FreedomCow | collosi - thank you very much | 00:00 |
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FreedomCow | _Neytiri_: man ssh | 00:00 |
uLinux | just a question.. resetting panels don't mess with Shortcuts in Applications Places, etc» | 00:00 |
uLinux | ? | 00:00 |
patrick_ | hi | 00:00 |
rww | uLinux: correct | 00:00 |
sjm | hello every one | 00:01 |
ruffleS | on my notebook dell have wisely moved the function keys (F1-F12) down and now i have to hit fn first before the function key i want to use. this works ok on X/GNOME/etc but it won't work on ttyX (consoles). can anybody help me out with this? | 00:01 |
uLinux | rww: i thought if i reseted them it would "destroy" all my menu shortcuts :P | 00:01 |
collosi | FreedomCow: np | 00:01 |
sjm | i would like to ask if ther is any dictionary can i use it on ubuntu | 00:01 |
z00m | if anyone needs to get mp3 suppurt on k3b you need to do a apt-get install libk3b6-extracodecs | 00:02 |
ruffleS | uLinux, i don't think so | 00:02 |
collosi | sjm: isn't there already a dictionary installed by default? | 00:02 |
uLinux | well virtual machine is nice to try that stuff | 00:02 |
ehcah | If I have configured gnome to autologon and I'm having trouble with that profile. Can I edit the login manager file from terminal? | 00:02 |
bork | rww: thanks! | 00:02 |
collosi | sjm: look in Applications --> Office | 00:03 |
sjm | collosi: yeah sure there is one but i want one that can i apply it by press shourt key by using my mouse and another key | 00:04 |
FredFlinstone | hi, i seen this on some page , what exactly does it do? is it recommended? is it like WINDOWS UPDATE? sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade | 00:04 |
FredFlinstone | i am a noob | 00:05 |
sjm | i was using babylon so far under windows and was usefull | 00:05 |
collosi | sjm: you talking about key binding? | 00:05 |
ruffleS | uLinux, resetting gnome panel settings should only make its layout back into default looks | 00:05 |
uLinux | ruffleS: yep it does i just tried | 00:06 |
sjm | i mean if i want to get meaning of any word to need to to go and open the dictionary | 00:06 |
xangua | FredFlinstone: it does what it says.... | 00:06 |
ruffleS | FredFlinstone, those commands are not harmful. u can do the same tasks graphically though | 00:06 |
sjm | what i have to do just press right click on mouse and ctrl | 00:07 |
FredFlinstone | ruffleS, thanks | 00:07 |
ruffleS | yw | 00:07 |
itmustbejj_ | how would I go about mounting an sd card from an external card reader? | 00:07 |
iceroot | itmustbejj_: mount /dev/sdX /where/you/want/it | 00:08 |
sjm | collosi: are you got what i am saying? | 00:08 |
itmustbejj_ | iceroot thanks man | 00:08 |
mamece2 | is there anyone here who use music players from an external HD? | 00:08 |
iceroot | !anyone | mamece2 | 00:08 |
ubottu | mamece2: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 00:08 |
collosi | sjm: not really, but I think you want to open a dictionary program using keyboard shortcuts? | 00:09 |
dwarder | ubottu: botsnack | 00:09 |
ubottu | Yum! Err, I mean, APT! | 00:09 |
dwarder | :) | 00:09 |
arvut | FredFlinstone: sudo gives you the admin rights you need to run aptitude with those arguments. && is a more logical way of saying "and", in other words "do these commands && do these too" | 00:09 |
iceroot | FredFlinstone: && means do that command if the previos command was successfull | 00:10 |
arvut | iceroot: thk for clarifying that =) | 00:10 |
sjm | colllosi: not just open it, also to get word meaning direct from that shortcuts | 00:10 |
collosi | sjm: the only thing I know that can do something like that is a program called gnome-do, but it does a lot more than just that. You might want to give it a try | 00:12 |
sjm | colllosi: so no need to write the words just i will put the mouse on it and i will get the meaning automaticlly | 00:12 |
itmustbejj_ | iceroot I don't have an sdX, shouldn't I be able to see it with fdisk -l? | 00:12 |
mamece2 | i have an issue with rhythmbox, everytime i run the app it tryes to scan my HD and ive got a lot of music files, this turn my pc really slow, how can i avoid this' i just want to listen to my music in the external HD, just scan it ONCE. anyone help? | 00:12 |
arvut | iceroot: is there a way to make the later command execute anyway even if the previous command was unsuccessful? just curious :P | 00:12 |
uLinux | when i type "fdisk -l" it shows nothing | 00:13 |
gwern | anyone run into an error with rdiff-backup where it always exits with the traceback 'AttributeError: RPath instance has no attribute 'inc_compressed''? | 00:13 |
sjm | collosi: thanks for your help | 00:13 |
itmustbejj_ | uLinux same here | 00:13 |
collosi | sjm: you wan this to be done in a browser or just in general withing your ubuntu environment? | 00:13 |
dzup2 | hello is there a way to let free my dev webcam, i killall cheese but my device still busy | 00:13 |
sjm | i will try it | 00:13 |
arvut | mamece: try a different player, vlc is amazingly good, cross-platform too | 00:14 |
Dragon64 | mamece2 try going to edit prefernces -- music --- watch my libraries for new files | 00:14 |
Dragon64 | uncheck it | 00:14 |
mamece2 | dragon64 i did it, it did nothing | 00:14 |
Dragon64 | hmmm | 00:14 |
uLinux | itmustbejj_: try with sudo | 00:14 |
ehcah | Is there any way to open Google Chrom from with xbmc? | 00:14 |
ehcah | from within xbmc. | 00:14 |
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uLinux | itmustbejj_: sudo fdisk -l workds | 00:14 |
sjm | collosi: in browser or in general withing ubuntu environment | 00:15 |
mamece2 | dragon64 the same happens with banshee | 00:15 |
itmustbejj_ | uLinux I don't even think my sd reader is being detected, I only have sd1,2, and 5 whether or not the reader is plugged in | 00:15 |
uLinux | itmustbejj_: ok dunno | 00:16 |
dzup2 | letme explain my problem, i did ran cheese and let it be for a while, then cheese freeze the video, soo i exit cheese but when i try to use my webcam again the cam said is not found, i think my webman is busy some how, is there a way to fix this, said unmount the webcam or kill some process? | 00:16 |
Jantire | Where can one find individuals to assist in projects? | 00:17 |
formolQC | je suis en train d'essayer de poser un "clip heatsink", et bref, à 3:12, le gars parle de "little force" et agit avec un tournevisse pour la clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2gi0GTzfTA et bref, essayant une solution similaire, je dois forcer anormallement et je n'aime pas ça, ma réaction est-ellle normale ? | 00:17 |
collosi | sjm: best thing I could find was this, but it's not exactly what you wanted http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/171440/add_a_desktop_dictionary_to_ubuntu.html | 00:17 |
aeon-ltd | dzup2: why not just reboot? | 00:17 |
formolQC | oups, bad channel, sorry | 00:17 |
Dragon64 | dzup2 -- did you make sure that cheese is really gone? ps -A ? | 00:17 |
dzup2 | aeon-ltd: i did but still busy | 00:17 |
Jantire | Where can one find individuals to assist in projects? | 00:17 |
Siph0n | Jantire, code.google.com? github.com ? sourceforge.com ? | 00:18 |
Dragon64 | dzup2 -- there is probly a lok file somwhere | 00:18 |
Dragon64 | lock | 00:18 |
* mamece2 cries a river | 00:18 | |
xangua | !fr > formolQC: | 00:18 |
Jantire | I'm saying, not random people that browse sourceforge | 00:18 |
dzup2 | Dragon64: this did it last time killall istanbul but i dont found that or either cheese opn ps -A | 00:19 |
mamece2 | !help/mamece2 | 00:19 |
Dragon64 | dzup2 -- check hidden directories -- one sec | 00:19 |
mamece2 | i should stay windows.. | 00:20 |
Dragon64 | try /home/dzup2/.gconf | 00:20 |
Dragon64 | there is most likely a folder under apps | 00:20 |
Dragon64 | might be a lock file there, delete it | 00:20 |
Dragon64 | just poke around, you will find it | 00:21 |
cartes_ | hi all | 00:21 |
Dragon64 | thats all i do! | 00:21 |
DCGstudios | Hey everyone, currently having a fairly advanced problem with apt-get, im currently trying to uninstall virtualbox-ose and dkpg keeps getting a "subprocess error". I can pastebin more info if needed. | 00:21 |
Claudinux | hi all, is there a way to add customize emoticons in empathy? | 00:21 |
grip | Hello all Any one running the 10.10 rc that has the gforce 218gt 310m working.I don't want to waste time installing the rc to have it not work.I could not get it to work with 10.4 | 00:21 |
dzup2 | Dragon64: there is a $HOME/.gconf/app/cheese directory ...am going to rm that | 00:21 |
Daekdroom | !maverick | grip | 00:21 |
ubottu | grip: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 00:21 |
Dragon64 | kool | 00:22 |
uLinux | !format | 00:22 |
ubottu | For help with partitioning a new install see: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/switching/installing-partitioning.html - For partitioning programs see !GParted, !QtParted (!Kubuntu 8.10 and lower) or !PartitionManager (!Kubuntu 9.04 and up) - Other partitioning topics include !fstab !home and !swap | 00:22 |
cartes_ | I am having problems in getting my MIC work on my Sony Vaio VGN-TXN25N laptop... :( | 00:22 |
grip | ubottu was in there already no luck | 00:22 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:22 |
dzup2 | Dragon64: no luck | 00:22 |
Dragon64 | hmmm | 00:23 |
Jantire | I have a question, are people (namely the open-source community) interested in developing for the education industry | 00:23 |
arvut | mamece2: patience is a powerful ally ;) so is creative problemsolvingskills. I'm sure you will manage if you have some of each =) | 00:23 |
Jantire | Developing the software as open-source and the hardware as closed source? | 00:23 |
Dragon64 | anything about the webcam in dmesg? | 00:23 |
DCGstudios | Nobody has any experience with apt-get or dkpg errors? It seems to only be a problem with virtualbox, other programs install / unisntall correctly.. | 00:23 |
mamece2 | arvut ive tryed in almost every thread in ubuntu, no one get an anwser just like me | 00:24 |
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aknagi | Does anyone know how to get one taskbar for all desktops, like in Mint? | 00:25 |
mamece2 | arvut i cant believe i need to have my files locally, my library is very big, is in an external HD. it was so easy in winamp, just one scan of the external HD and that all a library was created, everytime i close and opened again, it was there | 00:25 |
dzup2 | Dragon64: checking | 00:25 |
rusivi | jantire: one could make the argument the FOSS effort is already doing this. | 00:25 |
uLinux | Can someone explain me what warning is this on GParted? http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/4948/errordw.png | 00:25 |
Jantire | Is the open-source community interested in a collabrative effort on improving (US Grades) 6-12 education? | 00:25 |
rusivi | Jantire: It already is. | 00:26 |
Dragon64 | Jantire try Moodle | 00:26 |
Jantire | I'm referring to on a different level, not just software but hardware as well | 00:26 |
mamece2 | i always tough u guys has the answer to everything, tonight i found an question who has no answer.. or i guess no one here listen music from an external HD | 00:26 |
Jantire | an "all over the board" education system | 00:26 |
Jantire | namece2: I used to do taht | 00:26 |
Jantire | namece2: I had all my storage on an external HDD, what's the issue? | 00:27 |
ramon | hi all | 00:27 |
arvut | mamece2: maybe you don't? there surely must be some way around it. carry on, as long as you don't give up then there is a chance you will solve the problem on your own. | 00:27 |
mamece2 | jantire everytime i close and open rhythmbox or banshee it tryes to scan the HDD | 00:27 |
Jantire | That's because it's configured that all the directories are there, I would suggest having it scan a system link to it | 00:28 |
mamece2 | jantire and my HDD has a LOT of files,i just want them to be scanned one and then the next time i open the player have them ready to play | 00:28 |
Jantire | ooooo | 00:28 |
Jantire | That means its always looking for changes, go in the settings and see if it has anyhting on not updating it's database | 00:29 |
rusivi | Jantire: The question to ask, how are those involved in education moving themselves to FOSS, saving themselves tons of money, allowing them to put those funds to other efforts (better science lab/sport/learning facilities)? | 00:29 |
uLinux | http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/4948/errordw.png What does this mean? | 00:29 |
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ramon | is there a way to get ubuntu to automatically mount a partition? | 00:29 |
DCGstudios | ramon, yes in /etc/fstab | 00:29 |
mamece2 | jantire i uncheck the "always look for changes" box, it keep scanning the external HDD because its an external drive | 00:30 |
collosi | uLinux: have you tried mounting the device? | 00:30 |
ramon | k, DCG, but what do i do? | 00:30 |
Jantire | It doesn't know its an external drive | 00:30 |
Jantire | well it most likely doesnt | 00:31 |
uLinux | collosi: it's a pendrive Ubuntu recognizes and mounts it | 00:31 |
Jantire | I would suggest reinstalling it or at least reseting the settings ofi t | 00:31 |
Jantire | *of it | 00:31 |
uLinux | collosi: but gparted shows that because it's NTFS | 00:31 |
DCGstudios | ramon, might wanna google it, lots of pages on it. basiclly you just have to tell it: what partition, what filesystem type, what what permissons. | 00:31 |
collosi | uLinux: try unmounting the device then, and trying gparted after you have unmounted it | 00:31 |
uLinux | collosi: :) | 00:31 |
DCGstudios | ramon, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab | 00:32 |
mamece2 | jantire it always autoscan usb devices.. the same happens to banshee... | 00:32 |
uLinux | collosi: well now GParted doesnt dectect it | 00:32 |
uLinux | collosi: what if i eject instead of unmount | 00:32 |
uLinux | !eject | 00:33 |
DCGstudios | Im currently having a fairly advanced problem with apt-get, im trying to uninstall virtualbox-ose and dkpg keeps getting a "subprocess error" and exiting. | 00:33 |
DCGstudios | Any ideas? | 00:33 |
collosi | uLinux: let me try it myself, since I have never done it, give me a couple of minutes | 00:33 |
uLinux | ok | 00:34 |
nullp0inter | i generated new rsa keys for ssh and now ubuntu wont login to my server because the fingerprints dont match...how can i rest it? | 00:34 |
nullp0inter | *reset | 00:34 |
mamece2 | is there any irc channel to ask about music player for ubuntu? | 00:37 |
nullp0inter | mamece2: try out amarok | 00:37 |
mamece2 | nullp0inter amarok is hell even to start playing music | 00:37 |
mamece2 | there is again my laptop about to melt coz banshee is scanning (again) all the files in my HD | 00:38 |
collosi | uLinux: I don't get any errors, what are you trying to do to the pendrive? | 00:38 |
viki_ | hi All, when i try to connect to any nfs server with my client it gives me the following error: "mount.nfs: an incorrect mount option was specified" Can you please to help me what i missed? | 00:39 |
DCGstudios | Im currently having a fairly advanced problem with apt-get, im trying to uninstall virtualbox-ose and dkpg keeps getting a "subprocess error" and exiting. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. | 00:39 |
Dragon64 | viki what mount options did you specify | 00:39 |
papertigers | anyone have the trackpad working under 10.10 on a macbook pro unibody? | 00:40 |
Ryen | !10.10 | papertigers | 00:40 |
ubottu | papertigers: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 00:40 |
collosi | viki_: how are you trying to mount? | 00:40 |
viki_ | Dragon64 and collosi: "sudo mount 10.0.0.101:/opt/Java /home/viki/Java/virtualServer" | 00:41 |
itmustbejj_ | if my external card reader is not being detected in lspci is there a way force my computer to detect it? | 00:41 |
uLinux | collosi: i'd like to format it using NTFS but im afraid because once i tried that and then Ubuntu didn't recognize it anymore even i used window$ for NTFS. | 00:42 |
pucko- | itmustbejj_, you mean lsusb? | 00:42 |
itmustbejj_ | pucko yeah it doesn't show up in lsusb :) | 00:42 |
Dragon64 | viki take a look at this | 00:43 |
Dragon64 | you didnt specift that it was nfs | 00:43 |
Dragon64 | http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-5093/fsmount-69423?a=view | 00:43 |
tom][v | Hi all :-), I'm finding a bit slow to drag n drop programs to netbook-launcher using gui, where are the text file settings for this kept so that I can directly edit which programs are in which section? | 00:43 |
Dragon64 | try sudo mount -F nfs 10.0.0.101:/opt/Java /home/viki/Java/virtualServer" | 00:44 |
viki_ | Dragon64: if i use -t nfs or the mount.nfs, the result is the same | 00:44 |
viki_ | i have already tried | 00:44 |
mamece2 | conclusion; ubuntu fails in music | 00:44 |
Dragon64 | not mount.nfs | 00:45 |
