[00:00] <sybariten> i would like to set up a script or if necessary some scripts, to do some basic stuff i always to when i start a newly installed machine
[00:00] <sybariten> one of them is adding a new user... that cant be done non-interactively very well can it?
[00:00] <bleck> 47 6    * * 7   root    test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.weekly )
[00:01] <Injection33> sybariten, add the scripts to system > preferences > startup applicatoins
[00:01] <Garnasha> !bug
[00:01] <bobstro> bleck:  either works per manpage
[00:01] <bleck> bobstro: oh.
[00:02] <Flannel> bleck: 0 and 7 are both Sunday (`man 5 crontab` is the manpage that covers this) because it works out better that way (Sunday first and Monday first both make sense numerically)
[00:02] <tgywa> Hello
[00:02] <pc> im haveing trouble downloading and installing virtualbox on ubuntu 10.4 any takers on how to do it in termanl im runing a dull core amd 64 bit i tried to use both of them from there web sight and as well in the USC no luck :) any help is great
[00:02] <bleck> Flannel: thanks for your help... must have missed that.
[00:02] <bobstro> bleck:  sort of a clean way of making either side happy it seems.
[00:02] <tgywa> I am using lmbench for performance benchmarking test
[00:03] <Guest81533> where in world does the grub.conf file go now?!?! i'm just finding things like 40_custom
[00:03] <Xcell> .
[00:04] <pc> the i 386 and the amd 64 virtaulbox download i cant get to work
[00:05] <sybariten> Injection33: uh, this is a headless machine
[00:05] <pc> it worked on 9.10 but not 10.4
[00:05] <razz1> callgary: I need someone from Australia to confirm if yahoo mail servers are down. Any one from Aus?
[00:07] <iflema> razz1 all good here.....
[00:07] <tank8465> razz1: if you know the server address, you could try to traceroute it
[00:07] <tank8465> razz1: if you can't connect, at least that would tell you where the problem is
[00:08] <capleton> ActionParsnip: are you still here?  The websearch did not help.  I have discovered the problem though, it's in obtaining an ip address.  But the strange thing is that if i log into lxde, i can connect without a hitch.  PLEASE can someone help?!
[00:08] <tgywa> the out put has a line which says ... Socket bandwidth using localhost ... what is the meaning of the first column???
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> pc: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[00:08] <razz1> iflema: I can access yahoo just fine, just the mail page is not loading.
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> capleton: not sure then (lxde rocks)
[00:09] <razz1> tank8465: How do I find the mail server ip?
[00:09] <pc> im hopeing this works do you use it your self boss
[00:10] <tank8465> razz1: you don't need the IP, you just need the address of the server, a url works
[00:10] <istevenmon> anyone here has used ucarp? i need some help
[00:10] <capleton> ActionParsnip: why would wicd, when run outside of a DE, not be able to connect?  But then within a DE, it can connect without a problem?
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> razz1: ould use nslookup
[00:10] <duolos> Question: if I install a "flavor" of Ubuntu that includes a lot of improvements to my desktop (conky, docky, etc.), how do I get those to show up?  I kept my /home/ directory so all the settings are the same as my previous install.
[00:10] <capleton> ActionParsnip: lxde does rock!
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> capleton: not sure,wicd is DE independant.  it runs in any DE the same which is one reason why it rocks
[00:12] <pc>  * No suitable module for running kernel found
[00:12] <razz1> tank8465: ActionParsnip: ok, will try
[00:14] <The_American> hey, the floodbot over in #ubuntu-unregged is like messed up, it is thanking people and tellimg them they can join here without them actually doing the check thing
[00:14] <The_American> :P
[00:14] <LjL> The_American: they're answering, you just don't see that because the channel is +m
[00:14] <The_American> oh
[00:14] <The_American> okay
[00:15] <The_American> well, how was i able to talk then¿
[00:15] <The_American> or is mode +m different on this network. haha
[00:15] <The_American> on other nets its moderated. people who dont have ops cant talk
[00:15] <LjL> The_American: +mz is set. that means only ops can see what you say.
[00:15] <The_American> ahh, i see
[00:16] <The_American> kay
[00:16] <The_American> wow, these channels are like.. top notch security lawl. nice job to whoever designed it
[00:17] <duolos> Question: if I install a "flavor" of Ubuntu that includes a lot of improvements to my desktop (conky, docky, etc.), how do I get those to show up?  I kept my /home/ directory so all the settings are the same as my previous install.
[00:19] <will_laptop> I'm having issues booting between Windows7 and Ubuntu 10
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> duolos: if you install the app then your old settings will be used
[00:19] <The_American> does anyone know where i can find Monty the AI bot
[00:20] <The_American> i was told he is on this network
[00:20] <will_laptop> GRUB isn't showing up with the OS selection screen and I have to turn the notebook on and off a few times before it loads correctly.
[00:20] <duolos> ActionParsnip, right... but is there a way to revert to the default values?
[00:20] <Blue1> will_laptop: do you have a dual boot system?
[00:20] <will_laptop> Blue1: Yes
[00:21] <chrissharp123> ChiefDean: try '/whois Monty'
[00:21] <ChiefDean> oh, yeah. sorry i didnt think of that
[00:21] <will_laptop> Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10
[00:21] <Blue1> will_laptop: I can give you directions on how to re-install grub if you think that would help?
[00:21] <duolos> ActionParsnip, for instance, deleting ~/gnome2 (or equivalent)?
[00:21] <will_laptop> Blue1: Let me boot into Ubunto, sec . .
[00:22] <ChiefDean> how would i find what channel he is in¿
[00:22] <ChiefDean> it isnt telling me in whois
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> duolos: you could rename and test
[00:23] <Leroy> ChiefDean: i think that is a freenode thing
[00:23] <agentgasmask> Hi guys. I'm messing arround with schroot. My UID on my real system is 10000 (thats 10,000), So I made a user in the chrooted environment with UID 10000 but with a diferent name, so I could tell when I was in the chrooted environment. However, the environment variable of NAME, LOGIN, and HOME are all set to the name of my user on my real machine, and therefore, when I "login" it doesn't read my bashrc file or put me in the h
[00:23] <ChiefDean> i know, i wish i knew what channel he was in
[00:23] <ChiefDean> hmm
[00:23] <LjL> Chiliblue: you can't, unless it is -i, and it isn't
[00:24] <Leroy> you could pm and ask ChiefDean
[00:24] <ChiefDean> i am, its doing the thing in PM :P
[00:24] <ChiefDean> thanks, i got it
[00:24] <Leroy> nice
[00:25] <mccrase90> hello, how is everybody doin?
[00:25] <will_laptop> Blue1: OK
[00:25] <agentgasmask> mccrase90: Good, and you?
[00:25] <Leroy> not bad mccrase90 ;)
[00:25] <mccrase90> pretty good
[00:26] <agentgasmask> Great!
[00:26] <mccrase90> awesome leroy ;)
[00:26] <mccrase90> lol
[00:26] <Leroy> :)
[00:26] <agentgasmask> :)
[00:26] <mccrase90> can anyone help me with my sound?
[00:26] <mccrase90> the other day, my speakers were working find but i was trying to skype and my mic wasn't working...
[00:27] <mccrase90> so i found a website saying that if i disable ALSA and use OSS instead my mic would start working. but i messed up somehow with neither installed
[00:27] <mccrase90> now, i have no sound at all
[00:28] <agentgasmask> mccrase90: try alsamixer, and check the pcm volume
[00:28] <mccrase90> i think i got alsa back on, but when i go to sound preferences there is no hardware listed
[00:28] <mccrase90> how do i run alsamixer?
[00:28] <mccrase90> alt+f2 then run alsamixer?
[00:28] <agentgasmask> mccrase90: I think it is installed by default, try alsamixer in a terminal
[00:28] <agentgasmask> or that
[00:29] <mccrase90> terminal didn't do anything
[00:29] <agentgasmask> hmmm... try: aptitude show alsamixer
[00:30] <mccrase90> unable to locate package alsamixer
[00:31] <agentgasmask> do a quick: sudo aptitude update
[00:31] <kermit> so how safe is it really to run stuff from the ubuntu 'universe'.. i mean can anyone put code in there?
[00:31] <onryo> mccrase90 you do know there is a GUI for alsamixer that is quite nice. Its called Gnome ALSA mixer =)
[00:31] <jrib> !motu | kermit
[00:31] <mccrase90> how do i run it onryo?
[00:31] <onryo> gnome-alsamixer 0.9.7
[00:31] <jrib> kermit: really safe
[00:31] <kermit> jrib: thanks
[00:32] <onryo> Just sudo apt-get installe gnome-alsamixer
[00:32] <jrib> kermit: anyone can put code in PPAs
[00:32] <pie_time> does anyone know what a good virtualizer to run FreeBSD to its full potential would be?
[00:32] <onryo> and you will find it under Applications
[00:32] <mccrase90> i had to install it
[00:33] <agentgasmask> There's more that one way to skin a cat. :)
[00:33] <onryo> I run both OpenBSD 4.7 and FreeBSD in VMware 7.2
[00:33] <AshyIsMe> hi
[00:33] <pie_time> onryo, is it free?
[00:33] <onryo> but there is no tools
[00:33] <AshyIsMe> i just did an update all in synaptic and now my flash plugin is broken
[00:33] <pie_time> tools?
[00:33] <onryo> the player is free
[00:33] <AshyIsMe> in ubuntu 10.04
[00:33] <onryo> and works just fine
[00:33] <AshyIsMe> how do i fix it?
[00:33] <onryo> Yeah in ubuntu
[00:33] <pie_time> onryo, what "tools"?
[00:34] <mccrase90> onryo: i installed it and ran it, but it's just a blank window with the menus at the top
[00:34] <agentgasmask> onryo: can you take care of mccrase90? I have to run.
[00:34] <onryo> no tools but you dont need them
[00:34] <tiox> Hey there.
[00:34] <mccrase90> thanks for the help agentgasmask
[00:34] <agentgasmask> mccrase90: no problem
[00:34] <agentgasmask> :)
[00:34] <agentgasmask> good luck!
[00:35] <tiox> I came here seeking help on either installing Ubuntu without GRUB, or putting GRUB on a USB drive using the Lucid Lynx alternate CD.
[00:35] <tiox> Right now I am at the point where I can pick which install process to do.
[00:35] <onryo> agentgasmask you dont really need the tools. If you have Compiz installed you can just rotate to a new Desktop
[00:35] <tiox> Anyone have any idea what I am talking about?
[00:36] <pie_time> onryo, what "tools"?
[00:36] <onryo> tiox you mean you want to boot off a USB tiox?
[00:36] <tank8465> yo **** compiz, metacity is where it's at
[00:36] <tank8465> lol
[00:36] <onryo> I do that all the time with my BackTrack
[00:36] <AshyIsMe> oh good
[00:36] <tiox> Sure.
[00:36] <AshyIsMe> libflashplayer.so doesnt exist on my system anymore
[00:36] <Braber01> Every once and a while I will lose my title bar how can I get that back? do I have to restart gnome?
[00:37] <istevenmon> anyone knows if uCARP works the same as CARP in OpenBSD?
[00:37] <mccrase90> onryo: what do i need to do to get my sound hardware to show up in sound preferences?
[00:37] <tiox> How can I do that from the alternate CD installer?
[00:38] <tiox> Because I heard it was possible. Figured I would give it a try.
[00:39] <bobstro> tiox:  are you asking how to set up the usb drive?
[00:39] <onryo> imccrase90 if you install gnome-alsamixer you will find a nice GUI under Applications
[00:39] <tiox> Yes, how can I set up Ubuntu for a USB drive?
[00:39] <onryo> Just click on that tool and you don't have to mess with the ugly shell looking alsamixer
[00:39] <bobstro> tiox:  easiest solution i found was at pendrive linux.
[00:39] <onryo> http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[00:39] <tiox> Ugh.
[00:39] <tiox> I want a FULL install, not a live session.
[00:39] <onryo> tiox that is the best way
[00:40] <bobstro> tiox:  you can do the install from there.
[00:40] <bobstro> tiox:  let me finish
[00:40] <onryo> and yeah you can do a install to the USB and save stuff
[00:40] <tiox> Okay. Just saying, I did the universal USB thing last time and all it gave me was a live session.
[00:40] <bobstro> tiox:  if you build using one of the 'normal' distributions, you can easily edit the menu.lst file to use any other ubuntu cd image.
[00:40] <bobstro> tiox:  did you notice the 'install' on the desktop of the live session?
[00:40] <tiox> Yeah?
[00:40] <bobstro> tiox:  yep
[00:41] <tiox> You're saying, put the image on the USB drive via the universal USB installer, then choose to install to the same drive?
[00:41] <bobstro> tiox:  i'm not exactly sure what you're asking. sound like you just want to boot a 'full' distro install off usb now. is that what you want?
[00:42] <tiox> Precisely.
[00:42] <tiox> I want the full OS on my 8GB USB drive.
[00:42] <tiox> (Really 7.40GB, but whatever)
[00:42] <imperfect-> Hey, is there a way with grub-pc to reboot the machine and tell it which menu item to use if it's not the default?
[00:42] <bobstro> tiox:  should work to another usb drive, sure. swap may be tough on the flash, etc. but yeah, that works.
[00:42] <imperfect-> (for a remote machine)
[00:42] <bobstro> tiox:  i suppose it'd work off a cd too.
[00:43] <bobstro> tiox:  i've installed to removable drives, just not flash.
[00:43] <bobstro> tiox:  just be aware that swap may go through your flash drives.
[00:44] <tiox> Let's not overcomplicate things.
[00:44] <tiox> All I want is full Ubuntu on my USB drive.
[00:44] <bobstro> tiox:  as i said...
[00:44] <onryo> tiox here is a video this is one I use http://www.offensive-security.com/videos/backtrack-usb-install-video/backtrack-usb-install.html
[00:45] <pr> hey there. how do i add a entry for a session @ gdm? i tried the way it seemed to work for ubuntu 10.04 which was to add a entry to /usr/share/xsessions
[00:45] <pr> (+ some gconftool magic)
[00:45] <pr> but it doesn't actually appear to work. there's no new entry when i try to change my session at gdm
[00:46] <reedz0rz> hello
[00:47] <johnny77> I tried to install Ubuntu netbook in a dual boot with windows xp. Something went wrong and now when I boot I end up in a grub rescue command line.
[00:47] <tiox> Growl, I don't wanna do that. Call me lazy, but I want it so easy my mother can do it.
[00:48] <reedz0rz> that sux johnny
[00:48] <bobstro> johnny77:  did the install complete?
[00:48] <Moxy_Merlinspike> lazy is a good thing. Means you know what your doing tiox =)
[00:48] <tiox> So, let me ask this agaiun -- Can I use pendrivelinux's tool to have ubuntu on USB as live, then use the installer to (Re)install it to the same drive?
[00:48] <bobstro> johnny77:  probably not the end of the world.
[00:48] <plwert_> any recommendations for something like oocalc but that can better handle time serie data? I'm running experiments where some score is measured each timestep and is logged to a file. Each experiment runs a different combination of parameters. I want to be able to answer questions like "what are the 10 experiments that yielded the best score", "are there any experiments whose score was still improving when we stopped?", etc.
[00:48] <Moxy_Merlinspike> tiox you can tiox
[00:48] <tiox> And the bootloader will be on USB, no bones about it?
[00:49] <Moxy_Merlinspike> yup
[00:49] <bobstro> tiox:  what i am saying is that you can install to the USB drive like any other. the pendrive linux tool will create the live cd images on usb, which although they can be persistent, is something you say you don't want. so yes it can.
[00:49] <Moxy_Merlinspike> tiox this is a nice way to do it
[00:49] <johnny77> bobstro: yes.
[00:49] <Moxy_Merlinspike> http://www.offensive-security.com/videos/backtrack-usb-install-video/backtrack-usb-install.html
[00:49] <tiox> Alright.
[00:49] <bobstro> tiox:  you can install to the usb, yes. (again)
[00:49] <tiox> So I wasted a CD on alternate install for nothing. Wheeeeee. -_-
[00:49] <bobstro> tiox:  i think you'll survive.
[00:49] <reedz0rz> i compiled a c program with gcc and when i try to run it nothing happens, it says no such command
[00:50] <blakkheim> reedz0rz: chmod +X thefile && ./thefile
[00:50] <Moxy_Merlinspike> but with a weak pulse tiox =)
[00:50] <blakkheim> chmod +x rather
[00:50] <bobstro> tiox:  now... this assumes the usb drive is large enough, of course.
[00:50] <reedz0rz> ty
[00:50] <tukadafoonday> Hey guys, Does anyone know the repo for beagled? I am in ubuntu 10.10 and its not included yet.
[00:50] <Vbits> i am having a issue in 10.10 with my window borders #ubuntu+1 is ignoring me for no reason on the topic
[00:50] <reedz0rz> btw what does that do?
[00:50] <tiox> Should be.
[00:50] <|2exx> what was that pendrive app called?
[00:50] <bobstro> johnny77:  read some of the howtos on recovering a windows or ubuntu install. everything is *probably* fine, but it can be nervewracking when it happens.
[00:50] <reedz0rz> nvm dont explain
[00:51] <Ryen> !10.10 | Vbits
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> !10.10 | tukadafoonday
[00:51] <tiox> IO had Ubuntu on it before, just with bootloader on a separate drive.
[00:51] <tiox> What a trip that was.
[00:51] <kinki> hi guys...
[00:51] <Moxy_Merlinspike> Just for the lulz we ran a RAID with 2 USB pen drives. A little coding on the alt vertion but it worked!
[00:51] <Moxy_Merlinspike> RAID 0 that is
[00:51] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: wow you are about the only person I know who runs beagle.  I always kill it - it's a resource hog.
[00:51] <reedz0rz> Ubuntu is amazing
[00:51] <johnny77> bobstro: I don't mean to be a pain but were do I find them?
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> Moxy_Merlinspike: not technically raid, but sweet :)
[00:51] <tank8465> Moxy_Merlinspike: that sounds about as useless as forkbombing yourself for the lulz
[00:52] <bobstro> johnny77:  i'd suggest going to the forums and searching on 'boot recovery' and similar topics.
[00:52] <tukadafoonday> Blue1, What is a different search tool that provides that same functionality?
[00:52] <Balask> Hi
[00:52] <Balask> Is there a performance increase if you add two NIC cards?
[00:52] <johnny77> bobstro: TY
[00:52] <bobstro> johnny77:  it is too tough to follow complicated procedures here.
[00:52] <Moxy_Merlinspike> ActionParsnip no but it was striped all the same
[00:52] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: locate
[00:52] <kinki> Ive got Ubuntu 10.04 recently installed on my Lenovo G550 laptop, and the webcam does not work at all (just a black blank screen as a result) can anyone help me?
[00:52] <Chaos2358> how do i get and activate themes?
[00:52] <tank8465> Balask: no, but you can turn your computer into a firewall with 2 nics
[00:52] <Moxy_Merlinspike> Not like USB is super fast but it was still fun to do.
[00:52] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: sudo apt-get install locate
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> Moxy_Merlinspike: aye it uses the same technology but there is no redundancy ;)
[00:52] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: then sudo updatedb    and you
[00:53] <bobstro> Moxy_Merlinspike:  the nslu2 guys boot off usb drives.
[00:53] <Moxy_Merlinspike> lol, non at all ActionParsnip that is true
[00:53] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: should be good to go
[00:53] <Chaos2358> how do i get and activate themes?
[00:53] <Moxy_Merlinspike> but hey could have made a 1+0 RAID aka RAID 10
[00:53] <tukadafoonday> Blue1, Locate is already installed for the terminal... Does it have a GUI version?
[00:53] <Blue1> Chaos2358: System/Preferences/Appearence/Theme
[00:53] <kinki> Ive got Ubuntu 10.04 recently installed on my Lenovo G550 laptop, and the webcam does not work at all (just a black blank screen as a result) can anyone help me?
[00:54] <Moxy_Merlinspike> with 4 USBs.
[00:54] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: i honestly don't know - I always use it on the command line.
[00:54] <reedz0rz> okay that chmod thing worked on my compiled program but why do i have to use it every time to get the program to ru n
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> kinki: run: lsusb   one will identify the device, websearch for the 8 character hex id
[00:54] <blakkheim> reedz0rz: copy it to your $PATH
[00:54] <tank8465> reedz0rz, you shouldnt have to
[00:54] <tukadafoonday> Blue1 - I knew about the terminal version - I wante3d something similar to OSX's spotlight or the near windows 7 search.
[00:54] <reedz0rz> it compiled it to a file called "a.out"
[00:55] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: another option is the find command, that is also command line though
[00:55] <reedz0rz> i just ran gcc file.c
[00:55] <jrib> reedz0rz: the file produced by gcc should already be executable, you don't need to chmod
[00:55] <Moxy_Merlinspike> Yeah that is a problem with a software raid. You can only use one disk for Grub boot all the same it is no big deal
[00:55] <reedz0rz> yeah well when i type it into command line it says error
[00:55] <Vbits> if #ubuntu+1 refuses to answer my 10.10 issue then what should I do
[00:55] <geirha> reedz0rz: gcc file.c && ./a.out
[00:55] <reedz0rz> a.out command not found
[00:56] <reedz0rz> okay
[00:56] <kinki> ActionParsnip: does it work with inbuilt webcams too?
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> kinki: it is still attatched to the usb bus
[00:56] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: what's wrong with Applications/Accessories/Search for Files?
[00:56] <geirha> reedz0rz: That error means it doesn't find a.out in PATH. Instead, tell it where to look (i.e. with ./)
[00:57] <reedz0rz> i get t
[00:57] <reedz0rz> thank you
[00:57] <Moxy_Merlinspike> I would use DDD if you are doing that stuff. Makes finding bugs etc much easer.
[00:57] <kinki> ActionParsnip: i cannot distinguish which is it... theyre pretty much the same (Bus 008 Device ==1: IDxxxx:xxxx Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub)
[00:57] <reedz0rz> so when I compile it wont put the program into PATH unless i copy it myself
[00:58] <tukadafoonday> its slow to access.... and it doesn't start pumping out indexed searches until you hit the search button - where as spotlight - you just start typing and it starts listing all relevant files.
[00:58] <darkkrai> I seem to have a slight problem. anything thats on screen seems to have a slight "smudge" towards the right on it
[00:58] <geirha> reedz0rz: correct
[00:58] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, where's the mp3 file when firefox is downloading a music to be listen online?
[00:58] <Blue1> tukadafoonday: to each his own I suppose.  there's about 100 different ways to do things in Linux, all valid.
[00:59] <Blue1> Off to dinner, done cooking bbl
[00:59] <supremo> scam--
[00:59] <tank8465> Moxy_Merlinspike: i think i just scored on the LULZ front: some guy in my apartment complex just dumped a dell powerconnect 24 port switch, and a computer im about to rape for an NIC. can you say score?
[00:59] <BizGuy> Can someone tell me WHY I can't boot from USB with a install from Universel USB Installer? It gets stuck at SYSLINXUS 3.86 2010-04-01 EBIOS Copyright part.......I've tried 10.4 and 10.10 distro, and I have 10.04 netbook distro already installed. Everytime I select boot from USB from BIOS it just gets stuck... this didn't happen before
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> kinki: yep, one is your webcam
[01:00] <reedz0rz> anyone know if ePSXe has a linux version
[01:00] <darkkrai> I seem to have a slight problem. anything thats on screen seems to have a slight "smudge" towards the right on it
[01:00] <russjr08> BizGuy: Have you tried using Unetbootin? The latest one
[01:00] <darkkrai> this is not the right channel to ask, reedz0rz, i'd go to their website/irc chan
[01:00] <reedz0rz> ok sorry
[01:01] <BizGuy> russjr08: nope... should i?
[01:01] <russjr08> yup
[01:01] <russjr08> I believe the address is http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net
[01:01] <BizGuy> russjr08: does it support 10.10 RC?
[01:01] <Moxy_Merlinspike> tank8465 not sure I know what you mean. If you are out to do a -3 ring attack on his NIC and then pwn the SMM on -2 ring lvl I could help ;)
[01:01] <russjr08> yup :)
[01:01] <BizGuy> im there right now
[01:01] <BizGuy> ok
[01:01] <russjr08> That's how I got it
[01:02] <A_New_Server> I'm trying to install ncurses and when I do "sudo apt-get install ncurses" it tells me, "#ubuntu", how can I fix this?
[01:02] <BizGuy> Under version, do I select DAILY LIVE?
[01:02] <russjr08> On sourceforge?
[01:02] <BizGuy> russjr08: because i don't see 10.10 under Ubuntu
[01:03] <russjr08> brb
[01:03] <BizGuy> russjr08: i'm in the program already
[01:03] <russjr08> Do you already have the iso?
[01:03] <BizGuy> yup
[01:03] <BizGuy> ah i see, i just select the image
[01:03] <BizGuy> got it
[01:04] <russjr08> yeah
[01:04] <pr> ill state my question again, hopefully more clear this time: how do i install some arbitray window manager like xmonad under ubuntu 10.10 maverick? i understand that i need to do some session stuff for it to work with gdm. and i did that stuff that was necessary for ubuntu 10.4 (like adding a /usr/share/sessions/xmonad.desktop entry). but i still *can't* choose xmonad as session/wm at the gdm login screen
[01:04] <darkkrai> I seem to have a slight problem. anything thats on screen seems to have a slight "smudge" towards the right on it http://imgur.com/r4MQl
[01:04] <russjr08> it does the rest
[01:04] <russjr08> ok i got to go
[01:04] <pr> did they change the gdm choose-session-stuff with 10.10?
[01:05] <dschuett> does anyone use ssmtp to send outgoing mail?
[01:05] <pr> i btw did some google research for like 30 minutes, nothing useful turned up (because all the stuff i find relates to versions <= 10.4)
[01:05] <LKM> dschuett what are you trying to do?
[01:06] <tank8465> LKM: nah, i mean, he THREW THEM OUT
[01:06] <tank8465> LKM: and i'm going to take them for my network
[01:06] <LKM> tank8465 lol sounds like the moron I read about that shot his hard drive with a 44 mag
[01:06] <darkkrai> I seem to have a slight problem. anything thats on screen seems to have a slight "smudge" towards the right on it http://imgur.com/r4MQl
[01:07] <tank8465> LKM lol
[01:07] <bobstro> dschuett:  i use ssmtp
[01:07] <dschuett> LKM: I host my own website which has a contact from and i use ssmtp to send to my gmail account. - Now I have a friends website on the same server, and he has a contact from, but i don't want it to say that it is coming from me
[01:07] <dschuett> bobstro: see my probelm below your message
[01:08] <bobstro> dschuett:  offhand, i don't think ssmtp is meant for anything that sophisticated.
[01:08] <Moxy_Merlinspike> gmail is really nice when it comes to setting up IMAP etc with *nix
[01:08] <taffy-nay> hey all, the wifi card in my netbook has stopped working after an update today... and I can't, for the life of me, get the damn thing to work... could someone help me out??
[01:08] <Moxy_Merlinspike> there are a zillion videos on youtube how to set up Ubuntu with gmail
[01:09] <bobstro> dschuett:  there is an option to *not* change from domain, but i'm not sure that'd do what you want.
[01:09] <darkkrai> I seem to have a slight problem. anything thats on screen seems to have a slight "smudge" towards the right on it http://imgur.com/r4MQl
[01:09] <Moxy_Merlinspike> M$ are a bunch of hom... ooops Ill be PC. Not so nice but you can still use hotmail too. Need to use POP3 though
[01:10] <bobstro> darkkrai:  the only thing i can see in those images are rounded corners
[01:10] <enferex> I need to change the NIS Domain name.  Setting `domainname` does not seem to help.
[01:10] <dschuett> bobstro: i agree it is not meant for anything sofisticated...but the problem with sendmail is that it will get rejected
[01:10] <darkkrai> thats weird
[01:11] <bobstro> darkkrai:  the images aren't very big
[01:11] <bobstro> dschuett:  i am a fan of postfix
[01:11] <bobstro> dschuett:  did you try changing the FromLineOverride option?
[01:11] <Moxy_Merlinspike> postfix is not bad true bobstro.
[01:11] <dschuett> bobstro: no...where is that at?
[01:11] <bobstro> dschuett:  in the /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf
[01:12] <darkkrai> well, bobstro could it be a monitor issue?
[01:12] <Chaos2358> I need some help. ever since my recent switch to ubuntu 10.04 my video resolution really sucks how do i get the clarity back?
[01:12] <bobstro> dschuett:  there's also a rewriteDomain option you may want to disable.
[01:12] <henry__> español
[01:12] <bobstro> darkkrai:  digital or analog cable for monitor?
[01:12] <Moxy_Merlinspike> what graphics card you got darkkrai
[01:12] <henry__> español
[01:12] <ovy> can somebody help me pls
[01:13] <henry__> español!
[01:13] <darkkrai> 7600 nvidia gt
[01:13] <Moxy_Merlinspike> are you using blob driver
[01:13] <darkkrai> no
[01:13] <darkkrai> the nvidia driver
[01:13] <henry__> !español!
[01:13] <Chaos2358> que tu neccisito ?
[01:13] <darkkrai> digital with an adapter
[01:13] <henry__> quien habla español
[01:13] <dschuett> bobstro: so then where to i actually set the new from address?
[01:13] <IdleOne> !es | henry__
[01:13] <Moxy_Merlinspike> that card is about 5-6 years old but should not be a problem
[01:13] <Chaos2358> si hable espanol
[01:13] <darkkrai> #ubuntu-es , henry__
[01:13] <Chaos2358> I need some help. ever since my recent switch to ubuntu 10.04 my video resolution really sucks how do i get the clarity back?
[01:14] <dschuett> bobstro: the php header?
[01:14] <bobstro> dschuett:  i believe it'll take whatever you set it to in the actual message. not 100% sure though, and of course, you can't get replies.
[01:14] <ne7work> hello all i need some help how to make this command automatically from root sudo shutdown -r 05:00 ?
[01:14] <Moxy_Merlinspike> darkkrai try using the Nvidia drivers.
[01:14] <bobstro> dschuett:  rfc822 From: methinks
[01:14] <Chaos2358> I need some help. ever since my recent switch to ubuntu 10.04 my video resolution really sucks how do i get the clarity back?
[01:14] <Blue1> Chaos2358: you have tried all the usual things?  System/Preferences/Monitor
[01:14] <blakkheim> !repeat | Chaos2358
[01:14] <ovy> "Error getting file: -6: Not Supported".. how can i get rid of this??
[01:14] <ne7work> hello all, I need some help how to make this command automatically from root sudo shutdown -r 05:00 ?
[01:15] <darkkrai> which one, there are 3
[01:15] <dschuett> bobstro: but it will allow replies to the address i set though, which is what i want...
[01:15] <dschuett> right?
[01:15] <bobstro> ne7work:  sounds like a job for cron
[01:15] <Chaos2358> blakkhein yes i have or i wouldnt have asked
[01:15] <Blue1> ne7work: cron
[01:15] <ne7work> how ?
[01:15] <Moxy_Merlinspike> darkkrai you should see them under System -> Admin. -> hardware
[01:15] <ne7work> what is cron
[01:15] <bobstro> dschuett:  if your mail client (or script) is configured right, i think so.
[01:15] <supremo> at
[01:15] <bobstro> ne7work:  a facility for running timed jobs.
[01:15] <Moxy_Merlinspike> ne7work cron is almost my god.
[01:15] <Moxy_Merlinspike> crontab -e
[01:16] <ne7work> cron is program or what?
[01:16] <Moxy_Merlinspike> and then you can have your computer do things for you automatically at certain times.
[01:16] <Blue1> ne7work: yuppers
[01:16] <Moxy_Merlinspike> Yeah
[01:16] <paissad> hi all, how can i check that a cpu is multithread / multicore in linux (is this enough ? grep -c /proc/cpuinfo)
[01:16] <Moxy_Merlinspike> Just type crontab -e
[01:16] <ovy> Error getting file: -6: Not Supported
[01:16] <bobstro> dschuett:  if FromLineOverride is set to NO, it should simply use what's in the From: header
[01:16] <paissad> i'm writting a script to install mplayer,ffmpeg,mencoder .. but i aim to install mplayer-mt,mencoder-mt instead if the cpu handles it !
[01:16] <supremo> netsurf3: you should go to #bash. nobody uses shell commands on ubuntu
[01:16] <darkkrai> http://imgur.com/oe2Cu.png
[01:16] <darkkrai> theres my current config
[01:16] <Chaos2358> I need some help. ever since my recent switch to ubuntu 10.04 my video resolution really sucks how do i get the clarity back?
[01:17] <ne7work> Moxy_Merlinspike and?
[01:17] <bobstro> supremo:  huh?
[01:17] <blakkheim> supremo: hahah
[01:17] <Blue1> Chaos2358: and I said, have you tried....
[01:17] <Moxy_Merlinspike> darkrai you are going to want to use smplayer with all that too
[01:17] <crankharder> r/part
[01:17] <supremo> netsurf3: it's time to leasve debian
[01:17] <BluesKaj> paissad, no need for a script
[01:17] <ne7work> Moxy_Merlinspike I have to choose between 1-3 ?
[01:17] <BluesKaj> !medibuntu | paissad
[01:17] <darkkrai> ? wut?
[01:17] <dschuett> bobstro: ok, i will give it a try here and see what happens
[01:17] <ovy> "Error getting file: -6: Not Supported"... where can i get some help about this?
[01:17] <randomOfAmber> Chaos2358: did you have to install a driver before?
[01:18] <whereami> what's the difference between "vim-gnome" and "vim-gtk", for a person that just wants gvim?
[01:18] <Chaos2358> Blue1 yes i have
[01:18] <A_New_Server> What's the official ncurse channel?
[01:18] <Chaos2358> randomofamber no it was on my dell installation disc set
[01:18] <bobstro> supremo:  what are you saying?
[01:18] <paissad> BluesKaj, i know there are deb packages for that .. but you don't know what my scripts does ^^ .. my script installs the deb packages ;) ...
[01:18] <Blue1> Chaos2358: what card do you have?  Hint:  lspci | grep VGA
[01:18] <paissad> BluesKaj, so is (grep -c /proc/cpuinfo) enough ?
[01:19] <bobstro> supremo:  did you mean to reply to ne7work ?
[01:19] <randomOfAmber> Chaos2358: oh, well you can check if you need some in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers :)
[01:19] <Moxy_Merlinspike> ne7work you are going to have to look up how to set up times but Ill give you an example of a cron I got
[01:19] <Moxy_Merlinspike> 5 7 * * 0  /var/www/domain1/cgi-bin/sitebackup_weekly.sh
[01:19] <Chaos2358> blue1  VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[01:19] <Chaos2358> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[01:19] <bobstro> Moxy_Merlinspike:  he wants to reboot, so will need root.
[01:19] <BluesKaj> why paissad there's a command at medibuntu which installs the medibuntu repository , then you just sudo apt-get update
[01:20] <Moxy_Merlinspike> that will fire off a script I wrote once a week bobstro
[01:20] <ovy> Error getting file: -6: Not Supported.. anyone, teamviewer?
[01:20] <bobstro> Moxy_Merlinspike:  yes. as your user.
[01:20] <Chaos2358> randomofamber thank you ive already tried all the obvious things
[01:20] <mawst> That's a good hackintosh video card.
[01:20] <mawst> :P
[01:20] <bobstro> Moxy_Merlinspike:  but he wants to do a shutdown.
[01:20] <bobstro> Moxy_Merlinspike:  i'm thinking it'll need to in /etc/cron.d or similar.
[01:20] <paissad> Blue-Omega, oh, my question is just how to know if a cpu core is multithread or not ^^
[01:20] <paissad> BluesKaj,
[01:21] <Blue1> Chaos2358: not fam with that card, let me see what I can find out
[01:21] <randomOfAmber> Chaos2358: hmm, you could download a driver from nvidia.com (if you have an nvidia card) and install that
[01:21] <blakkheim> paissad: grep -i name /proc/cpuinfo | wc -l
[01:21] <Moxy_Merlinspike> just type in lshw and see if ubuntu is picking up your cpu right
[01:21] <blakkheim> paissad: shows how many threads you can use
[01:21] <Chaos2358> blue1 thank you my videos were prestine on windows but since the switch they are terrible
[01:21] <Blue1> !hcl | blue1
[01:22] <Moxy_Merlinspike> LOL I got 13 private msg!!! one sec let me read them
[01:22] <BluesKaj> paissad, I was referring  to your script  to "install mplayer,ffmpeg,mencoder"
[01:23] <Blue1> Chaos2358: yeah hcl says it should be okay.  can you pastebin the following please?  grep -i glx /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[01:23] <Moxy_Merlinspike> ne7work yeah I would use nano
[01:23] <ph3-der-loewe> is there a public web page for ubuntu where I can lookup packages and package descriptions?
[01:23] <Moxy_Merlinspike> that should be the default ne7work
[01:23] <Chaos2358> how do i pastebin?
[01:23] <Blue1> !pastebin | Chaos2358
[01:24] <Moxy_Merlinspike> Chaos2358 in what
[01:24] <supremo> ph3-der-loewe: i only trust the official packages
[01:24] <Moxy_Merlinspike> in nano?
[01:24] <wolfgang99> hello
[01:24] <supremo> ph3-der-loewe: i will use the official packages until 2013
[01:24] <ph3-der-loewe> supremo: how is this a answer to my question, anyway seems I found what I was looking for.
[01:25] <NoobFukaire> FUCK THE STUPID PASSWORD REQUIREMENTS FOR UBUNTU ONE
[01:25] <NoobFukaire> FUCK THE STUPID PASSWORD REQUIREMENTS FOR UBUNTU ONE
[01:25] <NoobFukaire> FUCK THE STUPID PASSWORD REQUIREMENTS FOR UBUNTU ONE
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[01:25] <FloodBot1> NoobFukaire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:25] <wolfgang99> oytv7i45oydy4b
[01:25] <FloodBot1> wolfgang99: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:26] <bobstro> that was rather pathetic
[01:26] <paissad> blakkheim, or just (grep -c /proc/cpuinfo) as i said before ;)
[01:27] <paissad> grep -c processor /proc/cpuinfo *
[01:29] <wolfgang99> :)
[01:29] <Chaos2358> Blue1 any ideas?
[01:30] <Blue1> Chaos2358: where is the pastebin?
[01:30] <Chaos2358> blue1 i put the info in and hit paste
[01:30] <Chaos2358> Blue1 ill try again
[01:30] <Blue1> Chaos2358: right but what is the url?
[01:31] <Chaos2358> oh oops
[01:31] <Chaos2358> Blue1 http://paste.ubuntu.com/505403/
[01:31] <Blue1> Chaos2358: thanks omw (on my way)
[01:31] <Chaos2358> Blue1 sorry never done it before
[01:32] <Blue1> Chaos2358: looke like you are using the stock driver.  If you go go System/Administration/Hardware drivers, it should let you grab the latest driver.
[01:33] <Fezzler> Newbie question.  Does Update Manager update all applications (Ubuntu Studio in particular)
[01:33] <Chaos2358> Blue1 i had already done that but maybe it didnt install i'll try again
[01:33] <benben> Hello all
[01:33] <Blue1> Chaos2358: okay that's about all that I can think of, maybe someone with more experience can help beyond that.
[01:34] <Chaos2358> Blue1 ok thanks for all your help it said that no proprietary drivers were in use
[01:35] <Blue1> Chaos2358: :-(
[01:35] <Blue1> Chaos2358: this is 10.04 right?
[01:35] <benben> I have a problem with tenda (rt2860sta) wireless adapter. Would anyone give me a hint on how to solve it? Appreciated
[01:37] <cdwillis> i just installed the 10.10 rc, does anyone know the package for the global menu applet? it seems to have disappeared
[01:37] <aeon-ltd> !ubuntu+1 | cdwillis
[01:40] <sptnik> somebody knows how do I disable the graphics effects(minimize) on gnome?
[01:41] <tank8465> sptnik: simplest way is to just get rid of compiz, use metacity
[01:41] <sptnik> tank8465, I don't user compiz.
[01:41] <sptnik> pure gnome
[01:42] <sptnik> i wanna disable window minimize efect
[01:42] <tank8465> sptnik: gnome uses compiz by default to organize windows
[01:42] <tank8465> sudo apt-get install ccsm (i think)
[01:43] <tank8465> sptnik: that will give you a GUI for all the gnome effects settings
[01:43] <_schism_> evening all
[01:44] <tank8465> _schizm_ good evening
[01:44] <sptnik> I found.
[01:45] <_schism_> can you buy music through ubuntuone in rhythmbox in 9.10?  I cant seem to find the store in there anywhere and all i can fins in google is that it should be there.
[01:46] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Check to see that your "ubuntu one" plugin is enabled in preferances.
[01:47] <cbleslie> Also. Apparently, I can't spell.
[01:49] <MooshiMuushi> Hey everyone, can someone help me with this networking problem?
[01:49] <_schism_> cbleslie, I dont see an option for it :( I normaly just use my android phone but I want to start sharing some money with my distro
[01:49] <tank8465> MooshiMuushiL whats the problem?
[01:49] <i_am_glick> hey is there a tool to manage encryption certificates?
[01:49] <tank8465> MooshiMuushi: whats the problem?
[01:49] <i_am_glick> like 509 certificates
[01:49] <MooshiMuushi> Wait, I made a thread. I'll post it up.
[01:49] <i_am_glick> and gpg certificates?
[01:50] <_BEAST> x509 ?
[01:50] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[01:50] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, That's the link to the thread I made.
[01:51] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Let me check something. *think* there might be a package for it.
[01:51] <_schism_> cbleslie, thank you so very much
[01:51] <jfarrell> svn man this svn setup is kicking my ass
[01:52] <tank8465> MooshiMuushi: I'm guessing your router/firewall is set at 223.0.0.1, and your wireless AP is set at 223.0.0.2? if that's the case, then theres a collision going on with your IP addresses. manually set a static IP address on the ps3
[01:53] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Click on applications> Accesories > Terminal
[01:53] <MooshiMuushi> The PS3's IP address is set to 223.0.0.2
[01:53] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, The PS3's IP address is set to 223.0.0.2
[01:53] <cbleslie> _schism_:  then type: sudo-apt-get install rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store
[01:53] <DanDare> Hello. I have Win7 and Ubuntu in this computer. I want to wipe GRUB boot loader, how to do it ? I tried old DOS fdisk /mbr but isnt working, probably because NTFS. Any clue ?
[01:53] <tank8465> MooshiMuushi: yep, it's colliding with your wireless access point, those usually take an IP address one spot above the default gateway
[01:54] <tank8465> change it to 223.0.0.3 or 4 or what have you
[01:54] <cbleslie> _schism_: It will ask you for your password. Please enter it. Then Restart Rhythembox
[01:54] <aeon-ltd> DanDare: windows 7 install disk?
[01:54] <tank8465> mooshimuushi: just not .1 or .2
[01:54] <wolfgang99> DanDare, i dont know
[01:54] <tank8465> mooshimuushi or whatever your computer or any other devices on your network are set to
[01:54] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, When I restart the computer. The wireless will still not work.
[01:55] <_schism_> cbleslie, can I use aptitude instead of apt-get? for some reason it is a lot faster on my machine
[01:55] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, Hmm, Ok. Changed it to 192.168.1.10 (PS3)
[01:55] <Viper> Hi. what is the best tool/way to see mem usage?
[01:55] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, 192.168.1.9 (PC).
[01:55] <cbleslie> _schism_:  I don't see why not. As long as your confident in using it.
[01:55] <tank8465> mooshimuushi: see if that works, if not, then idk.
[01:56] <cbleslie> _schism_:  It should be enabled then, if not, open up your "preferances" in rhythembox and check off the Ubuntu One Music Store.
[01:56] <wolfgang99> DanDare, why do you want to wipe the boot loader?
[01:56] <tank8465> and make sure your default gateway/subnet masks/dns is set right
[01:56] <_schism_> cbleslie, thank you .  I am a noob but some tools just seem to work better for me :)
[01:56] <MooshiMuushi> tank8465, Ok then. Thanks tank8465 :)
[01:56] <tank8465> mooshimuushi: anytime
[01:57] <cbleslie> _schism_:  "It takes different strokes."
[01:57] <_schism_> cbleslie,  schism@schismlaptop:~$ sudo aptitude install rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store
[01:57] <_schism_> [sudo] password for schism:
[01:57] <_schism_> Reading package lists... Done
[01:57] <_schism_> Building dependency tree
[01:57] <_schism_> Reading state information... Done
[01:57] <FloodBot1> _schism_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:57] <_schism_> Reading extended state information
[01:57]  * cbleslie dances
[01:57] <DanDare> aeon-ltd, tried yet the win7 install disk but no deal
[01:57] <DanDare> wolfgang99, because i want to remove the ubuntu partition from this laptop
[01:58] <wolfbiker> hey guys, does anyone know how I can match amarok with lastfm so i can scrobble my playings to the site?
[01:59] <cbleslie> _schism_:  How we doing?
[01:59] <wolfgang99> DanDare, well, just boot up Windows 7 and go to Control Panel
[01:59] <DanDare> aeon-ltd, yeah I must use the win install DVD. boot from there,.. maintenance mode then: fixmbr
[02:00] <DanDare> wolfgang99, its possible to do it under control panel? How ?
[02:00] <wolfgang99> DanDare, then click classic view
[02:00] <DanDare> wolfgang99, computer/disk management ?
[02:00] <wolfgang99> DanDare, which is on the left
[02:00] <infid> after editing /etc/apt/sources.list aren't you supposed to 'sudo aptitude restart'? the command isn't working for me
[02:00] <_schism_> cbleslie, didnt work making a pastie of the output
[02:00] <DanDare> ok
[02:00] <wolfgang99> DanDare, then click system
[02:01] <gavin__> Greetings Ubuntu crowd.  I have a possibly-stupid question.
[02:01] <gavin__> Installed 10.4 netbook remix on eee 4g
[02:01] <wolfgang99> DanDare, wait..... actually click Administrative tools
[02:01] <gavin__> aka 701
[02:01] <_schism_> cbleslie,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/505418/
[02:01] <gavin__> I have a 16gb sd card that contains all my user data
[02:01] <skrite_> hey all
[02:01] <cbleslie> _schism_:  So it's actually installed.
[02:01] <gavin__> the 4g only detects the 16gb sd card once in four boot-ups.
[02:02] <wolfgang99> DanDare, then click Computer Disk Management
[02:02] <gavin__> how can I convince netbook remix 10.4 to recognize the sd card every time I boot?
[02:02] <wolfgang99> DanDare, aka Computer management
[02:02] <_schism_> cbleslie, dunno said it failed to find the package I think.  then again maybe my system just hates me today :(
[02:02] <DanDare> wolfgang99, right
[02:02] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Open Rhythem box
[02:02] <wolfgang99> DanDare, then wait for it to load
[02:03] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Click on Edit > Plugins
[02:03] <skrite_> someone reccomend a lightweight keyboard layout switching app i can use with the awesome window manager?
[02:03] <DanDare> wolfgang99, ok its done
[02:03] <_schism_> cbleslie,  I have ubuntuone isnt listed :(
[02:03] <wolfgang99> DanDare, after it loads, right-click on the partition with ubuntu on it
[02:04] <cbleslie> _schism_: So there is no "Ubuntu one Music Store" Correct?
[02:04] <DanDare> wolfgang99, wait. I know how to delete Ubuntu partition. I want to know how to delete GRUB from mbr
[02:04] <wolfgang99> DanDare, then click 'Delete Partition'
[02:04] <wolfgang99> DanDare, ok
[02:04] <DanDare> wolfgang99, anyway, will try win rescue command prompt. Many thanks
[02:05] <jumpstart> hi @ all!
[02:05] <_schism_> cbleslie, correct and I dont see any help in synaptic.  I have all the ubuntuone stuff listed installed\
[02:05] <wolfgang99> DanDare, your welcome. and also, GRUB is in the ubuntu partition
[02:05] <wolfbiker> hello? need help here
[02:05] <upgrdman> i use the system monitor panel applet to monitor my box. is that a similar panel applet for monitoring remote boxes? I have a LAMP server on my LAN that I want to monitor.
[02:05] <skrite_> wolfbiker, whats up?
[02:05] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, yes??
[02:06] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Well, I think this is where my experiance ends. Can anyone else help _schism_ out?!
[02:06] <xXEMO111Xx> I'm curios, if an audio cd is displayed as information about the cd and where each track starts (.cda) in windows, then how come it's a conveniently copyable .wav file in ubuntu? (and ready to convert with OggConvert and un-conveniently needed to re-name to .oga instead of ogg, hehe, lol, I'm drifting away in brackets!)
[02:07] <blakkheim> xXEMO111Xx wow what a nickname
[02:07] <skrite_> _schism_, whats up?
[02:07] <Ken8521> lol
[02:07] <cbleslie> _schism_:  Consider making a post for it in the forum.  make sure your post states that you have it "installed"
[02:07] <etherealite> Why can't I keep dhcp3 from putting dns servers in my resolv.conf? this is my dhclient.conf: send host-name "<hostname>";
[02:07] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, what do u need
[02:07] <etherealite> request subnet-mask, broadcast-address, routers,
[02:07] <skrite_> _schism_, i just got here, what is the problem?
[02:07] <xXEMO111Xx> blakkheim, really?
[02:07] <wolfbiker> does any of you guys know how i can synchronize lastfm with amarok?
[02:07] <cbleslie> skrite_: He has no "Ubuntu One Music Store" in the side panel of RyhythemBox
[02:07] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, no. I dont
[02:08] <wolfbiker> I've tried something but i keep getting this error message
[02:08] <xXEMO111Xx> *sigh* any help?
[02:08] <skrite_> cbleslie, thanks.  _schism_  what ubuntu are you running? Lucid?
[02:08] <_schism_> skrite, trying to buy music through ubuntuone/rythembox in 9.10
[02:08] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, if u ask me, go to channel ##ufbt
[02:08] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, then ask
[02:08] <cbleslie> skrite_:  It is installed via Synapic, but it does not show up in the "plugins" dialouge.
[02:08] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, the people there
[02:09] <wolfgang99> wolfbiker, for help
[02:09] <i_am_glick> hey does evolution support 509 certificates?
[02:09] <i_am_glick> for email encryption?
[02:09] <_schism_> cbleslie, thank you so much for the help. digging through the forums while I am on here. thats why its taking me a bit sometimes to respond which I aplogise for
[02:09] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  not sure exactly what your question is
[02:09] <xXEMO111Xx> I'm curios, if an audio cd is displayed as information about the cd and where each track starts (.cda) in windows, then how come it's a conveniently copyable .wav file in ubuntu? (and ready to convert with OggConvert and un-conveniently needed to re-name to .oga instead of ogg, hehe, lol, I'm drifting away in brackets!)
[02:09] <wolfbiker> wolfgang99, alright thanks
[02:09] <TDJACR> i_am_glick: I believe so.
[02:09] <blakkheim> !repeat > xXEMO111Xx
[02:09] <wolfgang99> i_am_glick>nope
[02:09] <cbleslie> _schism_:  I tried my best. :( Sorry I can't be of more help.
[02:09] <skrite_> cbleslie, _schism_ ok, let me look something up
[02:09] <i_am_glick> wolfgang99, do you know of a unix email client that does?
[02:10] <MooshiMuushi> Can anyone help out here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[02:10] <_schism_> cbleslie, dude the fact you were willing to help means more than actualy finding the answer in a lot of ways.....
[02:10] <_schism_> skrite, thank you so much
[02:10] <TDJACR> i_am_glick: Maybe Thunderbird?
[02:10] <cbleslie> _schism_:  That's what this stuff is all about. Helping people. :)
[02:10] <xXEMO111Xx> damn bot!
[02:10] <wolfgang99> i_am_glick, umm..........
[02:10] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  so are you asking why it's not a wav in windows, or why you have to encode it?
[02:11] <_schism_> cbleslie, I agree and maybe one day I can do the same.  maybe I can become an offical ubuntu cheerleader :)
[02:11] <etherealite> Why can't I keep dhcp3 from putting dns servers in my resolv.conf? this is my dhclient.conf: request subnet-mask, broadcast-address, routers
[02:11] <wolfgang99> i_am_glick, try thunderbird
[02:11] <i_am_glick> yeah i am
[02:11] <xXEMO111Xx> is bobstro a bot too?
[02:11] <i_am_glick> im surprised that evolution doesnt
[02:11] <cbleslie> _schism_:  We can only hope for that day to come. :P
[02:11] <i_am_glick> what the heck?
[02:11] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  no, i am not sure what your question actually is.
[02:12] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  re-pasting the original convoluted question will not help clarify.
[02:12] <skrite_> _schism_, the music store does show up in synaptic? as already being installed?  oh, and what ubuntu version are you using?  lucid?
[02:12] <_schism_> cbleslie, then again I walk around with a 50cd spindle of burned ubuntu cds and hand them out to anyone that will take them :)
[02:12] <xXEMO111Xx> are you a bot?
[02:12] <wolfgang99> i_am_glick, try using windows live mail :)
[02:12] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  are you actually interested in figuring something out?
[02:12] <xXEMO111Xx> yes
[02:12] <_schism_> skrite, 9.10 ummmm never could remeber the code names. and synaptic shows every ubuntuone package installed
[02:13] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  you mentioned several different things in your question, so i'm not sure what to suggest.
[02:13] <wolfgang99> xXEMO111Xx, who?
[02:13] <xXEMO111Xx> HOW MANY BOTS ARE THERE HERE!?!
[02:13] <blakkheim> !caps | xXEMO111Xx
[02:13] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  ubottu IS a bot
[02:13] <wolfgang99> xXEMO111Xx, who are u talking to?
[02:14] <skrite_> xXEMO111Xx, a bazillion, i think. they should get their own channel
[02:14] <MooshiMuushi> Can anyone help out here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[02:14] <RogerBoogie> hello
[02:14] <nogo> they will turn off the bots as soon as you are begining to talk
[02:14] <RogerBoogie> Visual
[02:14] <tank8465> i totally am a bot too.
[02:14] <xXEMO111Xx> is 'skrite' a bot?
[02:14] <tank8465> like. i know robot stuff.
[02:14] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, i think i know
[02:14] <Rotham> Im trying to disable this:  < SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad              	id=11	[slave  pointer  (2)]  >  with this:  " xinput -set-prop 13 “Device Enabled” 0"    and getting tihs error  "property “Device doesn't exist, you need to specify its type and format"  what am I doing wrong?
[02:14] <IdleOne> !ot
[02:14] <cbleslie> MooshiMuushi: have you tried MediaTomb?
[02:14] <MooshiMuushi> skrite, I'm always here :)
[02:15] <blakkheim> xXEMO111Xx: this is an ubuntu support channel, maybe you can take your bot games elsewhere
[02:15] <wolfgang99> Rotham, why?
[02:15] <tank8465> lol xxemo111xx your name is both annoying to type, and you're more paranoid than that time that I mixed mushrooms and coke
[02:15] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  you realize cddb is not the audio file format, right?
[02:15] <johnny77> ok, I was able to remove the grub and boot into windows. Is it hard to fix the partitions?
[02:15] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, when you reboot it does not use  your /etc/network/interfaces ?  disable the gnome applet nm-applet
[02:15] <cbleslie> MooshiMuushi: It streams UPNP
[02:15] <etherealite> OPS BAN HAMMER NOWWWWW!
[02:15] <IdleOne> etherealite: drop the caps please
[02:15] <_BEAST> This is webchat annalist rooms 0_o
[02:15] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  cddb reads the disc layout.
[02:15] <Rotham> because the "disable while typing" doesnt seem to work for me and my touchpad is REALLY annoying me :P
[02:15] <wolfgang99> xXEMO111Xx, hey, guess what?
[02:15] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  it does NOT read id3 tags and such.
[02:15] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_,how do I do that?
[02:15] <RogerBoogie> Visual Effects are switched off or set to none no matter if I change the setting. It won't stick. Every startup same thing. Ubuntu 10.04... how can I make it permanent?
[02:15] <Rotham> wolfgang99..
[02:16] <etherealite> Why can't I keep dhcp3 from putting dns servers in my resolv.conf? this is my dhclient.conf: request subnet-mask, broadcast-address, routers
[02:16] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  so your question is convoluted at best.
[02:16] <MooshiMuushi> cbleslie, Nah, I like my PS3 Media Server :)
[02:16] <Pentium3> Rotham: Do you have a "trackpoint"?
[02:16] <xXEMO111Xx> *sigh*, this is just confusing., I am sorry, bot and non bot.
[02:16] <tank8465> RogerBoogie: uninstall compiz?
[02:16] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, well, first, try to use the nm-applet to set up your network for that computer
[02:16] <wolfgang99> Rotham, o no
[02:16] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  start with wikipedia article on cddb
[02:16] <wolfgang99> QUIT
[02:16] <cbleslie> MooshiMuushi: I would highly reccomend it. You just have to edit 2 lines of code for flawless connectivity.
[02:16] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, i have disabled it before, and used network/interfaces, but it is not the handiest way
[02:16] <|Anthony|> is there a multiseat function native to ubuntu?
[02:16] <RogerBoogie> tank8465, u saying uninstall then reinstall?
[02:16] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  you can encode the files with tags if format support them (e.g. mp3, ogg)
[02:16] <Rotham> pentium3 :  no a touchpad
[02:17] <wolfgang99> bye bye
[02:17] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  but the two are not related in any way.
[02:17] <MooshiMuushi> cbleslie, Ok then. Ill check it out later.
[02:17] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, also, i don't really know how to disable it any easier than removing it
[02:17] <Squarism> where can i find games for ubuntu.. got nothing clear with google
[02:17] <cbleslie> MooshiMuushi: Good times.
[02:17] <RogerBoogie> I'll check it and let ya know... thnks
[02:17] <Pentium3> Rotham: k sorry cant help, if you had one I would suggest going into the CMOS and disable the touchpad and get used to the trackpoint.
[02:17] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Well, we can always re-download it :)
[02:17] <blakkheim> !games | Squarism
[02:17] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  if you can clarify what you are trying to do, or what your intent is, you may get more useful answers.
[02:17] <Pentium3> on another subject..
[02:17] <tank8465> rogerboogie: no, outright get rid of. your WM will fallback to metacity, which is fullfeatured and minimal on the effects
[02:18] <skrite_> sure
[02:18] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, sure
[02:18] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, So how do I open up the nm-manager?
[02:18] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Applet.
[02:18] <RogerBoogie> ic. alright thank you tank8465
[02:18] <Rotham> Pentium3: I have a backup mouse I use most of the time... As I can set it up so a terminal command can turn the touchpad on if I need it then ill be fine... I have no clue what the Cmos is tho :P
[02:18] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, you also may need a couple more lines in what you have posted.
[02:18] <cbleslie> Squarism: check out http://www.playdeb.net/
[02:18] <_schism_> skrite, karmic
[02:19] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Oh? Ok then.
[02:19] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, what desktop are you on?
[02:19] <Pentium3> I just recently got a docking port for my latitude and the first handfull of times I tried to boot it freaked out on me in various ways, it works now but won't play through the docks audio ports to my stereo, it just keeps coming fro the pc's speakers.
[02:19] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Gnome.
[02:19] <Pentium3> And also is the freaking out normmal?
[02:19] <Squarism> blakkheim, cbleslie : thanx
[02:20] <skrite_> ok, Lucid?
[02:20] <etherealite> Why can't I keep dhcp3 from putting dns servers in my resolv.conf? this is my dhclient.conf: request subnet-mask, broadcast-address, routers
[02:20] <Pentium3> Rotham: the CMOS is the setup for the BIOS, it changes how the system acts and is represented to the OS.
[02:21] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Yep.
[02:21] <Rotham> ahh gotcha.. that probably wouldnt work for me then :P
[02:21] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid).
[02:21] <nogo> i don't have efi issues
[02:21] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, ok, do this first, go into your preferences
[02:21] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Yep.
[02:21] <i_am_glick> hmm thunderbird refuses to import my certificate
[02:21] <i_am_glick> saying it cant be verified
[02:21] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Network Connections?
[02:22] <i_am_glick> or may have expired or been revoked
[02:22] <Pentium3> I am having problems with my new docking station, if I could get help I would be very grateful.
[02:22] <i_am_glick> what the hell
[02:22] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, preferences => startup applications and uncheck the network manager
[02:22] <bobstro> etherealite: you want to preserve what you have in resolv.conf?
[02:22] <Chaiwalla> my main PC has Windows XP, my laptop has Xubuntu.  How can I access the files on my XP desktop from my Xubuntu laptop over the wireless network?
[02:22] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Done.
[02:23] <nogo> Chaiwalla: xubuntu is not ubuntu
[02:23] <skrite_> ok, logout and back in
[02:23] <Chaiwalla> I know
[02:23] <blakkheim> Chaiwalla: you can use smb or ftp or http
[02:23] <bobstro> etherealite:  have you read manpage for dhclient.conf?
[02:23] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, I might not get internet...
[02:23] <Chaiwalla> whats smb
[02:23] <xXEMO111Xx> ubottu keeps saying it's not inteligent, and whenever I re-phrase my question to 'why is', it sends an edit request and compliments my eye for detail.
[02:23] <blakkheim> Chaiwalla: samba
[02:24] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  you seem to want to fight bots. are you still working on the cd issue?
[02:24] <nogo> Chaiwalla: smb is a dagerous thing which i removed at the beginning
[02:24] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, right, you might have to turn it back on to get internet, we want to see if your network device is ok with your config file in /etc/network/interfaces
[02:24] <bobstro> nogo:  huh?
[02:24] <rodrigo> hello, someone could use Skype for voice calls, and to be heard?
[02:24] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, wait
[02:24] <xXEMO111Xx> yes and for this question, it is apparent I need a human.
[02:24] <skrite_> Mohero, still here?
[02:24] <Pentium3> I am having problems with my new docking station, if I could get help I would be very grateful.
[02:24] <collosi> nogo: why is smb dangerous?
[02:24] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Hm?
[02:24] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, still here?
[02:25] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Right here.
[02:25] <skrite_> have you tried setting a static ip with the network manager?
[02:25] <scribawf> any suggestions for app similar to mklivecd or mylivecd in Ubuntu?
[02:25] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  you are trying to relate two things which are not related. cddb has nothing to do with audio file format.
[02:25] <wolfgang99> can anyone help me on getting internet explorer?
[02:25] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  so what are you actually trying to do?
[02:25] <xXEMO111Xx> any humans out there?!?
[02:25] <IdleOne> !windows | wolfgang99
[02:25] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  there are trolls apparently.
[02:25] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, What do you mean by "tried setting a static ip with the network manager"?
[02:26] <IdleOne> xXEMO111Xx: I am going to ask you to stop asking ubottu questions, it's a bot it won't answer you. I am also going to ask that if you actually want help then answer bobstro because he seems to want to help.
[02:26] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, well, in your forum post, you have a couple of lines that would configure your computer to have a static ip  192.168.1.10
[02:26] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, right?
[02:26] <xXEMO111Xx> I will now attempt to make my question more 'robot friendly'. okay.
[02:27] <bobstro> xXEMO111Xx:  we'll settle for coherent, but yes please :)
[02:27] <etherealite> bobstro Yes I've poured over it and yet somethingas simple as what I'm trying to do isn't working
[02:27] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, My computer has a static IP address o 192.168.1.9
[02:27] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, of*
[02:27] <bobstro> etherealite:  are you trying to preserve settings, or just keep them from being added?
[02:27] <siddhion> hi. i got a problem. after Windows Vista Updater downloaded a set of new updates I restarted my laptop like usual. When I restart I am presented with the option to boot from Ubuntu 10.04 and also Windows Recovery Mode which gets me back into Vista. Since the updates were downlaoded I no longer see the Windows Recovery Mode boot option. How come this happened?
[02:27] <Pentium3> I am having problems with my new docking station, if I could get help I would be very grateful.
[02:28] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, [NOTE]
[02:28] <MooshiMuushi> The PS3's IP Address is 192.168.1.10
[02:28] <MooshiMuushi> THE PC's IP Address is 192.168.1.9
[02:28] <etherealite> bobstro I want to use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as my name servers not what dhcp gives me.
[02:28] <bobstro> etherealite:  did you try prepend? or supersede?
[02:28] <RogerBoogie> ok, I uninstalled compiz but now unable to change visual settings ( I did change setting metacity to something else while trying to get the look of gnome-shell working but forgot where to go to make change)
[02:28] <collosi> siddhion:  so, you can't log into Vista anymore?
[02:29] <bobstro> etherealite:  also, is resolvconf package installed?
[02:29] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, so how did you set the static ip up?
[02:29] <etherealite> bobstro they'll prepbend for like a few hours then go to the bottom of the list.
[02:29] <xXEMO111Xx> bobstro, please pm me.
[02:29] <siddhion> I should also mention that I have the option to enter command line mode with GRUB. I guess that is the only way to solve this but I have no idea how.
[02:29] <etherealite> bobstro resolvconf is not installed.
[02:29] <siddhion> Collosi right. there is no Windows Recovery Mode option which was the way I always got back to Vista
[02:30] <bobstro> etherealite:  ok. it can change the game
[02:30] <collosi> siddhion:  you can boot up ubuntu and configure your grub with the right settings
[02:30] <etherealite> bobstro well can it change the game for the better? Its fccsking ridiculuous that this is so hard.
[02:30] <CameronH> Well i want to dual boot vista/ubuntu. I have backed everything up and got a live cd. I defragged windows last night but i still cant shrink the vista partition much yet i have ~50gb free space. I have been told i can do the shrink for the ubuntu partition within the installer on the cd. Is this how i should do it?
[02:30] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi,  ok, i want you to post the output of  cat /etc/network/interfaces   and  sudo ifconfig    dont paste here use this service http://pastebin.com/
[02:30] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, I setted the PS3's ip address as 192.168.1.10. I then setted up the PC's (wired) ip adddress as 192.168.1.10. I then set up the wireless to gets its own ip address.
[02:31] <lacrymology> is there a way I can map a keyboard shortcut to cycle between keyboard layouts?
[02:31] <MooshiMuushi> !paste
[02:31] <siddhion> collosi Ok I know how to get into GRUB. I just do not know what commands to type in. Any ideas?
[02:31] <bobstro> etherealite:  yeah, i do agree to a point. the information is buried. and the answer depends on what's breaking it.
[02:31] <jmigel> hi there
[02:31] <AkhlD> i need a video converter for my ubuntu
[02:31] <bobstro> etherealite:  i found resolvconf more annoying to be honest.
[02:31] <AkhlD> :D
[02:31] <jpmh> I am running from a flash drive /dev/sdb1 - live session - how do I write to it, it won't let me mount it
[02:32] <RogerBoogie> mp4ize for a video converter
[02:32] <AkhlD> RogerBoogie, thanks :)
[02:32] <collosi> siddhion: what version of grub do you have?
[02:32] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/505431/
[02:32] <collosi> siddhion: what ubuntu version are you running?
[02:32] <AkhlD> RogerBoogie, where can i get this "mp4ize"
[02:33] <mkquist_> AkhlD: what kind of video do you want to convert?
[02:33] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Ethernet cable not connected.
[02:33] <AkhlD> i need to convert an avi file to mtv format
[02:33] <RogerBoogie> google it... gives good instructions. I cant right now... dont have the minimize, close buttons & limited to actions
[02:33] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, AVIdemux
[02:33] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, and you are trying to get the wireless to work?
[02:33] <AkhlD> ok MooshiMuushi :)
[02:34] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, sudo apt-get install avidemux
[02:34] <siddhion> collosi I have Ubuntu 10.04. I am not sure what version of GRUB I have.
[02:34] <AkhlD> MooshiMuushi, yeah im installin it frm the synaptic package manager
[02:34] <collosi> siddhion:  you will have to edit your /etc/default/grub file
[02:35] <siddhion> collosi ok. I will access that file now. What should I type into it?
[02:35] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Yes, but whenever I restart the computer with the settings that my friend gave me. The network manager applet will go away. Therefore , leaving me with no wireless internet :)
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> !grub2
[02:35] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, according to what you posted, you have an ip address on the wireless.  try to ping the router.   ping -c 3 192.168.1.1
[02:35] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, AH i see
[02:35] <skrite_> sorry
[02:35] <collosi> siddhion: if you are confused try installing startupmanager -- sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[02:36] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, so you want the wireless to work when you restart the computer?
[02:36] <AkhlD> MooshiMuushi, it says "W: Failed to fetch http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/a/avidemux/libavidemux0_2.5.2-0ubuntu3_i386.deb"
[02:36] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Correct!
[02:36] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, ok, give me a second
[02:36] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, Then use the code I gave you in teminal.
[02:36] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Ok.
[02:37] <AkhlD> MooshiMuushi, ok :)
[02:37] <siddhion> collosi ok
[02:37] <sybariten> Hi, i'm trying to chmod 777 /mnt/sdb1/ but i really cant see it take effect . Any suggestions?
[02:37] <AkhlD> MooshiMuushi, it says the same error
[02:38] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, Odd! Give me a second.
[02:38] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, do you need the wireless to be a static ip address?
[02:38] <sybariten> the drive is     drwxrwx---  7 root floppy 32768 1970-01-01 00:00 sdb1
[02:38] <AkhlD> MooshiMuushi, take your time :)
[02:38] <chrissharp123> AkhlD: do 'sudo apt-get update' and try again
[02:38] <AkhlD> k
[02:38] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Well, It can be changed, but I just hope it connects to the router.
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  and what filesystem is on the drive?
[02:39] <CameronH> Well i want to dual boot vista/ubuntu. I have backed everything up and got a live cd. I defragged windows last night but i still cant shrink the vista partition much yet i have ~50gb free space. I have been told i can do the shrink for the ubuntu partition within the installer on the cd. Is this how i should do it? Yes no?
[02:39] <CameronH> Btw am nub
[02:39] <sybariten> Dr_Willis: AFA i can see, its vfat
[02:39] <collosi> siddhion:  take a look at this article it could help http://linuxers.org/howto/how-configure-grub2-ubuntu-910
[02:39] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/i386/avidemux/download
[02:40] <siddhion> collosi I just started 'startupmanager' and got this message 'An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for startupmanager. Some of your configuration settings may not work properly.'
[02:40] <chrissharp123> CameronH: 50 GB should be plenty for Ubuntu
[02:40] <AkhlD> ok MooshiMuushi
[02:40] <AkhlD> The webpage at http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/i386/avidemux/download might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
[02:40] <AkhlD> :-/
[02:40] <aegis> Hi all...  I'm restoring my server after having to rebuild my RAID array...  I was wondering if anyone could direct me to information for ensuring that GRUB2 will recognize my new mdadm RAID array as well as what I need to do to update mdadm on the system.
[02:40] <AkhlD> it works now hehe
[02:40] <CameronH> chrissharp123: yes thanks, im just wondering if thats how i should go about doing it
[02:40] <sybariten> Dr_Willis:    /dev/sdb1               1       60800   488375968+   c  W95 FAT32 (LBA)
[02:40] <mkquist_> MooshiMuushi: does avidemux support that file type?
[02:41] <MooshiMuushi> mkquist_, Avi? Yes! Of course!
[02:41] <step21> so ... how is everybody liking 10.10 rc so far?
[02:41] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, ok. we are going to try something.  put this in /etc/network/interfaces  http://paste.ubuntu.com/505438/  leave the network manager disabled in startup apps and restart ( i think only log out and back in)
[02:41] <mkquist_> MooshiMuushi: lol... nice
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  you set the permissions and ownership of vfat/ntfs when you mount them. Nor afterwards.
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  You need the proper uid/gid/umask/dmask  options when mounting.
[02:41] <chrissharp123> CameronH: yes - you should be able to shrink it more with the installer or with gparted, which should be a program included on the live CD
[02:41] <sybariten> Dr_Willis: Eh, hm!!
[02:42] <uLinux> ei guys
[02:42] <sybariten> Dr_Willis: might it be that i'm trying to chmod now, afterwards then? Should i unmount and do the 777 first?
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  the ntfs-config tool can tweak the defaults also. for vfat and ntfs
[02:42] <AkhlD> MooshiMuushi, it says "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libartsc0 (>= 1.5.2-0)"
[02:42] <sybariten> okay
[02:42] <CameronH> ok will try
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  No.... you SET it WHEN you mount..
[02:42] <siddhion> collosi here is the whole error http://pastie.org/1197614
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  you dont chmod/chown ntfs/vfat at all
[02:42] <chrissharp123> CameronH: just know that it might write over some Vista files if you do it, but you can repair Vista with the Vista install/recovery CD
[02:42] <uLinux> im trying to play a bluray using mplayer (terminal).. it plays the audio but the video doesnt show up.. i have gnome mplayer installed too
[02:42] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Give me a second.
[02:42] <CameronH> chrissharp123 ohok
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> !blueray
[02:43] <etherealite> Attention makers of dhcp3 you can go to hell.
[02:43] <uLinux> !bluray
[02:43] <collosi> siddhion:  did you try running it with sudo
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> Ive never had a Blueray to even try on linux, or anywhere else :)
[02:43] <sybariten> Dr_Willis: ok, but... wait.. the mount point i make, isnt on vfat i think
[02:43] <uLinux> Dr_Willis: you can download a demo torrent made by x264 guys
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> sybariten:  mount point's permissions dont matter.. they are ignired once you actually mount somthing to it.
[02:43] <collosi> siddhion:  open a terminal and type this #sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[02:44] <sybariten> Dr_Willis: ah! i see ... merci
[02:44] <collosi> siddhion:  can you see where your windows partion is located?
[02:44] <hanasaki> which package has the calc from applications/accessories
[02:44] <hanasaki> ?
[02:44] <uLinux> Dr_Willis: I can play it with VLC and lxBDPlayer but following this guide i cant https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD
[02:44] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, What version are you using?
[02:45] <MooshiMuushi> AkhlD, Brb.
[02:45] <AkhlD> Linux akhldz 2.6.32-24-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 16 14:17:33 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:45] <AkhlD> tyt
[02:45] <siddhion> collosi ok I see a HPFS/NTFS system under /dev/sda2
[02:46] <siddhion> collosi I also 3 linuxs , one is a Linux swap / Solaris
[02:46]  * G0di- is away: Freenode Rules!!
[02:46] <collosi> siddhion: type this # sudo chmod a+x /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[02:46] <chrissharp123> hanasaki: it's called gcalctool
[02:46] <hanasaki> thanksw
[02:46] <collosi> you should see an empty nano file open
[02:47] <hanasaki> chrissharp123: is there a package that will install all those standard accessories?
[02:47] <collosi> siddhion:  follow these instructions http://erickoo.wordpress.com/2009/06/14/how-to-add-vista-partition-to-grub-2-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/
[02:47] <chrissharp123> hanasaki: as far as I know, it comes with ubuntu-desktop
[02:47] <siddhion> collosi ok I got siddhion@siddhion-laptop:~$ sudo chmod a+x /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[02:47] <siddhion> chmod: cannot access `/etc/grub.d/11_Windows': No such file or directory
[02:47] <chrissharp123> hanasaki: it's packaged with GNOME
[02:48] <i_am_glick> i cant import a privately signed certificate
[02:48] <i_am_glick> it refuses to import
[02:48] <i_am_glick> what the heck, isnt there a way to override?
