43 |
AudunWangen | you need to install compizconfig-settings-manager. | 18:43 |
phaedra | valkyren, you might wan't to install ccsm too. | 18:43 |
srini | xiaclo: ok thanks. which one is load first /etc/inittab file or fatab ? | 18:43 |
valkyren | i have it | 18:43 |
IdleOne | valkyren: for more help with compiz try #compiz | 18:43 |
leafpile | hi. i have an Intrepid desktop. is it possible to upgrade/convert this to the latest version of ubuntu server without doing a clean install? | 18:43 |
user__ | 4ttrt | 18:44 |
kshatriya | @xiaclo i did that but it did not generate any xorg.conf..file.....if i want to create it manually and add a line for my video driver as intel what should i write? | 18:44 |
ohio | <valkyren>open ccsm and enable paint fire | 18:44 |
user__ | hello | 18:44 |
AudunWangen | you'll find the compiz configuration tool in Preferences as well. | 18:44 |
Psychobudgie | anyone spare a moment with regards to a USB issue I'm having with ubu | 18:44 |
user__ | ddeiuhiuhr | 18:44 |
alkisg | Hi, I'm connected with vnc to a remote system that is booted with the 9.10 live cd, and I want to install 10.04 on its empty disk! (Download the .iso, loop-mount it etc). Any clues? | 18:45 |
Psychobudgie | in a nutshell USB is not working at all | 18:45 |
Tinman_usa | my Ubuntu hardy heron is getting very slow ssh response | 18:45 |
valkyren | so is it system/preferences/ccsm? | 18:45 |
valkyren | or ccsm is inside compiz settings manager? | 18:46 |
egsome | !ask | Psychobudgie | 18:46 |
ubottu | Psychobudgie: 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. :-) | 18:46 |
valkyren | ok, i know now | 18:47 |
valkyren | shit! | 18:47 |
IdleOne | valkyren: watch your language please | 18:47 |
valkyren | ccsm meas compiz configuration manager | 18:47 |
valkyren | damn!!! | 18:47 |
valkyren | sorry | 18:47 |
valkyren | little frustration here | 18:48 |
valkyren | ok guys | 18:48 |
Jake2|cfl | control | 18:48 |
valkyren | so ccsm | 18:48 |
valkyren | i have it | 18:48 |
xiaclo | kshatriya its a pain to generate it manually .... this page has an example one to get you started, its should at least work, but probably needs some tweaking for your setup .... http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/working-xorg-conf-file-for-intel-845g-graphics-393687/ | 18:48 |
xiaclo | kshatriya i810 may work, but probably want to change that to intel for the driver | 18:48 |
valkyren | but inside there is not option for fire!!! | 18:48 |
valkyren | just water | 18:48 |
CaveMan | Yo Guyz wazzap?!? | 18:48 |
valkyren | blur | 18:49 |
ohio | <valkyren> system->preference->Compiz config settings manager | 18:49 |
valkyren | and that is all | 18:49 |
Pici | !enter | valkyren | 18:49 |
ohio | i have installed vlc 1.1.4.but after that mplayer does not work.Error message in termial.........."mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference".How to fix it? | 18:49 |
ubottu | valkyren: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 18:49 |
valkyren | ok | 18:49 |
IdleOne | valkyren: now experiment with the settings in ccsm and you will figure it out. | 18:50 |
CaveMan | i want to buy a very very nice and cheap barebone... it is this one.. Asrock Nettop Ion 330 Pro (Nvidia ION mothermoard: http://www.asrock.com/nettop/overview.asp?Model=ION%20330Pro) does Ubuntu support all the drivers? | 18:50 |
IdleOne | valkyren: there is also #compiz you can /join #compiz and they can help | 18:50 |
CaveMan | i mean also the network driver and the audio driver? | 18:50 |
valkyren | i did, many times!!! i dont see that option at all!!!!! | 18:50 |
Psychobudgie | USB is not working on a Nforce 3 250gb Motherboard using 10.04, has worked previously but it was with a much older version of Ubuntu, I seem to recall it was Gutsy but I may be mistaken. With NoApic added to grub2 it shows errors, without it it shows USB ports being there, but nothing is detected when plugged in. Has anyone any ideas? | 18:50 |
valkyren | ok | 18:50 |
valkyren | I'll try that, thanks guys!!!! | 18:51 |
egsome | Psychobudgie, pastebin your `sudo lsusb` | 18:51 |
howlatnight | does anyone have a computer with hybrid graphics? | 18:51 |
Psychobudgie | not on the machine at the moment | 18:52 |
Psychobudgie | will have to jump over to it | 18:52 |
CaveMan | guyz can somebody plz help me, cause when i buy that son of a gun before 9 `o clock (dutch time) i have that son of a b before tomorrow evening *wank wank* | 18:52 |
ohio | is there a command to know the dependency of a softare in ubntu? | 18:52 |
egsome | ohio, `ldd` | 18:52 |
soreau | valkyren: You will need to install compiz-fusion-plugins-extra | 18:52 |
donkeyyy | So does anyone know where I can download ndiswrapper? | 18:52 |
CaveMan | egsome you is Nvidio ION motherboard wel supported by Ubuntu? | 18:53 |
st_ | CaveMan, do not buy laptops without oem linux support | 18:53 |
st_ | CaveMan, without vendor drivers linux will kill it soon | 18:53 |
CaveMan | i bought a laptop hp without linux support | 18:53 |
ohio | egsome:like ldd software name? | 18:53 |
egsome | ohio, Should work | 18:53 |
oCean_ | ohio: ldd is only for shared libraries | 18:53 |
CaveMan | but st_ Nvidia is very well supported by Ubuntu? | 18:53 |
mblackm1 | anyone here can assist a newbie? | 18:54 |
oCean_ | ohio: use apt-cache depends and apt-cache rdepends on software packages | 18:54 |
CaveMan | i thought Nvidia was a *nix loving company | 18:54 |
Tweaky | mblackm1: ask your question and find out | 18:54 |
IdleOne | donkeyyy: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk | 18:54 |
ohio | oCean:ok | 18:54 |
egsome | CaveMan, Nvidia gfx cards specially GeForce is well supported by Ubuntu, but don't know about motherboards. | 18:54 |
CaveMan | ok tnx | 18:54 |
egsome | !ask | mblackm1 | 18:55 |
ubottu | mblackm1: 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. :-) | 18:55 |
xiaclo | srini sorry, not ignoring you, just trying to find something for you ... inittab is definately loaded first and defines what init runs ... before it loads the first runlevel, it runs everything in /etc/rcS.d/ ... which includes a mountall script, S11mountall.sh in my system ... which mounts the filesystems | 18:55 |
rockhopper | can anyone tell me whats the ubuntu off topic channel? | 18:55 |
CaveMan | i really wanted to buy that tiny little computer.... but i have discipline now egsome and i wait 24 hours for researching.. | 18:55 |
rockhopper | !offtopic | 18:55 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 18:55 |
whosjose | ok | 18:56 |
whosjose | ./configure doesn't work | 18:56 |
srini | xiaclo: my doubts are cleared thank u very much | 18:56 |
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vuln | accidentally, I removed part of the top panel in my Ubuntu (10.4). Now I can't see the running applications/sound icon anymore. I looked it up a bit but it turns out that I don't have time anymore and I need it back fixed asap :( | 18:56 |
IdleOne | whosjose: have you installed build-essential package? | 18:56 |
vuln | May anyone help me, please? | 18:56 |
psychobudgie-2 | here is the response from lsusb | 18:56 |
mblackm1 | i just installed kubuntu lucid lynx on a laptop (dell c840) it is real slow any ideas how to perk it up? | 18:56 |
psychobudgie-2 | Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub | 18:56 |
psychobudgie-2 | Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub | 18:56 |
psychobudgie-2 | Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub | 18:56 |
donkeyyy | idleone thank you... so this is for installing windows drivers on ubuntu right? | 18:57 |
egsome | CaveMan, Take care, One of the most things i hate is to buy new hardware, that isn't ( or bad ) supported by Ubuntu | 18:57 |
IdleOne | !paste | psychobudgie-2 | 18:57 |
ubottu | psychobudgie-2: 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. | 18:57 |
Tweaky | !paste | 18:57 |
CaveMan | egsome lol, it costed me allmost to years to buy a laptop :P | 18:57 |
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CaveMan | but this pc is very cheap 229 euro... | 18:57 |
CaveMan | and it supports HD TV | 18:58 |
CaveMan | that is also new for me lol | 18:58 |
xiaclo | howlatnight i haven't looked into hybrid graphics for about a year, but last i checked, it was limited by a windows driver. Assuming nothing has changed, the best you can do is detect the hardware that is enabled on boot and have two different xorg configs. When you want to switch, you have to reboot, force one or the other off in bios and boot back into linux .... linux WILL see both, but only the bios can really disable either of them | 18:58 |
CaveMan | i only watch avi | 18:58 |
IdleOne | donkeyyy: I am not sure. I don't have use for any windows drivers but ndisgtk is a frontend to ndiswrapper that can install windows drivers | 18:58 |
egsome | CaveMan, Nice :), Just take care, and search fine, take your time till make sure | 18:58 |
pinguPingu | hey | 18:58 |
donkeyyy | ideone I see | 18:58 |
CaveMan | ok thanks :) | 18:58 |
travisgriggs | i need debug variants of pango libraries, is there a way to install and use those? | 18:58 |
bt4 | hey | 18:58 |
psychobudgie-2 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/490484/ | 18:59 |
IdleOne | donkeyyy: try it out, may help you | 18:59 |
donkeyyy | idleone can it be launched from the gnome desktop | 18:59 |
IdleOne | donkeyyy: yes | 18:59 |
mblackm1 | i just installed kubuntu lucid lynx on a laptop (dell c840) it is real slow any ideas how to perk it up? | 18:59 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: is this on a desktop pc | 18:59 |
psychobudgie-2 | yeah | 18:59 |
donkeyyy | because idleone... I cannot see it | 18:59 |
howlatnight | <xiaclo>I'm really just looking to disable the nvidia card on my laptop. I've followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1366605 this thread and i have the module to disable installed but I still see my nvidia card in the output from lspci | 18:59 |
nope | the c840 is not exactly the quickest machine as it is | 18:59 |
donkeyyy | AFter I installed it | 19:00 |
st_ | donkeyyy, what os you had before? | 19:00 |
IdleOne | donkeyyy: in terminal type ndisgtk and that should launch it | 19:00 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: do you have usb ports on the front and back? if so try using the other usb ports | 19:00 |
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psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, have done | 19:00 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: no dice? | 19:00 |
egsome | mblackm1, I think Ubuntu or Xubuntu should be better for that laptop, Or check #kubuntu | 19:00 |
mblackm1 | it has a p4 2'2 g cpu how fast does it need to be to get good performance? | 19:00 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, other than power going to the webcam, nothing | 19:01 |
brandon420 | anyone know how to input 2 internet connections to one computer? | 19:01 |
mblackm1 | i will ty thay ty | 19:01 |
xiaclo | howlatnight two questions, 1) do you have one of the exact models listed? and 2) have you tested power usage before and after disabling it? | 19:01 |
donkeyyy | st_ XP | 19:01 |
ssd532 | you can get two internet connections bu I think you can use only one at a time | 19:01 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, got 1 device plugged into each hub and nothing | 19:02 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: i have no idea then it should automatically recognize and in your pastebin each device should be listed >< | 19:02 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, all that's listed is the hubs | 19:02 |
egsome | brandon420, Yes, You need just to make the correct rules on your firewall | 19:03 |
Funhouse | i have music stored on my ubuntu box, is it possible to play that music in windows somehow? | 19:03 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, I assume it is initialising or attempting to initialise them and it's failing but I can't find anything in the logs | 19:03 |
ohio | i have installed vlc 1.1.4.but after that mplayer does not work.Error message in termial.........."mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference".How to fix it? | 19:03 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: so you cant even get a keyboard or mouse to work? | 19:04 |
brandon420 | egsome, im talking about combining internet from 2 mondems. | 19:04 |
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FloodBot1 | hb_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:04 |
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|howlatnight| | <xiaclo>I'm really just looking to disable the nvidia card on my laptop. I've followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1366605 this thread and i have the module to disable installed but I still see my nvidia card in the output from lspci (in case that didn't send before i was disconnected) | 19:04 |
xiaclo | howlatnight honestly, it looks as if there is a software disable for these models, which will not remove the card from the system, but simply power it down, the system still needs minimal access to the card to be able to power it back up. Look into powertop, it will show you power usage, and gives tips on extending battery life too. | 19:04 |
egsome | brandon420, Yeah, Just connect them to two different LAN Cards on your pc, and you need some routing software to get them working | 19:04 |
ssd532 | brandon420, if you want to get combined b/w of both the connetions, it is not possible | 19:05 |
egsome | brandon420, there's commercial software called `mikrotik` does that | 19:05 |
xiaclo | howlatnight it did, guess you didn't get my previous message ... check power usage with powertop, a system without a dedicated video card will show noticeably less power usage | 19:05 |
Boreum | Hi everyone, I recently tried installing Ubuntu Netbook Edition on my IBM Thinkpad R40 using unetbootin and now it seems I have no OS on it whatsoever. I can not get Ubuntu to boot from USB or CDROM. Yes I have edited the BIOS and am sure the CDROM and USB are both Bootable. When I try to start the laptop the IBM screen comes up with the option to hit the blue "Access IBM" button and then it goes black and there is just a blinking cursor at the top lef | 19:05 |
Boreum | the screen. | 19:05 |
egsome | brandon420, But that would be load-balancing only, not complete combining | 19:05 |
dev2 | Infomover42 | 19:05 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, http://paste.ubuntu.com/490493/ | 19:05 |
dev2 | sorry, wrong channel | 19:05 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, sat in the kernel log | 19:05 |
|howlatnight| | xiaclo, well the posters say that power usage should fall from ~12 watts to ~8 but i cant drop below 11 even with the module installed | 19:06 |
renardo | hello, i need an advice : i fail to obtain sound over HDMI. the sound card is corectly seen and selected under "hardware" i already tried simple solutions found online, like editing .asoundrc, launcing alsamixer (there is no IEC958 channel though). I even tried to upgrade to the last certified nvidia driver but it gives error and falls back to default res. What would you do ? | 19:06 |
whosjose | ./configure doesn't work | 19:06 |
whosjose | I get a bash doesn't know the command | 19:06 |
Funhouse | i have music stored on my ubuntu box, is it possible to play that music in windows somehow? | 19:06 |
IdleOne | whosjose: what are you trying to configure? | 19:06 |
egsome | whosjose, read the README file, or INSTALL | 19:06 |
whosjose | there isn't | 19:06 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: aha! well at least you found the error | 19:06 |
whosjose | I'm trying to install eclipse | 19:06 |
xiaclo | howlatnight and you have one of the models listed? | 19:06 |
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|howlatnight| | ul80vt | 19:07 |
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egsome | whosjose, Why not `sudo apt-get install eclipse` ? | 19:07 |
IdleOne | whosjose: sudo apt-get install eclipse | 19:07 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=797789 | 19:07 |
IdleOne | whosjose: but if you insist on compiling it you will need to sudo apt-get install build-essential then try the ./configure | 19:07 |
whosjose | ok | 19:08 |
whosjose | thanks | 19:08 |
xiaclo | howlatnight and no issues loading the module | 19:08 |
Pici | whosjose, IdleOne: I don't believe that the downloaded version of Eclipse requires you to compile it. | 19:08 |
whosjose | yes it does | 19:08 |
whosjose | at least 3.6 | 19:08 |
Pici | whosjose: Its been a while since I tried to install it. | 19:08 |
howlatnight | xiaclo, no its present in lsmod | 19:08 |
IdleOne | Pici: I don't if it does or not I was just telling him what he needs to ./configure :) | 19:08 |
whosjose | i have it | 19:08 |
egsome | whosjose, I think you downloaded the source | 19:08 |
howlatnight | xiaclo, so far as i can tell its installed, but I don't notice a change in power consumption | 19:09 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, think I may have tried that yesterday, but I'll give it another shot | 19:09 |
whosjose | build-essentials is already installed | 19:09 |
IdleOne | whosjose: what is the exact error you are getting? | 19:09 |
whosjose | bash: ./configure: No such file or directory | 19:10 |
Tweaky | psychobudgie-2: hm.. its all i can find online. not sure what -62 error means | 19:10 |
egsome | whosjose, downloaded from which page ? | 19:10 |
IdleOne | whosjose: you are in the right directory? | 19:10 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, wish me luck | 19:10 |
psychobudgie-2 | bbiab | 19:10 |
whosjose | yea | 19:10 |
whosjose | im in /desktop/eclipse | 19:10 |
brandon420 | ssd532, egsome but could i not run torrents on one, and browse on the other? thus allowing me to browse and torrent at full speed. | 19:10 |
whosjose | and eclipse is the extracted files | 19:10 |
donkeyyy | wow ubuntu is soo fast even on a USB stick | 19:11 |
egsome | donkeyyy, Sure | 19:11 |
Tweaky | Psychobudgie-2 : gl | 19:11 |
egsome | brandon420, Yeah, All that can be done by the right configuration of the routing software like MikroTik | 19:11 |
Boreum | Dern, guess no one has any ideas? | 19:11 |
brandon420 | ssd532, egsome and what about a internet spilter, would that not combine the two connections, seeing as they are both using the same external ip's? | 19:11 |
howlatnight | xiaclo, let me try a reboot after disabling the module and checking power use | 19:12 |
donkeyyy | egsome how is it soo much faster than windows | 19:12 |
brandon420 | Boreum, what was your question? i was afk | 19:12 |
Boreum | I recently tried installing Ubuntu Netbook Edition on my IBM Thinkpad R40 using unetbootin and now it seems I have no OS on it whatsoever. I can not get Ubuntu to boot from USB or CDROM. Yes I have edited the BIOS and am sure the CDROM and USB are both Bootable. When I try to start the laptop the IBM screen comes up with the option to hit the blue "Access IBM" button and then it goes black and there is just a blinking cursor at the top left of the scre | 19:12 |
donkeyyy | the internet loads in less than a few seconds | 19:12 |
xiaclo | howlatnight try this ... seems to have more hybrid scripts than your specific model | 19:13 |
Samplezt | p | 19:13 |
egsome | donkeyyy, too much | 19:13 |
brandon420 | Boreum, maybe try to reinstall ubuntu netbook, from a cd? i havent ever been able to get unetbookin to work right. | 19:13 |
ssd532 | brandon420, it would be very useful. but if it is possible I do not have idea how can it be done. | 19:13 |
donkeyyy | egsome what do you mean | 19:13 |
donkeyyy | egsome... you mean too many reasons | 19:14 |
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egsome | brandon420, I don't know about `real` Internet splitter, Just you can do load-balancing using some routing software | 19:14 |
Boreum | Sadly can not boot from Live CD for some reason. I just get the same blinking cursor screen. | 19:14 |