Dragon64 | mount nfs blah blah blah | 00:45 |
pucko- | itmustbejj_, i don't think so :( | 00:45 |
collosi | uLinux: have you tried $sudo fdisk /dev/sdb | 00:45 |
collosi | uLinux: then just delete the partition and repartition using gparted | 00:45 |
holsteine | Hello I have ubuntu 10.04 and I accidently deleted a .avi file, is there anyway to get it back? | 00:45 |
tom][v | alternatively is there a command line interface for netbook-launcher? | 00:45 |
brimestone | hey gang... where can i find "/etc/log/secure" in ubuntu server 10.04.1? | 00:46 |
Ryen | holsteine: Check the trash? | 00:46 |
Dragon64 | holsteine did you look in the lost and found folder? | 00:46 |
holsteine | Ryen: I did shift + delete | 00:46 |
rww | lost+found isn't for accidental deletions | 00:46 |
uLinux | collosi: ill try btw.. what the difference between eject and safetely remove? | 00:46 |
Dragon64 | o ok | 00:46 |
dev001 | Immediately after I stop sshd with '/etc/init.d/sshd', it restarts under a new pid. What could be re-init'ing it? | 00:46 |
rww | it's for data found during disk checks that might be a file but for which the filesystem can't find a name and place | 00:47 |
viki_ | Dragon64: it does not work with the -F | 00:47 |
collosi | uLinux: As far as I know none, but I could be wrong | 00:47 |
viki_ | Dragon64: but at all.... | 00:47 |
collosi | viki_: have you tried -o yet? | 00:48 |
Alan502 | Hey, I have a problem with my sound. I can only have sound from one application at a time, for example if I'm using amarok my browser will not play sounds until I close amarok. How can I fix this? | 00:48 |
holsteine | so there aint a way to get the .avi file back ? | 00:48 |
viki_ | collosi: to specify the port and the protocol (tcp/udp).... yes | 00:48 |
sebikul | !sound | 00:48 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 00:48 |
viki_ | collosi: but with the same result | 00:48 |
Kingsy | can someone tell me how to find out if a program is in the reops? I am sure I have found this out before. but I forget | 00:49 |
SporkWitch | have an access question. I've done a clean install of 10.04, but i need to specify noapic to get it to boot. I can boot the livecd, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to get permissions to modify the /etc/default/grub on sda1. Any suggestions? | 00:49 |
arvut | is there a way to remove files starting with a double hyphen (--filename) with rm? | 00:49 |
sebikul | Kingsy, go to System->Administration->Synaptics | 00:49 |
Kingsy | ah right, I was thinking you could do it via the terminal | 00:50 |
Kingsy | ok | 00:50 |
pucko- | arvut, do 'rm -- --filename' work? | 00:51 |
KukuNut | Kingsy: on a terminal aptitude search <pkg-name> | 00:51 |
collosi | viki_: has the nfs mount ever worked before? | 00:51 |
Kingsy | ok.. thanks | 00:51 |
uLinux | holsteine: if it's in trash.. | 00:51 |
arvut | pucko: will check, one sec (it's on me n900 phone) | 00:51 |
Kingsy | hmm perhaps I need to read about aptitude and apt-get etc.. I have no idea what the difference is | 00:52 |
uLinux | oops | 00:52 |
DCGstudios | Im currently having a fairly advanced problem with apt-get, im trying to uninstall virtualbox-ose and dkpg keeps getting a "subprocess error" and exiting. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. | 00:52 |
dborba | Suggestions for an application to "stream" thoughts from my head into a wyswyg editor? | 00:52 |
Kingsy | cos you can install apps using both of those commands | 00:52 |
holsteine | uLinux: it's not because I did shift+delete | 00:52 |
SporkWitch | have an access question. I've done a clean install of 10.04, but i need to specify noapic to get it to boot. I can boot the livecd, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to get permissions to modify the /etc/default/grub on sda1. Any suggestions? | 00:53 |
SporkWitch | dborba: there's a reference in one of the wiki articles about neural interfaces that's quite promising (no joke) | 00:53 |
uLinux | holsteine: well the file is still on the disk.. but you would need to use software to recover it | 00:53 |
KukuNut | Kingsy: pkg-name or part of name | 00:53 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, that is usually a conflict of some kind. usually in the postinst or postrm scripts. but could be anything. | 00:53 |
DCGstudios | pucko, i can give more detailed information if you have a chance of knowing what it is. | 00:53 |
Kingsy | KuKuNut - how come some poeple use aptitude to install things and others use apt-get? | 00:53 |
dborba | SporkWitch, sadly, afaik, those are still dealing with just keystrokes & mouse movement :( | 00:53 |
BT | Can someone help me with DCC with nix? im trying to get files from my win computer to my laptop running linux. | 00:53 |
DCGstudios | pucko, seems to be a problem with python from first impressions on the error, but reinstalling python has done nothing. | 00:53 |
holsteine | uLinux: you know if photorec would do it? | 00:53 |
uLinux | holsteine: sry i never used recover software | 00:54 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, which package made the error? | 00:54 |
KukuNut | Kingsy: they have different dependency treatments..removal, etc. use them both to make a better decision | 00:54 |
uLinux | holsteine: but i know they are useful | 00:54 |
SporkWitch | dborba: true, but i said "promising," not "in production" or "complete" lol; any suggestions on my issue? Need to log in to the mounted drive via livecd so i can modify my grub file; booting from HDD doesn't let me specify noapic before it craps itself, and the livecd doesn't have perms to modify the file | 00:54 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, its virtualbox-ose. want the error? | 00:54 |
BT | anyone on here good with linux file system msg me please. i cant get DCC to work where i can save file. | 00:55 |
arvut | pucko: yeah that did the job =) yay thx! | 00:55 |
pucko- | ok | 00:55 |
neil_d | I am currently logged into a computer remotely... can I get a screen shot of what is currently displayed on the monitory? | 00:55 |
pucko- | let me see the error | 00:55 |
dborba | SporkWitch, oooh - i actually had to deal with something similar. are you getting a read only problem? | 00:55 |
Kingsy | KuKuNut - isnt that a little strange having two methods of insalling an app? for example. .what if someone gave you a pc to fix and you had to uninstall some apps? you couldnt unless you know how the person installed them... | 00:55 |
bobstro | Kingsy: you may want to read this - http://pthree.org/2007/08/12/aptitude-vs-apt-get/ | 00:55 |
DCGstudios | pucko`, http://pastebin.com/f2mg9e7L | 00:55 |
itmustbejj_ | where do I go to append kernel options for grub? | 00:55 |
Kingsy | thanks will do | 00:55 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, http://pastebin.com/f2mg9e7L | 00:55 |
ZykoticK9 | DCGstudios, have you tried "sudo apt-get -f install" - if this fails, perhaps pastebining the error might help | 00:55 |
SporkWitch | dborba: pretty much. it's an obvious permissions issue. i can open and edit the file, but the livecd doesn't have write perms. it's a fresh, clean install of 10.04 | 00:56 |
DCGstudios | ZykoticK9, yes, and purge, and reinstall, and everything else. | 00:56 |
uhu01 | neil_d: have a look at xwd, it might be able to do what you need | 00:56 |
bobstro | Kingsy: in short, if you use aptitude consistently, it's supposed to do a better job of cleaning up orphans and dependencies when you uninstall. | 00:56 |
SporkWitch | dborba: due to toshiba's FUBAR'd ACPI system, you have to run noapic to get it to boot, but the install doesn't give me the chance to do so, so i need to use the livecd to make the change in grub lol | 00:56 |
dborba | SporkWitch, you gotta remount the drive. gimme a second and i should be able to find how to do it | 00:56 |
DCGstudios | ZykoticK9, http://pastebin.com/f2mg9e7L if youd like to take a look | 00:56 |
neil_d | uhu01: ok I will look | 00:56 |
SporkWitch | dborba: thanks mate, googling while asking, but i'm a fan of simultaneous effort for faster solutions lol | 00:57 |
ZykoticK9 | DCGstudios, i had a look - i have no idea man. good luck. | 00:57 |
DCGstudios | ZykoticK9, lol thanks | 00:57 |
bobstro | KingSeta2: that said, both work for installing and uninstalling. | 00:57 |
uhu01 | neil_d: you'll have to set the correct display variable, and I'm not sure if it will work on a session that is not yours... | 00:57 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, pretty sure it's an error in the postrm script for that package. probably easiest to just clean up manually. | 00:57 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, how would i go about that | 00:58 |
LinuxGuy2009 | I gave Brasero another shot, I'm having issues with Nero not working now, so I decided to test out brasero once again. I tried to burn a disc and it finished fine. Now I'm trying to verify and it says I dont have permissions. I just selected the .checksum.md5 file on the disc. Do I need to copy it to another drive first or something or whats up? | 00:58 |
KukuNut | Kingsy: uninstalling either way is not a problem | 00:58 |
KingSeta2 | HEy there, anybody may has an idea how my Soundcard could get removed from Alsa? Since an new start the Soundcard is away...?! | 00:58 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, um, try 'locate postrm|grep virtualbox-ose'. should probably be somewhere in /var | 00:58 |
viki_ | collosi: i never tried on this machine | 00:59 |
uhu01 | neil_d: if you need the identity of a windows, you can use xwininfo | 00:59 |
uriel_ | hi i was wondering if there might be a quick way to print multiple documents? i know that windows seven has a right click option to print all selected. i was wondering if there might be an Ubuntu equivalent. | 00:59 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, /var/lib/dpkg/info/virtualbox-ose.postrm anything in particular im looking for? | 00:59 |
KingSeta2 | Or how could i say Alsa to renew his config??? | 00:59 |
pucko- | yeah, that's it. if you remove that file I think apt won't complain (but it will leave the package somewhat messy) | 01:00 |
Kingsy | KuKuNut - ah right.. I must have misunderstood | 01:00 |
uLinux | collosi: i deleted some files from the NTFS file system with shift+del dont know if that's the problem | 01:00 |
Kingsy | thanks for the info.. and the link | 01:00 |
dborba | SporkWitch, so my issue is that I actually bombed my fstab & had no cd-rom. struggled a bit to find the right way to enable read/write. i think this one didn't work for me, but try: mount -o remount,rw / | 01:00 |
uLinux | collosi: 'cause if just delete it will create hidden files on it | 01:00 |
neil_d | uhu01: this is looking less likely.. As I would like to see if the gdm login screen is being displayed... | 01:00 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, see what the script does, and either fix or clean up yourself. then remove it.. (i think) | 01:00 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, update-rc.d virtualbox-ose remove >/dev/null | 01:00 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, thats the only main functionality of that script | 01:01 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, oh | 01:01 |
uriel__ | hi i was wondering if there might be a quick way to print multiple documents? i know that windows seven has a right click option to print all selected. i was wondering if there might be an Ubuntu equivalent. | 01:01 |
Kingsy | ahhh, there is nothing better than having a beer and messing with a new operating system :D | 01:01 |
collosi | uLinux: I don't think that should have anything to do with it. You are just trying to reformat your drive right? | 01:01 |
uhu01 | neil_d: try xwd -out screenshot.xwd -root -display :0.0 | 01:01 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, you think removing that script is a good idea? | 01:01 |
KukuNut | Kingsy: you just have to understand and confirm what it tells you to remove/install before you say yes | 01:01 |
dantonic | should I get 32bit or 64bit desktop version of 10.04? why does it say that 64bit is not recommended for daily desktop usage? | 01:01 |
Kingsy | right yea | 01:02 |
uLinux | collosi: yes | 01:02 |
pucko- | DCGstudios, it just removes it from the runlevels. shouldn't be a problem. but do a backup of the file anyway. (but that made me curious if that really was the problem to begin with) | 01:02 |
uLinux | collosi: im gonna just format to fat32 on window$ and try again with gparted | 01:02 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, yea i was going to back it up and try, ill give it a shot real quick and let you know. | 01:02 |
neil_d | uhu01: error "xwd: unable to open display ':0.0'" | 01:03 |
SporkWitch | dborba: can't find it in the fstab lol. looking up how i can specify all it needs in the command (been a while, i'm rusty) | 01:03 |
collosi | uLinux: you can try this in linux if you'd like $sudo umount /dev/sdb1 | 01:03 |
dborba | SporkWitch, you don't need to mess with the fstab - that was specific to my problem just remount your drive on the command line | 01:03 |
collosi | uLinux: then $sudo fdisk /dev/sdb1 then delete the ntfs partition with the "d" command and create a new one | 01:04 |
uLinux | collosi: it's mounted on /dev/sdb not 1 | 01:04 |
dborba | SporkWitch, where did ubuntu mount the drive to? I'll tailor a command for it | 01:04 |
ZykoticK9 | dantonic, i agree that this is a "bug" with the web site https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-website-content/+bug/585940 but honestly, only use 64bit if A) you are willing to tweak your system more and/or B) you have more then 4GB of memory - or use 32bit as website suggests | 01:04 |
DCGstudios | pucko-, yea same problem.. doesn't seem to have effected anything either way.. | 01:04 |
gui11e | hola | 01:04 |
SporkWitch | dborba: /media/[long alphanumeric string] | 01:04 |
dev001 | Ok, I'm stumped. I _removed_ all *ssh* from /etc/{init.d,rc*.d}/, and rebooted. sshd is *STILL* starting up on boot. Short of removing sshd from the box, how do I turn start-on-boot OFF? | 01:04 |
gui11e | hay ayuda en español? | 01:04 |
collosi | uLinux: oh ok then type that in, your hex code should be "7" for HPFS/NTFS | 01:04 |
dborba | SporkWitch, alright gimme 1 second | 01:05 |
undecim | How to install packages as dependencies? (so that i can dpkg -i a package that depends on packages from the repos) | 01:05 |
jrib | dev001: erm, you should put what you removed back and ask for the right way to do it... (hint: *read* /etc/init/ssh.conf ) | 01:05 |
root_op | When booting 10.4.1 one of my screens turns purple and the other one just shuts down. | 01:05 |
uLinux | !es | gui11e | 01:05 |
ubottu | gui11e: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 01:05 |
SporkWitch | dborba: appreciate it | 01:05 |
collosi | uLInux: then you can type "w" to write and "q" to quit. now type this command $mkntfs /dev/sdb | 01:05 |
neil_d | dev001: have you tried "update-rc.d" | 01:05 |
root_op | I know this is because of the radeon drivers, I'm thinking it might be energy saver features or something. | 01:05 |
uLinux | collosi: hm ok | 01:05 |
root_op | Any ideas on how to disable this? | 01:05 |
dev001 | neil_d yep. that was the first thing i tried. | 01:05 |
gui11e | help in spanish? | 01:05 |
dborba | SporkWitch, alright - just to make sure I'm not completely off on what the problem is tell me what you get for a mount -l | 01:05 |
DCGstudios | Im currently having a fairly advanced problem with apt-get, im trying to uninstall virtualbox-ose and dkpg keeps getting a "subprocess error" and exiting. Pastebin of error.. http://pastebin.com/f2mg9e7L | 01:06 |
uhu01 | neil_d: you'll have to find the correct X display for the session you are trying to make the screenshot of | 01:06 |
collosi | uLinux: you are basically doing what gparted does, but in a terminal | 01:06 |
uhu01 | neil_d: otherwise it should work | 01:06 |
neil_d | dev001: just a guess here.. may inetd is starting it. | 01:06 |
uLinux | collosi: yes | 01:06 |
uLinux | collosi: im just saving a file | 01:06 |
gui11e | plis | 01:06 |
SporkWitch | dborba: standby for pastebin | 01:06 |
gui11e | help in spanish? | 01:07 |
uLinux | #ubuntu-es | 01:07 |
ZykoticK9 | !sp | gui11e | 01:07 |
neil_d | uhu01: do you know how to a list of all the x displays current open? | 01:07 |
gui11e | TY | 01:07 |
SporkWitch | dborba: http://pastebin.com/6HBpydcW | 01:07 |
jrib | dev001: ubuntu no longer uses sysv init, it uses upstart | 01:07 |
ZykoticK9 | it's !es not !sp sorry | 01:08 |
root_op | Also, dpms options in xorg doesn't work. | 01:08 |
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dev001 | jrib: ok, not sure what that does for me. i'm on "day 2" of Ubuntu. How do I prevent sshd from running? Turning off a service shouldn't be that tough ... | 01:09 |
collosi | uLinux: are you dual booting? | 01:09 |