[02:48] <collosi> siddhion:  Im sorry I gave you the wrong command this is the correct one: http://erickoo.wordpress.com/2009/06/14/how-to-add-vista-partition-to-grub-2-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/
[02:49] <collosi> siddhion: # sudo nano /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[02:49] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Nope :D
[02:49] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Still didn't connect to the internet.
[02:50] <sybariten> Dr_Willis: i used this page now - have to admit that i just sloppily googled for this, without trying to understand all details. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions  ctrl-f "solid example". It didnt give any better results, but do you think its a good starting point?
[02:50] <sybariten> i mean, do i want to tweak this line
[02:50] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Skrite?
[02:50] <collosi> siddhion: remember that your partition is located in /dev/sda2 and not /dev/sda
[02:50] <collosi> /dev/sda1
[02:50] <siddhion> collosi ok.
[02:51] <sark666> haven't updated my box for a bit. it's running 9.10. trying to get mythfrontend and pulseaudio to work together
[02:51] <siddhion> collosi but why do I need to worry about that?
[02:52] <sark666> or have pulse get out of the way gracefully
[02:52] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Are you there?
[02:53] <siddhion> collosi also do I need to include the EOF in there?
[02:53] <collosi> siddhion:  because you need to configure your "set root=" correctly
[02:53] <darso> hi there guys
[02:53] <darso> i just installed xchat for the hell of it
[02:53] <adam_> I'm looking for a game that used to be included with previous versions of Ubuntu. It's basically a screen full of balls of different color and the player selects groups of balls of the same color which subsequently disappear.
[02:53] <Vbitz> i am using ircII
[02:53] <darso> im trippin bad on mushies
[02:53] <collosi> siddhion: I would, even though it just stands for end of file
[02:53] <w1n5ton5> http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm?page=1
[02:53] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, ???
[02:54] <uLinux> can't open '/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon0/temp2_input'  Why hwmon entries change after a restart?
[02:54] <w1n5ton5> Is this guide up to date?
[02:54] <collosi> siddhion: it's obvious that is the end of file
[02:54] <w1n5ton5> Will it work with 10.04?
[02:54] <Vbitz> send
[02:54] <siddhion> collosi right i think i should leave it
[02:54] <Vbitz> help
[02:55] <collosi> siddhion:  make sure you have "set root=(hd0,2)
[02:55] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Skrite. Are you there?!?!
[02:55] <siddhion> collosi I am getting confused on the part where he talks about GRUB and changing that line if you have GRUB 2.
[02:55] <collosi> siddhion:  sorry, Im not to familiar with grub2 and it is alot different from the original grub
[02:56] <siddhion> collosi but how do I check what version of grub I have?
[02:56] <MooshiMuushi> skrite, Are you there?
[02:57] <collosi> siddhion:  I believe grub2 comes installed by default on ubuntu 10.04
[02:57] <collosi> siddhion:  you have grub2
[02:57] <siddhion> collosi hmm ok. it is weird because when I type grub into Terminal it says The program 'grub' is currently not installed.
[02:58] <w1n5ton5> nvm
[02:58] <w1n5ton5> I found a guide
[02:58] <siddhion> collosi how is that even possible.
[02:58] <siddhion> collosi should I install Grub?
[02:58] <plwert_> is there a way to install packages as a non-root user? I want to do dev work that requires a bunch of libraries, and although I could technically download each one individually and compile them to ~/local, it seems like apt-get should have something for this...
[02:59] <collosi> siddhion:  huh?  how can you not have grub?  did you change to lilo or something?
[02:59] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, here, sorry
[02:59] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, stepped out a bit, how'd it go?
[02:59] <siddhion> collosi lilo? I doubt it. I have no idea how this happened.
[02:59] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Not good at all :D
[03:00] <skrite_> hell, sorry
[03:00] <skrite_> ok...
[03:00] <collosi> siddhion:  ok, did create the 11_windows file already?
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> 'sudo update-grub' should install grub if its on the system...
[03:00] <siddhion> collosi I guess lilo is another way to load ubuntu.
[03:00] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, I didn't connect to the internet.
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> LILO i dont think works very well with ubuntu these days.
[03:00] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, ok, checking
[03:00] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Just ot let you know, the ethernet cable is not connected.
[03:00] <collosi> siddhion: I seriously doubt you are using lilo, since grub2 is the default boot loader in ubunut 10.04
[03:00] <siddhion> collosi yes it is created but I still dont know what to do with that one line
[03:00] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, to*
[03:01] <collosi> siddhion:  once you create that file type this  # sudo nano /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[03:01] <collosi> siddion:  oops i meant this  # sudo chmod a+x /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[03:01] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, ok
[03:01] <uLinux> im having another issue: after unmouting ISO from loop Nautilus still shows a ISO Drive. it only disappears if I restart "Error mounting: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0"
[03:01] <tejaishot> how can i install flash cs3 in ubuntu
[03:02] <tejaishot> anyone pls help me
[03:02] <siddhion> collosi lost you. can you retype last line
[03:02] <collosi> siddhion: your windows is located in /dev/sda2, so your line will look like this root=(hd0,2)
[03:02] <_schism_> skrite, could my ubuntone issue be that I am on 9.10 instead of 10.04?
[03:03] <collosi> siddhion:  after the 11_windows file is created and you set your root like I stated above, you will type in the following command  # sudo chmod a+x /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> uLinux:  theres some 'archive mounter' tool ive seen on my Right click menus that automate the mounting of ISO files.  Been using that lately
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> uLinux:  that error seems to say you are trying to Mount it.. not unmount it.
[03:04] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, is your gateway 192.168.1.1 ?
[03:04] <uLinux> Dr_Willis: yeah but it doesnt go away
[03:04] <uLinux> Dr_Willis: ill take a screenshot
[03:05] <siddhion> collosi ok I just entered 'sudo chmod a+x /etc/grub.d/11_Windows'
[03:05] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Ues in general. No for setting.
[03:05] <siddhion> collosi so next I go 'sudo update-grub'?
[03:06] <collosi> siddhion:  yes
[03:06] <kazoo> Hi, i just installed mythwebtv but not sure on how to use it.
[03:06] <uLinux> now it's gone
[03:06] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, what do you get if you  do this    ping -c 3 192.168.1.1 ?
[03:06] <siddhion> collosi looks good, it just said it found Windows Recovery Environment (loader)
[03:06] <collosi> siddhion:  Also, remember if you copied the exact same lines as the site, your entry in grub will state "Windows 7"
[03:07] <MooshiMuushi> !paste
[03:07] <siddhion> collosi right on. thanks for the heads up
[03:07] <collosi> siddhion:  if you change the the menuentry to "Vista" and run the #sudo update-grub again it will change this for you
[03:07] <MooshiMuushi> skrite, http://paste.ubuntu.com/505447/
[03:07] <collosi> siddhion:  reboot and hopefully all goes well
[03:07] <siddhion> collosi ok cool so do i need to do 'sudo reboot' ?
[03:08] <collosi> siddhion:  if you'd like, or you can just reboot from the menu, either way will work
[03:08] <b43er> Anyone else having trouble with Broadcom 4318 wireless and 10.10 RC?  My connection keeps dropping.
[03:08] <kazoo> any idea's on how to fix that?
[03:09] <Ryen> !10.10 b43er
[03:09] <Ryen> !10.10 | b43er
[03:09] <kazoo> !mythwebtv
[03:09] <susanowo> b43er: broadcom cards are not very friendly to linux
[03:09] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, replace your wlan0 stuff with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/505449/  then   do sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:10] <susanowo> darn, I was just about to suggest something to him, too
[03:10] <_schism_> if I upgrade to 10.04 from 9.10 can I roll back if I have to?
[03:10] <edbian> _schism_, nope.
[03:10] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Ok.
[03:11] <_schism_> edbian, thank you sir. least I have people here to save me if I fry something ;)
[03:12] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Do I paste this over the "auto lo"
[03:12] <MooshiMuushi> ?
[03:12] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, ?
[03:12] <w1n5ton5> Can someone help me?
[03:12] <edbian> _schism_, You won't fry anything :)
[03:12] <MooshiMuushi> w1n5ton5, Don't ask, say it. Someone will help.
[03:13] <w1n5ton5> Let's say I copy all the files off a drive
[03:13] <_schism_> edbian, well I took  my media machine from 9.04 to 10.04 and ended up having to wipe it and reinstall.  hopefully this one wont be that painful....
[03:13] <w1n5ton5> Onto an identical drive
[03:13] <w1n5ton5> would it boot and be the same as the original?
[03:13] <_schism_> edbian, and to think all this just to give ubuntu some money from ubuntuone music :)
[03:13] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Do I paste this over "auto lo"?
[03:13] <susanowo> w1n5ton5: to do that I would suggest imaging the disk or partition of the system you are copying
[03:14] <w1n5ton5> how do I image it?
[03:14] <edbian> _schism_, Don't you hate it when that happens?  If it's any consolation, it is almost never so far gone that you have to re-install.  The problem is not with the system it's with the expertise of the user.
[03:14] <susanowo> partimage
[03:14] <collosi> w1n5ton:  yes, imaging would be the best
[03:14] <w1n5ton5> sudo partimage?
[03:14] <kazoo> fuck this, i'm going back to apache.
[03:14] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, no, leave the auto lo
[03:14] <susanowo> I believe you would have to download it
[03:14] <skrite_> also leave the loopback liine
[03:14] <susanowo> so sudo aptitude install partimage
[03:14] <w1n5ton5> got it
[03:15] <w1n5ton5> thanks
[03:15] <susanowo> actually, you'll have to do it from a livecd or another system, as you cannot do it while booted into the drive
[03:15] <susanowo> np
[03:15] <w1n5ton5> lol okay
[03:15] <_schism_> edbian, I know its me and my noobness.  for my media machine I was leaving to go out of town for a week so I had to go fast and not able to dig deep and learn :(
[03:15] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Private dialog.
[03:15] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, the fact that you could get a response on 192.168.1.1 means it is likely your router
[03:15] <edbian> _schism_, Well if you have any problems you know where to ask!
[03:16] <_schism_> edbian, and you dont know how good that makes me feel to leave windoze behind :)
[03:16] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Why am I changing my IP address.
[03:16] <MooshiMuushi> ?
[03:17] <Squarism> to bad there aint not much of a gaming scene on linux
[03:17] <vader> Evening all.
[03:17] <_schism_> edbian, is it better to use the gui thingie for a dist upgrade or aptitude?
[03:17] <edbian> _schism_, makes no difference.
[03:18] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, each of your network interfaces have an ip address, we are leaving the wired one the number it is,
[03:18] <_schism_> edbian, is one faster?
[03:19] <edbian> _schism_, No.  You might learn more from using aptitude?
[03:20] <_schism_> edbian, ok I actualy like aptitude better.  ncurses and the like just seem to click with me.
[03:20] <edbian> _schism_, excellent :)
[03:20] <_schism_> edbian, c64 ftw ;)
[03:21] <MooshiMuushi2> skrite_, ?
[03:22] <mamece2> hello, i just intalled BT4 and the grub got damaged, now i cant start ubuntu nor BT4, i will completly format my HD to install ubuntu, how can i do this?
[03:22] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, ?
[03:22] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, brb.
[03:23] <mamece2> rite now i have ntfs partition and ext4, how can i installa just ubuntu and bT4 in my HD?
[03:25] <collosi> mamece2:  just install bt4 over windows
[03:25] <mamece2> do u think that will work? first BT4 and then ubuntu?
[03:25] <Chaos2358> hey i accidentlly removed the audio control from my top toolbar and cant find it to put it back. can someone help
[03:25] <mamece2> they have different kernel version
[03:26] <collosi> mamece2:  do you want to keep your current installation of ubuntu?
[03:26] <collosi> mamece2:  You can have both installed no problem, you can even share the swap I believe if you so desire
[03:27] <mamece2> collosi i wanted to shrink windows partition and augment the ubuntu one
[03:27] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, You there?
[03:27] <collosi> mamece2:  I though you wanted to only have bt4 and ubuntu?
[03:27] <Its-me-again> anyone here use sound juicer
[03:28] <collosi> mamece2:  you want to resize your NTFS partions and increase your linux one correct?
[03:28] <mamece2> collosi, is taht possible?
[03:29] <susanowo> mamece2: yes.  you could use gparted or gnu parted.
[03:29] <Celtibero> Hello
[03:29] <susanowo> or fdisk if you so desired
[03:29] <collosi> mamece2: sure, but I dont know how safe it is, I havent resized a windows partion in many years
[03:29] <Celtibero> When will Ubuntu 10 be released?
[03:29] <susanowo> I recently resized a windows partition
[03:29] <Its-me-again> i want to edit the track titles i cant in soundjuicer
[03:29] <collosi> mamece2:  use gparted
[03:29] <susanowo> the only issue you have is possibly messing up grub
[03:29] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, here
[03:30] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Welcome Back.
[03:30] <mamece2> gparted from live cd doesnt work
[03:30] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, what did yu get
[03:30] <Celtibero> The counter of the site doesn't show how much time remains...
[03:30] <collosi> mamece2:  then install it on ubuntu
[03:30] <Celtibero> At least in my case...
[03:30] <susanowo> mamece2: then try parted in a terminal from a livecd
[03:30] <collosi> mamece2:  you do have a dual boot already right?
[03:31] <mamece2> i booted an ubuntu live cd, they start gparted and i cant unmount nor resize, the option is shaded, dont work
[03:31] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, When I entered in the code for the network thingy. The terminal said that the file wasn't located.
[03:31] <mamece2> rite know i have grub 1.5 i cannot start unbuntu (3 kernel) nor bt4 :(
[03:31] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, When I disabled the Network Manager and restarted the computer with the code you gave me. It didn't connect to the internet.
[03:32] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Am I doing something wrong o.o?
[03:32] <susanowo> you may wish to resize the ntfs drive and reinstall ubuntu
[03:32] <susanowo> on the newly resized partition.
[03:32] <mamece2> susanowo i cant resize the ntfs drive
[03:32] <susanowo> not even from inside windows?
[03:32] <skrite_> you should not have to restart the computer, just the network   with the sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:32] <mamece2> what kind of files do ubuntu and bt4 needs? i will start from scratch
[03:33] <collosi> mamece2:  why can't you mount the partition?
[03:33] <yerko> ola
[03:33] <MooshiMuushi> download gparted live cd, restart the computer and insert the disc in. From there you can do whatever you want. Hit apply and your done.
[03:33] <susanowo> mamece2: are you just trying gparted to umount it? have you tried sudo umount?
[03:33] <MooshiMuushi> Resizing the harddrive that is.
[03:33] <skrite_> MooshiMuushi, if you restart the network again, try to ping the router again ping -c 3 192.168.1.1
[03:34] <mamece2> susanowo i have not tryed sudo unmount
[03:36] <Celtibero> Does anybody know when Ubuntu 10 will be released?
[03:36] <uLinux> ubottu:
[03:36] <tieinv> Celtibero,  oct 10
[03:36] <Ryen> !10.10 | Celtibero
[03:36] <uLinux> !bot
[03:37] <Celtibero> Thank you very much
[03:37] <Celtibero> Will that one be the final version, or another beta version?
[03:37] <Ryen> Celtibero: That will be the RC.
[03:38] <Celtibero> Ryen What does that mean? (Sorry)
[03:38] <Celtibero> Release candidate?
[03:38] <Ryen> Celtibero: Yes.
[03:38] <Ryen> Celtibero: That is out right now, which means that it will be the real version. The one that should have most of the bugs fixed.
[03:38] <etzerd> hello all
[03:39] <uLinux> ei
[03:39] <Celtibero> Ryen Are you already using it?
[03:39] <etzerd> when the new Gnome version will be out?
[03:39] <Ryen> Celtibero: No I will not be upgrading to 10.10, because there is no use for me.
[03:40] <infid> how can i get emailed when a failed ssh login occurs?
[03:40] <tieinv> cel
[03:40] <tieinv> Celtibero,  rc  Thu Sep 30 18:46:26 BST 2010
[03:41] <uLinux> !what
[03:41] <Celtibero> tieinv I don't understand, has the Release Candidate version already been released?
[03:41] <MooshiMuushi> skrite, ?
[03:42] <tieinv> Celtibero,  yes
[03:43] <Celtibero> Ok, the counter that shows the days left for the release works now... My question is: What version will be released in 6 days time?
[03:43] <andonii> .
[03:44] <Flyingwatermelon> how do i install thunderbird on ubuntu?
[03:44] <Celtibero> Has anyone tried RC already?
[03:44] <collosi> infid:  maybe setup a cronjob and make a script?
[03:44] <Ryen> !10.10 | Celtibero
[03:45] <MooshiMuushi> Flyingwatermelon, sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[03:45] <Viper> Did you look in Ubuntu Software Center?
[03:45] <MooshiMuushi> Flyingwatermelon, enter that in to the terminal.
[03:45] <Celtibero> Ok
[03:45] <gnubuntu> 42!
[03:45] <MooshiMuushi> gnubuntu, Is not the meaning of life.
[03:45] <Celtibero> I assume next Sunday will be released the full operating version, without bugs... Am I right?
[03:46] <collosi> Flyingwatermelon:  have you tried #sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[03:46] <mamece2> guys in the bt4 channel are such a jerks.. no offense
[03:46] <Celtibero> Or should I say "without known bugs"?
[03:46] <mamece2> what the best file system for ubuntu/bt4 ?
[03:46] <Flyingwatermelon> collosi,  yes
[03:46] <MooshiMuushi> Celtibero, Are you talking about Ubuntu 10.10?
[03:46] <Celtibero> Yes
[03:47] <Flyingwatermelon> Collosi, says resource temporarily unavailable
[03:48] <Celtibero> Does any of you know something about Playonlinux?
[03:48] <MooshiMuushi> Flyingwatermelon, My computer installed it just fine.
[03:48] <collosi> Flyingwatermelon:  are you updating?
[03:48] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, You there?
[03:49] <collosi> Flyingwatermelon: make sure update manager and the software center are running
[03:49] <MooshiMuushi> Heard about it. Never used it. PLayonLinux.
[03:49] <uLinux> !xmbc
[03:49] <collosi> Flyingwatermelon: *are not running
[03:49] <uLinux> !xbmc
[03:49] <Celtibero> And another question... Why does the Ubuntu site suggest me to download a 32bit operating system, instead of a 64bit one? My processor is 64bit capable... I don't really understand this...
[03:50] <Flyingwatermelon> collosi, i am updating that must be the problem then MooshiMuushi
[03:50] <gvsa123> quick question... if i'm going to transfer music files from nautilus to my iphone 4, in which folder should i transer them to?
[03:50] <ZykoticK9> Could someone else confirm a bug with prboom on i386?  According to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/prboom/+bug/375498 it should be fixed, but on i386 I'm getting the Signal 8 shortly after starting the game (on my 64bit box, no such issue - as stated in bug; also the Debian package works fine - also as stated in bug)
[03:50] <Celtibero> MooshiMuushi Which Ubuntu version are you currently operating with?
[03:50] <MooshiMuushi> Celtibero, Ultimate Edition Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid).
[03:51] <infid> what do i have to do to be able to make this work: echo 'foo' | mail -s 'test' infid@gmail.com ?
[03:51] <mamece2> what file system do u use? ext4 or reiiserfs?
[03:51] <collosi> Flyingwatermelon: Yup, just wait and install via terminal or software center
[03:51] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, Are you there?
[03:51] <Celtibero> MooshiMuushi Why do they suggest me to download and install a 32bit Ubuntu, instead of a 64bit one?
[03:52] <collosi> infid:  you writing a script?
[03:52] <Celtibero> MooshiMuushi That's silly, since my processor is 64bit capable, don't you think so?
[03:52] <Sn1p3rW0lf> Hi, does anyone know if there is away to assign a particular font with a specific keyboard layout.
[03:53] <MooshiMuushi> Celtibero, A 32bit Ubuntu can only run on maximum of 4GBs of ram. Unlike the 64bit, where it can run on more then 4GBs of ram.
[03:53] <collosi> Celtibero:  I am only assuming this, but maybe because the x386 is more stable
[03:53] <icarus-c> Celtibero, all PC support 32bit, while older machine doesn't support 64bit
[03:53] <infid> collosi: yeah
[03:53] <Celtibero> My Pc does support 64bit
[03:53] <collosi> infid:  start with #!/bin/bash at the top
[03:54] <Celtibero> Which one should I catch?
[03:54] <MooshiMuushi> Celtibero, 64bit operating system can't run as much programs as a 32bit.
[03:54] <icarus-c> MooshiMuushi, yea but generally it is a good idea to use 64bit on machine with 1GB ram or more
[03:54] <infid> collosi: well thats not what i mean. i mean how do i enable the sending of mail from the command line. do i have to set up outgoing smtp somehow or what
[03:54] <icarus-c> MooshiMuushi, such as?..
[03:54] <Celtibero> MooshiMuushi You are right, I'm currently running Ubuntu Jaunty 64bit and many applications simply don't work...
[03:54] <MooshiMuushi> icarus-c, Nope, 32bit operating system is more compatible with more programs the a 64bit.
[03:55] <icarus-c> Celtibero, really :-o what app are they
[03:55] <icarus-c> what i know is 32bit OS can never run 64bit program at all
[03:55] <collosi> infid:  take a look at this, it might help http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=220653
[03:55] <MooshiMuushi> icarus-c, Back in windows, it couldn;t run some system setups and other recommended programs.
[03:55] <mamece2> i have to install two distros, who would u install first? the one with the lowest kernel or the one with the higher ine?
[03:55] <mamece2> i have to install two distros, who would u install first? the one with the lowest kernel or the one with the higher one?
[03:55] <Sn1p3rW0lf> Anyone is good with fonts and keyboard layouts?! I want to make a particular font to be the default font for a specific keyboard layout. Is that even possible?!
[03:55]  * icarus-c really wanna know what 32bit app doesn't work on 64bit OS  (Linux)
[03:56] <Celtibero> icarus-c That's not the point actually. In fact, I just can't find 64bit versions of many applications.
[03:56] <Celtibero> icarus-c And the 32bit ones don't work, of course.
[03:56] <icarus-c> Celtibero, well but they usually work fine even proprietary things like 32bit picasa and 32bit skype
[03:56] <ialexei> Trying out Lubuntu on a P4 with 512MB. Works great!!!!!
[03:56] <icarus-c> and 32bit flash player even
[03:56] <icarus-c> and 32bit doom 3 , quake4  :P
[03:57] <Celtibero> icarus-c Yes, those games may work.
[03:57] <icarus-c> Celtibero, so what doesn't work in your experience?
[03:58] <ZykoticK9> icarus-c, doom3 and quake4 run fine on 64bit
[03:58] <Celtibero> icarus-c For example, the WBFS formatter.
[03:58] <Celtibero> icarus-c It just doesn't exist on its 64 bit version.
[03:58] <MooshiMuushi> icarus-c, I can't remember anymore. Just have a google and read :)
[03:58] <ialexei> I am looking to buy a webcam, any reccomendations on something that works best in terms of compatibility with Ubuntu ?
[03:58] <Quutar> I am tryign to compile gcc under ubuntu 10.04.1 and it is failing the "make check" step... can anybody help? details - http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9922194&postcount=10
[03:58] <icarus-c> Celtibero, it involves a kernel space driver ?
[03:59] <MooshiMuushi> icarus-c, But there was one that I can still remember. My system device programs.
[03:59] <ZykoticK9> icarus-c, oh sorry - you where saying they do work.  my bad
[03:59] <Celtibero> icarus-c I'm not really sure...
[03:59] <Celtibero> icarus-c But I suppose it does...
[03:59] <MooshiMuushi> ZykoticK9, Haha.
[03:59] <Celtibero> icarus-c Playonlinux doesn't work either...
[03:59] <icarus-c> Celtibero, um... is it wbfs manager that you were talking about? isn't it windows program
[03:59] <collosi> infid:  you still there?
[04:00] <Celtibero> icarus-c Yes, but there's a Linux version.
[04:00] <icarus-c> Celtibero, i see..
[04:00] <MooshiMuushi> skrite_, You there?
[04:00] <icarus-c> yea usually when a proprietary app that involve kernel space stuff like driver, and it doesn't ship a 64bit version, it won't work on 64bit :P
[04:00] <Celtibero> icarus-c It's called Wiithon
[04:00] <icarus-c> but i haven't came across any of that case yet
[04:01] <Celtibero> icarus-c Sorry, I misnamed it. Is this word correct? (Misnamed)
[04:01] <icarus-c> i don't know. i don;t own a wii :(
[04:01] <MooshiMuushi> Celtibero, Misspelt?
[04:01] <duolos> For some reason Firefox is really slow to start loading a page.  The status bar shows "Looking up [doman]..." for a few seconds before the page actually starts to load.   What could be causing this?
[04:02] <skrite_> here
[04:02] <Celtibero> MooshiMuushi Thank you very much. Excuse me for my english.
[04:02] <Celtibero> I try my best here, though.
[04:02] <Celtibero> :)
[04:02] <MooshiMuushi> duolos, Try having a clean-up :)
[04:02] <duolos> duolos, this is a fresh install of linux, actually ;)
[04:02] <MooshiMuushi> Celtibero, No problemos :) Here to help :D
[04:02] <duolos> MooshiMuushi, rather.
[04:03] <etherealite> is there any way to use the debian unstable repos with etch (10.4) ubuntu?
[04:03] <MooshiMuushi> duolos, Ara! Really? Hmm, then I have on idea :D Sorry.
[04:03] <icarus-c> duolos, maybe slow DNS query
[04:03] <MooshiMuushi> Can anyone help out here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[04:04] <icarus-c> duolos, or maybe firefox is contacting google to check for known malicious website,  you could disable this function
[04:04] <duolos> icarus-c, how would I determine that?  I'm not sure if they're using custom proxies/dns servers in this distro
[04:04] <Celtibero> So, how does Ubuntu 10.10 sound work? Is it easy to configure for sound recording?
[04:04] <duolos> icarus-c, okay, I'll check that real quick
[04:04] <Celtibero> I'm a musician and I need to record guitars...
[04:04] <icarus-c> duolos, well, check what dns server you are using in  connection information.  and you try to benchmark it.
[04:04] <Celtibero> I'm doing it already in Ubuntu Jaunty...
[04:05] <icarus-c> duolos, you could do simple test like "dig  google.com"   or with a DNS benchmark program like namebench
[04:05] <ovrflw0x> i added a ".conf" file in /etc folder to "enable" hibernate function in ubuntu 10.04 now i don't remember what the files name was any ideas?
[04:05] <ovrflw0x> i have sony vaio fw
[04:05] <Celtibero> But I had problems with pulseaudio in the past, I couldn't record anything with Ubuntu Karmic, so I had to downgrade to Jaunty.
[04:06] <etherealite> is there any way to use the debian unstable repos with etch (10.4) ubuntu?
[04:06] <duolos> hmm, icarus-c dig showed google.com at 17ms
[04:06] <icarus-c> duolos, try to dig some other site, like those you haven't visited recently (last few hours)
[04:06] <icarus-c> recent queries are probably cached
[04:06] <icarus-c> by router
[04:06] <MooshiMuushi> Can anyone help out? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[04:07] <duolos> icarus-c, all under 20ms
[04:07] <duolos> :-/
[04:07] <icarus-c> duolos, and you may want to go firefox preferences->Security -> disable "block reported attack site" and "block reported web forgeries"
[04:08] <icarus-c> duolos, those 2 firefox functions would query google everytime you access a website
[04:08] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  can you try giving your wireless interface a separate static ip than the eth0
[04:08] <icarus-c> duolos, and after you disable those functions, you may want to remove "urlclassifier3.sqlite" file in your firefox profile folder too
[04:08] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, How do I do that collosi?
[04:09] <duolos> icarus-c, okay, I already disabled those two functions (I'm smart enough not to need them lol).
[04:09] <Celtibero> Then, do you think I should wait for more 64bit applications to be made or download the 32bit version?
[04:10] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  what is your wireless interface,  #iwconfig
[04:10] <icarus-c> Celtibero, if you use any of those app that only work for 32bit,  go 32bit,  64bit otherwise
[04:10] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, wlan0
[04:10] <icarus-c> Celtibero, 32bit generally is not efficient when you have 1GB ram or more
[04:10] <Celtibero> icarus-c I have 2GB.
[04:10] <ramrebol_> hi. I have the error mensaje: "... error while loading shared libraries: libg2c.so.0 ... "  ..   how can I fix this?
[04:11] <collosi> MooshiMuushi: now just set your wlan0 to static Ip 192.168.1.11
[04:11] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  using either /etc/network/interfaces or the network manager
[04:11] <duolos> icarus-c, nope.  For example, heading to facebook.com, the status showed "Looking up facebook.com" for at least 7 seconds before it started to load.
[04:11] <icarus-c> Celtibero, and since ubuntu's 32bit version is built for i386,  therefore the 64bit version is usually faster
[04:11] <icarus-c> plus SSE instructions
[04:11] <voss749> celtiburo, but if they have less than 4 gb of memory , 32 bit is still better because it has more software support
[04:11] <duolos> icarus-c, this happens for every link I click on as well.
[04:12] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, 192.168.1.9 is my Ethernet ip address. My Wireless is 192.168.1.4
[04:12] <Celtibero> voss749 That's what I mean...
[04:12] <icarus-c> voss749, you need kernel with highmem support with 1GB or more.  that adds overhead already
[04:12] <duolos> icarus-c, hmm, this Firefox came preloaded with several extensions.  I'll just try disabling them and see if one of them is causing it.
[04:12] <zruty> Is there a way I can change eth1 to eth0 and etc? Where can I find info?
[04:13] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Sorry, forgot to add that in the thread. Edited just then.
[04:13] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  ok, then set that as your static.  you can add the lines in the /etc/network/intefaces or just edit it using the network manager in your taskbar
[04:14] <Celtibero> voss749 If I run a 32bit version I'll be able to run any programme, but If I search the 64bit version of some programmes, I just won't find them.
[04:14] <icarus-c> Celtibero, if you use any 32bit OS only app, go 32bit; otherwise you may not have big reason for using 32bit trading off performance
[04:14] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  right click network manager and select "Edit Connections"
[04:15] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Then I have to change from automatic to manual.
[04:16] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  yes, and make sure to set your mask, gateway and dns server
[04:16] <ovrflw0x> collosi, where can one put a "any.conf" file if one wants to enable hibernate e.g. function?
[04:17] <collosi> ovrflw0x:  haha, I have no idea, I never used hibernate
[04:18] <Celtibero> icarus-c Do you know anything about the low latency kernel?
[04:18] <icarus-c> ovrflw0x, um... what? to enable hibernation you just need a swap space and add "resume=" parameter to kernel
[04:18] <icarus-c> Celtibero, you mean like BFS/BFQ ?
[04:18] <collosi> ovrflw0x:  what are you trying to do?
[04:18] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Done.
[04:18] <duolos> Hmm, nothing I change seems to make Firefox load pages faster. It takes at least 7 seconds to get past the "Looking up [domain]" status... anyone know where I should be looking?
[04:18] <icarus-c> Celtibero, or zen or ck kernel patchset
[04:19] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  try a reboot and see if it works!
[04:19] <icarus-c> duolos, what about other browsers?
[04:19] <Celtibero> icarus-c I mean the one you should use to obtain low latency when recording sound.
[04:20] <icarus-c> Celtibero, um.. no idea.
[04:20] <duolos> icarus-c, ah.  I'll try chrome in a few.  I'm installing a bunch of updates right now... maybe they'll fix the issue.
[04:20] <MooshiMuushi> And leave the interfaces like before?
[04:21] <Celtibero> icarus-c Oh, I've made some search on google, and it's called Real-Time kernel...
[04:21] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  yes, but once you connect to the eth0 int you will have both up wont you?
[04:22] <Celtibero> Apparently, one should boot from a RT kernel, in order to obtain little number of xruns...
[04:22] <MooshiMuushi> Yes, but when I restart the wireless network will be disabled.
[04:22] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Yes, but when I restart the wireless network will be disabled.
[04:23] <Celtibero> ...when recording musical instruments or any sound from an external device...
[04:23] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  have you tried it again?
[04:23] <MooshiMuushi> Giv eme a second.
[04:24] <dludldin> hi everybody
[04:24] <iVIM2> Hi
[04:24] <dludldin> nedd your help here
[04:25] <iVIM2> Is there anyone managed to automatically suspend the system?
[04:25] <iVIM2> Is there anyone managed to automatically suspend the system?
[04:25] <dludldin> how do i share a specific file with root user?
[04:25] <icarus-c> iVIM2, what you mean by automatically suspend
[04:25] <iVIM2> icarus-c: yes
[04:26] <icarus-c> iVIM2, like suspend when idle?
[04:26] <iVIM2> icarus-c: yeah
[04:26] <icarus-c> iVIM2, yea? why
[04:26] <revstray> hello, I ran across a bug during the Meekrat installation, namely nvidia drivers weren't pointing to the right spot, the LaunchPad ubuntu-bugs app is tied to process IDs, any way to report a bug relating to the install/upgrade?
[04:26] <MeanEYE> evening everyone :D
[04:26] <iVIM2> icarus-c: yes.
[04:26] <iVIM2> icarus-c: no gnome
[04:27] <iVIM2> icarus-c: is there any idea?
[04:27] <rookie2010> hi i can not install vmware server on ubuntu server 10.04
[04:28] <rookie2010> anyone know how i can configure it
[04:28] <bobstro> rookie2010:  there are some workarounds
[04:28] <bobstro> rookie2010:  this one worked for me - http://radu.cotescu.com/2009/10/30/how-to-install-vmware-server-2-0-x-on-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/
[04:28] <icarus-c> iVIM2, with pm-utils
[04:29] <iVIM2> icarus-c: pm-suspend automatically?
[04:29] <bobstro> rookie2010:  be aware that you will also need an older version of firefox to open the console applet.
[04:29] <icarus-c> iVIM2, i haven't tried but
[04:29] <rookie2010> yes i had firefox 3.5
[04:30] <iVIM2> icarus-c: daemond process sleepd maybe can't do the thing.
[04:30] <researcher123> I got this message  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/505478/ while trying to install gparted from Synaptec . Kindly Advice me
[04:30] <enferex> Im having trouble binding to my NIS server.  I know other boxes match, and my ypserv is correct, and no firewalls are running.  However I cannt query the rpcinfo from the host to the server.  Other boxes can do this fine, but my box says connection refused.
[04:30] <icarus-c> iVIM2, oh iirc laptop-mode-tools has that function configured
[04:31] <iVIM2> icarus-c: I also installed laptop-mode-tools by tasksel
[04:32] <iVIM2> icarus-c: GNOME can manage these,but I want to manage them in CLI
[04:33] <maurer_> Whenever I try to back encfs with a folder  mounted over sshfs, it fails. What can I do about this?
[04:34] <^Cheeky> hi, does any one use a auto format plugin for ged it ?
[04:35] <collosi> researcher123:  can you sudo apt-get update without any errors?
[04:36] <researcher123> collosi: I am trying
[04:36] <iVIM2> collosi: vim /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:37] <researcher123> collosi: Same error at this level (62% [Connecting to in.archive.ubuntu.com (111.91.91.37)]
[04:37] <ovrflw0x> is there a way to list forgotten.conf file from /etc folder?
[04:38] <ovrflw0x> so that it doesn't mess up the upgraded system?
[04:38] <squidly> anyone have a good softphone for ubuntu?
[04:38] <linzhavon> google voice
[04:39] <collosi> researcher123:  can you try using other repos?  some from another country, cause when I try to ping that ip I get no reply
[04:39] <squidly> linzhavon: that is a SIP provider. I'm talking about the client on my desktop
[04:39] <linzhavon> haha
[04:39] <researcher123> collosi: How to do that
[04:40] <linzhavon> squidly: oh, skype may be a choice, but i'm not sure.
[04:40] <MeanEYE> researcher123, System -> Administration -> Software Sources -> Download From -> Select Other...
[04:40] <collosi> researcher123:  easy way - open up update manager and click on settings.  will ask for password, then on the tabs click on Ubunut Software and then select Download from: Another place
[04:40] <researcher123> MeanEYE: OK
[04:40] <MeanEYE> then let ubuntu find a repo that works :D
[04:40] <squidly> linzhavon: no the skype only connects to the skype network.
[04:41] <researcher123> collosi: Im trying
[04:41] <MeanEYE> collosi, sorry for :D burging in :)...
[04:41] <collosi> MeanEYE: No problem you help me out, Im trying to eat my burrito, write my chem lab up and help people...I should thank you MeanEYE
[04:42] <linzhavon> squidly: you mean that.
[04:42] <MeanEYE> collosi, haha, ok :D... am trying to debug some stupid thingies o_0... and ocasionally I look here
[04:44] <krish_er34> when I hybernated , it gave error as swap not enough..but after a reboot, its going to GNU grub..please help
[04:44] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, in order to use hybernation you need to have swap at least the size of your ram...
[04:44] <krish_er34> ok..but what to do now ?
[04:44] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, it's going to grub since it's a failed startup...
[04:45] <reggi> hello everyone
[04:45] <MeanEYE> is he going to grub menu every time?
[04:45] <MeanEYE> reggi, hi
[04:45] <krish_er34> ok..how to get normal boot screen ?
[04:45] <reggi> hey MeanEYE
[04:45] <krish_er34> yeah..grub every time
[04:45] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, can you get a bit more specific on what you are presented with
[04:45] <reggi> does anyone here have experience in setting up pxe network boot?
[04:45] <MeanEYE> reggi, there's an easy package to do that...
[04:45] <MeanEYE> reggi, forgot it's name, give me a moment to dig it up
[04:46] <reggi> sweet thanks MeanEYE
[04:46] <krish_er34> I canot see login screen, but instead a terminal where I can do some minimal operations
[04:46] <krish_er34> like cat, ls , boot , etc
[04:46] <androidbruce|lap> i am trying to ssh into my machine and it's telling me that TERM environment variable was not set
[04:47] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, are you presented with boot options?
[04:48] <dludldin> hi
[04:48] <krish_er34> I get normal boot menu.. ( windows and Ubuntu ) , when I select I used to get Normal Login screen, but now, it goes to a terminal.
[04:48] <dludldin> how to execute a command as root?
[04:48] <susanowo> sudo
[04:48] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, It didn't work ^^"
[04:49] <krish_er34> @dludldin : you can use sudo -i , or do man sudo for more options
[04:49] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:
[04:49] <MeanEYE> dludldin, sudo <command>
[04:49] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  same thing?
[04:49] <susanowo> dludldin or if you want to change to root, sudo su
[04:49] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Yeah.
[04:50] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  is it trying to bring up eth0?
[04:50] <krish_er34> any idea how to fix the problem I am facing ?
[04:50] <susanowo> is it failing to find the kernel?
[04:50] <dludldin> ok tanx
[04:50] <Spyzer> hi all, i just installed maverick meerkat. Now when i am trying to install the ati drive downloaded from the ati site i am getting this error Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version
[04:50] <Spyzer> default:v2:i686:lib::none:2.6.35-22-generic:; make sure that the version is being
[04:50] <Spyzer> correctly set by --iscurrentdistro
[04:50] <Spyzer> kindly help
[04:50] <FloodBot1> Spyzer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:50] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, It won't bring up wlan0 ^^"
[04:50] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, so once you select Ubuntu you are presented with the error message and then command prompt
[04:51] <Spyzer> please anyone
[04:51] <reggi> hey MeanEYE I'll brb in 30 mins
[04:51] <MeanEYE> reggi, sorry cant remember it now :/... it was all in one easy package in ubunut... that lets you do that
[04:51] <krish_er34> No error message actually..directly to command prompt
[04:51] <theanalyst> is there support for monitor color calibration in ubuntu? ie can i control RGB contrast and brightness?
[04:51] <krish_er34> its not the normal command prompt..
[04:51] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  let me dig up my wireless and run some tests, and see if I can do something,  give me a couple minutes
[04:51] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, when did you get that message saying swap is fucked?
[04:52] <Spyzer> please anyone
[04:52] <susanowo> krish_er34: what is the shell?
[04:52] <sweetpi> !10.10 | Spyzer
[04:52] <krish_er34> when I hybernated
[04:52] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, you can get bunch of them online web based
[04:52] <krish_er34> I get swap error
[04:52] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  we might have to tell eth0 to sleep and wake up wlan0 on startup
[04:52] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, ok.
[04:52] <Spyzer> sweetpi: may u help me
[04:52] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Save it for later.
[04:52] <krish_er34> looks like GNU bash
[04:52] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, I have to go.
[04:52] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, give me a moment, and please use my name when you reply... it's hard to follow
[04:53] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, I added you already> I'll contact you when I get back :)
[04:53] <sweetpi> Spyzer: /join #ubuntu+1
[04:53] <collosi> MooshiMuushi:  Ill reply to your ubuntu post when I get the chance then
[04:53] <krish_er34> ok.. @MEanEYE
[04:53] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  web based?
[04:53] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, ty :D give me a moment to find you a solution
[04:53] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, K, see you later :)
[04:53] <MooshiMuushi> collosi, Thanks by the way :0
[04:53] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, yeah... want me to find you one?
[04:53] <MooshiMuushi> :)
[04:53] <susanowo> so a bash shell
[04:54] <susanowo> the way you describe it sounds like the shell I got when my kernel could not be found.
[04:54] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  tried some not exactly what i am looking for, i am running on a very old monitor, whose display is pretty messed up...Red is too dominant...
[04:54] <krish_er34> when I type boot, it says no kernelselected
[04:54] <lxrmido> 一
[04:54] <susanowo> hmm
[04:55] <susanowo> did you load the kernel?
[04:55] <infid> how can i configure an mta or whatever so i can send mail from the command line in lucid lynx?
[04:55] <infid> what do most people use
[04:55] <rww> !mta
[04:55] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, hm, not sure how to help then... I was looking for the same thing since I have 2 same monitors except one is on DVI and other on VGA...
[04:55] <infid> thanks
[04:55] <rww> !postfix
[04:55] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, can you give me the exact message... you get?
[04:56] <krish_er34> @MeanEYE : no vsible errors..it just taks me there
[04:56] <Guest84947> I'm looking for a tool I've seen in Vista where you can just cut or crop something right off the screen with a scissors.  Is there anything like that in Ubuntu?  I would prefer n not having to take a screenshot and manipulate it in GIMP.
[04:56] <MeanEYE> hm, ok
[04:56] <AbhiJit> hi
[04:57] <MeanEYE> Guest84947, there's Compiz plugin that helps you doo that
[04:57] <reggi> back
[04:57] <rsr_> hey
[04:57] <rsr_> I found a bug
[04:57] <krish_er34> Guest84947 : theres a screenshot option whre you can select the required part of screen
[04:57] <rsr_> how do I report it?
[04:58] <rob_p> infid: Install postfix and configure it for the local host only.  Then install the mailutils package and you *should* be able to send mail right from the command line (or a script, etc.).
[04:58] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  well on windows there used to be that intel graphicx driver setting where you can adgust the RGB contrast, is there something similar on X? like can i individually calibrate R,G,B on Xorg.cong
[04:58] <karl__> AbhiJit, hi
[04:58] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, which graphics card you have?
[04:58] <AbhiJit> good morning karl__
[04:58] <infid> rob_p: i already have postfix installed but i never configuerd it and not sure how to just quickly give it my smtp info
[04:58] <karl__> AbhiJit, good morning
[04:58] <karl__> AbhiJit, may i pm you
[04:58] <AbhiJit> karl__, about what?
[04:59] <karl__> karl__, a tech support question
[04:59] <krish_er34> @MeanEYE, in the command prompt , I can type boot, but it says no kernel specified
[04:59] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  its just the on-board graphics...82945G i believe...
[04:59] <karl__> AbhiJit, a tech support question
[04:59] <susanowo> krish_er34: did you try selecting a kernel?
[04:59] <AbhiJit> karl__, about ubuntu? then ask here only
[04:59] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, intel you mean?
[04:59] <karl__> AbhiJit, it is confidential
[04:59] <krish_er34> @susanowo : but I don't know the exact name .. I mean 2.600
[04:59] <susanowo> you are in a grub terminal.
[05:00] <AbhiJit> :o
[05:00] <krish_er34> how to type it .. boot linix_2.60 ?
[05:00] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  yep..no external graphics card...its an old box which i may have to use for a week or two..
[05:00] <susanowo> hit tab and tell me if it outputs a list of commands
[05:00] <AbhiJit> karl__, ok pm me. if i know then i will answer.
[05:00] <rob_p> infid: Its config files are located in /etc/postfix.  The main.cf file is the one you want.
[05:01] <Guest84947> krish_er34: you did it.  Thanks
[05:01] <puff> On a previous ubuntu install, I used to have a gnome applet that displayed my laptop's temperature.    I can't find it now.
[05:01] <snowrichard> my mom has a problem with her laptop running 10.04 LTS, works fine on a fresh install, but after running the updates, it gave an error message about udev i think, and drops to an initramfs prompt.  sometimes if you wait long enough the disk devices show up and you can exit an continue the boot.
[05:02] <AbhiJit> karl__, again send me the msg in pm
[05:02] <snowrichard> the only change i made to the kernel config was installing linux-backports-wireless-compat and enabling the broadcom wireless driver
[05:03] <kazoo> Hi, i'm trying to get OpenSSL-DEV but do not know the name of the right package.
[05:03] <karl__> AbhiJit, get that?
[05:03] <AbhiJit> karl__, yah
[05:04] <snowrichard> i'll be able to get more info tommorow, the laptop is not here
[05:04] <krish_er34> @Guest84947 : theres a tool called nixsnapr I am using u can google it
[05:04] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, there's a package in ubuntu named gnome-color-manager, check if that helps
[05:04] <kazoo> can someone please tell me the name of the OpenSSL-dev package please.
[05:05] <gaelfx> I finally got ALSA to recognize the sound devices on my graphics card by installing the backports for ALSA in an attempt to get HDMI audio working, however, now that the device shows up in Pulse, whenever I select it, I still get no audio. If I use smplayer and select the correct audio device (there are apparently four devices built-in to my graphics card, three of which can produce output), I actually get audio through my HDMI. How can I teach pulse to do th
[05:05] <rob_p> kazoo: libssl-dev is all I can find.
[05:05] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  yep tried that...you cant calibrate RGB individually in that..which is what i want...
[05:06] <izinucs> theanalyst: is it an nvidia card? on motherboard?
[05:06] <infid> rob_p: i'm a little confused. a month ago i set up evolution mail client so i can send mail and that worked. did that use postfix? postfix was already installed
[05:07] <theanalyst> izinucs,  nope its a very old box with some intel on-board graphics..82945or somethng
[05:07] <mobasher> is 9.04 going end of life at 23rd october 2010 ?
[05:07] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, is the display way too redish (or any other color)?
[05:07] <gaelfx> mobasher: that does seem to be the plan, but you can still use it after that
[05:08] <rusivi> !eol
[05:08] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  yep way too reddish...
[05:08] <rusivi> !eol | mobasher
[05:08] <ZykoticK9> mobasher, from this channel's Topic "Notice: Jaunty/9.04 !End-Of-Life on October 23rd"
[05:08] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} yea i would like to ..cuz otherwise i have to forcefully upgrade my hardware
[05:08] <rob_p> infid: You need an MTA if you are going to be relaying mail.  A mail client simply sends mail to an MTA for delivery.
[05:08] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, hm, old vga displays had problems with cables sometimes... I know it's stupid but did you try checking the cable or using another one?
[05:09] <mobasher> i read the topic guys..just was not sure if this year or next
[05:09] <gaelfx> mobasher: you can't use Lucid on your machine because of hardware?
[05:09] <AbhiJit> karl__, ???
[05:09] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} naa my graphics gard gives problems at 9.10 so didn't upgrade
[05:09] <snowrichard> my mom has a problem with her laptop running 10.04 LTS, works fine on a fresh install, but after running the updates, it gave an error message about udev i think, and drops to an initramfs prompt.  sometimes if you wait long enough the disk devices show up and you can exit an continue the boot.
[05:09] <Ubuntor>  Hi, is there any way to remotely control another Ubuntu computer over network outside my local network , like one can do with Remote Desktop Viewer   local
[05:09] <gaelfx> mobasher: what graphics card are you using?
[05:09] <MeanEYE> mobasher, you should really try newer versions... a lot of things have been changed
[05:10] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  ya tried playing with the hardware...kind of afraid to open a CRT monitor up...you know high voltage and all..
[05:10] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} x300 ati
[05:10] <martiniano> somebody knows how to set up the default account for a linked contacts?
[05:10] <MeanEYE> snowrichard, can you be more specific on the message part
[05:10] <martiniano> on empathy
[05:10] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, ok :D am just covering all the stupid angles
[05:10] <AbhiJit> Ubuntor, teamviewer
[05:10] <snowrichard> i'll have to come back tommorrow when i am with the laptop
[05:10] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, problem seems software unsolveable
[05:10] <gaelfx> mobasher: well, you could always give the liveUSB/CD version a go and see if it jives. I, unfortunately, don't have much experience dealing with ATI cards
[05:10] <snowrichard> think it said udev not configured
[05:11] <lxrmido> i changed the prefrence in sound - hardware,then all sound disappeared ... why
[05:11] <gaelfx> mobasher: I'm inclined to believe that you should be able to install a proprietary driver that should make it work fine
[05:11] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} yea i have tried the livecd's and all but had not much luck with it...so didn't bother with it..9.04 has been rock solid for me so far never crashed no issues
[05:11] <gaelfx> mobasher: what driver do you use for it now?
[05:12] <Ubuntor> AbhiJit, and with teamviewer I can control another computer outside my own local network?
[05:12] <AbhiJit> Ubuntor, yes
[05:12] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} standard one that it installs i tried the flgx or something gave me trouble so i left it at that
[05:12] <Ubuntor> AbhiJit, Many thnx for the info
[05:12] <AbhiJit> Ubuntor, welcome!
[05:13] <rob_p> infid: Sending mail from the command line is most easily accomplished with the mail command which is part of the mailutils package.  As far as I know, the easiest way to use it is to have it send mail to a locally running MTA for further processing/delivery.  Postfix is easily configurable to provide services to localhost only, which is adequate for your purposes.  You may also want to have postfix relay mail via your ISP's MTA otherwise the 
[05:13] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  well not unsolveable ..the intel onboard driver on windows had this calibration tool wher you can set contrast brightness of RGB individually like you do for images in gimp nd all..presently playing around with xgamma....but too much of a pain to get that right
[05:13] <infid> rob_p: i can't seem to figure out where to put my smtp info in postfix so i can send mail. how do i do it for localhost only?
[05:14] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} why touch something that is working :) like to keep things simple but i guess won't work for too long
[05:14] <MeanEYE> theanalyst, hm, true... but old CRT with color issues. I don't think you can solve that by adjusting colors in system. not that am lazy to help but from my personal experience thats the way things are... I can dig arround a little bit more if you wish... I might find something...
[05:15] <gaelfx> mobasher: yeah, that's true. did it work without the fglrx driver?
[05:15] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} yeap working with it so far
[05:15] <rob_p> infid: Open /etc/postfix/main.cf and make sure you have a line with, "mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8", and a line with, "inet_interfaces = loopback-only"
[05:16] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} as soon as i update to 9.10 the gdm starts to have issues ...
[05:17] <MeanEYE> can't wait for the 10.10 :D
[05:17] <infid> rob_p: it says that yet it can't seem to send mail to my gmail with : echo 'test' | mail -s 'foo' infid@gmail.com
[05:17] <rob_p> infid: To have postfix use your ISP's MTA, you need to put their smtp server in relayhost.
[05:18] <rob_p> infid: Google is likely rejecting it because it's coming from a dynamic IP.  You should relay through your ISP's MTA.
[05:18] <infid> i see
[05:18] <krish_er34> @MeanEYE: I am not able the grub menu..btw the screen I get is grub terminal it says Bash Like Shell
[05:18] <MeanEYE> it's a grub shell
[05:18] <theanalyst> MeanEYE,  yep its not software solvable i guess...tried most of the open source graphics softwares...nothing quite what i want..
[05:19] <susanowo> man I told you that like an hour ago
[05:19] <susanowo> and you never responded
[05:19] <rob_p> infid: You can view postfix's logs to see if the delivery attempt was successful and if not, why.
[05:19] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, give me a moment to think
[05:19] <krish_er34> @MeanEYE: It gives me a command called boot , but I have to specify the kernel
[05:19] <susanowo> krish_er34: type help
[05:19] <Chaos2358> can some one help me? I recently switched from windows xp media center edition to ubuntu 10.04. before the switch my video playback resolution was great "screen resolution, sharpness, over all picture quality" since the switch it looks like im on an old tube monitor instead of my laptop and even dvd playback is really crappy looking. i've checked all the obvious things such as monitors in my preferences as well as hardware drivers but nothing is helping
[05:19] <Chaos2358> . i dont have this problem viewing pictures though as they are sharp and clear
[05:19] <MeanEYE> krish_er34, tried hitting just enter?
[05:20] <susanowo> krish_er34: where is your kernel located?
[05:20] <infid> rob_p: cool. what's the default dir that mail goes to with postfix?
[05:20] <infid> mailbox
[05:20] <krish_er34> how do I find kerner version ?
[05:20] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, do you happen to play flash video?
[05:20] <rob_p> infid: Depends on what you have set in Postfix's config.  It supports maildir and mbox among others.
[05:21] <Chaos2358> meanEYE what do you mean? Im not sure i know what flash video is
[05:21] <gaelfx> mobasher: yeah, I'm googlefuing it now, but it looks like you won't be able to use it too well in Lucid
[05:21] <henry__> empathy cant connect (error network)
[05:21] <Loshki> rob_p: I just caught up with your msg to infid above. Describing postfix as 'easily configurable' seems to me to be optimistic, at best. Personally, I prefer ssmtp for simple desktop setups....
[05:21] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, let me get this straight... resolution is fine, pictures look good, but only video looks crapy?
[05:21] <henry__> empathy cant connect (error network)
[05:21] <Chaos2358> I play dvds and downloaded movies from the web as well as things like hulu.com
[05:22] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, and they look crappy in what way... you see the granulation ?
[05:22] <rob_p> infid: If mbox, then usually something like /var/spool/mail/username; else ~/Maildir or similar.
[05:22] <krish_er34> I used to get list of options Like recovery mode etc
[05:22] <susanowo> krish_er34: try kernel /boot/kernel26
[05:22] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE yes my desktop screen is great when i view pictures they are perfect but playing any video from hard drive, web stream or dvd looks crappy
[05:22] <krish_er34> but not any more..when I select ubuntu, I directly takes me to grub shell
[05:22] <infid> rob_p: thanks a lot
[05:22] <rob_p> Loshki: Sounds good.  Go with what you know!
[05:22] <rob_p> infid: welcome
[05:23] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, word crappy doesn't really say much to me. If you can be more specific. Crappy in what way, low frame rate, picture quality... etc.
[05:23] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE it looks blurry like watching a video thats zoomed in too tight
[05:23] <krish_er34> I updated it recently. it may be some 2.6.3 or something else..will just 2.6 work ?
[05:23] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, which player?
[05:23] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE blurry looking frame rate is ok but its not a sharp crisp picture like it should be
[05:24] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} well even if i make to 9.10 for now i should be okay...for now..i'm actually reading some stuff on it right now as well in forums to install other video drivers to make it work..it's a p4 intel PC still going after 5 years .lol ..i'm just lazy to upgrade it
[05:24] <susanowo> krish_er34: 2.6.32-25?
[05:24] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE movie player the ubuntu default
[05:24] <Loshki> rob_p: actually, if infid's happy with postfix, then it's fine with me too...
[05:24] <krish_er34> it doesnt even suggestions ,that terminal used to give , when I tap the tab
[05:24] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE as well as webstream such as going to hulu.com and watching tv episodes directly in the web window
[05:25] <susanowo> @krish_er34: try kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-25-generic
[05:25] <krish_er34> ok
[05:25] <krish_er34> I will try..thanks..
[05:25] <rob_p> Loshki: That's the great thing about all this, there are usually several if not many ways to reach your end goal.
[05:26] <gaelfx> mobasher: gotta do what you gotta do ;)
[05:26] <Ubuntor> AbhiJit, the remote computer with ubuntu must also have TeamViewer installed right?
[05:26] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE i know it seems odd and thats why i cant figure it out I'm totally stumped. I also a few Hours ago put in my old hard drive which still had my windows xp media center edition on it and the video playback was perfect
[05:26] <AbhiJit> Ubuntor, yes
[05:26] <AbhiJit> Ubuntor, both should join the same session
[05:26] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE and if it makes any difference i'm using a dell inspiron E1505
[05:26] <Ubuntor> AbhiJit, ok good, Thnx again
[05:27] <AbhiJit> Ubuntor, np
[05:27] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, you got me by surprise here. Point is, those players might be using VideoForLinux but it can't just work on one video and not on the other... It's not player specific
[05:27] <krish_er34> any idea whats that called..is it grub shell ?
[05:27] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} ..i love it..i have a couple of new AMD PC's ..but this is like my baby just don't wana get rid of it...lol..
[05:27] <susanowo> @krish_er34: yes, it is the grub shell
[05:27] <susanowo> it is used to install and configure grub
[05:28] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE it doesnt work on ANY video. videos from any source are like that
[05:28] <susanowo> and also to load a kernel and boot the system
[05:28] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, hm, can you upload a screenshot or something...?
[05:28] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} well if I get a new graphics card then it should be fine i know..but forget it ..i'm just gona use it till it does but hasn't died of my so far in 5 years
[05:28] <rob_p> Loshki: I'll have to take a look at ssmtp.  I've used Postfix for production MTA for years so it's what I know.  But it's possible there are better solutions for simple, host only type applications.  Thanks for your input.  I'll have a look when I get some time.
[05:28] <jtrag>  :)
[05:28] <gaelfx> I installed ALSA backports module to get my computer to recognize my HDMI audio device, and now that it does, whenever I select it in Pulse, I get no audio. I found that if I select the HDMI audio device in Pulse AND tell smplayer to use the correct ALSA device, I DO get HDMI audio, so my question is how can I get Pulse to do this automatically so that all my other applications can send audio through HDMI?
[05:28] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE you'll have to tell me how
[05:28] <Loshki> Is there a threaded irc client, something a bit more slrn-like?
[05:29] <susanowo> loshki: irssi
[05:29] <martiniano> is there a way to set up the default account for a set of linked contacts?
[05:29] <rww> irssi isn't threaded
[05:29] <martiniano> in empathy
[05:29] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, while playing any video just hit Print Screen button. Program will pop up, save the image on desktop and then use any image hosting site... like imageshack.us ...
[05:29] <susanowo> irssi would work something like that, though
[05:29] <gaelfx> mobasher: yeah, you know you could always try an external graphics card, I've heard of at least a few success stories with those, though I can't speak to their effectiveness on a laptop setup
[05:29] <jtrag> I've always like irssi or I use the IRC Gadget for Opera Browser which I'm using now
[05:29] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE ok give me a minute
[05:30] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, as many as you need
[05:30] <krish_er34> if u want,my friend I have worked on a small script called nixsnapr . please check it out :D
[05:30] <krish_er34> https://launchpad.net/nixsnapr
[05:31] <josedown> how do I disable network manager on startup?
[05:31] <seedking> any on here playing the game combats arm ?
[05:31] <krish_er34> thanks for the help guys..I booted from the grub shell :D
[05:31] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} that's the version on the graphics card right now..ATI Technologies Inc RV370 5B60 [Radeon X300 (PCIE)] [1002:5b60]
[05:31] <susanowo> seedking: using wine?
[05:31] <Ryen> !ot | seedking
[05:31] <AbhiJit> josedown, disable it from system->preferences->startup ap
[05:31] <jtrag> Centerim: Centerim is a fork of the centericq instant messaging client. Centerim is a text mode menu- and window-driven IM client program that supports the ICQ2000, Yahoo!, AIM, MSN, IRC and Jabber protocols.
[05:31] <susanowo> @krish_er34: I am glad
[05:31] <seedking> susan yes
[05:31] <jtrag> http://www.centerim.org/index.php/Main_Page
[05:31] <seedking> i woulednt know any ways around on how to install it
[05:32] <seedking> tryed cedega and playonlinux nothing help
[05:32] <Chaos2358> MeanEYE would it be easier to email you the screen shot?
[05:32] <susanowo> seedking: you can't run those games in wine.  if they use some sort of gameguard, they can't run
[05:32] <jtrag> http://www.bitchx.org/
[05:32] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} i think if i play around with it i should be able to get to 9.10 and then i'm okay...just checking this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[05:32] <MeanEYE> Chaos2358, sure...
[05:32] <seedking> thats kinda sad
[05:32] <susanowo> gameguard and others like it require access to the kernel
[05:32] <susanowo> which wine does not allow.
[05:32] <AbhiJit> any nice rss reader?
[05:32] <seedking> there must be a way around it
[05:32] <jtrag> You should be able to get the ATI 10.x drivers
[05:32] <ridin> seedking: usually the appdb of wine has install directions, unless you're dealing something about gameguard/ahnlab/punkpuster
[05:33] <ridin> punkpuster, punkbuster
[05:33] <ridin> puster muster
[05:33] <seedking> dont really know what combats arm running with
[05:33] <ridin> seedking: ahnlab
[05:33] <susanowo> I think it's gameguard
[05:33] <seedking> only know its an online game
[05:33] <collosi> josedown: you can try opening up startup applications and unchecking network manager
[05:33] <gaelfx> mobasher: yeah, I went through that one already
[05:33] <seedking> and only game i really play ;)
[05:33] <homebrewcider> hi there, how do I remove an application from the applications menu, but keep the application, i.e.- I want it hidden
[05:33] <ridin> i used to play combat arms until i found it was made by nexon
[05:34] <ridin> homebrewcider: System -> preferences -> main menu
[05:34] <seedking> so what about if i want to use some thing like reason proppelerhead in ubuntu is that possible i read some where it was but is hard to install
[05:34] <seedking> but that was ages ago
[05:34] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} well if i upgrade i have to downgrade the gdm on 9.10 and then it will work
[05:34] <ridin> hm, seedking
[05:34] <gaelfx> mobasher: it's just crazy enough to work!
[05:35] <seedking> have linux even made a simple windows emulator ? hmm
[05:35] <jtrag> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.42&lang=English
[05:35] <susanowo> wine is the best
[05:35] <seedking> yea
[05:35] <seedking> but still
[05:35] <jtrag> ATI Catalyst? 10.9 Proprietary Linux x86 Display Driver
[05:35] <susanowo> I don't think there are any other compatibility layers
[05:35] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} yea it will work...i have heard a few stories where it works just fine
[05:35] <susanowo> seedking: you could run windows in a VM
[05:35] <seedking> ;(
[05:35] <Loshki> rob_p: Well, I looked. It takes a 9 line config file to make ssmtp relay all outgoing mail vi gmail, but there's no queueing of undelivered mail, so it's only good for reliable smtp servers that *never* go down. It strikes me this isn't much to brag about. Maybe *I* should look at *postfix*. Where would you say the best docs are?
[05:35] <ridin> seedking: i know perfect world works ;x
[05:35] <susanowo> aion online works
[05:36] <susanowo> as does World of warcraft
[05:36] <jtrag> Yeah, use Crossover Office, Wine, Cedega
[05:36] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} just makes the overall ubuntu a bit unstable that's all :)
[05:36] <seedking> susanowo,  yea i know , but i dont want to run tons of other programs away from linux
[05:36] <ridin> because there's no gameguard
[05:36] <seedking> crssover office ?
[05:36] <jtrag> They're they best for running Windows Software on Linux
[05:36] <jtrag> Yeah Crossover Office
[05:36] <jtrag> it uses Wine,  but it's way better
[05:36] <seedking> never heard of that what is that and importan is it free ?
[05:36] <jtrag> you can install the Adobe Suite in Linux with it
[05:36] <seedking> and can i install if i have wine ?
[05:36] <jtrag> and Internet Explorer
[05:36] <seedking> nice
[05:37] <jtrag> you have a bit torrent client?
[05:37] <seedking> im a lucky you have a link for it ?
[05:37] <seedking> yea ktorrent
[05:37] <jtrag> k hold on a sec
[05:37] <rob_p> Loshki: Postfix has a *lot* of documentation right on their page.
[05:37] <seedking> thanks mate
[05:37] <mobasher> jtrag=}} why would u want internet explorer...i never liked that thing ...use chrome instead much faster ;-)
[05:37] <ridin> why are you saying that crossover office is better when you can install internet explorer on it
[05:37] <susanowo> firefox is the best
[05:37] <seedking> i tryed install internet explore on wine it always goes wrong
[05:37] <susanowo> IE doesn't even work in wine
[05:37] <rob_p> Loshki: There are also tons of how-to articles written, many of which are linked right from their Website.
[05:37] <seedking> i use IE  for my bank
[05:38] <seedking> only reaason i want it ;)
[05:38] <josue2es> I installed ubuntu with wubi, I dont know what I did but, now when I choose de ubuntu partition it doest load.
[05:38] <seedking> do a fresh install with cd or dvd
[05:38]  * ridin makes some diagram or xkcd based comic strip about internet explorer and linux
[05:38] <seedking> much better
[05:38] <jtrag> http://dl.btjunkie.org/torrent/Codeweavers-Crossover-Linux-Mac-Pro-7-0-2-mazuki-darksiderg/21890f16ddc5ae335f64ac00317367d5aa92d2d5628c/download.torrent
[05:38] <Loshki> rob_p: I'll take a look, thanks. The lack of queuing in ssmtp has always bothered me, though it's never been a problem in practice...
[05:38] <jtrag> That's the Torrent for Crossover for Linux
[05:39] <seedking> thanks for that torrent mate
[05:39] <jtrag> np :)
[05:39] <mobasher> wubi installs are just silly...would rather install virutalbox or something like that to install linux ..why mix horses with goats
[05:39] <seedking> i used to know ubuntu as my back pocket but have been ages ago ive been ubuntu nerd
[05:39] <seedking> back to drawing board lol
[05:39] <jtrag> well actually, the wubi install works extremely well
[05:40] <seedking> indeed it does
[05:40] <jtrag> it's almost faster than a regular install
[05:40] <blakkheim> uh no
[05:40] <seedking> never had problems with just like the dvd install better lol
[05:40] <josue2es> how can I fix the instalation or save the files that I have in the sistem Installed with wubi
[05:40] <jtrag> and it allows full use of your graphics drivers and all
[05:40] <mobasher> jtrag=}} that just almost sounds like u want to swim but don't want to get wet lol
[05:40] <seedking> is there any way to compile a sound driver to linux ?
[05:41] <jtrag> You'll have to install a new linux to a NEW partition, then mount your old Linux Partition in the new one to access the files
[05:41] <seedking> i mean more how to ?
[05:41] <jtrag> then once you get everything off of it, just delete it
[05:41] <seedking> my sound card driver is for linux to as well
[05:41] <seedking> that torrent you gave me says it for mac pro
[05:42] <gaelfx> is there a special room for pulseaudio? searching the roomlist seems to be an exercise in futility
[05:42] <seedking> ah +mac
[05:42] <mobasher> gaelfx=}} don't think there is one for that
[05:42] <jtrag> By the way, here's another great IRC Client which is free, and works on Multiple Platforms (Windows, Linux, Etc...)  http://xchat.org/?
[05:43] <mobasher> Xchat rocks ;-)
[05:43] <seedking> could not open crossover pro7.0.2-1i386.deb is that because i use x64 ubuntu ?
[05:43] <blakkheim> yes
[05:43] <seedking> forgot to tell i use x64 lol
[05:43] <seedking> sorry ^
[05:43] <glebihan> seedking: no, it shouldn't prevent you from opening it
[05:43] <seedking> well i cant install it
[05:43] <jtrag> go to #pulse
[05:44] <jtrag> type the command /join #pulse
[05:44] <mobasher> seedking=}} does flash stuff works on your new x64 ?
[05:44] <glebihan> seedking: in that case yes it might be the eeason
[05:44] <gaelfx> actually, there is a room called pulseaudio
[05:44] <Sikth> Hey guys, I get the message at the Ubuntu logo screen "One or more of the mounts lited in /etc/fstab canno be mounted:/:waitiing for /dev/disk/by-uuid/0641f685-848b-40db-9f5d-8d900e6d9bd2 /tmp:waiting for (null) :waiting for 0 press escape to enter a recovery shell "
[05:44] <seedking> ah there is the x64 lol
[05:44] <seedking> need to loook around lol
[05:44] <Sikth> Im on a different computer now. Any help?
[05:44] <seedking> ia32-crossover-pro_7.0.2-1_amd64 hmm that not work either
[05:44] <seedking> cause ia32
[05:45] <seedking> who have a 64 bit version for me ?
[05:45] <susanowo> you can't use 32bit libraries?
[05:45] <seedking> nope
[05:45] <susanowo> that is unfortunate
[05:45] <AbhiJit> seedking, i am using 64 bit ubuntu
[05:45] <seedking> me 2
[05:45] <seedking> best thing to use with 5 GB DDR2 pc-8500
[05:46] <jtrag> you can use 32 bit apps in 64 bit ubuntu just fine
[05:46] <jtrag> just make sure you install the proper packages
[05:46] <seedking> well apparentley not this one
[05:46] <Loshki> gaelfx: I can't find a channel dedicated to pulseaudio. Try your question here...
[05:49] <susanowo> .
[05:49] <infid> is mutt still big or has anything replaced it?
[05:50] <blakkheim> mutt is good, i like alpine as an alternative
[05:51] <infid> why do mutt and alpine want to create a folder called ~/mail? i have my mailbox as ~/MailDir
[05:54] <blakkheim> i'm sure you could change it before compiling them
[05:54] <blakkheim> or you could use a symbolic link
[05:54] <rww> or change your .muttrc.
[05:55] <AbhiJit> x0rs, ping
[05:55] <gaelfx> I am trying to make HDMI audio work, so I installed alsa backports to make Pulse recognize the device on my graphics card, but when I select the HDMI audio device, I still get no sound. If I select the alsa audio device in smplayer, audio works, but it doesn't work in any other applications. How can I get pulse to do what smplayer is doing, and do it for any application I want to use?
[05:55] <x0rs> ?
[05:56] <x0rs> AbhiJit: ?
[05:56] <AbhiJit> x0rs, a day or two before you were asking about ubuntu using so much battery?
[05:56] <x0rs> AbhiJit: Ahh yes
[05:56] <AbhiJit> x0rs, so what heppnd? issue solved?
[05:57] <x0rs> AbhiJit: well, it's hard to tell really... I haven't timed it, and the battery doesn't drain ridiculously fast in ubuntu. It just seems like it's an hour or two less than when I'm in XP
[05:57] <x0rs> AbhiJit: I did play with power settings to get options that would dim screen, etc... appropriately for when I am using just battery power
[05:57] <AbhiJit> x0rs, that day i was about to tell you and you left - but i also have expe that ubunt uses battery more than win does
[05:58] <x0rs> AbhiJit: It's satisfactory, just not spectacular
[05:58] <AbhiJit> ok
[05:58] <infid> my outgoing smtp server requires authentication. which values do i edit in /etc/postfix/main.cf for auth?
[05:58] <x0rs> AbhiJit: Oh good, glad I'm not the only one
[05:58] <AbhiJit> yah
[05:59] <lilpod> Hi, what otheer command can I use besides sudo to become root?
[05:59] <susanowo> su
[05:59] <infid> su -
[05:59] <lilpod> thanks
[05:59] <susanowo> but you need to put sudo in front of su
[06:00] <AbhiJit> :o
[06:00] <infid> why not just use sudo? you only have to enter your password once,t hen ti's remembered for 15 min
[06:00] <gaelfx> er, that's a little dangerous
[06:00] <infid> same thing but safer
[06:00] <Guest93731> morning all
[06:01] <daniel__> hello
[06:01] <logan_wolf> hi daniel__
[06:02] <glebihan> lilpod, susanowo : Never use "sudo su"
[06:02] <glebihan> lilpod, susanowo : use "sudo -i" instead
[06:03] <logan_wolf> hello glebihan
[06:03] <glebihan> logan_wolf: hi
[06:03] <logan_wolf> how are you doing?
[06:03] <glebihan> logan_wolf: fine, you ?
[06:03] <logan_wolf> glebihan, great thnx...
[06:04] <seedking> aha now i got crossover to work
[06:04] <logan_wolf> glebihan, hey man wondering have you ever used tinymce????
[06:04] <susanowo> congrats
[06:05] <seedking> just runned the install-crossover-pro-7.0.2.sh
[06:05] <glebihan> logan_wolf: yep
[06:05] <logan_wolf> great
[06:05] <seedking> yea
[06:06] <logan_wolf> glebihan, hey sent you a pm
[06:06] <zruty> Is there a way I can change eth1 to eth0 and etc? Where can I find info?
[06:07] <vinaur> Hi. I'm using Ubuntu Lucid (tried Maverick as well) liveCD to try and recover GRUB after Windows XP install, however, my lvm2 volumes do not appear anywhere in /dev, so I can't mount them. I can see the volumes with the lvm tool. Any idea how I could get them mounted?
[06:07] <amonkey> my computer crashed taking down a ubuntu vm uncleanly. now it won't boot saying "mountall: fsck /boot terminated with status 1" what does this mean?
[06:08] <AbhiJit> !fixgrub | vinaur
[06:08] <Rotham> hey...
[06:08] <AbhiJit> ...yeh
[06:09] <seedking> thanks for all the help guys/girls ;)
[06:09] <Rotham> how do I add something too my path?
[06:10] <Rotham> like... PATH=~/dmd/bin:/path/to/dmd/bin ?
[06:10] <vinaur> AbhiJit,  that's kinda the thing... i can't mount my partition, since I can't see it in /dev
[06:10] <AbhiJit> hmm
[06:11] <bookmark> sup
[06:12] <AbhiJit> 6 days1
[06:12] <glebihan> Rotham: just type "PATH=$PATH:~/dmd/bin:/path/to/dmd/bin", add it to your .bashrc if you want it permanent
[06:13] <Rotham> ok cool thanks... just add it anywhere in bashrc?
[06:13] <glebihan> Rotham: yes
[06:15] <juk> Why when I save rate 75 in nvidia x server settings, after restart it again shows 60???
[06:17] <juk> Screen flaming, help
[06:18] <vinaur> AbhiJit, got it! they were marked as inactive volumes. I activated them and now i can see them
[06:18] <AbhiJit> !yay | vinaur
[06:18] <AbhiJit> :P
[06:19] <susanowo> [D
[06:21] <Snakkah> Just curious...what would you say is the best filesystem for running Ubuntu on a USB flash drive (I've done it before with ext4 with a lot of success, but looking at other options).
[06:21] <Gnea> I'd probably go without a journal - ext2
[06:22] <Snakkah> Why no journaling?
[06:22] <juk> Why when I save rate 75 in nvidia x server settings, after restart it again shows 60???
[06:22] <Gnea> less usage
[06:22] <Snakkah> Hm okay.
[06:23] <x_2> juk you use xchat?
[06:23] <juk> x_2: irssi
[06:23] <Gnea> fat would be best, but it doesn't support permissions, so it wouldn't work
[06:23] <x_2> good
[06:23] <x_2> xchat users are all getting rooted through freenode
[06:24] <juk> x_2: you know anything about nvidia settings?
[06:24] <x_2> ya
[06:24] <x_2> i use em
[06:24] <x_2> i run nvidea'
[06:24] <juk> x_2: any idea why it won't save settings after reboot
[06:25] <x_2> you install throuh hardware drivers?