VCoolio | whosjose: is there a configure file (check with ls), else maybe an autogen.sh file, run that instead, and check the README | 19:14 |
IdleOne | donkeyyy: it has to do with how the linux kernel uses the flux capacitor. complicated and very technical. Just be happy it is faster :) | 19:15 |
brandon420 | egsome, well my problem is that i only have 1 ethrenet plug on my computer. | 19:15 |
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donkeyyy | I am veru happy | 19:15 |
egsome | donkeyyy, I mean too much faster, and the reasons are known, and it's really too many | 19:15 |
egsome | brandon420, You should have two LAN Cards, and also two Routers, to get that working | 19:16 |
egsome | brandon420, Every router should have special IP Range also | 19:16 |
bt4 | mk | 19:16 |
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ssd532 | brandon420, the problem is not the number of ethernet port. the problem is combining the b/w. | 19:16 |
egsome | brandon420, Then you get a computer connected to the twice, and setup routing software on it, and that can be Linux, with all required packages to do so. | 19:16 |
whosjose | there is no autogen | 19:17 |
egsome | brandon420, This might help: http://www.stanford.edu/~fenn/linux/ | 19:17 |
whosjose | but there is a configuration fold | 19:18 |
whosjose | there is no readme | 19:18 |
xiaclo | brandon420 it CAN be done, but you have to be aware of the limitations ... you are using two separate connections, so anything that goes out one connection, has to reply though the same connection ... will this speed up browsing? probably not, torrents? hell yes ... why? because torrents don't use a single connection, they use many connections to many people ... if you set up your router correctly, it will load balance the connections over both ports | 19:18 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, no joy | 19:18 |
sebsebseb | Hi | 19:18 |
egsome | whosjose, Download ( Already Built ) from here: http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.6-201006080911/index.php | 19:18 |
Tweaky | Psychobudgie-2 : g | 19:18 |
psychobudgie-2 | same errors showing in the kernel log | 19:19 |
Tweaky | Psychobudgie-2 : thats too bad >< not sure how to help on that one | 19:19 |
icedoe | Hey, I'm trying to get a video file from a Flip Video camera to play through Ubuntu 9.10. It claims to be in the mp4 format, and I have ubuntu-restricted-extras. When I try to play the file I get a message saying "could not determine type of stream". What should I look for? | 19:19 |
ssd532 | xiaclo, I think you have a point in brandon's case | 19:19 |
egsome | icedoe, try `file FILENAME` to make sure what is it's type | 19:20 |
psychobudgie-2 | Tweaky, need to look a bit more, thanks anyway | 19:20 |
icedoe | it says its ISO Media? | 19:20 |
egsome | icedoe, Show us the command you executed | 19:21 |
dogmeat | im occassionally seeing error message, "There was an error creating the child process for this terminal" when trying to open a new gnome-terminal. the error went away last time, but now is back. any ideas? | 19:22 |
icedoe | to determine the file type? file test.mp4 | 19:22 |
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icedoe | it outputted test.mp4: ISO Media | 19:22 |
magnetron | icedoe: try opening it in VLC | 19:23 |
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__tulio__ | can somebody please help configure my postfix to send email out of my domain? | 19:23 |
xiaclo | icedoe sudo apt-get install ffmpeg && ffmpeg -i test.mp4 | 19:23 |
egsome | icedoe, you may need `w32codec` package | 19:23 |
xiaclo | icedoe file works for the general file type, ffmpeg will give you all the information on what the video and audio codecs are | 19:23 |
icedoe | ok thank you, downloading stuff now | 19:24 |
xiaclo | icedoe it will complain about no output file, but it should still list the info you need | 19:24 |
mobal | hi | 19:24 |
__tulio__ | can somebody please help configure my postfix to send email out of my domain? | 19:24 |
icedoe | using ffmpeg -i: | 19:24 |
mobal | how can i add permissions to write /var/www folder without sudo? | 19:25 |
icedoe | actually, wait, is there a particular prefered way to display this long output? | 19:25 |
__tulio__ | or maybe another smtp server | 19:25 |
xiaclo | icedoe should give you a few lines starting with stream at the bottom, one should be video, one should be audio | 19:25 |
Tweaky | mobal: right click on the folder, properties, permissions | 19:25 |
egsome | mobal, Without sudo, You must login as root to do so | 19:25 |
icedoe | Stream #0.0(jpn): Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720, 30 tbr, 30k tbn, 60k tbc | 19:26 |
mobal | so no way? | 19:26 |
icedoe | Stream #0.1(jpn): Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, mono, s16 | 19:26 |
egsome | !paste | icedoe | 19:26 |
ubottu | icedoe: 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. | 19:26 |
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mobal | to own (read,write) /var/www folder without sudo? | 19:26 |
egsome | mobal, Are you the root of that computer ? | 19:26 |
xiaclo | oh come on ... pasted two lines ... ease up mobal | 19:26 |
mobal | yes | 19:27 |
icedoe | ok, this plays inn vlc | 19:27 |
n0a1ias | http://pastebin.com/1rfnnqtT | 19:27 |
egsome | mobal, So, you can use `su` to login as root in a terminal, then `chmod` | 19:27 |
icedoe | thank you everyone | 19:27 |
aeon-ltd | xiaclo: the !paste is for future reference | 19:27 |
mobal | egsome: yes chmod | 19:28 |
mobal | egsome: thanks | 19:28 |
xiaclo | aeon-ltd ok ok ... i just know i've typed out things longer than that =P | 19:28 |
alienkid10 | hi I have ubuntu install on an externel HDD and want to add Fedora to the mix. Windows is on internel and I want to keep that untouched. How am I too install? (I have a 20GB partition mapped out as ext3 for it) | 19:28 |
xiaclo | icedoe 'sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad' should get it working in everything | 19:28 |
pradeep_ | pls i need a very light distro for p3 laptop | 19:29 |
alienkid10 | *install Fedora | 19:29 |
magnetron | alienkid10: i think you will get better help in the fedora channel | 19:29 |
aeon-ltd | alienkid10: i believe you can just install it without grub, then just edit/update grub on the ubuntu side | 19:29 |
dpac_ | alienkid10: The same way you installed Ubuntu. | 19:29 |
n0a1ias | http://pastebin.com/1rfnnqtT | 19:29 |
alienkid10 | ok | 19:30 |
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xiaclo | icedoe if you don't have multiverse, this guide will help you get it https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu | 19:30 |
dpac_ | alienkid10: I mean, just put the CD while the drive is connected and let the computer boot into it. Then install from bootable CD. Select the partition and proceed | 19:30 |
icedoe | thank you | 19:30 |
routing | hi | 19:30 |
__tulio__ | can somebody please help configure my postfix to send email out of my domain? | 19:30 |
afeijo | hi guys | 19:30 |
n0a1ias | hey, can somebody help me? i don't wana post my long question here so i did it threw pastbin: http://pastebin.com/1rfnnqtT | 19:30 |
afeijo | anyone know a good php script that I could manage my crontab entries online? | 19:31 |
xiaclo | __tulio__ it will by default, getting it to not be ignored by spam filters is another issue altogether ... | 19:31 |
Johnm | rename u7_ u7_fb | 19:31 |
Johnm | save | 19:31 |
egsome | afeijo, try #php | 19:31 |
afeijo | I will | 19:32 |
__tulio__ | xiaclo, I am trying to send an email to my gmail account using java, but it doesnt seem to be forwarding the message | 19:32 |
__tulio__ | xiaclo, any advice? | 19:32 |
xiaclo | __tulio__ check your spam folder on gmail first off, because it takes a lot of work to get a mail server to be legit | 19:32 |
magnetron | !ebox | afeijo i think this might help | 19:33 |
ubottu | afeijo i think this might help: ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox | 19:33 |
__tulio__ | xiaclo, yes, it was in my spam folder | 19:33 |
vladio | primary or logical? | 19:33 |
__tulio__ | seems to be working fine | 19:33 |
afeijo | thanks magnetron | 19:33 |
__tulio__ | let try again | 19:33 |
n0a1ias | hey, can somebody help me? i don't wana post my long question here so i did it threw pastbin: http://pastebin.com/1rfnnqtT | 19:33 |
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xiaclo | n0alias I would do a fresh install, but do NOT format the hard drive, just ignore any errors it gives you. that will not overwrite anything in your home folder, but will restore a base system for you to build from | 19:35 |
hidensoft | hi every body , i trying to install LAMP with this command : sudo tasksel install lamp-server , i got " tasksel: aptitude failed (100) " Error , what is this ? how i can solve that ? | 19:35 |
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__tulio__ | xiaclo, yes it is working, thanks man! | 19:35 |
Hut | lol | 19:35 |
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st_ | what was that? | 19:36 |
afeijo | damn | 19:36 |
JoshuaL | ##comment-on-spam <-- discuss it there | 19:36 |
Fishscene | Wow, spam bots are on the move today. | 19:36 |
hidensoft | please help me | 19:36 |
Drone4four | that flood bot will be back soon | 19:36 |
maco | JoshuaL: thats not really a rul #freenode, ya know | 19:36 |
n0a1ias | xiaclo, im on the live cd now and i dont see the option for doing that, theres formant, select manually, and dule boot | 19:36 |
dri245 | i like floodbot | 19:36 |
egsome | !ask | hidensoft | 19:36 |
ubottu | hidensoft: 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. :-) | 19:36 |
maco | but yeah, how about just ig, k? | 19:36 |
dri245 | he asks trivia questions whenever someone joins | 19:36 |
maco | *inoring it | 19:36 |
alkisg | How does ubiquity work? Does it copy /cdrom to /target, or does it copy / to target? (I've booted the 9.10 live cd but I want to mount 10.04.iso to /cdrom and run ubiquity from there...) | 19:36 |
JoshuaL | maco, ah ok :) | 19:36 |
hidensoft | egsome : i do that :| | 19:36 |
Fishscene | Is anyone having trouble using the Ubuntu One Music Store? When I go to order, it says my card can't be processed at this time... I've been getting that message for over 24 hours. | 19:36 |
xiaclo | n0alias go with manual | 19:37 |
trollboy | so I pop gmail, and its giving me an invalid cert ... Issuer: E=dummy@dummy-enterprises.org,CN=localhost,OU=Automatically generated stunnel SSL key,O=Dummy Enterprises Ltd.,L=New York,ST=NY,C=US | 19:37 |
dri245 | check ur card then :) | 19:37 |
hidensoft | did you see that ? -> hi every body , i trying to install LAMP with this command : sudo tasksel install lamp-server , i got " tasksel: aptitude failed (100) " Error , what is this ? how i can solve that ? | 19:37 |
n0a1ias | and then just deleat the swap and make a new one? | 19:37 |
dpac_ | hidensoft: sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ | 19:37 |
egsome | hidensoft, No, Sorry :), I think the flood is the reason | 19:37 |
Fishscene | dri245: Seems fine as I can order other products... I just ordered a 64GB flash drive from Newegg.. You'd think I could spend $25 on some songs :P | 19:37 |
dpac_ | hidensoft: don't forget the caret | 19:37 |
xiaclo | n0alias nope, there should be an option for 'use as' and set that to swap, and the main disk to / ... you dont have to format anything, just let the installer know where things are supposed to go | 19:38 |
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magnetron | afeijo: maybe the easiest solution is to enable ssh access? | 19:38 |
hidensoft | dpac_: thanks , itw work :) | 19:38 |
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Fishscene | Has anyone ordered anything from the Ubuntu One Music store in the past 24 hours? | 19:39 |
afeijo | magnetron: that is what I use for ages, but my colegue asked if we could have another way to do it | 19:39 |
whosjose | ugh for some reason it doesn't work! | 19:39 |
maco | hidensoft: taskel doesnt take any arguments | 19:39 |
dpac_ | hidensoft: you're welcome. Caret means 'interpret it as task' | 19:39 |
whosjose | Is there a .deb for eclipse 3.6? | 19:39 |
afeijo | magnetron: so he would not be dependent on me lol | 19:39 |
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dpac_ | maco: it does | 19:39 |
maco | *tasksel .. (gah lag cant type) | 19:39 |
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dpac_ | maco: see manpage of tasksel | 19:40 |
maco | dpac_: noraln "sudo tasksel" and pck from the menu it gives, not putting "install foo" after it... | 19:40 |
hidensoft | maco : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP | 19:40 |
dpac_ | maco: both ways work. See manpage | 19:40 |
n0a1ias | xiaclo, when i right click a partition i only see the options for delete, revert, and change | 19:41 |
maco | dpac_: hm ok then. interesting to se eitke apt-get | 19:41 |
maco | *see it being used like | 19:41 |
* maco scowls at lag | 19:41 | |
dpac_ | maco: There's something wrong with your keyboard? | 19:41 |
howlatnight | xiaclo, turns out it was working. The boot process was running a dkms auto install for the module and re-enabling it. | 19:41 |
maco | dpac_: no, im installing updates right now. the cpu isnt noticing me typing | 19:41 |
magnetron | afeijo: hmm.. maybe help him install putty and set it to run crontab at boot? | 19:41 |
xiaclo | n0alias what options does change give? | 19:41 |
magnetron | afeijo: not boot, ssh login. | 19:42 |
xiaclo | howlatnight glad you got it working =) | 19:42 |
afeijo | good idea | 19:42 |
maco | dpac_: *lots* of missed interrupts | 19:42 |
afeijo | I will suggest it, he is not a n00b, he worked with unix 2 decades ago | 19:42 |
n0a1ias | new partition size, use as, format, and mount point | 19:42 |
dpac_ | maco: Ohh, ok :) I wonder if 'nice' could help you with that | 19:42 |
UberStudenter | hello... i try different live cds and each time i have to download drivers and firmwares for my wireless.. is there a way to save a file on a usb and then just install it from there instead of the package manager | 19:42 |
xiaclo | n0alias that is what you want 'use as' | 19:42 |
whosjose | Is there a .deb for Eclipse 3.6? I can't run the ./configure on it | 19:43 |
maco | dpac_: eh but i want the update to hurry up and finish ;-) | 19:43 |
dpac_ | maco: Ohh alright. | 19:43 |
maco | dpac_: also, youd think with 8 CPUs it co.. | 19:43 |
xiaclo | n0alias for your swap, use as swap ... for your / partition, it will be use as ext3, or whatever you formatted it as, and mount point will be / | 19:43 |
maco | *could thread | 19:43 |
rww | maco: go make some tea :( | 19:43 |
whosjose | Is there a .deb for Eclipse 3.6? I can't run the ./configure on it | 19:44 |
dpac_ | rww: lol | 19:44 |
Fishscene | UberStudenter: I'm not sure if this would fix your problem, but have you tried making a live-USB drive? | 19:44 |
rww | !repeat | whosjose | 19:44 |
ubottu | whosjose: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 19:44 |
amanita_ | My music players seemingly plays mp3, totem and xfmedia. My mixer is on full volume and I have no sound at all | 19:44 |
n0a1ias | xiaclo, it still says no root file system defigned | 19:44 |
dpac_ | maco: You really should take a 10 minute break :) | 19:44 |
amanita_ | Ah wait, my cable is unplugged, nevermind. | 19:45 |
xiaclo | n0alias did you set your main disk to 'mount point' / ?? | 19:45 |
UberStudenter | Fishscene: how is that going to help me | 19:45 |
n0a1ias | yes, "/home" | 19:45 |
slyboots | Hm, Confused about something.. Imt rying to setup ufw firewall; But I think because I used Webmin to configure iptables that may be "overruling" ufw's configration | 19:45 |
slyboots | what would be the best way to test/fix that | 19:46 |
hidensoft | whosjose: did you looking in ubuntu software center ? | 19:46 |
xiaclo | n0alias did you choose the 'use as' as well? set it to ext4? | 19:46 |
Fishscene | UberStudenter: I'm not sure if it would work, but if you use a live-USB key, you can save data on it so you don't have to set everything up again the next time you boot. | 19:47 |
hidensoft | whosjose: search eclipse in ubuntu software center then you find answer :) | 19:47 |
xiaclo | whosjose what architecture? | 19:47 |
whosjose | hidensoft: yes but it's 3.5 | 19:47 |
whosjose | I need 3.6 | 19:47 |
n0a1ias | xiaclo, yea ive tryed all that | 19:47 |
rob_p | slyboots: Use one or the other, not both. Almost all utilities that manipulate iptables *need* to be the only one that does or you run into problems. | 19:48 |
whosjose | there is a few software addons i need but the updates dont work in 3.5 only 3.6 | 19:48 |
suprengr | What's the easiest way to type "abc" in a terminal & have it display contents of the text file "abc" and then wait at command prompt?prompt | 19:48 |
hidensoft | whosjose: i have no idea | 19:48 |
slyboots | Well, isnt ufw just a "frontent" for IpTables? | 19:48 |
slyboots | *frontend | 19:48 |
xiaclo | whosjose what architecture? amd64? i386? | 19:48 |
maco | suprengr: uh you need to put "cat" before the filename | 19:48 |
jrib | suprengr: what are you trying to accomplish? | 19:48 |
UberStudenter | Fishscene: i think maybe i dint' explain .. i try different live cd/dvd distros and i have to donwload the same drivers/firmware for my wireless in each distro... | 19:48 |
maco | slyboots: yes, but it stores its rules in /etc/ufw/*.rules | 19:48 |
Fishscene | UberStudenter: ah ok. My misunderstanding. | 19:49 |
slyboots | So.. how do I tell the system that ufw is the firewall configuration I want to use o.O | 19:49 |
maco | slyboots: and webmin is storing its own somewhere. they're really just iptables-restore listings... | 19:49 |
maco | slyboots: purge webmin? | 19:49 |
whosjose | i386 | 19:49 |
slyboots | Ehh.. I .. suppose I could remove webmin, but I would perfer to fix this | 19:49 |
rob_p | slyboots: Sort of, but not exactly. It builds a firewall policy and it utilizes the iptables utility to do it. | 19:49 |
xiaclo | whosjose then this will help, near the bottom, links of a ton of different installs depending on what you need ... https://launchpad.net/~eclipse-team/+archive/debian-package/+build/1865773 | 19:49 |
maverick | Hi 4 all is there any one expirienced with ubuntu linux to help me ? | 19:50 |
maco | slyboots: you'll have to delete the iptables-restore files webmin generated... and also, wy are you using webmin? it breaks ubuntu and debian systems... | 19:50 |
dpac_ | !ask | maverick | 19:50 |
ubottu | maverick: 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. :-) | 19:50 |
rob_p | slyboots: Just don't make use of that particular webmin module. | 19:50 |
slyboots | maco: it does? | 19:50 |
maco | !webmin | 19:50 |
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. | 19:50 |
slyboots | I tried ebox, was *terrible* | 19:50 |
maverick | i can't play FPS games on my linux | 19:50 |
suprengr | jrib: I want to open terminal [from a menu item] and display the contents of a text file [a list of bsd utils] and wait at normalprompt. | 19:51 |
slyboots | I think it wanted money of me | 19:51 |
slyboots | lol | 19:51 |
Ichat | lol - ebox terrible ??? its worse | 19:51 |
dpac_ | maverick: Which game are you talking about? | 19:51 |
* maco just edits whatever defaults arent good-nuff using vi | 19:51 | |
rww | at least ebox isn't horribly incompatible with Debian-based systems | 19:51 |
maverick | CS 1.6 | 19:51 |
slyboots | Okay, I'll strip out webmin, but is that going to fix my issue? | 19:51 |
dpac_ | maverick: Well its a windows game. Did you try it in Wine? | 19:51 |
xiaclo | n0alias not sure to be honest, if you configured it correctly, it should install to that disk ... you can try copying the files out as root again, using cp -r ... | 19:51 |
maco | slyboots: if the iptables-restore files it added are gone, then on a reboot they should no longer take effect | 19:51 |
suprengr | jrib: I need to know the command to put in the menu item. | 19:51 |