dborba | SporkWitch, from that it looks like your hd is not mounted at the moment. can you see inside it right now? | 01:09 |
uLinux | dev001: i know it wait | 01:09 |
jrib | dev001: did you read the file I told you about? | 01:09 |
liuzhu | Hello | 01:09 |
liuzhu | I'm new here | 01:09 |
dev001 | jrib: Yes, I'm staring at it right now. It's now clear to me what I'm supposed to do with it ... | 01:10 |
dev001 | delete it? | 01:10 |
dev001 | edit it? | 01:10 |
uhu01 | neil_d: no, sorry... | 01:10 |
LinuxGuy2009 | How do I get Brasero in Lucid to verify a CD? It says I dont have permissions to use the drive. | 01:10 |
jrib | dev001: no.... If you create a file called "/etc/ssh/sshd_not_to_be_run", ssh will not be started | 01:10 |
neil_d | uhu01: oh rats..... | 01:10 |
uLinux | dev001: "gksudo gedit /etc/ssh/sshd_config" and change it to "start on never" | 01:10 |
uLinux | ;) | 01:10 |
SporkWitch | dborba: sry lol, updated it now, refresh the page, it's the last line. | 01:11 |
SporkWitch | dborba: from the looks of that, it IS mounted as rw, but for some reason i can't modify the /etc/default/grub file on it | 01:11 |
uLinux | dev001: find the line that says 'start' and change it to 'start on never' | 01:11 |
blakkheim | s/gksudo gedit/sudo vi | 01:11 |
collosi | LinuxGuy2009: when you type $cat /etc/group |grep "your username" do you see yourself in cdrom? | 01:11 |
uLinux | oops | 01:12 |
ZykoticK9 | LinuxGuy2009, (not tested) if it's an md5 sum could you run something like "sudo md5sum /dev/YOURCDROM"? | 01:12 |
uLinux | dev001: it's not that file it is /etc/init/ssh.conf | 01:12 |
uLinux | sorry | 01:12 |
Kingsy | anyone in here used rdesktop before? | 01:12 |
root_op | Forcing VESA did the trick. | 01:12 |
LinuxGuy2009 | collosi: Yes I see my name listed on cdrom. | 01:12 |
uhu01 | neil_d: you could try ps aux | grep X | 01:13 |
ZykoticK9 | !anyone | Kingsy | 01:13 |
ubottu | Kingsy: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 01:13 |
Loshki | Kingsy: I've used rdesktop. Got a problem? | 01:13 |
collosi | LinuxGuy2009: try out what ZykoticK9 said | 01:13 |
KB1JWQ | I'm using rdesktop now with no problems. | 01:13 |
dborba | SporkWitch, the last line I see (17) is a virtual file system. i still don't see your hd | 01:13 |
DCGstudios | Im currently having a fairly advanced problem with apt-get, im trying to uninstall virtualbox-ose and dkpg keeps getting a "subprocess error" and exiting. Pastebin of error.. http://pastebin.com/f2mg9e7L | 01:13 |
arcaos | hello folks, need some leaders | 01:14 |
dborba | SporkWitch, if you try to modify directly /etc/default/grub you're gonna run into problems because that's a virtual file | 01:14 |
SporkWitch | dborba: last line should be 18. it reads: | 01:14 |
SporkWitch | /dev/sda1 on /media/965a5f1e-062e-4c9c-8dd6-a2666cadbbd2 type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks) | 01:14 |
neil_d | uhu01: "ps -aux | grep X" didn't show anything (except the grep command) | 01:14 |
uhu01 | neil_d: are you sure your X server is running? | 01:14 |
jrib | DCGstudios: and you have no idea why? You've never installed anything to /usr/local or outside the repositories in any manner? | 01:14 |
SporkWitch | dborba: end goal is simply to apend "noapic" to the line that normally just reads "quiet splash" for the default boot | 01:15 |
arcaos | I have developed some before but would like to modify mahjongg program to add some features, what development environment would you suggest I use under ubuntu? | 01:15 |
neil_d | uhu01: no! | 01:15 |
dborba | SporkWitch, Ah - couldn't get it from refreshing... But yea - are you trying to modify /media/965a5f1e-062e-4c9c-8dd6-a2666cadbbd2/etc/default/grub? | 01:15 |
dborba | SporkWitch, that's the one you want... | 01:15 |
uhu01 | neil_d: I think you just prove that it is not running... | 01:15 |
SporkWitch | dborba: yup, and it's saying i don't have perms when i try to overwrite it | 01:15 |
kholerabbi | is someone able to help me? I'm connected via wireless but on this network it again and again stops loading working and I have to reconnect. My computer works fine with other wireless networks and other (windows or mac) computers work fine on /this/ network. :( | 01:16 |
DCGstudios | jrib, iv installed a few things from other repo's, any idea how to figure out what would cause the conflict? | 01:16 |
jrib | DCGstudios: well probably python related... | 01:16 |
mamece2 | hey guys ithink my problem got fixed, but i did nothing :( | 01:16 |
Kingsy | Loshki - ahh nm, I think I have it.. I couldnt toggle between full screen and back | 01:16 |
SporkWitch | dborba: maybe i'm overcomplicating it. gonna try to copy the file, edit the copy, then paste it over (maybe it's just the CLI editor that doesn't want to do it) | 01:16 |
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Loshki | DCGstudios: interesting. It claims you're missing a python library. Any idea how that happened...? | 01:16 |
iceware | like know | 01:16 |
dborba | SporkWitch, ummm - that's pretty weird. you are using sudo to modify it right? | 01:16 |
iceware | nightmare x spell | 01:16 |
neil_d | uhu01: oh... if it wasn't running would I be able to log in via the terminal on <ctrl><atl><f1> etc. | 01:16 |
* iceware spell | 01:16 | |
mghuertas | hi friends | 01:17 |
DCGstudios | jrib, Loshki, well probably from some installation but more a matter of figuring out what. what the default python package for 10.04? | 01:17 |
mghuertas | hi | 01:17 |
U_buntu | hello | 01:17 |
SporkWitch | dborba: of course lol. exactly command was: sudoedit /media/[that long string]/etc/default/grub | 01:17 |
jrib | DCGstudios: if you've somehow been in the habit of installing things from other repositories at random, you should just reinstall and not do that | 01:18 |
uhu01 | neil_d: but then it should show up in the process list | 01:18 |
SporkWitch | used nano to edit it, but when i try to save and overwrite the old file, it comes up with not being allowed | 01:18 |
DCGstudios | jrib, Loshki, Its not random | 01:18 |
CountDown | Anyone else having trouble connecting to us.archive.ubuntu.com? | 01:18 |
ZykoticK9 | neil_d, i really like your quoting keys with the <symbols>, i'm gonna steal that and start using it ;) | 01:18 |
dborba | SporkWitch, just making sure :P - sometimes people try silly things. try to sudo touch something in that folder and see if it lets you | 01:18 |
jrib | DCGstudios: ok, so what did you install outside the repositories? | 01:18 |
uhu01 | I'm currently running 2.6.32-24-generic, what it the standard way to get usbfs in the kernel? | 01:18 |
neil_d | ZykoticK9: go ahead | 01:18 |
jrib | DCGstudios: and what repositories? | 01:18 |
DCGstudios | jrib, its a live USB, and installing a few tools from the backtrack 4 repos (meant for 8.10). | 01:19 |
DCGstudios | jrib, But i have only installed 1 package (aircrack-ng) since the fresh install on this stick. | 01:19 |
SporkWitch | dborba: nothing happens. i enter: sudo touch ./grub (cd'd into the right dir, don't worry), and it just gives me another line | 01:20 |
DCGstudios | jrib, Which default python package is 10.04 using? Mabey im pulling one from the wrong repo | 01:21 |
jrib | DCGstudios: I don't understand. You started by saying you installed "a few things from other repo's", then "installing a few tools from backtrack 4 repos" and now you've only installed "1 package (aircrack-ng)" | 01:21 |
arvut | mamece2: welcome back & well done =) you probably did something even if you don't know what you did, I do that all the time ^^ | 01:21 |
kholerabbi | Hi, my wireless connection keeps cutting out when using this particular network, while other computers on this network are having no trouble.. any suggestions? | 01:21 |
DCGstudios | jrib, i installed aircrack-ng from BT4 repo's, thats it. ' | 01:21 |
mamece2 | arvut i dont like that :( but it worked :p | 01:21 |
jrib | DCGstudios: how did you do so? | 01:21 |
mamece2 | whats the meaning of swap memory? | 01:21 |
dborba | SporkWitch, did the m-time change? just seeing if you can write at all to that location. alternatively "sudo touch test" and see if an empty file test gets made. (just delete right afterwards if it does). if it doesnt you can't write to that folder at all | 01:22 |
DCGstudios | jrib, Added the repo to /etc/apt/sources.list, added the GPG key, then ran apt-get update. then ran apt-get install aircrack-ng. No errors. | 01:22 |
jrib | DCGstudios: reinstall and stop adding non-ubuntu repositories to your sources.list | 01:22 |
ZykoticK9 | DCGstudios, mixing repos is crazyness in my opinion... isn't aircrack-ng available in ubuntu repo, or PPA - if you add a whole repo it takes everything when you update, not just that one package | 01:22 |
vacho | how do I setup an ftp account to my ubuntu web server that is restricted to a single directory? | 01:22 |
Loshki | jrib: amen | 01:22 |
SporkWitch | dborba: maybe i'm going about it the wrong way. if i create my own grub on the VFS from the livecd, can i load that into the actual grub bootloader on the HDD? | 01:23 |
neil_d | uhu01: I think there is something screwy here "service gdm reload" get me an error "reload: Unknown instance:" | 01:23 |
CountDown | Or maybe a better question is anyone else having trouble connecting to the US repositories for installations and upgrades? | 01:23 |
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SporkWitch | dborba: it created test | 01:23 |
DCGstudios | ZykoticK9, jrib, I dont think its availiable in the ubuntu repo's. | 01:23 |
variable | !End-Of-Life | 01:23 |
ubottu | End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 01:23 |
uLinux | collosi: btw did you really format it to NTFS? | 01:23 |
theoverseer | quit | 01:23 |
variable | is this channel logged? | 01:23 |
mamece2 | !swap /mamece2 | 01:24 |
jrib | DCGstudios: whether it is or is not, adding non-ubuntu repositories to your sources.list is a great way to break a system | 01:24 |
jrib | !logs | variable | 01:24 |
ubottu | variable: Official channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - For LoCo channels, http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ | 01:24 |
kholerabbi | Hi, my wireless connection keeps cutting out when using this particular network, while other computers on this network are having no trouble.. any suggestions? | 01:24 |
SporkWitch | dborba: got some new info. i can create files in that folder, but once created, i no longer own them, and cannot write to or remove them | 01:24 |
kholerabbi | I'm using Maverick RC but had the same problem on the LTS | 01:24 |
ZykoticK9 | !info aircrack-ng | DCGstudios | 01:24 |
ubottu | DCGstudios: aircrack-ng (source: aircrack-ng): wireless WEP/WPA cracking utilities. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.0-1 (lucid), package size 1529 kB, installed size 2748 kB | 01:25 |
DCGstudios | jrib, Im aware of the risks, like i said its just a live USB | 01:25 |
dborba | SporkWitch, you should definitely be able to modify that file then :\ you can certainly try to replace the file if you think that's easier. id first try to do a "sudo mv grub grub.bak" and see if it lets u move it | 01:25 |
arvut | mamece2: why not? you solved the problem after all. swap is the virtual memory, mostly a small partition on your hdd | 01:25 |
DCGstudios | thanks ZykoticK9, wasnt aware it was in the repo. | 01:25 |
collosi | uLinux: I sure did | 01:25 |
dborba | SporkWitch, that's awfully weird. i mean, you shouldnt own them because you are creating them with sudo (so they are owned by root) but you should still be able to edit them | 01:25 |
SporkWitch | dborba: that worked rofl | 01:25 |
SporkWitch | dborba: you're telling me? lol | 01:25 |
neil_d | I think there is something screwy here "service gdm reload" get me an error "reload: Unknown instance:".... what can I do about it? | 01:26 |
uLinux | collosi: doest ubuntu still recognize the pendrive? | 01:26 |
DCGstudios | ZykoticK9, was that in the lucid or PPA repo? | 01:26 |
uLinux | does* | 01:26 |
SporkWitch | dborba: i should now be able to copy over MY version of grub; let you know if it works | 01:26 |
ZykoticK9 | DCGstudios, lucid default | 01:26 |
dlublink | I wrote a profile for apparmor, it works when i apply it to /usr/bin/php5-cgi with my lighttpd. but if i apply it to /usr/bin/php, it does not apply to the scripts run from the command line. What am I doing wrong ? | 01:26 |
uhu01 | neil_d: sorry, not my knowledge is really at the end, I normally use gentoo... But if I had to guess: at the start the script should save PID or display variable to a file, which should match the currently running instance of the X server, did you maybe restart the X server without the apropriate start/stop script? | 01:26 |
DCGstudios | ZykoticK9, kk thnx | 01:26 |
dborba | SporkWitch, seems like you should. extremely retarded though :\ | 01:26 |
uhu01 | I'm currently running 2.6.32-24-generic, what it the standard way to get usbfs in the kernel? | 01:26 |
bastidrazor | neil_d: instead of reload use restart. | 01:26 |
collosi | uLinux: yes | 01:26 |
SporkWitch | dborba: nope, can't copy it, but i'm doing it from the GUI, not with sudo, so that might be why. stand by | 01:27 |
collosi | uLinux: I even transferred files to it with no problems | 01:27 |
variable | jrib, thanks | 01:27 |
neil_d | bastidrazor: same error. | 01:27 |
Loshki | bastidrazor: what's the difference between reload and restart? | 01:27 |
uLinux | collosi: ok tks :) | 01:27 |
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BroXeN | need help with ubuntu 10.04 lts,everytime I press "c" rhytmbox stop playing :( | 01:27 |
jasono | Hello | 01:27 |
uLinux | hi jasono | 01:28 |
jasono | UBUNTU 10.10 PARTY ON FREENODE ON SUNDAY. WHO WILL COME? | 01:28 |
variable | Loshki, reload likely sends a SIGHUP; restart likely sends a SIGTERM followed by launching the program again | 01:28 |
jasono | Hi uLinux | 01:28 |
neil_d | bastidrazor: a 'stop' then a 'start' seemed to work. | 01:28 |
uLinux | !ot | jasono | 01:28 |
ubottu | jasono: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 01:28 |
dborba | SporkWitch, this is so bizarre... | 01:28 |
jasono | ubotto sorry didn't know | 01:28 |
collosi | BroXeN: you have any keyboard shortcuts setup? | 01:29 |
BroXeN | nope. this is fresh install :( | 01:29 |
BroXeN | just add awn and compiz, | 01:29 |
BroXeN | dang, it's stop again :( | 01:29 |
neil_d | I have an error in the syslog "gdm-session-worker[2748]: WARNING: Unable to load file '/etc/gdm/custom.conf': No such file or directory" ... what does this mean. | 01:29 |
mamece2 | arvut im a man of science i like to know why things happen, i dont believe in magic :p | 01:30 |
SporkWitch | dborba: got it. had to create the file on the VFS, then sudo mv it into the HDD's etc/default folder; freaking insane >_< lol | 01:30 |
kholerabbi | Hi, my wireless connection keeps cutting out when using this particular network, while other computers on this network are having no trouble.. any suggestions? | 01:30 |
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dborba | SporkWitch, im thinking it might be an issue with sudoedit... did you at any point try plain sudo vim ? | 01:30 |
subone | PLEASE HELP!! I aqccidentally just formatted my external drive using the "Make Startup Disk" dialog! How can i recover from this format? | 01:31 |
collosi | BroXeN: that is really odd, it only happens when you press the letter "c"? | 01:31 |
BlaDe^ | Hi guys, I've installed lirc but it can't pickup my infra-red receiver-- How can I find out what settings to use ? | 01:31 |
SporkWitch | dborba: no, i'm one of those losers that's never got the hang of emacs or elvis; i'm spoiled on nano lol | 01:32 |
BlaDe^ | I have an acer aspire 7520 -- it's a built in module.. I can't find an technical specs on the acer direct site either. | 01:32 |
variable | SporkWitch, nothing wrong with that | 01:32 |
dzup2 | how to i install the cpia drtiver for lucid? | 01:32 |
U_buntu | whats wrong with nano? | 01:32 |
variable | subone, if the format only overwrote the MBR | 01:32 |
subone | variable, how | 01:32 |
arvut | mamece2: I see 'magic' as the things we see happen but can't understand. After all, we are only human ;) hope you will have the patience to learn this great OS, some day you might understand all of it (unlikely tho) :P | 01:32 |
variable | subone, then nothing should be erased - just re-add the partition table | 01:33 |
Loshki | neil_d: I see that msg too, and indeed, there is no /etc/gdm/custom.conf. Doesn't seem to affect anything though. And it is just a warning... | 01:33 |
dborba | SporkWitch, haha - my sudoedit pulls up a gimped version of vi. that's the only thing i can think of tho. since everything else you did with sudo worked | 01:33 |
variable | arvut, what is magical? | 01:33 |
subone | variable, how i have no idea how | 01:33 |
BlaDe^ | can anyone help me with lirc, then? | 01:33 |