[06:25] <ridin> x_2: what do you mean rooted through freenode?
[06:25] <x_2> owned
[06:25] <x_2> if u use xchat they get full access to yer puter on ubuntu
[06:26] <ridin> why
[06:26] <x_2> they hack you
[06:26] <ridin> why
[06:26] <x_2> i duno
[06:26] <x_2> there bored?
[06:26] <ridin> oh, i see why
[06:26] <ridin> how about smuxi? any differences?
[06:27] <x_2> they root yer box and brag on forums and act cool
[06:27] <x_2> join #xchat
[06:27] <x_2> most users there get owned
[06:27] <ridin> just, meh
[06:27] <Gnea> x_2: it's a zero-day?
[06:27] <ridin> gtg bed.
[06:28] <x_2> 0-day ye
[06:28] <x_2> there skids
[06:28] <Ryen> !ot
[06:28] <blakkheim> lol qoq
[06:28] <blakkheim> wow*
[06:28] <x_2> xchat needa close them exploitd holes
[06:28] <x_2> fast'
[06:28] <blakkheim> yeah
[06:29] <x_2> the arab community has xchat on lock
[06:29] <lilpod> does anyone here watch hulu or know an alternative to online tv??, latest swfdec is incompatible with hulu.com
[06:29] <x_2> and it sucks as i use xchat
[06:29] <x_2> i use xchat with ubuntu
[06:29] <james296> can anyone here please explain to me why after I change my Pidgin status to away using the indicator-applet, Im automatically signed off the IM I was on, it says Im signed in from another location
[06:30] <x_2> i think my box is rooted
[06:30] <Gnea> x_2: how can you be sure?
[06:30] <x_2> my ff gets redirected to homo pages
[06:30] <x_2> for sure sign
[06:30] <x_2> lol
[06:30] <blakkheim> uh oh
[06:30] <Gnea> for sure sign that you're pulling our legs
[06:30] <x_2> no
[06:30] <Gnea> since clearly you don't know what 'rooted' means
[06:30] <x_2> huh?
[06:30] <glebihan> x_2: please take this somewhere else, it's offtopic here
[06:31] <linux_probe> there is / was windows 0-days in xchat2
[06:31] <x_2> Gnea i do clearly no what rooted is
[06:31] <linux_probe> none in linux that i know of
[06:31] <Gnea> which wouldn't affect us
[06:31] <x_2> do not talk to me like that please
[06:31] <x_2> thnx
[06:31] <Ryen> !ot | x_2 & Gnea
[06:31] <Gnea> Ryen: that's enough.
[06:31] <glebihan> x_2: just asking you to follow the channel topic, as you've already been asked to
[06:32] <x_2> im just letn people no
[06:32] <x_2> thats no crime
[06:32] <glebihan> x_2: that's not the place
[06:32] <x_2> so listen to me when i say
[06:32] <x_2> maybe nbot
[06:32] <x_2> maybe not*
[06:32] <x_2> but im just saying
[06:32] <x_2> thats all
[06:33] <glebihan> x_2: we heard you, now please stop
[06:33]  * Gnea knows that know != no and that this conversation ends now.
[06:34] <x_2> glebihan if i rape france will you ignore it?
[06:34] <glebihan> !ops | x_2
[06:35] <AbhiJit> alskdjfs
[06:36] <maco> x_2: please keep on topic. the topic is ubuntu technical support
[06:39] <DrakkenWar> o7 gents. Anyone have any experience with Remmina with Crunchbang?
[06:41] <RedSingularity> ?
[06:41] <RedSingularity> Testing irssi.....anyone reading this?
[06:41] <glebihan> RedSingularity: yep
[06:42] <greppy> RedSingularity: nope! :)
[06:42] <RedSingularity> Lol thanks :)
[06:42] <DrakkenWar> irssi rocks once you muck it out
[06:43] <RedSingularity> Yeah i wanted to get used to a terminal based irc client
[06:45] <DrakkenWar> you picked a great one that is for sure, when I have some more time I will get back to irssi
[06:47] <mccrase90> so, i'm lost with this sound problem i have created
[06:48] <mccrase90> i don't have any hardware listed under sound preferences, is there a way to get my hw to show up?
[06:48] <infid> if i want to use ssmtp how do i disable postfix ?
[06:48] <infid> sudo service sendmail stop ?
[06:49] <infid> postfix stop, nm
[06:49] <bapa_> infid: I'm pretty sure that Apt disables any running daemons if you're about to uninstall them.
[06:51] <bapa> Or, you could just do ``/etc/init.d/postfix stop'' if you wanna do it manually.
[06:52] <chiluk> I just wanted to say how happy I am with maverick at the moment.  I had a number of bugs, but they slowly seem to have disappeared.
[06:54] <UnGato> hi, is there anyone who could help me with a doubt in bind9?
[06:55] <sebsebseb> Hi
[06:58]  * glebihan has rarely seen this channel that quiet...
[06:59] <UnGato> well, i'll be back later
[06:59] <rabbit_kan> hi is anyone ever used wine to run "cs-onlie" sucessfully? if so, can you teach me how?thank you!
[07:00] <plafon> hi, ive installed netbook ubuntu remix and id like to have the 3d effects availible (they are disabled in the options) any help? thanx.
[07:00] <glebihan> plafon: is compiz installed on your system ?
[07:00] <plafon> gllebihan: nope
[07:00] <plafon> but
[07:01] <plafon> i thought it wasnt necessary since the 3d effects were posible to run even without it (on desktop ubuntu)
[07:01] <glebihan> plafon: all 3d effects are handled by compiz
[07:01] <plafon> ok then
[07:01] <plafon> ill install compiz
[07:02] <plafon> also the netbook ubuntu seems to have a huge potencial, i like it so far
[07:03] <DrakkenWar> palfon. From what I understand of the toe netbook installs, compiz is a pia to get working as it's a frill left out from a lowend distro dirivitive
[07:03] <sebsebseb> plafon: ntebook version is getting quite the make over for 10.10
[07:03] <sebsebseb> netbook
[07:03] <plafon> make over? in what way?
[07:04] <sebsebseb> plafon: Unity a new interface
[07:04] <plafon> oh rly
[07:04] <plafon> seems nice
[07:04] <plafon> should i wait without compiz then?
[07:04] <DrakkenWar> the unity interface is bringing a lot the netbook venue, but compiz is still kind of a pipe dream
[07:04] <plafon> for 10.10
[07:04] <DrakkenWar> you can get it to work, but it's not easy
[07:05] <sebsebseb> plafon: now there are loads of nice distros that can run nicely on a netbook, but yeah I guess Unity is worth trying out,  and that will be released properly this Sunday when 10.10 comes out
[07:05] <plafon> kk
[07:05] <DrakkenWar> you will have to add the repo's manually
[07:06] <sebsebseb> DrakkenWar: no you don't, if installed from the netbook ISO
[07:06] <sebsebseb> DrakkenWar: for Unity I mean
[07:06] <plafon> how can i find out what my current version is with a command?
[07:06] <plafon> i think its the newest one anyway
[07:06] <sebsebseb> !release | plafon
[07:06] <sebsebseb> wrong factoid
[07:06] <sebsebseb> !version
[07:07] <plafon> oh thanx a lot
[07:07] <lucent> How can I verify that firewire is working without corruption issues?
[07:07] <sebsebseb> DrakkenWar: uh you could have said that no problem in the channel
[07:07] <sebsebseb> !pm > DrakkenWar
[07:08] <sebsebseb> DrakkenWar: as for Compiz it won't be that relivent soon when it comes to Gnome starting next year,  since it won't be compatible with Gnome 3
[07:09] <glebihan> sebsebseb: really ? any link about that ?
[07:10] <Kartagis> hey, is it a good idea to convert from .avi to .mp4 or .mkv to .mp4?
[07:10] <sebsebseb> glebihan: I expect there are at least a few,  and I mean with the new Gnome 3 look Gnome Shell, because of how it is made, but this is going a bit off topic now as well
[07:11] <sebsebseb> Kartagis: uhmm good question
[07:11] <glebihan> sebsebseb: that's why I asked for an external link :) thanks anyway
[07:11] <Kubuntiac> Anyone know of any way to just install every latin font in the repo's without manually reading every description (there's hundreds!)
[07:11] <sebsebseb> Kartagis: why do you want to?
[07:11] <gaelfx> Kartagis: it's not something I would do personally, as it tends to kinda bonk the quality more
[07:12] <Loshki> Kartagis: It's not a good idea. All of these are compression schemes which are lossy, which means every time you do almost any conversion, you *lose* quality. Never convert unless you have to....
[07:12] <sebsebseb> Kubuntiac: also all of those formats are propritayr formats, so not much point really
[07:12] <gaelfx> Kartagis: but I'm sure it's accomlishable with vlc or some other such software
[07:12] <Kubuntiac> sebsebseb: Ok, well every open licensed, latin font
[07:12] <sebsebseb> Kubuntiac: no messaged you by mistake there
[07:12] <Kubuntiac> lol
[07:13] <sebsebseb> Kartagis: also all of those formats are propritary formats, so not much point really
[07:13] <glebihan> Kubuntiac: you can use regular expressions with apt-get, may help you
[07:13] <x-izzy> HI I need help i registered on ccpower but now don't know how to log in
[07:14] <Kartagis> Loshki I have to, because .mp4 is the only format my phone can read
[07:14] <sebsebseb> Kartagis: ok that is a reason to convert
[07:15] <sebsebseb> Kartagis: however another reason people tend to do it is, because they want in a open format
[07:15] <sebsebseb> !formats
[07:15] <sebsebseb> !avi
[07:15] <x-izzy> ANYBODY TO HELP?
[07:15] <lilpod> Hi, I installed wireshark and there is no network interface availiable to it when there should be some, does anyone know why this is the case?
[07:15] <sebsebseb> x-izzy: a what?
[07:15] <rww> !ot | x-izzy
[07:15] <Kartagis> !ask | x-izzy
[07:16] <lilpod> !wireshark
[07:17] <x-izzy> i have a user name on crimeirc but don't remember how to log in
[07:17] <sebsebseb> x-izzy: this is completly the wrong channel for that
[07:20] <kneaux> I'm having composition issues with Indic (specifically Hindi) text in Google Earth (I have character support but not composition support, only in GE), is there a solution available?
[07:20] <infid> when sending mail with the mail(1) command-line tool, how do you specify your 'From:' address, eg your isp's address?
[07:21] <glebihan> infid: use the -a option to set additional headers (such as From)
[07:21] <infid> thanks
[07:26] <FunkyDude> anyone know how to install a .bin file? I'm trying to install google earth
[07:26] <Gnea> FunkyDude: don't.
[07:26] <|ns|nR8> I set monitor refresh rate to 85hz with nvidia-settings, works fine. After reboot it reverts back to 60hz. Any ideas why? Here is my xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/sdGuJ96P
[07:26] <sebsebseb> !earth | FunkyDude
[07:27] <dstryr> I'm trying to configure Samba to make all my shared folders password protected...can anyone help? It was working but now I can just browse the folders without passwords required
[07:27] <Gnea> !medibuntu | FunkyDude
[07:27] <sebsebseb> Gnea: Why since he can maybe see  where you  live on it?  If he knew where that was
[07:27] <AndroUser2> sudo apt-get install google-earth
[07:27] <Gnea> sebsebseb: like he'd be able to do anything about it
[07:27] <Lychaeus> hey guys, anyone got a minute to help me out?
[07:27] <plafon> Lychaeus: ask a question directly
[07:28] <glebihan> !ask | Lychaeus
[07:28] <Gnea> Lychaeus: it doesn't work like that. just state your question.
[07:28] <icarus-c> dstryr, use "user" mode
[07:28] <plafon> :D
[07:28] <sebsebseb> watch out Gnea Google may be spying on you :D
[07:28] <dstryr> icarus-c, what do you mean?
[07:28] <Lychaeus> kk, sorry about that.
[07:28] <icarus-c> dstryr, you know,  "security = user"
[07:28] <Gnea> sebsebseb: more likely on you than me ;)
[07:28] <dstryr> im very new to linux
[07:28] <Lychaeus> im very new to ubuntu, and i just installed it with the live cd.
[07:28] <Lychaeus> on my laptop.
[07:29] <dstryr> what do you mean by security = user? can you explain more?
[07:29] <dstryr> i tried searching online but couldnt find the solution
[07:29] <icarus-c> dstryr, read samba doc...
[07:29] <Gnea> !samba
[07:29] <dstryr> It was working like 5 minutes ago
[07:29] <dstryr> id try and view a folder from windows and it would ask me to login
[07:29] <FunkyDude> AndroUser2, i tried what you said and it seemed to install, but where did it go? the terminal screen just disappeared
[07:29] <dstryr> now for some reason i just gain access no matter what
[07:30] <dstryr> no authentication required
[07:30] <Gnea> dstryr: do you want users to access your system via windows networking with or without a login?
[07:30] <icarus-c> dstryr, http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/ServerType.html#id2559114
[07:30] <dstryr> with login
[07:30] <Lychaeus> i think its installed when i choose between ubuntu and win xp, i then choose Ubuntu Linux 2.6.32-24 Generic
[07:30] <dstryr> I need it to make them login to view the folders
[07:30] <Gnea> dstryr: then keep it as 'user'
[07:30] <Lychaeus> and then it takes me to a command prompt after i login, i dont understand what to do next.
[07:30] <dstryr> ive assigned users in the system and in samba
[07:30] <Hydrozii> anybody here play minecraft?
[07:30] <Lychaeus> i do hydro.
[07:30] <dstryr> oh
[07:31] <dstryr> i have to edit the conf file
[07:31] <icarus-c> dstryr, look, there are some security mode,  like  "share" , "user"    when you use share,  no authentication needed, with "user" , login required
[07:31] <icarus-c> dstryr, yea since you want global,  put security = user  in [globa] section
[07:31] <Hydrozii> have you done any changing textures and playing other peoples saved files?
[07:31] <icarus-c> dstryr, i guess there is "security = share" there already
[07:31] <glebihan> Lychaeus: what version of ubuntu did you install ?
[07:31] <Lychaeus> 10.4 i believe
[07:32] <Lychaeus> the lastest one
[07:32] <glebihan> Lychaeus: desktop edition, right ?
[07:32] <rww> Hydrozii: try #minecraft, or #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:32] <Lychaeus> err maybe not hold on.
[07:32] <Hydrozii> alright
[07:32] <dstryr> there is no option for "security = xxxx" in the global section of my .conf
[07:32] <Hydrozii> the official minecraft channel ignores me :(
[07:33] <dstryr> ####### Authentication #######
[07:33] <dstryr> # "security = user" is always a good idea. This will require a Unix account
[07:33] <dstryr> # in this server for every user accessing the server. See
[07:33] <dstryr> # /usr/share/doc/samba-doc/htmldocs/Samba3-HOWTO/ServerType.html
[07:33] <dstryr> # in the samba-doc package for details.
[07:33] <FloodBot1> dstryr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:33] <Hydrozii> i was gonna ask how to change texture packs and play other peoples saves on ubuntu
[07:33] <dstryr> #   security = user
[07:34] <dstryr> hmm
[07:34] <dstryr> all the security options are set to user
[07:34] <sebsebseb> dstryr: what are you trying to do exactly? use samba to do what?
[07:34] <dstryr> and it still doesnt make me enter login information to access shared folder
[07:34] <icarus-c> dstryr, dude they are commented out
[07:34] <Kartagis> is libavcodec a video or an audio codec?
[07:34] <dstryr> im using ubuntu as a file server basically
[07:34] <sebsebseb> !samba
[07:34] <dstryr> I want only certain users to beable to login to take and edit files
[07:35] <icarus-c> Kartagis, "av"  so both
[07:35] <dstryr> am i supposed to remove the # infront of the command in the config file?
[07:35] <icarus-c> dstryr, yes..
[07:35] <sebsebseb> dstryr: right well like icarus-c was saying they are commented out,  thats a start knowing what that means, if you aren't sure :)
[07:35] <dstryr> lol
[07:35] <dstryr> wow i feel dumb
[07:35] <icarus-c> dstryr, anything after "#"  are comments, they are ignored
[07:36] <sebsebseb> disturbedmime: config files are a bit like programs in a way, and so they have comments # ##
[07:36] <dstryr> what about ;
[07:36] <cyberdo> mouse cursor hangs in 10.10... seems to be related with either media or sound
[07:36] <Lychaeus> is ubuntu.com down for anyone else?
[07:36] <cyberdo> or rather: the left click stops working
[07:36] <cyberdo> has anyone had this problem?
[07:36] <sebsebseb> disturbedmime: after # can put basically put any text, and it won't be used, it just readable text nothing else
[07:36] <collosi> Lychaeus: up for me
[07:37] <cyberdo> sebsebseb: worksforme
[07:37] <sebsebseb> dstryr: however sometimes,  you would want to uncomment something for useage, then you would remove the #
[07:37] <rww> Lychaeus: works for me, though it's slow
[07:37] <sebsebseb> cyberdo: wrong person
[07:37] <cyberdo> Lychaeus: worksforme
[07:37] <dstryr> i think i read that if you change something in the config file
[07:37] <dstryr> you have to reboot samba?
[07:37] <Lychaeus> kk, yes i have desktop edition.
[07:37] <Lychaeus> but when i boot it, it goes to a command prompt
[07:37] <icarus-c> dstryr, same
[07:37] <Lychaeus> not a desktop
[07:37] <Gnea> Lychaeus: works fine here
[07:37] <dstryr> how do you reboot just samba ? and not the computer?
[07:38] <icarus-c> dstryr, i think default smb.conf clearly explain  comment in the beginning of the file
[07:38] <Gnea> dstryr: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[07:38] <sebsebseb> dstryr: file server? most people just use Samba to share some files with WIndows, and thats that, as far as I know, but your wanting to do something a bit differnet,  so if you don't get very far in here,  I would suggest reading up about Samba for what you want to do
[07:39] <dstryr> well maybe you guys could suggest a better solution
[07:39] <Lychaeus> isnt ubuntu desktop supposed to boot to a desktop? not a full screen command prompt?
[07:39] <dstryr> i have 10 windows computers and this ubuntu computer
[07:39] <dstryr> i need all the windows computers to use the ubuntu computer for storage
[07:39] <Gnea> dstryr: samba is fine for non-windows as well, but perhaps your objective isn't clear
[07:39] <dstryr> i dont want anything on the windows computers
[07:39] <lucent> I need to find help, from someone familiar with kernel driver troubleshooting?
[07:40] <Gnea> lucent: #linux is a good place to start
[07:40] <icarus-c> dmesg?
[07:40] <dstryr> that way everyone can access the same files
[07:40] <lucent> Gnea: I think it may be Ubuntu specific, it is about the new firewire stack causing problems with one of my adapters... but I'm stuck and not getting anywhere on the mail lists
[07:41] <Gnea> dstryr: your best bet is to start by installing SWAT and configuring it with a web browser. all of the options can therefore be explained in great detail that way in a neat and orderly manner.
[07:41] <collosi> Lychaeus: what happens when you type gdm
[07:41] <Gnea> lucent: I see... have you pastebin'd the output of the dmesg command?
[07:41] <lucent> Gnea: there is no output, no one will help me without output
[07:41]  * ph0n7r1c hi guys whats the command for viewing hardware information like version and maker
[07:42] <lucent> I don't know how to get debug output from firewire
[07:42] <infid> my isp's outgoing port is 465. how do i tell ssmtp that?
[07:42] <Lychaeus> 1 minute collosi
[07:42] <Gnea> lucent: I find it impossible that there is no output from the dmesg command.
[07:42] <lucent> the errors show up in other layers that run on top of firewire (disk storage, ffado audio...)
[07:42] <Lychaeus> do i need to install it with wibi?
[07:42] <Gnea> lucent: how are you running it?
[07:42] <Lychaeus> or just the live cd?
[07:42] <Lychaeus> to dual boot
[07:42] <Lychaeus> wubi*
[07:42] <lucent> how am I running...  my computer?   nothing special, it's just that there's no firewire errors I can find to report on
[07:43] <Gnea> lucent: no, the dmesg command.
[07:43] <lucent> 'dmesg -c' then do stuff, errors happen, 'dmesg'
[07:43] <Teemukin65> ph0n7r1c: try lshw
[07:43] <dstryr> Gnea, all the security commands in that file are uncommented and say security=user etc
[07:43] <dstryr> and i can still access the folders via windows without login
[07:43] <Gnea> lucent: I'm going to make this as easy as I can for you, okay?
[07:43] <lucent> all the errors are higher layers and nothing firewire that I can see
[07:43] <lucent> so what do I do to watch firewire for errors and debug info?
[07:44] <Gnea> lucent: open a terminal, and type the following please:  sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit
[07:44] <Gnea> lucent: then display the resulting URL here, please.
[07:44] <collosi> Lychaeus: it's up to you, both work
[07:44] <asdff> hi
[07:44] <Gnea> lucent: you're asking the wrong questions, please perform the requested tasks and we will try to find them.
[07:44] <lucent> Gnea: thanks for helping, first, how do I reproduce problems without having to use a storage device on the firewire bus?
[07:45] <Lychaeus> k i reinstalled it, one second.
[07:45] <Gnea> lucent: I can't answer that at this time.
[07:45] <icarus-c> dstryr, how do you share folders in the first place
[07:45]  * ph0n7r1c does lshw mean list hardware
[07:45] <lucent> hmm... can I prevent Ubuntu from auto-mounting the volume? that's what's destroying my data
[07:45] <asdff> what is the link for login to SQL panel through php
[07:45] <asdff> ?
[07:45] <Gnea> lucent: if you can't help me, I can't help you.
[07:45] <Gnea> sorry, that's just how it is.
[07:45] <icarus-c> dstryr, specify by smb.conf ? or usershare
[07:46] <lucent> Gnea: when I insert a storage device to reproduce the problem, it auto-mounts and the filesystem goes corrupted
[07:46] <Gnea> lucent: you're making this difficult and you don't need to.
[07:46] <lucent> sorry about that, I don't enjoy losing my data
[07:46] <Gnea> lucent: well, you're not paying any attention to me, so from this point on, I don't see the need to pay attention to you.
[07:46] <asdff> what is the link for login to SQL panel through php ?
[07:46] <Gnea> lucent: I understand that, but I really don't enjoy someone that can't follow simple directions in the heat of the moment.
[07:47] <collosi> Lychaeus: you're usind wubi correct?
[07:47] <Gnea> if you want the problem fixed, let's fix it, don't ask me questions I don't know the answers to yet.
[07:47] <lucent> Gnea: uh... right I appreciate your time, but you're being difficult yourself
[07:47] <Lychaeus> i did not use wubi.
[07:47] <Gnea> !pm | dstryr
[07:47] <Lychaeus> i used the live cd, and did the dual boot option.
[07:47] <lucent> Gnea: do you want a dmesg without reproducing the problem?
[07:47] <lucent> I didn't see what good that would do
[07:48] <Gnea> lucent: at this point, yes please, and then we'll go from there.
[07:48] <collosi> Lychaeus: you using the live CD now?
[07:48] <Lychaeus> yes, i installed it through windows. and now im "copying files" after rebooting.
[07:48] <Gnea> lucent: it's called "step 1 of the troubleshooting process"
[07:48] <Gnea> I don't have time to explain it all at this time, just one step at a time.
[07:49]  * ph0n7r1c is there are way of run a script before the login screen shows up 
[07:49] <lucent> you have time enough to patronize me.  Not okay.
[07:49] <Lychaeus> i could not use "normal mode" i had to use "safe video" sorry forgot the actual name.
[07:49] <veegee> hey all this has nothing to do with linux, but
[07:49] <Gnea> lucent: I know when I've been trolled.
[07:49] <rww> !ot | veegee
[07:49] <Lychaeus> if i used normal mode i just got a black screen after the ubuntu screen
[07:49] <veegee> u gotta be kidding
[07:50] <collosi> Lychaeus:  sure try safe video, see if that will load of gdm
[07:50] <Gnea> veegee: please stick to the topic of Ubuntu, we don't need useless bantering here, kthx
[07:50] <Lychaeus> kk still copying files.
[07:50] <glebihan> ph0n7r1c: don't use "/me" to ask questions
[07:50] <ph0n7r1c> ok
[07:50] <Esat> how can i install a tar.gz file ?
[07:50] <dstryr> Gnea, when you are done helping this guy can you help me work through the problem i'm having? I'll wait until you are done
[07:50] <aL3x_> the price of free tech support is to do things the way the person helping you wants them done
[07:50] <Gnea> dstryr: oh I'm done, what's up?
[07:50] <ph0n7r1c> how can you run a script before the login screen please
[07:51] <seidos> Esat, you need to unzip/untar the file tar xvvf tarfile
[07:51] <lucent> alexlea: point taken. :)
[07:51] <icarus-c> Esat, tar.gz is just a file archive (think of .zip / .rar)
[07:51] <rob_p> infid: How's the project coming along?
[07:51] <dstryr> stil trying to get the folder passord protected over the network
[07:51] <Esat> seidos, i did that,
[07:51] <collosi> phon7r1c:  you can use the startup applications and run the script from there
[07:51] <icarus-c> Esat, what sort of things are in the tar.gz
[07:51] <dstryr> Gnea, it was working like 10 minutes ago ...now all of a sudden it doesnt ask for user or password when accessing from windows
[07:52] <Gnea> dstryr: okay, so what changed?
[07:52] <dstryr> Gnea, I have no clue man
[07:52] <lucent> dstryr: I think that's more of a Windows-specific question, Ubuntu side might be unchanged
[07:52] <Gnea> dstryr: did you run an upgrade?
[07:52] <collosi> ph0n7r1c:  what are you trying to run?
[07:52] <dstryr> nope
[07:52] <Gnea> dstryr: can you pastebin your smb.conf please?
[07:52] <lucent> dstryr: try the 'net' command from Windows cmd console, and seek help how to use that to forget the net password and username so you can re-enter it?
[07:52] <dstryr> maybe windows is storing the password and user name and not showing
[07:52] <Lychaeus> is there a known video issue with a dell latititude d505 booting to black screen in normal mode?
[07:52] <ph0n7r1c> i want to run certain scripts before i login to my system as root
[07:52] <seidos> Esat, well, is it source code?  then ./configure make sudo make install
[07:52] <icarus-c> dstryr, if you didn't change any bit on the serve side, i guess it is windows client store login credentials?
[07:53] <dstryr> how do i check if it stores the login?
[07:53] <Gnea> dstryr: try rebooting a windows client then
[07:53] <dstryr> or how do i clear it
[07:53] <icarus-c> dstryr, ask in ##windows
[07:53] <dstryr> lol
[07:53]  * icarus-c doesn't use Windows
[07:53] <glebihan> ph0n7r1c: you could use upstart scripts
[07:53] <lucent> dstryr: asking a windows guru might be wise at this point, particularly about the 'net' command I mentioned above
[07:53] <Gnea> dstryr: #samba is a good place to ask as well
[07:53] <collosi> Lychaeus:  what is your xorg log output?
[07:53] <dstryr> i tried samba
[07:53] <dstryr> noone answered :/
[07:53] <Gnea> they tend to idle a lot
[07:53] <Lychaeus> above my head collosi. lol
[07:53] <Esat> seidos , yes it is source code
[07:54] <dstryr> im gonna try to reboot my windows computer and see if it asks for login again
[07:54] <Gnea> but they can be helpful once they answer
[07:54] <Gnea> okay
[07:54] <dstryr> is there another option for making a file server for a bunch of computers?
[07:54] <seidos> Esat, then "./configure" "make" "sudo make install"
[07:54] <dstryr> (all windows based)?
[07:54] <dstryr> a better program i mean
[07:54] <Gnea> dstryr: it depends if you want them to be workgroup or domain based
[07:54] <Esat> seidos, are these two different commands?
[07:54] <seidos> Esat, three
[07:54] <Gnea> dstryr: I prefer SWAT
[07:54] <ph0n7r1c> cause i have a problem with my ubuntu i borught a new laptop and have it runing but when i go to shutdown it freezys on me and i have to press the power botton to kill it when it starts up again some how the session was messed up the last time so the system is a little unstable
[07:55] <dstryr> it doesnt really matter....because i dont know the difference
[07:55] <lucent> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/XBJ1JGrK   and FYI the last series of messages in the output is result of inserting the troublesome firewire card and it being accepted
[07:55] <Esat> seidos,  ok
[07:55]  * icarus-c suggests  "./configure --prefix=$HOME/.local   && make && make install " instead
[07:55] <Esat> configure
[07:55] <dstryr> Gnea, doesnt matter about the domain or workgroup
[07:55] <lucent> no errors are supposed to be meaningful in that text, I haven't reproduced the problem yet
[07:55] <dstryr> i dont know the difference or advantages between the two
[07:55] <Gnea> dstryr: okay, then yeah, I'd get swat installed and running first
[07:55] <dstryr> ;p
[07:55] <collosi> Lychaeus:  run this in the terminal  #cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[07:55] <ph0n7r1c> so i was thinking of writting a simple check script to fix this during startup
[07:56] <Esat> seidos, configure: error: cannot find install-sh or install.sh in "." "./.."
[07:56] <dstryr> i have swat installed
[07:56] <dstryr> im trying to figure out how to run it ;x doh
[07:56] <collosi> Lychaeus:  what you really want to do is post that file, so someone can take a look at it
[07:56] <icarus-c> Esat, is there a autorun.sh  ?
[07:56] <ph0n7r1c> cause the system was not probaly shutdown it messed some files
[07:56] <Esat> icarus-c,  there are many files here
[07:57] <glebihan> ph0n7r1c: maybe the best option would be trying to fix the issue rather than finding a workaround
[07:57] <ph0n7r1c> upstart script is a file or program
[07:57] <Gnea> dstryr: ah, make sure you have openbsd-inetd installed and make sure that /etc/inetd.conf has a line in it for swat to run
[07:57] <dstryr> hmm
[07:57] <dstryr> well it looks like reboot the windows computer made it ask for login again
[07:57] <Lychaeus> nothing happens when i type that Collosi
[07:57] <icarus-c> Esat, so is there a autorun.sh ? or a INSTALL  file?
[07:57] <icarus-c> or README
[07:57] <ph0n7r1c> because its a new computer it has ubuntu has not got the fixes for it yet
[07:57] <dstryr> gnea, do you think we could chat pm? chatroom is hard to keep up with
[07:58] <ph0n7r1c> the model was release a few months ago
[07:58] <Esat> yes, there is a readme.txt file
[07:58] <seidos> Esat, there could be a .bin file that you are supposed to just execute.  what is the tar file of?
[07:58] <collosi> Lychaeus:  what about #dmesg
[07:58] <icarus-c> Esat, read it then
[07:58] <ph0n7r1c> it was only designed for windows 7 and we all know how dum windows are
[07:58] <Lychaeus> nothing again
[07:58] <mamooth> hi there
[07:58] <Gnea> dstryr: it's actually better this way, so that others can join in, plus I can help 2 people at once this way. just pay attention to nick highlighting.
[07:58] <infid> rob_p: well now i'm just trying to use ssmtp to send a message and i have it mostly configured. but the mail.err log keeps saying '553 From address not verified' for some reason
[07:58] <dstryr> ok
[07:59] <collosi> ph0n7r1c:  try running your script in the startup application
[07:59] <Gnea> dstryr: or maybe they're having the same problem and can benefit
[07:59] <ph0n7r1c> even the lan drivers for it i had to manually install
[07:59] <Sunderphon> Any steam gamers in here having a problem running TF2 after the latest update? (wine)
[07:59] <icarus-c> Esat, i suppose the tarball comes with a install guide or from where you download it
[07:59] <Lychaeus> Collosi, mind if i send you a link to a pic ?
[07:59] <Gnea> lucent: have you been able to read the partition table?
[07:59] <collosi> Lychaeus: sure
[07:59] <infid> rob_p: i even tried  echo 'test' | mail -a 'From: infid@att.net -s 'sending test' infid@gmail.com
[07:59] <rob_p> infid: Gave up on Postfix?  I don't know ssmtp so I cannot advise.
[07:59] <dstryr> Gnea, openbsd-inetd is installed
[07:59] <dstryr> how do i add a line to the file to make sure it runs
[07:59] <dstryr> for swat
[07:59] <ph0n7r1c> the startup application runs after or before the loging program
[07:59] <infid> rob_p: postfix is more complicated though if i can figure out how to do it with ssmtp i can figure it out with postfix i'm sure
[08:00] <lucent> Gnea: of... the fubar filesystem?    I don't have anything connected at the moment, I was using firewire for data storage and also audio devices
[08:00] <Lychaeus> collosi http://imgur.com/IkBr6.jpg
[08:00] <Gnea> dstryr: well, look at the bottom of /etc/inetd.conf now, should be something there for it
[08:00] <collosi> ph0n7r1c: runs at login, so after login
[08:00] <rob_p> infid: Is there a way to force ssmtp to relay via your ISP's MTA?
[08:00] <Gnea> lucent: well, according to that dmesg output, it looks like you connected the firewire HDD
[08:00] <ph0n7r1c> but is the a way to run it before the login like during the checks
[08:00] <dstryr> gnea swat		stream	tcp	nowait.400	root	/usr/sbin/tcpd	/usr/sbin/swat
[08:00] <dstryr> looks right...
[08:01] <lucent> Gnea: I have a built-in ieee1394a chipset which works reliably, so....  yes that one is working but my expresscard based ieee1394b adapter (not connected) corrupted data
[08:01] <infid> rob_p: yeah and that's what i'm doing
[08:01] <ph0n7r1c> or just after the boot screean
[08:01] <Gnea> lucent: and I'm not seeing any errors. what I am seeing is that it is being setup correctly, so try this:  sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[08:01] <lucent> Gnea: sorry it's confusing because I didn't know why my data was disappeared when it happened last week, now is much different
[08:02] <Esat> icarus-c, i know where the software downloaded, it is *.tar.gz file
[08:02] <infid> rob_p: i finally got it to authenticate the ssl part to my isp's smtp, but now it just keeps giving me this '553 From address not verified' stuff
[08:02] <collosi> Lychaeus: just for kicks try running #sudo gdm
[08:02] <Lychaeus> nothing
[08:02] <lucent> since then i've connected via the reliably operational firewire chipset, and zereo'ed and partitioned and made a new fs
[08:02] <Gnea> dstryr: alright, so now open a web browser (or tab) and go here:  http://localhost:901
[08:02] <Lychaeus> starts another justin@ubuntu
[08:02] <xbonesx> I know ive asked this before but whats the command to extract the contents of a tar.gz to a directory which requires super user privledges?
[08:03] <dstryr> okay
[08:03] <lucent> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/ZBqVrYvA
[08:03] <Gnea> lucent: understood, but we need to make sure that what's currently connected isn't having any problems along the way. if we find a problem, then we'll know why it happened and can go about fixing it.
[08:03] <infid> xbonesx: sudo tar xzvf ?
[08:03] <xbonesx> infid: ok ill try it
[08:03] <dstryr> gnea, now what?
[08:04] <lucent> Gnea: okay, understood. I'm pretty confident that my firewire gear is working connected to the internal chipset like I have set up now
[08:04] <collosi> Lychaeus: try running #Xorg -configure
[08:04] <Gnea> dstryr: now click on the different sections at the top to see the shares, printers, etc - make sure it's all loading right
[08:04] <Lychaeus> nothing again
[08:04] <Lychaeus> starts another line
[08:04] <Gnea> lucent: if what I see is correct, you've connected a 1TB drive to it.
[08:04] <lucent> yep
[08:05] <icarus-c> Esat, does it come with a INSTALL guide
[08:05] <collosi> Lychaeus: no errors?
[08:05] <dstryr> gnea, okay ....
[08:05] <rob_p> infid: Looks like that status code refers to invalid recipient address.  Are you sure you are sending to a valid e-mail address?
[08:05] <Lychaeus> no errors, just starts another Justin@ubuntu line
[08:05] <lucent> no meaningful data on it at the moment, since the debacle last week killed the fs and I put a new ext3 system on it
[08:05] <Gnea> lucent: I'm going to guess that this drive was formatted with a mac?
[08:05] <Esat> icarus-c,  not, just readme file
[08:05] <lucent> Gnea: why a mac?
[08:06] <Gnea> lucent: based on the filesystem type. that's not ext3.
[08:06] <lucent> Gnea: it's GPT so uh, did you want a listing from parted?
[08:06] <icarus-c> Esat, does it tell any clue
[08:06] <collosi> Lychaeus:  ok, what about this #cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:06] <Gnea> dstryr: so now, go to your base configuration and switch from 'basic' to 'advanced'
[08:07] <Esat> no, it is just about software, dont explain how it install
[08:07] <dstryr> gnea, i think i am not in the right stop
[08:07] <dstryr> all i have are "home, status, view, password at the top of the localhost page
[08:07] <Lychaeus> same thing
[08:07] <Lychaeus> doesnt do anything
[08:07] <Gnea> lucent: does parted actually list anything? just an FYI, GPT can't hold an ext3 filesystem because it's 'ee', not '82'
[08:07] <infid> rob_p: 100% sure it's a valid email address
[08:07] <dstryr> gnea, nothing about advanced or basic settings
[08:07] <infid> rob_p: it's my gmail address that i use all the time
[08:08] <Gnea> dstryr: does it ever ask for a user/pass?
[08:08] <collosi> Lychaeus:  what other OS's are installed?  Is this a laptop?
[08:08] <lucent> Gnea: oh, I guess you're not familiar with GPT yet.
[08:08] <dstryr> yes
[08:08] <dstryr> i logged in
[08:08] <Gnea> lucent: which is why I asked what created it
[08:08] <lucent> Gnea: I used parted ?
[08:09] <Gnea> lucent: give it a shot
[08:09] <dstryr> gnea, yeah i logged in with the admin account
[08:09] <dstryr> nothing about advanced or basic
[08:09] <rob_p> infid: Yeah, I was just making sure you didn't, "fat-finger" the address when you typed it!  :-)
[08:09] <Lychaeus> yes its a laptop, windows XP/.
[08:09] <Sacha> hello ! I have installed ubuntu on a computer, but it freezes randomly, I can't find any clue to understand why. Can you help me ? Can tell what kind of card I got, and other stuff...
[08:09] <lucent> Gnea:  sudo parted /dev/sdb print | pastebinit -a lucent   # http://pastebin.com/BmFA0f2x
[08:10] <Lychaeus> collosi: http://imgur.com/8LLk9.jpg
[08:10] <Lychaeus> just so you can see what im doing
[08:10] <lucent> Sacha: how much RAM memory?
[08:10] <Sacha> 2Gb
[08:10] <Sacha> as swap
[08:10] <Esat> seidos,  and icarus-c  thank for your hepling, i found explanation
[08:10] <lucent> oh hmm...  also, what brand of computer is it?  something like a Dell or another brand?
[08:10] <Sacha> Oh, no, I put 3 GB swap
[08:10] <infid> rob_p: yea i triple checked. man this blows. it's 2010 and i can't even send a simple email after hours and hours :/
[08:11] <icarus-c> Sacha, so how much physical RAM you have got
[08:11] <lucent> Sacha: I was asking about RAM, like the sticks of RAM
[08:11] <Gnea> lucent: yeah, I'm a bit unfamiliar with that sort of layout, so I'm wondering if you can fsck it
[08:11] <infid> and what's really sad is i have over a decade of unix experience, and have set up sendmail and postfix years ago successfully
[08:11] <collosi> Lycheaus:  you are sure you are installing the desktop edition?
[08:11] <Padhu> giver will not detect remote machine over intra net
[08:11] <infid> but because i rarely ever use anythin but web mail i cant get this simple stuff working :P
[08:11] <Sacha> 2Gb ram, 3 GB swap
[08:11] <Lychaeus> yes. im mostly sure.
[08:11] <Lychaeus> ill check again
[08:11] <ph0n7r1c> its the a laptop addtion
[08:11] <Gnea> infid: you can thank the spammers for that one
[08:11] <Padhu> How can i correct it?
[08:11] <lucent> Gnea: GPT is *the* recommended partitioning scheme for volumes 500GB and larger capacity, so uh... side note you might want to read up about it sometime
[08:12] <lucent> no big deal, it's just used by every OS
[08:12] <Gnea> lucent: I tend to not use those, since 1TB drives tend to have an inherit hardware flaw which limits their life expectancy quite considerably compared to lesser sized drives.
[08:13] <lucent> uh huh.
[08:13] <Gnea> lucent: so anyway, sudo fsck.ext3 /dev/sdb1
[08:14] <icarus-c> 2x500GB RAID0 works better :P
[08:14] <lucent> Gnea: presuming you'd like me to unmount it first
[08:14] <Gnea> if it's hardware raid, yes.
[08:14] <lucent> Ubuntu auto-mounted it
[08:14] <Gnea> lucent: that would be extremely helpful, yes.
[08:14] <lucent> ESportB10: clean, 11/61054976 files, 3883124/244190637 blocks
[08:14] <collosi> Lycheaus:  your windows partition is fine correct?  I would try to install again
[08:15] <rob_p> infid: I think I *may* know what's going on.  It's probably an anti-spam tactic used by your ISP's MTA.  Usually you authenticate and then they let you relay through their server.  However, many ISPs are now checking the, 'from address' and if it doesn't match the user whom you authenticated as, you will get that rejection message.
[08:15] <ravenwood> What is (<unknown>:4893): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead?
[08:15] <Gnea> lucent: alright, good to remount then
[08:15] <infid> rob_p: hahahahha i got it working through brute force!
[08:15] <lucent> Gnea: done
[08:15] <Gnea> lucent: how much data are we talking?
[08:15] <collosi> Lychaeus: when you install are you leaving all the setting as default?
[08:15] <rob_p> infid: Do tell...
[08:15] <infid> rob_p: i put rewriteDomain=yahoo.com even though my email is infid@att.net. i figured i'd try all permutations since my smtp server is att.yahoo.com
[08:15] <lucent> Gnea: nothing right now, it was all lost last week...
[08:15] <Gnea> dstryr: did you find the correct tab?
[08:16] <Gnea> lucent: have you tried using foremost?
[08:16] <lucent> Gnea: negatory, that's new to me.  is foremost something you've got experience with?
[08:16] <Gnea> !info foremost
[08:16] <Lychaeus> Collosi, yes.
[08:16] <Gnea> lucent: it's worked quite well in the past.
[08:16] <rob_p> infid: I see.  Well, that sort of goes along with what I thought might be happening.
[08:17] <dstryr> Gnea, negative
[08:17] <lucent> Gnea: good to know, for the future.  As-is the drive has been zeroed and a fresh ext3 filesystem, so I am unconcerned about what's on it right now
[08:17] <infid> rob_p: thanks for all the help
[08:17] <Lychaeus> i downloaded ubuntu-10.04.1-desktop-i386
[08:17] <ravenwood> My terminal keeps spamming (<unknown>:4893): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead . I don't know if its talking about firefox which I ran from the terminal I lost firefox in a update somehow
[08:17] <Gnea> lucent: at what level did you zero it? just a basic format or did you actually do a dd=/dev/zero?
[08:17] <lucent> dd zero
[08:18] <Gnea> oh, foremost can get past that
[08:18] <Gnea> zeroing isn't really secure
[08:18] <Gnea> :)
[08:18] <ravenwood> Is my computer headed for a waterfall
[08:18] <icarus-c> dd if=/dev/zero of=......
[08:18] <ravenwood> or a pirate ship
[08:18] <rob_p> infid: You can thank the low-life spammers for all the headaches of spam filtering that has become a part of life for anyone who deals with e-mail delivery.  Anyway, glad I could help, even if only a little.  Take care.
[08:18] <Padhu> Giver will not detect remote machine, How can i correct this?
[08:18] <collosi> Lychaeus:  what does   #whois -r    output
[08:18] <Sacha> I tried to install 64b version, but it freezed, so I decide to install x86 version, but it's the same... Sometimes, I don't even have a console (accessed by hitting Ctrl+Alt+Fn)...
[08:19] <lucent> Gnea: ah, so you've used foremost to recover a dd zero'ed drive before?
[08:19] <collosi> Lychaeus: sorry #who -r
[08:19] <Gnea> lucent: sure
[08:19] <lucent> I find that improbable
[08:19] <Lychaeus> sec
[08:19] <hdon> hi all :) i read v4l2loopback.ko has been renamed webcamstudio.ko? is that true? where to get the latest source to build?
[08:19] <infid> rob_p: yeah bad guys make the internet harder to use everyday. imagine how simple it was in 1990, insecure as hell but simple :P
[08:20] <Gnea> lucent: you're free to think what you like
[08:20] <Lychaeus> nothing collosi
[08:20] <Lychaeus> same dam thing
[08:20] <lucent> hdon: I use this myself, it's a fork and not a rename to the best of my knowledge... see www.ws4gl.org
[08:20] <Lychaeus> starts new line
[08:20] <rww> Gnea: by "sure", do you mean that you personally have?
[08:20] <angelete2> hi
[08:20] <collosi> Lychaeus: something is seriously wrong with that install
[08:20] <sebsebseb> angelete2: hi
[08:20] <lucent> hdon: you will also need some other tricks to make it actually work with Flash that is distributed with Ubuntu, privmsg if you need help further
[08:20] <Lychaeus> hmm. ill try to redownload and burn it
[08:21] <angelete2> whenever i log through ssh to my server i get my welcome message twice
[08:21] <lucent> rww: Please help, I'm trying to filter out the bullcrap :)
[08:21] <rob_p> infid: I'm sure it was.  I didn't have regular/daily access to the 'Net until the summer of 1995.  But even then it was a much different place than it is now.
[08:21] <collosi> Lychaeus:  try re-installing, how many linux partitions are you creating?
[08:21] <Gnea> rww: yeah, wasn't easy
[08:21] <angelete2> how can i avoid this?
[08:21] <Lychaeus> just one i guess. im doing the dual boot on the live cd
[08:21] <Gnea> lucent: look, are you here to get help or to troll?
[08:21] <rww> Gnea: cool. I'll have to play with it sometime.
[08:22] <rob_p> infid: So now you just need to write a script to detect failed logins and have it run your one-liner to put an e-mail in your inbox!
[08:22] <infid> rob_p: already figured that out, thanks to multitail
[08:22] <Sacha> No one can help me ?
[08:22] <hdon> lucent, thanks. sent you a pm
[08:22] <sebsebseb> Sacha: uhmm
[08:22] <collosi> Lychaeus:  how big is the partition you are installing linux on?
[08:23] <sebsebseb> Sacha: Did you check that your ISO was ok?  or did you install from an offical CD?
[08:23] <Lychaeus> 20GB is what i choose when it asked on the live cd
[08:23] <collosi> Lychaeus:  what is the output of #sudo fdisk -l
[08:23] <Sacha> Both cd were correct (md5sums were OK), downloaded from ubuntu
[08:23] <angelete2> http://pastebin.com/tVcbFfbP here it is what i get anytime i log in
[08:23] <angelete2> any help?
[08:24] <sebsebseb> Sacha: and installling on to a computer with how much RAM?  and what king of graphics card even?
[08:24] <sebsebseb> Sacha: and which version of Ubuntu?
[08:24] <AnxiousNut> is it safe to $chmod -R 700 ~/ ?
[08:24] <rob_p> infid: I'm guessing that is a logfile analyzer of some sort.  Did you look into faillog?  It would seem that PAM can easily be configured to react to things like failed logins.  Perhaps you are already using it.  Anyway, lots of ways to accomplish the task.
[08:24] <angelete2> i've looked at /etc/motd and it only shows one, so what is the other file it's being added after motd?=
[08:24] <glebihan> angelete2: what is the issue ? there isn't any error messages there ?
[08:24] <rww> AnxiousNut: should be, unless you're doing something non-standard
[08:25] <Gnea> rww: the only problem is that it can be touch and go... if foremost can't get to that layer of the buffer of the disk reliably, then it's going to be locked out
[08:25] <glebihan> angelete2: oh sorry got it
[08:25] <Sacha> Last version of ubuntu (i386), graphic card is an ati 200 series, (in the motherboard), and got 2Gb of ram (check ok)
[08:25] <Gnea> rww: since zeroing just pushed most of the data into another ring
[08:25] <lj_> hgjgh
[08:26] <sebsebseb> Sacha: Have you used any previous verison on there?
[08:26] <Lychaeus> Collosi: i uninstalled it from windows, gonna try the netbook edititon
[08:26] <Gnea> lucent: so foremost might get it, and it might not. YMMV
[08:26] <corpsegrindr> Hi,When ever i try to access my media server, via ftp, sftp, ssh etc. the network connection on this pc quites working. I do not get a message saying it was disconnected and there is no error in dmesg. but the internet just quites working
[08:26] <collosi> Lychaeus:  alright, good luck!
[08:27] <andriy> wow! my first IRC chat :O
[08:27] <corpsegrindr> welcome
[08:27] <Sacha> Got 2 discks on this computer, one IDE, and one sata (1Tb), install ubuntu on the Sata one, tried to run it live, it worked... It's the first time I use ubuntu on this computer
[08:27] <sebsebseb> andriy: ok congratulations I guess
[08:27] <sebsebseb> Sacha: and it installed, and you boot up, and it wants commands?
[08:27] <angelete2> glebihan: /etc/issue has just Ununtu 10.04.1 LTS \n \1
[08:28] <Sacha> Sebsebseb : What you mean ? (fr)
[08:28] <andriy> how can i see commands for this?
[08:28] <sebsebseb> Sacha: you installed Ubuntu, and what was the problem again?
[08:28] <Sacha> The reboot was ok.
[08:28] <sebsebseb> andriy: you just type
[08:28] <sebsebseb> andriy: if you want support, just ask the question
[08:28] <Sacha> It freezes randomly.
[08:29] <infid> rob_p: i'll have to look into that. i dont seem to have anything in faillog for some reason
[08:29] <rww> Sacha: #ubuntu-fr exists, if you'd prefer to ask in French
[08:29] <sebsebseb> Sacha: no  Ubuntu isn't meant to freeze, but sure it would sometimes
[08:29] <xbonesx> infid: i tried that and it didnt work
[08:29] <lucent> Gnea: I must admit, you are helping me immensely
[08:29] <Sacha> And sometimes, just after boot, I can"t even have a console (Ctrl Alt Fnà
[08:29] <sebsebseb> Sacha: that could be, because of your hardware, or the version, or both
[08:29] <lucent> Gnea: I'm learning all kinds of impossible things are now possible because you say they may or may not work.
[08:30] <xbonesx> infid: http://paste.ubuntu.com/505577/
[08:30] <AbhiJit> !irc > andriy
[08:30] <andriy> ahh, i see. I have a quick question. Why does the OS use swap memory when physical memory is still available?
[08:30] <Gnea> lucent: life's funny that way sometimes
[08:30] <AbhiJit> !guidelines > andriy
[08:30] <rob_p> infid: That's because it's a data file.  Look at the size.  It's probably not 0.  But the info contained in it is probably useless until you tell PAM to start updating it.
[08:31] <sebsebseb> Sacha: 10.10 may work better on your computer, thats release this Sunday coming
[08:31] <Sacha> Hmm... I hope Next version will run, cause I can't stand my wife use Winthing...
[08:31] <sebsebseb> Sacha: the 10th
[08:31] <xbonesx> could someone tell me why this isnt working http://paste.ubuntu.com/505577/
[08:32] <rob_p> infid: You use the, "faillog" command to access the data in it.  I played around with it a little.
[08:32] <Sacha> Or else I'll install Debian (my favorite), but my wife and son will find it more difficult to understand and use...
[08:32] <Sacha> 6 days to wait... Sooo long...
[08:32] <sebsebseb> Sacha: or you could do something user friendly such as PC Linux OS :D
[08:32] <infid> xbonesx: idk then, sorry gotta go to bed
[08:32] <rob_p> infid: But again, you need to configure PAM for it to be useful.  May be more trouble than it's worth for you.
[08:32] <infid> rob_p: thanks
[08:33] <xbonesx> infid: ty anyways
[08:33] <seidos> xbonesx, read man tar while i investigate
[08:33] <Gnea> rww: pm?
[08:33] <xbonesx> seidos: ok
[08:33] <Sacha> Sebsebseb : Not so easy, My son use to play on winthing...
[08:33] <rob_p> infid: welcome
[08:33] <rww> Gnea: can't, I'm about to go to sleep
[08:33] <Gnea> rww: okay
[08:34] <dstryr> no wonder i want to learn ubuntu better...the windows chat sucks lol
[08:34] <sebsebseb> Sacha: loads of distros that are user friendly, and good alternatives to WIndows :)  not just Ubuntu or Mint.  http://www.distrowatch.com
[08:36] <butugly> free cheese
[08:36] <xbonesx> could someone tell me why this isnt working http://paste.ubuntu.com/505577/
[08:37] <DtatchD> Adluc: you need to get the 10.04 installer
[08:37] <lucent> xbonesx: uh...
[08:37] <greppy> xbonesx: cd /usr/share/icons/
[08:37] <greppy> xbonesx: then do /usr/share/icons/
[08:37] <greppy> argh
[08:37] <lucent> xbonesx: why are you doing that?  just curious what led you to think that tar expects another argument as its destination directory, and not -D like the manual page says
[08:38] <seidos> xbonesx, here is an explanation:  http://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/8898-redirecting-tar-extract-another-directory.html  google is your friend
[08:38] <lucent> my bad
[08:38] <greppy> xbonesx: after cd'ing into the directory, then run sudo tar xzvf /home/xbonesx/Desktop/124442-Pulse-Glass.tar.gz
[08:38] <lucent> xbonesx: it's not -D
[08:38] <xbonesx> lol guys sry still fresh to ubuntu
[08:38] <lucent> xbonesx: let's see if you can find it though, search the man page for 'directory'
[08:38]  * lucent :)
[08:38] <lucent> it's okay but hey if I help you find it yourself maybe that is the best for everyone
[08:39] <aslam> hello, I have removed the default notification from ubuntu 10.0.4
[08:39] <aslam> how do we add back
[08:39] <xbonesx> lucent: good point
[08:39] <xbonesx> lucent: i dont mind searching for things myself but isnt that the point of this channel is for help?
[08:39] <administrator> ubuntu
[08:39] <seidos> xbonesx, helping you help yourself is the best thing anyone can do
[08:39] <urna> xbonesx: hand holding people does not help
[08:40] <greppy> xbonesx: help yes, but #ubuntu helps those that help themselves by doing some searching and reading of documentation :)
[08:40] <seidos> Guest32708, i am because you are
[08:40] <xbonesx> greppy: believe me i dont resort to this channel right away
[08:40] <aslam> can any one help me
[08:40] <Gnea> xbonesx: the nice thing about your problem is that there are at least a couple of different ways to solve it
[08:41] <xbonesx> greppy: im am acquainted with google lol
[08:41] <xbonesx> i am*
[08:41] <bihari_> hellow AbhiJit
[08:41] <xbonesx> greppy: but sometimes i lack the correct search terms to find what i need
[08:41] <Gnea> xbonesx: you could: man tar, tar --help, or simply change the directory to /usr/share/icons before running the command
[08:42] <Gnea> xbonesx: in which case, you wouldn't need the argument in the first place :)
[08:42] <rob_p> aslam: That all depends on what you need help with!  :-)
[08:42] <xbonesx> Gnea: i was thinking at one point or another that i had ran a line that extracted the files, without having to be in the dir
[08:43] <rob_p> aslam: Are you referring to the default message a user gets when logging in to a terminal session?
[08:43] <Gnea> xbonesx: indeed, that's where the option comes into play
[08:44] <xbonesx> Gnea: option?
[08:44] <xbonesx> xzvf, doesnt satisfy it?
[08:45] <seidos> xbonesx, i couldn't figure out a way to do it either.  according to that link, i'm concluding it isn't possible.
[08:45] <xbonesx> seidos: lol i think i had actually 'gksu nautilus' and then did everything through GUI... lol
[08:46] <xbonesx> seidos: seem to have done the trick
[08:47] <Gnea> xbonesx: well, there is a fifth option, but that precludes that were able to follow what was presented to you
[08:47] <xbonesx> Gnea: well i also need all the files extracted to have the correct permissions...
[08:48] <Gnea> xbonesx: certainly
[08:49] <Gnea> xbonesx: but one thing at a time
[08:52] <hdon> lucent, my microsoft lifecam mic is back in sound prefs now that i have installed a kernel update and v4l2loopback.ko did not automatically reload. don't know which fixed it :)
[08:54] <lucent> hdon: glad to hear it's working regardless
[08:59] <Lychaeus> anyone know why Ubuntu keeps booting to a black screen?
[08:59] <hdon> lucent, have you any idea why java was used for this application?
[09:00] <hdon> not that the programming language plays a role in this, but they did go with a particular GUI toolkit i feel is slow and clumsy
[09:00] <coz_> Lychaeus,  hold on I think I have a link for you
[09:00] <Lychaeus> k cool
[09:00] <coz_> Lychaeus,   here you go    http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/securitymonkey/black-screen-on-boot-with-ubuntu-104-lucid-lynx-solution-38426
[09:01] <maedox> It still amazes me that people don't know how to use a search engine. o_O
[09:02] <Lychaeus> Maedox, i have tried, did not find a solution.
[09:03] <coz_> Lychaeus,  when having issues with current ubuntu  ,,,in google it always helps to start the search string  with    Ubuntu lucid  and then the issue     that generally give a few hits
[09:03] <coz_> Lychaeus,  of course you may have to adjust the search string a bit but ...there it is :)
[09:03] <Lychaeus> im starting to think its just this model of comp.
[09:04] <coz_> Lychaeus,  that is not far fetched...hardware can effect how any OS is going to perform  ...I have had client computers that flat out refulsed to allow linux installed
[09:04] <coz_> refused
[09:05] <Lychaeus> im trying to install it on a somewhat older laptop.
[09:05] <Lychaeus> i gets to the ubuntu black screen with the five dots, then loads to a black screen
[09:05] <Lychaeus> no mouse.
[09:05] <coz_> Lychaeus,  right ...older systems can be a bit tricky at times
[09:05] <coz_> Lychaeus,  try that boot  option and see if it works
[09:06] <Lychaeus> can i do that if im booting from a USB?
[09:06] <urna> Lychaeus: on old hardware, install debian. since it lives in the past, it might behave better on aged computers
[09:06] <coz_> Lychaeus,  mm  off hand  with no experience with booting from usb  I am going to say   probably
[09:06] <coz_> Lychaeus,   try it out and test it
[09:06] <coz_> Lychaeus,  and if you are booting from usb  that system cannot be super old
[09:07] <Lychaeus> wont let me get to grub
[09:07] <coz_> ooo
[09:08] <coz_> Lychaeus,  you tried the "e" and also the holding of shift with that
[09:08] <Lychaeus> yes.
[09:08] <webster89> Hey everyone, i have offtopic question: how much time need to completly learn english or spanish language? :)
[09:09] <Lychaeus> i can live steam off my droid if it will help lol.
[09:09] <coz_> webster89,  way off topic
[09:09] <tgywa> Hi every one
[09:09] <ilovefairuz> webster89: /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:09] <coz_> Lychaeus,   did you install with live cd?
[09:10] <ilovefairuz> hello, tgywa
[09:10] <Lychaeus> i did the USB method, like they recommended.
[09:10] <tgywa> I can't refirect the output of a binary to a file ... can any one help me ... this is what I treid ...
[09:10] <tgywa> root@testrelay:/usr/lib/lmbench/bin/x86_64-linux-gnu# ./bw_tcp localhost > myfile
[09:10] <coz_> Lychaeus,  you didnt want to install to the hard drive?
[09:10] <Lychaeus> i tried that before.
[09:10] <Lychaeus> was unsuccessful
[09:11] <Evil_Eric> what the chan for the new 10.10 rc
[09:11] <tgywa> hello lovefairuz ... have u seen my question?
[09:11] <coz_> Lychaeus,  mm  ..well.. not having the laptop in my hands to see the results  I am not sure what I can say at this point
[09:11] <Evil_Eric> the g's and l charitors are screwy
[09:11] <coz_> Lychaeus,  although I have little experience with laptops   ...many many here are using lapttops and would be better suited to troubleshooting this for you
[09:12] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: try  ./bw_tcp localhost >> myfile 2>&1
[09:13] <sentmen> Hi
[09:13] <sentmen> Welcome
[09:13] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: the binary may be writing to "standard error" not just "standard out"
[09:13] <tgywa> hi Sentmen
[09:13] <sentmen> I have a problem with my internet connection
[09:13] <ilovefairuz> !details | sentmen
[09:14] <ikonia> juk: please check your pm's
[09:14] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, ok .... but ... is that the way ... in other binaries too?
[09:14] <linux> So, quick question: I created a shortcut on the panel for an application (Minecraft.jar) and when I click on the icon, it won't launch. Help?
[09:14] <ilovefairuz> tgywa: depends on the code of each binary
[09:14] <tgywa> ilovefairuz, it worked ... many thanks ....
[09:14] <etheretic> Can anyone explain how to fix the error described at http://paste.ubuntu.com/505597/ ? Latest kernel won't install.
[09:14] <ikonia> linux: whats the short cut to
[09:14] <sentmen> I have a problem with my internet connection, i'm running ubuntu 10.4. If i set a static ip it doesnt work also
[09:15] <juk> ikonia: pm's?
[09:15] <linux> ikonia: Minecraft.jar (I opened the 'command', browsed for the file and selected it
[09:15] <ilovefairuz> linux: change the command to: java -jar /path/Minecraft.jar
[09:15] <linux> ilovefairuz: Ah! Thank you sooooo much!
[09:15] <ikonia> juk: private messages
[09:15]  * Evil_Eric looks at ubuntu 10.10 on his screen and cries it is so ummm not finished 
[09:15] <ikonia> linux: you don't execute a jar file, you need to launch a jvm to run it
[09:15] <juk> ikonia: where's it?
[09:15] <sentmen> I have a problem with my internet connection, i'm running ubuntu 10.4. If i set a static ip it doesnt work also
[09:16] <ikonia> Evil_Eric: please keep the "/me" commands out o this channel
[09:16] <juk> ikonia: did I ask you something?
[09:16] <linux> iknonia: ilovefairuz's solution worked. Awesome. Major thanks!!!
[09:16] <Lychaeus> Coz maybe that will help?
[09:16] <Evil_Eric> sorry ikonia
[09:16] <ikonia> juk: please join #ubuntu-ops we'll talk there for a second
[09:16] <ilovefairuz> sentmen: what ip do you get assigned dynamically and what ip are you trying to set statically?
[09:16] <coz_> Lychaeus,  maybe what will help?
[09:16] <Lychaeus> http://www.justin.tv/lychaeus
[09:17] <Lychaeus> watching what i do, sorry thought i sent that in pm
[09:17] <coz_> Lychaeus,  sorry you did indeed  I sometimes dont look for those pm tabs
[09:17] <Evil_Eric> can someone point me to the direction of the 10.10 release chan plaese
[09:17] <greppy> Evil_Eric: #ubuntu+1
[09:17] <Evil_Eric> ty greppy
[09:18] <Lychaeus> and thats it
[09:18] <etheretic> R: Can anyone explain how to fix the error described at http://paste.ubuntu.com/505597/ ? Latest kernel won't install.
[09:19] <etheretic> It is annoying because I cannot install other sw without getting an error and a "restart required" message.
[09:20] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: pastebin the file: /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic.postinst
[09:20] <ilovefairuz> !paste | etheretic
[09:20] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: I had an dynamically. I've 2 nic's
[09:20] <ilovefairuz> sentmen: that doesn't answer my question, read it again
[09:20] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: coming up...
[09:20] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: Sorry, i readed it not good
[09:21] <ilovefairuz> sentmen: what you do NOT assign a static ip, the nic gets a dynamic ip, what ip is that?
[09:23] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: I don't get an ip
[09:24] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: it's at http://paste.ubuntu.com/505600/
[09:25] <ilovefairuz> sentmen: so the network doesn't work (without a static ip) ?
[09:26] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: Please wait a second. I have internet, but only on 1 nic, now i want to get on the other nic
[09:26] <ylmf> 这是个啥破玩意儿
[09:27] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: I think i got the problem
[09:27] <ilovefairuz> sentmen: pastebin the output of: ifconfig -a;  route -n
[09:27] <ilovefairuz> !paste | sentmen
[09:27] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: I think the problem is a broken nix
[09:27] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: I think the problem is a broken nic
[09:29] <DJ_HaMsTa>  how do i eject a dvd drive?
[09:29] <ilovefairuz> DJ_HaMsTa: 'eject'
[09:29] <sentmen> ilovefairuz: Thanks for helping me
[09:29] <zipp0> hello everyone
[09:29] <zipp0> :)
[09:30] <DJ_HaMsTa> ilovefairuz,  that ejects 1, i have 2
[09:30] <zipp0> I need transfer mail data from Thunderbird in Ubuntu to MS outlook in Windoof.
[09:30] <kaiser_s> hi. is there a way to check cd for defects within ubuntu, so without restarting system and booting from cd. And with nice gui if there is such program :D
[09:31] <Robert___> Help: Newcomer here. I have two mounted drives that I don't think I want to be mounted. But it says only root can unmount them. How can I unmount thrum AND ensure try don't get remounted on reboot?
[09:31] <ilovefairuz> DJ_HaMsTa: it can take a /dev argument specifying the device
[09:31] <tarzeau_> kaiser_s: readcd is a nice tool
[09:31] <zipp0> but when i "google", i find many solution to transfer from ms outlook to thunderbird
[09:31] <DJ_HaMsTa> ilovefairuz, i dont understand
[09:32] <TheKro_> hey.  krunner crashed, and I'm trying to submit a crash report using the assistant.  It told me to install debug symbols, but it couldn't do it automatically.  I went to the site it recommends to explain how to do it manually (http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Debugging/How_to_create_useful_crash_reports#Preparing_your_KDE_packages ), but that doesn't explain how to know which debug package to install.  My trace hits problems at "#6  0x005fa
[09:32] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: pastebin: ls /etc/kernel/postinst.d  and each one
[09:32] <TheKro_> can anyone tell me which debug package to install, and more importantly, how I can find out myself next time?
[09:32] <ilovefairuz> DJ_HaMsTa: eject /dev/dvd
[09:33] <zipp0> could anyone tell me how to transfer mail data from Thunderbird in Ubuntu to MS outlook in Windoof.
[09:33] <zipp0> ?
[09:33] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: result:  nvidia-common  pm-utils
[09:34] <ylmf> 你们唧唧的啥
[09:34] <greppy> !cn | ylmf
[09:34] <juk> TheKro_: gdb strace
[09:35] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: i suspect the nvidia script is causing trouble, remove the driver temporarily?
[09:35] <ilovefairuz> TheKro_: i suspect i would be the base kde packages, kde-workspace, kdelibs, qt4 and so on
[09:35] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: should  b okay - my notebook doesn't have a nvidia card.
[09:36] <ilovefairuz> TheKro_: better ask in #kubuntu or #kde
[09:36] <TheKro_> ilovefairuz: already asked in #kubuntu, got no answer
[09:36] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: sudo apt-get autoremove nvidia*
[09:36] <phaedra> zipp0, http://www.broobles.com/imapsize/th2outlook.php
[09:36] <TheKro_> juk: after gdb strace? seems to be giving me a prompt
[09:37] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: running...
[09:37] <vak> hi all
[09:38] <ilovefairuz> TheKro_: juk: gdb, strace and the likes are debugging tools not debug packages (which are the same as normal packages but  compiled with debugging symbols included not stripped)
[09:38] <ilovefairuz> hi vak
[09:38] <juk> TheKro_: what?
[09:38] <zipp0> phaedra: thanks :)
[09:38] <phaedra> zipp0, np
[09:38] <TheKro_> juk: what do I do once i've run gdb strace?  it just gives me a prompt looking like "(gdb) "
[09:39] <vak> my Ubuntu failed to proceed to login dialog during the start. Do you guys have any guide page on how to quickly figure out the cause? (What logs to look at, etc)
[09:40] <ilovefairuz> vak: press esc during the boot process and watch for error messages
[09:40] <TheKro_> juk: this is my output: http://pastebin.com/rbAe3d0b
[09:40] <vak> ilovefairuz: keyboard was not responding
[09:41] <ilovefairuz> vak: press shift at the very beginning of the boot process and select an older kernel
[09:41] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: The error persists.
[09:41] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: ls  /etc/kernel/postinst.d
[09:42] <vak> ilovefairuz: system managed to boot on second attempt. I just want to track down the cause
[09:42] <juk> TheKro_: better start with strace
[09:43] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: result:  nvidia-common  pm-utils - same as last, even after removing nvidia*
[09:43] <tgywa> I am running lmbench(ubuntu) ... am wonder about the out put of ... the binary which is benchmarning the neworking apsect ...
[09:43] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: sudo apt-get purge nvidia-common
[09:43] <vak>  /var/log/syslog.1 ?
[09:44] <ilovefairuz> vak: /var/log/messages
[09:44] <tgywa> root@testrelay:/usr/lib/lmbench/bin/x86_64-linux-gnu# ./bw_tcp -s
[09:44] <tgywa>  ...
[09:44] <tgywa> root@testrelay:/usr/lib/lmbench/bin/x86_64-linux-gnu# ./bw_tcp localhost
[09:44] <tgywa> and got this output ... 0.065536 1861.38 MB/sec
[09:45] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: Package nvidia-common is not installed, so not removed
[09:45] <tgywa> but can't understand the real meaning of the first no( which is meant to be ... socket) ... as I read from the manual ....http://www.bitmover.com/lmbench/bw_tcp.8.html
[09:45] <TheKro_> juk: I can't reproduce the crash, so how will strace help me?
[09:46] <Zeu5> hi i bought domains in name.com and i am a new bie. am using an ubuntu server. what do i do so that my domain refers to /var/www/app/trunk folder?
[09:46] <tgywa> that no is the same every time ... I think that it should be different ... if it a number which is identifying the clients that are connected to the server
[09:46] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[09:46] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: try: sudo aptitude purge nvidia-common
[09:46] <AbhiJit> Zeu5, #ubuntu-server
[09:47] <juk> TheKro_: try strace -o crash.trace crashy-app
[09:47] <Anomie21> Can anyone tell me where the php.ini file is located?
[09:47] <Zeu5> k thanks AbhiJit
[09:47] <juk> Anomie21: you can see it phpinfo()
[09:48] <EvaLuaTe> I'm trying to backup some files with rdiff-backup and I'm using --include-symbolic-links. My problem is that even though I tell it to exclude specific symbolic links, it still includes them in the backup...
[09:48] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: your machine needs to be publicly accessible on the internet and you need to point the domain to your IP in the registrar DNS management web interface
[09:48] <etheretic> aaargh - iowait fit...
[09:49] <EvaLuaTe> Anomie21, should be in /etc/apache2/php5/php.ini or something like that
[09:49] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: did you purge?
[09:49] <coz_> who here has  experience with laptops  intel video
[09:49] <Zeu5> ilovefairuz: machine is publicly accessible. yes. Point domain to your IP in registrar DNS management web interface. i dont understand how that works please advise
[09:50] <ilovefairuz> !anyone | coz_
[09:50] <EvaLuaTe> Anom01y, or even /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
[09:50] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: in the process...
[09:50] <coz_> Lychaeus,  has an issue with booting into lucid from usb   he can get to command prompt but gdm does not start...if someone would PM him he has a live feed from his android
[09:50] <TheKro_> juk: it only seems to crash when I restart from suspend, so I can't reproduce to generate a crash trace as you suggest.
[09:51] <vak> ilovefairuz: nothing special in messages :(
[09:51] <sasa84> hi
[09:51] <Zeu5> no one is replying to me in #ubuntu-server, can someone guide me?
[09:51] <AbhiJit> !patience | Zeu5
[09:52] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: when you 'sign in' to your account to be able to manage the domain, mostly there's an option to manage the DNS records for your domain, you need to add an "A" (address) record to your domain that contains your static ip address
[09:52] <Kartagis> if mencoder is saying duplicate frame(s), is it a warning or an error and what is this duplicate frame?
[09:52] <juk> TheKro_: i don't use suspend, even off it at least 6 days more
[09:54] <Zeu5> ilovefairuz: yup just did that
[09:54] <Zeu5> do i need to change name servers at my domain registrar?
[09:54] <totem> CPU[-Dual core Intel Pentium Dual E2160 (-MCP-) clocked at 1203.000 Mhz-] Kernel[-2.6.28-16-generic i686-] Up[-18 min-] Mem[-238.3/2005.4MB-] HDD[-540.1GB(6.3% used)-] Procs[-138-] Client[-X-Chat 2.8.6-] inxi[-1.4.12-]
[09:54] <Anomie21> Does anyone have experience with sushosin? Trying to increase my suhosin.post.max_vars and suhosin.post.max_vars settings in the php.ini file but cant see it?
[09:54] <TheKro_> juk: I can't understand your last comment - typo?
[09:54] <Lychaeus> http://www.justin.tv/lychaeus/b/271290835    if anyone can take a look and see whats wrong here.
[09:54] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: you don't need to change the name servers if all you need is to point the domain to your machine
[09:55] <ne0|penguin> y0
[09:55] <ne0|penguin> hi iksik
[09:55] <ne0|penguin> hi ikonia
[09:55] <iksik> ;<
[09:55] <etheretic> :ilovefairuz: that seemed to work - no errors! :)
[09:55] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: and beware that DNS changes take some time to propagate
[09:55] <Zeu5> ilovefairuz: then do i need to do anything over at the servers?
[09:55] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: well done
[09:55] <lucent> here's a problem for the masses, which tool does destructive read/write testing on block storage devices?
[09:55] <juk> TheKro_: irrelevant
[09:55] <ne0|penguin> where is bazhang ?
[09:56] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: a reset may b in order?
[09:56] <TuxBrother> hello
[09:56] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: just to get it working, no you don't
[09:56] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: yes you should reboot after kernel updates
[09:56] <TuxBrother> I have lost my internet connection while playing around with OpenVPN
[09:56] <Zeu5> ilovefairuz: so i just wait? roughly how long will it take?
[09:57] <etheretic> brb
[09:57] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: could be anything from few minutes to few hours, use this command to verify the ip: dig yourdomain.com
[09:58] <glebihan> Zeu5: it can take up to 24 hours
[09:58] <totem> System:    Host linux-desktop Kernel 2.6.28-16-generic i686 (32 bit) Distro Ubuntu 9.04 jaunty
[09:58] <Zeu5> glebihan: thanks.
[09:59] <Leroy> hey all, i was wondering path to trash so that i may access it via cli
[09:59] <Zeu5> ilovefairuz: okie so later on, when the DNS changes are propagated
[09:59] <AbhiJit> !trash | Leroy
[09:59] <Zeu5> how do i do it such tat mydomain.com points directly to this folder /var/www/test/trunk
[09:59] <Leroy> thanks AbhiJit
[09:59] <AbhiJit> Leroy, welcome
[10:00] <skumara> hi. How to put this file as desktop background? http://www.raincitystory.com/flash/screenclean.swf
[10:01] <AbhiJit> skumara, right click on desktop and backround and then add this picture is not working?
[10:01] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: there are interfaces that you can use to manage "virtual hosts" on your machine like webmin
[10:01] <tarzeau_> skumara: you could convert it to a movie, then use mplayer and draw to root
[10:01] <tarzeau_> AbhiJit: it's not a picture, it's shockwafe
[10:01] <skumara> AbhiJit, its a flash animation.