histo | maverick: you need to install steam via wine then you can play it | 19:51 |
maverick | yes and insall, game start and just exit the game | 19:51 |
maverick | install* | 19:52 |
histo | maverick: let me get you directions | 19:52 |
UberStudenter | in ubuntu or its variations the steps are the same.. "sudo apt-get update" and then "sudo apt-get install filename" but instead of me downloading the software everytime .. i was wondering if i could save on a media and re-use it | 19:52 |
DIFTOW | Anyone here know if there is an emulator of sorts for the old SGI IRIX operating system? Specifically IRIX 4.1 or up? | 19:52 |
maverick | tnx | 19:52 |
maco | suprengr: "cat" is the command to display contents of the file | 19:52 |
histo | maverick: http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux | 19:52 |
slyboots | See the issue is.. Im actually SSHing remotly | 19:53 |
slyboots | lol | 19:53 |
dpac_ | !who | maverick | 19:53 |
ubottu | maverick: 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 :) | 19:53 |
jrib | suprengr: check gnome-terminal's documentation | 19:53 |
maco | UberStudenter: yes, you can "sudo dpkg -i filename" where the filename is something that ends in .deb and is in the same directory | 19:53 |
DIFTOW | It requires a "MIPS" processor to run IRIX, so it would need to be run ona virtual machine | 19:53 |
slyboots | Is there a way to test this without rebooting? | 19:53 |
maco | UberStudenter: with apt-get you're actually giving the package name, not the filename | 19:53 |
classical_ | Please please help me :-) what is incorrect here ? http://pastebin.com/WE6Hf0A3 here is error log http://pastebin.com/f04nrDHZ | 19:53 |
maco | UberStudenter: the filename will be longer, like packagename-1ubuntu3_amd64.deb | 19:53 |
suprengr | maco: cheers & thanks | 19:53 |
UberStudenter | maco: yes you are right.. i meant the package name | 19:54 |
maco | UberStudenter: you can also use AptOnCD to create a CD which you can add as a repository and use apt-get with | 19:54 |
rob_p | slyboots: Manipulating the system firewall remotely is a little risky! | 19:54 |
maco | slyboots: sure, sudo service iptables restart | 19:54 |
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UberStudenter | maco: but in a live environment how will i swap the cds | 19:54 |
slyboots | rob_p: Yea.. hence not wanting to lock myself out lol | 19:54 |
c3l | where is $PATH defined? its not in /etc/profile | 19:54 |
maco | UberStudenter: boot with the "toram" option | 19:55 |
maco | UberStudenter: then you can remove the live cd from which you booted | 19:55 |
suprengr | jrib: iwas checking documentation but came up with wrong solution, but thanks anyway. | 19:55 |
UberStudenter | how do you do that | 19:55 |
slyboots | Didnt work anyway "iptables : unknown service" | 19:55 |
maco | UberStudenter: alternatively, use a live-usb instead of live-cd | 19:55 |
whosjose | ok now | 19:55 |
whosjose | Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: eclipse-platform-data (>= 3.6.0-0ubuntu1~ppa0.1) | 19:55 |
maco | UberStudenter: hit a key when it asks whether you want to install or run ubuntu, and there should be a way to set boot options. type in "toram" | 19:55 |
trism | c3l: /etc/environoment (although possibly redefined other places) | 19:55 |
rob_p | slyboots: I have done it before but I usually put a firewall purge script on the server and run it in a cron job. That way, if I lock myself out, I just wait for 10 minutes and the rules get purged and I'm back in! Just don't forget to remove the cron job afterwards! | 19:55 |
trism | c3l: err /etc/environment | 19:56 |
c3l | trism: oh, thanks! | 19:56 |
slyboots | Well, right now the default rules are "accept all" | 19:56 |
slyboots | Still dont get why I cant restart the service | 19:56 |
gary_inNYC | how do i disable 2 finger activates right click? i enabled 2 finge rmultitouch vert/horiz scrolling, but i sometimes accidentally bring up context menu. | 19:56 |
rob_p | slyboots: Just one iptables command can change that! | 19:56 |
maco | slyboots: apparently there's no running iptables process. i just checked with ps | 19:56 |
xiaclo | DIFTOW this should point you in the right direction, and some places to start looking, but i doubt i'll be easy to get it set up http://www.linux-mips.org/wiki/Emulators | 19:56 |
UberStudenter | maco: ok when i boot from teh live cd i get a menu .. what exactly am i doing at this menu? | 19:57 |
slyboots | ? | 19:57 |
maco | UberStudenter: is this one of the older livecds that lists like 6 things you can do or the new one that has an actual graphical window? | 19:57 |
xiaclo | maco there is never an iptables process, it's part of the kernel, it's not like a windows firewall that is a userspace program | 19:57 |
suprengr | jrib: iwas checking documentation but came up with wrong solution, but thanks anyway. | 19:58 |
jrib | suprengr: what solution is that? | 19:58 |
c3l | trism: is that the file to edit if I want to add a folder to PATH or HOME, or should I use some file in my ~/, if so, what file? | 19:58 |
UberStudenter | list of 6 things.. | 19:58 |
UberStudenter | i din't know there was any other type | 19:58 |
UberStudenter | a live cd with a graphical window? | 19:58 |
quesada | what's a good online coverter to get openoffice slides -> pdf? | 19:59 |
UberStudenter | and all my distros are the latest ones.. from distrowatch | 19:59 |
suprengr | jrib: "write" but terminal closes as soon as its done it | 19:59 |
maco | xiaclo: hmm you're right. yet on red hat theres an iptables script in /etc/init.d/ *sigh* grr ubuntu doing things differently | 19:59 |
quesada | the build-in one (file>export) did a bad job | 19:59 |
suprengr | jrib: ...& so it seemswith cat as well | 19:59 |
trism | c3l: if it is just for my local user, I usually add it to the end of ~/.bashrc, although you can also use ~/.pam_environment, but it has a more complicated format | 19:59 |
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jrib | suprengr: you could do something silly like run bash again at the end, does that work at least? There's probably a better way though | 20:00 |
maco | UberStudenter: ubuntu 10.04 has a graphical window... though kubuntu doesnt (yet) | 20:00 |
xiaclo | maco the one in red hat simply handles saving and restoring iptables around a restart, i'm sure someone has something similar for ubuntu, but it still runs in the kernel, that rc script is just minor management stuff | 20:00 |
jrib | !away > bsod1_away | 20:00 |
ubottu | bsod1_away, please see my private message | 20:00 |
wessel | hello, I'm installing torcs using apt-get install torcs, is this the same as downloading a bz2 file and then doing make, make install, make datainstall? http://torcs.sourceforge.net/index.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=3#linux-lokiinstaller | 20:00 |
xiaclo | maco you can do something similar using 'iptables-save > file' and 'iptables-restore file' | 20:00 |
maco | xiaclo: yeah i know it runs in the kernel, but i was expecting a script to do save/restore | 20:00 |
rob_p | maco: Even on redhat, that init script doesn't start a persistant process. It just configures the kernel packet filtering via iptables and then it's done. | 20:01 |
UberStudenter | i have 10.4.. i don't remember seeing a GUI | 20:01 |
maco | xiaclo: trouble is i dont know where the file webmin created is | 20:01 |
nafri | hello, how can I find and replace a word in all the files recursively in a folder? | 20:01 |
nafri | like I wanna replace A with B in all the files in my folder and subfolder | 20:01 |
c3l | trism: okay. Id like to add one more path to $HOME, but how do I make sure thir new definition of $HOME reads before the 'normal' home ~/? | 20:01 |
UberStudenter | anyways.. i burn it on a cd coz they are cheap | 20:01 |
maco | xiaclo: so i was expecting ubuntu to have a script there thatd unload all the junk webmin put on slyboots's system | 20:01 |
jrib | nafri: use find and sed | 20:01 |
xiaclo | nafri so you're just playing with file names? or did you actually want to search into the file contents? | 20:01 |
UberStudenter | for 10 distros i will have to have 10 usb | 20:02 |
jshriver | Greetings | 20:02 |
trism | c3l: you probably don't want to mess with the $HOME variable, it should point to the $HOME of the current user (what are you trying to do?) | 20:02 |
jshriver | How can you specify the port for ssh to use in rsync? | 20:02 |
maco | UberStudenter: but you can reuse USBs ;-) CDs you have to throw away when a new one comes out | 20:02 |
maco | UberStudenter: anyway, ok hit F6 to get to the boot options | 20:02 |
nafri | xiaclo: i want to search inside file and replace that word | 20:03 |
xiaclo | c3l this is a BAD idea, but it's a variable like any other ... so .... HOME="/newpath;$HOME" | 20:03 |
maco | slyboots: ok well to delete all the existing rules, sudo iptables -F INPUT ; sudo iptables -F OUTPUT ; sudo iptables -F FORWARD | 20:03 |
UberStudenter | ok.. and then "toram"? | 20:03 |
maco | UberStudenter: yep | 20:04 |
wessel | how do I install a tgz file? | 20:04 |
rockhopper | Hi, Is there a way to unlock the ubuntu netbook top panel? | 20:04 |
maco | slyboots: then you can "sudo ufw enable" and give ufw whatever commands you want, view its rules with "sudo ufw status" and view iptables' interpretation of those rules with "sudo iptables -L" | 20:04 |
slyboots | maco: done that, rules are flushed | 20:04 |
rockhopper | I've installed Netbook remix on an ubuntu desktop edition and I am getting two clocks in the top panel! Can anyone help me removing one clock? | 20:05 |
maco | slyboots: is there a script somewhere in /etc/init.d or /etc/rc.d/ or /etc/rc.local that calls iptables restore on a webmin-generated file? if so, get rid of that call | 20:05 |
UberStudenter | maco: ok.. sooo.. i should download the driver/firmware and save it somewhere.. right? | 20:05 |
rockhopper | Is there anyone who knows about my problem? | 20:05 |
maco | UberStudenter: sure | 20:05 |
FiReSTaRT | rockhopper: right-click on one of them, left click on remove from panel | 20:05 |
masterBIGwilly | is there a dictionary program in ubuntu where it doens't need to the net's assistance? | 20:05 |
c3l | trism: yeah, I want it to keep pointing to ~/ too, but I want another directory also used as $HOME. this is because I have a bunch of config files in a git repo, its a pain making symlinks for each file when im at a new computer or reinstalling etc, and I want those configs to be read before any possibly existing default configs, if I miss to delete some or so. But now I realise,a s xiaclo says, thats a bad idea as that ... | 20:05 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: the "dict" command | 20:06 |
c3l | ... git repo will act as my primary HOME, and thatll mess stuff up. so how do I solve this in a nice way? :) | 20:06 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, that needs the internet | 20:06 |
rockhopper | FiReSTaRT: Its Ubuntu netbook panel.. Its locked i think. I cant remove it | 20:06 |
xiaclo | nafri no guarantee this will work ... and please back up the folder before doing this .... for file in *; do cat $file | sed "s/A/B/g" > $file; done | 20:06 |
UberStudenter | maco: so what do you sugget i save on this cd | 20:06 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: O_o hrmph. odd... i thought id used it offline... | 20:06 |
rob_p | wessel: You don't. You unzip/untar it. Once you do that, you have the file(s) ready for whatever needs to be done with it/them. | 20:06 |
maco | UberStudenter: whatever you want? | 20:06 |
rockhopper | FiReSTaRT: the option's unavailable | 20:06 |
FiReSTaRT | rockhopper: in that case sorry, can't help you (no experience with it).. someone else? | 20:06 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, really, what option did you use with it? | 20:06 |
trism | c3l: HOME isn't a search path, it is an actual directory string, you could add GIT_PATH or some other new variable to use though if you wanted | 20:06 |
jrib | xiaclo, nafri: that won't do it recursively | 20:07 |
UberStudenter | i mean.. what all do you suggest .. so i can burn the cd one time | 20:07 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: hmm the package description says i mustve been mistaken | 20:07 |
kain_ | hi all | 20:07 |
xiaclo | jrib nafri no, its very simple, it won't handle anything with spaces either .... | 20:07 |
xover | hi guys | 20:07 |
kain_ | i'm trying to print "two-sided" on ubuntu with my hp printer | 20:07 |
kain_ | the file is a pdf | 20:07 |
UberStudenter | wireless drivers, graphics card dr, any utilities? | 20:07 |
rob_p | wessel: To uncompress and unarchive a tgz file, a simple, "tar -zxvf filename" will do. | 20:07 |
xover | my fans are idling all the time now at 2000rpm, how can i sort this out or begin to figure out what went wrong? | 20:08 |
wessel | thanks | 20:08 |
UberStudenter | or shall i just save it to my hard drive | 20:08 |
BB` | I removed the volume icon from the gnome task tray, is there a way I can get it back? | 20:08 |
jrib | xiaclo: just « find -exec sed 's/A/B/g' '{}' \; » should do | 20:08 |
rob_p | wessel: welcome | 20:08 |
FIQ|n900 | o hai | 20:08 |
UberStudenter | my usbs are full at the moment :) | 20:08 |
FIQ|n900 | i've problem with wirless connection | 20:08 |
FIQ|n900 | wireless* | 20:08 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: stardict appears to allow you to download dictionaries locally to use | 20:08 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, ah really | 20:09 |
masterBIGwilly | maco, just sudo apt-get install stardict? | 20:09 |
maco | masterBIGwilly: yep and then you can fetch dictionaries from http://stardict.sourceforge.net/ | 20:09 |
jrib | xiaclo: erm, with -i of course :) | 20:09 |
FIQ|n900 | it required a firmware (from broadcom), now i've downloaded it and runned some config manually instead of using KNetworkManager | 20:09 |
FIQ|n900 | and i managed to assign correct router, and i can connect locally | 20:10 |
FIQ|n900 | but i've still no internet | 20:10 |
xiaclo | c3l trism yeah, what AM i thinking ... HOME="/newpath" ... it can't be multiple directories | 20:10 |
masterBIGwilly | what are some educational programs taht can crack wep/wpa keys? | 20:10 |
guntbert | !enter | UberStudenter | 20:11 |
ubottu | UberStudenter: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 20:11 |
FIQ|n900 | KNetwork wasn't able to find my router at all | 20:11 |
masterBIGwilly | kde frontend? | 20:11 |
FIQ|n900 | s/Network/NetworkManager/ | 20:11 |
FIQ|n900 | so i used iwconfig, and dhcpcd | 20:11 |
FIQ|n900 | so i can connect to 192.168.0.1 now | 20:12 |
FIQ|n900 | but not to internet | 20:12 |
flowbee | is there a good photo manager? for ubuntu in terms of importing photos from digital camera to m computer | 20:12 |
guntbert | masterBIGwilly: discussion of cracking keys is not welcome her | 20:12 |
xiaclo | masterBIGwilly educational huh? that's what they all say .... in general look into kismet, aircrack-ng ... for WPA you can't brute force, but you can dictionary attack it, look into rainbow tables (not a software, just google it) and john (is a program) | 20:12 |
maco | FIQ|n900: is it that you cant reach the outside net or that you have no name resolution? | 20:12 |
masterBIGwilly | squarish | 20:12 |
maco | FIQ|n900: ie, can you ping 208.67.222.222 ? | 20:12 |
rob_p | FIQ|n900: Can you ping IPs on the internet? If so, perhaps you have a DNS issue. | 20:12 |
FIQ|n900 | yes | 20:12 |
UberStudenter | FIQ|n900: i have broadcom too.. did you install the drivers through "Hardware Drivers"? | 20:12 |
c3l | trism: but then all thos config files wont be read correctly.. they should appear as in $HOME . is it not possible to achieve this? | 20:12 |
FIQ|n900 | @ maco | 20:12 |
maco | FIQ|n900: ok you need to put a nameserver (such as the IP i just gave you) in /etc/resolv.conf | 20:13 |
maco | FIQ|n900: just give it the line: nameserver 208.67.222.222 | 20:13 |
FIQ|n900 | ah, works | 20:14 |
FIQ|n900 | ty | 20:14 |
BB` | I removed the volume icon from the gnome task tray, is there a way I can get it back? | 20:15 |
Hopsa | Nice work with the security check/question. Good work! | 20:15 |
trism | c3l: oh, I see what you're trying to do, I'm not sure of a method to do that, although one may be possible somehow...might be easier to just write a script that creates all the symbolic links automatically (and possibly one to remove them later) | 20:15 |
sebsebseb | !panels | BB` | 20:15 |
ubottu | BB`: To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 20:15 |
slyboots | Right, well.. I think that worked OK? | 20:15 |
UberStudenter | maco: so what are my steps to make my experience more stream lines | 20:17 |
UberStudenter | *lined | 20:17 |
dpac_ | BB`: http://goo.gl/Kwv6 | 20:17 |
estragib | BB, you can also try right-clicking the panel, "Add to Panel", "Indicator Applet" | 20:18 |
Roasted | I installed the elementary nautilus mod. I want to revert back to regular nautilus. How do I do that? When I tried to remove it from synaptic it told me it would remove ubuntu-desktop as well. Whoa... how can I get this back? | 20:18 |
BB` | Thank you sebsebseb and dpac_ | 20:19 |
BB` | estragib, I didn't know that was an option.. :D | 20:19 |
FredrIQ | o hai | 20:20 |
sebsebseb | BB`: your welcome | 20:20 |
brandon420 | hiya freaky[t] | 20:20 |
harjot | Where are the backgrounds i download stored?? from get new wallpapers?? | 20:20 |
FredrIQ | just remembered a thing | 20:20 |
BB` | estragib, that was exactly what I needed :D but defaults work too | 20:20 |
FredrIQ | i did random commands from terminal for getting WLAN | 20:20 |
FredrIQ | i'm pretty sure these wasn't saved? | 20:20 |
brandon420 | harjot, they will be downloaded to your default download directory, check /home/user/Downlaods | 20:20 |
FredrIQ | as in, still active after next boot | 20:21 |
estragib | BB`: glad it worked :) | 20:21 |
harjot | Really ?? let me check | 20:21 |
FredrIQ | so, how do i do it work automaticly | 20:21 |
FredrIQ | as KNetworkManager fails on this part | 20:21 |
benkong2 | hello all | 20:21 |
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dpac_ | FredrIQ: you can make a script and have it executed on startup. Not a big deal. | 20:21 |
harjot | brandon420: Nopee not there | 20:22 |
brandon420 | harjot, you using firefox? | 20:22 |
kain_ | i'm trying to print two-sided in ubuntu, i've put "two-sided long edge" in the printer properties for Document Viewer (pdf) but it doesn't print two-sided? | 20:22 |
benkong2 | arrg how can I tell which repo is causing an NO_PUBKEY error? 399D11E007B4A518 | 20:22 |
harjot | brandon420: No im using kubuntu's get new wallpapers feature | 20:22 |
benkong2 | been working just fine and now an update gives this error | 20:22 |
brandon420 | oh, im not sure. why not just browse the web for one that you would like? | 20:23 |
schweegi | how can i sync my contacts and dates from my lg mobile phone with ubuntu, like evolution? | 20:23 |
harjot | brandon420: Im wondering where those backrounds go when i hit install | 20:23 |
dpac_ | benkong2: you don't need to know | 20:23 |
benkong2 | dpac_: I don't? hm.... why? | 20:23 |
dpac_ | benkong2: http://goo.gl/NYX2 | 20:23 |
benkong2 | k | 20:23 |
harjot | brandon420: Maybe. but i quite like one ive downloaded and wanna use it somewhere else | 20:24 |
Fishscene | Has anyone had any issues when purchasing songs from the Ubuntu One Music store in the past 24 hours? | 20:24 |
brandon420 | harjot, im not sure, i havent ever used a automated wall paper app, nor kbuntu. sorry man. =/ | 20:24 |
harjot | brandon420: Ok nvm thx anyway | 20:25 |
Pici | Fishscene: You may want to ask in #ubuntuone | 20:25 |
Fishscene | oooo Thanks | 20:25 |
Fishscene | I was hoping there was a channel for that :D | 20:25 |
Hopsa | kain_: So its a pdf document ? | 20:25 |
Gokul__ | how to connect photon data card in ubuntu 9.04 ????? | 20:25 |
Gokul__ | #wvdial not working | 20:25 |
Gokul__ | how to connect photon data card in ubuntu 9.04 ????? | 20:25 |