neil_d | Loshki: ok I won't worry about it. | 01:34 |
arvut | variable: depends on how you define it. | 01:34 |
variable | :-) | 01:34 |
SporkWitch | dborba: alright, now the final trick is figuring out how to run update-grub from the livecd and get it to update the HDD lol | 01:34 |
collosi | BlaDe^: I can try but I have never used that | 01:34 |
mamece2 | i LOOOOOOOOOVE ubuntu, i get so excited just using it, i wanna learn how to do command line stuff so i will get pro | 01:34 |
uLinux | lol | 01:34 |
variable | while [ 1 ]; do alltray --borderless --skip-taskbar -s xeyes --geometry 1000x100+0 | 01:34 |
variable | have fun people | 01:34 |
SporkWitch | dborba: tried sudo update-grub and sudo update-grub /dev/sda and both return "cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?) | 01:34 |
BlaDe^ | collosi: it has a lot of custom settings etc, and the ability for me to specify a path to my infra-red receiver but I don't know how to do that. When I try get it to automatically detect it, it picks up my power button and stuff instead | 01:35 |
variable | mamece2, if you want to get used to command line stuff you need to start with the basics. try working on day primarily from the CLI | 01:35 |
BroXeN | sorry for somebody who reply me, I just disconnected (now I have to copy paste letter "c" to keep my rhythmbox playing).. | 01:35 |
BroXeN | yes it only happened when I press letter "c". fyi last time I get same strange error when I press "Esc" key and it show "<" instead :(. restart and error dissapear. but not this time.. | 01:35 |
BlaDe^ | im trying to get my windows vista media centre remote to work | 01:35 |
ZykoticK9 | BlaDe^, i configure my lirc using the mythbuntu-control-centre which gives you a GUI with options for configuring you controller. if all else fails, you can try installing it (it might bring down some dependencies you don't want though :( ). Good luck man. | 01:35 |
mamece2 | variable do u have any link with a command guide? | 01:35 |
subone | variable, how do i do that, i dont want to leave this to chance i cant believe i did this im freaking out | 01:35 |
variable | mamece2, http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xcu_chap02.html | 01:36 |
ariakus | i have lost the battery iconn wtf? | 01:36 |
BlaDe^ | ZykoticK9: I have the GUI but in the drop down menu I don't know what to select for my infra-red receiver :( | 01:36 |
collosi | BlaDe^: have you tried these http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=HOW-TO_setup_Lirc_to_talk_to_XBMC pay attention to the lirc setup part | 01:36 |
variable | subone, I don't know. | 01:36 |
seidos | mamece2, you might want to try out clicompanion: http://okiebuntu.homelinux.com/okwiki/clicompanion | 01:36 |
variable | try googling | 01:36 |
variable | I've never dealt with that | 01:36 |
arvut | mamece: lots of good tutorials out there. just search around =) the 'man | 01:36 |
ZykoticK9 | BlaDe^, is WMCenter not an option of some sort? mine is a hauppauge that's in the list. | 01:37 |
variable | mamece2, if you don't care about portability http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ | 01:37 |
arvut | ' command is useful too | 01:37 |
kholerabbi | Hi, my wireless connection keeps cutting out when using this particular network, while other computers on this network are having no trouble.. how do I go about solving this problem? | 01:37 |
variable | mamece2, http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xcu_chap02.html if you do care | 01:37 |
neil_d | ariakus: are you using a laptop? is it currently pluged into power? | 01:37 |
uLinux | mamece2: you can add this wallpaper with basic CLI commands http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/88383-1.png | 01:37 |
BlaDe^ | ZykoticK9: nope :( | 01:37 |
arvut | darn enter key >.< | 01:37 |
BlaDe^ | is there a way I can dump all attached hardware to find out where my IR receiver is? | 01:37 |
ariakus | neil_d: it's on battery now | 01:37 |
Loshki | !cli | 01:37 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal or type in it: man intro | 01:37 |
ZykoticK9 | BlaDe^, have a look through your "dmesg" | 01:37 |
variable | there is no such thing as a Linux terminal | 01:38 |
variable | or command line interface | 01:38 |
ZykoticK9 | variable, what? | 01:38 |
variable | you likely mean the "posix shell" or "the dash implementation of the posix shell" | 01:38 |
neil_d | ariakus: oh... could you have removed it from the panel by mistake. | 01:38 |
uLinux | !ot | 01:38 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 01:38 |
variable | !guidlines | 01:38 |
Ken8521 | i'll admit, i like GUI tools... just no a huge fan of CLI.. I like being able to visualize what is going on.. but I know CLI has a lot of uses. | 01:38 |
variable | !guidelines | 01:38 |
ubottu | The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 01:38 |
ariakus | it's part of notification area, I could not | 01:39 |
variable | I like GUI tools along with a CLI for powerful scripting | 01:39 |
Loshki | mamece2: try the cli link above for a starting place... | 01:39 |
* variable lives on the command line | 01:39 | |
BroXeN | solved, check my keyboard shortcut setup and found that somebody setup "x86Stop" there. | 01:39 |
ariakus | this bastart was there when I was on AC | 01:39 |
subone | PLEASE HELP!! I aqccidentally just formatted my external drive using the "Make Startup Disk" dialog! How can i recover from this format? | 01:39 |
neil_d | ariakus: it gives me the option of removing it! | 01:39 |
dborba | SporkWitch, update-grub takes no arguments & it uses default filesystem locations | 01:40 |
BlaDe^ | ZykoticK9: it picks up stuff like [ 0.392829] input: Sleep Button as /devices/LNXSYSTM:00/LNXSYBUS:00/PNP0C0E:00/input/input1 | 01:40 |
ZykoticK9 | subone, i have no idea - but testdisk is a partition recover software that's available in default repo | 01:40 |
BlaDe^ | but nothing about IR :( | 01:40 |
ariakus | OMG I had to put it to 'show always' to appear | 01:40 |
ldunn | gah, I'm pretty confused right now. I just installed apache2 on this PC, but I can't access it on port 80 from any of the other machines on my LAN ._. | 01:41 |
ZykoticK9 | BlaDe^, dmesg is all kernel output, if your IR is detected at all, it should be in there somewhere | 01:41 |
Loshki | subone: start with http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk. It might not be recoverable though... | 01:41 |
ldunn | Works fine on this machine, all others just time out :? | 01:41 |
BlaDe^ | IR worked on windows so I know it isn't faulty | 01:41 |
SporkWitch | dborba: yeah, seeing that. looks like i should just need to chroot into the drive, do some binds, and then do the deed. googled and found something promising, but will let you know if i run into trouble. thanks again for all the help | 01:41 |
neil_d | ariakus: you could try adding the 'Indicator applet' | 01:41 |
subone | It created a fat32 partition in its place!! | 01:41 |
ariakus | and it writes 'the battery is charged' and no time estimation, wahat an idiot made it up, I wonder | 01:41 |
apt_problem | yello. having a really really weird ubuntu issue on a fresh install. got a few package errors when I tried to install one or two extra packages, so I attempted an uninstall and reinstall of one of those packages. same problems. some of the spew from apt-get here: http://pastebin.com/Lg7vy9qg | 01:42 |
BlaDe^ | Another issue i'm having is this: http://i55.tinypic.com/3142w3s.png | 01:42 |
collosi | ldunn: you got a firewall setup | 01:43 |
BlaDe^ | my GUI keeps randomly bugging and stuff gets stuck showing up (Like my applications menu in that picture) | 01:43 |
psusi | ariakus, umm... if it is already charged then the time to charge is zero... | 01:43 |
ldunn | collosi: no | 01:43 |
ldunn | Running Maverick, btw | 01:43 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: is it running? | 01:43 |
dborba | SporkWitch, np - if you really need to generate the cfg file using update-grub keep in mind it's just a wrapped for grub-mkconfig. | 01:43 |
ldunn | tensorpudding: apache? yes. | 01:43 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: is it bound to all interfaces or just localhost? | 01:43 |
ldunn | tensorpudding: errr. I didn't mess with the default settings in any way, so... hm. Where would I check? | 01:44 |
collosi | ldunn: all other nodes can ping the server and no network issues? | 01:44 |
ldunn | collosi: er, I'm pretty sure. sec >_> | 01:44 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: pretty sure binding to all interfaces is default behavior | 01:44 |
SporkWitch | dborba: but isn't the /etc/default/grub just there for reference? you need to use update-grub to actual load that into the bootloader, don't you? | 01:45 |
ZykoticK9 | apt_problem, the root of the error seems to be "dpkg: error processing gdebi-core (--configure)" saying there is a config problem with one of your packages. try "sudo apt-get -f install" and see what happens, tries to fix apt installs. | 01:46 |
ldunn | collosi: yes, I can ping no problem | 01:46 |
dborba | SporkWitch, pretty close. more less the grub.cfg is generated/updated from the /etc/default/grub when you run update-grub | 01:46 |
reynet-server | hey guys :) Just did an update on 10.10 RC, can anyone tell me how to get Samba back on? I'm using webmin and it won't re-install | 01:47 |
apt_problem | ZykoticK9: trying now. thanks. | 01:47 |
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ZykoticK9 | reynet-server, reask same question in #ubuntu+1 | 01:48 |
ariakus | !webmin | 01:48 |
ubottu | webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 01:48 |
reynet-server | Got this : samba : Depends: samba-common (= 2:3.5.4~dfsg-1ubuntu8) but 2:3.5.4~dfsg-1ubuntu7 is to be installed | 01:48 |
reynet-server | E: Broken packages | 01:48 |
dborba | SporkWitch, when you run update-grub i believe all it does is "grub-mkconfig --output=/boot/grub/grub.cfg | 01:48 |
SporkWitch | well that's annoying; good thing i don't use debian on my VPS lol, i don't know what i'd do without webmin | 01:48 |
ZykoticK9 | reynet-server, 10.10 isn't supported here. use #ubuntu+1 AND webmin isn't supported either | 01:48 |
ariakus | reynet-server: sync repositories and try again | 01:48 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: try netstat -t -l, and see if your computer is listening on port 80 | 01:48 |
ldunn | tcp 0 0 *:www *:* LISTEN | 01:49 |
neil_d | reynet-server: try doing a "sudo apt-get update" first | 01:49 |
apt_problem | ZykoticK9: result: http://pastebin.com/TuLJ0BcT | 01:49 |
reynet-server | k thx guys...i'll head over there | 01:49 |
Kingsy | what was the name of the torrent client for ubuntu? I am sure it had "drop" in the title somehow... I have forgotten | 01:49 |
theoverseer | sudo apt-get upgrade | 01:49 |
SporkWitch | dborba: i see. *shrugs* i figure i'll go through and do it anyway, as that's what my instructions said. toshiba laptops are notoriously difficult to make linux behave on, and i've got a step-by-step for getting it working on this one, and it included that, so i figure, may as well lol | 01:49 |
bastidrazor | Kingsy: transmission for ubuntu and ktorrent for kubuntu | 01:50 |
ariakus | transmission... but it sucks | 01:50 |
Kingsy | hmm thats not what I was thinkin | 01:50 |
Kingsy | :S | 01:50 |
collosi | ldunn: are you just typing in the IP into the th address bar | 01:50 |
* Kingsy googles | 01:50 | |
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dborba | SporkWitch, are the instructions meant to be done while logged in from a live cd? ever since grub2 came out it's kind of a pain to configure it from a live cd. in the past there were actually some nice guis | 01:50 |
ldunn | collosi: well, yeah :/ | 01:50 |
ariakus | is there a new dc++ client already? | 01:50 |
SporkWitch | dborba: no, the instructions were for ubuntu 9-something, he didn't run into the issue i am where i couldn't get it to boot from HDD, thus the workaround for this step, so it'll boot from HDD and i can continue with the instructions | 01:51 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: that is odd | 01:51 |
ZykoticK9 | apt_problem, it's certainly related to /usr/bin/pycentral but my initial Launchpad search didn't find anything relevant? i've got nothing man, hope you find a fix. | 01:51 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: you might try running zenmap from one of the LAN machines | 01:51 |
ldunn | tensorpudding: Isn't it though? | 01:51 |
ldunn | hm, alright | 01:51 |
Jantire | How does one begin a large-scale open-source projet over collabrative web-sources | 01:52 |
SporkWitch | dborba: most of it i recognize, and covers some of the issues i found workarounds for myself when i first tried doing this last fall. isn't too hard to modify it for the slight changes in 10.04 | 01:52 |
Jantire | Or better phrased, How could I attract attention to it? | 01:52 |
tensorpudding | ldunn: or that might be overkill, netcat might be a bit simpler | 01:52 |
dborba | SporkWitch, I see. well if you run into issues booting up let me know. I think the changes might not get updated on the grub.cfg on the hd | 01:53 |
areeda | jantire: where are you hosting it? | 01:53 |
Jantire | I havent hosted it yet | 01:53 |
SporkWitch | dborba: will do; brb, grabbing a smoke | 01:53 |
* uLinux got owned by Tor relay | 01:53 | |
areeda | Places like Kenai or SourceForge seem to have people looking for projects that interest them | 01:53 |
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Jantire | hmmm | 01:54 |
ddilinge1 | when i ssh into my desktop 10.04 machine, ~/.bashrc is never read which would imply ssh is considered a non-interactive shell .. anyway to have the ~/.bashrc always included when i ssh in(to an interactive shell), but not for shell scripts, etc? | 01:55 |
Chaos2358 | can anyone tell me how to install yahoo messenger on 10.04 | 01:55 |
ldunn | tensorpudding: an nmap scan shows nothing open, and I had to run it with -PN to get it to scan at all | 01:55 |
ddilinge1 | Chaos2358: apt-get install pidgin ? not exactly your answer but its what I use | 01:55 |
xangua | Chaos2358: you can use pidgin, empathy, kopete, gyachi, etc | 01:55 |
Chaos2358 | but do they connect to yahoo? | 01:56 |
Viper | yes | 01:56 |
uLinux | Kingsy: if you don't like Transmission you can use Deluge | 01:56 |
ddilinge1 | Chaos2358: and google, and aim, and jabber and .... | 01:56 |
ZykoticK9 | dborba, is it you or SporkWitch with this issue? if you are using a livecd and trying to modify your HDs grub you need to be sure you follow the directions for chrooting (involving the various required mounts) from the !grub2 factoid link. | 01:56 |
Chaos2358 | ok thank you guys | 01:56 |
SporkWitch | Chaos2358: i second the recommendation for pidgin. i use it in windows and linux and it works wonderfully for every chat protocol i can think of (though subpar for IRC), including myspace, facebook, etc. | 01:56 |
areeda | Jantire: do you know how to get our conversation into a less busy chat area? | 01:56 |
Kingsy | uLinux - thanks.. | 01:56 |
SporkWitch | ZykoticK9: it's me, and yeah, this is the link i found: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 01:56 |
Chaos2358 | if it makes any difference at all the reason i want to install is to access the google chatrooms will these programs still do that? | 01:57 |
ZykoticK9 | SporkWitch, that's the "bible" ;) | 01:57 |
ddilinge1 | any ideas on the autoloading of ~/.bashrc when ssh'ing in ? | 01:57 |
Jantire | Yes, I private messaged you areeda | 01:57 |
crf | Hi, I'm trying to watch a video on my TV, using Ubuntu and Rygel. I have the computer and tv both wired on a router. My first problem is that the video is very choppy. The second problem is no sound. | 01:57 |
dborba | ZykoticK9, it's him. | 01:57 |
areeda | let me figure out how to see it | 01:57 |
Jantire | Are you using XChat? | 01:57 |
SporkWitch | ZykoticK9: i know :) lol. part of it is just lack of practice, it's been a while since i'd been muddling around in linux, so it's a lot of refresher, and a lot has changed since the last time i used it. for perspective, last time i was active was when gentoo was still manual-install ONLY, no GUI installer lol; fun with chroot ^^ | 01:58 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: as in not executing? | 01:58 |
Kingsy | ahhh thats what I meant | 01:58 |
dborba | SporkWitch, not sure if you saw ZykoticK9's message: " if you are using a livecd and trying to modify your HDs grub you need to be sure you follow the directions for chrooting (involving the various required mounts) from the !grub2 factoid link." | 01:58 |
SporkWitch | dborba: yup :) | 01:58 |
SporkWitch | dborba: thanks | 01:58 |
Kingsy | uLinux - cheers.. I meant deluge (the drop reference was the icon) :) thanks | 01:58 |
ZykoticK9 | SporkWitch, Grub2 is still new to MANY people, especially some of the "old guard" types | 01:59 |