[10:02] <tarzeau_> skumara: mencoder can convert such stuff
[10:02] <AbhiJit> skumara, have you tried the regular proces i asked?
[10:02] <Jungli> AbhiJit any job in linux in India ?
[10:02] <ilovefairuz> Zeu5: but by default, when you access yourdomain.com it will be point to /var/www
[10:02] <skumara> tarzeau_, how to convert to movie. u mean a file with avi extension?
[10:02] <tarzeau_> skumara: yes. using mencoder. man mencoder tells you how
[10:02] <AbhiJit> !ot | Jungli
[10:03] <skumara> AbhiJit, your way doesn't work.
[10:03] <Jungli> AbhiJit janta hoon koi job nahi hai lol
[10:03] <AbhiJit> skumara, its not 'my' way its 'regular' way
[10:03]  * AbhiJit waves to all ops
[10:04] <ilovefairuz> !en | Jungli
[10:04]  * scriptwarlock waves to AbhJit but i'm not op
[10:05] <scriptwarlock> hehe
[10:05] <AbhiJit> :/
[10:05]  * AbhiJit wonders who is AbhJit
[10:05] <Jungli> ok ilovefairuz
[10:05] <scriptwarlock> typo
[10:05] <bullgard4> [GNOME] Applications > System Tools > System Profiler and Benschmark > (System Information) > Computer > Users  displays a list of 50 »users«. What kind of users are meant here?
[10:06] <ilovefairuz> bullgard4: "system" (limited privileges) users
[10:08] <bullgard4> ilovefairuz: I do not understand your message well. What is a "system user"? For example »games« is a "system user". Please elaborate.
[10:09] <Ken8521> bullgard4, i didn't see his question, but I think he means non-admin accounts.. probably accounts that can't use sudo
[10:09] <Gnea> bullgard4: typical unix jargon. system users are meant to be non-real users that are used to help perform various functions for the main running system.
[10:10] <Plishtim> Hi people, anybody in?
[10:10] <am2> yeah
[10:10] <bullgard4> Ken8521: I don't thik that your answer is correct. »games« is no account on this computer.
[10:10] <ilovefairuz> bullgard4: it's a security precaution, instead of running all system processes/background daemons as root (which grants them access to pretty much everything) they get run under a user with a limited ownership of files and resources, so if it gets compromised, the potential damage will be limited
[10:10] <Plishtim> Hi am2
[10:10] <Ken8521> bullgard4, oh ok, i didn't see him say that...
[10:10] <am2> I have a problem..  Can any1 fix this
[10:10] <Gnea> bullgard4: are you sure about that? open a terminal and type:  id games
[10:11] <am2> my nick is am2...  I have one more nick called 10manju
[10:11] <am2> i'm unable to access it
[10:11] <jhattara> if i want to know how much memory a group of processes really requires i guess i should look at the /proc/<pid>/status, but which number is closest to the actual memory use of each additional process?
[10:11] <Plishtim> I'm translating a formal text from UK english to spanish and there's an expression I can't really understand.
[10:11] <Ken8521> am2, why can't you access it?
[10:11] <am2> its saying it already exists
[10:11] <Plishtim> Anyone could help me by private without any funny stuff?
[10:11] <Ken8521> am2, yeah, you need to log in w/ it
[10:11] <Plishtim> It'd take just 1 minute.
[10:11] <greppy> am2: you are having a problem with a nick on freenode?
[10:12] <am2> @greppy: yes... I want to change my nick
[10:12] <Gnea> am2: #freenode would be the place to ask about it
[10:12] <am2> how to do ?
[10:12] <greppy> !freenode | am2
[10:12] <ilovefairuz> am2: ask in #freenode
[10:12] <xbonesx> so i have a few things i would like some help with, first is it normal for it too take so long for my wireless card to make a connection?
[10:12] <Ken8521> am2, if the nick is already registered(and you in fact registered it) all you have to do is sign in w/ the nick, i guess i dont get the issue.
[10:12] <am2> @Ken8521: So how do i change it ??
[10:13] <Ken8521> am2, i'm not following.. what do you mean "how do i change it"?
[10:13] <am2> @ubottu: Tell me specific command. I am a beginner to IRC... :)
[10:13] <ilovefairuz> jhattara: http://virtualthreads.blogspot.com/2006/02/understanding-memory-usage-on-linux.html
[10:13] <bullgard4> Gnea: Your wording is rather abstract. A »non-real user« is what? A program? Are you speaking about a utility?
[10:13] <Ken8521> am2, ubottu is a bot
[10:14] <Plishtim> Let me repeat: anyone from the UK?
[10:14] <AbhiJit> Plishtim, in #ubuntu-uk maybe?
[10:14] <xbonesx> Plishtim: why?
[10:14] <am2> w/
[10:14] <Gnea> bullgard4: no, programs are executable files.
[10:14] <Karen_m> to install mysql 5.5, is there a 'backports' for ubuntu?
[10:14] <AbhiJit> !irc > am2
[10:14] <bullgard4> Plishtim: Go to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[10:14] <AbhiJit> !guidelines > am2
[10:14] <Plishtim> Because I'm trying to find a UK native person to help me out with a translation.
[10:15] <AbhiJit> Plishtim, then go to #ubuntu-uk
[10:15] <Plishtim> Thanks.
[10:15] <jhattara> thanks ilovefairuz
[10:15]  * etheretic staples a platinum medal reading "Ubuntu Hero of Today" on ilovefairuz' chest :)
[10:15] <am2> AbhiJit: hey, so what shall i do ?? I need to change my nick
[10:15] <Plishtim> And out for curiosity, where's people from in here?
[10:15]  * xbonesx glares at the medal in awe
[10:15] <am2> i kno its a silly question
[10:15] <T`Pol> where is the right place if you have a question about making a pdf file from a xcf file in Ubuntu?
[10:15] <AbhiJit> !register | am2
[10:15] <am2> but, dont make fun pl.. :)
[10:15] <Plishtim> It's the first time I connect to this.
[10:15] <bullgard4> Gnea: If you do not speak about programs, what do you speak about wehn mentioning a »system user«?
[10:16] <AbhiJit> Plishtim, form all over earth
[10:16] <Ken8521> am2, it's not a silly question, you're just not stating what the problem is... if you want to change your nick, change your nick.... if your other nick is registered, you'll need to enter your password... so what exactly is the problem?
[10:16] <Plishtim> Nice.
[10:16] <Plishtim> Take care then.
[10:16] <Ken8521> you just keep sayng "i need to change my nick" well... change it.
[10:16] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: ahaha, thanks mate
[10:16] <Gnea> bullgard4: they are mutually exclusive. a "system user" is just that, a "system user". It's meant to be used by the main system, not as a standard user in the "user space"
[10:17] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: credit where credit's due, etc.
[10:17] <am2> Ken8521: Hey, tell me how to change it ??
[10:17] <Ken8521> am2, what client are you using?
[10:17] <Gnea> am2: /nick newnick
[10:17] <Ken8521> Gnea, only thing w/ that, it's gonna make him run that command everytime he signs on to irc.
[10:17] <shoonya> vishwa: hey
[10:18] <Ken8521> he needs to set it to log in w/ the name he wants...
[10:18] <Gnea> Ken8521: one step at a time
[10:18] <Ken8521> lol
[10:18] <bullgard4> Gnea: Your sentence "a "system user" is just that, a "system user"." does explain nothing. Can you tell me what do you mean by a »system user«?
[10:19] <T`Pol> where is the right place if you have a question about making a pdf file from a xcf file in Ubuntu? can I ask it here?
[10:19] <AbhiJit> !ask | T`Pol
[10:19] <Inferus> T`Pol probably google :D
[10:19] <Ken8521> yeah, that's really an application issue.
[10:19] <xbonesx> so i have a few things i would like some help with, first is it normal for it too take so long for my wireless card to make a connection?
[10:19] <ilovefairuz> bullgard4: did you read my definition ?
[10:20] <etheretic> Is there a how-to on automounting external disks w. appropriate permissions so that a filer window with directories on these disks will show up after restart?
[10:20] <Ken8521> xbonesx, it depends.. i connect to my network pretty quick, but if i'm out and about, sometimes i connect a bit slwoer to others.
[10:20] <ilovefairuz> xbonesx: how long is "so long" ?
[10:21] <bullgard4> ilovefairuz: Now I read it. And I appreciate very much your explanation. --  Thank you.
[10:21] <tintin> This is am2 here
[10:21] <jbl> T`Pol: might not yield the best results but from the GIMP menu, try "File->Print", "Print to File" and check PDF as output
[10:22] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: /etc/fstab is the place to automatically mount a partition, open a filer can be achieved using the autostart application editor, check system > preferences > start up applications and add an entry
[10:22] <Ken8521> well sing the hallelujah chorus
[10:22] <T`Pol> jbl: I'll try that, thx
[10:22] <tintin> i gave a nick. its saying, already exists...  i was medling wid irc few min back. Now i'm unable to get my old nick
[10:22] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: opening a filer **
[10:22] <sisu_math> hi all, I'm having a problem using the rsync --files-from option, I keep getting the error message "rsync error: syntax or useage error (code 1)". It works fine if I put the list of files directly on the command line. Any ideas?
[10:23] <Ken8521> tintin, did you register that nick?.. if you didn't, then someone else did, so if that person signs on and uses the password to enter their nick, you'll get the boot.
[10:23] <xbonesx> ilovefairuz: roughly 45 seconds sometimes it doesnt even connect on first try, using a bcm4328, utilized with ndiswrapper, with the driver bcmwl5
[10:23] <Gnea> bullgard4: I've already explained it, and at this point, if you still don't get it, I'll have to ask that you locate a UNIX or Linux manual and read up on system accounts and how they're presence is useful in the basic system maintenance, as that is beyond the scope of this channel.
[10:23] <Gnea> bullgard4: sorry, their
[10:23] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: if it gets automatically mounted by gnome, you only need to add the startup entry for nautilus (the file manager)
[10:23] <glebihan> sisu_math: what's the exact command you use ?
[10:24] <sisu_math> glebihan, cd /home/sisu/Desktop/LivingRoom
[10:24] <sisu_math> rsync --files-from=/home/sisu/Desktop/LivingRoom/usb-backup -rauv /media/Lievre/backup/LivingRoom/
[10:24] <T`Pol> ok done ....... jbl that was exactly what I needed thx a lot :)
[10:24] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: i know - but the "save desktop state" function shuld take care of that. I get a "disk not recognised" error when desktop starts, but disks still show up under "places".
 i tried the old nick. Its not working... I oly set my nick to 10manju initially, then i was medling wid something...  Now, i'm not able to retrieve back...
[10:25] <Ken8521> tintin, use the /nick command again.
[10:25] <Gnea> bullgard4: or you could ask in #linux
[10:25] <ilovefairuz> xbonesx: try editing the connection and setting up a static ip, maskk, gateway and dns servers, should speed it up a bit
[10:25] <Ashok_> heyyyyy
[10:25] <Ashok_> whats up buddies
[10:26] <xbonesx> ilovefairuz: the access point doesnt allow this, its in the programming, and i cant access that...
[10:26] <amitesh> hi, i have some problem with firefox in ubuntu10.04
[10:26] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: u mean, just add nautilus to startup apps should solve it?
[10:26] <AbhiJit> !ask | amitesh
[10:26]  * T`Pol sais goodbye to everyone, have a nice day
[10:26] <glebihan> sisu_math: and what does the 'usb-backup' file contain exactly (use pastebin if necessary)
[10:27] <tintin> Ken8521: it says 10manju :Erroneous Nickname
[10:27] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: the save state function doesn't including mounted partitions, and the disks will show up in the menu regardless of whether it is mounted or not, so i guess would have to add an entry to /etc/fstab for the disk and to add a nautilus entry in start up applications point to the folder where you mounted it (e.g nautilus /mnt/disk)
[10:27] <Ken8521> tintin, i dunno man, you're gonna have to figure it out.. i've repeated myself about 8x to you, and it's not getting through.. so.. good luck w/ it
[10:27] <amitesh> when i can use chrome and transmission with my 3g broadband connection,firefox trouble for each page it gave message "offline mode"
[10:27] <progre55> hi guys. I have a package and a couple of patch files.. But I've never applied patches before. So how do you apply patches to a package/program? before you configure and make it, or after?
[10:27] <sisu_math> glebihan, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/S1tDNhz6
[10:28] <ilovefairuz> xbonesx: aren't you using network manager?
[10:28] <tintin> Ken8521: Okay.. I'll do something
[10:28] <glebihan> sisu_math: not sure, but you may need to put absolute file paths there
[10:28] <Dulak> amitesh set a lower d/l and u/l cap in the transmission preferences
[10:28] <bullgard4> Gnea: Thank you for your help.
[10:29] <Gnea> bullgard4: in case you're having difficulty locating one, I suggest starting here: http://en.tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/index.html
[10:29] <amitesh> Dulak: Even i exit from transmission then i have the same problem
[10:29] <sisu_math> glebihan, okay, I'll try that. It works fine if I put the relative file names on the commandline, separated by spaces
[10:29] <amitesh> while chrome works at that time
[10:29] <Dulak> amitesh: nifty
[10:29] <xbonesx> ilovefairuz: yes
[10:30] <ilovefairuz> xbonesx: then edit the connection in network manager's gui
[10:30] <glebihan> sisu_math: yes but it isn't handled in the same way, and as I said I'm not sure, it's just a suggestion
[10:30] <sisu_math> glebihan, still no luck :/
[10:30] <liang_> ^^
[10:30] <xbonesx> ilovefairuz: oh but will my access point be kool with that?
[10:30] <Dulak> amitesh: set a lower total number of connections in transmissions prefs
[10:31] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: add to fstab /dev/disk/by-id/<diskname> for each drive?
[10:31] <ilovefairuz> xbonesx: if you've set up the correct values, yes
[10:31] <xbonesx> ilovefairuz: TY
[10:31] <maedox> amitesh: did you check Work offline in firefox file menu?
[10:32] <xbonesx> anyone familiar with the workings of plymouth?
[10:32] <amitesh> Dulak: I said even i kill tranmission ,firefox doesn't work but at the same time chrome works.......so i suppose there is no problem of network congestion
[10:32] <Kartagis> if mencoder is saying duplicate frame(s), is it a warning or an error and what is this duplicate frame?
[10:32] <stiang> i'm trying to automate the procedure at this url: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAPClientAuthentication , but i'm having trouble with the prompts from the apt-get install procedure (ldap uri etc.). how can i skip the prompting, so that i can just move correct config files in place automatically after the install procedure?
[10:32] <amitesh> no
[10:32] <Dulak> amitesh: ahhh.  no idea
[10:32] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: if the disk is currently mounted just type 'mount' and you'll find the entry for your disk/partition that you should add to /etc/fstab
[10:33] <liang_> 有说中文的吗?
[10:33] <ilovefairuz> !cn | liang_
[10:33] <liang_> 英文看不懂~~
[10:33] <juk> if port for incoming connections to transmission is closed, is it affects download speed?
[10:34] <juk> !cn | liang_
[10:34] <liang_> 是的
[10:34] <ilovefairuz> liang_: type: /join #ubuntu-cn
[10:34] <glebihan> sisu_math: looking a bit closer, I was very wrong as rsync doesn't allow absolute paths with this option, still looking if I can find something
[10:34] <liang_> 新手大家多指教
[10:34] <amitesh> Dulak: i thought might have problem with firewall so i disabled ufw and then tried but again some times it works but not every time
[10:35] <Gnea> !cn | liang_
[10:35] <Dulak> juk: yes, the torrent spec says the more you upload the faster you are offered the next piece, you do notice a difference when you open the port
[10:35] <sisu_math> glebihan, thanks
[10:35] <juk> Dulak: sure? all trackers doing that?
[10:35] <glebihan> sisu_math: could you pastebin the complete error message ?
[10:36] <Dulak> juk: the main reason to open the port is to be polite, on average an open port serves 4x the number of connections as an unopen port
[10:36] <Dulak> juk: it's not a tracker thing, it's part of the bittorrent spec
[10:36] <liang_> THANKS
[10:36] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: like /dev/sdc1 udf rw,noauto 0 0
[10:36] <juk> Dulak: thanks
[10:37] <Gnea> liang_: 类型/加入＃Ubuntu的- cn的
[10:37] <Dulak> juk: the more pieces you upload, the more pieces you will be offered by the swarm, so you notice the difference
[10:37] <xbonesx> anyone familiar with the workings of plymouth?
[10:38] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: yes but remove 'noauto'
[10:38] <iceroot> !anyone | xbonesx
[10:38] <xbonesx> iceroot: good point... i want to know how to edit the speed of the loading bar in the boot loader, so that it appears to keep up with my system startup
[10:39] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: but 'udf' is often used for DVDs, i dont think your external disk would be formatted with that ..
[10:40] <sisu_math> glebihan, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/EJukQAcx
[10:40] <iceroot> xbonesx: so if the bar is at 100% the system is loaded?
[10:40] <l34k> in terminal how can i tell what version of linux i am using?
[10:41] <llutz_> l34k: uname -r       or lsb_release -a
[10:41] <xbonesx> iceroot: ya, when my system boots, the bar has only made it like 20% across
[10:41] <Dulak> it's just an animated graphic, get one that is animated faster or slower
[10:41] <xbonesx> iceroot: i want to appear as tho it know what the system is about to boot
[10:41] <nanomachine> zsh is awesome http://linuxinnovations.blogspot.com/2010/10/ultimate-tab-completion.html
[10:41] <llutz_> l34k: or "cat /etc/issue"
[10:41] <xbonesx> Dulak: i just barely caught your comment, please use my name
[10:41] <iceroot> xbonesx: that is not an easy task, specially with upstart. best is to disable the splashscreen and see at the shell at what point you are
[10:42] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: ah. so like: /dev/sdc1 rw, 0 0 ?
[10:42] <l34k> thank you llutz_
[10:42] <l34k> i appreciate it
[10:42] <tic984> quit
[10:42] <tic984> \quot
[10:42] <tic984> \quit
[10:42] <etheretic>  /
[10:42] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: is your external disk currently mounted? pastebin the output of 'mount'
[10:43] <Dovid> how do I upgrade a specific package ? apt-get update <PACKAGE_NAME> ?
[10:43] <xbonesx> iceroot: so how is the bar setup to work, cuz it obviously doesnt know that my system is about to boot, so it must be timed... right?
[10:43] <RustyBee> ihatefairuz
[10:43] <llutz_> Dovid: apt-get install package       if newer versions are available
[10:44] <llutz_> Dovid: to check it: apt-cache policy package
[10:44] <iceroot> xbonesx: its not timed, its bind to init-scripts, but with upstart its very hard to tell the exact state
[10:44] <sisu_math> glebihan, I get the same error message if I give it a non-existant file as argument to --files-from, so its not the formatting of the file itself
[10:44] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: feast ye orbs at http://paste.ubuntu.com/505628/
[10:45] <glebihan> sisu_math: ok
[10:45] <RustyBee> feast ye orbs? what sort of tosh is that!
[10:45] <xbonesx> iceroot: so there is no config file that controls the speed of the bar, is it an animated thing, not determined by anything?
[10:45] <amitesh> i upgraded my system to ubuntu10.04 from 9.10.after that display sleep when inactive for 5 min while my setting in power management is for 30min. and after display sleep it requires password
[10:45] <Inferus> is there a shortcut to install a lamp server
[10:45] <amitesh> it happens after i upgraded
[10:45] <llutz_> !lamp > Inferus
[10:46] <Inferus> ta
[10:46] <thecaptain2000> hi, how can I know, from the command line, what files a package contains?
[10:46] <llutz_> thecaptain2000: dpkg -L package
[10:46] <robert83a2> hello, I'm trying to apt-get remove conntrack-tools, dpkg --remove conntrack-tools
[10:46] <robert83a2> both fail
[10:46] <robert83a2>  subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[10:46] <llutz_> thecaptain2000: or if the package isn't installed yet, use apt-file
[10:46] <Inferus> llutz++
[10:46] <Inferus> : )
[10:47] <thecaptain2000> llutz_: tx+
[10:47] <amitesh> i upgraded my system to ubuntu10.04 from 9.10.after that display sleep when inactive for 5 min while my setting in power management is for 30min. and after display sleep it requires password.How can i change these setting???
[10:47] <RustyBee> install Windows over the top
[10:48] <RustyBee> That'll do it
[10:48] <glebihan> sisu_math: did you try using a relative path for the list file itself, ie "rsync --files-from=usb-backup -rauv /media/Lievre/backup/LivingRoom/" ?
[10:48] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: looks like they are the Black ones
[10:49] <llutz_> RustyBee: do you have any ubuntu support related things to tell or do you just want to troll? then please join #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:49] <bullgard4> ilovefairuz: Applications > System Tools > System Profiler and Benschmark > (System Information) > Computer > Users  displays a list of 50 »users«. What file does store the same information?
[10:49] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: indeedy. do i need to add more than rw, 0 0 to each new fstab line?
[10:49] <llutz_> bullgard4: /etc/passwd
[10:49] <isbric> whats virtualization software is currently wokring best with 10.04?
[10:50] <erfiug> hello
[10:50] <xbonesx> iceroot: ?
[10:50] <xbonesx> iceroot: so there is no config file that controls the speed of the bar, is it an animated thing, not determined by anything?
[10:50] <scriptwarlock> isbric: is it virtualbox?
[10:50] <isbric> read something about problems with xen, whats a good alt?
[10:50] <sisu_math> glebihan, yes
[10:50] <erfiug> I am trying to enable XDMCP in my ubuntu, but I am only capable to login from the same machine, if I try to establish a connection remotely I got a blank screen with no error
[10:51] <isbric> scriptwarlock: vbox is imao a desktop virtualization sulution.
[10:51] <xbonesx> looking for some advice on which card to use, i know there both crappy cards...., intel 5100 or dell 1505?
[10:51] <amitesh> isbric:i am using virtualbox and works well
[10:51] <erfiug> I am even capable to login in from the same machine by using the public IP, but not if I do it from other machine of the same network :/
[10:52] <erfiug> any idea?
[10:52] <dawoodiran> hello
[10:52] <robert83a2> how can someone release such a buggy OS?
[10:52] <Inferus> why is it buggy?
[10:52] <etheretic> :ilovefairuz: added fstab lines currently look like this: /dev/sdb1 rw, 0 0
[10:53] <robert83a2> apt-get remove conntrack-tools
[10:53] <dawoodiran> can any one help me?
[10:53] <robert83a2> failes on my "old" yeah true
[10:53] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: instead of 'rw' use 'defaults'
[10:53] <RustyBee> robert83a2: Which version is buggy?
[10:53] <robert83a2> ubuntu
[10:53] <robert83a2> how do I check version (new to ubuntu)
[10:53] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: and remove the ','
[10:53] <Gnea> robert83a2: so file a bug report
[10:53] <Gnea> that's how it gets less buggy
[10:53] <llutz_> robert83a2: lsb_release -a
[10:53] <robert83a2> I already found a filed report
[10:53] <amitesh> robert:lsb_release
[10:53] <robert83a2> on google
[10:53] <RustyBee> Oh yes, ubuntu is not good.  Lubuntu don't install at all!
[10:53] <Gnea> url?
[10:54] <robert83a2> just a sec
[10:54] <juk> should I use apt-get install linux-image or source?
[10:54] <robert83a2> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/conntrack/+bug/313419
[10:54] <robert83a2> how to fix?
[10:54] <RustyBee> ubuntu is just an ugly colour
[10:54] <amitesh> dawoodiran:ask ur question....smbdy will help u
[10:54] <glebihan> sisu_math: should work with "rsync --files-from=usb-backup -rauv . /media/Lievre/backup/LivingRoom/"
[10:55] <glebihan> sisu_math: you have to specify a source path ("." here)
[10:55] <Gnea> robert83a2: it tells you how to fix it.
[10:55] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: and you forgot the mount point: should be: /dev/sdb1 /mnt/black defaults 0 0
[10:55] <llutz_> ilovefairuz: fs missing
[10:55] <erfiug> I am trying to enable XDMCP in my ubuntu, but I am only capable to login from the same machine, if I try to establish a connection remotely I got no connection
[10:55] <sisu_math> glebihan, aha! Brilliant. Thanks a million!
[10:55] <etheretic> RustyBee: system/preferences/appearance - u can roll yer own.
[10:55] <glebihan> sisu_math: you're welcome :)
[10:55] <robert83a2> Gnea : yeah but what to modify in /etc/init.d/conntrack
[10:56] <Gnea> robert83a2: again, it tells you. just search for it within the file.
[10:56] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: but make sure the folder is there: sudo mkdir /mnt/black
[10:56] <Gnea> robert83a2: which means you need to actually *read* the file
[10:56] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: /mnt/Black1T etc.?
[10:56] <llutz_> etheretic: ilovefairuz its:  /dev/sdb1 /mnt/black <filesystem> defaults 0 0
[10:57] <dawoodiran> i cannt use tv card
[10:57] <ilovefairuz> llutz_: etheretic: and correct the fs is missing too so make it:  /dev/sdb1 /mnt/black ext3 defaults 0 0
[10:57] <xbonesx> looking for some advice on which card to use, i know there both crappy cards...., intel 5100 or dell 1505?
[10:57] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: whatever the folder name is, just make sure it's created in /mnt
[10:57] <bullgard4> llutz_: Thank you very much for your help.
[10:57] <llutz_> bullgard4: did it help? ;)
[10:58] <bullgard4> llutz_: Yes. Very much so. It was the kind of answer that I expected. Excellent!
[10:59] <Beelsebob> what's the correct file system to mount /boot as?
[10:59] <juk> alright it's actually linux-source-2.6.35.22.23
[10:59] <Gnea> Beelsebob: usually ext3 or ext4
[10:59] <llutz_> Beelsebob: whatever you kernel supports, unix-fs preferred
[10:59] <llutz_> your*
[10:59] <Beelsebob> which is ubuntu's default?  I'm trying to follow https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devmapper/+bug/358654 to recover a system
[11:00] <Beelsebob> but mounting boot gets me "mount: you must specify the filesystem type"
[11:00] <llutz_> Beelsebob: and grub has to support it too :(
[11:00] <joa__> hey, i woudl like to know how i can get a clean umount of a filesystem
[11:00] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: would /dev/sdb1 /mnt/Black1-5T etc3 defaults 0 0 be correct,with Black1-5T added as dir to /mnt?
[11:00] <robert83a2> which file do I need to modify?
[11:00] <robert83a2> I only see a large log file on that page
[11:00] <xbonesx> looking for some advice on which card to use, i know there both crappy cards...., intel 5100 or dell 1505?
[11:00] <lancel> My keyboard and mouse do not respond in first 1-2mins after Ubuntu is started. Anyone encountered similar problems?
[11:00] <joa__> is there any possible way?
[11:00] <llutz_> joa__: sudo sync && sudo umount /your/mountpoint
[11:00] <amitesh> hey when i mount any external drive to /media it shows two files with same name as : /media/MEDIA & /media/MEDIA_; MEDIA_ contain all the file while MEDIA is an empty directory. why there is two directory for single drive?
[11:00] <joa__> llutz_: thanks
[11:00] <juk> xbonesx: go for intel
[11:01] <Gnea> Beelsebob: it ought to be defined in /etc/fstab
[11:01] <xbonesx> juk: TY
[11:01] <Ken8521> xbonesx, is this a wireless card?
[11:01] <Gnea> robert83a2: what logfile?
[11:02] <robert83a2> Gnea : DpkgTerminalLog.txt
[11:02] <momentum> what's a good desktop client to use to access gmail?
[11:02] <xbonesx> Ken8521: both are
[11:02] <Beelsebob> Gnea: I only see two lines to mount drives in there – one for /, and one for swap
[11:02] <gartral|p> Is projectm able to be used with vlc?
[11:02] <Ken8521> xbonesx, why would you even suggest a 1505?  it only supports WEP.
[11:02] <amitesh> mommentum:pidgin
[11:02] <Gnea> robert83a2: ignore that, focus ONLY on what David Crosio wrote.
[11:02] <robert83a2> Gnea : I also opened the file /etc/init.d/conntrack-tools
[11:03] <xbonesx> Ken8521: lol no it supports wpa
[11:03] <robert83a2> Gnea : and the stop part... /var/run/conntracd.pid is missing
[11:03] <Ken8521> xbonesx, i just looked at the specs for it, it said wep only
[11:03] <Gnea> Beelsebob: so you're setting up /boot from scratch?
[11:03] <robert83a2> Gnea : I did a touch /var/run/conntracd.pid
[11:03] <robert83a2> but still if I try to remove fails
[11:03] <xbonesx> im using it right now with wpa...
[11:03] <Ken8521> hmm
[11:03] <Beelsebob> Gnea: no idea – shouldn't it have been there in the old system?
[11:03] <xbonesx> Ken8521: i think anyways...
[11:03] <Gnea> robert83a2: right, it needs to create that .pid file when it starts
[11:03] <Ken8521> ..
[11:04] <Gnea> robert83a2: and it needs to have the correct pid of the conntrackd process in it
[11:04] <Ken8521> xbonesx, http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=430-2547
[11:04] <Ken8521> look at tech specs
[11:04] <Ken8521> xbonesx, i'm not saying yours doesn't support wpa..just saying that one apparently doesn't
[11:05] <robert83a2> Gnea : DAMN I DID IT :)
[11:05] <robert83a2> Gnea : had to start conntrack-tools...create the pid file
[11:05] <Gnea> :)
[11:05] <xbonesx> Ken8521: http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/2897/screenshoteditingautoao.png
[11:05] <robert83a2> Gnea : ps -A | grep conntrack.... and write the pid into the file
[11:06] <Gnea> robert83a2: you got it
[11:06] <Gnea> nice job
[11:06] <robert83a2> Gnea : sorry, I'm just not used... to...well this is kinda buggy
[11:06] <robert83a2> Gnea : I know very old
[11:06] <Ken8521> xbonesx, yeah... like i said, i wasn't doubting you, just saying what that says
[11:06] <Gnea> robert83a2: it's cool, as long as you learned something from it
[11:06] <xbonesx> lol
[11:07] <robert83a2> (yeah, try to stay calm....which is hard)
[11:07] <Gnea> lol
[11:07] <Ken8521> xbonesx, so why do you want another card?
[11:07] <xbonesx> Ken8521: was just wondering which was better
[11:07] <juk> xbonesx: evil mac?
[11:07] <Ken8521> xbonesx, probbaly the intel, but is something wrong w/ your current card?
[11:07] <erfiug> I am trying to enable XDMCP in my ubuntu, but I am only capable to login from the same machine, if I try to establish a connection remotely I got no connection
[11:08] <IMMJR> Calinou?
[11:08] <Ken8521> xbonesx, i doubt you'd see any performance boost w/ one over the other
[11:08] <xbonesx> Ken8521: well no, but always looking for the best
[11:08] <Calinou> omg
[11:08] <IMMJR> Calinou?!
[11:08] <xbonesx> Ken8521: ya didnt think so
[11:08] <Ken8521> !best > xbonesx
[11:08] <etheretic> Is there a way to suppress non-serious hits to Firestarter so that its icon doesn't turn red? Says nothing in the fm.
[11:09] <IMMJR> Calinou
[11:09] <IMMJR> Calinou?
[11:09] <rookie1> Is there a Kosher version of Ubuntu?
[11:09] <xbonesx> Ken8521: lol thanks
[11:09] <Calinou> continue to highlight me
[11:09] <rookie1> For Jewish people?
[11:09] <Ken8521> xbonesx, that was only partially on topic for you... but bottom line.. the "best" between the two.. there's probably no difference at all.
[11:09] <IMMJR> Calinou
[11:09] <Gnea> rookie1: yes.
[11:09] <IMMJR> rookie1!!!
[11:09] <IMMJR> Calinou rookie1
[11:09] <rww> rookie1: Yes, regular Ubuntu complies with all Kosher rules related to computer software.
[11:10] <rookie1> ah, good.
[11:10] <xbonesx> Ken8521: ok but what about using aircrack? do you know? was told the 1505 doesnt allow the utilization...
[11:10] <etheretic> KhazarUbuntu?
[11:10] <tubii> rww> mega LOL
[11:10] <Ken8521> xbonesx, well that often depends on the chipset on the card.. not how high/low quality the card is.
[11:10] <dawoodiran> hi
[11:11] <xbonesx> Ken8521: how would i know these things
[11:11] <CT1> Hi. I'm happy with my pc as it is but want to try some different desktop managers.  Is it always possible to revert to my current settings without reinstalling?
[11:11] <Ken8521> xbonesx, most wireless cards can use aircrack, unless you're wanting to use penetration... then your options slim a bit.
[11:11] <rookie1> GD forbid I ever transgress against YWH
[11:11] <Guest97175> hi
[11:11] <Guest97175> hi
[11:11] <Ken8521> xbonesx, what chipset does your current card have?
[11:11] <xbonesx> Ken8521: isnt that what aircrack does...
[11:11] <erfiug> is there any firewal.
[11:11] <IMMJR> Calinou rookie1
[11:11] <IMMJR> Calinou rookie1
[11:11] <erfiug>  by default in ubuntu¿
[11:11] <xbonesx> Ken8521: i wouldnt know how to get that info...
[11:11] <Inferus> CT1 yes
[11:11] <Calinou> continue
[11:12] <Gnea> rookie1: www.jewbuntu.org
[11:12] <Freak_man> hi
[11:12] <jrib> CT1: well you just install the window manager and choose what you want at login.  If you don't want one anymore, you just uninstall it
[11:12] <rookie1> Gnea, most excellent
[11:12] <IMMJR> Calinou rookie1
[11:12] <tubii> gnea> nice1
[11:12] <Ken8521> xbonesx, sort of... some chipsets can crack a network, only if it has adequate traffic of packets to intercept... others support "packet injection".. so if there is no traffic, you can create it.
[11:12] <etheretic> erfiug: iptables is bulit in. sudo apt-get install firestarter gives u a nice gui frontend.
[11:12] <CT1> jrib: Great.  Thanks for the reassurance!
[11:12] <xbonesx> Ken8521: how do i find out my chipset?
[11:13] <Ken8521> xbonesx, lspci in a terminal will show you most likely
[11:13] <Gnea> rookie1, tubii: actually, www.jewbuntu.com is real :)
[11:13] <erfiug> etheretic: I am only capable to stablish a connection to a service from the same machine, not remotely, how can I diagnosticate the problem?
[11:13] <AbhiJit> k
[11:13] <AbhiJit> k
[11:13] <xbonesx> Ken8521: 0b:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 03)
[11:13] <Ozzah> I'm trying to install a vpn server on my ubuntu CLI. I've been following a very confusing guide online, but it says I have to modify my server.conf file. I don't seem to have one (??)
[11:14] <Ken8521> xbonesx, ok.. i'm not sure.. but i don't think broadcom supports packet injection... but use your google-fo
[11:14] <etheretic> erfiug: <syntax error>
[11:14] <erfiug> ?
[11:14] <etheretic> dnc
[11:14] <xbonesx> Ken852: what about the aircrack?
[11:14] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: it's ext3 not etc3
[11:14] <Ken8521> what about it?
[11:14] <xbonesx> Ken8521: sry i meant the intel 5100 card...
[11:15] <Ken8521> well, intel cards, typically have intel chipsets... but i don't know if they support injection or not.
[11:15] <Ken8521> xbonesx, like i said, google.
[11:15] <Freak_man> Hello, how are you?
[11:15] <robert83a2> hello, I'm trying to compile conntrack from source on ubuntu, and I get this ... configure: error: Cannot find libnfnetlink >= 1.0.0
[11:15] <xbonesx> Ken8521: k thanks
[11:15] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: oh ah yes - thank you. :)
[11:15] <rookie1> probably has "more security configurations that a Shin Bet operation"
[11:17] <jbl> robert83a2: you need the development package for libnfnetlink, try sudo apt-get libnfnetlink-dev
[11:17] <etheretic> ilovefairuz: so /dev/sdb1 /mnt/Black1-5T ext3 defaults 0 0 is right?
[11:17] <MagPulse> hey guys
[11:17] <robert83a2> oh thankyou
[11:17] <MagPulse> Any idea how to change the login screen?
[11:17] <Freak_man> » MagPulse » Hello, how are you?
[11:17] <MagPulse> The option seem to have been removed.
[11:17] <AbhiJit> MagPulse, use ubuntu twak or gdm2setup
[11:18] <AbhiJit> tweak*
[11:18] <MagPulse> AbhiJit, thanks.
[11:18] <robert83a2> jbl : still the same error, I've install pkg_config libnfnetlink-dev
[11:19] <MagPulse> AbhiJit, is ubuntu tweak or gdm2setup in the repositories?
[11:19] <jbl> robert83a2: which version of ubuntu are you on?
[11:19] <AbhiJit> MagPulse, no
[11:19] <terminhell> ubuntu tweak is useless really
[11:20] <Ken8521> agree.
[11:20] <MagPulse> This new upgrade seems like a downgrade.
[11:20] <terminhell> its like the same options just bundled...useless app
[11:20] <robert83a2> 8.04
[11:20] <MagPulse> What's with these wierd changes to ubuntu.
[11:20] <MagPulse> I've always been able to change the login screen.
[11:21] <MagPulse> and what's with the bundling of UBuntu one with the OS, it's not like the users have a lack of cloud storage services.
[11:21] <jbl> robert83a2: 8.04 has an old version of this package, <= 0.0.30 so that's not going to be easy
[11:21] <etheretic> MagPulse: things may have changed with grub2.
[11:21] <robert83a2> damn
[11:21] <terminhell> *cough archlinux cough*
[11:21] <robert83a2> jbl : is there a way to somehow fix this ?
[11:21] <juk> is evil mac available in whole package, or i have to manually?
[11:21] <robert83a2> makefile?
[11:22] <Ken8521> *cough upgrade, hardy sucked cough*
[11:22] <MagPulse> lol
[11:22] <terminhell> ^^
[11:22] <MagPulse> etheretic, oh, yeah.
[11:22] <Ken8521> an 8.04-10.04 upgrade should be easy enough
[11:22] <etheretic> MagPulse: different system for splashscrrens, afaicr.
[11:23] <Ken8521> but i'd prboably rather clean install it.
[11:23] <robert83a2> if I change configure file LIBNFNETLINK_REQUIRED ... to 0.0.20 ?
[11:23] <MagPulse> I just through that from the point of banding Canonical thought it was better to have a unified UI.
[11:23]  * etheretic afk's
[11:23] <jbl> robert83a2: you could try that, but there is probably a reason why this needs 1.0.0
[11:23] <terminhell> i never liked upgrading releases of ubuntu. clean installs seem the better option
[11:24] <Ken8521> terminhell, i agree.. just saying.. the option is ther
[11:24] <MagPulse> terminhell, backing up all the data and reinstalling program is a hassel
[11:24] <terminhell> Ken8521: ya, its an option, but as long as you properly partition /home....
[11:24] <MagPulse> terminhell, It's not like there;s a diff between cleann install and upgrade.. same file changes.
[11:24] <acicula> and reapplying all the changes made to the system
[11:25] <FreakySpider> page up
[11:25] <terminhell> MagPulse: ive had hickups upgrading in the past
[11:25] <FreakySpider> {page up
[11:25] <Ken8521> MagPulse, not really..i keep very current backups, so it only takes me about 20-30min to clean install, as opposed to however long it takes to download and install allt hose upgrades.
[11:25] <joa__> how is it possible that when i say "sudo umount /dev/sdf1" which already tells me that sdf1 is not mounted e2fsck tells me that warning, that sdf1 is mounted and i could cause severe filesystem damage?
[11:25] <Ken8521> terminhell, eh.. i don't worry about that... i don't even bother keeping /home separate
[11:25] <TemetNosce> hi all
[11:25] <Ken8521> i just nuke /
[11:25] <MagPulse> Ken8521, and reapplying all those settings?
[11:25] <terminhell> ha
[11:26] <dyllan> hi hi
[11:26] <terminhell> hi dyllan
[11:26] <robert83a2> ...anyone know with wath rule can iptables kill a live connection?
[11:26] <pksadiq> how to ignore parts and quits in Empathy for freenode ?
[11:26] <Freak_man> That is why not who doesn't want to communicate with me?
[11:26] <acicula> joa__: does mount say it is mounted?
[11:26] <Ken8521> MagPulse, it's not that difficult.. i have a txt file w/ my backup, says exactly how all my programs are setup.. when I reinstall the programs I want, i just roll through and configure them all how I want them... doesn't take long at all.
[11:26] <joa__> sdf1 and its mount point do not show up in lsof either
[11:26] <robert83a2> I'm trying conntrack because I have created a script that creates drop rules for bad IP's... but their connection is not terminated
[11:26] <dyllan> Is there any way to lockdown the desktop wallpaper of all my users, I know Pessulus is a lockdown editor but it does not have support for locking down the wallpaper. I dont want users to change the Desktop Background. thanks
[11:26] <Ken8521> MagPulse, now this would probably be more difficult if i was running a server, or something like that
[11:26] <MagPulse> Ken8521, ah, I didn't know you can automate those things
[11:27] <Ken8521> MagPulse, but just being a average-slightly above average user... it's easy
[11:27] <acicula> robert with a drop rule?
[11:27] <robert83a2> to be exact I do a rule like this
[11:27] <Ken8521> MagPulse, it's not automated, I have to do it.. .when I say I "record" them.. i record it for my notes, so i don't have to think..lol
[11:27] <robert83a2> iptables -I asterisk -s $ip -j DROP
[11:27] <robert83a2> this works...after he/she disconnects
[11:27] <joa__> acicula: well sdf1 is mounted to /mnt/ebs and /mnt/ebs/abc is mounted to /var/lib/abc. sdf1 does not show up in mount, but /mnt/ebs/... shows up
[11:27] <robert83a2> I need to have a rule to terminate living connections... without using conntrack
[11:27] <Ken8521> i guess you could backup individual config files though, never really thought about that.
[11:28] <joa__> do i have to umount those as well?
[11:28] <robert83a2> since I cannot get it working on this ancient ubuntu
[11:28] <acicula> robert83a2: err maybe that just looks for syns
[11:28] <robert83a2> echo "" > /proc/net/ip_conntrack I guess wont work
[11:28] <juk> evil mac is pretty cool
[11:28] <terminhell> whats evil mac?
[11:28] <terminhell> !evil mac
[11:28] <juk> terminhell: no it's theme
[11:29] <terminhell> oh...
[11:29] <juk> terminhell: a bit dark
[11:29] <joa__> acicula: well i cannot umount those since i umounted sdf1 already so is that the issue then?
[11:29] <acicula> robert83a2: http://www.networksecurityarchive.org/html/Firewalls/2005-09/msg00011.html
[11:29] <terminhell> juk: ah, i use custom themes :p
[11:30] <Tricks> does anybody know why this fails to run in crontab: */1	*	*	*	*	/home/backup/bin/backup_script
[11:30] <acicula> tl;dr it filters on syn so you have to explicitly kill existing connections?
[11:30] <Ken8521> i don't like real light, or real dark.. my themes need to be right in the middle.  http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j263/IndyGunFreak/?action=view&current=laptopmaverick.jpg
[11:30] <h4x07> sup yall
[11:30] <terminhell> Ken8521: you should checkout my current theme :)
[11:30] <acicula> joa__: dunno, do programs still have references open to the filesystem? does it still show in mount? any info in the open file list (lsof | more)
[11:30] <Ken8521> terminhell, naa... i like my current one.
[11:31] <iflema> sup h4x07
[11:31] <terminhell> Ken8521: justa screenshot?
[11:31] <Ken8521> oh i didn't see you post it.
[11:31] <terminhell> havnt yet, can i pm?
[11:31] <Ken8521> if you want.
[11:32] <terminhell> Ken8521: sent im
[11:32] <Ken8521> terminhell, failed
[11:33] <acicula> robert83a2: despite that im not convinced its not possible to do what you want via iptables, but it seems tcpkill will also achieve your goal?
[11:35] <Andreas`> hello, i have problem with a samba share. i have configured a samba share for a samll network with different users. the operating system are 2x ubuntu, 1x windows and 1 macos. each user have his own login. and the shared folder is configured with acls that every file that would be created have the rights 770 (u rwx, g rwx, o ---). the problem is that ubuntu and windows users are working correct, but macos ignores the settings.
[11:36] <Andreas`> i posted the commands and settings i used for the setup
[11:36] <Andreas`> http://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/samba-freigabe-mit-vordefinierten-rechten-und-/
[11:36] <ilovefairuz> etheretic: yes
[11:36] <Andreas`> i have googled already to solve my problem, but icant find the mistake
[11:36] <MooshiMuushi> collis,?
[11:37] <erUSUL> Andreas`: if windows and linux clients work ok it looks like a Mac OSX bug; isn't it? ( or missconfiguration )
[11:39] <Andreas`> erUSUL: maybe
[11:39] <magnuso> Hi all! I
[11:39] <Andreas`> but i don't know if this is possible
[11:39] <Andreas`> if this is possible, that a buggy client can set custom rights, then its a big security problem
[11:39] <Andreas`> or not?
[11:39] <terminhell> Andreas`: any way to get an english version :p
[11:40] <Andreas`> terminhell: i will translate it and post it on pastebin
[11:40] <Andreas`> give me 5minutes
[11:40] <acicula> Andreas`: try setting different permissions from within ubuntu or windows on files on the share, are you sure you are forcing the right user/permissions on files created on the share?
[11:41] <magnuso> Hi all! I am having some problems with installing Grub and was wondering if anyone could help?
[11:41] <acicula> its possible you come across a bug, but this seems more likely to be a configuration error
[11:42] <MooshiMuushi> Hey everyone :D Can anyone help with this problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[11:42] <acicula> best just to go ahead and ask magnuso or look on the grub wiki page
[11:43] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: why are you setting a static ip and why in the 102.x range?
[11:44] <magnuso> OK. I have been trying to clone my installation to a new disk, using dd, following this tutorial (http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/22/how-to-clone-your-bootable-ubuntu-install-to-another-drive/).... Have had som issues installing Grub, but I thought I had done it correctly. When booting from the new disk I only get the message "Grub loading.... Error 15"
[11:44] <acicula> did you reinstall grub?
[11:44] <acicula> !grub
[11:45] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Static IP address?
[11:45] <acicula> you will have to tell it to reinitialize since you changed discs
[11:45] <greppy> acicula: the ps3 network is not connected to the internet.  ps3 <-- cat5 --> pc
[11:45] <acicula> ah
[11:45] <MooshiMuushi> *ding*
[11:46] <MooshiMuushi> Hey Greppy :) Still haven't figured it out...
[11:46] <greppy> I see that.
[11:46] <joa__> hm. a different question is.. i have an xfs system that was on a 20gb and is now on a 100gb hdd. calling xfs_growfs /mnt/... does not do anything. same with -d. is there some stupid mistake im doing?
[11:46] <magnuso> @ubottu I am not sure wether its Grub or Grub2. How would i know?
[11:47] <acicula> so is the ps3 connected to the internet then? since it has a 192.x ip?
[11:47] <MooshiMuushi> Nope, it's only connected to the PC. That has internet.
[11:47] <acicula> right
[11:47] <acicula> and if you connect to the internet you are using the wireless, and you have the 102.x ip, and then it all works?
[11:48] <MooshiMuushi> The PC eth0 ip address is set to 192.168.1.9. I made the PS3 to connect to the 192.168.1.9 with an ip address of 192.168.1.10
[11:48] <acicula> ah ok i understand
[11:48] <MooshiMuushi> The PC is connected to the internet using wlan0. That has an ip address of 192.168.1.4
[11:49] <acicula> kk
[11:50] <iflema> MooshiMuushi do you not know how to set a static address in the network manager? or you do that, plugin, drop out....
[11:50] <acicula> its a routing issue really. you have to use a different ip range ofr you internal network. use 192.168.2.x for your ethernet <-> ps3 connection, and make sure it has a static route for only that ip adres. right now it probably gets confused where to send the traffic
[11:50] <magnuso> I´m not sure how to install Grub. I have cloned my installation to a new disk using dd, and noe the new disk wont boot.
[11:50] <magnuso> Any ideas?
[11:50] <acicula> magnuso: err tbh im not really sure how you can tell which one is in use
[11:51] <acicula> especially since you cant boot it. is it an original 10.04 install?
[11:51] <Andreas`> okay this is the translation of my problem
[11:51] <Andreas`> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/xjxyGBSU
[11:51] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: i think you can get away with it by removing your changes to the itnerfaces file
[11:51] <magnuso> acicula: Yes. It is a Server-install though
[11:52] <greppy> acicula: then he cannot access the PS3
[11:52] <Andreas`> terminhell: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/xjxyGBSU
[11:52] <acicula> and then in networkmanager configure a static ip, and tick the only only use for resourcse on this network box
[11:52] <terminhell> magnuso: have you tried unetbootin?
[11:53] <MooshiMuushi> iflema, I do that, plugin and drop out.
[11:53] <acicula> its under the routes button under ipv4, fill in static IP and toggle the options at the bottom
[11:53] <acicula> think that should fix the routes for you
[11:53] <magnuso> terminhell: I have no idea what that is, but if you tell me I´ll have a go! :-)
[11:53] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I know, But when I plug in with the "no change" with the interfaces file. The internet will drop out.
[11:53] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I'll check out the 192.168.2.x
[11:54] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: thats because by default ubuntu will switch to the wired connection
[11:54] <acicula> just try setting a configuring a static ip and ticking the route box
[11:55] <acicula> magnuso: you'll need unetbootin to make a bootdisk/stick so you can chroot into your cloned disk and run the commands to reinitalize grub or grub2
[11:55] <acicula> well or anything else that can make a bootdisk/cd
[11:56] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, So, what should I do? Change the PS3's and the PC's (eth0) ip address?
[11:56] <magnuso> acicula: I am still able to boot into the installation on the old drive. Is that of any help?
[11:57] <terminhell> acicula: im not really familure with macos, but its based in bsd....so eh, hmmm everything you have so far looks good so far
[11:57] <acicula> yeah use 192.168.2.x network for your pc<->ps3
[11:59] <MooshiMuushi> I tried that, with 223.0.0.1 and 223.0.0.2. PC = 1, PS3 = 2. I then told the PS3 that the gateway is 223.0.01. THerefore telling it to connect to the PS3, but in the end the internet will drop out with the wireless.
[11:59] <terminhell> acicula: the only thing i can suggest for macos is to make sure its using the same network domain you have in place
[11:59] <acicula> magnuso: yeah you can use that to chroot into your new disk as well
[11:59] <megalinux> bom dia
[11:59] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I tried that, with 223.0.0.1 and 223.0.0.2. PC = 1, PS3 = 2. I then told the PS3 that the gateway is 223.0.01. THerefore telling it to connect to the PS3, but in the end the internet will drop out with the wireless.
[11:59] <magnuso> acicula: How would I proceed?
[11:59] <acicula> terminhell: its Andreas asking about the macos/thing
[12:00] <terminhell> Andreas`: refere to my past few comments to acicula :p
[12:00] <awanti> i am using Ubuntu 10.04 OS and in vmware i have installed Windows ser 2003.. From ubuntu i am trying to connect windows server 2003 virtual machine, but its showing this message "port 22: Connection refused"... so plz. guide me..
[12:00] <terminhell> acicula: sorry
[12:00] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: setting a gateway is telling your pc which way to send traffic for the internet. you dont need to set a gateway for the pc<->ps3 connection
[12:00] <loufoque> why are you using a class A network for your lan
[12:01] <acicula> !grub > acicula
[12:01] <Ken8521> awanti, do you have vbox setup to call for it's own IP from the router?
[12:02] <Andreas`> terminhell: ah, okay i read it now... the network is not a domain based network. its a workgroup
[12:03] <Andreas`> and all pcs have "WORKGROUP" as workgroup
[12:03] <Rounin> Hello! Does anyone know who imports the package for the Arora browser? A new version has just come out, and there's a bug in the one that's available in apt
[12:03] <terminhell> Andreas`: hope that helped
[12:03] <acicula> magnuso: the wiki page list on the top how to recover using a livecd, but i think the process is exactly the same if you boot using your old system
[12:04] <heretic> halp? http://ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?9923153
[12:04] <Rounin> Oh, and I can't get into Launchpad to file a bug right now
[12:04] <iflema> MooshiMuushi are the netowork cards broadcoms? and if so, is the wireless using the b43 driver?
[12:04] <acicula> you just ahve to make sure that you specify the correct (new) drive name, as i assume you are still booting from sda, and the cloned disk is on /dev/sdb
[12:05] <terminhell> tricky tricky
[12:05] <terminhell> isn't linux fun?!
[12:06] <acicula> iflema: his wireless works, hes having trouble getting wireless network connectivity to coexist with a separate local network with a ps3
[12:06] <iflema> acicula exactly....
[12:06] <terminhell> bridge the connections
[12:06] <acicula> how does it being broadcom factor into that?
[12:06] <terminhell> or set the pc as an adhoc
[12:07] <MooshiMuushi> Sorry, back :D
[12:07] <acicula> it seems a routing/ip setup problem rather then a driver issue or?
[12:07] <iflema> acicula STA's wl can conflict with b43's ssb =)
[12:07] <acicula> since nm tries to be smart and prefer wired connections over wireless?
[12:07] <terminhell> if the pc is hardwired, set the connection as an adhoc
[12:07] <iflema> acicula i mean b44's ssb
[12:07] <acicula> iflema: im not sure what you mean
[12:07] <teacher> patel
[12:08] <MooshiMuushi> Wait, the PS3 doesn't have a gateway, but the DNS is set as 192.168.1.9 (That IP address is to the PC).
[12:08] <teacher> hi
[12:08] <terminhell> hi teacher
[12:08] <MooshiMuushi> And I have no idea if my device is a broadcom.
[12:08] <MooshiMuushi> Hi.
[12:08] <terminhell> MooshiMuushi: lspci
[12:08] <acicula> out of curiousity, why cant you connect the PS3 to your wireless hub, assuming it also ahve a switch?
[12:09] <taffy-nay> hey all, was wondering if somone could assist me getting my intergrated webcam to work in ubuntu 10.04?
[12:09] <MooshiMuushi> PC to PS3 wireless takes a long time to stream.
[12:09] <Ken8521> taffy-nay, webcams are shaky w/ linux.
[12:09] <Ken8521> !webcam | taffy-nay
[12:09] <MooshiMuushi> terminhell, lspci?
[12:09] <terminhell> MooshiMuushi: run lspci command
[12:10] <acicula> have you considered plugging your laptop into your switch also then? saves you setting up separate networks
[12:10] <acicula> iflema: what do you mean by STA and ssb ?
[12:10] <Dezmond> Hi, could anyone tell me where I can find a Macbook Line-in Microphone driver for Ubuntu Lynx?
[12:11] <MooshiMuushi> Plugging it to a switch?
[12:11] <acicula> your wireless accespoint, does it have ethernet connections
[12:11] <MooshiMuushi> Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[12:11] <valadares> i can't format and mount my DVD-RW,what i have to do?
[12:12] <MooshiMuushi> No idea O.o
[12:12] <valadares> T.T
[12:13] <acicula> well have a looksie, as what you want should also work without setting things up by plugging in both the ps3 and your laptop into the switch on your wireless access point
[12:13] <merciza> hey
[12:13] <merciza> ;)
[12:13] <merciza> i am trying to install from the mini.iso
[12:13] <iflema> acicula broadcom cards can use one of two drivers. One of which is the wl driver. The wl driver can conlict with the ssb module which is required by the b43 (wireless) and b44 (ethernet)
[12:13] <Zenzamy> He evry one
[12:13] <merciza> but it doesnt pick up my nic drivers Atheros AR8151  and i cannot complete the install. could anyone help me out on what to do next?
[12:14] <acicula> iflema: ah like so, that can not be the case here however, since his wireless already works and driver selection wont change when he plugs in an ethernet cable
[12:14] <heretic> halp? ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?9923153
[12:14] <acicula> merciza: can you try the normal installation iso?
[12:14] <acicula> the minimal install is kinda, minimal
[12:15] <heretic> :D
[12:15] <Ken8521> heretic, try posting a proper link
[12:15] <MooshiMuushi> Hmm.
[12:15] <acicula> merciza: or you have to add the driver to the mini.iso or load it during install
[12:15] <heretic> better? ^^ http://www.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?9923153
[12:16] <acicula> heretic: this is not an advertisement channel, just try asking a question?
[12:16] <Ken8521> heretic, still coming up invalid
[12:16] <MooshiMuushi> Give me a second. I'm going to change the PS3's IP to 192.168.2.10 and the PC's (eth0) to 192.168.2.9?
[12:16] <Ken8521> you fail
[12:16] <heretic> Ken8521, acicula sorry haha
[12:16] <iflema> acicula what if one uses wl for the wireless, for whatever reason, and has a b44 ethernet.....
[12:16] <heretic> So I just installed the Maverick RC that was promoted on the front page
[12:16] <heretic> and I can only use safe video mode
[12:17] <acicula> iflema: the b44 driver would already be loaded at boot i think?
[12:17] <Ken8521> heretic, guess you should've waited till it was released
[12:17] <heretic> Ken8521, well, its working fine on my other computer
[12:18] <acicula> heretic: try asking in the #ubuntu+1 channel
[12:18] <heretic> acicula, okay
[12:19] <merciza> i have tried the normal install and it works great, I would like to know how to get the driver into the mini.iso. hehe. btw thanks for answering, it seems u helping everyone today
[12:20] <conb123> How can I stop ubuntu from writing ".Trash-1000" folders to my usb devices? It's really annoying when I delete files from my usb device in order to try to clear space only to realise it didn't actually clear any space
[12:20] <MooshiMuushi> What about firestarter?
[12:20] <gamerx> how can i change the port vnc runs on?
[12:20] <acicula> there is a page on (the wiki?) how to package installation isos and roll an isntallation c
[12:20] <acicula> *cd
[12:20] <MooshiMuushi> I've been doing a little bit of research.
[12:20] <ikonia> gamerx: in the VNC config file
[12:20] <MooshiMuushi> Would Firestarter help?
[12:20] <zipp0> hello everyone, after i ran this command: update-rc.d a_script defaults, did the a_script run?
[12:20] <histo> zipp0: no
[12:21] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: just following suggestions would help, which you arent doing, which makes helping you rather difficult
[12:21] <histo> !update-rc.d
[12:21] <gamerx> ikonia, whereabouts?
[12:21] <puneet> @conb123 write a bat file for windows which autoruns and deletes .Trash-1000
[12:21] <zipp0> histo: i must reboot computer?
[12:21] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Okok, I'll change the IP adress first.
[12:21] <histo> zipp0: you use that to control what scripts start and stop when the computer boots.
[12:22] <nafetss> hi
[12:22] <zipp0> histo: thanks :)
[12:22] <conb123> puneet: A bat file for windows? Is that a joke? I'm using ubuntu.
[12:22] <nafetss> anyone can help me?
[12:22] <histo> zipp0: yo0u can start he script manually if you don't want to reboot
[12:22] <zipp0> histo: how can i do that?
[12:22] <histo> zipp0: sudo /etc/init.d/scriptname start stop whatever
[12:22] <nafetss> I'm new on ubuntu and I wan;t to know everything on ubuntu...
[12:22] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Give me a second. Restarting.
[12:23] <gamerx> where is the inbuilt VNC server's conf file?
[12:23] <puneet> @conv123 In ubuntu you wont be bothered by .Trash-1000 folder, until you press ctrl+H ;)
[12:23] <Zenzamy> exit
[12:23] <histo> gamerx: vino
[12:23] <gamerx> histo, vino?
[12:23] <acicula> conb123: default behaviour is to trrash instead of delete, press shift-delete to avoid trashing a file
[12:24] <terminhell> nafetss: starting with what
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> theres a gnome setting to add a 'delete, dont move to trash' menu item also
[12:24] <conb123> acicula: Can't I make ubuntu trash files to my hard drive instead of the usb device?
[12:24] <acicula> conb123: maybe you can disable Trash altogether for USB devices, but you'll have to google that
[12:24] <histo> gamerx: I believe vino is the default vnc server still
[12:24] <nafetss> From when can I get information
[12:24] <nafetss> the binar code etc
[12:24] <gamerx> histo, do you happen to know where it keeps conf files?
[12:24] <histo> gamerx: I would assume it will create a config file in ~ after you start desktop sharing.  If not it would be in /etc/
[12:24] <puneet> @nafetss explore, here and there  googling is the best option ... there is no hard and fast book available for ubuntu which teaches you every thing
[12:24] <terminhell> nafetss: check the wiki to start...
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> conb123:  if you deleted a 4gb file on the USB drive.. that would mean it would MOVE 4gb to your home, which you may delete  moments later..
[12:25] <nafetss> ok thanks
[12:25] <nafetss> I'll do this
[12:25] <conb123> Dr_Willis: Right I'll use shift and delete then
[12:25] <nafetss> a question !  please
[12:25] <terminhell> nafetss: just ask
[12:26] <nafetss> what do you think I need to read first?
[12:26] <nafetss> srry my bad english
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> !manual | nafetss
[12:26] <terminhell> nafetss: any sort of ubuntu for dummies or debian related topics
[12:26] <zipp0> histo: i run /etc/init.d/scriptname, then run ps -aux |grep scriptname and this is result:
[12:26] <zipp0> root     18951  0.0  0.0   3004   760 pts/1    R+   18:23   0:00 grep shutdown_server
[12:26] <gamerx> histo, i cant find any vino/vnc files in either of those locations
[12:26] <nafetss> !manul
[12:26] <puneet> @nafetss start with www.ubuntu.com explore the site, download ubuntu manual
[12:26] <zipp0> histo: is that ok?
[12:26] <histo> gamerx: the only thing I see on a default ssytem is /eetc/xdg/autostart/vino-server.desktop
[12:27] <zipp0> histo: i wrote that script for shutdown server when power outage
[12:27] <nafetss> ok thanks
[12:27] <nafetss> i wiill see that
[12:27] <acicula> the ubuntu wiki also has a lot of usefull information as does ubuntuguide.org
[12:27] <puneet> @nafetss manual is here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-manual
[12:27] <histo> zipp0: looks like its running then
[12:27] <zipp0> histo: thanks :D
[12:27] <acicula> and in different languages also
[12:27] <histo> zipp0: pull the plug and see
[12:28] <nafetss> I wan;t to know how I use the shell and everythin about ubuntu
[12:28] <robert83a2> guys : tcpkill on a firewall works for all connections ? I mean not just local but forwarded also?
[12:28] <histo> gamerx: s/etc/eetc
[12:28] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Hmm, connected the ethernet cable, but I can't get the PS3 to find me.
[12:28] <histo> nafetss: thats good do you have a question?
[12:28] <terminhell> nafetss: glad to see your enthusiasm, any sort of beginners linux guide will also help
[12:28] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: can you describe your current setup that you have right now thats not working?
[12:28] <nafetss> I have a lot of questions....
[12:28] <terminhell> nafetss: also look for gnome GUI guides too
[12:29] <puneet> @nafetss patience, my dear friend . It takes time to learn things. start exploring and reading articles relating to it.
[12:29] <nafetss> ok !
[12:29] <nafetss> and the last question ...
[12:29] <acicula> robert83a2: id assume so, maybe there is anything about the capabilities in the doc/man page?
[12:29] <terminhell> nafetss: most important, forget about windows or mac, your not using it, things work different here ;)
[12:30] <acicula> robert83a2: actually forwarding is subject to forwarding rules
[12:30] <nafetss> I wan't to teach some programing . What languange is recomanded to me ? Python ? c++  or what?_
[12:30] <nafetss> I'm a begginer
[12:30] <robert83a2> acicula : to tcpkill wont be able to kill that ?
[12:30] <acicula> robert83a2: so you should be able to kill forwards by selectively refusing forwards?
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> nafetss:  Python.
[12:30] <nafetss> I'm a user of windows and I hate IT
[12:30] <MooshiMuushi> The PC's (eth0) IP address is 192.168.2.9. The PS3's IP address is 192.168.2.10 -also, the PS3's dns address is 192.168.2.9-
[12:30] <nafetss> because is a fucking sheet srry
[12:30] <robert83a2> acicula : I need to kill established connections
[12:30] <acicula> robert83a2: well forwards arent a real connection for the local machine, at best it just tracks state for things like NAT?
[12:30] <MooshiMuushi> Wooh, no swearing.
[12:31] <robert83a2> ahh
[12:31] <puneet> @nafetss languages are just for our help to make things easier . if you know basics of C you can moove to C++ or python, else start with C.
[12:31] <robert83a2> so it would be best to do this on the machine that I'm forwarding to...
[12:31] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: did you togle route options?
[12:31] <histo> MooshiMuushi: what are you trying to do?
[12:31] <terminhell> nafetss: there are tons of ubuntu guides to be found in Google. so fire up firefox and start researching :)
[12:32] <nafetss> ok THX
[12:32] <puneet> @terminhell totally agree
[12:32] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, How do I do that?
[12:32] <nafetss> but I don't know what I learn first
[12:32] <terminhell> nafetss: and welcome to the other side >:D
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> nafetss:  start with that ubuntu manual, then read up on whatever other topics interest you.
[12:33] <nafetss> ok  I'LL come back with more questions if u don;t mind
[12:33] <MooshiMuushi> histo, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1587558
[12:33] <terminhell> nafetss: get familiar with synaptics package manager and the command line version "apt-get" fast
[12:34] <terminhell> nafetss: thats your most reliable way of installing new programs
[12:34] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: in networkmanager where you set the IP at the bottom there is a route button, click it and toggle the only use for resources on this network
[12:34] <nafetss> yes
[12:34] <nafetss> i can install programs with
[12:34] <nafetss> ubuntu software center , it haves a lot
[12:34] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Got it. How do I toggle it?
[12:35] <acicula> click it
[12:35] <terminhell> nafetss: but learn to use "apt-get" too, most people will tell you to "apt-get install 'program' "
[12:35] <nafetss> I don't know how i start
[12:35] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, And enter the PS3's info? or the PCs?
[12:35] <terminhell> nafetss: the terminal
[12:35] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, this is for eth0 right?
[12:35] <histo> MooshiMuushi: It seems that you're making this more complicated than it actually is.
[12:36] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: all you need to set for eth0 is the static ip and the route option
[12:36] <histo> MooshiMuushi: what did you mean by the only way to get internet again is to reset the code that I teyped in back to default and restart?
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> !cli | nafetss
[12:37] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I clicked on the "route" button, and then a window came up.
[12:37] <acicula> yeah, toggle the option at the bottom and click ok
[12:37] <MooshiMuushi> histo, Have the default /etc/network/interfaces code.
[12:38] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Done.
[12:38] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Apply?
[12:38] <acicula> histo, he has a wirelses network that works, and a ps3. wants to connect directly via ethernet because wirelses is to slow without loosing internet on the laptop
[12:38] <xbonesx> is there a way to move a file or directory out of a directory in which it was locked  and remove the permissions???
[12:38] <histo> MooshiMuushi: network manager is blowing out that file.
[12:38] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: yeh
[12:38] <histo> acicula: ahh
[12:39] <histo> MooshiMuushi: follow acicula
[12:39] <xbonesx> for instance, i moved a .deb out of the archive and its still locked???
[12:39] <MooshiMuushi> histo, Ok.
[12:39] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Ok, got. Applied it.
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  copy it. , then delete the original.. or let the original alone and delete it later..
[12:39] <acicula> directly wireing both to the access point would be easier, since the PS3 sortof wants to connect to the internet also, so i suppose the next step would be setting up ics, but that all seems horribly convoluted compared to just pluggin both into the AP, but ohwell
[12:39] <iceroot> xbonesx: didnt you mean dpkg/apt-get is locked instead of a deb-file?
[12:40] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: plug in the ethernet cable and ping google or something
[12:40] <acicula> or jsut open a webpage if you dont know how
[12:40] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, By the way. The interface code is the default.
[12:40] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: when i "mv" it to my desktop it appears to be locked still, (shows the lock symbol)
[12:40] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: thats good
[12:41] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, It's plugged in. I'm going to restart.
[12:41] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, brb.
[12:41] <acicula> dont need tor start
[12:41] <acicula> it applies directly
[12:43] <merciza> i know this is a bit much, but could anyone generate a mini.iso with ar8151 support or atl1e.ko
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  thats just showing the file permissions.
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  chmod/chown it as needed
[12:43] <xbonesx> which means i can still use it as i choose?
[12:43] <xbonesx> without being stopped anyway
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:   if you own the file.. you can do whatever you want it...
[12:44] <mahiti> Albert
[12:44] <xbonesx> ok
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  ive no idea what you are trying to do with it...
[12:44] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: lol its a gtk theme, that i want to extract and edit
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  your use of the term 'locked' is not correct... its 'permissions' on the file.
[12:45] <acicula> merciza: its relatively straigt forward, unpack the initrd, add driver, repackage and recreat the iso?
[12:45] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: thank you for the correction, shall term that way from here on out ;)
[12:45] <mahiti> can any one help to enable and disable checkbox to give  authentication to users in bottom approachbottom
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  you can install the theme, then edit the files in your .theme/whatever dir also...
[12:46] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: probably an easy question for you, i have a hdd hooked up to usb, i want to create a shortcut for a certain dir on the device, and save it too my desktop, can this be done?
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> mahiti:  I think you need to clarify what you are doing .. that question has me totally confused.
[12:46] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: ya i thought about that afterwards lol
[12:46] <mahiti> wait
[12:47] <acicula> xbonesx: mount the disk, and drive the directory to favourites in nautilus, should show up under your places then
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  trivial, click, drag. hold down alt key (you will see a ? in the cursor) release where you want, select make link.. (i think)
[12:47] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, Back. The ethernet is connected. The Ethernet Connection was established.
[12:47] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: yep TY
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  you proberly want a fstab entry so the usb disk is mounted at boot also..
[12:47] <JuJuBee> I went to install xmms2 and received the following error notice... http://pastie.org/1198251  I realize it is not related to xmms2 but how do I fix this?
[12:47] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: can you connect to the ps3 and/or the internet?
[12:48] <mahiti> in my project one module and 13 submodule is available ..each submodule has permission like edit , view ,delete permission .. here we have to create authentication for users
[12:48] <rabbit_kan> anyone knows how to wine "cs-online"?
[12:48] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: it would be nice to have it mount just the one folder when i connect, can this be done? i have no use with the rest of the drive just the one folder?
[12:48] <Guest81533> i just did a fresh install on a brand new drive.. made sure that it was the only drive in the machine to avoid accidently overwritting important data... let the installer do the guided install using full disk... everything installed without errors... just reboot for first boot... got Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unwn-block(0,0)... please help i have to have this fileserver up and running for my users A
[12:48] <Guest81533> SAP... work day is starting ... ahhhhh hard drive crashes are such a pain... first drive to ever fail on me!
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | rabbit_kan
[12:48] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I can connect to the internet.
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  the link might auto mount it when first accessing.. ive never noticed.
[12:48] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: and the ps3?
[12:49] <rabbit_kan> Dr_willis,what's that means?
[12:49] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: k thanks
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_kan:  it means check the wine app database..
[12:49] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I'm getting ping response, but the the PMS program can't find it.
[12:49] <bazhang> rabbit_kan, /join #winehq after checking appdb
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_kan:  and the bot just gave the url for that.. it was a Bot trigger.
[12:49] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: dunno what PMS is
[12:49] <rabbit_kan> I've already checked, there's no help for this one.
[12:49] <bazhang> http://appdb.winehq.org   <---- rabbit_kan
[12:49] <bazhang> rabbit_kan, then it wont run. some dont
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_kan:  the odds of any of us using that specific app in wine.. is slim.
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> rabbit_kan:  if the wine app database dosent mention it, then try the winehq channel;.
[12:50] <rabbit_kan> bazhang,thanks for that.
[12:50] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, If the computer is getting ping response from the ip address. That means that it is connected right?
[12:50] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: anyway if you keep having trouble reconsider plugging both systems into your accespoint isntead and just leaving everything on auto
[12:50] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: yes
[12:50] <merciza> i know this is a bit much, but could anyone generate a mini.iso with ar8151 support or atl1e.ko
[12:51] <bazhang> merciza, remaster it
[12:51] <rabbit_kan> Dr_willis,thanks.
[12:51] <bazhang> !remaster > merciza
[12:51] <umashanthi> hi
[12:51] <umashanthi> I'm trying to upgrade Ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10
[12:52] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, PMs is also known as PS3 Media Server. This program helps convert or transcode the video file withint the computer to the PS3.
[12:52] <cutiyar> how can detect my modem device with GNOME PPP?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> merciza:  theres a 'reconstructor' web site also that lets you tweak/remaster to a small degree online, then download the redone iso.
[12:52] <MooshiMuushi> acicula, I changed the network setting so that it force IP of server.
[12:52] <acicula> MooshiMuushi: ah, well ping means the network connection works, dunno how PMS finds the ps3, tried filling in the ps3's ip adress?
[12:53] <umashanthi> When I click 'Check' from Update Manager, there's an error occurs always saying failed to connect to some repositories
[12:53] <mar_33> hi guys
[12:53] <umashanthi> Any solutions to this?
[12:53] <mar_33> how can i mount the share folder  in oracle VM virtualbox
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> umashanthi:  depends on what teh reposuitory is..  You could set it up to use other repos.
[12:54] <acicula> umashanthi: check which repositories are failing, maybe they have gone offline or are have been moved.
[12:54] <umashanthi> Dr_Willis: acicula How to set the repos?
[12:54] <acicula> umashanthi: under software sources in adminstration
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> mar_33:  the vbox manual detailed the exact mount commands needed. I think you need th Guest addations enabled also on the guest os.. and the 'shared dir' set up in the settings.. then it can be mounted as you would any other samba share. I think..
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> umashanthi:  first. whats the repo that its giving an error about?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> !vbox
[12:55] <acicula> you can have shared folders and network shares(smb) under virtualbox, one shows up as disk, the other as a networked drived
[12:55] <umashanthi> Dr_Willis: acicula http://pastebin.com/va4geUju
[12:56] <mar_33> I have share folder in windows and i did the share folder in windows but when i try to mount it in ubuntu virtual box i have not the vboxsf file sysytem
[12:57] <MooshiMuushi> greppy, Are you there?
[12:57] <acicula> umashanthi: if you only have shell access these things are set under /etc/apt/sources.list and subdirectories
[12:57] <JuJuBee> Anybody able to assist with http://pastie.org/1198251
[12:57] <greppy> MooshiMuushi: nope! :)
[12:57] <acicula> dunno if htere is a shell tool for selecting new standard mirros, if you added these yourself you have to wait for the repos to come back online or find a suitable replacement?
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> mar_33:  You need to insstall teh vbox guest addations.
[12:57] <coafcv> hi. Nautilus' folder view doesn't update anymore if new files are placed in the viewed directory (I always have to refresh manually). how can I enable that again?
[12:58] <MooshiMuushi> greppy, Well, tell me when you get back :)
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> mar_33:  and you 'share' the directory in the vbox settings, its not the same as a 'windows share'
[12:58] <umashanthi> acicula: yes. I have shell access. How can I make the changes?
[12:58] <mar_33> how can i do that because i have not internet connection
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> mar_33:  you COULD use a windows share as iff the 2  where networked.