Gokul__ | #wvdial not working | 20:25 |
kain_ | Hopsa, yup | 20:25 |
kain_ | Hopsa, i read on the internet that i would have to do it manually by selecting even pages first then odd pages | 20:26 |
Gokul__ | hey | 20:26 |
Hopsa | kain_: What printer brand ? | 20:26 |
Gokul__ | how to connect photon data card in ubuntu 9.04 ????? | 20:26 |
benkong2 | dpac_: problem the keys are not found at the keyserver and all I know is the are from: error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: | 20:26 |
Slart | !repeat | Gokul__ | 20:27 |
ubottu | Gokul__: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 20:27 |
kain_ | Hopsa, hp officejet j4580 all-in-one | 20:27 |
Gokul__ | help ME!!!!!! | 20:27 |
benkong2 | so is there such a thing as keys changing or how can I tell which repo says it has those keys | 20:27 |
Hopsa | kain_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1032300 | 20:27 |
Slart | Gokul__: you might want to include some information on what a "photon data card" actually is as well.. I've never heard of it | 20:27 |
Slart | !patience | Gokul__ | 20:27 |
ubottu | Gokul__: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 20:27 |
pillar2012 | Any one here have success doing automated RAID installs with Ubuntu kickstart? | 20:27 |
Gokul__ | SORRY !!!!! | 20:28 |
Hopsa | Gokul__: You must mean "sorry." | 20:28 |
sick_fox | :) | 20:28 |
leshaste | what can I see animated svg using? | 20:29 |
leshaste | http://www-user.uni-bremen.de/~felwert/inkscape/Animation01.svg for example | 20:29 |
dpac_ | benkong2: well, try this : sudo apt-get install gui-apt-key | 20:29 |
Gokul__ | how to connect Tata photon whiz card in ubuntu 9.04??? it is a HUAWEI EC121 card | 20:29 |
Gokul__ | Hopsa, din get u??? | 20:29 |
Hopsa | Gokul__: Ugaboogaloo ? :) | 20:30 |
IceF | hi ... can anyone tell my why I need to do sudp apt-get install kvm , if I want to use KVM. I ought KVM is already part of kernel ? | 20:30 |
benkong2 | dpac_: aha ok thanks | 20:30 |
benkong2 | wait changing the keyserver did it for me | 20:30 |
c3l | trism: ah, well thanks anyways :) thats the method im using at the moment, I guess Ill have to stick to it =) | 20:30 |
dpac_ | Slart: Its a CDMA device. Its used to connect to internet by using CDMA. I forgot the exact name of tech | 20:31 |
benkong2 | maybe I should pool.sks-keyservers.net by default | 20:31 |
pillar2012 | Anyone here have experience with kickstart? | 20:31 |
Slart | dpac_: ah, thanks | 20:32 |
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benkong2 | dpac_: worked thanks | 20:32 |
dpac_ | Slart: Its CDMA 1x. It can be configured using wvdial but I forgot the exact process. Maybe you know something about it. | 20:32 |
Gokul__ | wvdial is not working | 20:33 |
DoubleString | cya all | 20:33 |
dpac_ | benkong2: Actually I have similar problem and I couldn't find the keys either. Thanks you made me look for it in the right place :) | 20:33 |
Gokul__ | i tried tht first itself | 20:33 |
Hopsa | dpac_: Net1 maybe ? | 20:33 |
Slart | dpac_: nope, sorry.. never used it myself | 20:34 |
dacresni | how do i allow a static ip address resolution on a lan ? | 20:34 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: Is the device detected as a modem. When you connect the device.. immediately do dmesg | tail | 20:34 |
dpac_ | Hopsa: Never heard of Net1 | 20:35 |
Hopsa | dpac_: Ok, what supplier ? | 20:35 |
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dpac_ | Gokul__: Paste the output as pastebin. | 20:35 |
dpac_ | Hopsa: Are you talking about the photon device? | 20:35 |
Gokul__ | dpac_: ya its recognized | 20:35 |
Hopsa | dpac_: CDMA device, yep | 20:35 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: Try this tut: http://goo.gl/gmqQ | 20:36 |
dpac_ | Hopsa: Its a huawei as Gokul__ said. I don't have the device either. | 20:36 |
Hopsa | dpac_: PCMCIA or USB ? | 20:37 |
Gokul__ | USB device | 20:37 |
dpac_ | Hopsa: USB | 20:37 |
Hopsa | dpac_: ok | 20:37 |
benkong2 | dpac_: man what search skills you have... cool | 20:37 |
Gokul__ | in my BT os its working perfectly with wvdial | 20:37 |
Gokul__ | but wvdial is'nt there in ubuntu | 20:38 |
Gokul__ | :-( | 20:38 |
oracle_ | how do i uninstall something i just make installed | 20:38 |
scrpngltch | Hello, can someone help me with the "remember this application for..." I can change default applications | 20:38 |
scrpngltch | *can't | 20:38 |
Hopsa | oracle_: make unistall | 20:38 |
dpac_ | benkong2: Thanks :) But its really google. | 20:38 |
jrib | oracle_: you pray the author wrote an uninstall rule I guess... | 20:38 |
Hopsa | oracle_: make uninstall | 20:38 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: did you see the tutorial I sent you? | 20:38 |
oracle_ | i thought it was make deinstall or make remove but thanks | 20:38 |
oracle_ | heh | 20:38 |
Hopsa | :) | 20:38 |
oracle_ | make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'. Stop. | 20:39 |
oracle_ | oh well | 20:39 |
oracle_ | nick kismet | 20:39 |
oracle_ | oops | 20:39 |
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FloodBot1 | oracle_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:39 |
Hopsa | oracle_: Its always make uninstall if its a source package | 20:39 |
jrib | oracle_: it's up to the author. "uninstall" is common but not required at all. If it doesn't exist, either delete the files yourself or reinstall using !checkinstall and remove that | 20:39 |
trism | scrpngltch: it usually works better to right click on a file of the type you want to set, go to properties/open with and set the default there | 20:39 |
Gokul__ | ya man i saw | 20:39 |
Gokul__ | but where do i get wvdial | 20:39 |
jrib | Gokul__: wvdial is in the repositories | 20:39 |
jrib | !dialup > Gokul__ | 20:39 |
ubottu | Gokul__, please see my private message | 20:39 |
oracle | what does checkinstall do? | 20:39 |
Hopsa | oracle: Records what files are installed by source packages | 20:40 |
jrib | !checkinstall > oracle | 20:40 |
ubottu | oracle, please see my private message | 20:40 |
scrpngltch | trism: I do that, but it isn't permanent. | 20:40 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: sudo apt-get install wvdial | 20:40 |
trism | scrpngltch: what type of file? | 20:40 |
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dpac_ | Gokul__: Its there in the tutorial. Read it step by step. You've to execute those in terminal | 20:40 |
scrpngltch | media files, they open with totem, but i want vlc | 20:41 |
oracle | Hopsa, sounds like it installs by creating a deb file | 20:41 |
Gokul__ | dpac_ thats ok | 20:41 |
Gokul__ | there is no repo to download the pckge from????? | 20:41 |
lidbjork | I'm trying to connect my ubuntu box to the internet through my other computer, running Slackware 12.2, using masquerading. But it won't work... what could be wrong? I'm using a simple rc.firewall script that should set up connections fairly open. | 20:41 |
lidbjork | Surfing works on the Slackware (server) box, through eth0. But I can't access the web from the ubuntu box which is connected to eth1 on the Slack box. | 20:42 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: which package? wvdial? | 20:42 |
Gokul__ | ya wvdial | 20:42 |
Hopsa | oracle: Its not what it does, or did some years ago. Its primary function is to record what files and directories are installed. Does it make packages now as well ? | 20:42 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: which version of ubuntu are you using? | 20:42 |
Gokul__ | 9.04 | 20:43 |
Hopsa | oracle: But itd be no hard task for it to do this as well. | 20:43 |
benkong2 | ok when a package is on hold or rather you get "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded" where do yougo ; or what command do you use to find out why? | 20:43 |
oracle | !checkinstall > Hopsa | 20:43 |
ubottu | Hopsa, please see my private message | 20:43 |
iceroot | benkong2: normally its a package only coming with apt-get dist-uprgade like the kernel | 20:43 |
jrib | Hopsa: it's made packages for years | 20:43 |
Hopsa | oracle: Yep, feels like a natural continuation of that code. | 20:43 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: Whats the error that you get? What command did you run? | 20:44 |
trism | scrpngltch: I'm not sure, if you change the radio button, it should remember it, although it won't apply to all media files, just the type you selected (.avi, .mp4, .flv, etc), so you may have to change the default more than once | 20:44 |
benkong2 | iceroot: this is the indicator-datetime package | 20:44 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wvdial | 20:44 |
Gokul__ | since am not in online it doesnt work | 20:44 |
Hopsa | oracle: Im using a bit of the void init__ (void) for a package manager. | 20:44 |
Gokul__ | it shows no such package | 20:44 |
Hopsa | oracle: It was some years ago i checked the code for that. | 20:45 |
iceroot | benkong2: will apt-get dist-upgrade -s install it? (-s is not installing the package just a simulation) | 20:45 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: if you're not online how would the package install? | 20:45 |
chris_osx | haha www.google.com/pacman | 20:46 |
Gokul__ | thats what the problem is? | 20:46 |
benkong2 | iceroot: nope just says package kept back | 20:46 |
amoeba | it looks like apt-get updated my kernel to 2.6.32-21, but i can't find headers for that version! how can i get those so i can compile a module? | 20:46 |
lurk | I am trying to set up a lucid server but have run into "the" tftpd problem where the clients are not being given their environment. This was working on karmic but when I upgraded to lucid it broke. Might there be a way to back out the upgrade to tftpd-hpa? | 20:46 |
Gokul__ | i can use dpkg -i command | 20:46 |
A1B2C3 | do someone know if there is a tool to read or convert a visio file on linux ? | 20:46 |
iceroot | benkong2: hm, then i dont know, sorry, maybe aptitude will tell you what is the reason | 20:46 |
Hopsa | oracle: Sorry, i meant: log.c:void _init(void) | 20:46 |
benkong2 | k thanks | 20:47 |
scrpngltch | trism: I change it for one flv file; it opens in vlc; I close vlc; then open the file by double clicking and it's still opens in totem | 20:47 |
oracle | Hopsa, i dont really code | 20:47 |
trism | scrpngltch: odd, I'm not sure what the problem is | 20:47 |
estragib | scrpngltch: you're right, something doesn't seem to work with "remember". open the context menu and "properties". you can change the default app for the file type there. | 20:47 |
Tweaky | hi. trying to share something, getting this error. not sure what to do or where this file is. http://paste.ubuntu.com/490539/ | 20:47 |
Hopsa | oracle: Its better for me to give correct information as i could accidentally fool anyone reading etc. | 20:47 |
lurk | I'll start over. I'm trying to get a lucid ltsp server to deliver the client environment but I keep getting tftpd errors about it (tftpd) not being able to find the files. The files are all there, right where they're supposed to be. | 20:47 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: Download from http://packages.debian.org/lenny/wvdial .. copy paste the file onto that computer and double click it to install. | 20:47 |
estragib | scrpngltch: there's an "open with" tab in properties | 20:48 |
oracle | Hopsa, i understand that | 20:48 |
Pici | dpac_, Gokul__: Please don't install packages like that blindly from debian. | 20:48 |
classical_ | lidbjork, commented lines are counted ? or only uncommented lines ? | 20:48 |
RanyAlbeg | Hello, I've followed this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79588 tutorial on how to install ftp server. I guess everything is fine.I created the server, i have a user for the specific ftp account, a download and upload folders to store my files. but i dont know how to access the server. not from the server it is located on and not from a remote computer. thanks in advance. | 20:48 |
Gokul__ | Pici: why????? | 20:48 |
Roasted | I installed the elementary nautilus mod. I want to revert back to regular nautilus. How do I do that? When I tried to remove it from synaptic it told me it would remove ubuntu-desktop as well. Whoa... how can I get this back? | 20:48 |
scrpngltch | estragib: thank you that worked | 20:48 |
dpac_ | Pici: I was about to ask someone to print-uri but I thought that would work | 20:49 |
Guest73730 | thanks | 20:49 |
Pici | Gokul__: Because this is Ubuntu, not Debian. | 20:49 |
scrpngltch | trism: thank you for your time | 20:49 |
classical_ | lidbjork, ah sorry my bad | 20:49 |
Pici | Gokul__: Use http://apt.alturl.com/ or http://packages.ubuntu.com to find your package to download offline. | 20:49 |
Guest73730 | I need some help regarding agent based remote root login | 20:49 |
Gokul__ | sure!!!!!! | 20:49 |
dpac_ | Pici: Sorry, I shouldn't have googled for the package and used packages.ubuntu.com instead | 20:50 |
kevinSJ | I have a major problem. I've bought a set of CD-R disks and want to burn Xubuntu on them. The problem is I havn't been able to do that since a few hours back. I've tried wodim, brasero, k3D, Gnome baker but all software give the same error. OPC failed. Any ideas? | 20:50 |
dpac_ | Pici: Thanks for correcting | 20:50 |
amoeba | anyone know if 2.6.32-21 kernel headers are in repo yet? i auto-updated to that kernel and need the headers. | 20:50 |
Pici | dpac_: Sure thing :) | 20:50 |
Guest73730 | I need some help regarding agent based remote root login | 20:50 |
RanyAlbeg | Hello, I've followed this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79588 tutorial on how to install ftp server. I guess everything is fine.I created the server, i have a user for the specific ftp account, a download and upload folders to store my files. but i dont know how to access the server. not from the server it is located on and not from a remote computer. thanks in advance. | 20:50 |
scrpngltch | trism: thank you, and i'm sorry I miss read your first post | 20:50 |
Gokul__ | how to ignore dependency problem....... | 20:50 |
Guest73730 | how do i implement it using C program | 20:50 |
jrib | Guest73730: dependencies aren't really optional... | 20:50 |
dpac_ | Gokul__: You shouldn't. You should download all the required packages and install them. | 20:51 |
Gokul__ | ok | 20:51 |
Kartagis | mencoder gives me this: xvid: you must specify one or a valid combination of 'bitrate', 'pass', 'fixed_quant' settings. I looked and there's no bitrate option usable with xvid. any ideas? | 20:51 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: Some brands of cd's are using odd methods. One of those brands is "SKC" i think. | 20:51 |
jrib | Kartagis: you should probably tell the channel what you give mencoder | 20:51 |
trism | scrpngltch: you're welcome, and its okay, I'm just glad you fixed it | 20:51 |
dpac_ | !who | Gokul__ | 20:51 |
ubottu | Gokul__: 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 :) | 20:51 |
Tweaky | i need to edit my smb.conf yet this file exists in several places. which one do i edit? | 20:51 |
jrib | Tweaky: /etc/samba/smb.conf | 20:52 |
Kartagis | jrib mencoder Fringe-S01E01-Pilot.mkv -oac mp3lame -of avi -ovc xvid -o Fringe-S01E01-Pilot.avi | 20:52 |
jrib | !samba > Tweaky | 20:52 |
ubottu | Tweaky, please see my private message | 20:52 |
Gokul__ | !dpac | 20:52 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: Whats your cd's brand ? | 20:52 |
RanyAlbeg | Tweaky: /etc/samba/smb.conf I guess | 20:52 |
Tweaky | jrib, RanyAlbeg : thanks | 20:52 |
dli | how do I disable failsafe-x ? | 20:52 |
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dpac_ | anand23: : initial few letters and press tab to autocomplete | 20:53 |
RanyAlbeg | Tweaky: yw | 20:53 |
wensleydale | hey up. what is it called when you put in CTRL + ALT + F1 and you get a terminal screen? | 20:53 |
anand23 | dpac_, got it | 20:53 |
jrib | Kartagis: -xvidencopts probably | 20:53 |
Ken2 | Evening. | 20:53 |
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kevinSJ | Hopsa, The CD's I bought has the following brand: "Verbatim" | 20:53 |
estragib | wensleydale: that's the linux console aka true TTY. | 20:54 |
dpac_ | wensleydale: TTY | 20:54 |
jk_ | wensleydale, that's a virtual terminal also known as TTY1 | 20:54 |
lidbjork | Hmmm, I think I got an idea now. See ya'all! | 20:54 |
wensleydale | tty, brilliant. thank you :-) | 20:54 |
RanyAlbeg | Hello, I created an proftp FTP server but i dont know how to connect it. any help? thanks. | 20:54 |
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Ken2 | Quick question: I currently have a linux server running. My laptop runs the desktop but is about to die. Can I add basic desktop functionality to keep me going until my laptop gets back from repair by installing ubuntu-desktop packages, then remove them without much trouble to revert back to a "normal" server? | 20:55 |
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Hopsa | kevinSJ: Should be ok. I couldnt burn the latest debian cd using gnome-baker or nautilus-burn or k3b or... Maybe wodim is hosed ? | 20:55 |
anand23 | dpac_, jaunty is 9.04 right | 20:55 |
dpac_ | anand23: yeah. | 20:55 |
dpac_ | anand23: Why don't you connect the other PC (on which you are configuring your photon) to ethernet or wlan and then install peacefully using apt-get? | 20:56 |
Kartagis | jrib is that usable with -ovc lavc ? | 20:56 |
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jrib | Kartagis: I don't know | 20:56 |
donnkeyyyy | Hi room my ubuntu keeps freezing | 20:56 |
anand23 | dpac_, wpa key making some problem in mine | 20:57 |
kevinSJ | Hopsa, Hmm maybe. Any solutions out there? I tried brasero to. Got the following error log http://gist.github.com/570729 | 20:57 |
donnkeyyyy | It loads fine on the desktop, but after a few mins it freezes | 20:57 |
donnkeyyyy | and I cant click on anything | 20:57 |
donnkeyyyy | The mouse is still acuve though | 20:57 |
Ken2 | Anyone have experience of converting Ubuntu Server Install into something with Desktop functionality, then reverting back to Server? | 20:57 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: Check /var/log/kern.log for errors | 20:57 |
donnkeyyyy | I cant click anything dpac_ | 20:57 |
dekroning | where does ubuntu desktop 10.04 store the openvpn client config? when using the network manager GUI ? | 20:58 |
donnkeyyyy | or type anything | 20:58 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: can you access terminal? | 20:58 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: You can check after you reboot. The file will still contain the error. | 20:58 |
renedox | ctrl + alt + f1 | 20:58 |
dekroning | my problem is that the GUI seems to use the default gateway on the remote network by default after it is connected to the remote openvpn server | 20:58 |
kevinSJ | Hopsa, Line 67 is interesting: "BraseroWodim stderr: Errno: 5 (Input/output error), test unit ready scsi sendcmd: fatal error" | 20:58 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: follow renedox | 20:58 |
donnkeyyyy | no renedox | 20:58 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: BraseroWodim stderr: wodim: Operation not permitted. Warning: Cannot raise RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits. // BraseroWodim stderr: Errno: 5 (Input/output error), test unit ready scsi sendcmd: fatal error | 20:58 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox, I will reboot and get to the terminal fast | 20:59 |
donnkeyyyy | It might freeze in the proccess though | 20:59 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: yes, or use a live CD if it's too fast | 20:59 |
kevinSJ | Hopsa, Noticed that to. | 20:59 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: Yep... wodim has been a bit destroyed it seems. | 20:59 |
donnkeyyyy | Renedox Im running ubuntu on a USB | 20:59 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: Or its because of a kernel change | 20:59 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: As an installation or live? | 20:59 |