SporkWitch | dborba, ZykoticK9, afk a few, need my cigarette while i wait for the livecd to boot up again | 01:59 |
* ldunn is thoroughly confused. :< | 01:59 | |
tensorpudding | ldunn: sounds like you have a firewall between it and your LAN computers | 01:59 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: what are you trying to do or not do with .bashrc. | 01:59 |
Pr070cal | does anyone know how to get the nvidia glx drivers working in maverick | 01:59 |
xangua | !maverick | Pr070cal | 02:00 |
ubottu | Pr070cal: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 02:00 |
ZykoticK9 | Pr070cal, 254 or whatever - reask in #ubunt+1 | 02:00 |
ldunn | tensorpudding: it does indeed. `sudo ufw disable` fixed the issue. Roar. | 02:00 |
tensorpudding | heh | 02:00 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: when i ssh into my desktop 10.04 machine, ~/.bashrc is never read which would imply ssh is considered a non-interactive shell .. anyway to have the ~/.bashrc always included when i ssh in(to an interactive shell), but not for shell scripts, etc? | 02:00 |
ldunn | Annoying defaults are annoying. Oh well | 02:00 |
Pr070cal | dont think many people are having problems with it or maybe not using it | 02:01 |
Nach0z | how do I change the owner of a folder in / ? | 02:01 |
fixxxermet | I'm having problems with screen in multiuser mode. I posted my problem details at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9929532 | 02:01 |
tensorpudding | man, the default behavior of ubuntu configuring network daemons to run automatically when installed is annoying | 02:01 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: ps | grep $$ verifies i am using bash | 02:01 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: is /etc/bash.bashrc read? | 02:02 |
ZykoticK9 | ddilinge1, IF you don't get an answer here, you might want to try #bash - they might know. good luck man. | 02:02 |
xangua | Nach0z: why would you want to do that¿ | 02:02 |
soreau | Nach0z: The question should be, why do you think you need to change permissions of a folder in the root system directory | 02:02 |
nobarking | so when is 10.10 do? | 02:02 |
ZykoticK9 | nobarking, on 10.10.10 ;) | 02:03 |
U_buntu | this month | 02:03 |
nobarking | neat date | 02:03 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: not sure, adjusting it for some debug output and let you know in 1 sec | 02:03 |
philsf | everytime I boot, I have to turn the bluetooth off in the indicator applet to conserve power. Is there a way to only turn it on when I want to use it? I'd like it to remember my last choice | 02:03 |
Nach0z | soreau: i think that's a bit irrelevant, but because I need to be able to access the files that I just sudo'd in to a folder in the root directory. | 02:03 |
ZykoticK9 | nobarking, which is 42 in binary - answer to life universe and everything ;) | 02:03 |
nobarking | does anyone have a link? | 02:03 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: ssh into my 10.04 and both /etc/bash.bashrc and ~/.bashrc are running | 02:04 |
herbayjhiad | I am dual-booting my machine with Ubuntu 9.10 and windows vista, re-installed the vista OS and GRUB loader is no longer working can anyone please advice how I can get the GRUB loader working so that I can access the Ubuntu 9.10 | 02:04 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: /etc/bash.bashrc is running, and it gets past the initial [ -z "$PS1" ] && return check, but all my aliases in ~/.bashrc arnt being loaded | 02:04 |
soreau | Nach0z: man chown | 02:05 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: you tried putting debugs in ~/.bashrc? | 02:05 |
herbayjhiad | I am dual-booting my machine with Ubuntu 9.10 and windows vista, re-installed the vista OS and GRUB loader is no longer working can anyone please advice how I can get the GRUB loader working so that I can access the Ubuntu 9.10 | 02:05 |
Nach0z | soreau: aight. thanks. | 02:05 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: echo FOOOO is the first line, when i open a new console on the machine its says FOOO and loads the aliases but when i ssh over from the laptop no FOOO and no aliases | 02:06 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: but a similar echo BAR at the top of /etc/bash.bashrc is displayed on both | 02:06 |
ZykoticK9 | !grub | herbayjhiad | 02:06 |
ubottu | herbayjhiad: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 02:06 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: you're definitely doing it right. mine executes both. | 02:06 |
tensorpudding | herbayjhiad: you need to get a livecd probably | 02:06 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: hmm, well going to try #bash now didn't know they had a channel :) | 02:06 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: and just normal ssh config, right? | 02:06 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: good bet :) good luck. | 02:07 |
herbayjhiad | tensorpudding: I tried with a live cd, but it says grub not found | 02:07 |
tensorpudding | herbayjhiad: follow that guide | 02:07 |
uhu01 | I'm currently running 2.6.32-24-generic, what it the standard way to get usbfs in the kernel? Do I have to recompile the kernel myself, or is there a way to switch to a kernel with usbfs support? | 02:08 |
blakkheim | uhu01: compile it | 02:09 |
uhu01 | blakkheim: thx | 02:09 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: i think the ssh config is standard, although not entirely sure | 02:10 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: if you didn't expressly change it, then it should work. i am puzzled myself. | 02:10 |
SporkWitch | dborba, ZykoticK9, looks like the update to grub took; rebooting now and will find out | 02:10 |
bobstro | ddilinge1: you seem to have spent time with the INVOCATION portion of man bash. | 02:10 |
uLinux | where's collosi | 02:11 |
collosi | uLinux: Im here, sorry working on my Lab report | 02:12 |
mamece2 | collosi about? | 02:13 |
collosi | mamece2: it's for my chemistry class | 02:13 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: well, i just grepped man bash for bahsrc | 02:13 |
SporkWitch | dborba, ZykoticK9, no joy; looks like i also need to disable acpi for it to behave >_< really not liking toshiba right now lol | 02:14 |
ddilinge1 | s/bahsrc/bashrc/ | 02:14 |
dlublink | I wrote my apparmor.d profile, but I can't figure out how to let me script delete files | 02:14 |
dborba | SporkWitch, that is pretty frustrating | 02:15 |
uLinux | collosi: 'sudo fdisk /dev/sdb' shows this message: WARNING: DOS-compatible mode is deprecated. It's strongly recommended to switch off the mode (command 'c') and change display units to sectors (command 'u'). | 02:15 |
dlublink | syslog says denied_mask="::d". I tried adding 'd' to the profile, but it returns an error. aa-genprof doesn't add the option for deleting files | 02:16 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: hmm, so it loads profile on login, bashrc on non-login, but to use bashrc on login it has to be explicitly added from ~/.profile. Doing such fixed my issue :) | 02:16 |
SporkWitch | dborba: extremely. hopefully i can figure out how to load the fan and thermal modules automatically at boot, so i can maintain mostly-normal use while having acpi permanently disabled | 02:16 |
ddilinge1 | bobstro: i guess reading more of the man page would have helped earlier :) | 02:16 |
uLinux | collosi: and I 'sudo umount /dev/sdb' does not unmount the pendrive | 02:17 |
ariakus | WTF ubuntu didn't showed battery status?? why | 02:17 |
dborba | SporkWitch, what's the issue with toshiba's acpi that causes issues? The acpi on my lenovo works fine | 02:18 |
arvut | is there a way to split the join/leave details from the actual chat in irssi? I'd like them in a new shell. | 02:18 |
ariakus | it was like 'fully charged' until it switched off?! | 02:18 |
collosi | uLinux: yea you dont worry about the warning, or if you'd like just switch | 02:18 |
enav | hi ppl | 02:18 |
arvut | hi | 02:18 |
mamece2 | collosi i dont like chemistry, i hated it, im more a physics guy :D | 02:18 |
uLinux | collosi: the problem with gparted is that my pendrive mounts on sba not sba1 | 02:19 |
uLinux | oops sdb not sdb1 | 02:19 |
Chaos2358 | i downloaded and installed a package using terminal to download and synaptic to install. synaptics shows it as installed but i cant find it any ideas? | 02:19 |
ariakus | uLinux: lol | 02:19 |
SporkWitch | dborba: honestly don't know specifically, just that disabling ACPI resolves pretty much all problems i've had with the thing, and googling shows that APIC and ACPI are common problems on the satelite series laptops. this thing's a toshiba satelite l505d (first run of win7-pre-installed systems, bought it on win7 launch day.) | 02:19 |
uLinux | :P | 02:19 |
collosi | uLinux: just fdisk into your device and delete the partion, then recreate it using the HPFS/NTFS | 02:19 |
ariakus | uLinux: it's a volume dammit | 02:19 |
SporkWitch | dborba: something about toshiba's ACPI being implemented differently / improperly than is normal | 02:19 |
uLinux | ariakus: w00t | 02:19 |
Chaos2358 | !language | ariakus | 02:20 |
ubottu | ariakus: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 02:20 |
dborba | SporkWitch, I see. Dumbasses :X I've got to say I've been pretty lucky with ubuntu working out of the box on every laptop I have installed it on for the last 2 or so years :D | 02:20 |
SporkWitch | dborba: honestly, that's the reason i went with ubuntu in the first place, i'd always heard it's pretty much the most laptop-friendly distro out there | 02:20 |
dborba | SporkWitch, exceptions for a couple sound issues & wacom | 02:20 |
SporkWitch | dborba: i use gentoo on my desktops | 02:21 |
Chaos2358 | i downloaded and installed a package using terminal to download and synaptic to install. synaptics shows it as installed but i cant find it any ideas? | 02:21 |
uLinux | collosi: but can i delete the ntfs partition with pendrive mounted?! | 02:21 |
Kingsy | do I need to install anything to unrar a .rar file? | 02:21 |
SporkWitch | dborba: (well, non-gaming desktops; i CBA to bother dual-booting w/e my current gaming machine is) | 02:21 |
collosi | uLinux: I just did | 02:21 |
jrib | !rar | Kingsy | 02:21 |
ubottu | Kingsy: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free | 02:21 |
Chaos2358 | Kingsy sudo apt-get install rar unrar | 02:22 |
collosi | uLinux: delete the partition, then hit the "t" command to change the system id | 02:22 |
dborba | SporkWitch, sadly I've for the most part given up computer gaming over the last few years just to be free of windows :P | 02:22 |
Chaos2358 | Kingsy sudo apt-get install rar unrar | 02:22 |
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edbian | Chaos2358, synaptic and apt-get (the term) do the same thing. So if you installed a package with one, both will show that package as installed. What was that package named? | 02:22 |
Kingsy | ok thanks | 02:22 |
uLinux | collosi: ok | 02:22 |
Chaos2358 | googleearth | 02:22 |
dborba | SporkWitch, the irony is that when I play it is on a 360 :X | 02:22 |
Chaos2358 | Kingsy sudo apt-get install rar unrar | 02:22 |
Chaos2358 | edbian google earth | 02:23 |
SporkWitch | dborba: i'm too much of a gamer to give it up, especially with awesome titles like EVE Online (which works in linux, thankfully), FFXI, FFXIV, and of course titles like ArmA2, Crysis, etc. | 02:23 |
edbian | Chaos2358, "google-earth" at the cli | 02:23 |
uLinux | collosi: it asks for a partition number | 02:23 |
uLinux | 1 to 4 | 02:23 |
Chaos2358 | edbian cli? | 02:23 |
collosi | uLinux: make it 1 | 02:23 |
talexb | I'm getting an 'Apt Authentication issue' -- choosing 'Run This Action Now' doesn't seem to improve the situation. | 02:23 |
SporkWitch | dborba: for shame! why aren't you on PS3? It plays 99% of the good games on 360, has equal or superior performance, free online, more and better exclusives, and, oh yeah, it's not M$? lol | 02:23 |
edbian | Chaos2358, command line interface. (e.g. In the term) | 02:23 |
Chaos2358 | edbian thats what i assumed but never heard it called that | 02:24 |
edbian | Chaos2358, yep | 02:24 |
ariakus | !ot discuss weeboo stuff elsewhere. thanks | 02:24 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 02:24 |
uLinux | collosi: oops typed s by accident Building a new sun disklabel | 02:24 |
collosi | uLinux: once you have created your partition you can type "p" to view it | 02:24 |
uLinux | d again? | 02:24 |
ariakus | yes | 02:24 |
Chaos2358 | edbian it says command not found | 02:24 |
SporkWitch | dborba: victory. so much easier to modify files when i'm not an idiot and i actually chroot properly into the HDD lol | 02:25 |
edbian | Chaos2358, You just have to find it. cd to /usr/bin/ and look around using ls and grep | 02:25 |
dborba | SporkWitch, much better hardware on the PS3 but no1 had how to program it down pat until recently. Since every1 I knew had a 360 it's just where i went. Now with the new stuff coming out for the ps3 im definitely thinking about getting one | 02:25 |
uLinux | lol partition number 1-8 | 02:25 |
rusivi | SporkWitch: Agreed. | 02:25 |
collosi | uLinux: haha yeah delete all the sun disk partitions and do it again | 02:25 |
uLinux | lol partition number 1-8! | 02:25 |
edbian | Chaos2358, Whatever that package installed it'll be placed in /usr/bin (the executable files anyway) | 02:25 |
collosi | d | 02:25 |
rusivi | SporkWitch on the PS3 post | 02:25 |
uLinux | collosi: im deleting but it shows 1-8 | 02:25 |
Chaos2358 | edbian thanx. | 02:25 |
uLinux | it was 1-4 lol | 02:25 |
SporkWitch | dborba: well shoot rob.klebes@gmail.com when you get one and add SporkWitch on your PS3 lol; you as well rusivi | 02:26 |
edbian | Chaos2358, yep | 02:26 |
SporkWitch | dborba, rusivi, but there was a (valid, if rude) request that we drop this subject, so let's move on lol | 02:26 |
uLinux | collosi: partition 1 has empty type | 02:26 |
rusivi | SporkWitch np | 02:26 |
collosi | uLinux: well if that bothers you can simply exit out and do it again since you didnt actually write anything to the device | 02:26 |
rusivi | !offtopic | rusivi | 02:26 |
ubottu | rusivi, please see my private message | 02:26 |
uLinux | q | 02:26 |
rusivi | hehehe | 02:26 |
collosi | uLinux: once you fdisk back into your device just delete the old partition and begin again with your primary partition | 02:27 |
uLinux | now t | 02:27 |
darkkrai | how do I edit this menu? http://imgur.com/afpKf.png | 02:27 |
talexb | OK, I've done a reload in the Package Manager .. maybe that will stop these messages from re-occurring. | 02:27 |
collosi | uLinux: yes, and the code you want is 7 | 02:28 |
uLinux | Partition 1 does not exist yet! | 02:28 |
uLinux | Lol | 02:28 |
uLinux | ok | 02:28 |
uLinux | h? | 02:28 |
collosi | uLinux: then hit "p" and verify all is correct. hit "w" to write and then exit. type $sudo mkntfs /dev/sdb1 | 02:29 |
collosi | uLinux: or use gparted to do the rest | 02:29 |
SporkWitch | dborba: http://homeport.org/~bcordes/satellite-l500-install.html scroll down to "fixing ACPI" | 02:30 |
SporkWitch | dborba: that's the install walkthrough i'm using, and it mentions exactly what's causing the acpi issue | 02:30 |
tiamot | Anyone have experience setting up a local cloud (eucalyptus) | 02:30 |
ekul | Hey Guys. Trying to install Ubuntu 10.4 from the Live CD. Got two hard drives, one IDE (sda) and one SATA (sdb). Both drives mount on the Live CD, but when I use the installer only sda shows up when I come to partition my drives. Any body have any experience of this? | 02:30 |
Crankygeek | I have upgraded my video card to an nVidia 210 with hdmi output, I do not get any audio now, can someone give me a little help....I was told in another channel that I may have the wrong version of ALSA installed? | 02:30 |
darkkrai | how do I edit this menu? http://imgur.com/afpKf.png | 02:30 |
SporkWitch | ekul: if one is IDE, it should be hda, not sda | 02:30 |
uLinux | collosi: i need to add a new partition | 02:31 |
SporkWitch | ekul: sd* are sata and scsi drives normally | 02:31 |
uLinux | oh ok i didnt delete | 02:31 |
uLinux | collosi: t and asks for partition number i hit 1 | 02:31 |
dborba | SporkWitch, wow - that's pretty whacky - easy fix though | 02:32 |
collosi | uLinux: no you type in 7 | 02:32 |
ballsac | hello | 02:32 |
ballsac | ballsac here | 02:32 |
uLinux | collosi: im already lost | 02:32 |
ballsac | ulinux | 02:32 |
ballsac | lol | 02:32 |
uLinux | ahah | 02:32 |
SporkWitch | dborba: yup, now i just need to figure out how to update-world in ubuntu lol | 02:32 |
ballsac | wot a nic | 02:32 |
collosi | uLinux: oh Im sorry yes you do want to change partition 1 | 02:33 |
Crankygeek | I have upgraded my video card to an nVidia 210 with hdmi output, I do not get any audio now, can someone give me a little help....I was told in another channel that I may have the wrong version of ALSA installed? | 02:33 |