[12:58] <acicula> umashanthi: edit the source files under /etc/apt
[12:58] <cutiyar> how can i use modem internet wireless?
[12:58] <cutiyar> pleaseee
[12:58] <acicula> cutiyar: you mean 3g modem?
[12:58] <greppy> MooshiMuushi: what's up? (or down)
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> cutiyar:  be more specific pleaseeeee
[12:59] <MooshiMuushi> greppy, That's better :D
[12:59] <cutiyar> its huwei modem
[12:59] <acicula> JuJuBee: the real errors are probably higher up in the log
[13:00] <acicula> JuJuBee: or just try reinstalling the offending packages
[13:00] <umashanthi> acicula: What changes to be done?
[13:00] <chalcedny> i need to zip a single file, to be sent to a windows user, can someone just type whatever i need to do to do that?
[13:00] <cutiyar> Dr_Willis, its huawei EG1 162G
[13:00] <cutiyar> Dr_Willis, its huawei EG1 162G modem
[13:00] <acicula> umashanthi: you need to add working replacements for the ones that dont work, i dont know which ec mirrors you will need though
[13:00] <acicula> cutiyar: is it a usb modem or internal?
[13:01] <cutiyar> acicula, usb
[13:01] <erUSUL> chalcedny: install zip and just rigth click on the file and choose add to archive. choose zip type
[13:01] <acicula> cutiyar: is it recognized when you plug it in?
[13:01] <umashanthi> acicula: ok. I have 10.04 installation CD. Can I use that to upgrade, without using online upgrade?
[13:01] <chalcedny> erUSUL, command line?
[13:01] <cutiyar> acicula, no
[13:02] <cutiyar> acicula,its writing on device that does work with mac os and windows
[13:02] <cutiyar> acicula,there is way to work with linux?
[13:02] <JuJuBee> acicula: I tried apt-get -f install and that failed also
[13:03] <Kurdistan> I can somebody explain to me how to fix fan?
[13:03] <acicula> umashanthi: i dont know about that, maybe, but i wouldnt recommend it
[13:03] <Kurdistan> there is a program called fan speed
[13:03] <AbhiJit> !fan | Kurdistan
[13:03] <Kurdistan> somebody that knows this?
[13:03] <Kartagis> I'm trying to wget -m a site. with single files I can download it, but when I do wget -m, I get a 403. can I work around it?
[13:03] <cutiyar> kurdistan, xalk kwey?
[13:03] <Kurdistan> cutiyar xwelke bakure kurdistan
[13:03] <Kartagis> !english | cutiyar
[13:04] <acicula> cutiyar: i cant even find that model via google, does it show up as a Huwai mobile in the device manager?
[13:04] <Kartagis> !english | Kurdistan
[13:04] <erUSUL> chalcedny: ? you do not need command line . but « sudo aptitude install zip »
[13:04] <Kurdistan> ubottu my fan is full speed all the time
[13:04] <cutiyar> kurdistan, chaka
[13:04] <cutiyar> Kartagis, sorry
[13:04] <JuJuBee> acicula: http://pastie.org/1198276 when I try apt-get -f install
[13:04] <cla_> nestat
[13:05] <cutiyar> acicula, its show just like usb
[13:05] <acicula> JuJuBee: ERROR: Module reqtimeout does not exist! seems to be the cause
[13:06] <acicula> JuJuBee: any custom/non-standard/ppa repositories ?
[13:06] <cla_> netstat -an
[13:06] <acicula> using*
[13:06] <JuJuBee> acicula: dont think so?
[13:06] <thecaptain2000> hi, how do I find out what ubuntu package provides the file contrib-global.mk?
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> !find contrib-global.mk
[13:06] <JuJuBee> acicula: just deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian lucid non-free now  that I look at sources.list
[13:07] <acicula> cutiyar: its not listed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G here yet, i take it its a new modem?
[13:07] <thecaptain2000> ubottu: what does it mean?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> thecaptain2000:  thats a bot :) not a person.
[13:07] <acicula> JuJuBee: hmm that doesnt appear to be relevant
[13:07] <JuJuBee> acicula: I didn't think so either.
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> thecaptain2000:  accoreding to the lookup it just did.. dosent seem to exist in any package..
[13:07] <OerHeks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/Huawei
[13:07] <cutiyar> acicula, YES
[13:08] <sarmisak> hi all
[13:08] <thecaptain2000> Dr_Willis that is kind of a problem so, it means one cannot compile packages for postgresql.....
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> thecaptain2000:  means very little to me..  I just knew the bot had a search feature...
[13:08] <acicula> JuJuBee: there isnt a package called reqtimeout, so its not a dependency problem, judging by the the rror its the apache configure script that fails
[13:08] <glebihan> thecaptain2000: running "dpkg-query -S contrib-global.mk" should give you the package providing the file
[13:08] <thecaptain2000> ok
[13:09] <acicula> cutiyar: erm, what does lsusb say about the modem
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> ---> dpkg: *contrib-global.mk* not found.
[13:09] <thecaptain2000> glebihan: thanks. the file is not provided, it means I will have to get and compile postgres from the source....
[13:09] <thecaptain2000> scary
[13:09] <merciza> hi bzhang
[13:09] <acicula> cutiyar: also what linux version are you using, and have you tried the modem using a ubuntu 10.10 rc livecd yet?
[13:09] <merciza> could you pm?
[13:09] <JuJuBee> acicula: any way to fix?  my system updates are failing also now.
[13:10] <acicula> JuJuBee: any custom apache configuration?
[13:10] <cutiyar> acicula,Bus 005 Device 015: ID 12d1:1001 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. E620 USB Modem
[13:10] <Kurdistan> somebody here that knows anything about fan speed?
[13:10] <|ns|nR8> I'm using ubuntu 10.10 . It started to revert the refresh rate of my monitor to 60hz, each and every time I log on. I change it back in nvidia panel, save it to X config file, but it just doesn't last.
[13:10] <acicula> JuJuBee: id guess its either your apache configurations that are breaking the configuration script, or the package itself is broken
[13:10] <bazhang> |ns|nR8, #ubuntu+1 for that
[13:10] <coafcv> hi. Nautilus' folder view doesn't update anymore if new files are placed in the viewed directory (I always have to refresh manually). how can I enable that again?
[13:10] <JuJuBee> acicula: such as what?
[13:11] <thecaptain2000>  !find pldebugger
[13:11] <thecaptain2000>  !find edb-debugger
[13:12] <bazhang> thecaptain2000, /msg ubottu please
[13:12] <acicula> JuJuBee: good question https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/576255
[13:12] <glebihan> thecaptain2000: apparently the "contrib-global.mk" file is in postgresql-contrib source
[13:12] <glebihan> thecaptain2000: not in the binary
[13:13] <acicula> JuJuBee: a fix seems to be posted at #15 that doesnt involve wiping your configuration files
[13:14] <Maximo> hello...
[13:15] <lmk> how do i find what nic modules are included in mini distro ?
[13:15] <glebihan> thecaptain2000: I confirm, just downloaded the "postgresql" source package, there's a "contrib-global.mk" file in the contrib folder
[13:15] <acicula> cutiyar: ok so you have an Huwaii E620
[13:16] <iflema> lmk have you tried the alternate cd... it has more options/support than the desktop cd....
[13:16] <acicula> cutiyar: which is supported
[13:16] <cutiyar> acicula, no its huawei eg 162g
[13:16] <acicula> cutiyar: lsusb says E620
[13:17] <acicula> not 162G, which is a number i cant find much about
[13:17] <Kartagis> I'm trying to wget -m a site. with single files I can download it, but when I do wget -m, I get a 403. can I work around it?
[13:17] <acicula> cutiyar: can you try sudo aptitude install usb-modeswitch usb-modeswitch-data and then try pluggin in the device
[13:17] <acicula> the command should be pasted in a terminal
[13:17] <cutiyar> acicula, yes sorry
[13:19] <manfredrasta> anybody can help me with my video? It is slow
[13:19] <histo> manfredrasta: what kind of video?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: do you mean video playback, or the desktop itself...
[13:20] <acicula> lmk: if it helps nearly all ethernet nics that arent from the stone age, hardly any wireless unless they are completely open
[13:20] <lmk> i want  to go with minimal distribution and install everything else i via network - but i want to know if specific network card drivers are included in minimal iso.
[13:20] <manfredrasta> histo, ActionParsnip things like youtube
[13:20] <lmk> including usb nic ?
[13:20] <histo> manfredrasta: you could try flash sqaured
[13:20] <histo> manfredrasta: squared
[13:20] <pmb> hi
[13:20] <acicula> lmk: again, if its ethernet, then yeah probably
[13:20] <manfredrasta> histo, im noob. What is it?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: ok can you use: http://pastie.org   to give the output of:  uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[13:20] <manfredrasta> histo, and i use lubuntu
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: you should have said youtube was slow instead of "video", its waaay clearer
[13:21] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, sorry
[13:21] <acicula> lmk: you can do a minimal install and perhaps even a network isntall from the alternate install cd too i think?
[13:21] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, im using lubuntu
[13:21] <manfredrasta> histo, what do you mean by squared
[13:21] <helpmeplease> I have a drive that currently has three partitions on it that i can see using sudo fdisk -l... however when i use sudo cfdisk /dev/sdb1 i don't see the same information... i need to repartion the drive to have only one partition as it is only to be used to backup files
[13:21] <hyperstream> !mp3
[13:21] <histo> manfredrasta: newest version of flash
[13:21] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, but i think also my desktop could be faster
[13:22] <helpmeplease> how can i accomplish this?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: we'll see
[13:22] <exchanger> hi
[13:22] <manfredrasta> histo, how do i install it? im new
[13:22] <cutiyar> acicula, what i do after installing these?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: you run fdisk on the drive, not the partition
[13:22] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, are those commands also valid for lubuntu?
[13:22] <JuJuBee> acicula: thanks, that seems to have done the trick
[13:22] <acicula> helpmeplease: /dev/sdb is a disk /dev/sdb1 is a partition
[13:22] <histo> manfredrasta: well basically uninstall whatever version you have now and download it from labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[13:22] <acicula> JuJuBee: sweet
[13:22] <histo> manfredrasta: then you can put it in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: yes, they will work on any linux, the only difference between lubuntu and ubuntu are the default apps, you dont have some different OS
[13:23] <acicula> cutiyar: does the device show up in network manager after plugging it in? ( you may have to reboot for it to take effect)
[13:23] <lmk> i have got one that works (based on realtek chipset) and one that does not (i dont even know what chipset that is as my linux does not recognise it, and that one is newer) - i want to get ax88772 based usb nic - can someone confirm that it works with minimal iso without any additional drivers?
[13:23] <xbonesx> how do you move a directory?
[13:23] <xbonesx> "mv" what?
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: yep, mv will move directories too
[13:23] <xbonesx> just "mv"?
[13:23] <acicula> lmk: you're unlikely to get that confirmed here, google, try, or pray for it to work
[13:24] <iflema> lmk the alternate cd will allow you to do a network install also
[13:24] <manfredrasta> histo, 32bit or 64bit?
[13:24] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i get the following upon sudo cfdisk /dev/sdb: FATAL ERROR: Bad primary partition 1: Partition ends in the final partial cylind
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: mv folder /path/to/destination
[13:24] <histo> manfredrasta: Do you have a 32bit or 64bit distro installed?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: doesn't sound healthy, can gparted do anything with it?
[13:24] <xbonesx> so i need to be in the parent dir in order to move a folder?
[13:24] <histo> manfredrasta: uname -a in a terminal will tell you.
[13:25] <xbonesx> nvm i figured it out
[13:25] <manfredrasta> histo, thanks
[13:25] <rek> hi BT does not work anymore since 8.04 ...can you help me?
[13:25] <lmk> thanks
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: waiting for the output dude....
[13:25] <rek> 8.04 or 9.04
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> rek: 9.04 dies next month
[13:25] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i can mount /dev/sdb1 and it appears to be fine... so i don't know what youi mean by healthy.. what is gparted? there is no man page for it on my system... unless it needs to be installed... and why would it be a problem with gparted
[13:26] <rek> ActionParsnip: i'm running lucid and i can't use the bt
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: i suggest you fsck it when it is unmounted, as well as the other partitions
[13:26] <histo> manfredrasta: most likely you are running 32bit if you don't know
[13:26] <kryptyk> Good morning all. Is anyone familiar with moving GRUB to a USB device. I want to install GRUB to a thumb drive so that the machine will not boot up without the thumb drive  plugged in. I do not want the entire OS on a thumb drive - the OS is installed on a machine already. I just want GRUB on the thumb drive so that the machine will not boot the OS without it plugged in.
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> rek: cool, lucid is supported for AGES
[13:26] <rek> i tested the adapter with win ActionParsnip and it works...
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> rek: doesn't matter what windows does
[13:26] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, done: http://pastebin.com/te21Jsdj
[13:27] <acicula> rek: what bluetooth dongle are you using, and what are you trying that does not work. Use lsusb to find out what dongle it is and paste the output
[13:27] <xbonesx> i need to change the permissions of a folder and its content... help please
[13:27] <acicula> rek: if you dont know paste the entire output on pastebin
[13:27] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, it returns fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17.2
[13:27] <helpmeplease> e2fsck 1.41.11 (14-Mar-2010)
[13:27] <helpmeplease> /dev/sdb1: clean, 47662/14647296 files, 1165717/58564864 blocks
[13:27] <manfredrasta> histo 32
[13:27] <manfredrasta> histo, yes
[13:27] <histo> manfredrasta: yeah then download the 32bit version
[13:27] <rek> acicula: everything
[13:27] <acicula> !bluetooth > acicula rek
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> rek: if you run: sudo hcitool scan     do you see bluetooth devices enabled for being found
[13:27] <rek> acicula: i tried to fix it with phil_in_londn yesterday
[13:27] <helpmeplease> btw, why don't the new live cd's for ubuntu inclued memtest?
[13:28] <svabhishek> whois svabhishek
[13:28] <manfredrasta> histo, Release Players or Content Debugger Players
[13:28] <rek> damsn
[13:28] <agentgasmask> xbonesx: chmod -R
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: the command was ONE long command, please don't break commands up, you may do it wrong and damage your OS
[13:28] <agentgasmask> xbonesx: man chmod
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: we have the data we need though
[13:28] <Squarism> what is a good graphical git tool?
[13:28] <xbonesx> agentgasmask: TY
[13:28] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, sorry didnt know. im new
[13:28] <histo> manfredrasta: hold on let me take a look
[13:28] <Squarism> gitk feels a bit dated
[13:28] <histo> manfredrasta: the 32bit Release Players
[13:28] <rek> ActionParsnip: command not found
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: that's why it was all on one line, so you can copy the whole lot and paste it as ONE in terminal :)
[13:29] <histo> manfredrasta: download plug-in for 32-bit Linux
[13:29] <acicula> rek: i dont know phil, i can only run through the problem with you (again) to see why it is not working
[13:29] <rek> ok acicula
[13:29] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, would it be easier somehow to wipe all the partitions on the drive and reparition? i thought that was accomplished with cfdisk... i know that fdisck can use it but isn't cfdisk just a ncurses interface for fdisk?
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> rek: maybe thats why then....
[13:29] <histo> manfredrasta: after its downloaded remove you current version of flash installed then put it in /lib/usr/mozilla/plugins
[13:29] <rek> what
[13:29] <manfredrasta> histo, first id like to uninstall the falsh plug in already installed
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: if its an option, then it could be used as a last effort
[13:30] <manfredrasta> histo, how do i remove it?
[13:30] <manfredrasta> histo, from synaptics?
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> rek: you dont have the hcitool command which scans for bluetooth devices, get it installed and you should be fine
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: sudo apt-get --purge remove  flashplugin-installer ; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[13:31] <rek> ActionParsnip:  can't find packages
[13:31] <pksadiq> and so is there any *working* voice recognition software in Ubuntu amd64?
[13:31] <rek> ActionParsnip: i can scan with the gui
[13:31] <acicula> rek sudo apt-get install bluez  bluez-utils gnome-bluetooth libobexftp0
[13:31] <acicula> and then sudo service bluetooth restart
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> rek: dpkg -S hcitool     will show you the package it is part of
[13:31] <agentgasmask> xbonesx: no problem. The permisions are in binary, so it goes 4, 2, 1, for read, write, exicute. Also, it has three classes, User, Group, Other. So if I wanted to give the user all permisions, the group just read and exicute, and other (everyone else) no access, I would do: chmod 750.
[13:31] <LjL> pksadiq: not really, not free anyway
[13:31] <acicula> then try running the command ActionParsnip gave you
[13:32] <rek> acicula: i have those packages but i have kde
[13:32] <LjL> pksadiq: except do you mean continuous voice dictation or just command recognition? if the latter, then there is probably something
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> acicula: i try to teach how to fish rather than distributing mackerel :)
[13:32] <xbonesx> agentgasmask: can i just use the permissions tap on the GUI to change them?
[13:32] <venky10> Hi. does "dmesg" print out all boot messages?
[13:32] <pksadiq> LjL I saw many which is free, but not for end Users, but only for devolopers :(
[13:32] <ndevastator> how do i remove an old kernel in 10.04 ?
[13:32] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, done, should i paste you the result. Seems no errors
[13:33] <acicula> rek: err dont use gnome-bluetooth then but search for whatever kubuntu uses for a bluetooth applet
[13:33] <LjL> pksadiq: "many"? there is Sphinx and... that's about it.
[13:33] <kryptyk> Good morning all. Is anyone familiar with moving GRUB to a USB device. I want to install GRUB to a thumb drive so that the machine will not boot up without the thumb drive plugged in. I do not want the entire OS on a thumb drive - the OS is installed on a machine already. I just want GRUB on the thumb drive so that the machine will not boot the OS without it plugged in.
[13:33] <rek> acicula: i have all the packages
[13:33] <agentgasmask> xbonesx: oh, sure. :) I allways think in CLI so that's what you get... :) But sure, use the GUI.
[13:33] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, only on the 4th line says: E: couldnt find package  flashplugin-installer
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: sure use http://pastie.org again
[13:33] <acicula> rek: k, whats the output from hcitool?
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: is that on the remove or the install?
[13:34] <adgsq> 有 人 吗 ?
[13:34] <adgsq> 第一 次 用 这 个  不太 会 用 啊
[13:34] <FloodBot1> adgsq: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:34] <acicula> !ch | adgsq
[13:34] <acicula> ok so not that then
[13:34] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i have no need for the data on that drive so i don't really care how it is accomplished just need a mean of wipeing the drive, giving it one partition, and then i can copy the files to it that i need to
[13:34] <acicula> !cn | adgsq
[13:35] <acicula> or is that korean, i can never tell
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: sounds like the solution then, if the data is disposable I'd go for it
[13:35] <bazhang> acicula, chinese
[13:35] <acicula> ty
[13:35] <rek> riccardo@riccardo:~$ hcitool -i hci0 info
[13:35] <rek> Invalid device: Network is down
[13:35] <rek> acicula
[13:35] <manfredrasta> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/eZveZWnt
[13:35]  * Foppe slaps k around with a large big trout.
[13:35] <ndevastator> hello can someone tell me how to remove an old unused kernel ?
[13:35] <ndevastator> kernel image even
[13:36] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i will if someone can tell me how to do it... i thought that i should just sudo cfdisk /dev/sdb and then wipe out the exesting partitions then create on new one... however i get that FATAL ERROR when is run it
[13:36] <acicula> rek: what bout hcitool scan
[13:36] <xbonesx> is there a way to list the permissions a file has?
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: if you use gparted you can set it up using that
[13:36] <rek> sorry maybe it's not hci0 acicula
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: ls -la file
[13:36] <pksadiq> Ljl ok, But I remember there is Gnome-speak, voxforge or something like that
[13:36] <acicula> rek: just hcitool scan is sufficient
[13:36] <rek> how can i see the right hcix acicula ?
[13:36] <pksadiq> lspci
[13:36] <CT1> Hi.  I installed kde and some others.  I've removed them now. How can I get rid of Unmouted volume icons on the desktop?
[13:36] <rek> requires the device name acicula
[13:37] <acicula> rek: lsit
[13:37] <pksadiq> sorry
[13:37] <acicula> *list
[13:37] <rek> what acicula
[13:38] <fcuk112> ndevastator, i read somewhere the latest ubuntu-tweak can do it?  haven't confirmed it though.
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> manfredrasta: maybe the repo is being upgraded in some way, you could manually download the deb from http://packages.ubuntu.com   maybe
[13:38] <acicula> rek: type hcitool scan and paste the output. to lsit devices you type hcitool list
[13:38] <LjL> pksadiq: voxforge is a new project, i don't think tthey have anything working. never heard about gnome-speak
[13:38] <ndevastator> fcuk112, thx i found it actually in synaptic package manager
[13:39] <ndevastator> if u use the synaptic it will remove it from grub 2.0 also
[13:39] <ndevastator> which saves a lot of trouble
[13:39] <CT1> How do I hide unmounted disk icons on the desktop?
[13:40] <xbonesx> what command would i execute to make a file have these permissions
[13:40] <xbonesx> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2034 2010-03-30 03:26 gtkrc
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> CT1:  theres some gnome setting for that. Ive noticed it in th ubuntu-tweak program. not sure of other ways to set it.
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> CT1:  could be you want to remove the entries in the /etc/fstab also.
[13:40] <acicula> xbonesx: 644, also man chmod
[13:41] <CT1> Dr_Willis: Thanks. I'll google a little more.
[13:41] <acicula> just touch a test file in /tmp and play with chmod a little, its pretty straigtforward
[13:41] <etheretic> Are there any benefits/drawbacks to installing maverick (from a usb stick) on the same internal drive as lucid?
[13:42] <agentgasmask> xbonesx: you will need to be root.
[13:42] <rek> riccardo@riccardo:~$ hcitool -i hci0  scan
[13:42] <rek> Invalid device: Network is down
[13:42] <rek> acicula
[13:42] <st4lk3r> hello everybody
[13:42] <agentgasmask> st4lk3r: Hi.
[13:42] <xbonesx> ok ill be short, i want to install a theme set, but i want it available to all users, assuming that the rest of the themes are located in /usr/share/themes/, i will need to put them there with the appropriate permissions
[13:42] <acicula> rek: and the output from hcitool list?
[13:42] <st4lk3r> who know hydra ?
[13:43] <iflema> etheretic as long as thir on seperate partitions should be ok.... they can share the swap space...
[13:43] <sipior> st4lk3r: lernaean, or pyro?
[13:43] <pksadiq> st4lk3r arthropod ? :)
[13:43] <rek> the same acicula
[13:43] <st4lk3r> what ?
[13:43] <kryptyk> Good morning all. Is anyone familiar with moving GRUB to a USB device. I want to install GRUB to a thumb drive so that the machine will not boot up without the thumb drive plugged in. I do not want the entire OS on a thumb drive - the OS is installed on a machine already. I just want GRUB on the thumb drive so that the machine will not boot the OS without it plugged in.
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  extract the archive to that directgory. or install it for your one user, see whats in their .theme directory and copy the dirs over to the /usr/share/themes
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  theres 'themes' then theres 'theme parts' also :) dont get confused by the 2
[13:44] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: now i did the second one, i moved the dir to the the shared one, but it doesnt show that it has the correct permissions, will this effect anything?
[13:44] <pksadiq> kryptyk Better to use syslinux
[13:45] <xbonesx> GTK btw
[13:45] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i don't know why gparted worked and cfdisk didn't but thank you
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  you proberly want to set the system theme dirs to all have the same permissions
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  else all users might not be able to read them.
[13:45] <acicula> rek: hmm it shouldnt give an error if the driver is loaded
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: sometimes its the opposite way ;)  glad you got the gold chief
[13:45] <acicula> can you paste the relevant line from lsusb about the bluetooth device?
[13:45] <rek> acicula:  it is not an error
[13:45] <kryptyk> pksadiq: I am not familiar with that
[13:45] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: right so i need to know what to execute on the dir to make it the right permissions
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  look at the dirs in the theme dir...
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 2010-09-28 12:07 Ambiance
[13:46] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: i did
[13:46] <pksadiq> !syslinux | kryptyk
[13:46] <xbonesx> yep
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> thats what you want then... :)
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> !chmode
[13:46] <pksadiq> kryptyk  do man syslinux in terminal
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> !chmod
[13:46] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, guess you are refering to yourself :)... now if i can just get my ubuntu-server to run on the machine that is to serve as the fileserver here... i have a whole company of employees unable to work atm
[13:46] <saby> hi
[13:47] <pksadiq> !hello | saby
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: nice :(  get samba flyinig and you are away :)
[13:47] <acicula> kryptyk: do you just want the mbr on the stick, or the grub boot files
[13:47] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: THANK YOU, much easier to understand then the "man" page
[13:47] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i did until the hard drive crashed... thank god i had the data on other drives
[13:48] <acicula> kryptyk: you can just spplit off /boot with the kernel and grub files to a stick and put the mbr there, but its not really clear why you woud want to?
[13:48] <kryptyk> acicula: I imagine that the MBR would be more comprehensive. The idea is that the system will not boot unless the USB thumb drive is plugged in
[13:48] <pksadiq> kryptyk syslinux - install the SYSLINUX bootloader on a FAT filesystem
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> helpmeplease: you'd be suprised the amount of folks WITHOUT backup :(
[13:48] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, for some reason the installation on the new drive is failing to boot when there are no erros during installation... i'm running a memtest now to determine if that might be the issue
[13:48] <acicula> kryptyk: well just moving the mbr to the stick will achieve that. it is trivial to get around though
[13:48] <kryptyk> acicula: I realize that - just an added layer of security
[13:48] <acicula> thats what im saying. its not
[13:49] <xbonesx> when you install a .deb manually from say double clicking it on the desktop, does it store the package in the archive?
[13:49] <saby> hi pksadiq i just updated my system and after that the toolbar in nautilus is missing
[13:49] <acicula> as any bootable usb stick, can directly boot your hard disk
[13:49] <helpmeplease> ActionParsnip, i was supposed to be working on setting up rsync with cron and ssh, had only got to the rsync portion and only 12 hours before the crash!
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: it gets added to the package database like the rest
[13:49] <Tricks> how do I add a user to a group with out removing from other groups?
[13:49] <xbonesx> TY
[13:49] <pksadiq> saby select view and select main toolbar
[13:49] <saby> pksadiq, http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/8029/selection006.png
[13:50] <krisna> sundel
[13:50] <kryptyk> acicula: totally agreed. This is more so to keep others in my office from snooping on my machine while I am gone. Not being able to boot it up would be enough. None of them are savvy enough to try boot disks
[13:50] <thevishy> how do I do some basoic fsck in maintainance shell , my power went off while doing upgrade (no battery) and the ubuntu is saying cannot find /
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> Tricks: read all of this: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-add-user-to-group/
[13:50] <iflema> kryptyk may I ask... are you hidding an install or concerned about grub security??
[13:50] <Rezzie> Can anyone give me some guidance? I have an old laptop (128MB RAM, 900MHz Celeron) which I'd like to use as a torrent/file server on my local network. What is the absolute bare minimum Ubuntu installation I can install?
[13:50] <EvaLuaTe> Tricks, System -> Administration -> Users and Groups -> Manage Groups -> Add. Or do you mean from command line?
[13:50] <saby> and pksadiq the nautilus is crashing a lot
[13:50] <saby> and only crashes when i open the menu
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> thevishy: oh boy, not good. I suggest you boot to livecd and fsck there
[13:51] <acicula> Rezzie: with the alternate installation disk you can install just the minimal profile
[13:51] <kryptyk> iflema: I have someone in my office that pokes around my machine while I am gone.
[13:51] <Rezzie> So the alternate install, not the server install?
[13:51] <acicula> Rezzie: that'll fit, just dont add a graphical interface or anything unless you really enjoy drinking coffee ;)
[13:51] <saby> pksadiq, well that worked and it has stopped crashing
[13:51] <saby> thanx :)
[13:51] <iflema> kryptyk a simple livecd of any distribution and your in.... turn off cd booting and apply a bios password = only hope
[13:51] <acicula> Rezzie: server install works too
[13:51] <thevishy> what wub be a good fsck option to check it , acicula : without battery its tough
[13:52] <Rezzie> acicula: Thanks
[13:52] <pksadiq> saby Welcome
[13:52] <krisna> hello all
[13:52] <acicula> kryptyk: you can juse encrypt your /home
[13:52] <kryptyk> iflema: that is the idea. The users in my office barely know how to function in Windows and are not savvy enough to try boot disks or LiveCDs
[13:52] <acicula> using your password
[13:53] <etheretic> iflema: pardon delay. Doesn't the installer create an extra partition automagically?
[13:53] <krisna> i want you help me friends
[13:53] <iflema> kryptyk unless the HDD is remove and chained to another system while your away, in which case encription may assist.....
[13:53] <blackdoggy> krisna , whats the matter?
[13:53] <krisna> i have wireless erorr
[13:53] <acicula> rek: any luck with finding the output from lsusb ?
[13:53] <krisna> from ubuntu
[13:54] <iflema> etheretic only if you instruct it to do so....
[13:54] <xbonesx> i want the folder and its content to have the specified permissions so along with 'sudo chmod ###' would i add "-r"???
[13:55] <acicula> xbonesx: the man page says -R
[13:55] <acicula> or --recursive
[13:55] <xbonesx> ok
[13:55] <A[D]minS> !thin clients
[13:55] <etheretic> iflema: naturally. :) just wondered if there'd be any interference or such.
[13:56] <qinxw> hi
[13:56] <xbonesx> is it typical for the contents to have the same permissions as the folder?
[13:57] <acicula> its not
[13:57] <iflema> etheretic only of the P.E.B.K.A.C variety ;) ittl be fine...
[13:58] <rek> Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode) acicula
[13:58] <manfredrasta> Hi. i need help. Someone was helping me and told me to run ' sudo apt-get --purge remove  flashplugin-installer ; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree' i did it but now he's not here
[13:58] <acicula> hmm thats pretty bog standard, no reason for it not to work
[13:58] <manfredrasta> how can i undo the changes?
[13:58] <mawst> Anyone know how to remove DRM from the digital copy they give you when you buy a bluray?
[13:59] <YouBuntu> Hello, I have a wget question. Would this work? I'm trying to figure out how to install packages from a remote file in bash. -->> wget -O http://host.com/packages | apt-get install -
[13:59] <etheretic> iflema: new acronym 2 me - expand?
[13:59] <acicula> what does hcitool dev give as output, and try if restarting the service , sudo /etc/init.d/bluez-utils restart ,if it doesnt give an output
[14:00] <iflema> etheretic Proble Exists Between Keyboard And Chair =)
[14:00] <Aldus> Hi. Ubuntu noob here. I installed ubuntu on a second machine (machine name: manny, username: administrator, pass: somepass). Now trying to ssh it this way: ssh administrator@manny . It asks me for password, but gives me "Permission denied"
[14:00] <Aldus> how can it be? Fresh installs on both machines
[14:00] <cmpsalvestrini> YouBuntu: It will work if you mod it to use sudo dpkg -i <package>
[14:01]  * etheretic looks quizzically at iflema
[14:01] <YouBuntu> cmpsalvestrini: Thanks. :)
[14:01] <cmpsalvestrini> Aldus: Probably ssh is not enabled and properly configured?
[14:01] <odb|fidel> Aldus: checked ssh config?
[14:01] <Aldus> cmpsalvestrini: making ssh localhost from the machine works
[14:01] <etheretic> iflema: is that "mostly harmless"?
[14:02] <cmpsalvestrini> Aldus: as always YMMV
[14:02] <Aldus> ssh: Could not resolve hostname config: Name or service not known
[14:02] <cmpsalvestrini> therein lies your problem Aldus
[14:02] <odb|fidel> Aldus: start with ips
[14:03] <phanindra> i want to shutdown my computer when the system time is 12:00 in the night. how can i do that?? plz help
[14:03] <odb|fidel> phanindra: man cron
[14:03] <phanindra> do i need to use upstart??
[14:03] <cmpsalvestrini> phanindra: a cron job will do
[14:04] <odb|fidel> phanindra: cron is enough for that
[14:04] <Aldus> odb|fidel: ips?
[14:04] <AnxiousNut> Aldus: have you installed openssh-server on the PC you're trying to connect to? That's essential!
[14:04] <odb|fidel> Aldus: ip ...like 192.168.foo.bla
[14:04] <phanindra> odb|fidel, : thank you, i am going through the man page now.
[14:04] <iflema> phanindra in a terminal sudo shutdown -h 0:00 and or set a cron job for it....
[14:04] <Braber01> I'm having trouble with my Printer; It works for a while but then I have to restart my computer so it will start working again any ideas as to what's up?
[14:05] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: installing it
[14:05] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, :) that's the solution
[14:05] <Aldus> odb|fidel: ok will try without dns
[14:05] <pksadiq> I have an AMD 64 athlon system, I have installed Ubuntu 10.04 amd64, but an almost all results lshw shows that the width is 32 , Why?
[14:05] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: hopefully, trying
[14:06] <Guest53743> LADIES WHERE YA AT
[14:06] <AnxiousNut> Aldus: update me when it's finished!
[14:06] <cutiyar> acicula, thanks alot its showing my vpn
[14:06] <Braber01> !women | Guest53743
[14:06] <bazhang> Guest53743, not here. wrong network for that
[14:06]  * spinningcompass blinks
[14:06] <acicula> pksadiq: that applies to the bus for that device, which is not related to 64bit of your processor
[14:07] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: it's installed now. But still I have permission denied
[14:07] <Aldus> when trying to connect from the other machine to the server one
[14:07] <cutiyar> acicula, when i created new vpn the huwawei has been added but when i click to it does not connect
[14:07] <acicula> cutiyar: eh, does your network connection work with the huwei modem ?
[14:08] <AnxiousNut> Aldus: paste the output here: pastebin.ubuntu.com and then link me
[14:08] <Guest81533> after new installation with guided install using full drive i obtained no errors during installion... however when i try to boot i obtain the message: kernel panic not syncing vfs unable to mount root fs on unknown-block.  I did a memtest as i googled and it was mentioned somewhere that that could be the problem. However, it passed.  Does anyone have any idea what might be going on.
[14:09] <pksadiq> acicula , seems my all pci is 32 bits, but I have pci-e in my computer, which might be 64bits, I hope so, because my *-display is 64 bit
[14:09] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/505718/
[14:10] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, have you added "manny" in hosts file?
[14:10] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: I didn't, on the client machine?
[14:10] <cutiyar> acicula, its shown in networks but does not connect
[14:10] <pksadiq> cutiyar, it is very harder to use huwei modems because something has to be installed on system, but sadly the installation file is only for windows systems :(
[14:10] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: i can ping manny and also tried sshing the IP
[14:11] <acicula> pksadiq: your memory adres bus is 48 bits, pcie is a point to point protocol so width is kinda moot etc. the 64bitness of your processor just applies to its microarchictecture, ie the fact that it has bigger registers and the instructions to deal with that.
[14:11] <seidos> how much ram do you use from a fresh boot into gnome?
[14:11] <xbonesx> acicula: my real issue her is the annoyance i get when i run synaptic package manager, it doesnt use my theme because it isnt set too root, so it displays a plain skin for it...
[14:11] <odb|fidel> Aldus: just wondering - are you used to setup ssh?
[14:11] <acicula> cutiyar: yeah but does your internet, aside from your vpn work. as that is a prerequisite for your vpn to function
[14:11] <Aldus> odb|fidel: not really, it's the first time, I am used to *use* it
[14:12] <Cipher-0> Hmmm. I've just loaded up Ubuntu server with SSH and LAMP; when I connect from the outside world to SSH via putty, the server dumps the SSH once it reaches a command prompt.
[14:12] <acicula> pksadiq: have a look at the 3G wiki, many huwai modems work just fine
[14:12] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, have you used the same machine name before the fresh install?
[14:12] <pksadiq> acicula , Ok, hope I can learn deeper later, That's in my syllabus
[14:12] <juk> xbonesx: set for root theme as well?
[14:12] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: that was some win machine formatted
[14:12] <xbonesx> juk: how?
[14:13] <juk> xbonesx: good question, coz ubuntu wont you log in under root...
[14:13] <iflema> seidos 512+ works well, 256 recommended minimum but a bit how ya going....
[14:13] <xbonesx> juk: lol the default themes installed with ubuntu do it, wonder how?
[14:14] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, try this in the command line, after that try sshing: "rm -r ~/.ssh/known_hosts"
[14:14] <iflema> seidos oh i get it now.... stock install under 200mb
[14:14] <juk> xbonesx: installer does it, along with whole system
[14:15] <xbonesx> juk: installer?
[14:15] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: did it on the client machine. SHould I try reconnecting?
[14:15] <juk> xbonesx: live cd, or whatever you call it
[14:15] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, yea
[14:15] <xbonesx> ah...
[14:15] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: with IP or machine name?
[14:15] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, let's play it safe, IPs
[14:16] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: Nothing, that machine keeps giving me perm. denied :(
[14:16] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, sigh ... try "sudo service ssh restart" then try sshing
[14:17] <acicula> pksadiq: just google a bit on system busses and cpu microarchitectures, basically width just says how many raw (encoded) bits a cycle can be moved, which doesnt say anything about how fast these are moved and the throughput of a link, hence even with 32 bits width pci is still a lot slower then a pcie with just 1 lane
[14:18] <kermit> is it possible to chain classless qdiscs?
[14:18] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: permission denied. Frustrating
[14:18] <juk> xbonesx: you might whatn try that one http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3659307&postcount=3
[14:18] <cutiyar> acicula, what wrong woth this that cant connect?
[14:18] <etheretic> Which is the best free from-n00b2expert Ubuntu book (pdf)?
[14:19] <cse26> my pendrive is unable to detect on the desktop
[14:19] <acicula> cutiyar: does your network connection work, aside from the vpn
[14:19] <iflema> !manual | etheretic
[14:19] <cutiyar> acicula, I DONT UNDERSTAND
[14:19] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, okay this asks for a step by step checking. Try sshing to the same machine "ssh $USERNAME@127.0.0.1"
[14:19] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: just for info, we are under DHCP
[14:20] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, k
[14:20] <boutmicky> Hi everybody /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER boutmicky owdtdvxchkix
[14:20] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: running that from the server, right?
[14:20] <juk> lol
[14:21] <xbonesx> juk: what exactly will that do?
[14:21] <phanindra> i have 2 user accounts in my ubuntu9.10.
[14:21] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, on both!
[14:21] <erUSUL> boutmicky: change your password ASAP
[14:21] <mamooth> Hi there
[14:21] <Leman_Russ> Hey there.  I just managed to get my Brother DCP 155C working with Ubuntu.  Took ages, so if anyone needs any pointers, hit me up and I will talk you through what I did.
[14:21] <boutmicky> how?
[14:21] <iflema> !hi
[14:21] <B-i-p-U-L> how to check ip config in ubuntu ?
[14:21] <pksadiq> acicula almost every posts are forwarded to wvdial for huwai modems
[14:21] <Leman_Russ> ifconfig
[14:21] <odb|fidel> B-i-p-U-L: ifconfig
[14:22] <B-i-p-U-L> and submask and dns
[14:22] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: my client machine if I do ssh sincro@127.0.0.1 gives me Connection refused,  the server machine with ssh administrator@127.0.0.1 connects correctly
[14:22] <mamooth> How could I retrieve the configuration flags used during the php 5.3 binary compilation?
[14:22] <acicula> cutiyar: can you connect to the internet with your huwai modem
[14:22] <B-i-p-U-L> and  how to set up a lan connection through ubuntu ?
[14:22] <phanindra> i have 2 user accounts in my ubuntu9.10. If the other user is using the computer and the time is 11:00 pm, then i want my computer to shut down. What shall i do??
[14:23] <acicula> B-i-p-U-L: right click the network applet and select connection information
[14:23] <cutiyar> acicula, no as i said does not connect when i click to crated mobile broadband with huawei
[14:23] <erUSUL> B-i-p-U-L: network manager. right click on the icon choose edit connections
[14:23] <odb|fidel> phanindra: i still vote for cron
[14:23] <acicula> cutiyar: ok then the vpn you are trying to setup will not work either
[14:23] <acicula> cutiyar: you first need your huwai modem to sucsefully connect to the internet before you can do that
[14:24] <plwert_> Any recommendations for software to visualize 4-5D data in easy ways? For now I use python scripts and matplotlib to plot the means over certain dimensions, but I'd rather have a gui to explore the data. oocalc doesn't feel up to the task and I don't know anything else.
[14:24] <acicula> !ics
[14:24] <B-i-p-U-L> hy i am student and my HOD of computer science told me to make a Linux lab i have choosen ubuntu but the problem is i am unable to connect those computer on LAN
[14:24] <phanindra> odb|fidel, : do i need to edit any file?? like crontab ?
[14:24] <cutiyar> acicula, does connect automatically untill u will create new vpn
[14:24] <odb|fidel> phanindra: have you read anything about cron before you are asking that question?
[14:24] <acicula> cutiyar: i dont understand
[14:24] <airtonix> B-i-p-U-L, vague description is vague. define "connect"
[14:25] <juk> xbonesx: according to FuturePilot, do the trick
[14:25] <acicula> cutiyar: setting up a network connection with the internet, ands etting up a virtual private ntework are two separate things
[14:25] <latagore> I installed a new kernel version and is broken for my computer; it seems the old kernel version is still on my computer. How do I remove the new kernel version and hold the new one?
[14:25] <cutiyar> acicula, does not connect automatically if i dont create new
[14:25] <B-i-p-U-L> airtonix,  ?\
[14:25] <xbonesx> juk: hahaha
[14:25] <cutiyar> acicula, i dont how to do it?
[14:25] <acicula> cutiyar: your modem does not automatically connect unless you click on the modem in the network applet, is that what you mean?
[14:25] <odb|fidel> phanindra: yes - create a shutdown crontab for that user
[14:26] <erUSUL> latagore: depends on how you installed the new version
[14:26] <onryo> #chat.wikileaks.org
[14:26] <acicula> onryo: dont advertise
[14:26] <onryo> sry wrong cmd
[14:26] <juk> xbonesx: if it will, tell me please, i'll do too
[14:26] <sipior> acicula: he may have simply forgot a "/j"...
[14:26] <airtonix> B-i-p-U-L, ok since you did not define connect, i will give you the basics. start with an ethernet cord. usually a cross over cable. plug both ends in the network interface sockets on both computers.
[14:26] <xbonesx> juk: you have the same issue?
[14:26] <xbonesx> lol
[14:26] <onryo> yup
[14:27] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, brb
[14:27] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: ok
[14:27] <B-i-p-U-L> airtonix,  THEN ?
[14:27] <cutiyar> acicula, no , the modem is not shown
[14:27] <iflema> latagore boot using an older kernel and edit /etc/default/grub and change the default boot and then in a terminal sudo update-grub, next kernel update ittl reset and try to use the new update effectivly skipping a kernel
[14:27] <airtonix> B-i-p-U-L, this channel is not here to do your homework for you.
[14:27] <latagore> erUSUL: I don't know to be honest ;P I assume I did it by auto update; didn't do it manually
[14:28] <acicula> i thought you said you got your modem working
[14:28] <erUSUL> latagore: well if it is a security update you should try to use the new kernel ... how exactly did it broke the system?
[14:28] <latagore> iflema: The thing is that I don't want it to update at all. The support for my hardware is sketchy and doesn't work in the new version
[14:28] <cutiyar> acicula, noi mean when i plug it the the created vpn showned\
[14:28] <xbonesx> juk: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/09/18/theme-applications-running-as-root-in-ubuntu/
[14:29] <acicula> eh
[14:29] <xbonesx> juk: think it will work, found another site that recommends it
[14:29] <coafcv> hi. Nautilus' folder view doesn't update anymore if new files are placed in the viewed directory (I always have to refresh manually). how can I enable that again?
[14:29] <acicula> cutiyar: can you upload a screenshot of that
[14:29] <juk> xbonesx: yeah, synaptics looks ugly, with shiny evil mac... but not really issue, I use apt-get.
[14:29] <acicula> just hit printscreen should allow you to save it somewhere
[14:30] <xbonesx> juk: im all about eye candy
[14:30] <iflema> latagore it may be fixed in the next kernel release.... if not reapply and wait (cross finger) for the next kernel release
[14:30] <asdfasd> .
[14:30] <xbonesx> juk: its half the exp
[14:30] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, wireless or wired connection?? for each
[14:31] <cutiyar> acicula, ok
[14:31] <xbonesx> i have two slots on my laptop for minipci cards, i have one thats labeled wwan and wlan, differences?
[14:31] <Aldus> AnxiousNut: may I pvt you for ease?
[14:32] <merciza> one is 3g card(wwam)
[14:32] <merciza> and the other is your wifi
[14:32] <acicula> cutiyar: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/592564 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/546728/ appear to be relevant. It seems using wvdial you can get the modem to connect, but you should also be able to get it to connect via nm-applet
[14:32] <Robert___> Help: ive got two mounted drives on my desktop that I don't want (partition for windows 7, partition for win7's reserved portion) - getting error when I try to unmount them in GUI (only root can do so)... How can I unmount these, so that they wont remount on reboot please?
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  you sure the wwan and wlan dont refer to some network ports...
[14:32] <AnxiousNut> Aldus, what do you mean?
[14:32] <alwayz> hi
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  or else they are for network cards..
[14:32] <xbonesx> merciza: can i get that wwan from my carrier?
[14:33] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: think merciza is right...
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> On my router - wwan  I think is my 'incoming internet'  wlan is the other network ports.
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> 3G stuff is still too expensive last i looked this weekend. :)
[14:33] <histo> Dr_Willis: wlan would be wireless
[14:33] <juk> xbonesx: awesome, indeed does the trick
[14:33] <histo> Dr_Willis: wan is the outside world
[14:34] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: ya i thought that too
[14:34] <Dr_Willis> that must be it. :)
[14:34] <xbonesx> juk: glad, i havent tried it yet
[14:34] <onryo> Robert why don't you just put a VM on Ubuntu and install Win7 on that. I have like 10 OS systems on my Virtualbox and and VMware. Both are free
[14:34] <Dr_Willis> The 3g carriers want to sell you the bandwidth.. then dont want you to actually use it...
[14:34] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: hahaha
[14:35] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: thats why i have a hacked phone for tethering, no 5gb limit hahahaha
[14:35] <histo> Robert___: can you pastebin your /etc/fstab file?
[14:35] <Robert___> onryo: Thats not what I want to do
[14:35] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  aparently that can be detected.....  but even a 5gb limit.. is  low for me. :)
[14:35] <histo> !pastebin | Robert___
[14:35] <acicula> Dr_Willis: lies :( i have never seen bandwith on 3g connections :/
[14:35] <etheretic> isn't wan a lan between different locations, such as geograpically spread divisions within a company? </offtopic>
[14:35] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: and all i have to do is turn my 3g off and on to get a new IP
[14:36] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: it is???
[14:36] <histo> etheretic: I meant outside world of the router
[14:36] <acicula> xbonesx: stop buying you dont have to jailbreak :D
[14:36] <cse26> my pendrive isnot detected in the desktop.what shall i do?
[14:36] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: ive downloaded over 14gb one month, havent been charged for it yet, what would they do anyways, prorate me????
[14:36] <histo> Robert___: fstab should be controlling the mounts on system boot.
[14:36] <onryo> Just sudo cp /etc/fstab /home/yourname/Desktop/etc/fstab_backup
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  yes... exactly.
[14:36] <etheretic> histo: that's darpanet. 8)
[14:37] <sda1986> hi all, i made a script and i want start it when i press a fn+bottun on my laptop, how can I do that? thanks!
[14:37] <xbonesx> acicula: i dont have a iphone lol
[14:37] <acicula> xbonesx: if tis fair use they can disconnect you and/or terminat your contract depending on your country/provider
[14:37] <cutiyar> acicula, where is the network-manager applet?
[14:37] <histo> sda1986: System > preferences > keyboard shortcuts
[14:37] <acicula> its the network icon thing
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  been checking the various android forums and so forth on this stuff.. aparently the licenseing  says they can back charge. So watch out..
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> lets face it.. they can pretty much do whatever they want. :)
[14:37] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: i dont use a android either
[14:38] <Robert___> histo: Http://paste.ubuntu.com/505741
[14:38] <sda1986> histo: no, it has to work for all user, + i cannot take fn+space on keyboard shortcuts
[14:38] <xbonesx> acicula: do you know the laws for usa?
[14:38] <acicula> i dont really
[14:38] <etheretic> cutiyar: have the notification area running? should appear there.
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  dosent matter..  they controll the 'rules'   If they want to send you a back bill.. they can apraently.
[14:38] <histo> Robert___: what drives do you no longer want mounted?
[14:39] <acicula> but id assume if they can prove you are really abusing a service and causing damage im sure its possible, but im not a lawyer so
[14:39] <histo> Robert___: looks like you have /media/Storage /media/System_Reserved and /media/sda2
[14:39] <cutiyar> acicula, network-manager applet -> options -> new connection -> G3 Modem -> Add, it shows empty list of devices to choose from.
[14:39] <xbonesx> huh? researching right now.......
[14:39] <acicula> cutiyar: ah ok
[14:39] <cutiyar> acicula, i cant find this instruction
[14:40] <Robert___> histo: I have system reserved, 80gb filesystem and storage on the desktop. I only want to see storage
[14:40] <phanindraramesh_>  i have added the line "05 19   * * *   phanindraramesh shutdown" to the file /etc/crontab. is the system supposed to shut down at 7:05 pm for the user "phanindraramesh"??
[14:40] <bobstro> Robert___:  do you want the actual partitions not to mount, or just not to see them on your desktop?
[14:40] <histo> Robert___: On boot you only want storage right?
[14:40]  * etheretic afks
[14:40] <acicula> cutiyar:  can you rub sudo aptitude install usb-modeswitch usb-modeswitch-data and copy paste the output
[14:40] <phanindraramesh_>  i have added the line "05 19   * * *   phanindraramesh shutdown" to the file /etc/crontab. is the system supposed to shut down at 7:05 pm for the user "phanindraramesh"??
[14:41] <coz_> huh.. here's a first ... "Apt Authentication Issue"  dialog....
[14:41] <Dr_Willis> phanindraramesh_:  a user might not be able to run the shutdown command..
[14:41] <Robert___> histo: Well those partitions contain windows and its reserved system area so I don't think they need to be accessible in ubuntu
[14:41] <phanindraramesh_> Dr_Willis, what shall i do to run the command?
[14:41] <histo> Robert___: gksu gedit /etc/fstab and add a # to lines 11 and 13
[14:41] <cse26>  my pendrive is not detected on the desktop what shall i do?
[14:41] <phanindraramesh_> Dr_Willis, what shall i do to run the shutdown command?
[14:41] <cutiyar> acicula, i installed these
[14:41] <histo> cse26: lsusb
[14:42] <histo> cse26: is it showing there?
[14:42] <sinisterstuf> It's fairly easy to switch window buttons to the right/left, is it possible to switch them to the bottom, or move the whole title bar to the bottom if necessary?
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> phanindraramesh_:  never needed to..  you can make cron jobs that run as the root user i belive...
[14:42] <bobstro> Robert___:  or you can add 'noauto' to the parameters so they are still available if you want them later.
[14:42] <M00R1Z> :LIST
[14:42] <cse26> no
[14:42] <bobstro> phanindraramesh_:  just change the username to root
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> M00R1Z:  this is not a file shareing channel :)
[14:42] <M00R1Z> sorry capslock was on, didn't mean to
[14:43] <edbian> sinisterstuf, I don't think you can with metacity (the default app that draws the window borders) but I think you can with some other window border drawing programs
[14:43] <histo> cse26: alright try removing the thumbdrive then dmesg -c   then reinsert the drive and see if dmesg has any info on it.
[14:43] <Dr_Willis>  shutdown -c
[14:43] <Dr_Willis> shutdown: Need to be root
[14:43] <histo> Dr_Willis: ?
[14:43] <odb|fidel> it depends on the distri if shutdown needs root or not - on ubuntu it should need it afaik
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> There may be some user runable shutdown/reboot commands, or you could (NOT a good idea) set the suid bit on the shutdown  command.
[14:44] <phanindraramesh_> bobstro, if i change the user name to root, the computer will be shutdown for every user at that time right??
[14:44] <sinisterstuf> edbian thanks
[14:44] <w4rd> anyone know of a good logging service that can take log messages from multiple servers? Something like rsyslog, but able to take logs in any format
[14:44] <jazzfish> Hey guys - how do you access "Network Settings"?  It's not under System->Administration as in an article I am reading...
[14:44] <bobstro> phanindraramesh_:  that is what shutdown means, yes. what did you want to happen?
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> phanindraramesh_:  your use of the term 'for every user' makes no sence.. if the pc shutdowns.. its down...
[14:44] <Robert___> histo: Ah fstab is readonly
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> !sudo | Robert___
[14:44] <erUSUL> phanindraramesh_: a computer does shutdown or does not. there is no such thing as shutdown for one user and not for others ....
[14:44] <odb|fidel> jazzfish: the system administration menu is not always showing all points
[14:45] <histo> Robert___: thats why you use gksu
[14:45] <histo> Robert___: or sudo
[14:45] <odb|fidel> jazzfish: there is a special app to edit the menu - there again you can enable if all categories should displayed in the administration menu
[14:45] <erUSUL> w4rd: syslog-ng ?
[14:45] <histo> Dr_Willis: No i was wondering why you where tyring to shutdown
[14:45] <acicula> cutiyar: can you try the commands posted at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/414458/comments/7  except replace the product=0x1003 with 0x1001
[14:45] <coz_> jazzfish,  can you link me to that article
[14:45] <histo> Dr_Willis: in channel
[14:45] <jazzfish> http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Configuring_Ubuntu_Linux_Wireless_Networking
[14:45] <erUSUL> jazzfish: that was in older versions of ubuntu
[14:46] <odb|fidel> jazzfish: so run 'Main Menu' and see if that answers that question
[14:46] <erUSUL> jazzfish: system>preferences>network connections
[14:46] <_schism_> morning all.
[14:46] <M00R1Z> mornin
[14:46] <juk> _schism_: night
[14:46] <jazzfish> my wireless doesn't work...  i just installed wubi after a serious crash - in doze I had to manually install driver for it...  I may have to do the same here...
[14:47] <coz_> jazzfish,  if you right click the network icon in system tray you should have an "Edit connections" option there
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> histo:  im not...  the other guy is from a cron job..
[14:47] <_schism_> can someone help me with a problem real quick?  I upgraded to 10.04 last night from 9.10 and went to run firefox at work at it crashes as soon as I try to run it.  I cant seem to find anything on google and while chromium is working ok my client uses firefox so its driving me nuts
[14:47] <jazzfish> erUSUL: that doesn't work...
[14:47] <histo> Dr_Willis: ahh
[14:47] <Robert___> histo: Thats great. They disappear on reboot. Thanks.
[14:47] <histo> Robert___: np
[14:47] <Robert___> histo: One more question...
[14:47] <acicula> jazzfish: manual driver installation is ussually not needed, just updating ubuntu and/or activating a hardware driver(under administation) may solve your issue
[14:47] <histo> Robert___: ask away
[14:48] <acicula> will need a network connection to update though
[14:48] <odb|fidel> _schism_: start firefox from cli and see what it outputs
[14:48] <cutiyar> acicula, iam trying it now , it meant deleting product=0x1003 and putiing this 0x1001?
[14:48] <jazzfish> how do I do that acicula?
[14:48] <Dr_Willis> _schism_:  plugin issues, try resetting firefox back to defaults,  or try it in safe mode 'firefox --safe-mode' (i think)
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: rename your $HOME/.mozilla. folder to see if it works then
[14:48] <acicula> yeah product=0x1001
[14:48] <acicula> cutiyar: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G list those values, look under E620 / USB
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: do you use thunderbird for email?
[14:49] <_schism_> this is the error it gives me  http://paste.ubuntu.com/505747/
[14:49] <acicula> jazzfish: easiest way is to find a network cable, plug it in, update and then from there on in use the wireless drivers.
[14:49] <jazzfish> looking under System->Hardware Drivers only lists my graphics card...
[14:49] <erUSUL> !doesntwork | jazzfish
[14:49] <acicula> jazzfish: yeah thats possible
[14:49] <_schism_> ActionParsnip, before the upgrade I used whatever the mail icon is in the top right for email
[14:50] <jazzfish> I am on it - wired, sitting on the floor because wire is too short
[14:50] <jazzfish> been sitting here for 2 days, butt starting to hurt...
[14:50] <_schism_> Dr_Willis, how do I reset it?
[14:50] <acicula> jazzfish: so it is already up to date then?
[14:50] <Robert___> histo: This machine also has a Storage partition for shared documents access between Ubuntu and Win 7 (per Lifehacker tutorial: http://goo.gl/CjU2)... On Storage, I have made folders Documents, Music, Pictures and Videos and dragged them to left hand side of File Browser. But: I see equivalent folders in Ubuntu's home folder (which is "Lisa" btw). Do you suggest I keep this setup? I want to avoid confusion for my girlfrie
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: evolution then. Ok if you rename the folder and rerun the browser you should get vanilla settings. Does it work?
[14:51] <jazzfish> It only lists my graphics driver...
[14:51] <lordmorgoth> hello, i want to send commands from a bash script for mail while it processes the mail file, could any1 help me with this ? thanks in advance !
[14:51] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: too follow up on our convo, they could if they wanted to (for my carrier) but its not likely, i have been using tethering on my phone for over 5 months, downloaded all kinds of things, even torrents = 5gb. nothing yet :D
[14:51] <erUSUL> jazzfish: first; what wifi chip do you have in the computer? does wlna0 appear if you run « iwconfig » in a terminal?
[14:51] <acicula> jazzfish: i understand, its not a given that a wireless driver shows up there. is your system up to date?
[14:51] <_schism_> ActionParsnip, it sure did! thanks so much for the help. this is why I love Ubuntu and linux both and why I hand out cds every chance I get!  how hard is it going to be to recover my old settings?
[14:51] <histo> Robert___: thats all up to you.  You can make the default ones links to the storage partition instead of the folders in the users home.
[14:52] <djomgg> 101010 :)
[14:52] <jazzfish> yes...
[14:52] <nowimproved> scp -r roots@72.167.53.:/home/domain/ /home/domain/
[14:52] <xbonesx> 5 days
[14:52] <Navid> Hey, guys...
[14:52] <nowimproved> why isn't that copying the entire directory?
[14:52] <acicula> ok then apste the things erUSUL asked for
[14:52] <acicula> *paste
[14:52] <Navid> How do I go into pure text mode?
[14:52] <Navid> I don't want Gnome to be running.
[14:52] <jazzfish> erUSUL: yes, cool to paste 7 lines?
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: you can recover favourites using the html file in the old folder. You. Will need to reinstall plugins and all the other bloat you throw at it
[14:52] <erUSUL> jazzfish: not here in a pastebin
[14:52] <erUSUL> !paste | jazzfish
[14:53] <acicula> Navid: ctrl-alt-shift-f1, or shutdown the graphical environment by typing sudo service gdm stop
[14:53] <Robert___> histo: That sounds like what I should do. Or maybe even put Ubuntu's home folder on the Storage partition. How do I do either of these?
[14:53] <_schism_> ActionParsnip, thank you so much for the help!  now back to work and time to give out another cd :)
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: looks like your old profile was incompatible with the new version
[14:53] <Navid> Thanks, acicula
[14:53] <bobstro> nowimproved:  what is that?
[14:53] <iflema> !nox | Navid
[14:53] <bobstro> nowimproved:  rather -- is it working as root?
[14:53] <acicula> Navid: and start to bring it back if that wasnt obvious ;)
[14:53] <histo> Robert___: well each user in ubuntu has a folder in /home  all their settings and documents are normally saved there.
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> iflema: ooh didn't know that factoid. Cool
[14:53] <_schism_> ActionParsnip, is there a way to get all the saved passwords and the like in the new one or do I need to try to remember them all?
[14:54] <nowimproved> bobstro, it sends only the files in the directory /home/domain/, it doesn't send everything else
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: not sure there dude. I don't use crappy firefox
[14:54] <nowimproved> I want it to send sub directories and everything
[14:54] <histo> Robert___: you can have /home on a different partition if you want.  I'm not sure what the ultimate goal is though?
[14:54] <bobstro> nowimproved:  are you sure root is able to login via ssh/scp?
[14:54] <phanindra> can any one please tell me what will be the result of adding the line "23 19   * * *   root	nautilus" to the file /etc/crontab ?
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> _schism_:  that failsfe mode lets you try it without the extensions loaded or other options
[14:54] <jazzfish> http://paste.ubuntu.com/505748/
[14:54] <Barrett7> Nick Barret7
[14:54] <nowimproved> bobstro, roots is the username, it's not really root
[14:54] <xbonesx> anyone familiar with plymouth boot screens, and how to possibly change the speed of the loading bar?
[14:54] <histo> Robert___: like why the need for the other partition to begin with?
[14:54] <odb|fidel> phanindra: do yourself something good and read about cron/crontab
[14:55] <acicula> phanindra: man crontab lists the format
[14:55] <nowimproved> like I said, it sends the files in /home/domain/ but not the sub directories
[14:55] <Dr_Willis> !plymouth
[14:55] <bobstro> nowimproved:  ah, missed the 's'
[14:55] <Robert___> histo: To ensure that Lisa uses only the Storage partition for saving personal files, whether shes using Win 7 or Ubuntu
[14:55] <_schism_> ActionParsnip, okie dokie.  thanks for the help I will figgure the rest out. got my bookmarks so that is a start. and I may start using chromium more normaly I use lynx but some clients use their own thing
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: to try Dr_Willis advice you will need to rename the old profile back into the driving seat and restart the browser
[14:55] <nowimproved> bobstro, lol
[14:55] <xbonesx> mine isnt synced with the loading process, it only goes about 20% of the way and then my system is booted
[14:55] <iflema> ActionParsnip: only prob is it requires unloking of the keyring once @ the desktop.... small issue and only issue.....
[14:55] <histo> Robert___: hrm... let me check if one user can have a home in a different place
[14:55] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  its really not worth worrying about...
[14:55] <_schism_> Dr_Willis, thanks for the help I will give it a shot here in a bit when I can sneak back onto the laptop  :)
[14:55] <bobstro> nowimproved:  how about 'scp -r roots@72.167.53.:/home/domain/\* /home/domain'
[14:55] <Navid> That's bizarre -- it's refusing my root password.
[14:55] <boutmicky> quit
[14:55] <acicula> man 5 crontab even
[14:56] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: ?
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> _schism_: simple stuff dude. There are addons to upload settings / passwords to some web storage so it doesn't matter where you are your settings will follow
[14:56] <nowimproved> bobstro, let me truy
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  plymouth is so messed up.. its not worth even trying to fix.
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> iflema: keyring for what?
[14:56] <acicula> so every day at 19:23 do this
[14:56] <bobstro> nowimproved:  how deep is the tree?
[14:56] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: is plymouth still being used in 10.10?
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> iflema: surely if its going to single user there is no gnome
[14:56] <Kentrel> Hey, I know I can switch on hidden files by pressing Ctrl-H, but is there a keyboard shortcut to show ONLY hidden files?
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  yes. and its not much better
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: it is ;)
[14:56] <_schism_> thanks again guys gotta go be productive now but thank you SO much!
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: works for me ;)
[14:57] <bobstro> nowimproved:  also, add -r
[14:57] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: is there a way to resort back to say, usplash?
[14:57] <histo> Robert___: you can usermod -d /path/to/new/homedir username
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  it works better at shutdown for me then it does at bootup
[14:57] <bobstro> nowimproved:  that will recurse directories
[14:57] <nowimproved> bobstro, nah that didn't work, I don't think asterix does, and its real deep? lol
[14:57] <magnetron> Kentrel: for the regular graphical vie
[14:57] <bobstro> nowimproved:  the -r should fix that
[14:57] <coafcv> hi. Nautilus' folder view doesn't update anymore if new files are placed in the viewed directory (I always have to refresh manually). how can I enable that again?
[14:57] <magnetron> Kentrel: for the regular graphical environment, no
[14:57] <histo> Robert___: so basically usermod -d /media/Sorage/Lisa  lisa
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  no idea.. i normally disable plymouth.. i find it rather useless.. and  causes more problems then it worth
[14:57] <Kentrel> magnetron, yes
[14:57] <nowimproved> bobstro, we've got -r, don't we?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: use the guide to make it use fb driver til you hit the desktop ;) works great
[14:58] <histo> Robert___: that would make /media/Storage/Lisa her new home directory inside of there would be Downloads Documents etc...
[14:58] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: disable? as in removing it?
[14:58] <iflema> ActionParsnip: there is with a startx.... keyring 4 Gnome... to unlock IM wifi passwords etc...
[14:58] <bobstro> nowimproved:  sorry, it's scrolling so fast,  hard to look back up
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  i have better luck witjh disabling the fb console totally.
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  thats one way. or use the 'text' boot option
[14:58] <nowimproved> bobstro, i know ;]
[14:58] <histo> Robert___: that would effect only her user.  If you wanted it to be system wide you'd have to do some editing in fstab.
[14:59] <bobstro> nowimproved:  scp -r roots@72.167.53*****.:/home/domain/ /home/domain/ - is that ip address complete?
[14:59] <xbonesx> Dr_Willis: if it can be removed via synaptic, it would only make sense that i could install usplash, right?
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> Navid: ubuntu doesn't support having a root password
[14:59] <jazzfish> acicula: fresh install as of yesterday...
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> !info usplash
[14:59] <Robert___> histo: Does there need to be a Lisa folder? Id like to ensure that those home folders (ie. Documents, Music) are the same locations as the equivalent Win 7 library foldethe of the same name
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> xbonesx:  its too intergerated..
[14:59] <bobstro> nowimproved:  is it even connecting, or asking for password?
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: its in the repo. Get it installed
[15:00] <Robert___> There are already folders eg Documents, Music in Storage
[15:00] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: will it overwrite what plymouth does?
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: could make a vm to test
[15:00] <jazzfish> erUSUL:http://paste.ubuntu.com/505748/
[15:00] <Kentrel> Another question. Ubuntu often hangs at boottime, either during or after fsck, I can't tell. Basically I see two /dev/sda1 lines referring to those partitions being clean. Then nothing. Its just frozen
[15:01] <histo> Robert___: doesn't have to be a lisa folder
[15:01] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: to test rm it and then installing usplash?
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Kentrel: does it eventually boot?
[15:01] <cutiyar> acicula, WHEN I PUT THE MODEM SHOULD BEFORE I CREATED NEW VPN?
[15:01] <nowimproved> bobstro, yes it is, it just doesn't send the sub directories
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> xbonesx: yeah see what to do before applying to the real deal
[15:01] <Kentrel> Action, I've waited 10 minutes or so and no. Currently I'm booting by running an old realtime kernel I installed
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> !caps | cutiyar
[15:01] <xbonesx> ActionParsnip: makes sence
[15:01] <juk> bug submitted 654408
[15:01] <retybok_> I want my machine to connect to the network via dhcp upon boot, because the login of my users depend on NIS. How do I setup ubuntu networking like that?
[15:01] <xbonesx> sense*
[15:01] <cutiyar> acicula, or its connect  auto?with out dong any thing
[15:01] <DrManhattan> WHAT?
[15:01] <bobstro> nowimproved:  so you are getting *some* files?
[15:02] <Robert___> histo: So, usermod -d /media/Storage lisa ?
[15:02] <erUSUL> jazzfish: so the card (is working/has drivers). can you see some network in NM? try scanning in command line « sudo iwlist wlan0 scan »
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> Kentrel: use boot options to disable splash so you can watch the boot
[15:02] <histo> Robert___: Is there already data on Storage?
[15:03] <acicula> cutiyar: does the modem show up in the network applet now?
[15:03] <acicula> jazzfish: after the fresh install did you run the update-manager?
[15:03] <jazzfish> erUSUL: says "No scan results"
[15:03] <cutiyar> acicula, no
[15:03] <histo> Robert___: if you want to move her current contents over you would need to add -m
[15:03] <histo> Robert___: usermod -d /media/Storage -m lisa
[15:04] <jazzfish> acicula: noob here - how do I do that?  Is that not "automatic"?
[15:04] <erUSUL> jazzfish: and you are sure there are wifi networks around?
[15:04] <sms_> Hi, how can I make my second HDD automount on startup?
[15:04] <acicula> cutiyar: then i dont know why its not showing up, your problem seems similar to the bug reports i linked though. so i suspect the answer is in there somewhere
[15:04] <acicula> jazzfish: yes it is
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> sms_: you don't mount drives, you mount partitions
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | sms_
[15:04] <Robert___> histo: Storage partition contains blank folders Documents, Music, Pictures and Videos; and almost-empty Windows folders $RECYCLE.BIN and System Volume Information
[15:04] <histo> !fstab > sms_
[15:04] <jcdyer> Just updated by Acer Aspire One to Maverick, and now I lost my X.  Console only.  Anyone seen this?
[15:05] <acicula> jazzfish: did you poste the output from lspci on pastebin?
[15:05] <acicula> *paste
[15:05] <jazzfish> yes, have other laptop connected to it, and I can connect from this laptop when in Win7, (it's central Hong Kong, there are 79 I should be able to see :)
[15:05] <histo> Robert___: Well I would try removing those folders and letting the -m move her current ones over
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> !10.10 | jcdyer
[15:05] <bastidrazor> jcdyer: #ubuntu+1 has, ask those gentlemen and ladies there.
[15:06] <jcdyer> Thanks all.  Heading to #ubuntu+1
[15:06] <erUSUL> jazzfish: « sudo ifconfig wlan0 up »
[15:06] <histo> Robert___: you'll also need to use sudo to use the usermod command
[15:06] <jazzfish> acicula: apologies, missed it
[15:06] <jazzfish> acicula: http://paste.ubuntu.com/505755/
[15:06] <acicula> ty
[15:06] <alaing> hi i'm using ubuntu 10.04 server edition. I'm having forbidden acces errors for files that I have ftp'ed into /var/www. any ideas?
[15:07] <histo> Robert___: Sry usermod -dm /media/Storage lisa   is the command you need
[15:07] <Robert___> histo: It says it cant because lisa is currently logged in
[15:07] <jazzfish> erUSUL: it tells me "SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not permitted"
[15:08] <acicula> jazzfish: sony vaio?
[15:08] <histo> Robert___: Do you have another user on the system that you can login as?
[15:08] <ugliefrog> Ive Finally made the full switch to ubuntu.....gulp...I do not have windows as a crutch anymore...:)
[15:08] <Robert___> Nope
[15:08] <jazzfish> acicula: Samsung R522
[15:08] <amanita_> ugliefrog, welcome, hope you doing well
[15:08] <iflema> ugliefrog thats the spirit....
[15:09] <erUSUL> jazzfish: do you have linux-firmware-nonfree installed ?
[15:09] <histo> Robert___: hrm... let me figure out a way to do it with one user
[15:09] <jazzfish> erUSUL: again noob - brand new Wubi install - don't know how to tell...
[15:09] <ugliefrog> amanita_, I am...just dtoxin :) all good tho
[15:09] <cutiyar> acicula,i deleted all vpn and i pluged the modem , it tell new mobile broad band (gsm) connection , it took me to create new vpn
[15:10] <ucenik27>  :D
[15:10] <ucenik27> hloo :D
[15:10] <histo> Robert___: yeah you'd need to create another user.
[15:10] <ucenik01> anyone there?
[15:10] <ucenik27> koj
[15:10] <ucenik27> izleze
[15:10] <ucenik27> bre
[15:10] <ucenik27> :d
[15:10] <ucenik27> dada
[15:10] <ucenik27> tuka smo
[15:10] <ucenik27> :D:D:D
[15:10] <valshen> hi guys..
[15:10] <ucenik01> who's there?
[15:10] <erUSUL> jazzfish: sudo aptitude install linux-firmware
[15:11] <acicula> cutiyar: ah i understand
[15:11] <valshen> :d
[15:11] <martez89> hey, my acer 5542 keeps overheating and as a result of that crashing/freezing. I already updated to the latest BIOS. It looks like the CPU fans aren't even turned on. Is there a fix for this major problem?
[15:11] <acicula> cutiyar: its not setting up a vpn, its configuring the modem settings
[15:11] <alaing> hi i'm using ubuntu 10.04 server edition. I'm having forbidden acces errors for files that I have ftp'ed into /var/www. any ideas? I did change the owner of /var/www from root to my own desktop user.
[15:11] <acicula> cutiyar: you need to provide the details like your provider and such for it to work
[15:11] <ucenik01> hello
[15:11] <ucenik01> how are you :D?
[15:11] <ucenik25> vlade tuka si
[15:11] <acicula> cutiyar: at least i think thats what your seeing, post a screenshot of it when in doubt?
[15:11] <ucenik01> dada
[15:11] <ucenik01> "D"D
[15:11] <ucenik01> :D:D
[15:11] <ucenik25> aman be
[15:12] <bt4> hi hi hello
[15:12] <jazzfish> erUSUL: don't know what I just did but it's installed it appears...  :)
[15:12] <Pici> ucenik25: Please stop.
[15:12] <ucenik01> why?
[15:12] <Pici> ucenik25: This channel is for Ubuntu support only.
[15:12] <ucenik25> filip dobredojde
[15:12] <ucenik01> hello
[15:12] <cutiyar> acicula, but its giving me the right acces point to my provider
[15:12] <ucenik25> filip
[15:12] <acicula> googling for jazzfish network driver points me to ndis?
[15:12] <histo> Robert___: Pici its a bot
[15:12] <ucenik25> kaj si be
[15:12] <ucenik27> hello :)
[15:12] <histo> Pici: it's a bot
[15:12] <ucenik25> hello to all
[15:12] <histo> !ops
[15:12] <cutiyar> acicula, post u what screen shot?
[15:12] <ucenik07> po kajsija
[15:12] <erUSUL> jazzfish: sudo aptitude install linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic
[15:12] <Robert___> histo: Thats a shame (maybe I could create me an account and then remove it?) or is there a way to do it with fstab config?
[15:12] <bt4> Pici, pipo
[15:12] <elb0w> Has anyone been able to get Adobe AIR to run on 64bit 10.04?
[15:13] <histo> Robert___: well you can add an entry to have sda2 mounted as /home then all user accounts would default there. But they would each have their own folder
[15:13] <acicula> cutiyar: of what you are seeing
[15:13] <histo> Robert___: trying to figure out a way to move it
[15:13] <acicula> elb0w: that seems like a wine question, have you checked the winehq list on how well/poorly it is supported?
[15:14] <histo> Robert___: you want it in the root of the drive
[15:14] <Robert___> Yes
[15:14] <gorski> friend of mine installed nvidia graphic driver from nvidia website, is that driver good for lucid or if not how to reinstall driver from repository!?
[15:14] <martez89> hey, my acer 5542 keeps overheating and as a result of that crashing/freezing. I already updated to the latest BIOS. It looks like the CPU fans aren't even turned on. Is there a fix for this major problem?
[15:15] <erUSUL> !nvidia | gorski
[15:15] <cutiyar> acicula, ok wait
[15:15] <jitu> anybody to help with qt?
[15:15] <sms_> how do I open fstab as sudo
[15:15] <histo> Robert___: you woul dstill have to usermod her to /home after doing that
[15:15] <histo> Robert___: you can delete the new user you create afterwords
[15:16] <gorski> erUSUL: and how to remove this driver installed from the website?