wessel | hello, how do I restinstall a program? | 21:00 |
wessel | I wish to return to default settings | 21:00 |
donnkeyyyy | Installation | 21:00 |
donnkeyyyy | ok Im in the terminal | 21:00 |
kevinSJ | Hopsa, Okey so I'm lost then? | 21:00 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: A new wodim could work.. | 21:00 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: ohh, alright. | 21:00 |
renedox | wessel: use synaptic - complete removal | 21:00 |
donnkeyyyy | hmm it does not show any path though | 21:00 |
Slart | wessel: try, sudo apt-get purge --reinstall someprogram | 21:00 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: you should be able to boot up the USB as a live | 21:00 |
donnkeyyyy | the terminal is blank | 21:00 |
voodootikigod | hey, I have deployed a set of headless ubuntu boxes that under power outage conditions occasionally boot and lock in an ubuntu screen that says disk errors, press 'f' to fix. pressing 'f' does fix it, but I can't be there to press 'f' for them all the time, is there a grub boot option to force fix? | 21:00 |
voodootikigod | or other such option | 21:01 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox, I am in terminal now | 21:01 |
donnkeyyyy | its still active | 21:01 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: check the error log above | 21:01 |
benkong2 | bye all and thanks | 21:01 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: /var/log/kern.log | 21:01 |
dpac_ | !bye | 21:01 |
ubottu | Au revoir! | 21:01 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: This isnt good i think. Someone should investigate why wodim isnt burning cd's correctly or at all. | 21:01 |
anand23 | dpac_, thanks for hekping out | 21:01 |
kevinSJ | Hopsa, Indeed | 21:01 |
anand23 | dpac_, *helping | 21:02 |
Hopsa | I will go thru some changelogs | 21:02 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox... everything just went dar and I get the error Failed to execute child preccess "wicd gtk | 21:02 |
wessel | Slart, this did not return the game to default settings | 21:02 |
anand23 | dpac_, bye-bye | 21:02 |
donnkeyyyy | dark | 21:02 |
wessel | it was removed, then installed again | 21:02 |
dpac_ | anand23: You're welcome | 21:02 |
wessel | but the settings were saved | 21:02 |
dpac_ | wessel: You might have to remove the config files manually | 21:02 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: do you have a CD rom drive you can boot from? | 21:03 |
dpac_ | wessel: Which application is it? | 21:03 |
donnkeyyyy | no renedox | 21:03 |
wessel | torcs | 21:03 |
donnkeyyyy | I can try off the usb | 21:03 |
renedox | yes, try that | 21:03 |
donnkeyyyy | Renedox.... do you want me to be in live mode? | 21:03 |
amanita_ | Hi, I have audio only as root (alsamixer etc), or as user in the console, not after startx. | 21:03 |
Slart | wessel: hmm.. you can check for a directory in your home-directory that starts with a . for a game like AwesomeTetris I would search for a folder called .awesometetris or similar.. press CTRL+H in nautilus to see directories and folders starting with a dot (ie hidden files) | 21:03 |
renedox | yes | 21:03 |
donnkeyyyy | ok | 21:03 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox, I cant | 21:04 |
donnkeyyyy | :( I can only go in recovery mode | 21:04 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: Doesnt work on Fedora either so it could be a kernel change causing a required wodim update. | 21:04 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: try recovery mode then | 21:05 |
donnkeyyyy | ok renedox | 21:05 |
Kartagis | why do I get FATAL: Cannot initialize video driver. when I use xvid? | 21:06 |
wessel | wessel@wegumar7:~$ ls .t* .themes: .thumbnails: fail normal .torcs: | 21:06 |
wessel | config drivers results | 21:06 |
wessel | wessel@wegumar7:~$ ls .to* | 21:06 |
wessel | config drivers results | 21:06 |
dominicdinada | Question I am always getting dbus error messages because when shutting down or what not the session file is not being flushed. How do i add an cron or upstart job to kill the dbus session so i dont get the errors | 21:06 |
donnkeyyyy | ok renedox... it says resume on boot, try to make free space, repair broken pckages,run in failsafe graphics mode, update boot grubber, drop to root shell with networking | 21:07 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox...which one?? | 21:07 |
donnkeyyyy | those are the options right now | 21:07 |
dominicdinada | Quite annoying that this problem has not been resolved and that such simple tasks are broken still in lucid | 21:07 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: last one | 21:07 |
renedox | root with networking | 21:07 |
donnkeyyyy | ok renedox | 21:07 |
_L30_ | hey how to tweak my settings to modify the output of uname -a | 21:08 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: Put the killing command in /etc/rc.local | 21:08 |
_L30_ | etc/motd used to work | 21:08 |
_L30_ | but looks this version doesnt have that file | 21:08 |
Kartagis | why do I get FATAL: Cannot initialize video driver. when I use xvid? | 21:08 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: It will be executed on startup as root. | 21:08 |
wessel | wessel@wegumar7:~$ rmdir .torcs/ | 21:09 |
wessel | rmdir: failed to remove `.torcs/': Directory not empty | 21:09 |
wessel | wessel@wegumar7:~$ rm .torcs/ | 21:09 |
wessel | rm: cannot remove `.torcs/': Is a directory | 21:09 |
dominicdinada | what command since session files are unique hashes | 21:09 |
donnkeyyyy | ok renedox | 21:09 |
FloodBot1 | wessel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:09 |
dpac_ | Kartagis: Did you search for a solution on google? | 21:09 |
donnkeyyyy | Its asking for commands now | 21:09 |
dominicdinada | !flood | wessel | 21:09 |
ubottu | wessel: 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. | 21:09 |
dpac_ | wessel: rm -rf .torcs/ | 21:09 |
dominicdinada | dpac_: what command since session files are unique hashes | 21:10 |
jca1981 | can anyone help me modify my apache basedir? (Ispconfig3) | 21:10 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: Ohh well, I dont know about that. dbus-cleanup-sockets should work | 21:10 |
dominicdinada | dpac_: 7caaf78e09076ff212b88ed54bdb5584-0 <~ is the last session file but each time of course there is a new session file | 21:10 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: type "less /var/log/kern.log" | 21:11 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: in which directory? | 21:11 |
Kartagis | dpac_ http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/mencoder-cannont-initalize-video-driver-320804/ gives me a solution but I can't figure out where to put -xvidencopts | 21:12 |
donnkeyyyy | woa it shows a lot | 21:12 |
dominicdinada | dpac_: home/user/.dbus/sessions/ | 21:12 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox... it shows a lot of lines | 21:12 |
_L30_ | hey how to tweak my settings to modify the output of uname -a | 21:12 |
_L30_ | etc/motd used to work | 21:12 |
_L30_ | but looks this version doesnt have that file | 21:12 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: What if you just remove that directory on each startup? rm -rf? | 21:12 |
Kartagis | dpac_ oh I got it, I forgot to prefix it with - | 21:13 |
dpac_ | Kartagis: I was just typing how to do that :) | 21:13 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: I believe it doesn't contain any other files. | 21:13 |
dominicdinada | dpac_: wont that break the next session. I always connect to a remote server. but the session hashes never flush and it is quite annoying taking an extra 10 steps to flush them each time | 21:14 |
_L30_ | ahh | 21:14 |
Kartagis | dpac_ yea, thanks | 21:14 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: Well you can make a script which checks modified date and delete all the files except the latest one. | 21:14 |
dominicdinada | 1. click to connect. 2. connection fails. 3. exit out of failed connection window. 4. open up home folder. 5. ctrl+h 6. browse to .dbus. 7. goto session 8. delete session 9. attempt to connect. 10 fails at least 3 times till system realizes the session is flushed | 21:16 |
slow-motion | n8 | 21:16 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: It can be interresting to see if growisofs works.. | 21:17 |
dominicdinada | dpac_: there should be no sessions in the folder on start up but it needs the folder to write new sessions so it just needs to delete the files in the folder wildcard....... not the folder | 21:17 |
UberStudenter | maco: you there? | 21:17 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox....left???? | 21:18 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: Alternatively, why not empty the directory while rebooting/shutdown. Put rm -rf /home/user/dbus/sessions/ in a script and put the script in /etc/rc0.d/ | 21:18 |
jrib | dpac_: what kludge :P | 21:19 |
donnkeyyyy | dpac_ renedox left me on a screen do you know what I should do? | 21:19 |
sinisterstuf | ecurity check wow... other channels i use don't have that but they require that you register a nick to use it at all | 21:20 |
dpac_ | jrib: Ahh, it is :). Its a xy problem really. | 21:20 |
dpac_ | dominicdinada: Did you try to find out what's causing the sessions not to be removed instead of a workaround? Maybe its a bug | 21:20 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: Did you check the kern.log? | 21:21 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: Do you see any errors? | 21:21 |
sinisterstuf | if i have a file that was made using "ls > filename.txt" is there a way for me to delete all files in another folder that occur in that file list?? | 21:21 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: yes? | 21:21 |
donnkeyyyy | dpac_ I dont see any | 21:21 |
sinisterstuf | jrib: do you know what it is? | 21:22 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: while read line; do echo $line; done < filename.txt is that enough for you? | 21:22 |
donnkeyyyy | dpac_ I see some error EDID | 21:22 |
dpac_ | donnkeyyyy: I suspect its because of your USB drive. | 21:22 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: erm, use "$line" if your file has spaces | 21:22 |
brett\ | hi .. how can i disable ubuntu 10.04 GUI/gdm from loading at bootup? e.g. i want to stay at a console login | 21:22 |
sinisterstuf | the filenames are seperated by newlines | 21:22 |
Chr|s | /set gui_usermenu ON | 21:22 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: run the command I said. It should be enough of a start for you | 21:23 |
donnkeyyyy | dpac_ why wuld it do it? | 21:23 |
donnkeyyyy | It was working | 21:23 |
UberStudenter | dpac_: maco had made some good suggestions but i think he may be away.. wondering if you could shed some light as to how can i minimize my work when i try various diff LIVE distros. i have to hunt for my broadcom drivers and install them every distro i try | 21:23 |
STN- | Hello. How I can disable my laptop indicator plate? | 21:23 |
sinisterstuf | jrib: thanks, a lot, i should be able to take it from there | 21:23 |
STN- | There is no possibility to disable it in bios | 21:23 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: I should have put quotes around the $line though | 21:23 |
cablop | i was using parcellite as clipboard manager, but i want to use a different alternative in my netbook... any good suggestion? | 21:23 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: apparently you should also use -r with read: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/001 | 21:24 |
sinisterstuf | jrib: also, assuming all those files can be downloaded from the same uri, can i download them all with wget... or something like that? | 21:24 |
alex2222 | is there a way to disable and enable usb-devices without reboote? | 21:24 |
estragib | sinisterstuf: be careful to execute that from the *same* dir, though. ls will not prepend absolute paths. | 21:24 |
donnkeyyyy | dpac_ all errors appear to be EDID | 21:24 |
sinisterstuf | estragib: thanks for the advice | 21:25 |
UberStudenter | alex2222: mount and unmount i think | 21:25 |
jrib | sinisterstuf: not sure I understand your question, but yes, you can use wget in a while loop | 21:25 |
alex2222 | UberStudenter, but how do I umount internal devices? | 21:25 |
alex2222 | such as modems | 21:25 |
UberStudenter | oh .. you din't say that :) | 21:26 |
hiexpo | useup and down | 21:26 |
alex2222 | sorry :) | 21:26 |
STN- | Please help: I need to disable my laptop's integrate mouse, does it called indicator plate? | 21:26 |
sinisterstuf | jrib: alrighty well thanks for the help, it shouldn't happen but if i get stuck i'll be back | 21:26 |
alex2222 | hiexpo, up and down? | 21:26 |
sisif | Hello guys. Any one has issues with e1000e module lately? And if yes, any ways to solve it? | 21:27 |
hiexpo | alex2222, yes i am looking for the command | 21:27 |
dominicdinada | dpac_: no i didnt no one has answered how to do this or pointed out a bug. not only that, this has been a problem with lucid from day 1 | 21:27 |
hiexpo | 1 min | 21:27 |
jrib | dominicdinada: did you find a bug? Or file one if you didn't? | 21:28 |
hiexpo | ifconfig wlan0 up > down | 21:28 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: did you fix it? my connection when screwy | 21:28 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox | 21:29 |
donnkeyyyy | I checked the log | 21:29 |
hiexpo | alex2222, to stop use sudo iwconfig wlan0 down | 21:29 |
donnkeyyyy | It has Error raw EDID errors | 21:29 |
dominicdinada | jrib: no i didnt. if i am the only person having a problem then the most likely idea would to be throughly trouble shoot it. | 21:29 |
jrib | dominicdinada: how do you know you're the only person? | 21:29 |
dominicdinada | and not flood launchpad with bugs | 21:29 |
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ericm | help | 21:29 |
jrib | !away > ratt|away | 21:30 |
ubottu | ratt|away, please see my private message | 21:30 |
dominicdinada | jrib: i don't know that i am but asking and solving the problem is the first step | 21:30 |
jrib | dominicdinada: you said you had it since day 1 so presumably you've done the obvious things like trying to replicate it on a fresh install and if it happens there you should just file a bug | 21:31 |
estragib | STN-: as no one else seems to know (i don't exactly either), here's what i'd do: look in the bios if i can disable it there. if not torture google for "linux disable touchpad <laptop model>" | 21:31 |
oly562 | hi | 21:31 |
Mrokii | hello. Is there any way to make an already open (but minimized) application maximize itself? What I am looking for is a way to emulate Guake with the regular Gnome-Terminal, so I maximize/minimize it via a keystroke. | 21:31 |
jrib | Mrokii: wmctrl | 21:31 |
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dominicdinada | jrib: no I get tired of asking without a fix so i deal with it until it pisses me off again then attempt to correct the problem. Was the same way with ufw enable not correctly setting the firewall to on on reboot. I did it constantly for a few months till i just hard wrote it | 21:32 |
Mrokii | jrib: Thank you, I will take a look at that. | 21:32 |
jrib | dominicdinada: this is what bugs are for | 21:32 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: it looks to be a bug with video drivers | 21:33 |
dominicdinada | jrib: maybe but i am looking for a work around atm | 21:33 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: or it could be the install was corrupted some how | 21:33 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox thats very possible | 21:33 |
jrib | dominicdinada: then state your problem with details | 21:33 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox... the installation was working perfectly | 21:33 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: you may need to back up then reinstall - using a different device | 21:33 |
dominicdinada | workaround for the ufw enable bug was to hard write it to on in the ufw.conf | 21:33 |
dominicdinada | Question I am always getting dbus error messages because when shutting down or what not the session file is not being flushed. How do i add an cron or upstart job to kill the dbus session so i dont get the errors | 21:34 |
jrib | dominicdinada: I read that already | 21:34 |
dominicdinada | 1. click to connect. 2. connection fails. 3. exit out of failed connection window. 4. open up home folder. 5. ctrl+h 6. browse to .dbus. 7. goto session 8. delete session 9. attempt to connect. 10 fails at least 3 times till system realizes the session is flushed | 21:34 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: if you get the same problem after a reinstall, it could be your monitor that isn't fully supported | 21:34 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox...its probably the video because I do get some error in startup | 21:34 |
jrib | dominicdinada: what error messages, etc. Use a pastebin if you have to | 21:34 |
donnkeyyyy | something about the monitors | 21:34 |
dominicdinada | jrib: so i do not know what is causing the problem exactly ? maybe shutting down without waiting 10 mins for the system to flush the session file or what | 21:34 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox.. its something like error on line one | 21:35 |
UberStudenter | wondering if anyone could shed some light as to how i can minimize my work when i try various diff LIVE distros. i have to hunt for my broadcom drivers and install them in every distro i try | 21:35 |
dominicdinada | jrib: ugh i already flushed it using the dbus-cleanup-socket command | 21:35 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: yeah, it looks to be a video driver problem | 21:35 |
jrib | dominicdinada: I have no clue where you are even clicking | 21:35 |
firefly2442 | Is there a way to query a process to determine which dynamic libraries were linked in at loadtime/runtime? | 21:35 |
steve_ | hi everyone, just popped in here to let you know how impressed i am with ubuntu on my laptop, i have not installed a version of linux for many years and i am absolutly amazed | 21:35 |
dominicdinada | sftp via ssh | 21:35 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: but every once in a blue moon, someone reinstalls and it works fine :S | 21:35 |
steve_ | everything works its great lol | 21:35 |
dominicdinada | jrib: to a remote computer.... remote mount...... | 21:36 |
deco | steve_: yeah :) | 21:36 |
donnkeyyyy | now it says couldn't read file | 21:36 |
jrib | dominicdinada: read what you are writing. You need to stop, collect your thoughts, and summarize your issue one ONE line while providing links to relevant commands, errors, etc. on a pastebin | 21:36 |
donnkeyyyy | you need to install the kernal first | 21:36 |
anAngel | Hello. How can i make tcpdump to start at boot time and run in the background? the tcpdump command im trying to run background is: tcpdump -vv -x -X -s 1500 'port 25' -n -i eth0 -C 2047 -w /home/tcpdump/tcpdump.eth0.pcap | 21:37 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: personally, the policy is software first then hardware since it's easier that way | 21:37 |
dominicdinada | jrib: With the exception of the error i have written it all... and it is a dbus socket error. i will reboot to grab that error | 21:37 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: so I would recommend backup then reinstall | 21:37 |
steve_ | had a little trouble with samba but that is now running sweet and the hp printer support is brilliant, found my wireless touchsmart in seconds :D | 21:37 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: if it comes down to it, try sourcing another monitor and see what happens | 21:37 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox wow... now it doesn't even read the linux usb | 21:38 |
dominicdinada | jrib: Also written that Work around but looking to have this make sure on upstart. HOW TO FLUSH the session cache on upstart or cron | 21:38 |