ballsac | Crankygeek: stop FLOODING | 02:33 |
uLinux | collosi: now i typed n and it's waiting for action how do i get out of it | 02:33 |
ekul | SporkWitch: In GParted both show as sd* | 02:33 |
uLinux | collosi: it's showing extended and primary | 02:33 |
SporkWitch | ekul: can you give me an fdisk -l ? | 02:34 |
z00m | how do i install .deb files from the terminal | 02:34 |
ariakus | why ubuntu doesn't show remaining battery charge?! | 02:34 |
z00m | or run them atleast | 02:35 |
collosi | uLinux: how many partitions are you showing? How about you just delete the partition and the write to it, then use gparted to creat the ntfs | 02:35 |
rusivi | tiamot: I have not. You may find helpful -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEC | 02:35 |
uLinux | collosi: First cylinder (1-1020, default 1) how do i get out | 02:35 |
ballsac | EARTH HAS 4 CORNER | 02:35 |
collosi | uLinux: oh, you just hit enter | 02:35 |
ballsac | SIMULTANEOUS 4-DAY | 02:35 |
SporkWitch | ariakus: toshiba laptop? ACPI issue. http://homeport.org/~bcordes/satellite-l500-install.html | 02:35 |
uLinux | collosi: omg | 02:35 |
ballsac | TIME CUBE | 02:35 |
uLinux | collosi: using default volume | 02:35 |
ballsac | IN ONLY 24 HOUR ROTATION. | 02:36 |
collosi | uLinux: its asking you where you want the partition to start | 02:36 |
enav | ballsac: WTF are you tallkinga bout | 02:36 |
ballsac | enav | 02:36 |
ballsac | what | 02:36 |
ballsac | 4 CORNER DAYS, CUBES 4 QUAD EARTH- No 1 Day God. | 02:36 |
FloodBot4 | ballsac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:36 |
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ariakus | fujitsu actually | 02:36 |
uLinux | !troll | ballsac | 02:36 |
ubottu | ballsac: trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 02:36 |
ballsac | !troll | uLinux | 02:36 |
ubottu | uLinux: trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 02:36 |
ariakus | !help flood arrack | 02:36 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 02:36 |
SporkWitch | ariakus: may be a similar issue, however, a similar solution may work | 02:36 |
ballsac | ariakus: lol fail | 02:37 |
ChogyDan | z00m: dpkg -i | 02:37 |
ballsac | ****************** | 02:37 |
Crankygeek | I have upgraded my video card to an nVidia 210 with hdmi output, I do not get any audio now, can someone give me a little help....I was told in another channel that I may have the wrong version of ALSA installed? | 02:37 |
ballsac | FREE SPEECH in AMERICA is | 02:37 |
ballsac | "BULL SHIT", | 02:37 |
ballsac | EVIL EDUCATORS | 02:37 |
ChogyDan | !ops | ballsac | 02:37 |
ubottu | ballsac: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 02:37 |
ballsac | block and suppress | 02:37 |
ballsac | !ops | ChogyDan | 02:38 |
ubottu | ChogyDan: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 02:38 |
ballsac | www.timecube.com. | 02:38 |
FloodBot4 | ballsac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:38 |
ariakus | how to say in English 'autumn aggravation'? | 02:38 |
enav | try #English | 02:39 |
ariakus | ehm i need to REBUILD the kernel?? | 02:39 |
breadcrst | You are educated evil, | 02:40 |
enav | time to time some idiot deploy spam bots here | 02:40 |
breadcrst | and might have to kill | 02:41 |
breadcrst | the evil ONE teaching | 02:41 |
kermit | so i'm logged into someoen's desktop running off the cd, how do i install ubuntu to the drive? | 02:42 |
breadcrst | educators before you | 02:42 |
genupulas | join #ubuntu-motu | 02:42 |
breadcrst | kermit: use the existing installation | 02:42 |
breadcrst | can learn that 4 corner | 02:42 |
breadcrst | yes you can actually do that | 02:42 |
kermit | breadcrst: type what? | 02:42 |
breadcrst | kermit if you have axs to the desktop why cant u start the install too | 02:43 |
breadcrst | it's right there | 02:43 |
breadcrst | and you say its funning of the CD right? | 02:43 |
breadcrst | days actually exist -but | 02:43 |
breadcrst | all Cube Truth denied. | 02:43 |
kermit | breadcrst: i'm logged in via ssh, not a GUI remote access.. how would i do that? | 02:43 |
breadcrst | Dumb ass educators fear | 02:43 |
breadcrst | kermit; this would be easier by GUI remote but ssh is OK too | 02:44 |
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breadcrst | me and hide from debate. | 02:44 |
breadcrst | They are paid to teach a propaganda book - not | 02:44 |
breadcrst | Cube Truth - for which | 02:44 |
Crankygeek | I have upgraded my video card to an nVidia 210 with hdmi output, I do not get any audio now, can someone give me a little help....I was told in another channel that I may have the wrong version of ALSA installed? | 02:44 |
breadcrst | they would be fired. Evil | 02:44 |
breadcrst | teachers betray students, | 02:44 |
breadcrst | as ONE is a Death Value. | 02:45 |
Guest15798 | HALP! I have set up a shared printer on ubuntu, one windows 7 machine (On a asus g73jh-a1) and one windows XP pro machine (Asus eeePC) can see it when I navigate to \\servername, but my other identical asus eeePC with the same OS can not see it | 02:45 |
breadcrst | Cube 4x4 voids 1 & God. | 02:45 |
breadcrst | USA ripe for holocaust. | 02:45 |
breadcrst | Man evolves from teenager - | 02:45 |
breadcrst | in cube metamorphosis | 02:45 |
Crankygeek | LOL...Shut up already | 02:45 |
breadcrst | but ignores teenager to worship a male mother, | 02:45 |
breadcrst | guised in woman's garb, | 02:46 |
breadcrst | churchman called father. | 02:46 |
seidos | !ot | breadcrst | 02:46 |
ubottu | breadcrst: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 02:46 |
Guest15798 | HALP! I have set up a shared printer on ubuntu, one windows 7 machine (On a asus g73jh-a1) and one windows XP pro machine (Asus eeePC) can see it when I navigate to \\servername, but my other identical asus eeePC with the same OS can not see it | 02:46 |
breadcrst | Crankygeek: what was that comment about. who are you telling to shut up? | 02:46 |
breadcrst | mind your tongue | 02:46 |
breadcrst | or be minded yourself. you choose. not like you have a choice | 02:46 |
uLinux | !ops | 02:47 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 02:47 |
philsf | everytime I boot, I have to turn the bluetooth off in the indicator applet to conserve power. Is there a way to only turn it on when I want to use it? I'd like it to remember my last choice | 02:47 |
breadcrst | Adult god is adult crime | 02:48 |
breadcrst | upon their own children. | 02:48 |
breadcrst | More holocaust deserved. | 02:48 |
Crankygeek | Does ALSA 1.0.22.0 support HDMI output from nVidia cards? | 02:48 |
breadcrst | The 12 hour or 1/2 Day clock is an intended EVIL against humanity - | 02:48 |
breadcrst | indicting every human on Earth as Dumb, Educated Stupid and Evil - | 02:48 |
breadcrst | for imaginary Cubed Earth has 4 | 02:49 |
breadcrst | Days within simultaneous rotation. | 02:49 |
charlier1977 | I need help I have recently gotten back into a dual boot system. I had Win7 Ultimate installed on my Compaq cq60-215dx. I decided I was going to install Ubuntu 10.04 on this machine as a dual boot. Now when I try to boot windows, it begins to load makes it past the initial splash screen but then reboots. I have tried to use the windows install disc to repair but it says that it cannot repair the problem. | 02:49 |
breadcrst | One God would equal a God Dunce | 02:49 |
alienjeff | /ignore add breadcrst | 02:49 |
charlier1977 | please pm me on above issue | 02:49 |
blakkheim | !pm | charlier1977 | 02:50 |
ubottu | charlier1977: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 02:50 |
ChogyDan | charlier1977: if it is booting into windows at all, I think you need windows support | 02:50 |
charlier1977 | ok | 02:50 |
Guest15798 | Hey guys I have a printer shared, 2 windows machines can see it, but 1 can't | 02:50 |
Crankygeek | Does ALSA 1.0.22.0 support HDMI output from nVidia cards? | 02:50 |
breadcrst | hey charlier | 02:51 |
breadcrst | as Humans evolve from Children. | 02:51 |
breadcrst | cant you read english | 02:51 |
breadcrst | no pm | 02:51 |
breadcrst | ok? | 02:51 |
FloodBot4 | breadcrst: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:51 |
mobasher | i'm creating separate volumes for boot, kernel, home and swap for ubuntu 64 bit server....what is recomended for each ? | 02:51 |
breadcrst | **************************** | 02:51 |
ddilinge1 | do i need to do anything special to utilize the konsole application on a remote X? on the local machine i did xhost +192.168.1.129, but the problem is konsole reports dbus problems: KUniqueApplication: Cannot find the D-Bus session server: "/bin/dbus-launch terminated abnormally with the following error: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed. | 02:51 |
arvut | is there a channel for irssi help/newbies out there? | 02:51 |
blakkheim | mobasher: the kernel goes in /boot | 02:51 |
breadcrst | Americans are dumb, educated ONE | 02:51 |
blakkheim | arvut: #irssi | 02:51 |
charlier1977 | I need some help has anyone else had this issue | 02:51 |
blakkheim | !op | breadcrst | 02:51 |
ubottu | breadcrst: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 02:51 |
arvut | thx | 02:51 |
breadcrst | stupid and they worship ONEism Evil. | 02:51 |
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ddilinge1 | do i have to have KDE on the local X to run konsole from the remote one(for dbus) ? | 02:52 |
aravote | It is not immoral to kill believers, for the stupid bastards EVOLVE from son | 02:52 |
aravote | or daughter who precedes them. NOT one damn human adult has ever been | 02:52 |
aravote | created - for ONLY babies are CREATED - and every adult has within them the LIFE given by children who DIE to give-up their lives to their parent | 02:52 |
blakkheim | the OPs have forsaken us | 02:52 |
UbuntuNoob | hi so im downloading windows and i want to install it do i burn just the iso to the dvd or do i burn all files that it downloads | 02:52 |
alienjeff | /ignore add aravote | 02:52 |
aravote | just a goddamn second | 02:52 |
aravote | what is your problem alienjeff | 02:52 |
philsf | aravote, are you praying in the support channel? | 02:53 |
uLinux | !troll | aravote | 02:53 |
ubottu | aravote: trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 02:53 |
UbuntuNoob | alienjeff: dont say add just use ignore <username> | 02:53 |
aravote | philsf: no, | 02:53 |
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mobasher | blakkheim=}} yes boot/kernel swap home...should i use ext3 or ext4 ? | 02:53 |
blakkheim | mobasher: that's up to you | 02:53 |
arvut | !ot | aravote | 02:53 |
ubottu | aravote: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 02:53 |
blakkheim | filsf: changing your nick doesn't get around an ignore, sorry | 02:53 |
alienjeff | UbuntuNoob: depends on your irc client | 02:53 |
UbuntuNoob | oh my bad | 02:53 |
filsf | blakkheim: thanks for confirming lack of ignore. | 02:53 |
filsf | also, do not care | 02:54 |
blakkheim | filsf: i never said i ignored you but i just might now | 02:54 |
uLinux | someone ban filsf | 02:54 |
Fitz | so does anyone know how to access ext3 partitions from xp? | 02:54 |
filsf | do not care | 02:54 |
mtx_init | Fitz: google it | 02:54 |
UbuntuNoob | so anyways does anyone know when burning an os to a dvd should i burn just the iso or should i burn the program files as well | 02:54 |
Fitz | have | 02:54 |
blakkheim | Fitz: /join ##windows | 02:54 |
Fitz | and did everything it said | 02:54 |
Fitz | ok | 02:54 |
filsf | image - so their mom or Dad can live. Adults are EVIL to deny they evolved from children - and claim their adult EGO image is a god likeness. Such damn evil AMERICANS should have their tongue cut out for the heinous hoax they are perpetrating upon their own children. I know now why the Jews | 02:54 |
subone | thanks guys testdisk saved my terabyte of data :)) | 02:54 |
filsf | deserved their holocaust - worshipping their own adult EGO image as a damn god whil ignoring and betraying the very children who sacrifice their LIFE | 02:54 |
mtx_init | Fitz: first link http://www.fs-driver.org/ | 02:55 |
uLinux | !ban | filsf | 02:55 |
Fitz | have that | 02:55 |
ubottu | filsf: If you have been banned it is probably because you have not gone along with what is acceptable !behaviour. If you're not sure what acceptable !behaviour is please see !Etiquette and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines - If you think the ban was a mistake, please join #ubuntu-ops | 02:55 |
filsf | so their Moms and Dads could Live. There is nothing godly about stupid | 02:55 |
Fitz | now i can see the partition but it says it isn't formated and I dont' know why | 02:55 |
filsf | !ban | uLinux | 02:55 |
ubottu | uLinux: If you have been banned it is probably because you have not gone along with what is acceptable !behaviour. If you're not sure what acceptable !behaviour is please see !Etiquette and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines - If you think the ban was a mistake, please join #ubuntu-ops | 02:55 |
Crankygeek | Does ALSA 1.0.22.0 support HDMI output from nVidia cards? | 02:55 |
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Crankegeek | Does ALSA 1.0.22.0 support HDMI output from nVidia cards? | 02:56 |
Crankegeek | and evil adults who betray their own children who gave them Life. I AM | 02:56 |
lolihunter | give it a try | 02:56 |
kooori | !behabiour | 02:57 |
Crankegeek | WISER THAN ANY DAMN MAN OR GOD WHO EVER EXISTED. IF THE | 02:57 |
kooori | !behaviour | 02:57 |
ubottu | The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 02:57 |
Crankegeek | HALF AND HALF CO-CREATED | 02:57 |
alienjeff | /ignore add Crankegeek | 02:57 |
ceil | filsuf, would you kindly stop joining random OS channels and trollin' them? | 02:57 |
ddilinge1 | How can i display a X program from one computer on my LAN to another? On the local machine i did xhost + (disable all ACL), on the remote machine with export DISPLAY="192.168.1.2:0.0" xterm cant connect | 02:57 |
arvut | gah, this spamming troll.. | 02:57 |
Crankegeek | JESUS RETURNS TO EARTH, I WILL PERSONALLY KILL THE BASTARD MYSELF. ALL CREATION OCCURS | 02:57 |
AndrewMC | !ops | 02:57 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 02:57 |
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ceil | get back to your cage in ##politics :) | 02:57 |
a1ienjeff | BETWEEN AND AS OPPOSITES. YOU DUMB-ASS, EARTH, THE UNIVERSE | 02:57 |
blakkheim | ddilinge1: ssh -X | 02:57 |
a1ienjeff | AND EVERY LIVING THING IN IT | 02:57 |
a1ienjeff | 02:57 | |
* marienz raises an eyebrow | 02:57 | |
a1ienjeff | 02:57 | |
a1ienjeff | 02:58 | |
ceil | lol | 02:58 |
Crankygeek | Does ALSA 1.0.22.0 support HDMI output from nVidia cards? | 02:58 |
ddilinge1 | blakkheim: that did the trick, thanks | 02:58 |
blakkheim | !repeat > Crankygeek | 02:58 |
ubottu | Crankygeek, please see my private message | 02:58 |
variable | !repeat > variable | 02:58 |
ubottu | variable, please see my private message | 02:58 |
philsf | everytime I boot, I have to turn the bluetooth off in the indicator applet to conserve power. Is there a way to only turn it on when I want to use it? I'd like it to remember my last choice | 02:59 |
Alan502 | Hey, I have a problem with my sound. I can only have sound from one application at a time, for example if I'm using amarok my browser will not play sounds until I close amarok. How can I fix this? | 03:00 |
blakkheim | Alan502: get rid of pulseaudio | 03:00 |
Alan502 | blakkheim, sudo apt-get remove pulseadio? | 03:00 |
blakkheim | Alan502: aptitude purge pulseaudio | 03:00 |
Alan502 | blakkheim, will this have any consequences? (besides fixing my problem) | 03:00 |
blakkheim | Alan502: you'll be using ALSA instead, which in my opinion is much better and doesn't have these problems | 03:01 |
Alan502 | blakkheim, what about skype? do you know if it works with alsa? | 03:01 |
blakkheim | Alan502: i don't know offhand since i don't use skype sorry | 03:01 |
Alan502 | hahaha too much questions | 03:01 |
Alan502 | blakkheim, ok, thank you for your help! | 03:02 |
philsf | Alan502, what ubuntu version are you using? | 03:02 |
Alan502 | philsf, 10.04 | 03:02 |
Alan502 | :) | 03:02 |
philsf | Alan502, you shouldn't be having kind of issue this by 2010. it's been fixed ages ago | 03:03 |
philsf | Alan502, are you using a standard install? | 03:04 |
Alan502 | philsf, really? I don't know why it is happening though... maybe an app | 03:04 |
Alan502 | philsf, yes, well, kubuntu to be specific | 03:04 |
charlier1977 | Has anyone had an issue with booting windows after setting up a dual boot. I had Win7 installed then installed Ubuntu and now when booting to windows I gets past the first splash screen then dies and reboots | 03:04 |
Alan502 | I think it might have been an application I installed | 03:04 |