[15:16] <histo> Robert___: I don't know any other way around this issue. You can't move someone that is logged in.
[15:16] <Loonatic> Hi guys, what is the easiest way to allow access to a specific folder in apache locally but to block all external traffic ?
[15:16] <acicula> Loonatic: locally as in from a local network?
[15:16] <jitu> anybody on qt dbus?
[15:16] <Loonatic> jitu: yep
[15:16] <Loonatic> acicula: sorry yes
[15:17] <sms_> Never mind
[15:17] <Loonatic> i am really bad at iptable i cannot figure it out is there another way like htaccess ?
[15:17] <jitu> my problem is methods with argument not works
[15:17] <erUSUL> gorski: the run has a --uninstall or --remove ption if i recall correctly
[15:17] <acicula> Loonatic: you cant do that via iptables
[15:17] <Robert___> histo: Ok, so basically, I'll create a new user, log him in, and run usermod -dm /media/Storage lisa, the log the guy out and delete him from lisa
[15:17] <Loonatic> ok so i'm not crazy
[15:17] <acicula> Loonatic: have to set it in the apache config or htaccess
[15:17] <gorski> ok, ill try
[15:17] <histo> Robert___: sudo useradd tempuser
[15:18] <deeperror> I've got a link that was pulled from the desktop to one of the gnome panels.  Where is the configuration file for the panel that would contain the information for that link so I could write a script to update it as needed?
[15:18] <histo> Robert___: scratch that
[15:18] <Loonatic> acicula: ok  thanks for the info i'll try to check the apache option
[15:18] <erUSUL> jazzfish: you have to reboot after installing the last package ( newer drivers )
[15:18] <jitu> but methods wiyhout args works fine
[15:18] <Loonatic> damn you PS3 that does not support samba ;)
[15:18] <histo> Robert___: just use System > administration > users
[15:18] <Inferus> yo
[15:18] <Robert___> You mean "media" explicitly, or is that a placeholder for a drive name?
[15:19] <jitu> Loonatic?
[15:19] <acicula> Loonatic: alternatively you can just run your local stuff on another port and use iptables to filter traffic
[15:19] <jazzfish> erUSUL: be back in a couple...  Thanks for all your help so far...
[15:19] <erUSUL> jazzfish: no problem
[15:19] <histo> Robert___: then login as the temporary user then move lisa's home and logout of tempuser and delete it.
[15:19] <jazzfish> acicula: Thanks for all your help as well...
[15:19] <acicula> jazzfish: is it working yet or?
[15:19] <histo> Robert___: who areyou talking to?
[15:19] <skrite> _schism_, how did the upgrade go?
[15:20] <Robert___> histo: Sorry that was to you
[15:20] <jitu> anybody for me?
[15:20] <acicula> jitu: you are trying to talk to dbus using the qt libraries?
[15:20] <Loonatic> jitu: no sorry mine was a tab to many :|
[15:20] <jitu> yes
[15:20] <nowimproved> bobaloo, i got it
[15:21] <histo> Robert___: thats where the Storage drive is mounted in /media/Storage
[15:21] <jitu> acicula?
[15:21] <histo> Robert___: in your current setup
[15:21] <Robert___> histo: Ok thanks for your help. Much appreciated
[15:21] <histo> Robert___: np
[15:22] <MooshiMuushi> Ahh...!
[15:22] <bobstro> nowimproved:  what was it missing?
[15:22] <MooshiMuushi> This is killing me...
[15:22] <acicula> jitu: not sure what you are trying really
[15:23] <MooshiMuushi> Does anyone know how to connect to both LAN and Wireless at the same time?
[15:23] <cutiyar> acicula, sorry my internet is slow so be be patiennt till i will upload it LOL
[15:23] <acicula> jitu: posting your code somewhere like pastebin and the error would help loads. also http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.2/intro-to-dbus.html maybe has some pointers. Have you considered asking in #qt or ##dbus as the people there have a better chance of knowing
[15:23] <jitu> acicula, when i am calling a method without args it works fine. but not working when calling a method with args
[15:23] <MooshiMuushi> Without losing internet access via Wireless.
[15:24] <martez89> hey, my acer 5542 keeps overheating and as a result of that crashing/freezing. I already updated to the latest BIOS. It looks like the CPU fans aren't even turned on. Is there a fix for this major problem?
[15:24] <acicula> jitu: can you paste an example and errors on pastebin?
[15:25] <jitu> noone replies on #qt
[15:25] <acicula> martez89: are the fans on during boot/in windows?
[15:25] <sms_> should I mount my 320gb partition with fsck or no?
[15:25] <nowimproved> bobstro, guess I didn't..this is ridiculous, now it just started copying everything
[15:25] <acicula> jitu: well they are all busy programming qt :) , theres a mailing list also
[15:25] <martez89> acicula, ubuntu is my only OS
[15:25] <bobstro> nowimproved:  it's working ?
[15:25] <acicula> martez89: when did you first observe the problem
[15:26] <gero> !list
[15:26] <martez89> acicula, about a week ago (when I started playing minecraft). it only happens when the cpu usage is high
[15:27] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: Which connection is your connection to the 'Net?
[15:27] <nowimproved> bobstro, it just is copying everything from my home directory now, I don't get this at all
[15:27] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p,  Wireless.
[15:27] <acicula> martez89: so is the fan running now?
[15:27] <bobstro> nowimproved:  you mean instead of the directory you wanted?
[15:27] <Alphanaut> anyone reasonably familiar with iptables, think i'm having an issue
[15:27] <nowimproved> bobstro, yah...uh
[15:28] <acicula> if you keep it next to your ear you should be able to feel the airflow and/or hear the noise
[15:28] <martez89> acicula, I don't think so. also people on the forums have the same problem on ubuntu, but not on windows
[15:28] <jitu> with the dbusviwer provided with qt if i call GetSinkVolume on /org/ayatana/indicator/sound/service on inteface org.ayatana.indicator.sound it returns the right value but setting a value (50) does not works it gives no result. But the same works fine when trying with python
[15:28] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: Ok.  First thing, don't use networkmanager.  Then configure your wired interface *without* a gateway and you should be set.
[15:28] <deeperror> I move a link to the gnome panel.  Where can I find the actual config file that contains the links details so that it could be edited by a script?
[15:28] <jitu> setting with SetSingVolume
[15:29] <bobstro> nowimproved:  same command line?
[15:29] <jitu> sorry SetSinkVolume
[15:29] <martez89> acicula, k10temp-pci-00c3
[15:29] <martez89> Adapter: PCI adapter
[15:29] <martez89> temp1:       +65.2°C  (high = +70.0°C)
[15:29] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, I went into Startup Applications and unchecked the box for the network manager.
[15:29] <martez89> and that is when im doing almost nothing
[15:30] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, I some setted up the /etc/network/interfaces so that I can connect ot the inter through wlan0.
[15:30] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Now I have no idea how to set up the eth0.
[15:30] <decko> hi guys, i need some help. Can I remove all packages instaled as a dependency of a meta-package?
[15:30] <feelx> Hi everyone. I updated to Maverick from Lucid and the MeMenu personnal message field is blacked out. How do I fix that?
[15:30] <jitu> acicula, can you help?
[15:30] <acicula> martez89: yeah i've had that too. you can try to play with fancontrol to try to make the fan spin faster
[15:30] <nowimproved> bobstro, scp -r foo your_username@remotehost.edu:/some/remote/directory/bar
[15:30] <alaing> what does this do	cat /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf | grep User\
[15:30] <martez89> acicula, how do i do that?
[15:30] <acicula> jitu: post a code example with the error and i can have a look, but i never tinker with qt so
[15:31] <martez89> is there some sort of gui for fancontrol?
[15:31] <Alphanaut> ok anyone familiar with setup for openvpn?
[15:31] <bobstro> nowimproved:  and your home directory rather than foo is copying over?
[15:31] <nowimproved> bobstro, yup...
[15:31] <jitu> the dbusviewer is in the tools of qt. it is provided with qt
[15:31] <jazzfish> erUSUL: Back - unfortunately no love.  When I reinstalled Vista, and upgraded to Win7, I had to go to find the hardware, right click install driver...  It was part of the crash, losing the wireless, so Win7 never started properly again...  It seems to work now but I may be having issues with the hardware...
[15:32] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: Not sure if that will keep networkmanager from interferring with your config but if so, you should be set.  Just configure eth0 with a static IP and netmask and you should be good.
[15:32] <acicula> martez89: not the last time i tried it
[15:32] <acicula> martez89: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7399158 has a number ofs taring points
[15:32] <erUSUL> jazzfish: sorry :S this is as far as i can go debugging the issue...
[15:32] <jazzfish> erUSUL: Many thanks again...
[15:33] <cryptide_laptop> so i upgraded via the package manager did a reboot and now i'm confronted with BusyBox and a limited shell
[15:33] <erUSUL> jazzfish: well one more thing what is the output of « sudo rfkill all » ?
[15:33] <bobstro> nowimproved:  hmm. only thoughts i have are that rsync cares about trailing / on directory names (it's significant), but what you're doing looks right to me.
[15:33] <Delphious> when im compiling software i run ./configure in the untared source directory first?
[15:33] <acicula> martez89: enabling cpu scaling helps some, cleaning may help, and using fancontrol to crank up the fanspeed
[15:33] <martez89> acicula, i've read that post but i did not try to increase the fan speed yet. is that how you solved it?
[15:33] <jitu>    i = new QDBusInterface("org.ayatana.indicator.sound","/org/ayatana/indicator/sound/service","org.ayatana.indicator.sound",QDBusConnection::sessionBus());
[15:34] <jitu>    reply = i->call("SetSinkVolume",QVariant(75));
[15:34] <acicula> Delphious: read the README it comes with on how to install software
[15:34] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, PM.
[15:34] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: ok
[15:34] <acicula> jitu: pelease use pastebin
[15:34] <jitu> no error message
[15:34] <acicula> martez89: well somewhat, i just had a crap designed laptop tbh
[15:34] <Gelegrodan> will 10.04 get PHP 5.3.3? 10.10 has it, but still 5.3.2 for 10.04
[15:34] <nowimproved> of course, i don't have enough space to zip it either..
[15:35] <acicula> martez89: 35W cpus + gpus in a 13" frame with a fan the size of a peanut, it gets hot no matter what i try.
[15:35] <nowimproved> this is retarded, can someone show me an example of how to use rsync instead of scp
[15:35] <jazzfish> erUSUL: it doesn't think "sudo rfkill all" is a valid command - gives me the help page...
[15:35] <jpmh> I am running a live session from a flash drive - /dev/sdb1 - how do I write to that device
[15:35] <erUSUL> jazzfish: sorry is « sudo rfkill list all »
[15:35] <cutiyar_> acicula, its seems i cant upload picture
[15:35] <cutiyar_> acicula, SORRY
[15:36] <jazzfish> erUSUL: blank...
[15:36] <deeperror> "Do you want to run <filename> or display its contents"   How can I get it to always execute the file and prevent it from popping up the alert?
[15:36] <erUSUL> jazzfish: :S
[15:36] <acicula> cutiyar_: thats ok, i just dont know how to solve your problem, if the modem shows up you have to run through the 3g setup to let it connect to your 3g provider
[15:36] <cryptide_laptop> this is pretty similar to what is happening to both my linux partitions when i try and boot from them: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6952759
[15:36] <cutiyar_> acicula, does not shown
[15:37] <martez89> acicula, that guide says to cat /proc/acpi/ibm/fan, when i type cat /proc/acpi/fan in a terminal it says cat: /proc/acpi/fan: Is a directory
[15:37] <cutiyar_> acicula, just tell me one thing
[15:37] <acicula> it does not show what?
[15:37] <cutiyar_> acicula, no
[15:37] <acicula> martez89: the specific vary a bit depending on the brand of laptop
[15:37] <cutiyar_> acicula, i cant see the 3G that u talking about
[15:38] <acicula> martez89: with the lm-sensors package you may be able to get more detailed readings
[15:38] <martez89> acicula, yeah the fan folder was at /proc/acpi/fan but that's emtpy
[15:39] <acicula> someone find the guy who invented the diaspora and shoot him, tia. are there any screenshots of the 3G setup process that anyone knows of, the 3g wiki page is kinda unhelpfull there
[15:39] <acicula> martez89: yeah unfortunatly what acpi does and dose not provide in terms of information varies wildly also
[15:39] <acicula> you get a temp reading, which is already somthing, heh
[15:40] <acicula> martez89: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto that should help you with isntalling the sensors
[15:40] <martez89> how do i read info with lmsensors?
[15:40] <Gelegrodan> will 10.04 get PHP 5.3.3? 10.10 has it, but still 5.3.2 for 10.04
[15:40] <martez89> acicula, lm-sensors is already on my pc
[15:40] <acicula> look at the wiki, also ignore the gui stuff, just type sensors in a terminal once its setup or watch sensors to have it update ever so often
[15:41] <acicula> martez89: ok then do the sensors-detect thing and have a look at what you can find
[15:41] <ubunubun> hello
[15:41] <acicula> cutiyar_: im looking for some example screens of the 3G setup, maybe we can figure out what is you are looking at
[15:42] <cutiyar_> acicula, ok thX
[15:42] <plwert_> I'm looking for a data visualization app that could easily allow me to explore some results from experiments. The results are 5d, so I have to take statistical measures across dimensions to visualize them. Right now I'm using python+matplotlib but I'd rather have something with a gui that would allow me to explore the data in a more interactive/visual way. Any recommendations? (other than oocalc, which I've already tried and wasn't t
[15:42] <ubunubun> hi guys can you help me or give some tricks? how to make guitar depth effect in lmms?
[15:42] <jsidfjddd> hi
[15:42] <cutiyar_> acicula,  u can see my desktop by remote desktop?
[15:42] <martez89> Now follows a summary of the probes I have just done.
[15:42] <martez89> Just press ENTER to continue:
[15:42] <martez89> Driver `k10temp' (autoloaded):
[15:42] <acicula> cutiyar_: when you click on your unconfigured modem a window comes up. what does it say at the top of that window
[15:42] <martez89>   * Chip `AMD Family 10h thermal sensors' (confidence: 9)
[15:42] <FloodBot4> martez89: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:42] <martez89> No modules to load, skipping modules configuration.
[15:43] <martez89> Unloading i2c-dev... OK
[15:43] <acicula> cutiyar_: nono, im looking for some screenshots of the 3G wizard on google
[15:43] <cutiyar_> acicula, new mobile broead band(gsm)connection
[15:43] <martez89> sorry about that mister floodbot4
[15:43] <acicula> yeah, mr FloodBot4 is not to be messed with, hehe
[15:43] <acicula> martez89: pastebin.org
[15:43] <acicula> cutiyar_: excellent
[15:44] <acicula> cutiyar_: does your device show in the selection box?
[15:44] <martez89> http://paste.ubuntu.com/505775/
[15:44] <acicula> martez89: ok, and the output of sensors?
[15:45] <acicula> cutiyar_: in that same window i mean
[15:45] <martez89> acicula, whoops my terminal is freaking out. let me try that again
[15:45] <cutiyar_> acicula, when it say new mobile.... etc  ,and i click to it to configure it after this it show
[15:45] <vici0us> How do i find out what command a gui app is started with? Thanks in advance
[15:45] <cutiyar_> acicula, after configuring yes it shown
[15:46] <cutiyar_> acicula,will show my provider as i selected
[15:46] <cutiyar_> acicula, under mobile broadband bar
[15:46] <martez89> acicula, when i type yes after the summary the terminal goed like y y y y y y y y y
[15:46] <acicula> martez89: well thats what yes does
[15:46] <acicula> it says yes
[15:47] <martez89> do i have to wait?
[15:47] <acicula> it never stops
[15:47] <acicula> just press ctrl and c
[15:47] <martez89> but this step is now done? At the end of sensors-detect, a list of modules that needs to be loaded will displayed. Type "yes" to have sensors-detect insert those modules into /etc/modules, or edit /etc/modules yourself.
[15:47] <acicula> cutiyar_: did you go through that entire wizard and configure your country, providr, billing plans etc?
[15:47] <cutiyar_> acicula, YES
[15:48] <acicula> amonkey: ah it was already done, if your just pressed entered i guess it has done that
[15:48] <silence444> hello all....can any point to some Turnkey help?
[15:48] <acicula> cutiyar_: ok, so you should have a <your provider> broadband in the network applet
[15:48] <silence444> *point me
[15:48] <acicula> !tu
[15:48] <cutiyar_> acicula,  yes i have
[15:49] <acicula> hmm, 2 letter abbreviaton for turkey is?
[15:49] <cutiyar_> acicula,  but when i click to my provider it will connect
[15:49] <acicula> cutiyar_: ok and will it say connected to your provider?
[15:49] <silence444> i am in the turnkey channel as on  their website but no1 is there
[15:50] <cutiyar_> acicula, no one seconds it will loading but will not connect
[15:50] <martez89> acicula, when i type sensors it still gives only 3 results
[15:50] <acicula> silence444: the ubuntu side channels are not as busy as ubuntu
[15:50] <acicula> martez89: oh well it was worth a shot
[15:50] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://webchinupload.com/files/Screenshot-1.png
[15:50] <silence444> ty will try them
[15:50] <cutiyar_> acicula, thats my manager
[15:51] <cutiyar_> acicula, my proviser is asia cell as shown
[15:51] <acicula> silence444: eh try what,
[15:51] <acicula> !tr
[15:51] <silence444> try another ubuntu channel
[15:51] <martez89> you can adjust the fan speed to stay on at full speed by executing the following command as root: echo level disengaged > /proc/acpi/ibm/fan. when i do this for my path nothing happens
[15:51] <acicula> thats the only one i know, main ubuntu channels will just be english. If you cant wait maybe you can try posting on the turkish language ubuntu forum?
[15:52] <acicula> martez89: yeah what brand laptop do you have again?
[15:52] <trj021782> Ani one in here try to compile Qemu in ubuntu? i am having a few difficutlies
[15:52] <silence444> no no....Turnkey is based on Ubuntu
[15:52] <martez89> acicula, acer aspire 5542
[15:52] <sipior> acicula: i think he was asking about "Turnkey Linux", not Turkey.
[15:52] <silence444> u think i want  turkey language?
[15:52] <azertyuio> hi there
[15:52] <acicula> oh misread that
[15:52] <acicula> sorry
[15:52] <cutiyar_> acicula,  r u sow the pic?
[15:52] <azertyuio> canonical support is it here ?
[15:52] <acicula> cutiyar_: yes
[15:53] <silence444> lol
[15:53] <silence444> was wondering
[15:53] <fiver22> anyone catch what was in the Transmission updates today? version number and build seem to be the same
[15:53] <acicula> erm, cutiyar_ can you paste like the last 50 lines from erm, lets see where does networkmanager log to
[15:53] <trj021782> So. . . . no has worked with qemu?
[15:53] <martez89> acicula, in /proc/acpi/ there is a folder called 'fan'
[15:53] <cutiyar_> acicula, from where?
[15:53] <acicula> cutiyar_: /var/log/syslog.6.gz
[15:53] <acicula> err
[15:53] <azertyuio> hello
[15:53] <acicula> just syslog
[15:54] <azertyuio> is there anyone here ?
[15:54] <azertyuio> well what i try to explain
[15:54] <azertyuio> canonical support is it here ?
[15:54] <trj021782> hello AZERT whats up?
[15:54] <Pici> azertyuio: This is community support.
[15:54] <Pici> !ask | azertyuio
[15:54] <acicula> martez89: yeah you cant actually control the fan from there i think.
[15:55] <jitu> acicula, http://pastebin.com/U6xNrkY1
[15:55] <azertyuio> well about the ubuntu training i post a message to canonical
[15:55] <martez89> acicula, by putting a file there with something in it?
[15:55] <silence444> sipior: would you be able to answer a TurnKey Question?
[15:55] <azertyuio> now there four days gone still don't get the answer
[15:55] <azertyuio> what 's up  ?
[15:55] <jitu> acicula, will u check it please
[15:55] <bcessa> hi there, just one may be out of topic question, but how can I combine the private key file with it's certificate file? is this even possible?
[15:55] <sipior> silence444: i don't believe we support Turnkey, here in this channel. perhaps it's a general linux question?
[15:56] <acicula> bcessa: there is no format for that
[15:56] <silence444> sipior: will general channal then...thank you
[15:56] <bcessa> i c, thnx
[15:56] <trj021782> AZERTYUIO - I do not know why you have not recieved a response, you can ask the same question here and hope for better results
[15:56] <acicula> martez89: well there is fancontrol or under proc there are some files you can write to and read from that lets you adjust the fan speed
[15:57] <azertyuio> listen this is the mail i got once after my post
[15:57] <acicula> but its not a given that it works , fanspeed is probably the best place to start but i think it requires that you can read out the fanspeed via sensors for example
[15:58] <azertyuio> Every email we receive is read and handled by a real person from the Ubuntu Training Team. We promise to get back to you as soon as humanly possible with a useful response, so please bear with us as this may take an extra day or two.
[15:58] <azertyuio> Have no fear, your email is in safe hands.
[15:58] <azertyuio> Best regards
[15:58] <azertyuio> The Ubuntu Training Team
[15:58] <FloodBot4> azertyuio: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:58] <acicula> it may even be uncontrollable and only governed by the bios. im googling a bit but so far its not really turning up much
[15:58] <azertyuio> but still not get the response
[15:58] <martez89> acicula, can nvclock help me?
[15:59] <Aldus> is there any way to put a permanent "sudo" to not redo it every time?
[15:59] <acicula> well typically the gpu and cpu use the same cooling stuff
[15:59] <Pici> azertyuio: We do not represent Canonical here, we are all volunteers.
[15:59] <trj021782> aertyuio - Ok, they have said it could take quite some time, how long ago did you send the message?
[15:59] <acicula> so downlclocking your gpu will help a lot
[15:59] <acicula> Aldus: yes and no
[15:59] <Aldus> acicula: nice :)
[15:59] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://paste.debian.net/93220/
[15:59] <nimbiotics> hello yall. can someone please tell me if there is a channel for backtrack?
[15:59] <Pici> nimbiotics: #backtrack-linux
[15:59] <acicula> Aldus: you can become root, isntead of acting(sudo) like root (Bad bad bad idea), or setting programs setuid root( BAD BAD BAD idea)
[16:00] <Aldus> :)
[16:00] <jitu> acicula, i post the code for you can u check at http://pastebin.com/U6xNrkY1
[16:00] <acicula> basically stick with sudo
[16:00] <acicula> jitu: i saw will have a look
[16:00] <wing_> hello everyone
[16:00] <acicula> jitu: which line fails?
[16:00] <jitu> nothing fails .
[16:01] <jitu> but the volume not changing
[16:01] <martez89> acicula, with the cpu frequency scaling monitor?
[16:01] <wing_> 这里 可以用汉语吗？
[16:01] <acicula> !ch | wing_
[16:01] <acicula> grr
[16:01] <Pici> !zh | wing_
[16:01] <acicula> !cn | wing_
[16:01] <wing_> 恩，我明白了！
[16:01] <trj021782> azertyuio - did you hear me? how long ago did you send the message?
[16:01] <martez89> acicula, there is a thermal_zone folder in /proc/acpi
[16:01] <wing_> i  see
[16:02] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://paste.debian.net/93220/
[16:02] <jitu> acicula, nothing fails .but the volume not changing
[16:02] <acicula> cutiyar_: can you poste the last 50 lines of syslog
[16:02] <acicula> cutiyar_:as these logs are from sep 27
[16:03] <cutiyar_> acicula, its last 50
[16:03] <acicula> cutiyar_: from syslog?
[16:03] <scifiguy> I am trying to write a C program using GTK+. and haven't gotten past "helloworld.c". gcc cannot find <gtk/gtk.h>. Do I need to do something to /etc/profile ?
[16:03] <cutiyar_> acicula, yes
[16:04] <trj021782> Anyone out there tried compiling Qemu?
[16:04] <acicula> cutiyar_: can you paste the output from: tail /var/log/syslog -n 50
[16:04] <cutiyar_> acicula,  u said logsys.6.gz
[16:05] <acicula> martez89: cutiyar_ yeah that was a typo i said just syslog afterwards, my bad
[16:05] <acicula> martez89: err i have that too. dont think thats it
[16:05] <istevenmon> how can i check the opened connections ?
[16:05] <istevenmon> and the listening ones?
[16:05] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://paste.debian.net/93221/
[16:05] <acicula> jitu: call 63 is supposed to set that volume?
[16:05] <acicula> istevenmon: netstat -tulpna, prefix with sudo to see what processes are listening
[16:06] <martez89> acicula, there is a file called temperature in it
[16:06] <jitu> yes
[16:06] <acicula> yeah but we need fancontrol
[16:06] <trj021782> Really, no compiling help out there at all?
[16:06] <jitu> acicula, yes
[16:07] <bastidrazor> trj021782: have you looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPUnderQemuHowTo yet?
[16:07] <martez89> acicula, also a file cooling_mode file that says <setting not supported>
[16:08] <trj021782> bastidrazor No, but I will right now, I shall return shortly
[16:08] <acicula> cutiyar_: ok can you try to reconnect with your modem, and then paste the output from : cat /var/log/syslog | grep Network | tail -n 50 and cat /var/log/syslog | grep modem | tail -n 50?
[16:08] <istevenmon> acicula: thanks a lot
[16:08] <cutiyar_> acicula,  ok
[16:09] <acicula> trj021782: have some patience, and try asking the real question that you have
[16:09] <kidar> # edubuntu
[16:10] <acicula> jitu: why are you using QVariant as an argument to a dbus call?
[16:11] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/GwAQHnr2
[16:12] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/GwAQHnr2
[16:12] <jitu> thiago, because it was declared so in qt the call method takes a Qstring and some qvars
[16:12] <tux-root--> i wan't to know if there's a way i can do programming in ubuntu? been using c++ ... what is the equivalent apps for c++ in ubuntu? thanx
[16:12] <acicula> martez89: i cant get much further then http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175054
[16:12] <airtonix> tux-root--, ? c++ and gtk ?
[16:12] <jitu> acicula, because it was declared so in qt the call method takes a Qstring and some qvars
[16:12] <acicula> martez89: afaik no fan speed in sensors means you cant control it via the /proc file system
[16:12] <trj021782> bastidrazor thanks but that does not have the information i need
[16:13] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/GwAQHnr2
[16:13] <airtonix> tux-root--, or you use kdevel suite and use c++ and qt4
[16:13] <trj021782> I am having trouble during the compiling of of qemu, it always freezes on "translate.o" furing the make process
[16:13] <airtonix> tux-root--, or you have mono + glade or mono + winforms or mono + wx or mono + python + gtk or mono + anything
[16:14] <trj021782> *during
[16:14] <acicula> jitu: yeah those are qt datatypes i understand that, but if i had to guess id say that qvariant data type is wrong and it just gets converted to the argument that dbus expects in an incorrect way
[16:14] <azertyuio> trj021782: i send the massage there are 5 days back
[16:14] <acicula> cutiyar_: can you psate the grep Network also?
[16:14] <acicula> *paste
[16:15] <cutiyar_> acicula, how?
[16:15] <martez89> acicula, well thanks a lot anyway. its awesome how much people you are helping here :)
[16:15] <acicula> cutiyar_: cat /var/log/syslog | grep Network | tail -n 50
[16:15] <acicula> martez89: just trying to avoid writing, heh
[16:15] <jitu> acicula, i guess that's true but sending a integer also dont work
[16:16] <dxdemetriou> I want to use ext3 on 2TB disk but it uses 90GB~ for reserved space. I reduced it to 0.1%, but I couldn't find if are there any limitations after this.
[16:16] <trj021782> azertyuio you have plenty of time to wait - I wouldn't expect a response for at least another week
[16:16] <acicula> cutiyar_: your error seems to be Got failure code 13: SIM failure
[16:16] <jitu> acicula , the prob is certainly with the arg type
[16:16] <acicula> can you reseat your simcard?
[16:17] <cutiyar_> acicula, i used it in windows was working
[16:17] <istevenmon> hello guys, anyone here has used uCARP?
[16:17] <martez89> im about to replace ubuntu with windows :(
[16:17] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/RLGcdR2D
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> dxdemetriou:  i do that all the time. I normally leave reserved where theres like 1gb reserved
[16:18] <trj021782> acicula good advice - "have some patience ask a specific question blah blah blah" so I can be equally as ignored, thanks!
[16:18] <Hyphn> is it possible to edit the 'Places' menu, aside from just adding bookmarks ?
[16:18] <LJRuff> Hyphn, in what way are you looking to edit it?
[16:18] <Dr_Willis> Hyphn:  not that ive ever seen. It might be possible. but ive seen that asked in here a few times.. and never seen a 'yes' answer.
[16:18] <tux-root--> airtonix: actually i dont know what are those things...i just want to know if is there a program like c++ in ubuntu... thanx bro
[16:19] <Hyphn> just to add additional entries
[16:19] <acicula> cutiyar_: can you replace 50 with 80, as now it only has the last few errors for the modem
[16:19] <gitaarik> Hyphn: right click -> edit menu
[16:19] <iflema> Hyphn if you drag folders into the nautilus lower left pane, they will appear in the places menu....
[16:19] <Dr_Willis> tux-root--:  the gcc compiler can do c++
[16:19] <Hyphn> for example, it already has 'Home Folder' and 'Desktop', I'd like to be able to add more
[16:19] <Dr_Willis> Hyphn:  you can add bookmarks for other locations easieally enough
[16:19] <LJRuff> Hyphn, Dr_Willis actually, I think you can using gconf-editor.
[16:19] <Hyphn> iflema:: that adds them to the Bookmarks menu, which is its own menu option
[16:20] <cutiyar_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/rQnKREXU
[16:20] <iflema> Hyphn converts to bookmarks menu when full.....
[16:20] <acicula> jitu: well you are not wrapping the "string" argument in a Qstring which seems a little odd.id have another look at what format the QDBusInterface->call method expects?
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> Hyphn:  people often ask how to remove those.. thats not doable i think.. adding bookmarks or drag/droping a dir to the sidebar will add things there.. as will teh connect to... menu item
[16:21] <acicula> cutiyar_: thanx
[16:21] <dxdemetriou> Dr_Willis, I know about root's use, but I saw some posts about inodes & fragmentation. That's why I'm confusing about it..
[16:21] <Dr_Willis> dxdemetriou:  if the filesystem gets fscked.. it can make a lost+found directory that is where 'found' files would be put  If any exist..
[16:21] <Dr_Willis> dxdemetriou:  i cant recall ever finding anything moved to lost+found
[16:22] <dr-know> i install samba and i can view shared folders in ubuntu  from windows , but i cant see windows shared files from ubuntu ! when i fill password and enter , the same window appear and want password again... what is this?
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> dxdemetriou:  other then setting it to like 1% i rarely mess with it.
[16:26] <acicula> cutiyar_: when did it work in windows, on the same laptop?
[16:26] <cutiyar_> acicula, i dont have windows
[16:26] <cutiyar_> acicula, another pc
[16:26] <sabgenton> my box won't boot
[16:26] <sabgenton> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=SeVq6kcj
[16:26] <sabgenton> I hand typed that error
[16:27] <sabgenton> it seems it happened after I changed networking/interfaces
[16:27] <acicula> cutiyar_: when did you try it on a windows machine?
[16:27] <MarkSS> How do I see the temperature of my CPU?
[16:28] <M00R1Z> hey all, question:  is ubuntu studio  ubuntu + all the software for audiovisual etc. ? or is it kind off a diffrent distro based on ubuntu ?
[16:28] <acicula> cutiyar_: and can you have a go anyway and take out and reinsert the sim?
[16:28] <M00R1Z> thanks
[16:28] <cutiyar_> acicula, i will do it now again
[16:28] <BluesKaj> howdy
[16:28] <azertyuio> hi there
[16:29] <azertyuio> i forgot my password root
[16:29] <azertyuio> where i have to find it ?
[16:29] <bastidrazor> azertyuio: root does not have a password
[16:29] <alkamid> hello
[16:29] <cutiyar_> acicula,  i putted sim in wrong way
[16:29] <acicula> :facepalms:
[16:29] <Rotham> does alias last only as long as the terminal is open?
[16:29] <sabgenton> booting in to recovery mode doesn't work is there somthing else I can try?
[16:29] <alkamid> is there a "windows media player plugin" equivalent for Ubuntu 10.04 / Google Chrome ?
[16:29] <acicula> does it work now?
[16:29] <cutiyar_> acicula, i will connect again
[16:30] <acicula> sabgenton: are the numbers changing still? as that just says its checkking your disk
[16:30] <azertyuio> so what i have to do ? bastidrazor
[16:30] <azertyuio> how i have to check that ?
[16:31] <acicula> azertyuio: you can reset your suer password by using the livecd and booting intor ecovery mode, doing a passwd <user> you can set a new password
[16:31] <acicula> be warned though
[16:31] <cutiyar_> acicula, its working on win now
[16:31] <acicula> if you have an encrypted home directory it will make you data unreadable
[16:31] <cutiyar_> acicula, i will do it on my ubuntu now
[16:31] <acicula> cutiyar_: oki
[16:33] <acicula> alkamid: no, but totem and mplayer can do that
[16:33] <acicula> but that wont play some DRM content
[16:33] <martez89> acicula, because /proc/acpi/fan is empty no fan control is possible?
[16:33] <moos3> anyone using a radeon drivers with a single port ati card that has the pigtail that splits out to two display ports ?
[16:34] <ikonia> 12:45 <Freak_man> you fuck
[16:34] <ikonia> oops
[16:34] <Pici> !ohmy
[16:34] <ikonia> very sorry
[16:34] <acicula> martez89: i dont think so
[16:34] <FloodBot4> ikonia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:34] <ikonia> apologies
[16:34] <acicula> heh
[16:34] <azertyuio> hi there
[16:34] <azertyuio> how can i change my host name ?
[16:35] <azertyuio> by terminal
[16:35] <acicula> change /etc/hostsname
[16:35] <acicula> -s
[16:35] <alkamid> acicula, I'd like to watch a stream from here: http://www.nina.gov.pl/
[16:35] <acicula> the contents off hostname that is
[16:35] <cutiyar> acicula, thank u uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
[16:35] <EvaLuaTe> hello world
[16:35] <cutiyar> acicula, i text u by my modem now
[16:35] <acicula> cutiyar: sweet
[16:35] <AbhiJit> !hostname | azertyuio
[16:35] <cutiyar> acicula, really really sorry because i make tired
[16:35] <alkamid> could you tell me where should I search for the right way?
[16:36] <EvaLuaTe> I would like to create a new icon theme for ubuntu/gnome. Is there any tutorial on this? Like what icon name is used where and stuff like that?
[16:36] <azertyuio> ok thanks
[16:36] <BluesKaj> alkamid, open chrome and type about:plugins in the addressbar.Make sure you have VLC Multimedia Plugin (compatible Totem 2.30.2)
[16:36] <cutiyar> acicula, thanks alottt
[16:36] <sabgenton> acicula: no frozen
[16:36] <acicula> cutiyar: thats ok, we're here to help :)
[16:37] <cutiyar> bye alll thanks
[16:37] <sabgenton> acicula: mabey my HD died?
[16:37] <jitu> acicula, the problem is solved
[16:37] <MarkSS> How do I see the temperature of my CPU?
[16:37] <sabgenton> it just craped out all of a sudden i'm very anoyed
[16:37] <acicula> jitu: cool, what was it?
[16:37] <sabgenton> :(
[16:37] <acicula> sabgenton: err do you have a livecd? if so can you boot it
[16:38] <jitu> acicula, i have to cast 75 to uint
[16:38] <martez89> what happens when i put acpi_enforce_resources=lax in the grub file?
[16:38] <jitu> thats all
[16:38] <acicula> surprisingly thats what the api about that call said that it expected
[16:38] <acicula> heh
[16:38] <sabgenton> no
[16:38] <alkamid> acicula, ok, I have it. Should I configure it? (the stream doesn't play yet)
[16:38] <acicula> does rescue mode work?
[16:38] <sabgenton> it has no cd drive I will have to make a bootable usb
[16:38] <acicula> alkamid: that website is using flash to show videos
[16:39] <sabgenton> no
[16:39] <acicula> that fsck message is the last you see and then it just stops?
[16:39] <look> acicula: rescue mode can fix some things but just dpkg and kernel errors i think.
[16:39] <acicula> rescue mode from boot gives you a choice menu on what you want to do
[16:39] <sabgenton> same result
[16:39] <acicula> like give a shell or whatever
[16:40] <Michae|> Im new to Linux and trying to install ubuntu, when I start booting ubuntu my computer goes into power save mode before the instalation setup starts can anyone help me fix this problem?
[16:40] <sabgenton> allthough a little more data apears oon the screen at first
[16:40] <alkamid> acicula, I guess adobe-flashplugin is what I need?
[16:40] <acicula> alkamid: yup
[16:40] <ska_> I've tried everything I can to get my wireless card going. Network-manager gives me (reason 15) timeouts. It was working before and other systems work with the AP.
[16:40] <EvaLuaTe> I would like to create a new icon theme for ubuntu/gnome. Is there any tutorial on this? Like what icon name is used where and stuff like that?
[16:40] <acicula> adobe-flashplugin-nonfree iirc
[16:40] <ska_> I have no ideas left.
[16:40] <sabgenton> acicula: I may have run out of disk space could that cause something like that?
[16:40] <ska_> Ubuntu 10.04.
[16:41] <acicula> sabgenton: well thats possible, but it should still boot
[16:41] <dfcnvt_> hello
[16:41] <acicula> when you boot rescue mode whats the last thing you see
[16:41] <alkamid> acicula, it still doesn't play (after installing adobe-flashplugin)
[16:41] <acicula> and can you switch terminals,(press Alt-f1 to f10
[16:41] <linutux78> hekl
[16:42] <acicula> alkamid: does it work in firefox
[16:42] <linutux78> hello
[16:42] <dfcnvt_> How do I find which program is it running on port 5900? I'm aware it is VNC.. but I need a quick way to find it through 'ps aux'
[16:42] <acicula> not really up to speed on chrome(ium) plugin stuff
[16:42] <acicula> dfcnvt_: ps aux doesnt see ports, netstat does
[16:42] <sabgenton> I spent ages seting up a routing thingey on it
[16:42] <linutux78> My PHP5 bug, i can't use PHP5 dg
[16:42] <sabgenton> sigh
[16:42] <sabgenton> I gota go to bed
[16:42] <dfcnvt_> I tried 'ps aux | grep vnc' but no avail...
[16:42] <sabgenton> 3 am in my contry
[16:42] <sabgenton> gnight all
[16:43] <acicula> nn
[16:43] <juk_> dfcnvt_: zenmap
[16:43] <linutux78> how réinstall PHP5
[16:43] <linutux78> i need help
[16:43] <sabgenton> acicula: switching  termials only gets me blank screen
[16:43] <acicula> sabgenton: even to the high numbers?
[16:43] <acicula> there should be an error terminal somewhere past 6 or 7 i think
[16:44] <acicula> the boot message is that it says fsck doing stuff?
[16:44] <acicula> do you get an option to (C)ancel ?
[16:44] <ahox> Hi, does anyone here know how to print out only the notes in ooimpress?
[16:44] <martez89> acicula, so my problem can only be solved with a BIOS update?
[16:44] <sabgenton> only F7 works
[16:44] <alkamid> acicula, in Firefox it shows me a link to open in mplayer (I guess that's how it should work)
[16:45] <sabgenton> acicula: which is that paste bin
[16:45] <sabgenton> crapy luicd
[16:45] <acicula> martez89: doubtfull, a(nother) bios may use different settings for the fancontrol
[16:45] <sabgenton> meah
[16:45] <linutux78> I need hel tout configure PHP5 dg
[16:45] <skpl> i just upgraded from 9.01 to 10.04, can someone tell me how i can get the 'downloads' folder into my 'places' menu?
[16:45] <sabgenton> seemed ok other than this
[16:45] <ahox> Hi, does anyone here know how to print out only the notes in ooimpress?
[16:45] <acicula> skpl: open nautilus and drag it to your favourites on the left
[16:46] <sabgenton> no options just what I pasted
[16:46] <sabgenton> can't cancel out of it
[16:46] <darkcore> quick question guys: Ubuntu 10.04. How do I mount an ext4 drive so that the main user is owner, instead of root?
[16:46] <sabgenton> recovery mode does the same thng
[16:46] <acicula> sabgenton: well id start with making a bootdisk, and then use that to boot and check your disk
[16:46] <sabgenton> gota go for now night!
[16:46] <sabgenton> yeah
[16:46] <umashanthi> Anyway to upgrade Ubuntu using a CD? I have too slow internet connection
[16:47] <elb0w> um if I change my group and im a sudoer do I lose sudo access?
[16:47] <poncho> sup
[16:47] <dfcnvt_> Thanks guys!   "netstat -avp | grep 5900" ---> vino-server
[16:47] <linutux78> I want upgrade my PHP5, arer thez possible?
[16:47] <acicula> elb0w: you are in multiple groups
[16:47] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, It didn't work..
[16:47] <acicula> unless you remove yourself from that group that wont change
[16:48] <elb0w> Well doing a usermod -g or -G
[16:48] <elb0w> took sudo
[16:48] <elb0w> from my user
[16:48] <elb0w> now I am locked out
[16:49] <martez89> acicula, do you know i8kutils?
[16:49] <acicula> elb0w: thats what the usermod command does
[16:49] <acicula> If the user is currently a member of a group which is not listed, the user will be removed from the group.
[16:50] <acicula> martez89: to drop your vCore thing util?
[16:50] <linutux78> i want to purge php5, how can i do?
[16:50] <remi_>  /msg NickServ help
[16:50] <elb0w> what is the sudo group
[16:50] <acicula> elb0w: boot a livecd so you can get root and fix your user, or rescue mode and get a rootshell?
[16:50] <acicula> sudo means administrator rights for your user, or the equivalent thereof
[16:50] <acicula> !sudo > elb0w
[16:50] <elb0w> Can I not do newgrp sudo?
[16:50] <martez89> acicula, im sorry but i don't understand that :P
[16:50] <elb0w> I understand sudo
[16:50] <acicula> linutux78: apt-get remove --purge php5 ?
[16:51] <elb0w> I am not a new person to linux
[16:51] <acicula> purge removes the changed configuration filse also, but not temporary files created by php though
[16:51] <elb0w> I just want to know how to set the sudo group back
[16:51] <elb0w> Can I not do newgrp sudoers?
[16:51] <elb0w> or something along those lines?
[16:51] <acicula> you cant make a newgrp if you are not root
[16:51] <Pici> elb0w: The default group that grants users access to sudoers is 'admin'.
[16:51] <elb0w> ty
[16:52] <linutux78> thx, but the real probleme is that my computer can't use the the library PHP5-dg
[16:52] <dfcnvt_> Hey, i wonder... Is there kill process for port?  Like... "kill port 5900" ?  I already found a way to get the PID to kill it.. but is there a kill processor directly to port number?
[16:52] <acicula> elb0w: you can define a group for sudoers but you have to change the sudo config file too to accept that newly defined group
[16:53] <gp5st1> can i use usb->rs232 cable to act as a serial port during boot? also….could i use just usb cable to act as serial ports between computers, so that i can export a console to another computer via the usb cable but like you would with a serial cable on older computers?
[16:53] <linutux78> I want some help to restart an install of PHP 5
[16:53] <acicula> linutux78: why is php5-dg not woring?
[16:53] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: How'd it go?
[16:53] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Didn't work ^^"
[16:54] <linutux78> acicula : yes he didn't work or how i can test their
[16:54] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: What happened?  Did your network settings come up ok?  Were you able to ping out to either network?
[16:54] <jpmh> how do I write to /dev/sdb1 when this is the device that I have booted a live session from - it is a flash drive
[16:55] <acicula> dfcnvt_: well aside from netstat you can use fuser but you'll still have to kill the process to (eventually) kill the port
[16:55] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Nope. I couldn't get wireless! :D
[16:56] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Right now I'm doing this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202834
[16:56] <acicula> linutux78: what are you trying to achieve and what is not working?
[16:56] <linutux78> how can we test le PHP5 librari?
[16:56] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: I'd suggest you get your wireless up and running with a manual configuration.  Once you have that, then add the wired one.
[16:57] <gp5st1> linutux78: maybe #php would be better?
[16:57] <acicula> jpmh: if its a standard usb bootdisk you can probably access it under /media ?
[16:57] <MooshiMuushi> Trying right now :)
[16:57] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Trying right now :)
[16:57] <jpmh> acicula - that's what I expected but I do not see a /media there when I have booted that way
[16:58] <rob_p> MooshiMuushi: Ok.  Good luck with it.
[16:58] <linutux78> acicula : I reinstall all librairies wich name appache, and pear, and Php5
[16:58] <Raz0rsEdge> for wireless connection setup i would suggest ceni, it's a pitty that it doesn#t come with ubuntu
[16:58] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Thanks :D
[16:58] <jpmh> acicula - also I can not mount /dev/sdb1 I get a message that it is busy
[16:58] <acicula> jpmh: hmm mayme mount it manually?
[16:58] <acicula> what does cat /proc/mounts say (pastebin)
[16:58] <jpmh> acicula - as u c I tried that
[16:59] <acicula> guessing /dev/sdb1 is at the top?
[16:59] <linutux78> gp5st1 : i am redirect to salon overflow
[16:59] <gp5st1> gp5st1: login?
[16:59] <jpmh> acicula - what do you mean by at the top?
[17:00] <acicula> jpmh: in the list of /proc/mounts , but nvm that should probably still be initrd even with a bootstick
[17:00] <soicon> hi, I want a `ls -lR /var` (pastebin) in ubuntu Lucid Lynx right now, could you guys help me? [I made a big mistake : chown wrong user for the whole /var/ with chown -R option :(]
[17:01] <acicula> you want someone to pastebin the output of ls -lR on their machine?
[17:01] <kuro> sorry,but I'm not good at Linux Operating System
[17:01] <soicon> acicula : yes,
[17:02] <aL3x> this channel is a madhouse
[17:02] <jpmh> acixula - can't look right now - why does it make a difference if it is at the top of proc/mounts
[17:02] <soicon> acicula: could you help me?
[17:03] <acicula> soicon: sorry im not pasting the content of my /var
[17:04] <coafcv> hi. Nautilus' folder view doesn't update anymore if new files are placed in the viewed directory (I always have to refresh manually). how can I enable that again?
[17:04] <jitu> acicula, can u tell me what will be eqivalent data type for a{sv} in qt
[17:04] <acicula> a what?
[17:05] <acicula> jpmh: the top of /proc/mounts doesnt show when you type mount
[17:05] <acicula> or any mount point i think over which something else is mounted
[17:06] <jitu> acicula, dbus signature for array of key value pares
[17:06] <pagLIVR> I have a serious bug in u9.10, and it seems to only have been updated in 10.x. The problem is with mountall & FCKS during boot, where the FSCK will stop and mountall will take 100% cpu.  killing the mountall process allows fsck to continue on its merry way, after which I can run mountall and continue life as normal, but its a pain in the but =).  Does anyone know the best way around this?
[17:07] <acicula> jitu: dunno
[17:07] <pagLIVR> rather, a way without manual intervention
[17:08] <jpmh> acicula - I understand where you are going now- the problen with that I think is that this would be equvalent to my accessing / and the live CD seems to have set / to a pseudo disk that goes away when I shutdown - not sure how it works but that is how it seems from the testing I have done- I can edit a file, eg /test.fil and it is there until I shutdown
[17:08] <acicula> pagLIVR: does fsck finish? are there any errors in the log?
[17:09] <pagLIVR> once I kill mountall, fsck finishes correctly
[17:09] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Got it to work.
[17:09] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Now all I need is to add in the eth0.
[17:09] <pagLIVR>   345 ?        S      0:00 fsck -a -C10 -t ext4 /dev/disk/by-label/backuppc_pool
[17:09] <pagLIVR>   349 ?        S      0:54 fsck.ext4 -a -C10 /dev/sdb1
[17:09] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, Together with the wlan0.
[17:09] <pagLIVR> thats during the lockup
[17:09] <liam> hi all
[17:10] <pagLIVR>  333 root      20   0 12096  10m  660 R 70.8  1.2  40:54.71 mountall
[17:10] <pagLIVR> as is that
[17:10] <acicula> jpmh: iirc the system unpacks atboot a number of squashed filesystems giving you a live system which you can overlay with a writeable filesystem when using a usb stick. im guessing it has to mount the partition to access the squashed filesystems and hides it later somewhere
[17:10] <liam> im wondering if anone knows of any bandwith monitoring   tools
[17:10] <kezeb> hey three is something going on with my HDD after i defraged it, it's just spinning like crazy!!!!!!!!
[17:11] <jpmh> acicula - exactly-I think that is exactly what is happening - and that I suspect is why when  I try and mount /dev/sdb1 I get that it is busy
[17:11] <acicula> pagLIVR: whats is the actual cpu time and wait time, is it io busy or cpu busy?
[17:11] <rbhatta> kezeb: a quick qs.. is it possible to defrag in ubunut
[17:11] <acicula> jpmh: well its busy with something :)
[17:11] <MooshiMuushi> rob_p, brb.
[17:12] <rbhatta> i thought ext4 is different from ntfs/fat
[17:12] <pagLIVR> acicula: as far as I could tell, all cpu and no IO
[17:12] <intarnets> hey is it possible to set a max file size for a specific file?
[17:12] <jpmh> acicula: and given that it is busy it seems to me that I should be able to see and access it
[17:12] <Maahes> !ops Rebecca_HOt msg spam
[17:12] <gilaniali> Hello. If I install ubuntu on a PS3 using the alternative installation. Any software that is compatible with Ubuntu on Intel architecture  should work right?
[17:12] <Maahes> !ops Rebecca_HOt
[17:12] <Ulfalizer> is there some nice *nix utility for indexing file contents in specified directories for quick lookup (something quicker than a recursive grep)?
[17:12] <jpds> Maahes: Hi.
[17:12] <acicula> you can hide filesystems with pivoting and namespaces, maybe its using that
[17:12] <Maahes> hi jpds
[17:12] <liam> im thankfull for any help
[17:12] <acicula> jpmh: or at least something related to that
[17:13] <jpmh> acicula: so, now what?
[17:13] <pagLIVR> gilaniali: ps3 is powerPC based, I owuld assume you would need to find ports
[17:13] <LjL> jpds: i can confirm Rebecca_HOt spams on join
[17:13] <Maahes> jpds: if you're an op, as soon as I joined chan: Maahes I am a hot girl, come to my page and click on the red to see me on cam http://lulisoftcrm.blogspot.com
[17:13] <Maahes> from Rebecca_HOt
[17:13] <liam> im wondering if anone knows of any bandwith monitoring   tools
[17:14] <elb0w> home or business use?
[17:14] <phanindra> i have added the line "36 21   * * *   root	nautilus" in the file /etc/crontab. But nothing happend at 9:36 pm. What could be the mistake??
[17:15] <gilaniali> pagLIVR: but shouldnt software be just concerned with the Operating System?
[17:15] <phanindra> i have added the line "36 21   * * *   root	nautilus" in the file /etc/crontab. But nothing happend at 9:36 pm. What could be the mistake??
[17:15] <liam> elbOw home use
[17:16] <pagLIVR> gilaniali: not necessarily - I think you can probably compile a lot of it
[17:16] <llutz> phanindra: you have to set x-authority  etc for root to use a running x-session of different user. also use full pathes to binaries when calling them from cron
[17:17] <MopperWhite>   taiqeyjng
[17:17] <gilaniali> pagLIVR: so I wouldnt be able to use apt-get?
[17:18] <pagLIVR> gilaniali: not sure, I just remember issues way back when trying to compile stuff to my PPC mac
[17:18] <phanindra> llutz, how can i set x-authority etc for root? could tou please help me
[17:18] <MopperWhite> 太强了
[17:19] <llutz> phanindra: look at http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1125752.html
[17:19] <IdleOne> !cn | MopperWhite
[17:20] <MopperWhite> 太强了！ipod上irc
[17:22] <gp5st1> anyone know if you can use a serial cable to export a serial console?
[17:24] <quas> Hey all.  Xen3.2 on Ubuntu 8.04.  Trying to use SAN storage for my VMs, and having problems.  Using a Dell MD3000i iscsi array, and have open-iscsi set to give me drives.  Now, I have a drive available in /dev/mapper/ care of multipath, but when I boot the vm, the vm never finds the root file system, which I have set in the cfg for the vm as phy:/dev/mapper/mpath1.  What am I missing, or are there better alternatives?
[17:26] <jtr> hi
[17:26] <jtr> hello
[17:26] <c3l> !hi | jtr
[17:26] <beagleburt> G'day from New Zealand everyone! It is 5:20am local & the sparrows have just started singing. I have been up all night battling with DVD playback : OS: Ubuntu 10:04 Lucid Lynx; LG Multi DVD (Burn/Play); have tried Movie Player; VLC: & Kaffiene; DISK PLAYS OK IN DEDICATED TV?DVD PLAYER...any advice gratefully accepted! (BTW i am slightly disabled, so reply's may be slow...)
[17:27] <jtr> chinese?
[17:27] <ikonia> !dvd | beagleburt
[17:27] <c3l> !ch | jtr
[17:27] <susanowo> good morning all
[17:27] <azertyuio> hi
[17:27] <JoeMaverickSett> !cn | jtr
[17:28] <azertyuio> i got this thing  http://img101.imageshack.us/f/capturepts.png/
[17:28] <rebuntu> nick
[17:28] <beagleburt> ikonia - TKU will check em out. 'bye, 'bye 4 now.
[17:28] <azertyuio> when i put the task barrre in transparent
[17:29] <azertyuio> how to have unique color ?
[17:29] <ricardol> hi everyone, someone knows if dpkg-buildpackage has been dropped from lucid?
[17:29] <Pici> azertyuio: Change it from transparent to a specific color.  That looks like you're looking through to what your wallpaper is currently.
[17:30] <lancel> is there way to get xorg.conf back? i deleted it and forgot backup it
[17:30] <susanowo> lancel: did you delete it with rm?
[17:30] <susanowo> if not, check .trash in your home director
[17:30] <susanowo> y
[17:30] <lancel> yes, mut a few days ago
[17:31] <susanowo> oh.
[17:31] <antonio_> hi everybody! I've got a printing problem. A print job was aborted because of no more paper, and now i can't print anything (every printing job goes into "suspended")
[17:31] <susanowo> you could generate a new config
[17:31] <lancel> suanowo, how?
[17:31] <susanowo> do you have an nvidia card?
[17:31] <lancel> ati
[17:31] <susanowo> hm
[17:32] <stealth_> Hey people, whats the best tiling window manager for GNOME?
[17:32] <juk_> !best | stealth_
[17:32] <c3l> stealth_: I like dwm. I run gnome too, but its not supported by gnome.
[17:32] <kombucha_> How can I tell which TTY I am running X on, from inside my X session?
[17:33] <gp5st1> i've used rat poison, but not in gnome stealth_
[17:33] <antonio_> hi everybody! I've got a printing problem. A print job was aborted because of no more paper, and now i can't print anything else ù(every printing job goes into "suspended")
[17:33] <azertyuio>  yes Pici
[17:33] <susanowo> stealth_: from within gnome?
[17:33] <stealth_> juk_, I am looking for reccomendations here..
[17:33] <azertyuio> just only on lucid i got this problem
[17:33] <azertyuio> before it was fine
[17:33] <susanowo> I would suggest awesome.
[17:33] <kombucha_> "printing problem" is redundant, innit?
[17:33] <azertyuio> do you get what i mean ? Pici
[17:33] <susanowo> But awesome is too much of a pain to maintain.
[17:33] <stealth_> susanowo, looking for something thats fairly easy and nice
[17:34] <juk_> stealth_: openbox
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> antonio_:  use the lpq command or the cups web interface to remove the job perhaps. or
[17:34] <susanowo> openbox is very nice.
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> perhaps restart/resend the job
[17:34] <susanowo> I use it on my laptop.
[17:34] <c3l> juk_: thats not tiling..
[17:34] <Pici> azertyuio: No. I don't understand.  You changed it to transparent, but you don't want that.  So change it back?
[17:34] <stealth_> juk_, I will give it a go mate, anyhting will do at the moment
[17:34] <antonio_> Dr_Willis, how can i go into "cups web interface"?
[17:34] <susanowo> wmii
[17:34] <stealth_> Anyway, brb, dinner
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> antonio_:  cups homepage  docs. :) http://localhost:631
[17:35] <antonio_> thanks! i'll try it
[17:35] <azertyuio> i try to rexplain you
[17:35] <azertyuio> http://img101.imageshack.us/f/capturepts.png/
[17:35] <azertyuio> this is my gnome toolbar http://img101.imageshack.us/f/capturepts.png/ on the top
[17:35] <keith_> hello everyone
[17:35] <lint> can someone tell me why i can't install xchat from the repos?
[17:35] <azertyuio> as you  can see the " blue " part is my wallpaper
[17:36] <lint> im getting a 404 error
[17:36] <vishwa> cat /home/vishy/.irssi/nicklistfifo
[17:36] <keith_> anyone try useing ubuntu on 333 mhz mechine?
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> lint:  server may be down, or updateing or somthing.
[17:36] <mfkso520> 有人么
[17:36] <ricardol> noone knows if dpkg-build has been dropped from lucid?
[17:36] <ricardol> sorry, dpkg-buildpackage
[17:36] <c3l> !cn | mfkso520
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  i installed it once on a 100mhz machine.. took a few hrs..
[17:37] <azertyuio> after doing right click => proprieties => background => unie couleur to transparent
[17:37] <llutz> !info dpkg-dev
[17:37] <mfkso520> ho ``` english .....
[17:37] <llutz> ricardol: still there
[17:37] <keith_> im try a laptop 333mhz  you think it take 3 hours?
[17:37] <azertyuio> before when i was in 9.10 i never had this problem
[17:37] <IdleOne> ricardol: dpkg -b
[17:37] <gp5st1> anyone know if i can "fake" the kernel into thinking a usb port is a serial port?
[17:37] <antonio_> Dr_Willis, i deleted all jobs, but if i try to print sompething the new printing job goes into "penting" mode
[17:37] <IdleOne> ricardol: man dpkg
[17:37] <acicula> keith_: heu or longer
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  proberly.  Ram may be a bigger limit
[17:37] <acicula> keith_: its the memory thats the biggest issue
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> antonio_:  make sure the printer is not paused.
[17:37] <azertyuio> but now i got one part in black and the other one in blue
[17:37] <azertyuio> what i have to do ?
[17:37] <Pici> azertyuio: Whats the actual question? Are you asking why its blue? Or why the rest of the bar isn't transparent?
[17:38] <llutz> !find dpkg-buildpackage
[17:38] <keith_> yep i have 128 init
[17:38] <pagLIVR> acicula: it looks like it's a bug they arent going to fix in 9.10... =(
[17:38] <llutz> ricardol: see ubottu
[17:38] <keith_> prob do the low mem
[17:38] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  you may want to be using some micro-linux in that thing.
[17:38] <azertyuio> i simply want the whole part in blue
[17:38] <acicula> keith_: yeah anything beyond a basic install without graphics is going to be very very slow
[17:38] <antonio_> Dr_Willis, yes it is paused :D so what can i do?
[17:38] <keith_> what like pup
[17:38] <acicula> pagLIVR: eh what bug again?
[17:38] <pagLIVR> the mountall bug
[17:38] <azertyuio> not black in one side and blue in middle and black in end like you see on this link http://img101.imageshack.us/f/capturepts.png/
[17:38] <Dr_Willis> antonio_:  unpause it...
[17:38] <azertyuio> what i have to do ?
[17:38] <antonio_> ok i resumed the printer, now it works :D thanks
[17:38] <acicula> oh, well is upgrading an option?
[17:39] <keith_> puppy linux
[17:39] <keith_> or dsl
[17:39] <pagLIVR> acicula: gonna make a snapshot and try it
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> antonio_:  it proberly said paused/offline somewhere in the gnome cups interface also
[17:39] <azertyuio> do you get now ? Pici
[17:39] <Pici> azertyuio: It looks like those panel applets don't provide any alpha transparency themselves.
[17:39] <keith_> but dls dont fine the momitor
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  or tiny core linux..
[17:39] <keith_> tiny
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> 10mb disrto. :)
[17:39] <azertyuio> in 9.10 everything was fine
[17:39] <keith_> hmm didnt think of thatone
[17:39] <azertyuio> i just only got this problem
[17:40] <azertyuio> in lucid
[17:40] <keith_> you know what the mim mem used on tiny?
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  its the micro disrto i use mainly these days instead of Puppy/Dsl/others
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  no idea.  It cant be any higher then ubuntu. :)
[17:40] <keith_> good point
[17:41] <Dr_Willis> keith_:  plus its not to hard to install.
[17:41] <ne7work> hello all, how to make this command sudo shutdown -r 05:00 run at startup as root?
[17:41] <keith_> that good
[17:41] <eepica> Hi
[17:41] <keith_> ihave uesed ubuntu for years now
[17:41] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  /etc/rc.local is one way
[17:41] <Pici> azertyuio: Likely some feature was introduced that disabled transparency for those applets.  It looks like someone here provided a fix: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/05/fix-transparent-vertical-and-large.html
[17:41] <i9t7io[> #ubuntu-ru
[17:42] <keith_> ill look it up tiny core
[17:42] <azertyuio> thanks a lot Pici let me check this :)
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  add the command to /etc/rc.local if you want it to run at every bootup.
[17:42] <MooshiMuushi> Is anyone here good with /etc/network/interfaces?
[17:42] <MooshiMuushi> I need someone to check my settings :)
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  i cant imagine why you want to do that.. but thats one way
[17:43] <susanowo> MooshiMushi: what kind of interface are you using?
[17:43] <susanowo> wired? wireless?
[17:43] <keith_> hey dr willis thanks
[17:43] <susanowo> if wireless, what card?
[17:43] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Both.
[17:43] <AnxiousNut> ne7work, you can add it to startup applications under preferences, BUT you'll have to add the command shutdown in the sudoers file if you dont want it to ask for password
[17:43] <ne7work> Dr_Willis what i need to write on /etc/rc.local ?
[17:43] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  the command you want to run.. befor the 'exit' statement...
[17:43] <beagleburt> ikonia: TKU for suggestions but my DVD playing problems are NOT to do with formats NOR CSS. "Movie Player" - ('Totem'?) - is so completely buggy that it is unusable; 'Kaffiene' does not get past the 2x anti-pirating video segments + a copyright message - then the movie title dissappears from the taskbar & black screen; 'VLC' gets to same position & black screen (noticed it was "Buffer = 0" for a few seconds, then nothing.) I look
[17:43] <Wavesonics|Work> i have a 2nd hard drive that gets mounted as /media/DATA, but I need it to auto-mount on boot, besides an fstab entry, how can i do this?
[17:43] <beagleburt> ed at "/var/log/syslog" & it had:
[17:44] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:  and the reason for No fstab entry is?
[17:44] <ne7work> Dr_Willis when I edit this file /etc/rc.local I need to reboot the system to work the sudo shutdown -r 05:00 or what?
[17:44] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, So...can you check out my settings?
[17:44] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:  add a mount command in rc.local.. but thats worse idea then a fstab entry
[17:44] <susanowo> Sure
[17:44] <beagleburt> hmmm? can't seem to paste in log excerpt?
[17:44] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  rc.local gets ran at boot time.. so yes...
[17:44] <juk_> Why xorg ignores setting, I set them to 75 but screen flickering, then I have to set it in NVIDIA X Server Settings, after each X restart
[17:44] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Thanks.
[17:45] <ikonia> beagleburt: that process works fine for pretty much every ubuntu user out there, so you have 3 choices, 1.) your DVD is broke 2.) your PC hardware has an issue 3.) your ubuntu install (applications) have a problem
[17:45] <Wavesonics|Work> Dr_Willis, *shrug* it cleared has some info some where alerady since I can just click on it and it mounts right? I just want what ever system is doing that to do it on boot
[17:45] <Wavesonics|Work> *clearly
[17:45] <IdleOne> !paste | beagleburt
[17:45] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:  its mounting on access.. thats not the same as mounting on boot... want it to mount on boot.. You use fstab.
[17:45] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Sent it to you already.
[17:45] <Wavesonics|Work> Dr_Willis, ah ok, thanks
[17:45] <susanowo> k
[17:45] <susanowo> I see it
[17:45] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:  fstab = it will be mounted befor you even login, and even if you dont login.
[17:45] <susanowo> are you having issues?
[17:45] <juk_> Why xorg ignores setting, I set them to 75 but after X restart screen flickering at 65, then I have to set it in NVIDIA X Server Settings
[17:46] <Wavesonics|Work> Dr_Willis, got ya
[17:46] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Yes.
[17:46] <ne7work> Dr_Willis Can I write in /etc/rc.local just shutdown -r 05:00 without sudo before the command?
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  no sudo is needed
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  its ran by the SYSTEM anyway, not a user.
[17:46] <susanowo> hmm
[17:46] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, I use a program called PMS (PS3 Media Server) to stream videos to the PS3, but for some reason, it can't locate the PS3.
[17:46] <Nemorense> I have a problem with my menu. It just dissapears. Any ideas?
[17:46] <beagleburt> ikonia: t.a. hmmm? sounds problematical! will hack away at it!
[17:46] <ne7work> Dr_Willis okay I need to try that now :) I reboot my virtual machine now I host my weblog on this Virtual Machine :)
[17:46] <Wavesonics|Work> Dr_Willis, how can I see what dev it actually is?
[17:46] <andrea_> \server #oltreirc
[17:47] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, When I ping the PS3's IP address. I get response.
[17:47] <beagleburt> IdleOne: TKU
[17:47] <lint> is it possible to turn .rpm files into .deb files?
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:   use the UUID is the best way not the /dev/sdXXX entry
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> !uuid
[17:47] <ikonia> lint: stongly advisable that you don't try
[17:47] <Pici> !alien | lint
[17:47] <susanowo> Hmm
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> lint:  its possible.. its also possible it can break the system
[17:47] <andrea_> \server irc.oltreirc.net
[17:47] <andrea_> \server #irc.oltreirc.net
[17:47] <ne7work> Dr_Willis really thanks man :)
[17:47] <ikonia> lint: rpms are made for different distro with different dependencies
[17:47] <lint> ah. ok. nm then.
[17:47] <ikonia> andrea_: please stop
[17:47] <Pici> andrea_: /server not \server
[17:47] <susanowo> have you reconfigured the PS3?
[17:47] <juk_> Why xorg ignores setting, I set them to 75 but after X restart screen flickering at 65, then I have to set it in NVIDIA X Server Settings, bug reported #654408
[17:48] <IdleOne> lint: you can change your source servers in Software Sources if you are having problems with the current mirror
[17:48] <Dr_Willis> juk_:  you did run nvidia-settings as root, and saved the xorg.conf ?
[17:48] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Yes. PS3's IP Address: 223.0.0.2 Default Router: 223.0.0.1
[17:48] <ikonia> juk_: xorg doesn't ignore settings, make sure your settings are in a valid /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[17:48] <Dr_Willis> juk_:  also a USER can have their own nvidia-settings 'configs' that can override some of the default/xorg.conf settings
[17:48] <sayle0102> howto install driver card Nvidia gf2 MX400
[17:49] <Dr_Willis> sayle0102:  see if its mentined in the 'hardware drivers' tool. or run 'gksudo jockey-gtk' and see if they are mentiuoned.
[17:50] <Wavesonics|Work> Dr_Willis, not quite sure what to put for the mount options, so far I have: UUID=180A2DCD0A2DA8A8	     /media/DATA     ntfs
[17:50] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Any ideas?
[17:50] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs-3g | Wavesonics|Work
[17:50] <susanowo> I think it may be with the PS3, rather than your computer.
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:  since you Now tell me its ntfs.. :) try installing/runnign the ntfs-config tool
[17:51] <Wavesonics|Work> Dr_Willis, hehe ok
[17:51] <susanowo> I've had dozens of network issues with the PS3, spanning from it not registering on media servers to it shutting my entire wireless network down when connecting.
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics|Work:  i always set up my ntfs on install :)
[17:51] <dPix> hi
[17:51] <pagLIVR> my ps3 collects dust very well =(
[17:52] <pagLIVR> as an aside, did they ever release proper graphics drivers for linux on ps3?
[17:52] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, How did you fix the problem with the media server not registering?
[17:52] <juk> Dr_Willis: sure, i did 75, after restart back to 60 and flickering
[17:53] <Fanshawe> I can't get alarms in Evolution working. Is this some sort of bug?
[17:53] <juk> Dr_Willis: and i dont see xorg.conf under home
[17:53] <susanowo> I ended up looking for a new media server program
[17:53] <MooshiMuushi> pagLIVR, Nope. Sony down-graded the PS3. Throwing out the "Other OS".
[17:54] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Oh?
[17:54] <Noldorin> could anyone recommend a good reST editor for ubuntu?
[17:54] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Did you find one as good as PS3 Media Server for Ubuntu?
[17:54] <pagLIVR> yeah, was aware, but I guess it v=never got acceleration then... thats very very sony though
[17:54] <susanowo> MooshiMuushi, have you tried running a media server for the PS3 for windows through wine?
[17:54] <Nikkk> Hello, can anyone plz help with the this. I forgot root password that I've created during the installation. How do i retrieve it ??
[17:54] <MooshiMuushi> Noldorin, reST?
[17:54] <susanowo> Nikkk: for what reason do you need your root pass?
[17:55] <Noldorin> MooshiMuushi, reStructuredText
[17:55] <Pici> Nikkk: You didn't set one during the install.
[17:55] <Pici> !sudo | Nikkk
[17:55] <sda1986> hi all, can i tell to my ubuntu, "when you lock the screen, turn off the monitor"? thanks!
[17:56] <susanowo> sda1986: on a laptop or a desktop
[17:56] <sda1986> both
[17:56] <MooshiMuushi> Noldorin, Yes.
[17:56] <susanowo> yes, you can.
[17:56] <MooshiMuushi> Noldorin, Give me a second.
[17:56] <Pici> !who
[17:56] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Giv eme a seond.
[17:56] <susanowo> k
[17:56] <Noldorin> MooshiMuushi, sure.
[17:57] <susanowo> I'm trying to setup my server anyways
[17:57] <sda1986> susanowo: how?
[17:57] <MooshiMuushi> Noldorin, sudo apt-get install geany
[17:57] <MooshiMuushi> Noldorin, That's the one you're looking for! (I think)
[17:58] <juk> Dr_Willis: What I'd do, how can I help developers?
[17:58] <susanowo> sda1986: xset dpms force off
[17:58] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Yes. PS3 Media Server. There's also a Ubuntu Version.
[17:58] <susanowo> hm
[17:58] <ugliefrog> anyonehere using xchat know how the add on...sends desktop notifications to notification daemon works or can be configured
[17:58] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, I found that PS3 Media Server was the best video streaming program there is :D
[17:59] <susanowo> MooshiMuushi, are the ports you are trying to use open on your router?
[17:59] <MooshiMuushi> ugliefrog, I'm using it right now, but I have no idea what you just said :D
[17:59] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Ooh. Now that I haven't checked.
[17:59] <Noldorin> MooshiMuushi, thanks, i'll give it a go :)
[17:59] <susanowo> sda1986: are you intending to write a script to do that?
[18:00] <MooshiMuushi> Noldorin, Hope it was what you were looking for.
[18:00] <ugliefrog> MooshiMuushi, lol :) im trying to figure it out
[18:00] <sda1986> susanowo: yes sir
[18:01] <susanowo> sda1986: let me write one up real quick
[18:01] <Broman> ps3 media server rocks I only have probs whith some mkv files
[18:01] <nishttal2> how do I un-encrypt my home folder
[18:01] <susanowo> what is encrypted with?
[18:01] <qwam> How do I change the driver that wlan0 uses?
[18:01] <MooshiMuushi> Broman, YES! IT IS AWESOME! But I have a problem with it.
[18:02] <acicula> !ecryptfs
[18:02] <nishttal2> during Ubuntu installation.. i chose the encrypted home directory option
[18:02] <acicula> nishttal2: you need your login password and the passphrase
[18:02] <juk> qwam: rmmod?
[18:02] <Noldorin> MooshiMuushi, thanks. it should do the job as a reST editor. not sure it has a preview window thogh
[18:02] <seedking> so i was installed reason propellerhead wich are a music program, but had problems copying the soundbanks i used crossover how do i make the sound banks write able ? i tryed change permission on the dvd but said i wasent allowed to change permission
[18:03] <nishttal2> acicula, where?
[18:03] <agentgasmask> Hi guys. I seem to be having some issues connecting to websites... intermitanly, of course! ;) Take www.faunos.com. It will just sit there and say "waiting for www.faunos.com". I'll wait, kill it, try again, and then it works. any ideas?
[18:03] <susanowo> sda1986: do you want a script so that whenever you lock it, it turns off the screen? or do you want a script that both locks and turns off the screen at the same time?
[18:03] <acicula> nishttal2: to decrypt your home, your password is your login pasword, and the passphrase you should have saved somewhere
[18:03] <agentgasmask> I'm using elinks by the way.
[18:03] <qwam> juk: That will remove the module, but how do I then tell wlan0 to use the (loaded) module I want it to?
[18:03] <seedking> hmm sorry didnt know what happend there
[18:04] <acicula> nishttal2: what did you change that you cant access your encrytped home directory anymore?
[18:04] <nishttal2> acicula, i am logged in and can access my files..
[18:04] <acicula> nishttal2: yeah i understand
[18:04] <nishttal2> question is I want to disable encryption
[18:04] <nishttal2> as some programs are not working
[18:04] <seedking> how can i change permissions on a dvd ?
[18:04] <seedking> if files need it
[18:04] <sda1986> susanowo: hehe, i dunno! At the end for me the result is the same, i think it's easyer turn it off and lock than if lock turn it off
[18:05] <acicula> nishttal2: ok so your encryption is working but you want to stop using the encryption?
[18:05] <juk> qwam: insmod
[18:05] <nishttal2> acicula, yes
[18:06] <qwam> Juk: Will that make sure that the module goes to the interface?
[18:06] <qwam> (the module is already there in lsmod)
[18:06] <acicula> nishttal2: well you will have to copy all the files to a place outside your home directory, disable encryption and remove the encrypted files and then copy your files back
[18:06] <Guest81533> well... i got everything setup on my machine and samba and all was running great... modified fstab to automount the two drives i needed mounted... then reboot and i get /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /fileserver (mount point) busy.. according to mtab /dev/sdb1 is mounted on /
[18:06] <Guest81533> what might be the problem?
[18:06] <susanowo> sda1986: http://dpaste.com/252991/
[18:06] <susanowo> try that.
[18:06] <nishttal2> acicula, so how do I disable
[18:07] <juk> qwam: im not sure
[18:07] <susanowo> you know how to use a script, right?
[18:07] <susanowo> lol
[18:07] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, It's on LAN. Opening it up is not the problem.
[18:07] <acicula> nishttal2: nishttal2 im checkking into that
[18:07] <susanowo> Hmm.
[18:07] <spectre> Can someone call themselves a computer geek if they only use windows or macos?
[18:07] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, Is there a code to allow a port?