steve_ | windows 7 has gone from my machine :D | 21:38 |
Riotta | good for ya | 21:38 |
jrib | dominicdinada: I can't help you this way, you need to do what I asked in my last message to you. Otherwise, you are making it hard for yourself and the people trying to help you | 21:38 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: :'( | 21:38 |
donnkeyyyy | ok it read the usb | 21:39 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox.. it keep saying different errors | 21:39 |
sisif | What does "e1000e: probe of 0000:00:19.0 failed with error -5" exactly means ? | 21:39 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: what were the last few things you did before you got this problem? did you do an update/upgrade? | 21:40 |
steve_ | can anyone recommend a theme with some transparency for window edges etc | 21:40 |
donnkeyyyy | renedox... now its saying kernal panic - not syncing VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown un-block | 21:40 |
coz_ | steve_, you mean window borders? | 21:40 |
zeld | hi all | 21:40 |
zeld | i'm just try to install ubuntu on my eeepc by using usb install method.. | 21:40 |
coz_ | steve_, that's hard to think of one off the top of my head...you may have to go to gnome-look.org and sort through them | 21:40 |
steve_ | cool i will check it out :D | 21:41 |
renedox | steve_: try compiz, it does transparency for most gnome themese | 21:41 |
renedox | donnkeyyyy: not sure.. it's a bit above my ability now :\ | 21:41 |
zeld | after preparing the usb disk with usb-creator, and ubuntu-alternate-10.04-i386.iso when my eeepc try to boot the usb it say to me " Unknown keywordn in configuragion file: gfxboot" | 21:41 |
davsank | Hi, is there a channel for Xchat support? | 21:41 |
firefly2442 | zeld, try http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ it's really easy to use | 21:41 |
zeld | so... the other message is "vesamenu.32: not a COM32R image" | 21:42 |
zeld | ok.. | 21:42 |
zeld | firefly2442: thanks | 21:42 |
firefly2442 | zeld, all you have to do is specify the ISO you downloaded and it will create a bootable USB | 21:42 |
davsank | Guys? anyone knows if there's a Xchat support channel? | 21:42 |
duffydack | #xchat? | 21:42 |
coz_ | davsank, yes | 21:42 |
coz_ | davsank, /join #xchat | 21:43 |
davsank | thanks | 21:43 |
zeld | firefly2442: can i use an existing iso image | 21:43 |
zeld | ? | 21:43 |
firefly2442 | zeld, yes | 21:43 |
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bart_ | /msg nickserv register aaaaa1 byates@tx.rr.com | 21:45 |
estragib | bart_: try that again w/o the space and a different passwd :D | 21:46 |
uomobonga | Hi! How can I set up a partition to be shared between users, i.e. files saved to that partition can be readed and written by all the users, whithout having to set the permissions each time | 21:47 |
hiexpo | hello all | 21:47 |
Fishscene | uomobonga: Have you considered formatting it FAT? | 21:47 |
latagore | Hey guys, I set up a driver but apparently it requires me to change something at boot time for it to start up every time so I would like some help | 21:47 |
jrib | uomobonga: you have two options. setgid on the directory and change user's umasks to give group write permissions or use ACLs | 21:48 |
gnuskool | allo allo | 21:48 |
aeon-ltd | uomobonga: uhh, users of what?, the same machine? | 21:48 |
jrib | users' | 21:49 |
uomobonga | yes, all users are from the same machine | 21:49 |
aeon-ltd | uomobonga: you could just have a ext3 partition with folders in it, and read and write access for every user | 21:49 |
uomobonga | do you have a link with instructions for the umask solution jrib? | 21:50 |
nrp36 | Is there a filesystem for Ubuntu that supports versions like ZFS? | 21:50 |
jrib | uomobonga: nope, just what I said « man chmod » I guess for setgid part and for umask, edit the global profile: /etc/profile or /etc/profile.d/whatever | 21:50 |
Hopsa | kevinSJ: There seems to be some kind of argument about wodim/cdrkit/cdrtools here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=507108 (Maybe that has something to do with it) Itd be uncool if it was, but i understand Joerg as well. | 21:50 |
nrp36 | I liked the opensolaris feature of being able to look at a folder throughout time | 21:50 |
steve_ | anyone know how to make the backspace key go back a page when browsing the web or file system ? | 21:51 |
jrib | uomobonga: I like the ACL solution better imo | 21:51 |
xtremox | hello | 21:51 |
xtremox | mplayer is good for pentium 3 pc whit 128mb in ram? | 21:52 |
uomobonga | and how do I do that? (ACL) | 21:52 |
renedox | xtremox: yes | 21:52 |
aeon-ltd | xtremox: depends what your trying to watch, but mplayer is nice and light so yeah | 21:52 |
jrib | uomobonga: you add the "acl" option in fstab for the partition you want to use ACLs on, and then you read « man setfacl », though here you can probably find some decent tutorials by searching for "linux ACL" too. And there's some gui program for editing ACLs: eiciel | 21:53 |
aeon-ltd | xtremox: but if i had a p3 i wouldn't be using ubuntu(not stock anyway) | 21:53 |
clayd | i am trying to download vmware server and was wondering if there is a way to download it dirrectly from the command line? I am using ubuntu server 10.04 and cant seen to figure out how to make wget work | 21:53 |
myrkraverk | How do I install a .deb file? | 21:53 |
trism | steve_: I don't know about nautilus, but in firefox there is an about:config options for that: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.backspace_action | 21:54 |
renedox | myrkraverk: sudo apt-get install -i something.deb | 21:54 |
jrib | myrkraverk: why aren't you using APT? | 21:54 |
hiexpo | myrkraverk, double click it | 21:54 |
aeon-ltd | myrkraverk: sudo dpkg -i packagename | 21:54 |
myrkraverk | jrib, didn't find mangler on an apt-server something. | 21:54 |
myrkraverk | aeon-ltd, thank you. | 21:54 |
aeon-ltd | myrkraverk: your welcome | 21:55 |
uomobonga | thank you very much jrib, the ACL solution looks sweet, I'll goolge from here. ^^ | 21:55 |
root | h | 21:56 |
pjman | clayd: vmware requires you to log in before downloading vmware server. Since you have to log in I don't think you can download it with wget | 21:57 |
trism | steve_: oh, and for nautilus, in gconf-editor go to /desktop/gnome/interface and check can_change_accels then in nautilus, navigate somewhere so the back button works, go to the Go menu, hover over Back with your mouse and hit the backspace key to remap the binding | 21:57 |
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jrib | uomobonga: yeah, really you just need the -d option passed to setfacl | 21:57 |
joeyreno | how do i shut down a remote connection from a user in a different location? | 21:58 |
bogdomania | cheers guys.. anyone knows how to get the new ubuntu font on 10.04? | 21:59 |
clayd | pjman i just found it you can use links to access the site and log in. then download | 22:00 |
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myrkraverk | what the, why do people put a .deb for download with weird dependencies ;( | 22:01 |
joeyreno | basically i just want to shut down a users remote ssh connection | 22:01 |
tejaishot | hie...i am tryin to install...hplip-3.10.6 for my printer in 10.10 | 22:01 |
tejaishot | but i am showing with a problem of cups-devel dependancy n/a | 22:02 |
tejaishot | can ny 1 help? | 22:02 |
jrib | joeyreno: #openssh might know of a better way, but I would just kill their shell | 22:03 |
pjman | clayd: good 2 know :) | 22:03 |
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berot3 | hi, im looking for a way to use KDE/GNOME-keyboard-shortcuts (like play/pause/next title in amarok) while playing in a fullscreen-opengl-game, like ut2004 in my case | 22:03 |
avi_ | I'm having some touble with the -cut command. I'm passing it this text: [shortUrl] => http://bit.ly/123456, and I would like to be able to remove everything but the actual URL. I'm trying cut -d " " -f 3, but it is giving me blank. | 22:03 |
jrib | avi_: pastebin *exactly* what you are doing | 22:03 |
lolren | hi | 22:04 |
Slart | avi_: works here | 22:04 |
lolren | any dev on? | 22:04 |
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Slart | avi_: perhaps a pastebin will reveal what the problem might be | 22:04 |
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DavSank | Hi, i try to run something but it will not run. i used the ldd comand and it says i'm missing "libgomp.so.1" but when i use the apt-get install on it, it says it's the latest version. Any ideas? | 22:04 |
renedox | myrkraverk: to recycle code | 22:04 |
kthakore | how do I get gnome to stop trying to use pulseaudio? | 22:05 |
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avi_ | Slart, Oh you're right, I just tried it in terminal proper. It's part of a script that I'm writing to take a file uploaded to my webserver and shorten the link via bit.ly (via a PHP script I downloaded, which works fine), and then copy it to the clipboard using xsel. | 22:06 |
DavSank | Hi, i try to run something but it will not run. i used the ldd comand and it says i'm missing "libgomp.so.1" but when i use the apt-get install on it, it says it's the latest version. Any ideas? | 22:07 |
Hopsa | kthakore: By removing or disabling it (If its handled correctly, dunno). | 22:07 |
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kthakore | Hopsa: I removed it several times | 22:07 |
kthakore | Hopsa: with purge | 22:07 |
kthakore | but gnome-volume-control still says 'cannot connect' | 22:08 |
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Hopsa | kthakore: Can you remove it several times ? | 22:08 |
kthakore | Hopsa: no .. I mean ... the volume control only works with pulseaudio | 22:08 |
DavSank | guys?? | 22:09 |
kthakore | now my applet is missing from the panel | 22:09 |
DavSank | guys?? | 22:09 |
DavSank | Hi, i try to run something but it will not run. i used the ldd comand and it says i'm missing "libgomp.so.1" but when i use the apt-get install on it, it says it's the latest version. Any ideas? | 22:09 |
aeon-ltd | !patience | DavSank | 22:09 |
ubottu | DavSank: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 22:09 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Aha, yeah... this seem ok as it was probably compiled to use pulseaudio. Tricky! :) | 22:10 |
kthakore | Hopsa: crap .. | 22:10 |
moronic_moron | hi does anyone know if u can change the default gdm theme in ubuntu? | 22:10 |
Hopsa | kthakore: You must mean kde then right ? :) | 22:10 |
kthakore | I reinstalled the volume-control thing via gnome-media package right | 22:10 |
kthakore | Hopsa: no gnome | 22:10 |
Hopsa | k | 22:10 |
aeon-ltd | moronic_moron: yes | 22:10 |
berot3 | [23:02] <berot3> hi, im looking for a way to use KDE/GNOME-keyboard-shortcuts (like play/pause/next title in amarok) while playing in a fullscreen-opengl-game, like ut2004 in my case. ANY1??? | 22:10 |
renedox | moronic_moron: yes, gnomelook.org | 22:11 |
moronic_moron | I mean ubuntu 10,04 | 22:11 |
moronic_moron | 10.04 | 22:11 |
ThinWhiteDuke | Hello, everyone. I have a problem with mounting HDDs in Ubuntu. Editing Fstab, I assign a name to an HDD, but the DEV changes. It used to be SDC1 but it changed to SDD or something. How do I assign names to drives if the DEV changes? | 22:11 |
aeon-ltd | moronic_moron: gksudo gdmsetup | 22:11 |
jrib | berot3: I'm not sure if it will work but try xbindkeys | 22:11 |
berot3 | jrib: thx jrib, but no. im pretty sure i tried that alraedy a while ago | 22:12 |
moronic_moron | brb | 22:12 |
jrib | berot3: k | 22:12 |
aeon-ltd | moronic_moron: or System->Administration->Login, Window local, add | 22:12 |
berot3 | jrib: but maybe i did something wrong or there is some hint... ill give it a second try :D maybe ill find some | 22:13 |
snow_usa | hi | 22:13 |
avi_ | Slart, Okay so upon further investigation the problem is that I'm actually feeding cut " [shortUrl] => http://bit.ly/lalalal".. and having a delimiter of space is ruining it. How can I just chop out the first X characters? | 22:13 |
jrib | berot3: google suggests esekeyd too, never used it | 22:13 |
estragib | ThinWhiteDuke: id the drive with ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid | 22:13 |
ThinWhiteDuke | i have to type the word by | 22:14 |
ThinWhiteDuke | by-uuid? | 22:14 |
snow_usa | I want to find a program that sorts faster than sort in linux ! | 22:14 |
ThinWhiteDuke | or just the uuid | 22:14 |
snow_usa | is there any package available in ubuntu ? | 22:14 |
berot3 | jrib: oh never heard that 1! lol what the hell did u search for in google??? | 22:14 |
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jrib | berot3: xbindkeys full-screen game | 22:14 |
estragib | ThinWhiteDuke: enter the command "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid". it should list your drives in /dev/sdX fashion as well as their UUID. | 22:15 |
jrib | berot3: second hit | 22:15 |
estragib | ThinWhiteDuke: you can then edit /etc/fstab to mount by this uuid instead of the /dev/sdX path | 22:15 |
snow_usa | is there a program in ubuntu that sorts faster than sort in linux (it may use parallel sorting ?) ! | 22:16 |
kthakore | Hopsa: is ubuntu supposed to use pulseaudio? | 22:16 |
kthakore | or alsa? | 22:16 |
Hopsa | kthakore: both, use alsamixer | 22:16 |
ThinWhiteDuke | how do i find the uuid | 22:16 |
kthakore | ok | 22:16 |
b4r14 | snow_usa, i think that sort use quick_sort. this is faster algorithm. but i don't know if sort parallelize | 22:17 |
giiker | has anybody been succesful in recording audio from a stream playing using Audacity? | 22:17 |
estragib | ThinWhiteDuke: what does the ls -l command give as output? the uuids should be there | 22:17 |
snow_usa | b4r14, "this is faster algorithm" , faster than which program ? | 22:17 |
ThinWhiteDuke | i used blkid i got them | 22:18 |
ThinWhiteDuke | thanks estragib , think i got all i need, i'll try it out :) | 22:18 |
dixond | folks, what is gnome-power-manager, and why is it started for every user that logs in? It uses *gobs* of memory, like, hundreds of megs. WTH? | 22:18 |
estragib | ThinWhiteDuke: great. good luck :) | 22:18 |
kthakore | Hopsa: reinstall pulseaudio | 22:18 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Yep | 22:19 |
kthakore | now my HDMI audio won't work | 22:19 |
kthakore | Hopsa: sigh | 22:19 |
bencc | how can I arrange icons on the desktop? | 22:19 |
dixond | kthakore: use alsa-mixer from the cmdline | 22:19 |
kthakore | dixond: for HDMI? | 22:19 |
dixond | kthakore: probably the channel is muted. | 22:19 |
dixond | kthakore: yes | 22:19 |
dixond | kthakore: I had that with my revo + HDMI | 22:19 |
dixond | kthakore: could only unmute with alsa-mixer | 22:19 |
VilasBoas | Hi :D | 22:19 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Shouldnt be much of a problem. Its a good ideea to google or ask for issues before removing packages. | 22:20 |
Hopsa | for/about | 22:20 |
kthakore | dixond: ok let me see | 22:20 |
hiexpo | pure_hate, sup | 22:20 |
giiker | how can irecord audio from a streaming radio online, using Audacity? | 22:21 |
VilasBoas | Hi how can we install a SQL database on ubuntu???? | 22:21 |
jrib | !lamp > VilasBoas | 22:21 |
ubottu | VilasBoas, please see my private message | 22:22 |
zeld | ok now it works :) | 22:22 |
zeld | thansk | 22:22 |
zeld | by | 22:22 |
Hopsa | dixond: Did upstream or debian rename it to alsa-* or did ubuntu ? | 22:22 |
jrib | VilasBoas: if you want mysql ONLY, maybe https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/mysql.html is a better resource for you | 22:22 |
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DavSank | Hi, i try to run something but it will not run. i used the ldd comand and it says i'm missing "libgomp.so.1" but when i use the apt-get install on it, it says it's the latest version. Any ideas? | 22:23 |
Hopsa | dixond: Im guessing debian.. | 22:23 |
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VilasBoas | ubottu: thanks but in need SQL not MySQL | 22:23 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:23 |
kthakore | dixond: this is what I have http://i.imgur.com/MWng1.jpg | 22:23 |
kthakore | dixond: THere is no ... volume? | 22:23 |
dixond | Hopsa: kthakore: s/alsa-mixer/alsamixer/ | 22:24 |
Hopsa | dixond: Aha, ok :) | 22:24 |
dixond | kthakore: redditor ;) | 22:24 |
rafael__ | good night... there is less then a week that I'm using Linux, so I haven't experience yet, and I need to install a software called matlab on my system. So I downloaded Mathworks.Matlab.R2009b.UNIX.ISO-TBE.iso and now I'm looking for a help to install it | 22:24 |
kthakore | dixond: OH HAI! | 22:24 |
dixond | kthakore: F5 | 22:24 |
dixond | kthakore: you want to see 'all' | 22:24 |
kthakore | dixond: still I see same | 22:25 |
VilasBoas | does anyone knows how to install a SQL database on ubuntu??? | 22:25 |
Boreum | What does it mean if when you turn on your computer and all you get is a black screen with a blinking cursor at the top left? I tried installing Ubuntu on an IBM Thinkpad R40 and that is what happens after the IBM Splash screen. I have also tried booting from a Live CD and Bootable USB both of which are not recognized(?) and I get the same black screen with blinking cursor. Any thoughts? | 22:25 |
dixond | kthakore: well, unmute aall the channels anyhow and check. that is definitely different from mine, but... | 22:25 |
jrib | VilasBoas: I just told you how. | 22:25 |
Hopsa | kthakore: restart the pulseaudio init script first.. | 22:25 |
kthakore | Hopsa: how? | 22:25 |
jrib | VilasBoas: what do you mean by SQL? | 22:25 |
moronic_moron | hi does anyone know if u can change the default gdm theme in ubuntu? | 22:25 |
dixond | oh, pulse is stopped? | 22:26 |
kthakore | dixond: dunno | 22:26 |
avi_ | Slart, Ah! Finally fixed it! I just kept space as the delimeter and made it use fields 23-24, which are the URLs. | 22:26 |
Hopsa | kthakore: /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart or so.. | 22:26 |
dixond | moronic_moron: there used to be a preferences thing for that, but it vanished a few releases back. | 22:26 |
moronic_moron | sad man | 22:26 |
dixond | moronic_moron: I know :( | 22:26 |
moronic_moron | so there's no way to customise the login screen? :( | 22:26 |
kthakore | dixond: same thing | 22:27 |
kthakore | Hopsa: same thing with pulse started | 22:27 |
dixond | moronic_moron: probably 'by hand' replacing the files in the right place, but I don't know where... | 22:27 |
Hopsa | moronic_moron: You get sad from knowing to little about themes ? | 22:27 |
VilasBoas | jrib: i need to use a MS-SQL database to put a saotware working on linux and pass all the company to Linux | 22:27 |
moronic_moron | lol | 22:27 |
dixond | kthakore: so you have unmuted also? | 22:27 |
dixond | VilasBoas: not gonna happen. | 22:27 |
jrib | VilasBoas: erm, ms-sql? on linux? | 22:27 |
kthakore | dixond: where is this unmuted ? | 22:27 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Rightclick the volume applet... Crank PCM etc UP | 22:27 |
moronic_moron | Hopsa: so how do u customise the login theme? -.- | 22:28 |
jrib | VilasBoas: you know what the MS stands for right? | 22:28 |
dixond | kthakore: the MM in the squares indicates muted, IIRC the arrowms and spacebar can unmute | 22:28 |
VCoolio | moronic_moron: try gdm2setup from launchpad.net, it has an ubuntu repo you can add | 22:28 |
Hopsa | moronic_moron: I have had no need to do so. | 22:28 |
area51pilot | moronic_moron: have u tried replacing the image in the file system | 22:28 |
moronic_moron | I can change the background using ubuntu tweak | 22:28 |
en | hello | 22:28 |
moronic_moron | but that's about it -.- | 22:28 |
kthakore | dixond: ok I did them all but S/PDIF is still 0 | 22:29 |
VilasBoas | jrib: i know it's very bad but i need to do it | 22:29 |
dixond | kthakore: IIRC uparrow puts volume up also | 22:29 |