compaq | maybe it is muted, since last ten years, the only audio trouble I have is muted | 03:04 |
philsf | Alan502, then maybe try #kubuntu? | 03:04 |
ariakus | wasn'r pulseausio to overcome alsa 1-app limitation? | 03:04 |
ries | Hello! I wrote a program in QT4, and my icons look all nicely in a selected state on WIndows, OSX, Debian, but with Ubuntu the icons looks bronish and there selected state is hardly visable, what can I do about that? | 03:04 |
Alan502 | philsf, perhaps, but nobody is ever there XD and the core is the same so.. | 03:05 |
ariakus | ries: and in other qt4apps? | 03:05 |
ries | ariakus: good question... Let me see if I can find one | 03:05 |
ibnarrashid | charlier1977: it could be that you have the wrong hdd partition for windows written in grub | 03:06 |
Alan502 | charlier1977, can you please be more specific? | 03:06 |
philsf | Alan502, not necessarilly. sometimes derivatives use different configurations. try in a diffenrent time, maybe you got the wrong timezone for the ppl that might help | 03:06 |
hiexpo | is there a way to add a folder to the places drop down | 03:07 |
enav | lol | 03:07 |
Alan502 | philsf, ok, thanks | 03:07 |
ariakus | charlier1977: what did you changed during install? | 03:07 |
enav | hiexpo: just drag and drop what you need | 03:07 |
charlier1977 | Ok I can load grub choose windows to boot. Windows starts, it makes it past the black background and spinning logo then when its supposed to go to the blue background it reboots and comes back to grub | 03:08 |
ariakus | charlier1977: try to hold F8 after grub and choose some appropriate option | 03:09 |
charlier1977 | I shrank and moved one partition that I was using for personal files and expanded my windows partition | 03:09 |
enav | hiexpo: works? | 03:09 |
hiexpo | enav, no | 03:09 |
enav | hiexpo: let me explain you | 03:10 |
hiexpo | enav, ok | 03:10 |
enav | hiexpo: open nautilus | 03:10 |
Alan502 | blakkheim, that didn't fix my problem though :/ | 03:10 |
charlier1977 | I have done the f8 boot but still get the same thing also have tried using the install disc to repair the system. I am not sure if this is a windows issue or if I inadvertently done something when install Ubuntu | 03:10 |
hiexpo | ok | 03:11 |
enav | hiexpo: now can you see those "places folders" on the left bottom corner? | 03:11 |
hiexpo | yup | 03:12 |
enav | just drag and drop your stuff there | 03:12 |
ariakus | charlier1977: didn't repair disk worked? | 03:13 |
charlier1977 | no | 03:13 |
ariakus | charlier1977: did it remove grub2? | 03:13 |
enav | hiexpo: works i gues | 03:13 |
Mathuin | I have two Ubuntu boxes running 10.04 LTS and 10.04 UNE that I am trying to back up via rsync. I followed the instructions for setting up the rsync daemon at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync and I ran into permissions problems backing up a home directory. I used the example /etc/rsyncd.conf from that page and changed the uid and gid to match the owner and group of the home directory -- I also changed the path and the | 03:14 |
Mathuin | auth users as per the instructions. On the machine running UNE, it worked fine. On the machine running LTS, all the directories created by rsync are owned by root. The configurations on both machine are again exactly the same. What did I do wrong, and how do I fix it? | 03:14 |
charlier1977 | It said it could not repair the problem I am hoping that I dont have to reinstall windows, no grub was left alone | 03:14 |
mamece2 | whats the main difference between ubuntu and debian? | 03:14 |
ariakus | mamece2: vanity | 03:14 |
collosi | mamece2: the logo | 03:14 |
kaos_ | one big difference is the release cycles | 03:14 |
tensorpudding | Ubuntu is sponsored by Canonical, updates on an enforced schedule, has its own branding, and is designed for GNOME | 03:14 |
mamece2 | are you sure? i will not find in ubuntu the ubuntu restricted extras | 03:15 |
lncln | Hey, do you guys know how I set up Ubuntu server to share files with my PS3? | 03:15 |
enav | mamece2: Ubuntu is based on debian | 03:15 |
tensorpudding | telling is that it is ubuntu.com vs. debian.org | 03:15 |
ariakus | charlier1977: windows disk should recover the MBR | 03:15 |
hiexpo | enav, no sure this is the right places area i want to add pdf folder to my drop down that has home videos etc in it | 03:15 |
mamece2 | oic | 03:15 |
edbian | mamece2, Ubuntu is based on Debian testing. Debian also has "stable and sid" which are older and newer packages respectively | 03:15 |
enav | hiexpo: let me take a screen shot of my desk | 03:16 |
edbian | mamece2, Ubuntu also has some custom changes (programs and themes and such) | 03:16 |
hiexpo | ok | 03:16 |
charlier1977 | I cannot find fixmbr on the disc | 03:16 |
tensorpudding | Ubuntu was forked from Debian testing in 2004 or thereabouts, and has tracked it to some extent since then | 03:16 |
mamece2 | i think ubuntu is more noob user friendly | 03:16 |
ariakus | edbian: unstable, not testing | 03:16 |
edbian | ariakus, tomato, tomaato | 03:17 |
tensorpudding | They both had similar designs to start, but Ubuntu has rather strongly diverged in some respects. | 03:17 |
ariakus | testing=squeeze=6, unstable=sid=rolling release | 03:17 |
enav | hiexpo: dude are you using 10.04??? | 03:17 |
mamece2 | i bet u recommend me to use ubuntu | 03:18 |
edbian | ariakus, , oh thank you you're right | 03:18 |
edbian | mamece2, Pretty much. | 03:18 |
ariakus | charlier1977: it's no longer fixmbr, it's repair boot option or whatever in english | 03:18 |
enav | mamece2: lol dude if you get into a SUse channel they will recomendo you suse i guess | 03:18 |
mamece2 | edbian ok, hey ive got an issue with fullscreen youtube videos, sometimes i see a black flash | 03:18 |
tensorpudding | I remember that Dapper Drake was a lot like Debian | 03:18 |
hiexpo | enav, no 9.10 | 03:19 |
edbian | mamece2, It's just because flash for linux is poorly written. Everyone has performance problems. | 03:19 |
charlier1977 | Yeah I tried the gui to do that and thats when I get the message that it was not able to fix the problem | 03:19 |
mamece2 | edbian, ok , i though i should reinstall the package | 03:19 |
edbian | mamece2, worth a shot since it's so simple and easy | 03:20 |
ariakus | charlier1977: interesting, is the windows partition intact? | 03:20 |
enav | hiexpo: I just figured out that 10.04 get rid of a bunch of folders on the drop down list | 03:20 |
enav | hiexpo: but i remember that i got those folders on 9.04 | 03:21 |
ChogyDan | mamece2: you can try the conservative cpu governer, that helps me in general though... | 03:21 |
hiexpo | enav, figured it out thanx | 03:21 |
enav | how? | 03:22 |
charlier1977 | as far as I can tell I was able to run the repair and was able to boot (even thought it said it was not able to fix the issue) but now its not helping | 03:22 |
Chaos2358 | can anyone tell me how to get medibuntu? | 03:22 |
enav | hiexpo: how? | 03:23 |
enav | Chaos2358: medi? | 03:24 |
Chaos2358 | its a repo | 03:24 |
philsf | Chaos2358, what do you need in medibuntu? | 03:24 |
philsf | Chaos2358, it's probably in the main repos or the partner repo by now | 03:25 |
Chaos2358 | philsf google earth i've tried three times to install it through terminal and it wont go through | 03:25 |
hiexpo | enav, http://ubuntuanswers.wordpress.com/2007/12/27/customizing-the-places-menu-in-ubuntu/ kinda like you said | 03:25 |
SuperMiguel | should i install chromium or just straight up chrome? | 03:25 |
braxton_ | How would I see the capacity of a blank CD? | 03:25 |
charlier1977 | brb hopefully I am going to change pcs | 03:25 |
philsf | Chaos2358, try the google repo then | 03:25 |
enav | hiexpo: try to install file-browser-applet it looks pro | 03:26 |
v-himanshu | yes | 03:26 |
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Chaos2358 | philsf ok dumb question but where do i find these repos? im a newb so to speak | 03:26 |
d3v0 | <d3v0> | 03:26 |
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ChogyDan | SuperMiguel: I say chromium, since I think more people use that | 03:26 |
Chaos2358 | philsf software sources? | 03:26 |
mamece2 | how can i make the rhythmbox at the top right of the panel? | 03:27 |
philsf | Chaos2358, no. google this: google ubuntu repository | 03:27 |
XDS | How do i enable universe/multiverse from ssh ? | 03:27 |
XDS | (bash) | 03:27 |
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ThinWhiteDuke | does anyone know about the program firestarter | 03:28 |
ries | ThinWhiteDuke: I think I used that a long time ago | 03:29 |
kermit | XDS: vim /etc/apt/sources.list | 03:29 |
collosi | XDS: can't you just add the repos manually | 03:29 |
rusivi | ThinWhiteDuke I checked it out, seemed pretty cool. | 03:29 |
XDS | kermit thanks thats what i was looking for | 03:29 |
XDS | kermit from the looks of the sources list they are indeed installed | 03:30 |
XDS | but libopencore-amrnb-dev is not being found | 03:30 |
XDS | could this be a devel repo im not seeing ? | 03:31 |
ariakus | ThinkWork: it's long abandoned | 03:31 |
kermit | XDS: multiverse lucid? i saw sometimse lucid-security but not lucid was available | 03:31 |
kermit | XDS: ..and i assume you know the # lines are commmented out | 03:31 |
ariakus | ThinkWhiteduke: it's long abandoned | 03:31 |
arvut | g'night #ubuntu time to hibernate for awhile =.= | 03:32 |
XDS | kermit this is 9.10 | 03:32 |
SuperMiguel | whats the difference between chromium and chorme? | 03:33 |
charlier1977 | ok I was on the pc I am having the problem with | 03:33 |
ThinWhiteDuke | i can't get it to work | 03:33 |
XDS | SuperLag use iron and chromium is the opensource version of chrome | 03:33 |
ThinWhiteDuke | so i'm not surprised it is abandoned | 03:33 |
ThinWhiteDuke | i am trying to do internet connection sharing with Ubuntu lynx | 03:33 |
SuperMiguel | XDS, which on is better? | 03:34 |
ThinWhiteDuke | and only options i find are abandoned programs like Guidedog and Firestarter | 03:34 |
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XDS | kermit http://nopaste.info/7f645ee9a2_nl.html | 03:34 |
XDS | SuperLag use SRWare Iron | 03:34 |
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XDS | Neither | 03:34 |
sebikul | SuperMiguel, chronium is the open source project, chrome is the proprietary version from google that just adds some features. performance is the same | 03:34 |
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kermit | XDS: can you just list universe and multiverse on the same line like that? | 03:35 |
kermit | XDS: i didnt know you could.. | 03:35 |
tensorpudding | SuperMiguel: Chrome supports WebM and H.264 video. | 03:35 |
Chaos2358 | philsf hey buddy i got the repo and the package but im seeing something ive never seen before the terminal went grey with a terms of service agreement but no way to accept it what the hell do i do? | 03:36 |
ariakus | sebikul: you put it as if community has something to do with chromium | 03:36 |
sebikul | ariakus, what do you mean?? | 03:37 |
ries | ariakus: took me a while to find a sample, but yes... the qtdemo application (Chip Demo) has exactly the same problem | 03:37 |
SuperLag | XDS: what? | 03:37 |
XDS | SRWare Iron , its a chromium port | 03:37 |
XDS | kermit i have no idea | 03:37 |
XDS | im very upset | 03:37 |
XDS | http://nopaste.info/7f645ee9a2_nl.html | 03:37 |
XDS | libopencore-amrnb-dev is not being found | 03:38 |
kermit | XDS: i think you need to have seperate lines for universe and multiverse, try that | 03:38 |
SuperMiguel | XDS, why iron | 03:38 |
ries | ariakus: is this a bug in the theme used in Ubuntu? | 03:38 |
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XDS | SuperMiguel read about it i dont have time to explain | 03:38 |
XDS | ill be around next week | 03:38 |
XDS | right now i need to get this done | 03:38 |
ariakus | ries: have no idea actually... is it just oxygen or all icon sets? | 03:39 |
tensorpudding | SuperMiguel: I recommend Chrome. | 03:39 |
Chaos2358 | i got the repo and the package but im seeing something ive never seen before the terminal went grey with a terms of service agreement but no way to accept it what the hell do i do? | 03:39 |
ariakus | Chaos2358: are you doing it in synaptic? | 03:39 |
Chaos2358 | no terminal | 03:40 |
ariakus | try synaptic | 03:40 |
ries | ariakus: I don't know what oxygen is, but I got a complain from a user that it's had to see if a icon is selected or not. If oxygen is the brownish theme, then yes | 03:40 |
O_Espalha_Lixo | olá | 03:40 |
ries | ariakus: I am making a screenshot | 03:40 |
Chaos2358 | ariakus will that have any effect on the fact that i've already installed it just cant accept the end user agreement? | 03:40 |
O_Espalha_Lixo | algum brasileiro? | 03:41 |
tensorpudding | !br | O_Espalha_Lixo | 03:41 |
ubottu | O_Espalha_Lixo: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 03:41 |
mersault | Quick question: How can I determine which logical volumes exist on a given physical volume in LVM? | 03:41 |
marco972 | hello | 03:41 |
marco972 | how are you all | 03:42 |
feher | hi | 03:42 |
mamece2 | what is this that comes when i hit ctrl+alt+F3 ? tty3 | 03:42 |
O_Espalha_Lixo | thanks ;) | 03:42 |
marco972 | I call from Martinique, French West Indies | 03:42 |
marco972 | and you? | 03:42 |
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lincoln | Hey, what do I do if I don't see my USB drive in /media after I stick it in? | 03:43 |
ariakus | how to make sound performance more rigid? | 03:43 |
researcher123 | I have configured network settings of synaptic package manager as Im behind firewall.Hence Synaptic connects to Internet.But when I try to install a package using command line I get the message proxy authentication needed Error code 407. | 03:44 |
ries | ariakus: Here is a sample : http://shareimage.org/images/bx44jjr4bsnctx9vk78a.png The button OPenGL is in it's selected state, the button Antialias is in it's un-selected state. You can see thsi because the OPenGL text is slightly lower, but there is no color difference in the buttons visable | 03:44 |
XDS | here is the error | 03:44 |
XDS | Couldn't find package libopencore-amrnb-dev | 03:44 |
XDS | or rather | 03:44 |
XDS | E. Couldn't find package libopencore-amrnb-dev | 03:45 |
hiexpo | enav, ok the way you do it is open the folder you wasnt to add and click bookmarks than add and it places it | 03:45 |
XDS | PLEASE HELP | 03:45 |
hiexpo | want ^ | 03:45 |
ChogyDan | XDS: please use pastebin to paste the whole command | 03:45 |
enav | hiexpo: i recomment you to use the file-browser-applet cuz ubuntu 10.04 and later just delete those folders from that menu | 03:46 |
Andre_Gondim | when I insert a cdrom, once I choose Brasero, how may I change this option to appears that option to choose if I want open it with... | 03:46 |
hiexpo | enav, i am 9.10 | 03:46 |
enav | ok | 03:46 |
ariakus | ries: and if you change theme to redmond or something? | 03:46 |
ries | ariakus: let me try | 03:47 |
gartral | tar -txz from term right? | 03:48 |
ries | ariakus: I tried clear looks, and then the difference is clearly visable | 03:48 |
Chaos2358 | ariakus hey man i'm now getting an error when i load synaptics saying "dpkg was interupted you must now manually run "sudo dpkg --configure -a to correct the problem but when i input that to terminal it doesnt do anything | 03:48 |
Chaos2358 | ariakus nevermind i'm sorry i typod the command | 03:49 |
ariakus | ries: then submit a bug in qt theme which mimics gtk, whichever its name is | 03:50 |
ries | ariakus: ok... thanks | 03:50 |
SupersonicDoom | rizon.net | 03:52 |
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XDS | ChogyDan http://nopaste.info/3e46e9a860.html | 03:55 |
XDS | HELP! | 03:55 |
XDS | I have the restricted sources list working | 03:55 |
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kermit | where does empathy store its config files? | 04:01 |
ThinWhiteDuke | hi, what do i need to type to edit the UFW file in /etc/default/ufw | 04:01 |
ThinWhiteDuke | i tried 'gksudo gpedit /etc/default/ufw | 04:01 |
SuperMiguel | how can i edit the grub time in ubuntu 10.04? | 04:01 |
ThinWhiteDuke | it does nothing | 04:01 |
enav | kermit almost all apps store its stuff on your home folder | 04:01 |
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tidao | 大家好,有中国人么 | 04:02 |
enav | home/kermit/ | 04:02 |
kermit | enav: yes, thank you, i was looking for something more specifc though | 04:02 |
gartral | !jp | tidao | 04:02 |
ubottu | tidao: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 04:02 |
IdleOne | !cn | tidao | 04:02 |
ubottu | tidao: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 04:02 |
tidao | cn | 04:02 |
enav | kermit press control+H to show a bunch of hidden files | 04:02 |
tidao | ? | 04:03 |
IdleOne | tidao: /join #ubuntu-cn | 04:03 |
enav | lol maybe this guys is traditional chinesse | 04:03 |