[18:07] <Guest81533> well... i got everything setup on my machine and samba and all was running great... modified fstab to automount the two drives i needed mounted... then reboot and i get /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /fileserver (mount point) busy.. according to mtab /dev/sdb1 is mounted on / ... what might be the problem?
[18:08] <sda1986> susanowo: great; two question 1. Why clear? 2. If i wanted to say if that event happen do that how i had to do?
[18:08] <susanowo> 1. Clear out of habit for having a clean terminal lol.
[18:08] <snowrichard> udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured, then goes to a shell initramfs prompt gave up waiting for root device
[18:09] <rooks> i have cups in school, that handles many printers, is there a way to auto connect to that cups server from my cups on my laptop, so all printers will be autodetected?
[18:09] <Plimmer> I have one disk I dont care about the content of. My problem is that it wont ever stop running fsck on it. I will let it run it's course, reboot the machine and then it will start all over again. Like I said, I dont care at all about the data on it. I just want to be able to use the storage again.
[18:09] <snowrichard> /dev/sda1 which is the root filesystem does not exist
[18:09] <susanowo> Does it lock when you close the laptop?
[18:10] <acicula> nishttal2: it seems removing the .Private and .ecryptfs directory from your home directory may do the trick. WARNING. .Private contains your data, so back it up to another place before hand. also the ecryptfs system uses the /home/<youruser> mount point so you have to be logged out for it to be unmounted
[18:10] <susanowo> MooshiMuushi: I will install pms and check it out
[18:10] <Bipul> Any one used gyachi ?
[18:10] <acicula> nishttal2: again .Private and .ecryptfs under your real home directory, not the one you see when you are logged in
[18:11] <acicula> nishttal2: http://virtually-a-machine.blogspot.com/2010/08/howto-disable-ecryptfs.html this also explains how you can disable it and keep an encrypted directory
[18:11] <acicula> nishttal2: mind you it seems odd that programs are affected by the encryption, unless they lock up due to heavy io like a database?
[18:11] <Bipul> Have any one used gyachi
[18:12] <AbhiJit> no
[18:12] <AbhiJit> :P
[18:12] <MooshiMuushi> susanowo, You don't need to :D Do you even need it?
[18:12] <susanowo> I could probably use it
[18:12] <susanowo> I have my ps3 right across from me right now
[18:12] <IdleOne> AbhiJit: be helpful
[18:12] <AbhiJit> IdleOne, sure! :)
[18:13] <soji> Hi guy's I'm looking for help using wine
[18:13] <susanowo> soji: have you tried the wine irc?
[18:14] <IdleOne> soji: #winehq is the channel for wine
[18:14] <Plimmer> So.. Stop fsck from locking down my disk, anyone? :)
[18:14] <soji> very new to ubuntu
[18:14] <soji> what's wine irc?
[18:14] <susanowo> Plimmer: is there something wrong with your FS?
[18:14] <IdleOne> soji: the wine irc channel
[18:14] <soji> wine hq
[18:14] <soji> thanks
[18:14] <AbhiJit> soji, type /j #winehq
[18:14] <Plimmer> susanowo, I doubt it.. I reformatted it
[18:15] <susanowo> And fsck is refusing to let you boot?
[18:15] <Plimmer> It's not my boot disk
[18:15] <susanowo> Ah.
[18:15] <susanowo> Have you tried to manually mount it?
[18:15] <Plimmer> 1,5tb of storage
[18:15] <Plimmer> Yeah
[18:15] <Plimmer> It wont let me do it
[18:15] <susanowo> Have you tried doing it as root?
[18:16] <Plimmer> I've sudo'ed it
[18:16] <susanowo> Hm.
[18:16] <Plimmer> It's on ubuntu server bt
[18:16] <Plimmer> w
[18:16] <Plimmer> So only cli
[18:16] <susanowo> What does fsck say?
[18:16] <Plimmer> When I pgreb it it gives me two numbers
[18:17] <Plimmer> 225 257
[18:17] <Plimmer> no..
[18:17] <Plimmer> 445 457
[18:17] <MrRoboto> would a pentium 700 mhz be enough to build a nas backup server?
[18:17] <Plimmer> MrRoboto, yes, but not very energy efficient
[18:17] <sda1986> susanowo: it doens't work if i put it on keyword shortcut! :(
[18:17] <c3l> what is the document viewer called, how do I launch it from cli?
[18:18] <juk> c3l: evince
[18:18] <c3l> juk: ty
[18:18] <MrRoboto> would there by any way for my other pc to switch it on when it wants to do the backup?
[18:18] <juk> c3l: openoffice.org
[18:18] <Bipul> how long shoud i wait for my question  :(
[18:18] <susanowo> sda1986: what did you do?
[18:18] <c3l> juk: just the viewer, pdf and stuff
[18:18] <juk> !patience | Bipul:
[18:18] <susanowo> did you put it in /usr/bin?
[18:19] <ph0n7r1c> i have a toshiba laptop and the battery status dones show
[18:19] <ph0n7r1c> i have a toshiba laptop and the battery status doesnt show
[18:19] <amanita_> Anyoune using Energy XT music software for linux here?
[18:19] <sda1986> susanowo: i make a file lock-off.sh, with the script, then i opened keyboard shortcut on control panel, and i add a new shortcut
[18:19] <ph0n7r1c> any help on it
[18:19] <susanowo> ah
[18:19] <TuGa> hi
[18:19] <io> !ask | amanita_
[18:19] <sda1986> susanowo: it works if it start from console
[18:19] <acicula> MrRoboto: Wake on lan
[18:20] <MooshiMuushi> Gtg, Laters.
[18:20] <amanita_> Anyoune using Energy XT music software for linux here and have choppy/crackling sound?
[18:20] <TuGa> i have ubuntu 10.10 x64 desktop on and can not start x11vnc server from a remote ssh shell, what can i do to solve this?
[18:20] <acicula> TuGa: best asked in #ubuntu+1
[18:21] <mdmkolbe> For some reason whenever I login the screen resolution changes from the native resolution of the screen to a low resolution.  This just started.  How do I fix it?
[18:22] <sda1986> susanowo: solved "gnome-terminal -x ~/script/lock-off.sh"
[18:22] <juk> mdmkolbe: 10.10?
[18:22] <mdmkolbe> juk: how do I check?
[18:22] <juk> mdmkolbe: no i mean you under 10.10
[18:23] <pontifex> wheee thanks jussi
[18:23] <susanowo> sda1986: good
[18:23] <sda1986> susanowo: it isn't a pretty solution but it works right now, do you think there is a better solution?
[18:23] <susanowo> sda1986: I'm sure there's a better way to automate it
[18:23] <susanowo> maybe with python or c
[18:23] <window> .gu
[18:24] <mdmkolbe> juk: I think I'm on 10.04 (installed a while ago), but I've updated regularly
[18:24] <sda1986> susanowo: true python, i'll take a look soon, there is no reason to keep a monitor on while it has a black screen, save energy isn't something stupid
[18:24] <mdmkolbe> juk: by updated I mean with the update applet, I haven't explicitly upgraded to 10.10
[18:25] <TuGa> acicula, any reason in particular?
[18:25] <juk> mdmkolbe: got it, coz I have issue after upgrade with nvidia
[18:25] <mdmkolbe> this all started after I turned my resolution down for displaying on a projector (I'm using the nvidea display applet)
[18:25] <Kurdistan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/505833/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/505845/  . I have problem with my fan. even when the temperature is low and I am doing nothing after upstart it is full speed
[18:26] <MooshiMuushi> Broman, Screw it. Back :)
[18:27] <mdmkolbe> juk: you've given me an idea.  biab
[18:27] <acicula> TuGa: #ubuntu+1 is for support on the unreleased beta versions of ubuntu, and explicitly not supported in #ubuntu
[18:28] <juk> mdmkolbe: really?
[18:28] <mdmkolbe> juk: I've fixed it.  (You gave me the idea.)  Instead of changing the resolution in the NVidea applet, I changed it in the generic applet.  Maybe it will work for you?
[18:29] <juk> mdmkolbe: what applets are you refering to?
[18:29] <Robert__> histo: Sorry, I lost my transcript of our earlier exchange re: changing the location of user "lisa" home folder to be /media/Storage. How do I do this now that i am logged in as a separate user account ("robert")? Because when I do sudo usermod -d -m /media/Storage lisa, that doesn't seem to work, to my knowledge
[18:30] <mdmkolbe> juk: (By generic applet I mean when you click System->Preferences->Monitors a window comes up asking if I want to use the vendor (Nvidea) applet or the generic applet.  I've been trying to set resolution in the nvidea applet which didn't work.  But setting it in the generic applet fixed it.)
[18:31] <acicula> mdmkolbe: may be coupled to the driver that is loaded, since you use nvidia you can use either the open source or nvidia's own proprietary driver
[18:32] <popcalent> hello
[18:32] <ahmet> hello
[18:32] <ahmet> türk var mı?
[18:32] <Bill_> Is there anyone out here who is helpful to a noob?  Lol
[18:32] <ahmet> veya kürd
[18:32] <Bipul> i said any one here who have used gyachi ?
[18:32] <Kurdistan> ahmet I am kurd
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> !manual | Bill_
[18:33] <djomgg> kurd :)
[18:33] <wam> Hi, can I somehow apply changes in /etc/security/limits.conf without rebooting the machine?
[18:33] <acicula> !tr
[18:33] <IdleOne> Bipul: ask your next question. you know, the one you really want answered
[18:33] <djomgg> im somalilander  :)
[18:34] <djomgg> 10 10 10
[18:34] <Bipul> i really wants to know why my voice on gyachi is not working
[18:34] <acicula> i think that was tr anyway, free free to correct that
[18:34] <theshadow> Anyone have a solution for Empathy not remembering that I denied a subscription request? Also reported here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1513818
[18:34] <acicula> Bipul: microphone not working properly?
[18:34] <popcalent> does somebody know if it's possible to clone a 32GB HD into a 16GB pendrive with DD? I'm only using about 5GB in the 32GB HD. I would like to have a bootable pendrive with exactly the same I have in my HD. But I need to know if it's possible to clone 32GB>16GB before buying the pendrive. Thanks!
[18:35] <Bipul> i am using gyachi which i have have downloded from synpatic manager but in chat room pop up of voice option is not working
[18:35] <susanowo> popcalent: you could image the 32GB HD
[18:35] <Bill_> ok that is not the issue, I am familiar with some issues what I am having trouble with is trying to install Ubuntu Server I386 version 10.04 onto an older Dell PE6450 Server. I keep getting CD rom issues, cant read files, Checksum Error's, I've verified the media, I verified the Bios, and swapped out the Drive to ensure it wanst bad.. ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN ABLE TO SUCESSFULLY INSTALL ON A DELL PE6450????
[18:35] <acicula> !caps
[18:36] <popcalent> susanowo: but can I do this into a 16GB pendrive?
[18:36] <gbgbgbg_> Hey all, how do I send a popup notification from bash? Like on that will turn into a balloon on the panel?
[18:36] <acicula> Bill_: media check as in boot-> check disc or?
[18:36] <Bipul> acicula,  no  my head phone and mic is ok problem with ubuntu
[18:36] <jcmuller> @gbgbgbg_ man notify-send
[18:36] <erUSUL> popcalent: if you do not mind compressing the image produced by dd ...
[18:37] <acicula> Bipul: i mean have you tested that your micrphone works with other programs, and then make sure gyachi is using the right sound input under its settings?
[18:37] <corpsegrindr> Hi, im having a problem with local file transfers. Every time i connect to my media server, after a few seconds i lose my connection to the internet. I have checked all of my logs and I do not see any error outputs as to why i am losing the connection. Any ideas?
[18:37] <popcalent> erUSUL: what I want is to be able to boot from the pendrive and have exactly the same I have in my HD (only 16GB instead of 32GB)
[18:37] <susanowo> farewell all
[18:37] <Bill_> Yes during the install it stated the media was corrupt, I run a check and it reports a bad checksum 5 error, I reburn the media and same thing I choose diferent version of server install 10.10 and 10.04 and both fail to install with same error...
[18:38] <krat0s> Hello anyone know a decent wifi card for a desktop that will like work out of the box?
[18:38] <mast`> Does anyone know the scrobbling address for last.fm that I need for the Rhythmbox plugin? I changed the default to try Libre.fm but now I want to go back to Last.fm and can't find their scrobbling address anywhere :/
[18:38] <erUSUL> popcalent: use another tool ( clonezilla fsarchiver partimage? ) or shrink the original partition with gparted and then dd it
[18:38] <acicula> popcalent: i doubt ext4 can recover from missing half its filesystem, but its worth a shot i suppose, though its not a given there is no real data in the last 16GB
[18:38] <juk> what was your name on m, you just suggested me to you monitors instead of nvidia tool, thanks you, Im going to drop bug report
[18:39] <Bill_> it goes through 99% install then reads the Pools files and then bounces me stating it cant read from the media..
[18:39] <acicula> so yeah, shrink it and clone it like erUSUL sugggest or just reisntall and copy over relevant data?
[18:39] <horseatingweeds> I'm having trouble understanding what 'mount' means. I know it means you're -adding a file system to the operating systems file hierarchy. But if you unmount something, how can you do things like run fsck on it? Does Linux no to look at the fstab file or something?
[18:39] <acicula> Bill_: consistent failure at the same point or at different points
[18:39] <Bipul> yes i have tested
[18:39] <jcmuller> horseatingweeds: You fsck devices, not mount points.
[18:39] <Bill_> same point.
[18:40] <erUSUL> horseatingweeds: fsck and other tools take the raw block device and operate on that. not at filesystem level
[18:40] <emme> ciao
[18:40] <popcalent> alright, thank you erUSUL and acicula
[18:40] <acicula> well consistency is good, not the memory then, faulty drive kinda seems unlikely too
[18:40] <erUSUL> horseatingweeds: that's why you do « fsck /dev/sda2 » and not « sudo fsck /mount/point/ »
[18:41] <acicula> Bill_: doing a graphical install or text based alternative install, can you get a minimal install to work? on a high order terminal alt-f5<->f9 somehwere there is an error console, anything usefull there?
[18:41] <Bill_> yea I said the same thing,, I'm a hardware guy and have plenty of stuff laying around and tried 2 different drives, cd and DVD drives and both provide the same response.
[18:41] <erUSUL> popcalent: you can just copy the files over to a fressh filesystem too like acicula says... you will have to set up grub anyway
[18:42] <trism> mast`: looking at the config, seems to be http://post.audioscrobbler.com/ ...maybe?
[18:42] <acicula> i dont really get why people dd anyawy, fresh install and copying data is just as fast and doesnt need fixing up filesystems and boot systems
[18:42] <Bill_> I'm trying to install ubuntu server 10.04 and when it boots it reads the cd and loads the default command line structure,
[18:42] <acicula> hmm that is a pretty minimal install by default
[18:42] <krat0s> anyone know a decent wifi card for a desktop that will like work out of the box?
[18:42] <kwakwa> hi
[18:42] <acicula> where in the install process does it hang, at the last bit of installing the packages?
[18:43] <donpdonp> krat0s: wifi usb dongles work out of the box
[18:43] <marko> what do i do, if I wanna have sound over HDMi cable on TV ?
[18:43] <erUSUL> !hcl | krat0s
[18:43] <Bill_> as it is detecting the hardware. its 99% complete then bombs out.
[18:43] <krat0s> been looking lol
[18:43] <kwakwa> hehyn`t
[18:43] <acicula> ow, ok, thats usefull
[18:43] <acicula> does it hang or just stop, like can you switch terminals and stuff
[18:44] <erUSUL> krat0s: i have one based on ralink 2500 chip; works well. a cheap conceptronic
[18:44] <horseatingweeds> jcmuller, erUSUL: thanks. I guess I'm confused about what the filesystem is then. I'm thinking /dev/sda2 is part of it.
[18:44] <kwakwa> help
[18:44] <marko> j #ubuntu-si
[18:44] <acicula> it should crap out what its doing on the other terminals, one for what its doing and one for whats going wrong
[18:44] <kwakwa> im help
[18:44] <Bill_> no it wont proceed it will allow me to ro back to the install menu and shell out, I just dont know enought Linux commands to make it useful..
[18:44] <kwakwa> im help
[18:45] <acicula> can you let it scan again and see what the other terminals have to say?
[18:45] <acicula> kwakwa: just ask
[18:45] <kwakwa> asl??!!!
[18:45] <erUSUL> horseatingweeds: the block device contains the filesystem
[18:45] <acicula> kwakwa: not that kind of channel
[18:45] <Bill_> I dont see any othere terminal sessions open.. its the initial install
[18:45] <AbhiJit> !ask | kwakwa
[18:45] <krat0s> http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.php?cPath=27_364&sid=ds72tbiape9b523t84taddd8h6 what i have to play with
[18:45] <kwakwa> you kind
[18:45] <Gnea> !pl | kwakwa
[18:45] <acicula> just hit alt and the various F keys,  the terminal should change i think
[18:46] <bobo123> whern I want to share a printer to the (windows)computers in my local network, how do I do that/where do I set what my printer is called? I want to share it with samba an the other computers should reach it at \\BIGCOMPUTER\HP
[18:46] <kwakwa> im read english
[18:46] <Bill_> Im not sure about that as there is no OS loaded other then the memroy resident install files.
[18:46] <Gnea> kwakwa: there's a difference between reading english and typing english
[18:46] <Bill_> I will have to try this in a bit as I'm not near that box right now.
[18:46] <folivora> :p
[18:47] <i9t7io[> #ubuntu-ru
[18:47] <acicula> Bill_: well under f2 there should be a sh shell and busybox, and higher order should have the textual outputs of what its doing, its the only way to figure out what it is hanging on
[18:47] <AbhiJit> Gnea, :D
[18:47] <Bill_> ok so I hit f2 and It will give me a terminal screen showing the current actions
[18:48] <acicula> try the higher ones
[18:48] <Gnea> AbhiJit: I figured it'd just be easier just to save the frustration
[18:48] <AbhiJit> Gnea, good work! :D
[18:48] <acicula> im not really sure which one it is but you can just switch oround till you see text
[18:48] <Gnea> or just avoid it altogether
[18:48] <Bill_> has anyone sucessfully installed it on this box? Dell Power edge 6450?
[18:48] <AbhiJit> yah
[18:48] <sayle0102> howto add repository ubuntu for debian
[18:48] <erUSUL> Bill_: maybe someone in #ubuntu-server use one of those
[18:49] <Gnea> sayle0102: you don't
[18:49] <erUSUL> sayle0102: do not mix ubuntu and debian repositories
[18:49] <Bill_> its a decent box for an older one should make for a good server..
[18:49] <Bill_> Erusul , thanks I will try that cannel
[18:50] <Bill_> ah damn whats the command to join a new channel? its been so long since I did IMRC.
[18:50] <AbhiJit> Bill_, /j #test
[18:51] <yareckon_> can anyone help me figure out why gedit tries to open anything from my recent documents list that is on a samba share?
[18:51] <erUSUL> Bill_: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/servers/f/1466/t/18009425.aspx <<< replaced cdrom unit
[18:51] <yareckon_> do I need to install some type of mime recognizer?
[18:52] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[18:52] <yareckon_> hi there
[18:52] <Bill_> Actually I read that but I have already replaced this drive twice...
[18:52] <acicula> yareckon_: it remembers what files were open when you close it and reopens them, is that what you mean?
[18:53] <yareckon_> acicula, no, gedit or gnome thinks that all the files in my recent docs list should be opened be gedit
[18:53] <window_> u
[18:53] <Bill_> BRB  ?away
[18:53] <yareckon_> even when they are pdfs or opendocument stuff
[18:53] <acicula> oh like so, yeah thats a mimetype issue
[18:53] <yareckon_> could it be that my samba server is not sending the right data, or that my gnome is misconfigured?
[18:54] <acicula> probably the latter
[18:54] <Dmole> having trouble with this: https://launchpad.net/~pitti/+archive/postgresql   (apt-key adv --keyserver ppa.launchpad.net --recv-keys FB322597BBC86D52FEE950E299B656EA8683D8A2) is my request ok?:
[18:54] <acicula> its extension based so
[18:55] <boolean> afternoon, does any1 know what type of issues one would expect by reducing the inode size down to 128 bytes ( to be usesd by IFS for windows ) ?
[18:56] <sYSTEM32> ciao
[18:56] <Dmole> you would be able to store fewer files
[18:56] <juk> how do I close bug report created by me?
[18:57] <erUSUL> juk: change status to closed?
[18:57] <Bill_> I'm back sorry
[18:57] <juk> erUSUL: I don't see closed, did Fix Committed is it ok?
[18:58] <Dmole> if you can't figure it out just comment asking soemone to close it
[18:58] <erUSUL> juk: did you commited a fix? maybe invalid is more apropiate? how was the issue solved?
[18:58] <h3oj> good morning
[18:58] <sYSTEM32> w ubuntuu
[18:58] <Dmole> good afternoon
[18:59] <horseatingweeds> erUSUL: So a block device, like a hard drive or disc drive, contains a file system, but can also be mounted on a file system.
[18:59] <h3oj> there any antivirus for linux? to scan windows partitions?
[18:59] <Gnea> h3oj: clamav
[19:00] <boolean> Dmole: so the diff would be 128^8 # of files as opposed to 256^8, i take it?
[19:00] <h3oj> Gnea, is the best?
[19:00] <Dmole> horseatingweeds: yes you can almost mount anythingg to anything
[19:00] <Gnea> !best | h3oj
[19:00] <juk> erUSUL: well, I used gnome-display-properties instead of nvidia-tool, and it did the fix, and also I create directory /etc/gnome-settings-deamon/xrandr/ coz it fails to create it even under sudo
[19:00] <queso> When I am in aptitude, it says there are 153 "packages to remove because they are no longer used" and 110 "packages to delete due to unsatisfied dependancies". But this is inaccurate; as far as I can tell, these are packages I use all the time and work just fine.  When I use apt-get for updates/upgrades, I get no notifications of these packages.  But right now I can't use aptitude for updates/upgrades because it wants to remove gob
[19:00] <Dmole> boolean: I can only guess
[19:00] <Lantizia> Lo, can anyone name a text editor (not terminal based) that has tabs and has good crash recovery?
[19:01] <h3oj> Gnea, ubottu, hmm
[19:01] <boolean> Dmole: heh ... that is the same conclusion I cam too .. thanks
[19:01] <horseatingweeds> The whole 'mount' concept is still escaping me - I think.
[19:01] <Dmole> h3oj: yes, also search for rootkits
[19:01] <Gnea> h3oj: it's what's available, it's what works, YMMV, so there you have it
[19:01] <juk> erUSUL: you might take a look 654408
[19:01] <st__> how to convert WEP key from Windows "XXXXXXXX" to Ubuntu format? i've tried the same string but it seems to be wrong length as 'Connect' button doesn't unlock
[19:02] <jkrejci> running 10.04 vanilla ubuntu 64-bit desktop... when i start a new konsole (yes, konsole) it does not become the active window by default and is frustrating to not be able to type in the window immediately. this has been a hard one to google as well
[19:02] <horseatingweeds> Is the /dev folder part of the file system?
[19:02] <h3oj> Gnea, Dmole ubottu thanks
[19:02] <ishan> how can we open root files in ggui
[19:02] <ishan> gui
[19:02] <LazyP|Away> In light of the recent gwibber issues with adding Facebook accounts, does anyone have an alternative suggestion for me instead of blindly installing apps and doing trial and error testing?
[19:02] <st__> horseatingweeds, yes, but the files there are dummy
[19:03] <h3oj> Gnea, Dmole ubottu really thanks
[19:03] <juk> ishan: what you mean by root files, owned by root?
[19:03] <aeon-ltd> ishan: gksudo (filemanager) (in terminal)
[19:03] <Dmole> queso: you could try backing up your list of current packages then do the upgrade and revert if stuff breaks, but it might just be that the tool is provided by more then one package
[19:03] <ishan> aeon-ltd, thanks
[19:04] <beagleburt> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/505875/ re syslog readings for VLC player & Kaffeine/Totem ??? player
[19:04] <aeon-ltd> ishan: it should inherit root rights from the sudo
[19:05] <ishan> aeon-ltd, can you explain what do you mean by filemanager
[19:05] <aeon-ltd> ishan: like nautilus or thunar
[19:05] <pagLIVR> acicula: looks like it made it through the upgrade with everything intact!
[19:05] <lestat> hi all
[19:06] <ishan> aeon-ltd, thanks
[19:06] <ishan> that really helps
[19:06] <lestat> any idea how to get firefox scrollbar to be darker ? i cannot see the scroll bar because it's nearly the same color as the background
[19:07] <juk> lestat: you can tune colors in themes
[19:08] <lestat> juk: could you help to find where is it ? i've been there but couldn't find anything about scrollbar
[19:10] <lestat> i've been in "Appearance Preferences" and then clicked on my theme and pressed "curstomize..."
[19:10] <wispurs> hey, i messed up my flash, im guessing i did it bu trying to install something else, but i installed so many things yesterday i have no idea what it could have been, is there a way for me to see what was recently installed, so i can start trying to undo what ive done?
[19:10] <glaucous> Do anyone know of a good program on Ubuntu to record OpenGL/Games?
[19:10] <Dmole> lestat: I think you would have to edit the code for a theme
[19:11] <wispurs> lestat:  you can download gnome color choser....
[19:11] <juk> lestat: customize > controls tab
[19:12] <beagleburt> G'day from New Zealand everyone! It is 7;07am local &  I have been up all night battling with DVD playback : OS: Ubuntu 10:04 Lucid Lynx; LG Multi DVD (Burn/Play); have tried Movie Player; VLC: & Kaffiene; DISK PLAYS OK IN DEDICATED TV/VIDEO PLAYR NOTFORMAT NOR CSS PROBLEM! (BTW i am slightly disabled, so reply's may be slow...)
[19:12] <Dmole> glaucous: maybe this: http://www.wikihow.com/Screen-Capture-to-File-Using-VLC
[19:12] <lestat> juk: can't find anything related to scrollbar here
[19:12] <juk> lestat: check art.gnome.org for packages
[19:12] <lestat> Dmole: fine for me, but where can i edit the current theme ?
[19:13] <juk> lestat: you wont you can change whole controls at once
[19:13] <beagleburt> MORE INFO: http://paste.ubuntu.com/505875/
[19:13] <glaucous> Dmole, I had no idea VLC featured that. Will take a look!
[19:13] <lestat> juk: erf that's not what i want then, anyway ty
[19:13] <Lantizia> Does anyone know a text editor (not terminal based) that has tabs and has good crash recovery?
[19:13] <Dmole> beagleburt: VLC and mplayer are your best bets, you might need to remove protection, try handbreak
[19:14] <beagleburt> Dmole: NOT CSS
[19:14] <dajhorn> st__: If you want to reverse a WEP/WPA key, then look at the documentation for wpa_passphrase.  It will probably take less time to get the original plain password.
[19:14] <oCean> !afk > lazyPower
[19:14] <juk> lestat: actually you can but i guess you wont mess with xml files
[19:14] <lestat> juk: sure i will :)
[19:14] <queso> Dmole: I don't know how to back up my list of packages or how to restore them if it breaks
[19:14] <Dmole> lestat: dono I would install a new theme then search (sudo find / -name themename) for the name or file date and go from there~
[19:15] <Dmole> Lantizia: gedit?
[19:15] <wispurs> please help me
[19:16] <Dmole> Lantizia: the editors tend to save ~filename every few seconds for backups
[19:17] <beagleburt> wispurs: what do you mean by: "...messed up my flash" ?
[19:17] <wispurs> i mean when i go to a site that plays flash
[19:17] <wispurs> nothing happens
[19:17] <wispurs> i used to be able to go to hulu, ubuntu
[19:17] <wispurs> etc
[19:17] <uLinux> ei
[19:17] <wispurs> maybe its shockwayve
[19:17] <martez89> hey, does anyone know how to control fan speed when the /proc/acpi/fan folder is empty?
[19:17] <wispurs> i donno
[19:17] <FloodBot2> wispurs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:18] <wispurs> lol
[19:18] <LuisV> Does anyone have any idea why "segmentation  fault" happen in epiphany?, and , is possible to fix that?
[19:19] <lestat> ok, gnome-color-chooser mess up all my theme when i change the color -__
[19:19] <lestat> -
[19:19] <tux-root--> does anyone tried to install BT4? is it safe? i got 10.04 here....just askin cause i aint sure if it's safe or not...been reading articles but seems a failure...just askin if someone tried without failing thanx
[19:19] <lestat> guess i'll go hacking the xml files
[19:19] <lestat> tux-root--: you can still boot it from a livecd and see for yourself
[19:20] <acicula> lestat: typically a programming error or a hardware failure, or very funky compiler flags. If it happens at the same time its best to just bug report it to whoever packages ephiphany
[19:20] <tux-root--> lestat: sorry but i aint got no cd at all mate
[19:20] <acicula> lestat: i mean if it happens at the same point in the program everytime
[19:20] <beagleburt> wispurs: there is a flash-client-testing site somewhere - try googling . Otherwise "locate" your flash client, uninstall it & reinstall.
[19:21] <wispurs> i did uninstall and reinstall, even purged
[19:21] <wispurs> restarted computer
[19:21] <wispurs> still nothing
[19:21] <uLinux> I boot up and clock-applet is loaded but it doesn't appear in Panel. what can be the cause of this?
[19:21] <lestat> tux-root--: or boot an ISO inside a vm then
[19:21] <tux-root-->  nah...vm is complicated  :( thanx anyways
[19:22] <lestat> acicula: i'm not sure what you are speaking about :o
[19:22] <oCean> tux-root--: bt4?
[19:22] <tux-root--> oCean: yup....
[19:22] <IdleOne> wispurs: do you have flashplugin-installer installed?    apt-cache policy flashplugin-installer
[19:22] <oCean> tux-root--: as in backtrack?
[19:22] <tux-root--> oCean: yup again!
[19:22] <oCean> tux-root--: ah, that is not supported here
[19:22] <martez89> does anyone know how to control fan speed when the /proc/acpi/fan folder is empty?
[19:23] <aL3x> ****
[19:23] <acicula> lestat: why is not important, but if you can make it segfault in a predictable or repeatable way its usefull to report it so the maintainer can do something about it
[19:23] <wispurs> yes, its installed
[19:23] <lestat> acicula: why do you speak to me about segfault and stuff ?
[19:23] <Dmole> LuisV: not fixable :( unless you are a coder
[19:23] <wispurs>  Installed: 10.1.85.3ubuntu0.10.04.1
[19:23] <wispurs>   Candidate: 10.1.85.3ubuntu0.10.04.1
[19:23] <wispurs>   Version table:
[19:23] <wispurs>  *** 10.1.85.3ubuntu0.10.04.1 0
[19:23] <FloodBot2> wispurs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:23] <wispurs>         500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid-updates/multiverse Packages
[19:23] <wispurs>         500 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid-security/multiverse Packages
[19:23] <tux-root--> oCean: i know was just askin someone might able to config his/her stuff regarding BT4...i wasnt intended to mess up the topic here...just hoping someone...sorry
[19:24] <acicula> didnt you ask about ephipany segfaulting?
[19:24] <ariakus> where can I get working sis3 mirage videodriver? why isn't it in already?
[19:24] <wispurs> ugh, sorry
[19:24] <erUSUL> juk: sorry; have to be away a while; you may want to ask in #ubuntu-bugs
[19:24] <lestat> acicula: absolutely not :)
[19:24] <acicula> oh nvm that was luisV
[19:24] <lestat> acicula: i hate this crap software :P
[19:24] <acicula> oh well
[19:25] <juk> erUSUL: No I think it's settled no one will care about that report I guess, forget it
[19:25] <erUSUL> juk: ok; fair enough.
[19:25] <oCean> tux-root--: there is #backtrack-linux channel...
[19:26] <soji> how would I restart the x server?
[19:27] <beagleburt> wispurs: tried re-adding applet to panel?
[19:27] <wispurs> beagleburt:  sorry, i have no idea wht that means, ive been on linux less than a week
[19:27] <Dmole> soji: /etc/init.d/X11 restart   maybe
[19:28] <erUSUL> soji: « sudo restart gdm » ?
[19:29] <beagleburt> wispurs: What Operating System are you using?
[19:30] <cccctr> d
[19:30] <cccctr> hi
[19:30] <wispurs> ubuntu 10.4
[19:30] <cccctr> what command I should input for installing OpenGL ?
[19:30] <erUSUL> cccctr: libs for development?
[19:31] <cccctr> erUSUL are you sure?
[19:31] <Dmole> cccctr: is a video card driver thing (look in the menu for restricted drivers)
[19:31] <fumanchu182> With apt-cache or apt-get is there a way to list package descriptions such as if I was in synaptics or in the ubuntu software manager, i am aware of apt-cache policy but that only gives me package paths
[19:31] <erUSUL> cccctr: about what? i asked if you want the opengl libs for develop opengl apps or what you mean by "installing OpenGL"
[19:32] <Dmole> (assuming you are not developing for OpenGL)
[19:32] <beagleburt> wispurs: Good one! Me too.The "panel" is the thin top bar at the top of your screen. It usually has your username & the time/date
[19:32] <juk> fumanchu182: sure, apt-cache show
[19:32] <cccctr> erUSUL  I need opengl for deleoping...  c++
[19:32] <cccctr> #include opengl .... like that
[19:32] <fumanchu182> juk, thanks
[19:32] <beagleburt> wispurs: Right click on it...
[19:32] <erUSUL> cccctr: the linux  opengl implementation is called mesa
[19:32] <K41> hey -  i got a strange issue after upgrading to 10.10 ;) regarding Wireless and its speed
[19:33] <crankygeek> .join #mythtv-users
[19:33] <cccctr> erUSUL "sudo apt-get install mesa"  ?
[19:33] <wispurs> okay
[19:33] <beagleburt> wispurs: Left click on "Add to Panel" option
[19:33] <erUSUL> cccctr: so you need libgl1-mesa-dev libglu1-mesa-dev xlibmesa-gl-dev and probably others
[19:33] <AndroidLoverInSF> anyone can help with vnc? i can vnc into my ubuntu 10.04 box, but seems when i open a firefox app, i get disconnected, weird
[19:34] <beagleburt> wispurs: search for applet & add
[19:34] <SeRVeR01> K41 join #ubuntu+1 for 10.10 support
[19:34] <K41> thx @ SeRVeR01
[19:34] <wispurs> there is no flash/shockwave aplet in there?
[19:34] <beagleburt> wispurs: look for clock applet
[19:35] <w4rd> i have a dumb question about copying files: I have 2 folders, call them /a/foo/ and /b/foo/
[19:35] <erUSUL> cccctr: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=375425&highlight=glut
[19:35] <wispurs> i see the clock, but my clock is working, its my flash thats not working
[19:35] <w4rd> i want to copy everything from inside /a/foo/ to /b/foo/, without losing what's already in /b/foo/
[19:35] <w4rd> can i do cp -R /a/* /b?
[19:36] <erUSUL> w4rd: how will you handle collisions?
[19:36] <w4rd> that's what I'm wondering - will that merge the two folders, or replace /b/foo with /a/foo?
[19:36] <pagLIVR> start looking in to rsync, prolly
[19:36] <beagleburt> wispurs: wait a moment, & i will try to find site that tests your machines flash client
[19:36] <w4rd> ah, didn't think of rsync
[19:36] <pagLIVR> or, make some test folders
[19:37] <wispurs> nice!  thanks beagle
[19:37] <cccctr> erUSUL  thanks, man.
[19:37] <erUSUL> w4rd: no if you have a/foo/bar/ and /b/foo/bar ? what bar you want to keep ? a version or b version?
[19:38] <w4rd> erUSUL, there won't be any collisions inside the folders, just a collision on the folder name itself
[19:38] <llutz> w4rd: the folder will merge
[19:39] <beagleburt> wispurs: do you know how to use the command line /"terminal"???
[19:39] <erUSUL> w4rd: then "cp -R /a/foo/* /b/foo/" should work as expected
[19:39] <bobstro> w4rd:  do you want to sync them, or just merge a into b, with a over-writing existing files?
[19:41] <ariakus> WHY UBUNtu doesn't support sis mirage 3 cards?
[19:41] <unclemantis> I think this may be a linux question. I am uploading a file via SFTP and it does fine. When I do a file rename it doesn't work. What is the deal? The user and group is owner
[19:41] <bobstro> w4rd:  there are 3 variations - 1. make b like a, delete any in b that don't existing in a. 2. add files in a to b, over-writing existing. 3. sync a and b, making both identical, and keeping latest version of any existing files (or renaming them).
[19:41] <erUSUL> ariakus: xserver-xorg-video-sis supports them
[19:42] <w4rd> bobaloo, i guess I need option 2, although there aren't any files in a that exist in b
[19:42] <jorgos> Hello! I would like to ask if there is any underlying difference between Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu Netbook Edition (except the interface)
[19:42] <ariakus> erUSUL, nope
[19:42] <unclemantis> i am assuming the kernel is complied differenly for netbook
[19:43] <w4rd> bobstro, I had a script archiving files to a CIFS mount - at some point the machine rebooted, lost the mount, so stuff was just written to local disk - i'm trying to merge that stuff back onto the mounted network share
[19:44] <bobstro> w4rd:  so you want a two-way sync in case stuff on the CIFS is newer?
[19:44] <bobstro> w4rd:  or are you sure all the local stuff is newer?
[19:44] <ariakus> i have vesa driver active and 880x600 resolution, where to get a noral driver?
[19:44] <w4rd> all the local stuff is for sure newer, and unique named
[19:45] <unclemantis> the chmod is 755 and owner is www www
[19:45] <bobstro> w4rd:  but not all on a is on b, and you want to preserve what's already on b, right?
[19:45] <erUSUL> ariakus: no 3d support != no support at all
[19:45] <unclemantis> i am getting a faiulre on rename
[19:45] <bobstro> w4rd:  be aware that, unless you're careful, rsync will make b look just like a. unison can do a 2-way sync, but you're not after that.
[19:45] <bihari_> i have shell how to access it with ubuntu ?
[19:46] <bihari_> i have shell how to access it with ubuntu terminal
[19:46] <ariakus> erUSUL, it's VESA driver, not even a ...-video-sys. plus nonnative resolution!!
[19:47] <w4rd> bobstro, yeah, I think i'm better off just manually copying individual folder contents
[19:47] <unclemantis> i am notsure what is going on. i am logged into SSH and I am renaming a file and it workds but through this SFTP it is not working. What am I missing?
[19:47] <bobstro> w4rd:  sounds like you might want case-by-case review.
[19:47] <bobstro> unclemantis:  what sftp client? same user accounts and directories in both cases?
[19:48] <Robert___> guys, some newbie help please... I'm finding 1) that I can't save files on a drive partition and 2) that I can't edit and save an existing file in /etc/. something to do with root permissions? why does the sole user account i have not have sufficient permissions for this stuff?
[19:48] <bobstro> w4rd:  and there's stuff in a that needs to be archived that's not in master, right?
[19:48] <juk> how do I mount remote machine?
[19:48] <unclemantis> bobaloo yes. I am using Netbeans
[19:48] <Robert___> "you are not the owner so you cannot change these permissions"
[19:49] <bobstro> Robert___:  you need sudo in front of the command.
[19:49] <unclemantis> i have not tried renaming using dreamweaver, i probably should
[19:49] <bobstro> Robert___:  it is a security/safety feature.
[19:49] <llutz> juk: remote nfs/ssh/cifs?
[19:49] <Robert___> bobstro: but i'm running from CLI, i'm in the GUI
[19:49] <juk> llutz: no like filesystem 192.168.1.2
[19:49] <llutz> juk: remote nfs/ssh/cifs?
[19:50] <bobstro> Robert___:  yes, it works the same way. you are not actually root, but you can become root. for individual commands, just put 'sudo' in front. if you want to be root for a while, do 'sudo -i' to get a root shell.
[19:50] <ariakus> how to enable sis mirage 3 driver in ubuntu?
[19:50] <juk> llutz: cannot get you
[19:50] <llutz> juk: or iscsi? or what? you cannot just mount an IP
[19:50] <juk> llutz: i just forgot
[19:50] <bobstro> Robert___:  you'll find that when you 1st enter a sudo command, it asks for your password, but it does keep you authorized for a time, so it's not too cumbersome.
[19:50] <unclemantis> I am not sure why it is doing this. http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/Internet/node128.html
[19:50] <unclemantis> I am reading this file and it looks to be OK
[19:51] <Robert___> bobstro: so i can just type sudo to gain root for the whole of the current logged-in session?
[19:51] <bobstro> Robert___:  'sudo -i' *for that shell session* yes.
[19:51] <bobstro> Robert___:  in other words, if you open two terminals, you'll do it twice.
[19:51] <bobstro> Robert___:  it's a simple way of keeping malware from over-writing critical files as a normal user.
[19:52] <lestat> weird, i succeed in making the scrollbar darker, but it was supposed to be red for the test
[19:52] <Robert___> bobstro: does this apply to the GUI after ive typed it in terminal?
[19:52] <Pici> unclemantis: sftp does not take the same commands as ftp does.
[19:53] <bobstro> Robert___:  no. to run something from the gui, do alt-f2 and put 'gksudo' at the start of *each* command requiring root access.
[19:53] <unclemantis> Pici ok. so what permissions do i have to give my user and group?
[19:53] <erUSUL> ariakus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958967&page=38
[19:53] <bobstro> Robert___:  you don't actually *become* root, but you can execute individual commands *as* root.
[19:54] <Pici> unclemantis: The command to rename over sftp is   rename oldpath newpath   , not rnfr/rfto
[19:54] <Robert___> bobstro: shouldn't I want this install's sole user ("lisa") to become root?
[19:55] <unclemantis> This is what netbeans is using
[19:55] <Robert___> bobstro: I've got a drive partition here I want to devote to documents storage ("Storage") but it's owned by root and "lisa" can't write to it at all for some reason
[19:55] <unclemantis> so since netbeans is using rnfr/rfto, what do i set the permissions for my user and group to?
[19:55] <bobstro> Robert___:  what type of partition?
[19:56] <bobstro> Robert___:  the short answer is 'no', you don't want that because Lisa could do something inadvertently, or execute malware as her user that could then damage your entire system.
[19:56] <Pici> unclemantis: rnfr isn't a valid command over SFTP.  Are you sure that you don't have it setup as FTP in netbeans?
[19:56] <bobstro> Robert___:  but what we can do is get that partition mounted as owned by Lisa, which is more precisely what you want (i think).
[19:56] <martez89> hello. what linux distro do you recommend me, ubuntu is useless to me because of overheating problems
[19:56] <bobstro> Robert___:  is it an ntfs windows partition?
[19:57] <juk> llutz: it was sshfs
[19:57] <unclemantis> pretty sure because it asks for aunticy of the RSA key fingerprint
[19:57] <Pici> martez89: This channel is only for Ubuntu support.  If you aren't looking to troubleshoot then you want ##linux
[19:57] <bobstro> martez89:  ubuntu won't overheat more than any other.
[19:57] <Socrattes> What are the differences between the ia64 and x86_64 architectures?
[19:57] <unclemantis> and double chking
[19:57] <llutz> juk: sshfs [-pPORT] USER@example.org:/ ~/my-sftp/
[19:57] <unclemantis> port 22 and I do not have an FTP damon installed either
[19:57] <llutz> juk: umount with: fusermount -u ~/my-sftp/
[19:57] <martez89> bobstro, yes it does: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/451337
[19:58] <llutz> juk: you need to be in fuser group to do that
[19:58] <martez89> and about 1000 more bug reports about overheating
[19:58] <Robert___> bobstro: yes, nfts partition that i am hoping Lisa can use as a documents store, whether she's using Windows or Ubuntu (per this tutorial: http://lifehacker.com/5403100/dual+boot-windows-7-and-ubuntu-in-perfect-harmony)
[19:58] <Plishtim>  #ubuntu_uk
[19:58] <Plishtim> Excuse me.
[19:58] <bobstro> martez89:  that is from 2009 you realize?
[19:58] <jowy> i've connected to my pptp (windows) VPN using kvpnc. when I issue "ping -I ppp0 google.com" no luck.... any ideas? if it helps, everything is at default configuration on both server and client side
[19:59] <martez89> bobstro, the bug isnt solved yet
[19:59] <erUSUL> Socrattes: too much for a irc post; wikipedia should have plenty of info on both archs
[19:59] <juk> llutz: thanks, i didn't know how umount
[19:59] <Plishtim> Hi there.
[20:00] <Plishtim> How do you say it when somebody is singing out of tune and you want to specify if it's over the tune or under the tune?
[20:00] <Plishtim> Is it just over the tune?
[20:00] <bobstro> Robert___:  there are two ways. perhaps easiest is to simply have her mount it through places menu. she should have rw to it then. alternatively, mount it in /etc/fstab and specify her uid and gid in options for mount. not as trivial, but not hard.
[20:00] <nphase> is there no rails 1.9.2 on ubuntu?
[20:00] <IdleOne> Plishtim: I think you mean "not in tune"
[20:01] <IdleOne> Plishtim: also not ontopic for this channel
[20:01] <Plishtim> IdleOne, but I want to specify if it's higher or lower.
[20:01] <Plishtim> Do you know what I mean?
[20:01] <iEATyour_dad> iEATyour_dad
[20:01] <iEATyour_mom> iEATyour_mom
[20:01] <iEATyour_dad> iEATyour_dad
[20:01] <iEATyour_mom> iEATyour_mom
[20:01] <iEATyour_dad> iEATyour_dad
[20:01] <FloodBot2> iEATyour_dad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:01] <iEATyour_mom> iEATyour_mom
[20:01] <FloodBot2> iEATyour_mom: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:01] <Plishtim> I know it's offtopic but it's not a big deal for you.
[20:02] <Robert___> bobstro: as far as i know, Storage is already mounted (there's an eject icon next to it in FIle Browsers windows and it appears under the Places menu)
[20:02] <Plishtim> IdleOne,
[20:02] <ariakus> if there is working driver, why isn't t in distro
[20:02] <IdleOne> Plishtim: come to #ubuntu-offtopic and we can try and figure it out
[20:02] <Plishtim> Thanks.
[20:02] <bobstro> Robert___:  so if she mounts it through places, she should have rights to it. to be honest, i'm not sure what will happen if you switch users and both try it at same time.
[20:02] <Pici> unclemantis: Can you sftp manually and use rnfr and rnto?
[20:03] <Robert___> bobstro: gah i'm confused
[20:04] <bobstro> Robert___:  sorry, i don't mean to confuse! it's not that hard. get lisa logged in and have her open the Storage volume through places. she should have full access. but if YOU open it 1st, she may not.
[20:04] <bobstro> Robert___:  so to test, boot up, have lisa log in, have lisa open that partition in places. it should work.
[20:05] <Robert___> bobstro: Lisa ("lisa") is the only user account on the machine - I am using lisa - but, whilst she can see the Storage contents, she can't write to it, because it says root owns it.
[20:06] <Daniel_WMDE> hi all. i just installed 10.4, and i can no longer find grub's menu.lst
[20:07] <Daniel_WMDE> how do i edit the boot menu? ubuntu's installer seems to have screwed something up, i can no longer boot into my other partition
[20:07] <BluesKaj> !grub2
[20:08] <unclemantis> Pici how do i SFTP manualy?
[20:08] <Daniel_WMDE> BluesKaj: thanks. /boot/grub/grub.cfg sounds good
[20:08] <Pici> unclemantis: open a terminal and   sftp user@server
[20:09] <unclemantis> i am finding this out :P
[20:09] <bobstro> Robert__:  i think someone advised you to enter the Storage volume in /etc/fstab before, right?
[20:09] <bobstro> Robert__:  is it already mounted?
[20:10] <unclemantis> RNFR is invalid command
[20:10] <BluesKaj> Daniel_WMDE, it's different than editing in the old grub menu.list tho, so follow the instructions carefully.
[20:10] <cryptide_laptop> this is pretty similar to what is happening to both my linux partitions when i try and boot from them: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6952759
[20:11] <Daniel_WMDE> BluesKaj: i wonder why the installer detected my other linux on sda2 - it's on sda3, sda2 is windows. something got screwed up...
[20:11] <bobstro> Robert__:  did you follow all of the steps in that article? sorry, i need to figure out where you are with it.
[20:12] <cryptide_laptop> i get a busybox limited shell with some garbage about /sys/ not existing
[20:12] <donnib> hi
[20:13] <donnib> sorry for the stupid question, i have downloaded 64bit ubuntu 10.04 LTS and installed it in a virtual machine with everything default and on boot i only get into the terminal, what am i doing wrong ?
[20:13] <Robert__> bobstro: Umm yes histo advised me to create another account to usermod -dm /media/Storage lisa - I created robert to run that but it didn't seem to work
[20:13] <bobstro> Robert__:  did you create entries in /etc/fstab?
[20:13] <Pici> unclemantis: Well there you go then, netbeans isn't sending a valid command.
[20:13] <kloxpur> hi people
[20:14] <Robert__> Bobstro: basically per the tutorial I have partitions for win 7, its system reservation, ubuntu and storage...
[20:14] <Robert__> bobstro: Going to come back to you in a bit. Am at dining table
[20:14] <donnib> any ideas ? i don't see lilo or grub
[20:14] <Robert__> Fstab is populated with entries for all 4 - I can then show you the text if needed
[20:14] <bobstro> Robert__:  ok, i'll be here
[20:15] <killazQc> hello somewone can help me about restoring jpeg ? (its real important)
[20:15] <bobstro> Robert__:  send fstab to pastebin when you can and beep me here.
[20:15] <d19> oi
[20:15] <Daniel_WMDE> going down for reboot, trying the new grub config. wish me luck...
[20:15] <unclemantis> Pici: hello?
[20:16] <Pici> unclemantis: hi?
[20:16] <d19> tem aguem ai
[20:16] <Pici> !br | d19
[20:16] <killazQc> hello somewone can help me about restoring jpeg ? (its real important)?
[20:16] <d19> portugues
[20:17] <blakkheim> killazQc: repeating yourself over and over doesn't make anyone want to help you more
[20:17] <unclemantis> pici said unknown command
[20:17] <unclemantis> invalid that is
[20:17] <killazQc> i know but it was just in case nobody read it
[20:17] <Pici> unclemantis: So the problem is with netbeans, not with your permissions.
[20:17] <killazQc> no need to exite urself over one not repeat it was slightly diferrent
[20:18] <BluesKaj> killazQc, for converting to jpeg try imagemagick
[20:18] <unclemantis> Pici ok. So netbeans is calling a command that does not exist
[20:19] <Pici> unclemantis: Correct.
[20:19] <killazQc> not for converting for RESTORING (my cat died an my father dindt know we took picture and he erase it so im trying real bad to restore it now)
[20:20] <killazQc> i tried restorejpeg but nothing from my cat show up i would like to know if there is something stronger to restore
[20:20] <pimrutgers> So what a sensible place to mount my 9TB raid5 array on, on my new NAS system
[20:20] <crankygeek> Hello, I have a Ubuntu system running MythTV on it, I recently upgraded the video card to an nVidia 210 with HDMI output built on it. the drivers installe dfine and it's outputting to a Sony Bravia XBR LCD. the problem I have is that the desktop is streched out on all 4 edges of the screen, changing the resolution doesn't seem to help at all, is there something that is different with HDMI output as opposed to using a regular monitor 
[20:20] <step21> killazQc, testdisk?
[20:20] <killazQc> testdisk can restore ?
[20:21] <BluesKaj> killazQc, how was it erased ? deleted sent to trash ?
[20:21] <killazQc> i did restore 140 jpeg last time anywone think i can pull more picture
[20:21] <lestat> cool finally found out how to make scrollbar darker :D
[20:22] <killazQc> deleted on a  memory card on a camera
[20:22] <step21> killazQc, testdisk can undelete partitions, photorec from the same site can restore
[20:22] <MashPotato> is there a video editor for ubuntu that allows to reverse a video (even at selected parts)?
[20:22] <step21> killazQc, but not sure if it's better than what you used
[20:23] <step21> killazQc, http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
[20:23] <killazQc> foremost should be better ?
[20:23] <BluesKaj> crankygeek, what about the tv screen format settings ?
[20:23] <paranoid_ndroid> Is there any alternative besides OO writer, abiword or kwrite?
[20:23] <juk> What happens to mplayer: Cache not filling! of -0.0 (unknown) 26.3% 0%
[20:23] <mark-a> nnnnnnwc
[20:24] <crankygeek> BluesKaj: Not sure what you mean
[20:24] <step21> paranoid_ndroid, ms office with wine ... word perfect (at least it used to be)
[20:24] <paranoid_ndroid> I have a virtual machine, I want a native solution
[20:24] <vsMS> hi. tried to attach a new block device to a kvm virtual machine: virsh attach-disk 4 /dev/real001VG00/virt003lv-Fotoarchiv vdb --driver phy --type disk
[20:24] <vsMS> nothing happens in the guest
[20:24] <vsMS> what did I wrong?
[20:24] <BluesKaj> crankygeek, the tv itself , doesn't it have format settings like stretch, zoom, full, normal etc
[20:24] <killazQc> step21 thx for the info and have a nice day!
[20:25] <crankygeek>  BluesKaj> crankygeek, the tv itself , doesn't it have format settings like stretch, zoom, full, normal etc
[20:25] <crankygeek> 15:24 < killazQc> step21 thx for the info and have a nice day!
[20:25] <crankygeek> 15:25 -!- bouzomd [~bouzomd@190.49.10.103] has quit [Client Quit]
[20:26] <pimrutgers> So what a sensible place to mount my 9TB raid5 array on, on my new NAS system, when I want to give everyone on the network read/write permissions
[20:26] <crankygeek> BluesKaj: I would imagine that it does, but then that will also change for all my other perihperals will also be squished in
[20:26] <strange> !controls
[20:27] <martez89> can someone help me with enabling the dynpm power management?
[20:28] <martez89> or do i need to be in the #ubuntu+1 room?
[20:29] <Pici> martez89: If you're using Maverick/10.10, then you should be in #ubuntu+1
[20:29] <BluesKaj> crankygeek, sounds to nme like your graphics card needs adjustment in the output section, check the resolution
[20:29] <martez89> pici, thanks
[20:31] <babu__> how to uninstall ppa from my ubuntu 10.04
[20:32] <prod-beginner> Hi all im here to ask if i should reverse a command i done yesterday. While setting up my linux gateway i ran into a problem and searched a few more howto's and came up with this # sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE.  have now got the gateway workin but with 1 or 2 small hitches here and there and am curious if this command is responsible
[20:32] <Robert___> bobstro: http://paste.ubuntu.com/505933/
[20:33] <babu__> how to uninstall ppa from my ubuntu 10.04
[20:33] <unclemantis> Pici i got it taken care of. I made it so it doesn't make a backup copy and just save direct
[20:33] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok, let me confirm i've understood what you want to do before i lead you down the primrose path...
[20:34] <babu__> i installed mplayer....but it is not working
[20:34] <bobstro> Robert___:  right now, you have Storage mounting automatically as /media/Storage when the system starts. is that what you want? is that where you want it to appear?
[20:34] <babu__> i installed mplayer....but it is not working....help me
[20:34] <Ken8521> babu__, why dn't you explain "what's not working"
[20:34] <Robert___> bobstro: ok, so what i want, per lifehacker, is to have partitions for 1) System Reserved (Win 7 boot), 2) WIndows 7, 3) Ubuntu, 4) A data store accessible for read/write by both the user from both WIndows 7 and Ubuntu...
[20:35] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok. let's do a quick-win to demonstrate this will work, then we can get fancy.
[20:35] <Robert___> bobstro: those partitions are created right now and the operating systems are installed ...
[20:35] <bobstro> Robert___:  first, unmount the /media/Storage volume. open a terminal and do 'umount /media/Storage' if it is already mounted (probably is).
[20:35] <prod-beginner> does any1 have any kind of help for me or am i worrying for nothin?
[20:36] <prod-beginner> let me know if you missed my message
[20:36] <bobstro> prod-beginner:  it looks fine, but you can certainly do more. that should just be doing NAT for you.
[20:37] <babu__> when i ype mplayer in terminal it show the error...mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference
[20:37] <bobstro> Robert___:  2nd, let's modify /etc/fstab to mount that volume *as owned by lisa*.
[20:37] <prod-beginner> at the time that commanddidnt help fix my nat problem so i was curious if it was maybe affecting my other nat solution
[20:37] <prod-beginner> thanx for your help tho
[20:37] <Robert___> bobstro: 1) it says only root can umount that
[20:37] <bobstro> Robert___:  wups -- put sudo in front of the unmount.
[20:38] <babu__> when i ype mplayer in terminal it show the error...mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference
[20:38] <babu__> when i type mplayer in terminal it show the error...mplayer: relocation error: mplayer: symbol codec_wav_tags, version LIBAVFORMAT_52 not defined in file libavformat.so.52 with link time reference
[20:38] <Lychaeus> i have a quick question, i stream videos from my comp, to my PS3, is this possible in ubuntu?
[20:39] <Robert___> bobstro: ok so i'm in /etc/fstab
[20:39] <prod-beginner> of course lych :)
[20:39] <shadowdave> hello
[20:39] <prod-beginner> i am very new to linux and it toke me minutes through guides online :)
[20:39] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok, now we need to know lisa's user id and group id (uid & gid). open a terminal and enter 'grep lisa /etc/passwd'
[20:40] <Robert___> ok
[20:40] <bobstro> Robert___:  you should see something like 'lisa:x:1000:1000..."
[20:40] <Lychaeus> got a link to share prod? :)
[20:40] <Robert___> yes
[20:40] <bobstro> Robert___:  those 1000 are her uid and primary group id. are they 1000 or something else?
[20:40] <sas171> hi, im trying to work on an ubuntu 9.10 server on a virtual host, but some apt-get operation take unusually. for example Reading Package List takes ~5 minutes, the same is with Preconfiguring packages. Any ideas how to make things faster?
[20:40] <prod-beginner> Lych, have you got ubuntu installed?
[20:40] <Lychaeus> yes, dual booted atm.
[20:40] <The-Kernel> Does anyone know of a good document on setting up 10.4 with IPv6, like assigning it its own IP and such?
[20:40] <sas171> *on a virtual server
[20:41] <Robert___> bobstro: they're both 1000
[20:41] <samw3> hello call
[20:41] <samw3> er.. all :}
[20:41] <prod-beginner> if you google samba howto you'll find many brilliant tutorials :)
[20:41] <Lychaeus> awesome, thanks!
[20:41] <prod-beginner> your welcome
[20:42] <samw3> has anyone seen an issue where plugging in a usb hid device takes over a minute for it to detect?
[20:42] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok, now we need to edit your /etc/fstab slightly. in the Storage line, change the options to 'defaults,nls=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000'.
[20:42] <najsowy> Hello
[20:42] <bobstro> Robert___:   you can leave the umask bit. no spaces between options. we're just adding the uid= & gid= bits.
[20:43] <Robert___> bobstro: ok done
[20:43] <alaing> hi guiys i need to setup my new user to have permission 755 on directories and 644 on files in /var/www how do i do this?
[20:43] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok, save it. then in the terminal, try 'sudo mount -a'. that should mount it.
[20:44] <samw3> it worked fine before my last system update
[20:44] <bobstro> Robert___:  confirm it mounted by just typing 'mount' and checking it.
[20:44] <alaing> hi guys i need to setup my new user to have permission 755 on directories and 644 on files in /var/www how do i do this?
[20:44] <TheoryDesigns> alaing
[20:45] <TheoryDesigns> download filezilla ftp server
[20:45] <TheoryDesigns> when you enter the dir
[20:45] <TheoryDesigns> select all files and select change permissions from the menu
[20:45] <samw3> alaing: http://movabletripe.com/archive/recursively-chmod-directories-only/
[20:46] <Robert___> bobstro: the Storage listing in the left-hand pane of a File Browser window changed to have an eject icon next to it. and "mount" spurts out a listing wihch includes /media/Storage in it (though whether its mere presence suggests its mounted or i should seek something else, i don't know)
[20:46] <alaing> i'm using ubuntu 10.04 server edition
[20:46] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok, test writing to it as lisa now.
[20:46] <uLinux> How can I see HDD temp with smartctl?
[20:47] <samw3> so, no one has seen slow usb detection response?
[20:48] <alaing> why do i need filezilla ftp server when I've already got one setup? I'm using filezilla client if that makes any difference
[20:48] <samw3> alaing: http://movabletripe.com/archive/recursively-chmod-directories-only/
[20:48] <Robert___> bobstro: yes, saving an openoffice doc to /media/Storage/Documents works - and i can see in the GUI dialog for file permissions on Storage that it's owned by lisa and in the lisa group
[20:49] <bobstro> Robert___:  so that is ONE WAY to do it. is this satisfactory?
[20:49] <bobstro> Robert___:  do you want lisa to be able to mount and unmount it, or just have it 'there'?
[20:49] <Robert___> bobstro: I want this state to be the case all the time, without having to worry about doing this every time manually, after boot etc
[20:49] <alaing> samw3:  do i need to do cd /var/www/ before running through those commands?
[20:50] <samw3> yes. or change the find . to find /var/www/
[20:50] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok, then it should be fine as-is. do you want the files to be under /media/Storage, or better under /home/lisa or /home/lisa/Desktop?
[20:50] <z00m> how do i find my usb drive from the terminal ?
[20:50] <bobstro> Robert___:  to verify, you might want to reboot now and test it. this is an internal drive, right? not usb or external?
[20:50] <z00m> so i can cd into the drive ect
[20:50] <z00m> etc^
[20:50] <samw3> z00m: cd /media
[20:51] <alaing> samw3:  ok let me test quickly
[20:51] <z00m> thanks samw3
[20:51] <Robert___> bobstro: i will test - brb (one thing: what was the umask=0222 i deleted?)
[20:51] <_mag_> Hi :) So, I'm using the netbook remix, and I think the launcher bar on the left hand side of my screen is just in the way. Is there any way to hide it or disable it entirely? I've tried logging in with the "Ubuntu Netbook 2D"-variant. This mode is without the sidebar, but it is without the neat global menubar. I'm a bit picky about my screen real estate, you see ;)
[20:51] <bobstro> Robert___:  it is not a bad thing. basically, it masks off the execute bit, so programs can't run from that location.
[20:52] <alpha_> When listening to rythmbox and a new song starts the indicator bar shows a black popup with the name of the song. How do I turn it off?
[20:52] <Guest59365> can anyone direct me to setting up apache web server in ubuntu?
[20:52] <Pici> !lamp | Guest59365
[20:52] <bobstro> _mag_:  that bar at left is how you select between the different tabs of apps. aren't all your apps opening up full-screen over it?
[20:53] <_mag_> bobstro: No, they are opening full screen beside it :(
[20:53] <bobstro> _mag_:  is this 10.04 or 10.10?
[20:53] <bobstro> _mag_:  on my 10.04, each app opens full screen over that launcher.
[20:53] <_mag_> bobstro: 10.10. Sorry, I forgot being specific :)
[20:54] <bobstro> _mag_:  i know they changed netbook under 10.10, but i can't help ya! sorry.
[20:54] <samw3> what service handles the detection of usb devices when they are plugged in?
[20:54] <_mag_> bobstro: Yes, it's not the same bar. Programs are still opening over the old bar :) Ok, well, thanks anyway :)
[20:54] <Robert___> bobstro: ok that's retained upon restart...
[20:54] <bobstro> _mag_:  i thing #ubuntu+1 is support for 10.10. i'm sure someone will correctly me shortly if not. :)
[20:55] <magnetron> samw3: udev
[20:55] <Pici> bobstro: Thats correct.
[20:55] <bobstro> Robert___:  ok. now you can modify the other partitions similarly if you want. you may not want lisa poking at actual windows system unless she's tech savvy.
[20:55] <mr_chris> alpha_: Go to edit->plugins select Status Icon click configure and set notifications to never
[20:55] <alaing> samw3: still having issues when I ftp to that directory as my user it still blocks it from apache
[20:55] <_mag_> bobstro: Thanks! :)
[20:55] <mrbrown> So, did anybody try to run 10.10. Does 10.10 have problems
[20:55] <mrbrown> with virtual terminals?
[20:56] <Robert___> bobstro: she's not savvy enough to even consider it...
[20:56] <magnetron> mrbrown: go to #ubuntu+1 , this channel is for Ubuntu 10.04 or older
[20:56] <bobstro> Robert___:  then i'd only mount the Storage volume. you could do something nifty like create a link (shortcut) on her desktop that points to /media/Storage/Documents and such.
[20:57] <acicula> samw3: dbus does that
[20:57] <ariakus_> how to control screen lamp in Ubuntu?
[20:57] <Robert___> bobstro: ok, that's great. so what i want now, per lifehacker, is for both WIndows' and Ubuntu's user files area to be the same thing, on Storage... the structure of this is basically the same... they each have Documents, Pictures, Music and Videos...  i have already recreated this (blank folders) on Storage and told Windows 7 to look for Lisa's library there... now i would like to do the same on ubuntu
[20:57] <mr_chris> ariakus_: Are you on a laptop?
[20:57] <samw3> alaing: not sure what you mean by "blocks"
[20:57] <alpha_> mr_chris, thank you!
[20:58] <Robert___> bobstro: the aim being, she will choose her own OS - but i want her to have access to the same documents in each, not have to boot out to another OS just to find a doc.
[20:58] <mr_chris> alpha_: np
[20:58] <ariakus_> mr_chris, yes
[20:58] <samw3> ariakus_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=497121
[20:58] <bobstro> Robert___:  good idea. i've not done the firefox/thunderbird shared profiles bit.
[20:58] <flowbee> is there a way i can make it so afte ra certain amount of time of inactivity; it requires me to enter my password?
[20:58] <mr_chris> ariakus_: I guessing that by screen lamp you mean the LCD backlight. Have you tried the keyboard shortcuts on your laptop?
[20:58] <Robert___> bobstro: so, maybe what i'm talking about is, how do i point Ubuntu's home lisa folder at Storage, or how do I make Storage Ubuntu's home folder?
[20:59] <Robert___> bobstro: not just Mozilla shared profiles, but also have access to same Documents, Pictures, Videos, Music
[20:59] <alaing> samw3:  when I open firefox and navigate to that new file I get a forbidden error [Mon Oct 04 20:58:47 2010] [error] [client ::1] (13)Permission denied: file permissions deny server access: /var/www/brandon420.html
[20:59] <acicula> actuall udeve makes much more sense
[20:59] <guntbert> flowbee: "it" being what?
[20:59] <flowbee> guntbert, ubuntu
[21:00] <mr_chris> flowbee: That is the default behavior. Go to system->preferences->screensaver. Check to see if "Lock screen when screensaver is active" is checked and that your screensaver is enabled.
[21:00] <wng-> Is there a reason the /etc/vim/vimrc file is only being acknowledged if I run vim under sudo, if I run vim as a normal user my configurations are not there...
[21:00] <samw3> alaing: what does ls -l /var/www/brandon420.html give you?
[21:00] <flowbee> mr_chris, fixed
[21:00] <flowbee> thanks
[21:00] <mr_chris> np
[21:01] <alaing> -rw------- 1 my_user my_user 73721 2010-10-04 20:52 /var/www/brandon420.html
[21:01] <bobstro> Robert___:  i am skimming that article. the customize the places menu advice looks spot-on.
[21:01] <Guest59365> can anyone help? I think I ruined my loopback interface
[21:01] <bobstro> Robert___:  at least parts of it. :)
[21:01] <Chaos2358> Can anyone reccommend a god music organizer that will automatically search the web for missing or oncorrect track info on ubuntu 10.04
[21:02] <andril> hello all
[21:02] <bobstro> Robert___:  let me show how i did it. as lisa, open a terminal. you should be in lisa's home directory. confirm by entering 'pwd' and it should show /home/lisa.
[21:02] <samw3> alaing: did you do a chmod 644?
[21:02] <andril> anyone having issues with burning ISO files and Brasero?
[21:03] <alaing> samw3: not yet. thats if I ftp it straight from another machine. which is what I want to do
[21:03] <samw3> alaing: that dir listing is showing it as 600
[21:03] <Robert___> bobstro: terminal. yep
[21:03] <reverie> may i ask
[21:03] <Chaos2358> Can anyone reccommend a god music organizer that will automatically search the web for missing or oncorrect track info on ubuntu 10.04
[21:04] <bobstro> Robert___:  i usually do this at the command line, but just tested doing it in nautilus so it'll be easier via irc.
[21:04] <reverie> can i upgrade 10.10 rc to 10.10 final?
[21:04] <alaing> samw3: ok i did sudo find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
[21:04] <bobstro> Robert___:  so close that terminal. :)
[21:04] <jrib> !10.10 | reverie
[21:04] <alaing> samw3: while in /var/www
[21:04] <bobstro> Robert___:  THEN open up nautilus as lisa.
[21:04] <Robert___> ok :)
[21:04] <Chaos2358> Can anyone reccommend a god music organizer that will automatically search the web for missing or oncorrect track info on ubuntu 10.04
[21:04] <jrib> !repeat | Chaos2358
[21:04] <ariakus_> reverie, no, it's the same thing
[21:04] <Robert___> bobstro: not familiar with Nautilus - where's that?
[21:05] <bobstro> Robert___:  navigate to /media/Storage/Documents (or wherever her docs are stored).
[21:05] <Loshki> andril: I've never trusted brasero. It seems to have a lot of bugs. I use k3b for nearly all my burning needs...
[21:05] <Chaos2358> jrib bite me i'm just asking a question
[21:05] <blakkheim> inb4 kick
[21:05] <reverie> ariakus O.o i thought the final is much more stable than RC?
[21:05] <bobstro> Robert___:  places->home folder will work. nautilus is like windows explorer.
[21:05] <andril> Loshki, thanks
[21:05] <ariakus_> Chaos2358, are those cdripped tracks or just some stolen mp3s?
[21:05] <jrib> Chaos2358: do not repeat it so quickly please.  Wait a reasonable amount of time (like 10 minutes)
[21:05] <alaing> samw3: -rw-r--r-- 1 my_user my_user 73721 2010-10-04 20:52 /var/www/brandon420.html
[21:05] <RedSingularity> I just joined the Ubuntu bug squad in Launchpad.  Can anyone here approve it?
[21:05] <Robert___> bobstro: oh ok... in Storage (/media/Storage)
[21:05] <jrib> RedSingularity: try #ubuntu-bugs maybe
[21:05] <samw3> alaing: did you try that in the browser?
[21:06] <RedSingularity> jrib: ok thanks
[21:06] <ariakus_> reverie, same repo, same files. only bugfixes will come, and they'll do it autoatically
[21:06] <samw3> has anyone seen an issue where plugging in a usb hid device takes over a minute for it to detect?
[21:06] <Chaos2358> arakus they were purchased on itunes when i had my iphone but some how when i converted from aac format to mp3 the track info got screwed up
[21:06] <bobstro> Robert___:  right-click on the folder you want to link to -- documents, music or whatever -- and select 'make link'.
[21:06] <alaing> samw3: i dont want to be having to run sudo find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; each time i after ftp a file
[21:06] <reverie> ariakus , thx , so should i update to 10.10 now ?
[21:06] <ariakus_> Chaos2358, then any one will do
[21:06] <bobstro> Robert___:  that should create a 'Link to <whatever>' in that directory.
[21:06] <Robert___> bobstro: yes
[21:06] <alaing> samw3: No i've not had any issues with usb
[21:06] <samw3> alaing: heh, ok, well that wasn't your original question
[21:07] <Pici> reverie : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Maverick/10.10 support/discussion.
[21:07] <bobstro> Robert___:  now you can cut/copy/move that link to lisa's desktop or home folder.
[21:07] <ariakus_> reverie, yess, of course
[21:07] <bobstro> Robert___:  just drag it to desktop for now.
[21:07] <Chaos2358> none of the music organizer i found in the ubuntu software center search the web for info
[21:07] <reverie> ariakus , thx =)
[21:07] <samw3> alaing: what ftp server are you using?
[21:08] <bobstro> Robert___:  once it's on the desktop, you can rename it if desired (e.g. get rid of 'link to' bit).
[21:08] <reverie> join
[21:08] <alaing> samw3: Sorry I do apologize. I just want to ftp using my_user to /var/www without any issues
[21:08] <bobstro> Robert___:  double-click that link to verify it opens up the correct folder.
[21:08] <samw3> alaing: what ftp server are you using?
[21:08] <Chaos2358> ariakus none of the ones in the software center will search the web i was hoping there is a third party that will
[21:08] <alaing> samw3: default one from ubuntu 10.
[21:08] <bobstro> Robert___:  fyi, what you are doing is creating a 'symbolic link'.
[21:08] <z00m> is there anything i can use to make some frontends to termal apps ?
[21:08] <ariakus_> Chaos2358, strange
[21:08] <z00m> thats simple to use ?
[21:08] <ariakus_> z00m, no
[21:08] <Robert___> bobstro: yes, have created a symbolic link for /media/Storage/Documents
[21:08] <z00m> growisofs for one
[21:09] <alaing> samw3: default one from ubuntu 10.04 server edtion. how do i check what services are running and then i could tell you
[21:09] <ariakus_> z00m, try python, it comes by default
[21:09] <Pici> z00m: zenitry perhaps?
[21:09] <Chaos2358> ariakus cowbell claims to do it but when you try it wont connect
[21:09] <Pici> z00m: wow, typo. I meant 'zenity'
[21:09] <bobstro> Robert___:  now you can put that wherever you'd like.
[21:09] <samw3> alaing: it should be vsftpd
[21:09] <bobstro> Robert___:  last step is to create those nice bookmarks you can use in nautilus.
[21:10] <alaing> samw3: thats the one I can confirm it
[21:10] <z00m> i love linux man its just like im going back over though.  I love the power of it but, it just makes life hard. I mean to burn an iso with a layerbreak i need to use the terminal :/
[21:10] <bobstro> Robert___:  so open the folder using that nifty new link.
[21:10] <Robert___> bobstro: so you're suggesting i delete eg. /home/lisa/Documents and replace it with the symbolic link to /media/Storage/documents?
[21:10] <bobstro> Robert___:  that's pretty much what the lifehacker article says. would you rather not?
[21:11] <step21> z00m, well, layerbreak is not normal stuff ...
[21:11] <bobstro> Robert___:  just be sure nothing's in there already!
[21:11] <alaing> any idea how I find the httpd.conf thats loaded and running when i go to /etc/apache2/httpd.conf its completely blank file
[21:11] <bobstro> Robert___:  what is common is to delete the linux originals, then substitute links to shared directories.
[21:11] <z00m> step21, it is on windows though it comes with options in settings for it or even a .dvd file with the info already there for the app to use.
[21:11] <bobstro> Robert___:  you certainly don't have to though.
[21:12] <Robert___> bobstro: no, nothing in there. oh i didn't read the article that way...
[21:12] <samw3> alaing: there's a way, but i can't remember what it's called.
[21:13] <alaing> samw3: for ftp issue?
[21:13] <bobstro> Robert___:  you could also just leave the links on the desktop and ignore the directories in her home folder.
[21:13] <z00m> i was thinking if i made a front end that let me choose my ISO, also set the layerbreak in a textbox and hit burn. it would be alot easier than typing a massive string in all the time.