Boreum | Any thoughts on my problem? | 22:29 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Fn+Volume up on the keyboard is also a way. | 22:29 |
dixond | kthakore: has HDMI audio-out ever worked ok with this setup? | 22:29 |
jrib | VilasBoas: has nothing to do with badness, I highly doubt you can run ms-sql on linux. Use mysql or postgresql. If you can't, and you really need to use ms-sql, use windows | 22:30 |
kthakore | dixond: nope | 22:30 |
giiker | anyone knows how to record a stream using Audacity? | 22:30 |
dixond | kthakore: :-( | 22:30 |
kthakore | dixond: I am trying this now http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=654288&highlight=spdif | 22:30 |
rafael__ | good night... there is less then a week that I'm using Linux, so I haven't experience yet, and I need to install a software called matlab on my system. So I downloaded Mathworks.Matlab.R2009b.UNIX.ISO-TBE.iso and now I'm looking for a help to install it | 22:31 |
bsmith093 | is usenet worth it anymore ive never used it but im considering a free trial is giganews reputable? | 22:31 |
jrib | !matlab | rafael__ | 22:31 |
rafael__ | w | 22:31 |
rafael__ | !matlab | 22:31 |
kthakore | dixond: beright back gonna restart | 22:31 |
mbroeker | VilasBoas, do you have the database scheme, eg the sql statements? does it use stored procedures? | 22:31 |
jrib | rafael__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MATLAB , also look into sagemath.org | 22:31 |
VilasBoas | jrib: thanks but in Portugal all the account software use MS-SQL só i was trying to do the impossibel | 22:31 |
jrib | VilasBoas: you can connect to the database from linux, but you're not going to be able to install the actual server on linux | 22:32 |
giiker | anyone knows how to record an online audio stream using Audacity? | 22:32 |
jfcaron | What is the easiest way to get a more recent version of a package than is available in the Ubuntu repositories? (In my case, Python) | 22:32 |
VilasBoas | jrib: thanks for the help ;) | 22:33 |
jrib | jfcaron: python is easy to compile (just compile it to your home so you don't mess stuff up) | 22:33 |
VilasBoas | mbroeker: thanks for the help ;) | 22:33 |
jrib | VilasBoas: viva o porto, eh? | 22:33 |
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VilasBoas | jrib: Mas és Português??? | 22:34 |
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giiker | anyone knows how to record an online audio stream using Audacity? | 22:34 |
kthakore | Hopsa: dixond great now no sound from rhythmbox either | 22:34 |
kthakore | :( | 22:34 |
ThinWhiteDuke | does anyone here use xchat? i cannot get it to pin to the task bar panel | 22:35 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Missing the codecs ? | 22:35 |
kthakore | Hopsa: no .. it was working before | 22:35 |
kthakore | sigh | 22:35 |
ThinWhiteDuke | prob more an xchat question but since were on irc figured id ask | 22:35 |
Hopsa | Okies | 22:35 |
latagore | Suspend doesn't seem to work for my netbook and I have no clue what the problem might be | 22:35 |
bsmith093 | is usenet still worth it ive never used it before but im considering a free trial from giganews are they reputable? | 22:35 |
giiker | bsmith093: I used to have Giganews, and it was reliable for the time I had it. | 22:36 |
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kthakore | Hopsa: dixond can I reset everything to how ubuntu had installed it? | 22:38 |
berot3 | jrib: well here i found that its definitly not working with xbindkeys :/ http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-483004.html under III) c) and esekeyd doesnt look much better and i cant fond any howto or if its working but ill give it a try | 22:40 |
_Neytiri_ | i am haveing issues connectiong to my mysql server remotely and mysql is correctly setup and so is the user i am trying to connect with | 22:41 |
hiexpo | IdleOne, - thanx | 22:42 |
_Neytiri_ | any idea on how i can fix this | 22:44 |
FusionX__ | i was banned here earlier due to a bnc problem (join/quit spam, while i was away) Can the ops plz unban me? | 22:44 |
Hopsa | kthakore: You might be missing a package or package-plugin or so. Im not sure what commands you used so this makes it a bit hard. | 22:45 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Install "synaptic" and search for "alsa" and "pulse" Install those packages. | 22:46 |
asmonday | #freenode | 22:46 |
kthakore | Hopsa: ok | 22:46 |
latagore | Can anyone get their suspend command to work? | 22:46 |
Mike_Flip | I get bcmwltry.exe has failed and must close repeatedly when ever I try to use wine any hints? | 22:47 |
b4r14 | snow_usa, i found this link http://linuxwebdev.blogspot.com/2009/02/howto-simple-parallel-sort-in-linux.html | 22:47 |
b4r14 | is not a real parallelize, but i think that helps you | 22:47 |
Boreum | What does it mean if when you turn on your computer and all you get is a black screen with a blinking cursor at the top left? I tried installing Ubuntu on an IBM Thinkpad R40 and that is what happens after the IBM Splash screen. I have also tried booting from a Live CD and Bootable USB both of which are not recognized(?) and I get the same black screen with blinking cursor. Any thoughts? | 22:47 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Did you test that "Fn+Volume up" (if you have that on your keyboard) | 22:47 |
kthakore | Hopsa: sound is all the way up | 22:48 |
kthakore | in everything | 22:48 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Ok, good. | 22:48 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Let me know how this "recovery" works out. | 22:49 |
kthakore | ok I am reinstalling everything .. | 22:49 |
Hopsa | kthakore: Synaptic etc. | 22:49 |
kthakore | again | 22:49 |
Hopsa | Ok | 22:49 |
kthakore | Hopsa: I tried that | 22:49 |
kthakore | but they are already installed | 22:49 |
latagore | Boreum: Heh, I'm having the same problem with my suspend and hibernate commands | 22:49 |
latagore | Boreum: Just won't flipping boot after put into suspend/hibernation | 22:49 |
Mike_Flip | Im pretty sure it has to do with my broadcom wireless card | 22:50 |
Hopsa | Boreum: boot with -noapic -noacpi. Have you upgraded it with a new graphics card ? | 22:51 |
latagore | Mike_Flip: What are you trying to do exactly (I don't know too much so don't expect too much help from me) | 22:51 |
Boreum | Hopsa: No I have not. How exactly would i boot with -noapic -noacpi? | 22:51 |
darwin | hello guys I have a sound problem in my laptop, due to wless issue I installed kernel pae, which after some sc modules compilation worked out wless, however I have no sound now, have pasted bin some of the details amixer aplay -l http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/CX5TwKVr - can anybody help me? | 22:51 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Edit the grub command line, add that after the kernel boot line (use 'e' for edit) at startup | 22:52 |
Mike_Flip | well even with notepad I get this error Im trying to fix it | 22:53 |
foreste | hi | 22:53 |
giiker | anyone knows how to record an online audio stream using Audacity? | 22:53 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Hmm, pressing ESC at grub post will get you there i think. Its been a while since ive done this. | 22:53 |
jrib | giiker: why do you want to use audacity in particular? | 22:53 |
jrib | Hopsa: shift in grub 2 | 22:53 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Use shift. | 22:53 |
Hopsa | jrib: thx | 22:54 |
jrib | Hopsa: always | 22:54 |
darwin | I have a sound problem in my laptop, due to wless issue I installed kernel pae, which after some sc modules compilation worked out wless, however I have no sound now, have pasted bin some of the details amixer aplay -l http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/CX5TwKVr - can anybody help me? | 22:54 |
foreste | read file options.conf from /etc/modprobe.d/ my system ? | 22:54 |
jrib | foreste: master yoda? | 22:54 |
foreste | i configuring tv card aver tv go fm plus | 22:55 |
foreste | 007 | 22:55 |
jrib | foreste: it was hard to parse your question, rephrase it | 22:55 |
giiker | jrib: well it is the only gui available in Ubuntu that I know of, and I used it before too. | 22:56 |
Boreum | Hopsa: I will try that when I get home as I am on my ladies Macbook in a cafe right now. But i don't believe it will work because I am not sure if there is even an OS on my system at this point and when I try to boot with a USB or CD nothing seems to happen. | 22:56 |
Hopsa | foreste: Use the correct -tuner=Number | 22:56 |
jrib | giiker: use vlc | 22:56 |
giiker | jrib: ok I'll try VLC and see. | 22:56 |
foreste | i use tuner=12 | 22:56 |
giiker | jrib: any settings recomendations | 22:57 |
foreste | gopod options ? | 22:57 |
foreste | good | 22:57 |
jrib | giiker: nope, I use the command line version but I know it has a gui for recording | 22:57 |
Hopsa | Boreum: There are options to bypass most anything, including bad drivers for Nvidia and ATI. | 22:57 |
foreste | cart 154 tuner 12 i i like usyng my system | 22:57 |
giiker | jrib: well do you remember the command, this is better 'cause I'm using Lubuntu | 22:58 |
Boreum | Hopsa: So it is possibly just bad drivers or something to do with my Graphics card? | 22:58 |
Hopsa | foreste: Check /var/log/messages and see the tv card listing. It changes once in a blue moon. | 22:58 |
foreste | what my writer options in system ? | 22:58 |
jrib | giiker: cvlc ${RTSP_LINK} --sout '#transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=128}:std{access=file,mux=dummy,dst="'${NEWFILE}'.mp3"}' vlc://quit is what I used. Check vlc's documentation. Their wiki has a page on this | 22:58 |
giiker | jrib: ok thanks a lot! | 22:59 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Its most likely not a problem with your graphics card. The live cd's etc have older drivers then the currently used ones. | 22:59 |
matcat_ | can anyone help with an open vpn issue? | 23:00 |
foreste | my card good work in card 154 | 23:00 |
giiker | jrib: why didn't I think of VLC? | 23:00 |
jrib | giiker: I cannot answer this :) | 23:00 |
jrib | giiker: I said vlc because you asked for gui, but mplayer works well to with -dumpstream | 23:00 |
jrib | too* | 23:00 |
Hopsa | Boreum: But it doesnt hurt to reinstert the card (granted you have a electrostatic cable attached to your wrist:) | 23:01 |
foreste | what location ? writer my good options in system kubuntu | 23:01 |
foreste | what location writer my good options in system kubuntu | 23:01 |
foreste | ? | 23:02 |
Hopsa | descr: Mobile Services and Mobile Terminals | 23:02 |
Seq | Does anybody know why I would have dmseg notices alternatingly informing me my write cache is enabled and disabled (seems to switch on suspend/resume maybe?) | 23:03 |
Boreum | Hopsa: hmm I see. This is quite frustrating not knowing exactly how to fix this and having a non function computer at the moment. | 23:03 |
darwin | I have a sound problem in my laptop, due to wless issue I installed kernel pae, which after some sc modules compilation worked out wless, however I have no sound now, have pasted bin some of the details amixer aplay -l http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/CX5TwKVr - can anybody help me? | 23:04 |
foreste | options saa7134 card=154 tuner=12 where write optioms ? | 23:04 |
matcat_ | anyone know anything about open vpn? | 23:04 |
pantheon_ | ehui | 23:04 |
pantheon_ | ciaooooooo | 23:04 |
latagore | Suspend and hibernating doesn't seem to work; is there a way I can fix this? | 23:04 |
pantheon_ | qualcuno mi puo' aiutare? | 23:05 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Yep, ive come across a few of these things. On an old compaq dual processor you had to tell it to initialize high mem even /Old things, atleast 14 years ago. | 23:05 |
cristian_ | ciao | 23:05 |
Hopsa | bella! :) | 23:05 |
pantheon_ | ciao cristian | 23:05 |
cristian_ | come funziona sto programma | 23:05 |
cristian_ | ? | 23:05 |
giiker | jrib: luckily mplayer it's already installed , so I'll try it first. | 23:05 |
cristian_ | ciao pantheon | 23:06 |
pantheon_ | ho un problema non riesco ad configurare la mia scheda video | 23:06 |
pantheon_ | mi da problemi | 23:06 |
neo_ | alguen sabe como usar el cable ads en ubuntu? | 23:06 |
pantheon_ | non sono esatti i driver ceh mi trova ubuntu | 23:06 |
latagore | !es | 23:06 |
ubottu | 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. | 23:06 |
Fableflame | Is there a way to rig your digital camera to act as a webcam on Ubuntu? | 23:06 |
latagore | Fableflame: Is there a way to do that in any operating system? lol... | 23:07 |
cristian_ | qui parlano sono inglese o spagn pantheon | 23:07 |
pantheon_ | vai in privato | 23:07 |
Fableflame | latagore, I thought there was | 23:07 |
latagore | Fableflame: You would probably know better than I do; google might have the answer | 23:07 |
Boreum | Hopsa: any ideas if shit doesn't work and I can not edit grub command line? | 23:08 |
Hopsa | Fableflame: gqcam is one | 23:08 |
matcat_ | any vpn gurus? | 23:08 |
mblackm1 | how can i disable the nvidia driver from alternate terminal? | 23:08 |
latagore | Fableflame: lol there is your answer then xD | 23:08 |
Fableflame | Hopsa, thanks, I'll check it out | 23:08 |
Hopsa | Boreum: No, youll need to be able to boot it for shit to happen at all :) | 23:09 |
mblackm1 | x hasnt worked since i installed proprietary driver | 23:09 |
Boreum | Hopsa: yea thats what I was afraid of haha. I can edit BIOS but that seems to be about it. | 23:09 |
spunk | Hello, are there any ftp servers that handles user accounts by itself? I would like to not create system accounts for my ftp users... | 23:09 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Its very good to have another "googling" computer ready on the side. | 23:09 |
latagore | Boreum: What did you say happens with the Live CD? | 23:09 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Shouldnt be it, unless its a fujitsu ? | 23:10 |
Boreum | latagore: a whole lot of nothing. I tried a CDRW that i think was burned at too high of a speed and a CD-R that was burned at x8. both with no results | 23:10 |
richie086 | i am having an issue with apt-get failing to install packages due to some dependency issue and i was wondering how I could get around it.. http://pastebin.org/828367 | 23:11 |
richie086 | seems easy enough to do | 23:11 |
latagore | Boreum: Got any USBs? | 23:11 |
Boreum | Hopsa: it is an IBM Thinkpad R40 I get the IBM splash screen then right to the black screen and blinking cursor | 23:11 |
latagore | We need more ubuntu gurus to help out with the channel =( | 23:11 |
darwin | richie086, is a dependency issue | 23:12 |
Boreum | latagore: the bootable USB i tried doesnt seem to be recognized at boot | 23:12 |
richie086 | i am a dependency issue? :) isn't darwin a bot? | 23:12 |
latagore | Boreum: did you change around the settings in your BIOS so that it will boot to USB before hard drive? | 23:12 |
jrib | richie086: you have no clues why this is happening? | 23:12 |
jrib | -s | 23:12 |
richie086 | jrib: well, i tried to install winefish using apt-get earlier today | 23:13 |
Boreum | latagore: yes, although the USB is recognized as a Hard-drive, so i put it above the other hard drive | 23:13 |
jrib | richie086: and? | 23:13 |
darwin | richie086, the error you pasebined is a dependency issue, are you running 64 bits? | 23:13 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Hmm, that should be when xorg should start after say newt has done its job of showing what it should show. | 23:13 |
richie086 | and ever since then apt-get has been spitting out errors saying that it cant do anyting due to being hung up on that install | 23:13 |
jrib | darwin: it's not a dependency issue, tex-common is failing to configure | 23:14 |
Fableflame | Would a game run faster in Xfce then it would in Gnome? | 23:14 |
martti | ööööööööööööööö/q | 23:14 |
renedox | Fableflame: what game? | 23:14 |
jrib | richie086: you're using only official repositories? What version of ubuntu? | 23:14 |
Fableflame | renedox, games like AssaultCube or Alien Arena | 23:14 |
darwin | I have a sound problem in my laptop, have no sound, have pasted bin some of the details amixer aplay -l http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/CX5TwKVr - can anybody help me? | 23:14 |
Boreum | Hopsa: I have let it sit for a long period of time to no avail as I could tell. just that taunting cursor that I can do nothing with. | 23:14 |
Hopsa | Fableflame: No. If a few megabytes makes any difference, then yes. | 23:15 |
renedox | Fableflame: oh ok, don't think the difference will be noticable | 23:15 |
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Fableflame | Hopsa, renedox, thanks | 23:15 |
richie086 | is there any way to tell dpkg to forget about trying to install that app | 23:15 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Yep, you need to pass along xorg parameters | 23:15 |
richie086 | oh sorry ubuntu 10.04 i386 not x64 | 23:15 |
jrib | richie086: we're going to fix it -- but I can only do that if you answer my questions | 23:15 |
darwin | I have a sound problem in my laptop, have no sound, have pasted bin some of the details amixer aplay -l http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/CX5TwKVr - can anybody help me? jrib maybe you can help? | 23:15 |
richie086 | yeah sorry just saw ur question | 23:15 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Is this lice cd new or old... how new ? | 23:15 |
jrib | !sound > darwin | 23:15 |
ubottu | darwin, please see my private message | 23:15 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Is this live cd new or old... how new ? | 23:15 |
jrib | darwin: that's all I know about sound | 23:15 |
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richie086 | and yes only official repos | 23:16 |
richie086 | no additional repos | 23:16 |
snow_usa | b4r14, "this is faster algorithm" , faster than which program ? | 23:16 |
Boreum | Hopsa: just a day or two old. burned it using the Netbook Edition .ISO | 23:16 |
jrib | richie086: please try to keep responses on a single line and use my nick if you want my attention. It makes it easier. Pastebin /var/lib/dpkg/info/tex-common.config | 23:16 |
richie086 | jrib: kk sry will do... pasting brb | 23:17 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Ok... ill lookup the other parameters you can try... | 23:17 |
beefheart | i'm having a weird issue with ubuntu 10.04.1: when i suspend and resume my network connection dies and dhcp won't get a new ip until i change interfaces to static, ifdown eth0/ifup eth0, and then change interfaces back to dhcp | 23:17 |
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kthakore | Hopsa: I reinstalled Alsa ... and it works | 23:17 |
wOlfLinG | Can anyone help me out? I'm trying to install the 10.10 beta ubuntu on a HDD partition, but it doesn't seem to be working :/ | 23:17 |
kthakore | Hopsa: but it no longer detects my HDMI audio ... | 23:17 |
kthakore | :( | 23:17 |
jrib | !10.10 | wOlfLinG | 23:17 |
ubottu | wOlfLinG: 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 | 23:17 |
kthakore | oh well | 23:17 |
latagore | Suspend and hibernate don't seem to work; they boot up to a black screen with a blinking cursor. Any way I can investigate the problem? | 23:17 |
Hopsa | Boreum: One is: Xdriver=vesa and one is: nomodeset | 23:18 |
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Hopsa | Boreum: One is: Xdriver=vesa and one is: nomodeset (pitch in on this, anyone...) | 23:18 |
b4r14 | if you know about notation O (big O), you know that the quick_sort is O[n lg(n)] | 23:19 |
Boreum | Hopsa: okay thank you | 23:19 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Np | 23:19 |
b4r14 | the faster algorithm to sort. | 23:19 |
richie086 | jrib check it now i pasted the output | 23:19 |
b4r14 | independently form program | 23:19 |
richie086 | http://pastebin.org/828466 | 23:19 |
foreste | my correct | 23:19 |
Boreum | Hopsa: so what should I do exactly, if you don't mind me asking | 23:19 |