[21:13] <Robert___> bobstro: so, we wouldn't consider making it so that lisa's home folder was *actually* /media/Storage? (i don't know if that's possible or desirable)
[21:13] <bobstro> Robert___:  there are a hundred ways to do it, none of which are wrong.
[21:13] <samw3> alaing: yeah.
[21:13] <z00m> could use a bash script init
[21:13] <bobstro> Robert___:  you could, but then a BUNCH of cruft will be in Storage that she might not recognize and delete. i'd keep her linux home separate, and just point to documents. i did this for my family.
[21:14] <Erikw> Where do you put binaries in a Linux system? /usr/local/* and make a symlink to /usr/local/bin/?
[21:14] <z00m> then feed the input to the burning command, like burn "iso name" -l "my layerbreak" would be more simple.
[21:14] <ionte> hi. i'm testing the new font in 10.10. When enabling subpixel rendering the font gets really thin and tall, compared to "best shapes" and "best contrast" rendering. Does anyone else have this problem?
[21:16] <ionte> i just found that this is visible with font size 9, not with 10
[21:16] <Robert___> bobstro: ok, well, interesting... so will this work across the board? ie. assuming i rename the symbolic "Link to Documents" to "Documents" and put that in /home/lisa in place of the genuine /home/lisa/Documents... that will always effectively *be* /home/lisa/Documents, and will function as such if anything calls on /home/lisa/Documents?
[21:17] <demonspork> I seem to have a nonfunctional dpkg process sitting in the background  locking my /var/lib/dpkg/lock file. It was in the middle of install MRTG and it stopped doing anything, I left it for 30 minutes and then I tried to ctrl+c with no luck, so I actually closed that ssh session and then reconnected, and now the dpkg won't die. kill -9 12345  doesn't end it either
[21:17] <k41> hey, can anyone tell me where I can modify my power saving settings (regarding wireless)
[21:18] <jtd> can someone give me a link to a .torrent for Maverick Ubuntu that doesn't cause my BitTorrent client to complain that the tracker says the torrent is unauthorized?
[21:18] <ariakus_> er
[21:18] <jtd> there is apparently some kind of permissions issue with the torrents available here: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/maverick/beta
[21:18] <alaing> does vsftpd have a channel?
[21:19] <jtd> (I also meant Xubuntu, not Ubuntu, but the problem remains on either)
[21:20] <bobstro> Robert___:  yes, you can rename the symbolic links.
[21:20] <guntbert> alaing: #vsftpd (its small :-))
[21:20] <uLinux> how can I make a program run without sudo? ie: sudo smartctl
[21:20] <uLinux> chmod+x thing
[21:20] <bobstro> Robert___:  just remember that the symbolic links are pointing to where the originals are *now*. if you change the mount location, delete and re-create the symbolic links.
[21:21] <n01s3> Current Version of Ubuntu Please
[21:21] <guntbert> uLinux: don't - system control should be done only as root
[21:21] <bobstro> Robert___:  last step is open the links, then replace the existing bookmarks entries to point to them.
[21:21] <uLinux> guntbert: I need to get temperature from smartctl
[21:21] <uLinux> using conky
[21:21] <demonspork> uLinux, things you run with sudo are being run as the superuser, root, and thus still need to be run with sudo. There isn't just some option to change, they require root privileges
[21:21] <alaing> guntbert: i see what you mean :)
[21:22] <alaing> samw3: you recon its vsftpd thats causing my problems?
[21:22] <demonspork> uLinux, have you tried lm-sensors?
[21:22] <Robert___> bobstro: those entries on the bottom of the left-hand pane in Nautilus windows?
[21:22] <uLinux> demonspork: i use lm-sensors.. with hddtemp but i dont want hddtemp because it causes I/O
[21:22] <tsrk> How can I disable TCP timestamps in openssh-server?
[21:22] <samw3> alaing: yes. there's a way to reconfig vsftp to substitute the webserver's user on upload, but i can't remember how
[21:23] <bobstro> Robert___:  in the Bookmarks menu
[21:23] <samw3> uLinux: there's a way
[21:23] <jojo244> yes hi guys i have got a question: how can i unpack like 3 or more .rar parts?
[21:23] <ariakus_> n01s3, 10.04,1 you need kernel version or what?
[21:23] <uLinux> samw3: how?
[21:23] <bobstro> Robert___:  what's in left-hand pane in nautilus can change, so i'm being cautious.
[21:23] <ariakus_> jojo244, ried unrar?
[21:23] <n01s3> downloading 10.10 testing now
[21:23] <nphase> jojo244: unrar e something.rar
[21:23] <nphase> it will automatically unpack all .rar parts
[21:23] <n01s3> ty arakus
[21:23] <jojo244> yes but only one parts gets unpacked
[21:24] <alaing> samw3:  i found the config file
[21:24] <n01s3> ty ariakus
[21:24] <jojo244> part*
[21:24] <bobstro> Robert___:  but if you've selected 'places' at the top of that pane, it will be the same, yes.
[21:24] <samw3> uLinux: let me show you the dark side: /etc/sudoers :)
[21:24] <Robert___> bobstro: oh, durr... ok, so what am i doing with Bookmarks?
[21:24] <n01s3> God Bless Ubuntu
[21:24] <alaing> samw3: surely it shoudl not matter as long as the ftp client is logged in as that user?
[21:24] <bobstro> Robert___:  just replacing the old bookmarks that point to the original linux folders with our new friends.
[21:24] <n01s3> Ubuntu Gangstaz 4 Lyfe!
[21:25] <alaing> n01s3: is that a new channel?
[21:25] <samw3> alaing:  yeah, you could log in as www-data.  i don't recommend it, but you can do it.
[21:25] <Robert___> bobstro: but, if the Bookmarks there are all now symbolic links, is there any point?
[21:25] <n01s3> yeah boyee
[21:26] <n01s3> lets make it
[21:26] <bobstro> Robert___:  yes, in that the bookmarks show up as shortcuts in many apps, and also the existing ones may be broken if you deleted the empty originals, and confusing if nothing else.
[21:26] <ariakus_> !ot
[21:26] <uLinux> samw3: ..
[21:26] <alaing> could i not somehow hook my_user into www-data?
[21:26] <n01s3> alaing - I'm not a very good op
[21:26] <uLinux> found this http://justcheckingonall.wordpress.com/2009/06/26/smartmontools-and-conky/
[21:26] <ariakus_> alaing, no! use acls instead
[21:26] <bobstro> Robert___:  if you copied the symbolic links into the home directory and they had the same name, they may be just fine as-is.
[21:27] <bobstro> Robert___:  hard to tell from here. :)
[21:27] <samw3> alaing: that's the config option i can't remember
[21:27] <alaing> ariakus_: acls?
[21:27] <Robert___> bobstro: well, what i'm doing is making symbolic links for the folders which are the contents of /media/Storage (eg. Documents, Music et al) and putting those symbolic-link folders in /home/lisa in place of the originals
[21:27] <ariakus_> alaing, create a group for ftp users and put it to that folders ACL
[21:27] <bobstro> Robert___:  oh, ok. in that case, the bookmarks should still work. test them to be sure.
[21:28] <bobstro> Robert___:  some people like the symlinks on the desktop, etc.
[21:28] <samw3> uLinux: http://rantomatic.co.uk/2009/06/02/howto-simple-sudoers-tutorial/
[21:29] <bobstro> Robert___:   is it shaping up like what you wanted?
[21:29] <Robert___> bobstro: so far, for the two that i've replaced with symlinks, they both work - though, interestingly, the filepath in the Nautilus window is *appearing* as though it were the original, actual location, rather than the redirected on on Storage
[21:29] <bobstro> Robert___:  yes, symlinks look like actual locations, though it *might* vary in some apps.
[21:29] <nilo> ciao
[21:30] <nilo> !list
[21:30] <alaing> ariakus_: ok i created a group. I then need to assign my users to that group. Will I still be using /var/www?
[21:30] <bobstro> Robert___:  test to your own satisfaction that it works.
[21:30] <anlarye> this maybe a question for another channel. but does anyone know where to get an extension for firefox to view VRM files like the ones nagios creates?
[21:30] <bobstro> Robert___:  you could open the folders on Storage in nautilus and update bookmarks to point to those instead, if that's less confusing. symlinks will still appear as 'real' location though.
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> anlarye: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/projectvrm/Firefox_plugin
[21:32] <alaing> ariakus_: i assigned my users to that group. now what do i need to do?
[21:33] <ariakus_> then add that group to var/www ACL
[21:33] <crackstore> hye all
[21:33] <Robert___> bobstro: all sounds good, though maybe hard to know until the system is used in earnest. most important thing is that OpenOffice files work across both systems, but i've proved that with one test just now.
[21:33] <crackstore> anyone know what tool can i use for shoutcast?
[21:34] <datacrusher> crackstore, for what? broadcast or lesson?
[21:34] <bobstro> Robert___:  just be sure to keep anti-virus and spyware software updated on the windows side!
[21:34] <k41> can someone tell me how to change PM-util settings?
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> crackstore: transmitting or receiving?
[21:34] <crackstore> broadcast.. because i want to onair
[21:34] <datacrusher> icecast
[21:34] <Robert___> bobstro: if i'm not *actually* putting home on Storage, i guess i'll have to always keep on eye out for what new folders might need to be reflected on both sides in future?
[21:34] <datacrusher> darksnow + darkice
[21:34] <bobstro> Robert___:  you may encounter a situation where the ntfs volume will not mount under linux if the windows machine was not shut down properly.
[21:34] <crackstore> icecast?
[21:34] <jtd> is anyone else having trouble trying to torrent Xubuntu?
[21:35] <datacrusher> pretty much documentation on the shoutcast site
[21:35] <ariakus_> bobstro, windows XP and laterneed no antivirus or antispyware
[21:35] <somebody> Hi, one simple question. Whats the password of the defaul id_rsa private key. the password from my user don´t work (not changed yet) thanks!
[21:35] <bobstro> Robert___:  well, that's where i take issue with the lifehacker article. they describe using rsync, but that's ONE WAY synchronization.
[21:35] <bobstro> ariakus_:  you are joking i hope
[21:35] <alaing> ariakus_: sorry for sounding stupid but how do I "add that group to var/www ACL" I'm new to linux and normally use windows and xampp
[21:35] <crackstore> datacrusher, apt-get install icesast?
[21:35] <ariakus_> jtd, i torrented Maverick ubuntu today and it was fine
[21:35] <jrib> somebody: umm, what do you mean by "default id_rsa private key"?
[21:35] <somebody> jrib: this: /home/username/.ssh/id_rsa
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> crackstore: icecast is synonymous
[21:36] <jrib> somebody: there's no such file by default.  You must have created it
[21:36] <crackstore> ActionParsnip, that means?
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> crackstore: similar but not the same
[21:36] <somebody> i used it a time with my ubuntu system. just made ssh-copy-id without creating before. i thought.
[21:36] <Robert___> bobstro: difficult to know what to do with the remaining folders in /home/lisa that aren't symlinks... Desktop, ICAClient, Public, Templates, Ubuntu One and Examples
[21:36] <crackstore> ohh..
[21:36] <somebody> and my system never asked for it.
[21:36] <crackstore> ActionParsnip, can use for on air?
[21:36] <Robert___> bobstro: strange; i don't see mention of rsync
[21:37] <datacrusher> crackstore, icecast is a streaming server, the clients works with shoutcast if configured properly. darksnow is agui frontend for darkice, a connection to icecast servers
[21:37] <jrib> somebody: you created it and set the password when you created it
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> crackstore: not sure whatthat is, look at what icecastcan do to see
[21:37] <ariakus_> bobstro, only windows 200 had problems of that kind
[21:37] <somebody> jrib: hm, can´t remember. but thanks!
[21:37] <bobstro> Robert___:  pretty much ignore those, since they're mostly for under linux. the exception might be ubuntu one. you *could* set it up to share files via the cloud using ubuntuone, but there's no need to with this solution.
[21:37] <Robert___> bobstro: an exciting prospect, nonetheless :)
[21:37] <bobstro> ariakus_:  i do not wish to argue, but that is absolutely not the case. the majority of spyware and recent viruses target xp and recent bretheren.
[21:38] <karkwa> hi
[21:38] <crackstore> ActionParsnip, oke.. thanks.. i try find it
[21:38] <ariakus_> anyone experrience wireless blackputs in ubuntu?
[21:38] <bobstro> Robert___:  i closed the page, but i thought i saw something there about rsync.
[21:38] <karkwa> im help error
[21:38] <bobstro> Robert___:  ubuntuone or dropbox or similar will be an option if you want lisa to move to a machine somewhere else, perhaps. not needed for what you're describing now though.
[21:39] <alaing> ariakus_: sorry for sounding stupid but how do I "add that group to var/www ACL" I'm new to linux and normally use windows and xampp
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> !details | karkwa
[21:39] <karkwa> ok im sorry
[21:40] <ariakus_> alaing one minute
[21:40] <alaing> ariakus_: ok
[21:40] <bobstro> Robert___:  so is it what you wanted?
[21:41] <Robert___> bobstro: it's an alternative to what i expected we might do (actually locating home on Storage), but seems quicker... i can't thank you enough
[21:41] <CrAzYoNi> Hello all,
[21:41] <ariakus_> alaing study docs of getfacl/setfacl
[21:41] <CrAzYoNi> I'm using Ubuntu server without GUI
[21:41] <fgasiogjd> is it normal that "somecommand 2>&1 | tee foobar.txt" is spitting out the output in a very sudden manner (30 lines at a time) instead of smoothly displaying one line at a time? somecommand outputs a line every second or two, yet tee only outputs every 20-30
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> CrAzYoNi: many people do
[21:42] <CrAzYoNi> How can I change the source from command-line env. ? (I want to change it from USA to IL [Israel])
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> CrAzYoNi: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:42] <ariakus_> fgasiogjd, it's called buffering
[21:42] <Robert___> bobstro: really great help. i thought irc nowadays was full of jerks; apparently not. i've learned a good amount here. now i need to learn how else i can normalise Ubuntu for my GF, ie. iPod sync, printer and scanner access
[21:42] <bobstro> Robert___:  my point is that home itself is only relevant to linux, so i leave it on linux filesystem. documents are shared, so i point those to shared filesystem. as i said, many ways to do things, none of which are 'wrong'
[21:42] <Robert___> bobstro: sounds fair enough
[21:42] <bobstro> Robert___:  irc is like trying to hold a conversation on the freeway doing 90MPH. :)
[21:43] <fgasiogjd> ariakus_: yes but I thought the whole point of tee was to see the output and redirect it to a file, not "buffer for a while and then eventually display stuff"
[21:43] <bobstro> Robert___:  printer isn't bad. i can sync my media player, but it ain't itunes. :)
[21:43] <ariakus_> | does buffering
[21:43] <fgasiogjd> is there a way to make it not buffer more than one line?
[21:44] <ariakus_> i havde no idea
[21:44] <fgasiogjd> or rather, pass lines on as it gathers them
[21:45] <fgasiogjd> looks like there's a command called unbuffer
[21:45] <Robert___> bobstro: ah, you say printer isn't bad - but i can't yet imagine how i'm going to connect Ubuntu to out HP Deskjet f4580 *wirelessly* like on my Mac :)
[21:45] <kwakwa> fucl
[21:45] <Braber01> Hey I'm having a problem with my printer; My Aunt just changed it from a Dymanic IP Address to a Static IP address and now whenever I'm in .gnome The printer will work for a while but then I have to restart my computer to get the printer to work again any ideas on how to fix this?
[21:45] <bobstro> Robert___:  if you're lucky, driver is provided. if not, you get to hunt for a .PPD file (like my dell). network printers are fairly straightforward though.
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> Robert___: HP love linux, it'll be fine
[21:45] <kwakwa> fuck
[21:46] <Madwill> hi i want a script to make the machine reboot i tryed "gksudo 'shutdown -r now'" but it makes a windows pop and ask for the sudo password
[21:46] <IdleOne> kwakwa: Please watch your language
[21:46] <Andy2113> hey guys, I got a question about partitioning and installing different OS. I have my computer running ubuntu installed alongside WinXP. Now last time I had it set up like this and had to re-install windows every time at boot it wouldn't give me an option to choose between ubuntu and windows. I think it's because windows got installed again later. Anyway, my question is, how can I install (or re-install) windows without losing the option of accessing my
[21:46] <Robert___> cool
[21:46] <bobstro> kwakwa:  not now. daddy's busy.
[21:46] <Madwill> is there anyway i can make it so i already entered the password or bypass it ?
[21:46] <IdleOne> bobstro: errrr, no feed troll plz kthnx
[21:47] <bobstro> :)
[21:47] <poolvibe_> Testing 123
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> Braber01: what outputs do you get when you try to print?
[21:47] <wam> Madwill: well, sudo or gksudo will ask for the password of the currently logged in user. Don't you have it? Then you can't use gksudo commands. You'll have to do something else. I'd have a hint maybe if you tell me what you're trying.
[21:48] <Braber01> ActionParsnip: I don't get any Outputs the printer just stops working
[21:48] <bobstro> Andy2113:  read up on boot recovery disks and procedures. you won't have to re-install but windows may over-write boot menu (grub).
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> Andy2113: you can't. Windows will rewrite the MBR. You will need to boot to liveCD to reinstate grub
[21:48] <franksterville> Test
[21:48] <ariakus_> madwill chmod +s  /sbin/shutdown
[21:48] <magnetron> whois franksterville
[21:48] <OltreIrc`2143> hello
[21:48] <wam> ariakus_: that'll require sudo too ;)
[21:48] <Madwill> wam thx: i do have this password but i would need this script to run without me
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> Braber01: so no messages on screen or lights flashing on the printer?
[21:48] <fgasiogjd> ariakus_: another solution that I came across is calling fflush on stdout (only applicable if you have access to the app's source, of course)
[21:48] <OltreIrc`2143> !list
[21:48] <franksterville> Im the big giant new noober
[21:48] <wam> Madwill: then listen to ariakus_ .
[21:48] <Braber01> ActionParsnip: Yes That is correct
[21:49] <CrAzYoNi> Nevermind, I changed it manually under /etc/apt/sources.list (using script I replaced each [us.] with [il.] thanks though.
[21:49] <CrAzYoNi> 2
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> Braber01: if you restart the cups service can you then print? Can you ping the IP?
[21:49] <Madwill> thx is sbin/shutdown supposed to be my script or do i just write what he says
[21:49] <ariakus_> fgasiogjd, there should be some obscure setting in /proc somewhere
[21:49] <franksterville> funny thing is I just went through all this setting up print server w/ ububtu
[21:49] <Braber01> ActionParsnip, I haven't tried that and I don't know how to do that
[21:50] <silaru>  /msg ubottu !bot
[21:50] <Andy2113> thanks guys! I'm reading up on it as I type this.
[21:50] <BladeMcCool> apt-get seems to think this bitnami lampstack doesnt have apache2 -- it does -- but it doesnt have mod_perl (or so it would seem.). how can i make apt-get see the existing apache2 and set up a mod_perl for it? or how can i set up a mod_perl for the apache2 thats on there?
[21:50] <ariakus_> add sudo before chmod
[21:50] <wam> Madwill: you could add the suid bit (chmod +s) to /sbin/shutdown in order to allow any user to call it as he/she were root without sudo
[21:50] <fgasiogjd> ariakus_: no root access, so it looks like the best solution for me is to fflush gratuitiously
[21:50] <Madwill> ok thx i'll try this right now
[21:51] <wam> Madwill: if that's not what you want, you may look at /etc/sudoers to create special rights for some users using sudo without a password.
[21:51] <wam> Madwill: in that case you'd read man sudoers
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> Braber01: sudo service cups stop; sleep 5; sudo service cups start
[21:51] <alaing> ariakus_: acl was not installed I installed it and manged to use a simple getfacl.
[21:52] <alaing> ariakus_: do i need to change the group?
[21:52] <sabayonuser3> hi
[21:52] <Madwill> wam should i reboot because it stills ask for a password when i call the rebootscript from the exterior
[21:52] <ariakus_> ALAING no just add it to group part of /var/www acl
[21:52] <karolina> hey
[21:53] <zanberdo> I'm just discovered that one of my disks in my raid1 config has failed. I'm preparing to replace the drive and wanted to know if there is a site that has instructions for rebuilding the array using dmraid
[21:53] <karolina> co tam?
[21:53] <wam> Madwill: did you still call it with gksudo? Just do it without!
[21:53] <ariakus_> !pl
[21:53] <Madwill> ok
[21:53] <zanberdo> I'm running dmraid on ubuntu 9.04
[21:53] <alaing> ariakus_: not quiet sure what i'm doing now. the group is already set to my_user
[21:53] <karolina> you speak polish?
[21:53] <Madwill> i do still use gksudo
[21:53] <NicoleC> Anyone advise to use a ubuntu server as a nas?
[21:53] <alaing> ariakus_: do i change it to the new group ftphome?
[21:53] <karolina> my name is karolina im from poland
[21:53] <wam> Madwill: just execute "/sbin/shutdown -r now" or something.
[21:53] <jack__> Hello, how can I boot from WIndows 7? I tried everything out without any solution
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> NicoleC: look into sftp and / or samba
[21:54] <Madwill> trying it as we speak
[21:54] <wam> ;)
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> jack__: boot what?
[21:54] <karolina> boot?
[21:54] <AndroidLoverInSF> anyone can help with vnc? i can vnc into my ubuntu 10.04 box, but seems when i open a firefox app, i get disconnected, weird
[21:54] <jack__> I'd like to boot Windows 7
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> jack__: so you installed ubuntu and can't boot win7 from grub2?
[21:54] <xq0507> irc.sceneaccess.org
[21:55] <jack__> correct
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> jack__: so why didnt you say that?
[21:55] <jack__> I am not English, I didnt know how to say that
[21:55] <jack__> I am sorry for that
[21:56] <wam> AndroidLoverInSF: if you have a proprietary graphics driver (e.g. from nvidia or ati) try to start x with an open source driver when using vnc. I remember that there were some issues with those proprietary drivers.
[21:56] <ariakus_> alaing, which acl it has now?
[21:56] <z00m> how to install libcurl ?
[21:56] <Gnea> jack__: did you have windows 7 already installed before installing Ubuntu?
[21:56] <z00m> what do i need to install via apt-get ?
[21:56] <Gnea> !grub | jack__
[21:56] <jack__> yes
[21:56] <z00m> so iv got libcurl
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> jack__: http://www.smipple.net/snippet/voyeg3r/How%20to%20add%20Vista/Windows%207%20partition%20to%20Grub%202%20(Ubuntu%209.10,%20Karmic%20Koala)
[21:57] <Gnea> jack__: see ActionParsnip's URL
[21:57] <jack__> "Sorry!! The page or snippet you requested could not be found. It may have been moved, or deleted."
[21:58] <antIP> Anyone know how to move podcasts from rythmbox onto ipod? I've tried everything I can think of. The podcasts aren't moving onto my iPod.
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> jack__: http://pastie.org/1199370
[21:58] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: the ( ) breaks the link in xchat
[21:58] <IdleOne> and probably most other clients
[21:58] <Johanness> jack__: Did you partition the harddisk at ubuntu install?
[21:58] <Toaday>  #minecraft
[21:58] <alaing> how do i pastebin the result
[21:59] <alaing> I have pastebinit installed
[21:59] <ubuntu> hey there
[21:59] <LjL> alaing: "command | pastebinit" or "cat filename | pastebinit" and then give the url (i don't know what's the relevant syntax because i have no idea what you need to paste)
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> alaing: copy the text to a textfile and run:   pastebinit file
[22:00] <jack__> is that the same case?
[22:00] <sile> Hi, I've ran memtest86 for half an hour and I got one million errors so far. This means my memstick is broken or bad connected right?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> LjL: no need to cat if its a file dude ;)
[22:00] <jack__> how can I check that
[22:00] <jack__> "According to this my Windows partition is hda1."
[22:00] <^DEMOSS^> excuse me - what is this  LATEX_COMPILER and were i can find it ?
[22:00] <LjL> ActionParsnip: eh, makes more sense to me to remember it takes stuff from stdin
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> ljl: i guess but it's not hugely necessary
[22:01] <alaing> ariakus_: http://pastebin.com/caqcCruh
[22:03] <jack__> This created a new a new file. I then added the following lines:
[22:03] <jack__>  where is file on my hard driver?
[22:03] <^DEMOSS^> anybody can help me with little problem ?? what is this -->>  LATEX_COMPILER <<-- and how i can get it ??
[22:03] <aeon-ltd> jack__: created a file with what?
[22:03] <jack__> console
[22:03] <sda1986> hi all, i have a couple of problem with my webcam. I have an asus F3jp laptop with a ID 05e1:0501 Syntek Semiconductor Co., Ltd DC-1125 Webcam. Problem 1. Low quality definition how can I solve it? Problem 2. When I start the cam a led turn it on, but never turn it off. I know the webcam it doesn't work because i putted a programm camera monitor but it's annoying! Please help
[22:03] <aeon-ltd> jack__: most likely though your /home or where ever you cd'd to
[22:03] <ABGD> hi folks, a bit off topic here but, does anybody know if theres an iphone jailbreak available for latest update yet?
[22:04] <LjL> ABGD: a bit *too* offtopic in all fairness :P
[22:04] <^DEMOSS^> http://pastebin.com/WjGpCnG5
[22:04] <jack__> I cant fine it
[22:04] <jack__> jack@jack-laptop:~$ # sudo nano /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[22:04] <jack__> jack@jack-laptop:~$
[22:04] <ariakus_> try setfacl -m g:<www group here>:r /var/www
[22:04] <LjL> ABGD: there might be a dedicated channel but since i don't know about it, i guess you could try #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> jack__: then the file is just that.
[22:05] <aeon-ltd> ABGD: whats the latest? if none since 4.1, then yes
[22:05] <ABGD> LjL: Sorry! I'll try that room, thank you.
[22:05] <ariakus_> alaing, or install eiciel to do it in GUI
[22:05] <jack__> where is it?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> jack__: /etc/grub.d/11_Windows   is exactly where it is
[22:06] <Madwill> wam it works you're a genius and i will drink a beer in your name tonight !
[22:06] <cccctr> guys, how many time is usually  bunned on kubuntu channel?
[22:06] <wam> Madwill: hey, it wasn't my hint ;)
[22:06] <alaing> ariakus_:  i installed eiciel how do i open it?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> cccctr: bunned?
[22:06] <Madwill> Oh yeah !
[22:06] <aeon-ltd> cccctr: 1 day usually if you meant banned
[22:07] <ariakus_> eiciel /var/www &
[22:07] <Madwill> i'll drink 2 then
[22:07] <ABGD> aeon-ltd: i believe there is 4.1.2 or something now :(
[22:07] <wam> that's better
[22:07] <aeon-ltd> Madwill: offtopic, but i've noticed you drink alot to helpers
[22:07] <wam> i had 4
[22:07] <cccctr> aeon-ltd  yes! bAnned
[22:07] <Madwill> i do, i do ;)
[22:07] <aeon-ltd> ABGD: check the http://blog.iphone-dev.org/
[22:07] <LjL> cccctr: wait one day for good measure (unless you're sure the ban was a mistake) and then ask on #ubuntu-ops
[22:07] <Madwill> aeon-ltd thx for the last time but as stated it did ask for a password
[22:07] <cccctr> I have waited seversl days already!
[22:07] <Madwill> now i'm fine
[22:08] <jack__> "/11_Windows" not found
[22:08] <aeon-ltd> cccctr: what were you doing in #kubuntu that got you kicked and banned?
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> cccctr: could ask in #freenode
[22:08] <LjL> cccctr: then join it now and ask
[22:08] <LjL> ActionParsnip: what, no
[22:08] <ariakus_> how to make windows borders THICKER? I cannot RESIZE them!
[22:08] <LjL> ActionParsnip: #freenode doesn't deal with channel bans
[22:08] <aeon-ltd> jack__: the full path is needed, /etc/grub.d/11_Windows
[22:08] <alaing> ariakus_: it gives me an error when i try open it "Could not open the file "/var/www" (Operation not supported)"
[22:08] <Madwill> FYI- its an automated machine which connect to a virtualclassroom and records everything with x11grab then from time to time i want it to reboot on its own at night for stability
[22:08] <juk> anyone else cannot set colors in python console on gedit?
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> cccctr: LjL: or #ubuntu-ops   maybe
[22:09] <ariakus_> alaing, it probably means you have no acl support, mount /var with "acl" option
[22:09] <LjL> ActionParsnip: yeah that's what i said :P
[22:09] <cccctr> I write "/join #kubuntu"  AND NOTHING HAPPENED
[22:09] <cccctr> [474] #kubuntu Cannot join channel (+b) - you are banned
[22:09] <cccctr> Why?
[22:09] <LjL> cccctr: yes. that's because you're banned. you said that before. we believe you.
[22:10] <^DEMOSS^> 8( nobody dont't know that ?? 8(
[22:10] <cccctr> Whar for?
[22:10] <wam> cccctr: you ate your cat
[22:10] <^DEMOSS^> http://pastebin.com/WjGpCnG5
[22:10] <^DEMOSS^> anybody can help me with little problem ?? what is this -->>  LATEX_COMPILER <<-- and how i can get it ??
[22:10] <LjL> cccctr: i don't know. as we said (three times), you need to ask in #ubuntu-ops
[22:10] <LjL> cccctr: try listening though :\
[22:10] <alaing> ariakus_: and how do i mount /var with the acl option sorry I'm complete newbie at linux commandline
[22:10] <ariakus_> ^DEMOSS^, any latex package has one
[22:10] <^DEMOSS^> latex package ??
[22:10] <ariakus_> alaing, add this to mount options in fstab
[22:11] <ariakus_> and why the hell you're configuring server if you have no linux experience??
[22:11] <antIP> How do I use paste bin?
[22:11] <aeon-ltd> !latex | ^DEMOSS^
[22:11] <aeon-ltd> !pastebin | antIP
[22:11] <LjL> antIP: you just paste whatever you need to paste on it, and then give the resulting URL
[22:11] <Gnea> antIP: you select text with your mouse, then paste it to the pastebin website, click submit, then paste the URL it gives here
[22:11] <alaing> ariakus_: trying to learning linux in my own time.
[22:12] <juk> I cannot set colors in gedit pycononsole http://pastebin.com/2qpNqpHG
[22:12] <^DEMOSS^> ariakus_ aeon-ltd thanks - i try it
[22:12] <^DEMOSS^> latex - cjk is good ?
[22:13] <ariakus_> never worked with CJK, sorry
[22:13] <rypervenche> Does anyone use VirtualBox's Guest Additions? I have a question about it.
[22:14] <HurRduRrr> yo
[22:14] <alaing> ariakus_: so i need to make the changes to fstab.conf? this is my fstab.conf http://pastebin.com/Hj9DRQz2
[22:14] <^DEMOSS^> aeon-ltd ariakus_ thnx - now i have only 4 errors ))
[22:15] <aeon-ltd> ^DEMOSS^: your welcome
[22:15] <chrissharp123> rypervenche: go ahead with your questions
[22:15] <^DEMOSS^> http://pastebin.com/crB6F1ve
[22:15] <HurRduRrr> exit
[22:16] <puff> Hm, I'm using the computertemp gnome applet for displaying my CPU temperature.  However, the applet says 117 degrees while "cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THM0/temperature" says it's 47 degrees.
[22:16] <cccctr> ubuntu-ops ignore me!!!   may be it is becase I was banned in kubuntu channel... bad boys.
[22:16] <rypervenche> chrissharp123: I'm running Lucid and I'm VMing Windows XP so I can play Final Fantasy VII without having to dual boot. The problem is the Guest Additions video driver does not support 256 bit color, so it will not work with FF7. How can I uninstall the driver while keeping the rest of the features that Guest Additions has to offer?
[22:16] <puff> Ohwait, the second is celsius, the applet is farenheit.  Hm.
[22:16] <cccctr> ok
[22:16] <cccctr> bye
[22:16] <aeon-ltd> cccctr: email freenode
[22:17] <^DEMOSS^> this is syntax error or error with configuration file ?? or i must install more package ???
[22:17] <cccctr> 1:16  time to sleep
[22:17] <cccctr> moscow time
[22:17] <cccctr> bye
[22:17] <aeon-ltd> cccctr: meh, g'night i suppoe
[22:17] <alaing> ariakus_: i tried setfacl -m g:ftphome:r /var/www and that also return operation not supported
[22:17] <aeon-ltd> *suppoe
[22:17] <aeon-ltd> *suppose
[22:17] <cccctr> g'night
[22:17] <aeon-ltd> YEAH finally did it
[22:17] <cccctr> quit
[22:17] <cccctr> exit
[22:17] <cccctr> ??
[22:17] <chrissharp123> rypervenche: that's actually a little beyond my Vbox skill, but it sounds like it might be a WinXP issue - you might ask in #virtualbox
[22:17] <aeon-ltd> cccctr: err forward slash
[22:18] <littlebearz> .
[22:18] <aeon-ltd> cccctr: '/quit'
[22:18] <MarfisDame> How do you enable pae in kernel?
[22:18] <ariakus_> alaing add ,acl after "errors=ro and reboot
[22:18] <rypervenche> chrissharp123: Oh cool, thanks. Didn't know there was one. I'm still very newbish when it comes to support here...but I'm loving every minute of Ubuntu :)
[22:18] <ariakus_> MarfisDame, install pae kernel
[22:18] <MarfisDame> I have 10.04 32 bit lts and 4 gb of ram but I can see only 3,5 ...
[22:18] <^DEMOSS^> aeon-ltd ariakus_  -  http://pastebin.com/crB6F1ve   any ideas ??
[22:18] <MarfisDame> ariakus_,  Ok so how do I do that?
[22:18] <chrissharp123> rypervenche: glad to hear it :-)
[22:19] <MarfisDame> ariakus_,  I'm a linux newbie.
[22:19] <ariakus_> MarfisDame, linux-image-pae or smth like this
[22:19] <Marforius> If anyone is around that has this problem before or knows about it if its a bug, basically a new install of ubuntu and the synaptics touchpad doesnt work, acer aspire 7540: when you disable the touchpad/mouse buttons with the key to disable it when you go to turn it back on it doesn't respond at all. Should I make a ticket or?
[22:20] <MarfisDame> ariakus_,  Thanks
[22:20] <MarfisDame> !pae
[22:20] <MarfisDame> :DOhh sweet
[22:20] <^DEMOSS^> x64 more good than PAE
[22:20] <alaing> ariakus_: so it read errors=remount-ro,acl  0       1?
[22:21] <ariakus_> alaing, yes
[22:21] <ariakus_> ^DEMOSS^, it equires system reeinstall though
[22:21] <sda1986> hi all, i have a couple of problem with my webcam. I have an asus F3jp laptop with a ID 05e1:0501 Syntek Semiconductor Co., Ltd DC-1125 Webcam. Problem 1. Low quality definition how can I solve it? Problem 2. When I start the cam a led turn it on, but never turn it off. I know the webcam it doesn't work because i putted a programm camera monitor but it's annoying! Please help
[22:21] <antIP> !pastebinit Existing instance running - activating via D-Bus.
[22:21] <antIP> ^CTraceback (most recent call last):
[22:21] <antIP>   File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/dbus/connection.py", line 574, in msg_reply_handler
[22:21] <antIP>     def msg_reply_handler(message):
[22:21] <antIP> KeyboardInterrupt
[22:21] <FloodBot2> antIP: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:21] <antIP> Traceback (most recent call last):
[22:21] <xp_prg> can the ubuntu desktop edition be used as a live cd?
[22:22] <aeon-ltd> xp_prg: the iso is a livecd
[22:22] <xp_prg> does it come with a default virus scanner that I can check a windows drive with?
[22:22] <alaing> ariakus_: brb
[22:23] <antIP> I tried to open up gpodder and I got this error (obviously related to python), but it says the instance is running, but I can't find it running anywhere... http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:23] <AndroidLoverInSF> thanks wam.  anyone know how to revert back to generic ubuntu video drivers instead of proprietary graphics card drivers? it asked me to use proprietary so i clicked yes, but dont know exactly what it installed
[22:24] <aeon-ltd> xp_prg: not sure, i don't think so, but you can make your own liveCD with 'Reconstructor' (google it)
[22:24] <drew212> how to i replace newline characters with spaces, then write that back to the file? I tried using tr, but it doesnt write to the file
[22:25] <rypervenche> :/ No one is talking in #vbox :(
[22:25] <xp_prg> can't I install one then use it with the livecd?
[22:25] <bobstro> drew212:  redirect tr output to tmp file, then mv tmpfile over original perhaps?
[22:25] <ariakus_> xp_prg, just download drweb scanner ab
[22:26] <ariakus_> nd do it from windows
[22:26] <bobstro> drew212:  assuming you *want* to replace the original.
[22:26] <drew212> bobstro: how do i do that?
[22:26] <ilovefairuz> drew212: append '>  filename' to replace file? works for anything that prints to stdout
[22:26] <bobstro> ilovefairuz:  he wants to edit in-place, so i'd redirect to a tmp file 1st before over-writing input file.
[22:27] <ariakus_> rypervenche, are you sure? i thought I was playing diablo 1 in virtualbox which is 256-color game
[22:28] <antIP> When I run gPodder I can't access any files from nautilus through the file browser. I just gut a pink window link I don't have permission to view files or something.
[22:28] <bobstro> drew212:  run existing command, but append '> tmpfile' to it. check tmpfile to make sure it's ok, the mv that over original file if so.
[22:28] <rypervenche> ariakus: Apparently it's a problem with older games, and FF7 is old enough.
[22:28] <antIP>  I tried to open up gpodder and I got this error (obviously related to python), but it says the instance is running, but I can't find it running anywhere... http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:28] <drew212> thanks =)
[22:28] <bekks> hi
[22:29] <ariakus_> is there a way to put GNOME panel to the RIGHT?
[22:29] <alaing> ariakus_: THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! It works perfectly as I was hoping it too. I can now ftp files across to my server and am able to view them straight away without having to chmod files after uploading them
[22:29] <ariakus_> rypervenche, try vmvare player
[22:29] <bobstro> ariakus_:  you can move it to right of screen if that's what you mean.
[22:29] <zedkappa> so there is no way of selecting the first items of lists without using a loop?
[22:29] <ariakus_> bobstro, when I do it look DORKY
[22:29] <rypervenche> ariakus_: This is where I found the information.
[22:30] <bekks> using do-release-upgrade, and getting to the point to acknowledge the changes being done, what exactly will happen when pressing "no, dont do this"? will the system being "resetted" to the point it was before issuing "do-release-upgrade"?
[22:30] <bobstro> ariakus_:  you can set alignment in properties to line it up.
[22:30] <alaing> ariakus_: really appreciate all your help specially for a linux newbie like myself
[22:30] <rypervenche> ariakus_: Awww, so I'd have to get rid of Virtualbox? I just got everything set up and I'm all used to it now. Hmmmm...
[22:30] <juk> bug http://pastebin.com/2qpNqpHG ?
[22:30] <ariakus_> rypervenche, I would try it first
[22:30] <antIP> Can anyone tell me what this error means? http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:30] <zedkappa> so there is no way of selecting the first items of multiple lists without using a loop?
[22:30] <trism> juk: do you have python-gconf installed?
[22:31] <^DEMOSS^> anybody can check this http://pastebin.com/U8gKXkv6 and say me - were in that configuration we can see ERROR's ??  it's   5\7\15\17  lines
[22:31] <ariakus_> there's no ALIGNMENT in settings, when I put it to theside all the text is TURNED and icons are HUGE
[22:31] <juk> trism: ii  python-gconf                                2.28.1-1ubuntu2
[22:32] <^DEMOSS^> errors we can see here in the end of DOC http://pastebin.com/crB6F1ve
[22:32] <bobstro> ariakus_:  on 10.04, if i just right-click and select orientation, set it to right, it is oriented properly.
[22:32] <tigertv69> hey guys i was wondering if there is a cloud computing channel
[22:32] <alaing> good night everyone
[22:32] <alaing> thansk for all your help today
[22:32] <bobstro> ariakus_:  sorry - right-click->properties->orientation
[22:33] <tigertv69> cloud computing>
[22:33] <tigertv69> ?
[22:33] <antIP> Can anyone tell me what this error means?http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:33] <juk> trism: ubuntu2 stands for lucid?
[22:34] <trism> juk: no, ubuntu2 just means the second ubuntu version of a package, and it seems to be a bug because I have it here too, give me a minute to look at the code
[22:35] <juk> trism: i don't understand any of python, thanks
[22:35] <^DEMOSS^> anybody can check this http://pastebin.com/U8gKXkv6 and say me - were in that configuration we can see ERROR's ??  it's   5\7\15\17  lines
[22:35] <^DEMOSS^> errors we can see here in the end of DOC http://pastebin.com/crB6F1ve
[22:35] <^DEMOSS^> thanks for enybody who help me little
[22:36] <smp> adios
[22:37] <zedkappa> this makes no sense there is no way of getting ('h','j','q') from [('h','c'),('j','f'),('q','b')] ?
[22:37] <littlebearz> juk: you should see it at ocw.mit.edu
[22:37] <KB1JWQ> zedkappa: In what? sed? :-)
[22:38] <zedkappa> oops
[22:38] <zedkappa> #python
[22:38] <juk> littlebearz: see what?
[22:38] <z00m> how do i give a bash .sh file execute privs ?
[22:38] <zedkappa> sorry
[22:38] <^DEMOSS^> ыгвщ ыг ,
[22:38] <^DEMOSS^> sudo su ?
[22:38] <ZykoticK9> z00m, "chmod +x filename"
[22:38] <russjr08> z00m: chmod +x filename.sh
[22:38] <z00m> thanks
[22:39] <russjr08> np
[22:39] <babu__> how to check in command line..wat os i am using and its version
[22:39] <LjL> !version | babu__
[22:39] <^DEMOSS^> chmod - yes )
[22:39] <Licuadora> Ok, so i got this Linux book, and I was reading about ALSA
[22:39] <Licuadora> typed yhis, ang got this
[22:39] <Licuadora> root@djiin:~# alsactl -d restore
[22:39] <Licuadora> alsactl: load_state:1571: Cannot open /var/lib/alsa/asound.state for reading: No such file or directory
[22:39] <Licuadora> So...
[22:39] <Licuadora> That means...?
[22:40] <ZykoticK9> !enter | Licuadora
[22:40] <Licuadora> That there is no /asound.state
[22:41] <Licuadora> If I create that file, what should i put inside that file?
[22:41] <babu__> is it same for all other os's like fedora,centos,etc
[22:41] <Licuadora> All I want is sound
[22:41] <ariakus_> nothing to restore from
[22:41] <terminal> hey.. I have two ATI cards with two monitors plugged into one and one monitor in the other card.  Looking to have all three displays use one desktop.  Was able to do this with Xinerama, but it was slow and compositing didn't work.  Do I have any other options?
[22:42] <Licuadora> And since i upgraded to 10.10, lots of packages where deleted
[22:42] <babu__> is it same for all other os's like fedora,centos,etc
[22:42] <^DEMOSS^> anybody can check this http://pastebin.com/U8gKXkv6 and say me - were in that configuration we can see ERROR's ??  it's   5\7\15\17  lines
[22:42] <^DEMOSS^> errors we can see here in the end of DOC http://pastebin.com/crB6F1ve
[22:42] <ZykoticK9> babu__, other OSs probably won't use the lsb_release command
[22:42] <^DEMOSS^> thanks for enybody who help me little
[22:43] <babu__> wat will they use..do you have ant idea
[22:43] <babu__> wat will they use..do you have ant idea
[22:43] <Licuadora> Well?
[22:43] <trism> juk: found the error, I'll submit a patch and hopefully it will be fixed soon, this is the patched file: http://pastebin.com/LCLbXLry (/usr/lib/gedit-2/plugins/pythonconsole/config.py) if you want a temporary fix (changed two lines)
[22:44] <chus225> Hi everybody
[22:44] <ZykoticK9> babu__, i have no idea (will probably depend on the distro in question)
[22:44] <juk> trism: haha it was import gconf
[22:44] <juk> trism: right?
[22:45] <trism> juk: it was actually refering to the class scoped gconf module without the class prefix (so it looked in the global scope instead)
[22:45] <antIP> Can anyone tell me why I received this sort of message in terminal when I tried to open gPodder? http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:45] <trism> juk: I just added PythonConsoleConfig. to the two references, and the colors are now correctly saved and updated
[22:46] <juk> trism: cool, import gconf also worked heh :p
[22:46] <z00m> anyway to check if a $1 variable is empty in a bash script ?
[22:47] <z00m> like a if statement etc ?
[22:47] <trism> juk: yes that would work too
[22:47] <juk> trism: today my second bug in maverick, so you submitted?
[22:47] <z00m> if $1 = "" then; Enter something punk
[22:47] <patrick_> how to set up sound in lubintu
[22:47] <Zeating> Does anyone know what i can do about ubuntu booting into low graphics mode
[22:47] <Zeating> I have an nvidia 320m
[22:47] <z00m> is that possible in bash script ?
[22:48] <z00m> if $1 = "" then, echo please enter a filename etc etc
[22:48] <patrick_> any one no how to setup sound
[22:48] <ZykoticK9> !away > legeoX
[22:48] <trism> juk: I will in a moment, unless you want to
[22:48] <z00m> google could probley help me here but im just lazy :)
[22:48] <sda1986> hi all, i have a couple of problem with my webcam. I have an asus F3jp laptop with a ID 05e1:0501 Syntek Semiconductor Co., Ltd DC-1125 Webcam. Problem 1. Low quality definition how can I solve it? Problem 2. When I start the cam a led turn it on, but never turn it off. I know the webcam it doesn't work because i putted a programm camera monitor but it's annoying! Please help
[22:49] <patrick_> can someone help me
[22:49] <chus225> Anybody knows if next week It will be availeable a new version of the netbook one
[22:49] <BedMan> z00m: use $# to interogate the contents of the command line
[22:49] <ZykoticK9> chus225, yes on 10.10.10
[22:50] <juk> trism: Lets you do, send me bug link I'll see, Im new to that stuff :p
[22:50] <BedMan> z00m: and you can test for -z "$1" to verify it's zero length... take a look at the bash and test manpages
[22:50] <chus225> Ok, thank you
[22:50] <patrick_> can i get help getting sound on lubuntu
[22:50] <tv_> Hey there @ all
[22:50] <g0tcha> hey guys, what does ubuntu 10.10 candidate means?
[22:51] <ZykoticK9> !maverick | g0tcha
[22:51] <BedMan> g0tcha: release candidate is not a real release :-)
[22:51] <ljsoftnet> can i multi task in ubuntu netbook 10.04?
[22:51] <tv_> how can i configure kaffeine 1.1 to use vdpau. Works fine with kaffeine 0.8.8 but it freezes from time to time
[22:52] <BedMan> ljsoftnet: yes
[22:52] <brennan> maverick is a little rocky. go ahead and try it
[22:52] <LjL> ljsoftnet: eh, it's not a "limited edition". it just tries to make life easier for netbooks :P
[22:52] <BedMan> ljsoftnet: all unix based operating systems multitask
[22:52] <g0tcha> i see
[22:52] <ljsoftnet> LjL BedMan ah
[22:52] <brennan> it took me two installs
[22:52] <g0tcha> when is the final release going to be released?
[22:53] <brennan> 10.10 for a perfect 10
[22:53] <brennan> six days
[22:53] <ZykoticK9> g0tcha, today is the 4th - it's released on the 10th
[22:53] <brennan> sunday
[22:53] <g0tcha> so if i download and install it now, i can just uprade later?
[22:53] <antIP> This is about the 10th time I've asked this question in the last 10 minutes. Can someone please help me? Why did I get this error when openning gPodder from the terminal? http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:54] <BedMan> g0tcha: I'd suggest waiting
[22:54] <ZykoticK9> g0tcha, yes see the factoid !final if interested
[22:54] <ZykoticK9> g0tcha, i'd also recommend waiting!
[22:54] <aeon-ltd> yeah, uhh why is the beta release very shortly before the actual release? shouldn't bug squashing be the highest priority therefore beta/alpha should be around earlier
[22:54] <tv_> how can i configure kaffeine 1.1 to use vdpau. Works fine with kaffeine 0.8.8 but it freezes from time to time ?
[22:55] <ZykoticK9> tv_, wait longer before repeating your question - see the factoid !repeat
[22:55] <g0tcha> thanks guys
[22:55] <chus225> What is the difference betwen normal and netbook versions?
[22:55] <tv_> ZykoticK9, sorry ill be patient
[22:55] <aeon-ltd> chus225: the gui
[22:55] <ZykoticK9> chus225, the interface is only real difference - default programs as well
[22:55] <antIP> Why did I get this error when openning gPodder from the terminal? http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[22:56] <ZykoticK9> chus225, i believe (but not sure) that Chrome will be default browser in NBE in 10.10
[22:56] <chus225> And it is really better install the netbook version in a notebook?
[22:56] <rww> ZykoticK9: correct
[22:57] <beagleburt> G'day from New Zealand! Using "X-Chat" irc client & can't get "Beep" / sound alerts to work. OS: Lucid Lynx 10.04 Gnome Desktop X-Chat irc client .
[22:57] <ZykoticK9> chus225, i'd STRONGLY recommend the full desktop version (but it's pure preference)
[22:57] <rww> chus225: You can use either. I personally dislike UNE and use the Desktop version on my netbook; others do the opposite.
[22:57] <soadfreak15> hi im using a dell inspiron 5160 that has the xgi volari xp5 video card and i cant seem to get the right drivers all i can use is the vesa drivers any help?
[22:57] <ZykoticK9> rww, sorry about your logging/loco issue </OT>
[22:58] <chus225> Ok thank you
[22:59] <juk> trism: you here?
[22:59] <ljl871> hi anyone ?
[22:59] <ren_> server irc.freenode.net
[23:00] <ZykoticK9> ren_, you're there.  ljl871 do you have a question?  if so ask away.
[23:00] <bobstro> beagleburt:  you mean the beeps in xchat?
[23:00] <antIP> Why did I get this error when openning gPodder from the terminal? http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[23:01] <soadfreak15> ???
[23:01] <ljl871> no urgent questions at this time. I'm just trying out
[23:01] <tien> hello everyone, how to run vncviewer in Ubuntu ?
[23:01] <beagleburt> bobstro: yes
[23:01] <ljl871> the use of xchat.
[23:01] <bobstro> beagleburt:  i just did settings->preferences->sound and pointed each event to a suitable audio file. you can test with play.
[23:02] <bobstro> beagleburt:  so for example, i set beep to point to /usr/share/sounds/generic.wav
[23:02] <ZykoticK9> ljl871, this channel #ubuntu frowns on general chit-chat, feel free to join #ubuntu-offtopic if you feel like chatting with someone (who's still interested in ubuntu hopefully)
[23:02] <trism> juk: yes, was writing the bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/654867
[23:02] <antIP> Why did I get this error when openning gPodder from the terminal? http://paste.ubuntu.com/506000/
[23:03] <ZykoticK9> !repeat | antIP
[23:03] <tv_> can i buy an answer here? and how much would it cost?
[23:03] <ljl871> I'm now using xchat. Former chat method no longer works. There was a faulure to find the IRCApplet.class
[23:03] <ZykoticK9> tv_, answers are free - just ask the question ;)
[23:03] <tv_> how can i configure kaffeine 1.1 to use vdpau. Works fine with kaffeine 0.8.8 but it freezes from time to time ?
[23:03] <juk> trism: thanks you man!
[23:04] <beagleburt> bobstro: especially to alert me when I'm waiting for a private message while I'm looking at the channel. I have been playing with the preferences to no avail...HORRIBLE noise from 6x .ogg files!
[23:04] <nimbiotics> how do i find out which driver is my wifi card using. TIA!
[23:04] <bobstro> beagleburt:  yeah, i had no luck with .oggs either. you'll have to figure out which event to assign a sign.
[23:04] <ljl871> anyone here from PACS linux SIG??
[23:04] <antIP> ZykoticK9 Wait, there are 1370 people in this support channel and no one has a clue as to an answer to my question? I highly doubt it.
[23:05] <acicula> nimbiotics: just check the wireless card that you have
[23:05] <ljl871> quit
[23:05] <ariakus_> why ubuntu russ 2 times slower than vista on same hardware&
[23:05] <ChogyDan> what can I do to get deluge fixed?
[23:06] <acicula> antIP: antagonizing people wont get you an answer quicker
[23:06] <bobstro> ariakus_:  what are you running?
[23:06] <nimbiotics> acicula: how do check it?
[23:06] <ChogyDan> ariakus_: how do you know it goes slower?  any benchmarks?
[23:06] <ljl871> exit
[23:06] <aeon-ltd> ariakus_: ati gpu?
[23:06] <acicula> nimbiotics: in a console type lspci | grep Network
[23:06] <acicula> ljl871: you need to prefix a /
[23:06] <aky> hi
[23:07] <nimbiotics> acicula: thx!
[23:07] <aeon-ltd> aky: what up
[23:07] <antIP> acicula: Fine, if I can't find help here then I'll go somewhere else.
[23:07] <ariakus_> even mouse stops and keystrokes are lost
[23:07] <ariakus_> firefox sytem monitot and synaptic in gnome
[23:07] <ariakus_> no
[23:08] <Lychaeus> Anyone have any experience with quick synergy?>
[23:09] <acicula> the keyboard sharing thing?
[23:09] <tv_> ZykoticK9, im running a dvb--s2 card with kaffeine 1.1 but its not using vdpau. Therefore hd channels are flickering. In kaffeine 0.8.8 you can configure video driver as vdpau and watch hd channels without problem. but in 1.1 version of kaffeine thats not possible. so my question is how to enable vdpau with kaffeine in lucid 10.04?
[23:09] <beagleburt> hey who is doing what with my nick?
[23:09] <__cool__> Lychaeus: yes. it worked fine
[23:09] <sedeki> can someone help me get my wifi going? fuijutsi-siemens amilo
[23:09] <Lychaeus> How can i make quick synergy start at startup, and connect to the server?
[23:09]  * sedeki will never buy a FS again
[23:10] <acicula> sedeki: do you see access points in the network list, and can you paste the output from lspci | grep Network ?
[23:10] <acicula> in a console
[23:10] <toology> Hi, can someone help me with a keyboard problem on 10.4 netbook edition?
[23:10] <sedeki> 08:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5001 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 04)
[23:10] <faustisch> d
[23:11] <sedeki> acicula: it is not activated
[23:11] <ZykoticK9> tv_, to be honest i've never used kaffeine in my life.  I'm an mplayer guy myself, but wouldn't know what to do with a dvb card either.  I use MythTV with an Hauppaugge OTA-HD card, but don't have vdpau for my TV playback -- so i'm affraid i'm no help.  best of luck man.
[23:11] <sedeki> "network is down" when i try to "dhclient wlan0"
[23:11] <acicula> sedeki: thats pretty normal
[23:11] <lazyPower> toology, please state the nature of your medical emergency
[23:11] <acicula> sedeki: you need to associate with a network before you can run dhcp
[23:11] <crackstore> hye all
[23:12] <crackstore> anyone can help me for setup idjc?
[23:12] <z00m> can someone check this bash script over and check if ive got the if statement right in it. im noob to this just guessing :)
[23:12] <acicula> sedeki: does a list of networks show in the network applet?
[23:12] <z00m> http://pastebin.com/Shr5xK9p
[23:12] <sedeki> acicula: "iwlist wlan0 list" says network is down as well
[23:12] <sedeki> no
[23:12] <tv_> ZykoticK9, thx for answering ;-) if you need help with dvb at anytime ;-)
[23:12] <toology> @lazypower My netbooks keyboard is not correctly recognized, so I get numbers instead of letters
[23:12] <toology> I tried using shift or alt, but no luck
[23:13] <lazyPower> have you tried changing the keyboard layout? system->preferences->keyboard
[23:13] <acicula> sedeki: k, is the system up to date or did you just install it?
[23:13] <sedeki> both
[23:13] <ChogyDan> sedeki: try sudo iwlist scanning wlan0
[23:13] <acicula> !wifi > acicula
[23:13] <ZykoticK9> toology, numlock?
[23:13] <toology> yes, no change. tried english and serbian latin
[23:13] <sedeki> ChogyDan: network is down
[23:13] <lazyPower> Hmm. Not sure why its doing that other than a wrong layout or you have some funky function key mishap.
[23:13] <z00m> http://pastebin.com/Rf6yniU1 <--- is this how you do a if statement in bash script
[23:14] <acicula> does ifconfig show you a wlan0 device?
[23:14] <toology> haha it was numlock
[23:14] <sedeki> yes
[23:14] <soadfreak15> help with sis driver?
[23:14] <sedeki> amilo is famous for having to activate it's wlan
[23:14] <sedeki> using "acer hotkeys"
[23:14] <lazyPower> toology, hi5, lovin it when fixes are simple.
[23:14] <toology> my god, it never occured to me it had one in the first place, since it has no numeric keyboar
[23:14] <acicula> sedeki: eh?
[23:14] <toology> thaks a lot ppl
[23:14] <sedeki> http://www.cakey.de/acerhk/
[23:14] <__cool__> Lychaeus: that's not what *quick*synergy is for... have a look at the 'STARTING AUTOMATICALLY' section of 'man synergyc' for the client
[23:15] <Lychaeus> kk thanks
[23:15] <nimbiotics> acicula: im checking for a usb dong, when I use lsusb | grep Network i get the line that defines my card but not the driver its using, can u help?
[23:16] <acicula> sedeki: can you try this http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9285383&postcount=4
[23:17] <U2010> Hello. can anyone tell me what's the status of btrfs in meerkat's release candidate?
[23:17] <sedeki> WOHOOO
[23:17] <Ifur> is there some magic trick to force evolution to be standards compliant, i.e. plain text as default?
[23:17] <sedeki> acicula: thanxxxx
[23:17] <sedeki> :-)
[23:17] <ariakus_> my panel looks like CRAP http://yfrog.com/izpanelzp how to make it Look SEXY?
[23:17] <rww> U2010: As I understand it, it's available in the installer's partitioning, but isn't default. #ubuntu+1 would likely know better.
[23:17] <rww> (so you can use it, but you need to tell it to use it)
[23:17] <ariakus_> Ifur, text/plain is not a standard
[23:17] <acicula> sedeki: http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9361100&postcount=7 may or may not be usefull in your case, but if you dont have connection issues id just leave it
[23:17] <U2010> rww: I'll ask there. thanks
[23:18] <sedeki> this worked
[23:18] <sedeki> thanks
[23:18] <sedeki> brb on my wifi
[23:18] <acicula> sedeki: i figured :) sweet
[23:18] <nimbiotics> can some please tell me how to find out which driver a usb wifi dong is using? TIA!
[23:18] <acicula> nimbiotics: paste your device name
[23:18] <Ifur> ariakus_: fine, is there way to force evolution to follow plain text as default in emaisl convention, so I can keep my sanity?
[23:18] <acicula> nimbiotics: there is only one driver for a device so
[23:19] <ChogyDan> nimbiotics: I think you can use sudo lshw -C network
[23:19] <ariakus_> what I 've to do with that awful panel?
[23:19] <Ifur> ariakus_: because, it is *the* convention, at least 90% use it (windows people are not part of my world).
[23:21] <Wildfire> Since when is plain text ASCII not a standard?
[23:21] <Ifur> So I cannot default to text with evolution mail client?
[23:21] <Wildfire> Ask the Evolution people, they'd probably know.
[23:21] <Wildfire> I use Thunderbird, so I can't help.
[23:21] <ariakus_> Ifur, tried gconf? it could be somewgere
[23:21] <nimbiotics> acicula: device name is wlan0
[23:21] <z00m> wo
[23:21] <Ifur> ariakus_: thanks.
[23:22] <acicula> nimbiotics: nono, the output from lspci | grep Network tells you what the device is
[23:22] <Ifur> Wildfire: Ubuntu, gnome, evolution, aren't you all part of the same ecosystem, kind of?
[23:22] <Wildfire> To get a graphical view of the system devices and possibly drivers there's hwinfo.
[23:23] <nimbiotics> acicula: its a usb device: Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0bda:8189 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187B Wireless 802.11g 54Mbps Network Adapter
[23:23] <Wildfire> Possibly sysinfo
[23:23] <ariakus_> hwinfo sucks
[23:23] <Wildfire> There's a few utils available as well as the commandline lspci and such.
[23:24] <soadfreak15> if i change my driver in xorg.conf to sis when i restart my laptop the screen goes all weird after the ubuntu logo then nothin
[23:24]  * Wildfire shrugs
[23:25] <soadfreak15> anyone?
[23:26] <acicula> nimbiotics: driver's called rtl8187
[23:26] <noir_lord> Anyone else have major stability issues when using nivida-current with a 7xxx series graphics card?, it is so bad that I had to use my ancient thinkpad while I found time to re-install
[23:26] <noir_lord> so far using the nouveau driver it has not crashed
[23:27] <franksterville> Woohooo irc on iPad
[23:27] <Licuadora> Can someone guide for an ALSA instalation?
[23:27] <acicula> nimbiotics: looks like it has support for quite awhile, you having trouble getting it to work?
[23:27] <ariakus_> my panel looks like CRAP http://yfrog.com/izpanelzp how to make it Look SEXY?
[23:27] <Ifur> noir_lord: having used Nvidia in linux for a decade, newer drivers tend to *rarely* offer performance imporvements or new features to old cards, they actually often make them slower!
[23:27] <acicula> Licuadora: ubuntu uses ALSA under the hood
[23:28] <nimbiotics> acicula: i dnt mena 2 b funny but, i know the name of the driver, i just dnt know how to find it using ubuntu. i need to update it in order to make sure i can do injection
[23:28] <Licuadora> acicula: Well, I do not have any sound
[23:28] <acicula> nimbiotics: its somewhere under /lib/modules/<kernel version>
[23:29] <aeon-ltd> ariakus_: get a plain background image or color, the gradient is really not working vertically
[23:29] <Ifur> noir_lord: only reason to upgrade nvidia driver is if the kernel actually requires it.
[23:29] <acicula> you can however just patch the kernel source and copy over the configuration and just build the module you want
[23:29] <elias_> hey anyone know anything about kTorrent?
[23:29] <noir_lord> Ifur, I've always found the opposite, that the newer drivers are at least as stable as the older drivers and often have useful bug fixes, I will try deliberately installing an older driver
[23:30] <franksterville> Transmission is my fav torrent client
[23:30] <noir_lord> this is turning into a show stopper, I have a big programming job due monday and I really don't have time for this
[23:30] <Licuadora> If Ubuntu 10.10 comes with ALSA "under the hood" like acicula says, how come all of the ALSA utils are deleted from synaptic?
[23:30] <ariakus_> but vertial stacked icons and turned text??
[23:30] <elias_> transmission?
[23:30] <elias_> cool thanks
[23:30] <elias_> ill try that
[23:30] <TheLimeRunner> Quick question:
[23:30] <acicula> noir_lord: arent the packaged nvidia binary drivers not working?
[23:30] <franksterville> What distro u on
[23:30] <TheLimeRunner> I installed Ubuntu 10.10
[23:30] <acicula> *are
[23:30] <TheLimeRunner> And am experiencing sever mouse lag
[23:31] <acicula> TheLimeRunner: try #ubuntu+1 for 10.10 support
[23:31] <TheLimeRunner> Thanks
[23:31] <Ifur> noir_lord: having a simmilar experience, I'm never moving away from CLI ever again, good bye Evolution, hello Mutt -- here boy!
[23:31] <cjmaynar> evening folks. my ubuntu 10.04 install crashed horriblly, and won't boot anymore - after bios i'm dropped to grub rescue
[23:31] <franksterville> This is why I stick to lts distros
[23:31] <ariakus_> it has alsamixer?
[23:31] <cjmaynar> i don't care too much about restoring it to working, i'd just like to recover my files
[23:31] <cjmaynar> however, i can't mount the exsiting partions under a live cd
[23:31] <noir_lord> acicula, I get two different kinds of crashses, X11 totally freezes, even the magic sysrq fails and another where X11 crashes and then the audio freezes followed by a lovely screech that scares the cat horribly
[23:32] <noir_lord> franksterville, this is 10.04 LTS I'm using, I mostly stick with the LTS since I *need* it to just work
[23:33] <cjmaynar> i show sda1 as fat32 - the old windows install, that'll mount, but i don't care about that, then sda2 is just labed 'extended', and sda5 is linux swap. i can't get either of those to mount
[23:33] <acicula> you cant mount extended partitions or swap
[23:34] <cjmaynar> acicula: yeah...it seems so...but then wehere could the other partition have gone?
[23:34] <cjmaynar> those are the only three that show on fdisk -l
[23:34] <acicula> can you pastebin the output?
[23:34] <Wildfire> When partitions disappear, system crash, and partitions can't be mounted, I do a check of the hardware.  Might be a failing drive.
[23:35] <cjmaynar> of fdisk? uh, one sec, i gotta hook that pc up to the net
[23:35] <acicula> could be the partition got deleted somehow but that doesnt happen out of the blue
[23:35] <cjmaynar> i suspect harddrive failure. it is an older laptop
[23:35] <Wildfire> Backups.
[23:36] <acicula> well or if you understand the output check the cilinders for missing stuff
[23:36] <Wildfire> Always make backups.
[23:36] <acicula> but id guess there has to be a sda6 in there somewhere
[23:36] <Ch1ll> I've got a bad install and need to reinstall. System is set to boot off USB key, but when it tries to it looks like the usb key is just trying to load off the hard drive and dumping me to a "grub rescue>" prompt. Any way to force the installer to run off the usb key like it's expected to?
[23:36] <cjmaynar> hah, yeah, unfortuanetly it's been in the care of my parents
[23:36] <Wildfire> Or at least have two drives in a RAID 1 for some basic redundancy.
[23:37] <cjmaynar> now that it's crashed, they want me to fix it of course
[23:37] <Wildfire> I always dreaded having to do retail PC repairs when I was working for the consulting company.
[23:37] <acicula> wipe first, fix later
[23:37] <Wildfire> The answer to the question of "Did you make a backup?" is not "well....."  It's yes or no
[23:38] <noir_lord> I have my important stuff on a slackware server that just sits in the corner doing it's thing, no offense to ubuntu but when there are large sums of money (to me anyway) involved I keep my source on a slackware box
[23:38] <acicula> yeah its not the software thats keeping your bits alive youknow
[23:38] <Wildfire> I don't have anything really important but if I want to keep something, I stuff it on my FreeNAS box I've got in the corner.
[23:39] <Wildfire> It's at least got a basic RAID1 going with two drives.
[23:39] <cjmaynar> hah, the answer in this case is a resounding 'no'
[23:40] <noir_lord> I'm paranoid about it, I lost alot of work when I had a laptop hard drive release it's magic smoke and I'd done a couple of weeks of hard work and not sync'd
[23:40] <cjmaynar> fdisk output: http://pastebin.com/SWENxj1S
[23:40] <elias_> hey anyone know how to use Transmission?
[23:40] <noir_lord> now I back up to the slackware server, the media PC and a linode instance via SCP
[23:40] <Wildfire> Yea, there's been a lot of work lost when the magic smoke gets released.
[23:41] <Wildfire> It's why even on a Windows network you can force some of the defaults to go to the network server instead of allowing a local save.
[23:41] <elias_> anyway, im a torrent noob. im downloading a movie, is there anything specal i have to do when its finished downloading? mounth it or something
[23:42] <acicula> heu
[23:42] <Wildfire> When people hit the save button and Windows default is "My Documents" and it's been redirected to the network server and people just automatically hit save, that document is safe from at least that PC failing.
[23:42] <acicula> sda1 starts before the end of sda2
[23:42] <noir_lord> elias_, not usually, they are just regular avi files (with various encodings), mplayer or vlc should handle them
[23:42] <elias_> so i just right click- play
[23:42] <cjmaynar> acicula: hm, yeah
[23:42] <acicula> and 1-18754 -1 is not allocated
[23:42] <Wildfire> You might need to add some extra codecs.
[23:42] <Wildfire> I had to do it the other day.
[23:42] <noir_lord> elias_, yeah you should be fine, take a look at medibuntu if you have any codec issues
[23:43] <acicula> could try defining a partition from cilinder 1-18753  and see if it mounts?
[23:43] <elias_> kk thanks
[23:43] <Wildfire> Hate to say it, but many times the nonfree stuff has to be installed to actually interact with things from the Windows world.
[23:43] <Wildfire> I find VLC exceedingly good, whether Windows or Linux, to play some formats.
[23:44] <acicula> cjmaynar: whats with that sda1 though, is there windows on there?
[23:44] <acicula> and which one, as that partition type seems kinda old
[23:45] <Ch1ll> I put the ubuntu CD on a USB stick, set the system to only boot off the USB key, and yet the USB stick tries to load the system. How do I force it to load the install environment?
[23:45] <cjmaynar> acicula: yeah, there's windows XP on there
[23:45] <Wildfire> Although with the extra codecs and nonfree packages, Totem plays pretty much anything I've thrown at it so far.
[23:45] <cjmaynar> acicula: i'd thought i'd whiped that partion when i installed ubuntu but it seems not
[23:45] <cjmaynar> gparted showes the entire disk as unallocatd
[23:45] <acicula> heh
[23:46] <Verlix> Hey
[23:46] <acicula> maybe there is a tool to reconstruct tables again
[23:46] <Verlix> Does anybody know how to import authentication keys into ubuntu via cli?
[23:46] <acicula> probably best to first make a raw disk image though
[23:46] <acicula> just DD the whole thing across the network
[23:46] <acicula> and then go to work on the image and see if you can fix it
[23:46] <doubi> Hi all. Launchpad sent me here. Haven't had any luck on #firefox so here goes: Firefox 4b6 can't see my History, and won't suggest Any URLs when I type in the location bar. I dual boot with WinXP, saving profiles in /media/xp/MozillaProfiles, which Could complicate things... But, when I start up FF3 it shows my History fine, so it Is being logged, just not shown in 4b6.
[23:47] <cjmaynar> yeah, that's preobablly the best approach. i'd rather not mess up any data that still exists
[23:47] <doubi> Any wild theories!? I can't find reference to anyone having a similar problem anywhere (most location bar problems are easily solved in Preferences / about:config)
[23:48] <starnostar> i cant get suspend working, google didnt help with my mobo
[23:48] <ariakus_> gnome-settings daemon jusr died, why?
[23:48] <Wildfire> doubi, permissions OK?
[23:48] <Wildfire> Account you're running 4b6 from have permissions to see everything where you have it?
[23:49] <starnostar> s2ram says i have an unknown mobo
[23:49] <Wildfire> I've found many times quirks like this come down to account permissions to the files or folders in question.
[23:49] <tmwnni> can anyone point me to a good workaround to sync TASKS in evolution btwn desktop and a laptop?
[23:49] <doubi> Wildfire, if I remember right the problem didn't arise in earlier beta versions, and I run FF3 for comparison from the same account
[23:49] <agentgasmask> Hi guys, How can I setup a shared printer on a remote ubuntu machine connected to my network via a VPN. I tried the GUI "add printer" and entered the ip of the machine on the local LAN. Am I missing something
[23:49] <doubi> But I shall go check!
[23:50] <acicula> cjmaynar: dd if=/dev/sda | nc 192.168.0.254 9000 and nc -l -p 9000 | dd of=mybackup
[23:50] <acicula> replace ip/port as needed
[23:50] <rypervenche> I'm going to try here again since no one in #vbox is answering. Can anyone help me with uninstalling a video driver?
[23:51] <Wildfire> doubi, it might just be a problem with the Beta.  Might want to report it as a bug.
[23:51] <Wildfire> I mean, it *IS* a Beta.
[23:51] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  you want the remote computer to print to a printer attached to a workstation on your local lan?
[23:52] <doubi> Wildfire, I guess. I just always think Someone out there on teh Google would surely have come across it before me <:-) "sudo ./firefox" should be sufficient to check your theory, shouldn't it? Or should I go looking at things by hand?
[23:52] <agentgasmask> bobstro: The other way around. :)
[23:52] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  ah, so the local lan computer print to the remote vpn client?
[23:53] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  how is the remote machine vpn'ed in?
[23:53] <agentgasmask> bobstro: That is correct.
[23:53] <Wildfire> doubi, not sure, since I've only got the basics of Linux down.  I usually go poking at looking at the file and folder permissions directly first, to see if I notice anything.
[23:53] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  and is the printer on the actual machine that is running the vpn client?
[23:54] <doubi> Wildfire, righto, it's the most help I've had so far. If I don't find anything screwy then Bugzilla it is. Cheers.
[23:54] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  i'd start by confirming you can actually ping the remote machine with the attached printer while it's connected. make sure it is not running a firewall, since it probably sees your lan as a foreign network.
[23:54] <Wildfire> agentgasmask, is the printer connected to a workstation or does it have it's own internal print server?
[23:54] <agentgasmask> bobstro: through OpenVPN. Yes, the printer is connected to the machine running the openvpn client.
[23:54] <Wildfire> The printer has to be shared.
[23:54] <Wildfire> Should be running a lpd
[23:55] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  does the vpn client give you an address on the local lan when you connect? can you ping it from the lan?
[23:55] <agentgasmask> Wildfire: usb to the client
[23:55] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  if you can reach it, then we can look at services needed, but you have to be able to reach it via the network first.
[23:55] <agentgasmask> bobstro: I beleve so, I think it is .70
[23:55] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  can you test? also, what about firewall?
[23:56] <agentgasmask> bobstro: I don't think there is a firewall in place.
[23:56] <The_Paco> hi, trying to install a program (wireshark) and it's config file can't find the gtk/gtk.h libraries. How can I locate the package I need to download?
[23:56] <agentgasmask> bobstro: I'll try a ping now...
[23:56] <Wildfire> Typical basic VPN is not firewalled.
[23:56] <acicula> The_Paco: installing from source?
[23:56] <bobstro> Wildfire:  iptables might be though.
[23:56] <bobstro> Wildfire:  just working up the stack.
[23:56] <The_Paco> acicula, yes
[23:57] <agentgasmask> bobstro: if I can ssh in outside of the vpn, should I be able to vpn inside too?
[23:57] <agentgasmask> bobstro: the ping was seccessfull
[23:57] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  from the local lan to the remote using the vpn-assigned address?
[23:57] <agentgasmask> bobstro: right
[23:57] <acicula> The_Paco: check the Install file and the readme, you will need to install the dependency packages and their -dev versions these include the things suchs as the header file you just listed
[23:57] <Wildfire> Always a good sign
[23:58] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  should work, yes.
[23:58] <acicula> The_Paco: wireshark does come packaged for ubuntu though
[23:58] <bobstro> agentgasmask:  are both addresses on same subnet?
[23:58] <Wildfire> I remember what I came here to ask.
[23:58] <Wildfire> Is there a decent IPSEC VPN client for Ubuntu?
[23:58] <bobstro> Wildfire:  for cisco or?
[23:59] <Wildfire> Work VPN is still on the older Sonicwall.
[23:59] <The_Paco> acicula, I'll see if I can find it, thanks. Wireshark is kind of bug-happy, and I'd rather have the latest version
[23:59] <acicula> ipsec-tools https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPSecHowTo?
[23:59] <Wildfire> I've just moved off of Windows so the SonicWall client isn't helpful.
[23:59] <agentgasmask> bobstro: I just confermed the vpn address by doing a ifconfig on the remote machine and saw: tap0 ... inet addr:192.168.xx.70