foreste | i tunner 55 | 23:19 |
Hopsa | b4r14: Have you a befallen template ? | 23:19 |
foreste | tda 829 | 23:20 |
Hopsa | Boreum: write down the parameters i have given you and test with them all first. | 23:20 |
foreste | i where my options tv card in system ? | 23:20 |
Hopsa | Boreum: When you have booted sucessfully you can install and update the dist. | 23:21 |
foreste | writted | 23:21 |
beefheart | anyone know why suspend/resume would screw up an eth0 connection? | 23:21 |
Hopsa | Boreum: I had no ideea the R40 was this hard to install on, hmm. | 23:21 |
bahadunn | usb and ps2 keyboard not working in grub. Seems to freeze up. Any ideas? | 23:21 |
foreste | options saa7134 card=154 tuner=55 where write optioms ? | 23:21 |
jrib | richie086: edit the file and add "set -x" as the second line | 23:22 |
richie086 | jrib: kk let me do that brb | 23:22 |
latagore | bahadunn: You sure it's not Grub that is freezing? | 23:22 |
Boreum | Hopsa: Okay will do. Yea I was surprised I ran into such a big issue. | 23:22 |
b4r14 | sorry, i don't understand. | 23:22 |
Hopsa | Boreum: The T-series works nicely though. | 23:22 |
b4r14 | hopsa | 23:23 |
bahadunn | latagore: well the count down continues and then ubuntu is booted | 23:24 |
richie086 | jrib: so before the installed_version=$2? | 23:24 |
bahadunn | latagore: if grub froze wouldnt the system not boot at all? | 23:24 |
jrib | richie086: no, the actual second line right after #!/bin/sh -e | 23:24 |
richie086 | ahh gotcha | 23:24 |
Hopsa | b4r14: Your question has no meaning here. Might i suggest #c or #c++ ? | 23:24 |
latagore | bahadunn: I see; I was just curious as to how you knew; unfortunately I am unable to help | 23:24 |
bahadunn | latagore: the only thing online I could find was to enable usb keyboard support in the bios which I did and it still dont work | 23:25 |
bahadunn | and ps2 keyboards dont work either | 23:25 |
richie086 | jrib: kk done, now try to do a apt-get install again? | 23:25 |
jrib | richie086: just run "sudo apt-get install tex-common" | 23:25 |
foreste | options saa7134 card=154 tuner=55 where write optioms ? | 23:25 |
b4r14 | sorry, i was answer snow_usa | 23:25 |
foreste | please help | 23:25 |
fran_ | hi men | 23:25 |
richie086 | jrib: wow, even more errors now | 23:25 |
b4r14 | he is question about faster sort in ubuntu | 23:25 |
jrib | richie086: no, you're just seeing them now :) | 23:26 |
richie086 | kk, pastbin'ing one sec | 23:26 |
Boreum | Hopsa: is there a way to edit the parameters in the LIVE CD before burning it or can it only be done in the grub command line? | 23:26 |
latagore | b4r14: Why not go with timsort | 23:26 |
Hopsa | foreste: check /var/log/messages. Determine that its saa7134 you have and load it accordingly. | 23:27 |
richie086 | jrib: http://pastebin.org/828558 | 23:27 |
latagore | b4r14: And as someone else said; you're better off asking in a different channel | 23:27 |
foreste | where to save the configuration of the line tv card? | 23:27 |
Hopsa | Boreum: A CD-R as you have is static. | 23:27 |
foreste | options saa7134 card=154 tuner=55 | 23:27 |
b4r14 | thanks latagore. but the problem is not my. this is a question from snow_usa. | 23:27 |
Boreum | Boreum: right but if I were to burn another? | 23:28 |
snow_usa | thanks b4r14 | 23:28 |
Typh | so, 32-bit or 64-bit? :) | 23:28 |
latagore | b4r14: sorry about that | 23:28 |
bahadunn | noone else has problems with grub? | 23:28 |
richie086 | jrib: if it is going to be too much trouble, dont sweat it, this is just a virtual machine i can re-do it.. not like its my main OS install | 23:29 |
bahadunn | cant switch OS in the menu man | 23:29 |
Typh | how's the 64-bit world? last time I tried 64-bit ubuntu, I had plenty of browser plugin problems, is this still a thing? (or was I going about it the wrong way?) | 23:29 |
b4r14 | latagore: no problem | 23:29 |
jrib | richie086: ok we have to do the same for /var/lib/dpkg/info/tex-common.postinst , up to you | 23:29 |
richie086 | jrib: but i would like to know how if it isnt too hard to do | 23:29 |
Boreum | Hopsa: right but if I were to burn another? | 23:29 |
Olytibar | hi, are you able to delete a write-protected file (eg 444) within Samba? In the shell “rm: remove write-protected regular file `example'?” is asked. What will happen? | 23:29 |
Hopsa | Boreum: You could replace grub.conf or grub, or some package that installs grubs configuration file menu.1st or grub.conf as its symlink is called most often. | 23:29 |
hihihi100 | hi there i cannot hear sound in my 10.04 | 23:29 |
richie086 | kk im down.. was a fedora/rh user for years just getting into using ubuntu so i dont know all the ins and outs of dpkg | 23:30 |
richie086 | sec | 23:30 |
hihihi100 | its like the volume control, no matter what I do, is always muted | 23:30 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Do you have many of these R40's ? | 23:30 |
latagore | Olytibar: You are able to do that with super user privileges | 23:30 |
latagore | Olytibar: I think lol | 23:31 |
Olytibar | latagore: But not within Samba as a normal user? | 23:31 |
Boreum | Hopsa: sadly it is my only one. my brother works for an IT outsourcing company and threw one my way because I needed to replace my falling apart Dell | 23:31 |
area51pilot | How do I ad gDeb to the action list in a download box??? | 23:31 |
bmoseley07 | The Universal USB Installer won't load Ubuntu onto my USB drive. Has anyone else encountered this problem? | 23:31 |
latagore | Olytibar: Why not create an empty file, give it 444 permisions and then try and delete it? | 23:31 |
area51pilot | How do I add gDeb to the action list in a download box??? | 23:31 |
Olytibar | latagore: Because I do not have any Samba shares I can access atm. | 23:32 |
brenlae | hi, i have a lot of ports blocked with my net connection (wifi hotspot, and i can't unblock them) - how do i get a gpg key manually? i can't get it through the normal method since that port is blocked | 23:32 |
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Hopsa | Boreum: Then you only need to get it running with the options i provided and after that, installed. | 23:32 |
jrib | richie086: basically these are just scripts dpkg runs at some point for the package installation and we're adding set -x so we can see exactly what gets run that fails | 23:32 |
latagore | Olytibar: I don't want to make assumptions in case I'm wrong, so I can't say anymore | 23:33 |
richie086 | sounds logical... pastebin is not refreshing for me for some strange reason hang on | 23:33 |
Olytibar | latagore: ok, thank you. | 23:33 |
brenlae | any way to manually get a gpg key through port 80 (via a web browser, maybe)? | 23:34 |
latagore | Olytibar: I can try it now myself, if you're still here to recieve the answer | 23:34 |
jrib | richie086: you cane remove the set -x from the first file (I misread the original output) | 23:34 |
richie086 | jrib: try refreshing pastebin is it coming up for u? it wont refresh | 23:34 |
Boreum | Hopsa: I think I cam going to download the .ISO again and burn a new CD-R and go from there. Sadly I am tempted to take it to my local Computer Repair shop but I think they will charge an arm and a leg to get it running. | 23:34 |
richie086 | jrib: kk | 23:34 |
Drunken | hello. is anyone familiar with coolkey or cackey? | 23:35 |
jrib | richie086: use paste.ubuntu.com if you want | 23:35 |
jrib | Drunken: just ask your real question | 23:35 |
richie086 | jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/490590/ | 23:36 |
jrib | richie086: k, now add set -x and do the apt-get dance | 23:36 |
area51pilot | Boreum: can uu boot from a USB stick? | 23:36 |
richie086 | kk | 23:36 |
jrib | richie086: this file is huge, no wonder it fails -_- | 23:36 |
Drunken | well coolkey seems to have issues working under ubuntu 10.04 (i'm running 64 bit). i've tried using cackey, unfortunately dpkg and the gui installer claim the 64 bit is the wrong architecture for me. so i tried to compile cackey from source and firefox gives segmentation faults when the cac is inserted. | 23:37 |
Boreum | area51pilot: i have tried to no avail. changing the boot order in BIOS et al. no luck. | 23:37 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Is there no OS on the internal drive? | 23:37 |
area51pilot | How did u create the USB? Did u use Universal UB Installer? | 23:38 |
Olytibar | latagore: Yep, I’m still here | 23:38 |
Boreum | Jordan_U: been wiped from the initial install of Ubuntu i believe | 23:38 |
an0therus3r | i cant skip forward in ubuntu 10.04 movie player .. playing a mp3 song? | 23:38 |
Olytibar | Just create a single 444-file, if you want to, and try to delete. (or 444 folder | 23:38 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Ok, so there should be an Ubuntu install there but that isn't booting. And the media that you used to do that install before, isn't booting now. Correct? | 23:39 |
heoa | tar -xvf *.tar <--- how can I untar them to their corresponding files like "hello.tar to the hello-dir"? | 23:39 |
Boreum | Jordan_U: correct | 23:39 |
MrWGW | if you want to do an automatic network install with Kickstart and preseeding | 23:39 |
MrWGW | can you use preseeding to have the install do a software RAID 1? | 23:39 |
MrWGW | I read that kickstart in Ubuntu can't set it up | 23:40 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Does anything change if you hold boot when trying to boot from the internal drive? | 23:40 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: *hold shift | 23:40 |
an0therus3r | u can have the covernaout kil your eletricity | 23:40 |
an0therus3r | lol | 23:40 |
Hopsa | heoa mkdir hello-dir && cd hello-dir && wget FILE && tar -zxvf FILE | 23:40 |
latagore | Olytibar: If I can ask a favour of you while I'm doing it; any idea how to change the logon background? | 23:40 |
Boreum | Jordan_U: nothing until it starts beeping | 23:40 |
richie086 | jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/490593/ | 23:40 |
yva | Hi can somebody tell me where I can change my environment from sh to bash? | 23:40 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Beeping is good, somewhere in the documentation there should be information on what various beep patterns mean. | 23:41 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: The documentation for your netbook that is. | 23:41 |
richie086 | yva: type bash | 23:42 |
jrib | richie086: you see the issue? | 23:42 |
Hopsa | richie086: No packages found matching texlive-base | 23:42 |
VCoolio | yva: sh is a symlink in /bin, change that to bash if you need | 23:42 |
nouse | yva, if you want to change it permanently, just run the command 'chsh', it will ask you what shell you want to use. | 23:42 |
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Boreum | Jordan_U: it is just an old IBM Thinkpad rather than a Netbook and I believe the beeping is just from it believe the shift key is stuck | 23:43 |
yva | it a server so it's shared | 23:43 |
yva | I wanna change it myself | 23:43 |
richie086 | jrib: is there any way to tell dpkg to forget about tex-common all together? it was a dependency of some other thing iwas tying to install | 23:43 |
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aseem | what's the difference in print(a) and print('some string' + a + 'some string'),a being equal to a + 5 | 23:43 |
nouse | yva, chsh will just change it for your user | 23:43 |
hihihi100 | i need help with my ALSA upgrade, what do I have to type in a terminal to tar xvf AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar? | 23:44 |
richie086 | aseem: more typing :) | 23:44 |
jrib | richie086: yeah, you can force it away if removing doesn't work... | 23:44 |
MarkSS | Is it possible to install the entire Ubuntu system from source or do I just have to put up with an installer? If so, how? | 23:44 |
yva | nouse> excellent tahnks | 23:44 |
b4r14 | yva: you can edit /etc/passwd. the last fields have the shell assigned to you | 23:44 |
aseem | lol damn my bad,sorry! | 23:44 |
jrib | richie086: but the issue is it runs that dpkg-query for texlive-base and doesn't. /why/ it thinks the situation should be different, well, I don't know | 23:44 |
Hopsa | aseem: " some string". Goto channel php or perl ? | 23:45 |
richie086 | jrib: using dpkg or apt-get? like i said still getting familiar with how dpkg works | 23:45 |
Olytibar | latagore: Maybe (I am not sure) you just have to replace /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png Just rename the original file and create a new one with the name. | 23:45 |
jrib | richie086: well the command to just remove is "apt-get remove tex-common" | 23:45 |
aseem | python,yeah i typen at the wrong channel. | 23:45 |
Hopsa | ok | 23:46 |
Boreum | Hopsa: thanks again. if i am back on here and your on i'll let you know how it went. | 23:46 |
richie086 | jrib: lol guess what | 23:46 |
richie086 | that worked! much easier that way | 23:46 |
jrib | richie086: asks you to configure tex-common? | 23:46 |
jrib | richie086: heh | 23:47 |
richie086 | jrib: i do appreciate ur help tho... not used to being the person asking questions :) | 23:47 |
jrib | richie086: anyway, if you install texlive-base now it should work ok. I'm not sure why it broke, though it looks like it's probably a bug. You can check bugs.ubuntu.com\ | 23:47 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Did you get that beeping when it was booting successfully? | 23:47 |
richie086 | jrib: kk, ty again for ur help | 23:48 |
jrib | richie086: no problem | 23:48 |
Boreum | Jordan_U: never held shift when it was booting successfully to Windows XP Pro | 23:48 |
BadAssPens | how can i verify my printer port is install properly in ubuntu, after i installed vmware player it says my printer port does not exist. | 23:48 |
richie086 | BadAssPens: what type of port? paralell? usb? | 23:48 |
BadAssPens | parallel | 23:49 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Ok, so it doesn't beep when it fails to boot but you're not holding shift. | 23:49 |
richie086 | vmware player jacked ur paralell port.. :) | 23:49 |
Boreum | Jordan_U: Indeed | 23:49 |
BadAssPens | crap i need it for a dongle for my software | 23:49 |
zedkappa | ?DCC SEND "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" 0 0 0 | 23:49 |
richie086 | so in vmware u cant access ur para port or u cant access it in ur host OS? | 23:49 |
acxty_1 | Hi guys, I have all the computers on the lan passing through a ubuntu computer that share the internet connection. How can I save in logs all the web pages that each ip had access? | 23:49 |
FloodBot1 | NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information. | 23:50 |
BadAssPens | well i dont know about the host, dont know enough about ubuntu yet to know how to check that | 23:50 |
yva | I'm trying to login using private and public keys, it not working. I added my public key to .ssh/authorized_keys, anything else I need to do? | 23:50 |
richie086 | acxty_1: setup a proxy on the ubuntu machine.. are u trying to monitor what goes on? | 23:50 |
BadAssPens | is there a hardware manager in ubuntu somewhere that i can see what hardware is working and what isnt? | 23:51 |
hihihi100 | who can help me to upgrade my ALSA drivbers? | 23:51 |
b4r14 | yva: check in your configuration about login without password | 23:52 |
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b4r14 | yva: i think that you need enable this feature in ssh configuration file | 23:52 |
egsome | hihihi100, try to do, and if you got problems, ask | 23:52 |
Hopsa | Boreum: Np | 23:52 |
hihihi100 | well, i follow the instructions dound at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6589810 | 23:53 |
hihihi100 | im stuck in number 3 | 23:53 |
Hopsa | ? | 23:54 |
egsome | hihihi100, `tar xvf AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar` ? | 23:54 |
ridin | ok hihihi100, where's the script | 23:54 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: Can you completely remove the internal HD from the boot order? | 23:54 |
offsense01 | i try to use gnome-shell but my box freezes after couple of minutes, any idea?? | 23:54 |
hihihi100 | sudo apt tar xvf AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar | 23:54 |
egsome | hihihi100, there's no `apt` | 23:54 |
hihihi100 | yes, is that what I have to type? | 23:54 |
RealOpty | sup | 23:54 |
hihihi100 | so could u please write the correct command line? | 23:55 |
duffydack | apt tat? | 23:55 |
ridin | hihihi100: tar xvf AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar | 23:55 |
RealOpty | so there i am looking at lscpu | 23:55 |
egsome | hihihi100, type: tar xvf AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar | 23:55 |
RealOpty | then i see CPU op-mode(s): 64-bit | 23:55 |
Boreum | Jordan_U: No i don't believe that is an option. I an put it last in line but that is about it. | 23:55 |
RealOpty | does that mean my cpu is a 64bit processor? | 23:55 |
richie086 | BadAssPens: check ur pm | 23:55 |
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Hopsa | RealOpty: A bit probable | 23:56 |
RealOpty | I see | 23:56 |
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richie086 | RealOpty: do u have a dual core processor? | 23:56 |
RealOpty | ive been running 32 bit cause i never thought it was a 64 bit processor | 23:56 |
RealOpty | nope. | 23:56 |
egsome | RealOpty, What processor do you have ? | 23:57 |
hihihi100 | im not gonna deny im a noob, this is what I get: hihihi100@hihihi100-laptop:~/Downloads$ tar xvf AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar | 23:57 |
hihihi100 | tar: AlsaUpgrade-1.0.23-2.tar: Cannot open: No such file or directory | 23:57 |
hihihi100 | tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now | 23:57 |
latagore | Olytibar: If you're still here, you can't delete from samba shares | 23:57 |
RealOpty | http://paste.ubuntu.com/490601/ | 23:57 |
Doyle | Does anyone know if there are plans to add "Do Nothing" as an option when the laptop lid is closed to the power management app? | 23:57 |
hihihi100 | but in the download directory there IS that file with that name | 23:57 |
RealOpty | egsome, amd sempron | 23:57 |
egsome | hihihi100, Check the file name, and the file name | 23:58 |
jrib | Doyle: I don't know but isn't that kind of dangerous? | 23:58 |
area51pilot | duffydack: how do I add a program to "open with" in a dialog download box? | 23:58 |
Doyle | jrib: why would it be dangerous? | 23:58 |
egsome | hihihi100, pastebin `ls -l` | 23:58 |
Jordan_U | Boreum: I can't think of any thing not hardware related that would cause the LiveCD that booted before to no longer do so, and I expect whatever is preventing the LiveCD from working is also what's preventing the internal HD from booting. | 23:58 |
burlington | hey all - I am a novice/intermediate linux user. I installed windows xp 64 and then installed ubuntu 10.4 on the same drive selecting "choose at start-up"... the only problem is that it infact never lets me see grub.. It goes right into windows.. anyideas? | 23:58 |
duffydack | area51pilot, there is a open with | 23:58 |
hihihi100 | where do I have to paste that? in what part of the command line? | 23:58 |
duffydack | area51pilot, Open with other app.. or just set one in right click properties.. | 23:59 |
Jordan_U | burlington: Do you have more than one hard drive? | 23:59 |
RealOpty | :| | 23:59 |
area51pilot | I want to ad the debian installer as an option for those package types | 23:59 |
burlington | I do.. | 23:59 |
orbit | how do I stop the screen from locking and requiring a pw on the timeout? | 23:59 |
burlington | Jordan_U: I do. | 23:59 |
Jordan_U | burlington: Change the boot order in the BIOS, you're not booting from the drive grub is installed to. | 23:59 |
an0therus3r | hi guys... i using ubuntu 10.04 with some default updates .. so up-yo-date- i cant scroll in my fac mp3 player anymore: totem movie player 2.30.2 | 23:59 |
egsome | RealOpty, I think it's `AMD64` processor, Right ? | 23:59 |
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