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SuperMiguel | how can i edit the grub time in ubuntu 10.04? | 04:04 |
lUzErO | hi | 04:04 |
MooshiMuushi | Anyone know how to turn on a device after manually turning it off (pressing the button)? | 04:04 |
pksadiq | Does the compiz plugin anaglyph works well? I would love to use use it | 04:04 |
alexdaboss | hey my cock hurts | 04:04 |
hellupline | SuperMiguel, i use startup-manager | 04:04 |
prince_jammys | SuperMiguel: edit GRUB_TIMEOUT in /etc/default/grub and then ''sudo update-grub'' | 04:04 |
lUzErO | i ont know for why is this program | 04:05 |
mobasher | ubuntu server 64bit..do I have to setup networking before setting up xinit packge ?? | 04:05 |
pksadiq | LUzErO what ? | 04:05 |
SuperMiguel | hellupline, there is no startup-manager | 04:06 |
tidao | ubuntu | 04:06 |
IdleOne | !es | lUzErO | 04:06 |
ubottu | lUzErO: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 04:06 |
hellupline | SuperMiguel, sudo apt-get install startupmanager | 04:07 |
lUzErO | i dont know thiis program | 04:07 |
tidao | whis | 04:07 |
ThinWhiteDuke | hi, what do i need to type to edit the UFW file in /etc/default/ufw | 04:08 |
prince_jammys | ThinWhiteDuke: gksudo gedit /etc/default/ufw | 04:08 |
pksadiq | Does the compiz plugin anaglyph works well? I would love to use use it | 04:09 |
ThinWhiteDuke | that does nothing | 04:09 |
ThinWhiteDuke | it pauses and goes back to command line | 04:09 |
soreau | pksadiq: why not try it for yourself? | 04:09 |
IdleOne | ThinWhiteDuke: sudo nano /etc/default/ufw | 04:10 |
lUzErO | i need help | 04:10 |
ThinWhiteDuke | oh nevermind | 04:10 |
ThinWhiteDuke | it's gedit | 04:10 |
ThinWhiteDuke | not gpedit | 04:10 |
IdleOne | heh | 04:10 |
ThinWhiteDuke | ok thanks a lot | 04:10 |
FloodBot3 | ThinWhiteDuke: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:10 |
pksadiq | soreau It costs some money :) | 04:10 |
lUzErO | i dont understand this program | 04:10 |
soreau | pksadiq: What makes you say that? | 04:10 |
prince_jammys | lUzErO: which program? | 04:10 |
IdleOne | lUzErO: what prohram? | 04:10 |
lUzErO | this | 04:10 |
infid | i can't x11 forward firefox but i can ssh in to the machine normally. is there anyway i can use my local firefox and have access to the same hosts the machine i'm ssh'd into has?, eg it's /etc/hosts entries? they're all internal | 04:10 |
lUzErO | this program | 04:10 |
prince_jammys | lUzErO: looks like you understand it. | 04:11 |
prince_jammys | you type, we read, we respond. | 04:11 |
lUzErO | oh | 04:11 |
gartral | infid: use http through ssh | 04:11 |
pksadiq | soreau anglyph plugin makes the screen to be viewed in 3D , wiht the help of glasses, So I just need to know whether it works befor I buy the goggles | 04:11 |
prince_jammys | lUzErO: there are different channels for different topics. This channel is support for ubuntu in english. | 04:11 |
lUzErO | oh | 04:12 |
soreau | pksadiq: It works but not extremely well IMO | 04:12 |
IdleOne | pksadiq: ask in #compiz | 04:12 |
lUzErO | i talk spanish | 04:12 |
areeda | infid: The easiest way I know is to log ssh in then run use your system as an X server | 04:12 |
lUzErO | what is the chanel of spanish? | 04:12 |
pksadiq | IdleOne ok | 04:12 |
prince_jammys | lUzErO: then type this: /join #ubuntu-es | 04:12 |
IdleOne | lUzErO: /join #ubuntu-es | 04:12 |
lUzErO | Oh,, tanks a lot prince_jammys | 04:12 |
prince_jammys | welcome | 04:12 |
pksadiq | !irc | lUzErO | 04:12 |
ubottu | lUzErO: A list of official Ubuntu IRC channels, as well as IRC clients for Ubuntu, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat - For a general list of !freenode channels, see http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#channellist - See also !Guidelines | 04:12 |
lUzErO | tanks a lot | 04:12 |
sam555 | hello all! | 04:13 |
sam555 | Has anyone tried to configure rsyslog and logrotate together and been successful? | 04:13 |
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prince_jammys | sam555: tell us about the specific problem you ran into, and someone might help | 04:13 |
pksadiq | IdleOne everybody is sleeping @ #compiz | 04:14 |
infid | gartral: how can i use http through ssh? i tried dynamic port forwarding with ssh infid@host.org -D 8080 and telling firefox to use socks/8080 but that doesnt give me access to the internal lan addresses | 04:14 |
lincoln | Hey, I just set up an ubuntu server behind my router... how can I "permanently" share files on it with Windows? Specifically, I'm looking to store my entire Itunes library separate from my windows box | 04:15 |
lincoln | similar to how I simply use an external hdd now | 04:15 |
Braber01 | Hi I have to go into my printer settings and tell it to Clean Priinter Heads every once and a while, is this a problem or should I just deal with it? | 04:15 |
sam555 | prince_jammys: we're not sure, but the symptom is that we ended up with many log files with 0 bytes long that are named mail.log but then they get written to mail.log.1 | 04:15 |
MooshiMuushi | Anyone know how to write a command to terminal after pressing a keyboard shortcut? | 04:16 |
MooshiMuushi | E.g *Presses ALT+8* --> open terminal and types in "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" --> *Hits enter*? | 04:17 |
lincoln | Hey, I just set up an ubuntu server behind my router... how can I "permanently" share files on it with Windows? Specifically, I'm looking to store my entire Itunes library separate from my windows box | 04:18 |
prince_jammys | MooshiMuushi: that doesn't work? | 04:18 |
prince_jammys | !samba | 04:18 |
ubottu | Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 04:18 |
prince_jammys | lincoln: see if the above is of use | 04:18 |
MooshiMuushi | prince_jammys, I don't know how to write a command for it ;) | 04:18 |
MooshiMuushi | prince_jammys, For the keyboard shortcut. So that it will do that. | 04:19 |
prince_jammys | MooshiMuushi: oh, you want to bind a keyboard shortcut so that it opens a terminal. | 04:19 |
infid | at work i can use 'http://infid.foo.bar' to develope web pages but 'foo.bar' isnt allowed to the public internet. i have ssh access to my computer at work though. how can i use http://infid.foo.bar from home? | 04:19 |
researcher123 | when I give print command the job goes on waiting infinitely n never prints.What can be done | 04:19 |
prince_jammys | MooshiMuushi: i think there is a "keyboard shortcuts" somewhere in the gnome menus. | 04:19 |
prince_jammys | but i'm not sure | 04:19 |
prince_jammys | !keyboard shortcuts > MooshiMuushi | 04:20 |
ubottu | MooshiMuushi, please see my private message | 04:20 |
mkquist | MooshiMuushi: ctrl/alt/t? | 04:20 |
MooshiMuushi | prince_jammys, Yeah, there is. It's just that, I don't know how to write a command for it. | 04:20 |
mkquist | MooshiMuushi: opens a terminal | 04:20 |
MooshiMuushi | prince_jammys, Thanks ;) | 04:21 |
prince_jammys | MooshiMuushi: 'gnome-terminal' is the prog you want opened | 04:21 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist, Ahh, ok, but what it the command script to open up the terminal? | 04:21 |
prince_jammys | so you can likely just type gnome-terminal as the command to invoke | 04:21 |
MooshiMuushi | prince_jammys, oh? | 04:21 |
prince_jammys | try it | 04:21 |
mkquist | MooshiMuushi: gnome-terminal | 04:21 |
mkquist | MooshiMuushi: oh, like he said =p | 04:22 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist, prince_jammys, After that, how do I make it automaticlly run a script? | 04:22 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist, prince_jammys, automatically | 04:23 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist, prince_jammys, automatically* | 04:23 |
mkquist | MooshiMuushi: you mean like click on something and it executes that script? | 04:23 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist_, gnome-terminal sudo ifconfig wlan0 up | 04:24 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist_, Something like that. It turn on terminal, and then enters the sudo commands. | 04:24 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist_, turns* | 04:24 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist_, the* | 04:25 |
prince_jammys | gnome-terminal -x sudo ifconfig wlan0 up | 04:25 |
areeda | Isn't it gnome-terminal --command <a command or script> | 04:25 |
MooshiMuushi | oooh? | 04:25 |
phil_in_london | but why even open the terminal for something like that? | 04:25 |
areeda | you can also use xterm -e <command> | 04:25 |
prince_jammys | that's if you make it all one string, so you'd have to quote the whole thing. i recommend you try the -x version. | 04:25 |
mkquist | run a script in a terminal to open a terminal? | 04:26 |
prince_jammys | (i don't have gnome-terminal, so just read it off the man page online) | 04:26 |
MooshiMuushi | give me a second ;D D/Cing from internet. | 04:26 |
MooshiMuushi | mkquist, Nono, like what prince_jammys is saying. | 04:26 |
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prince_jammys | try first, without a keyboard shortcut: gnome-terminal -x sudo ifconfig wlan0 up | 04:27 |
prince_jammys | to test it first. | 04:27 |
prince_jammys | so yeah, you'd be opening a terminal to open another terminal, as a test. | 04:27 |
XDS | :-/ | 04:29 |
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XDS | this is all fucked up | 04:31 |
XDS | :( | 04:31 |
IdleOne | !language | XDS | 04:31 |
ubottu | XDS: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 04:31 |
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XDS | sry | 04:32 |
pksadiq | XDS keep your words to be good | 04:32 |
XDS | im following this guide perfectly | 04:32 |
enav | family guy channel | 04:32 |
XDS | reinstalled the OS 7 times | 04:33 |
areeda | is there a way in empathy to filter out all the joined/left messages? | 04:33 |
XDS | STILL cant install ff | 04:33 |
MooshiMuushi | Ahh, well that didn't work ;) | 04:33 |
MooshiMuushi | Turning on my wireless is impossible... | 04:33 |
tensorpudding | XDS: Pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list | 04:33 |
pksadiq | MooshiMuushi What? | 04:34 |
MooshiMuushi | After I manually turn it off (press the button). | 04:34 |
XDS | tensorpudding i did that already | 04:34 |
tensorpudding | XDS: Which version of Ubuntu is this? Do you have the Universe repository enabled? | 04:34 |
XDS | http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9114176&postcount=967 < this is the guide im using | 04:34 |
MooshiMuushi | pksadiq, I can't turn on my wireless after I hit the wireless button to turn it off ;) | 04:34 |
XDS | tensorpudding yes all the repos are updating and working AFAIK | 04:34 |
XDS | opencore-amr awr isnt being picked up | 04:35 |
phil_in_london | mooshimuushi, do you have a hotplug folder inside your etc folder? | 04:35 |
XDS | :( | 04:35 |
XDS | tensorpudding its driving me insane :) | 04:35 |
XDS | coooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo | 04:35 |
tensorpudding | XDS: Why do you need to install x264 from source? | 04:36 |
MooshiMuushi | phil_in_london, hotplug folder? Sorry, be right back. | 04:36 |
XDS | idunno | 04:36 |
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XDS | how can i test ffmpeg to see if its working ? | 04:37 |
phil_in_london | mooshimuushi, I'm not even sure thats what its called, until 2.4 kernel there was an /etc/hotplug.d folder, it contained scripts that would be called when you press buttons or plug usb devices in and such. Sounds like you have the script that turns it off running okay, but the one that starts it up is either missing, or not functioning. | 04:37 |
pksadiq | MooshiMuushi , Sorry I haven't ever used wifi on laptop with Ubuntu, But 24 hours You are in this channel, Why? :D | 04:37 |
phil_in_london | anyone know the equivalent folder with 2.6 kernel? | 04:37 |
tensorpudding | XDS: presumably if you can play videos using it | 04:37 |
nafri | hello, I've installed official flash player for ubuntu on linux but somehow my flash content doesn't work smoothly on flash player on linux? any idea? | 04:38 |
XDS | :( | 04:38 |
headache | I'm trying to install ubuntu-server 10.04 on my atom N450 motherboard with no luck. It doesn't recognize the external USB CD-Rom and it can't find the driver for the onboard Ethernet. | 04:39 |
MorbidChimp | Hi all. Long one: I'm using amd 10.04 on two pc's here, non updated, vanilla ubuntu install and I've noticed a weird problem effecting 3 beige box's I have set up here. When I sudo nano /etc/apt/apt.conf with the intention of editing my proxy configuration I see one entry of the expected 3, the aquire line for http, I dont see ftp and https. However, when I edit the same file via gedit I see all 3 lines, https,http,ftp. This is happening on all 3 ma | 04:39 |
phil_in_london | maybe /etc/ifplugd/action.d/action.wpa? | 04:39 |
MorbidChimp | chines, and I can't figure out why or where to start... any idea's anyone?, searched google etc but no idea so far. why is the same file on all 3 machines showing different file contents? nano or gedit problem maybe? | 04:39 |
MorbidChimp | headache, what netbook model are you using? | 04:39 |
MorbidChimp | chances are the driver are not included with that version of ubuntu | 04:39 |
headache | MorbidChimp: Not a netbook, it's just an atom baredboard | 04:40 |
headache | I hooked up an externa USB CDrom and a 160GB sata drive | 04:40 |
phil_in_london | morbidchimp, what happens if you edit same file with gedit? | 04:40 |
XDS | does this look right ? | 04:40 |
XDS | http://nopaste.info/2549ab9bcd.html | 04:40 |
MorbidChimp | ah sorry. assumed otherwise. Had some issues with netbooks earlier, no experience with the bareboards, prob driver prob though | 04:40 |
MorbidChimp | same thing phil | 04:40 |
phil_in_london | ah, so its not an lf/cr translation then. | 04:41 |
MorbidChimp | i have opened the same file in both gedit and nano at the same time with and without sudo | 04:41 |
MorbidChimp | it only seems to effect the apt.conf file | 04:41 |
tensorpudding | XDS: ffmpeg is installed | 04:41 |
phil_in_london | its got to be lf/cr | 04:41 |
headache | MorbidChimp: So it is currently not recommended to install Ubuntu Server on an atom board | 04:41 |
blakkheim | MorbidChimp: nano -wSx /the/file | 04:41 |
headache | So, I should go for Ubuntu Netbook | 04:41 |
blakkheim | headache: i have ubuntu on an atom server | 04:42 |
MorbidChimp | Blackkheim. Same problem | 04:42 |
hcook | hey guys, is there a quick way to disable all x displays beyond the first? i've got 3 monitors on an ati 5750 working fine, but d3d wine games won't run because the multihead isn't supported. I tried System->Preferences->Monitors and just turning 2 of them off, but wine's still throwing the multihead errors... | 04:42 |
blakkheim | MorbidChimp: what about vim? | 04:42 |
MorbidChimp | uck. vi. second, I try it | 04:42 |
phil_in_london | morbidchimp, what does the file look like when you use cat? | 04:42 |
MorbidChimp | same thing phil. gedit shows all the lines, nano and vi do not | 04:42 |
MorbidChimp | trying cat | 04:43 |
headache | blakkheim: The first error is "No network interfaces detected" and if I hit Continue, the next error is CD-ROm error. | 04:43 |
JoeBob44 | Does anyone have any idea why my NETBOOK WIRELESS is sluggish (as in it takes forever to connect to a network) on 10.10 Desktop Distro? | 04:43 |
JoeBob44 | I did not have this problem 10.4 | 04:43 |
blakkheim | headache: you said ubuntu is not recommended on atom servers, which is untrue, that's all i was saying | 04:43 |
MorbidChimp | same problem, its only showing the 1st line. | 04:43 |
phil_in_london | in gedit if you go to save the file, look in the lower right corner of the file save dialog, does Line Ending say Unix/Linux ? | 04:44 |
Ryen | !10.10 | JoeBob44 | 04:44 |
ubottu | JoeBob44: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 04:44 |
headache | blakkheim: No I did not say that. I was just trying to ask MorbidChimp if Ubuntu-server was a choice for atom boards | 04:44 |
blakkheim | 23:41 < headache> MorbidChimp: So it is currently not recommended to install Ubuntu Server on an atom board | 04:45 |
MorbidChimp | phil, utf8 unix yes. | 04:45 |
gartral | headache: it will work just fine | 04:45 |
MorbidChimp | sry headach. sec | 04:45 |
MorbidChimp | it is recommend. i use them myself. great little servers. just a bit fiddely | 04:45 |
headache | Sorry, I meant a question not statement :-p | 04:45 |
AbhiJit | gi | 04:46 |
johnjohn101 | what do you serve on an atom? | 04:46 |
headache | I think the ethernet onboard is a realtek chipset | 04:46 |
MorbidChimp | i've written a quick c app here and a python script to view the file. the python script shows the correct contents, my c doesn't. writing one in pascal now just to see result | 04:46 |
headache | well, the atom n450 board is "Made in China" | 04:46 |
AbhiJit | MorbidChimp, #programming | 04:47 |
MorbidChimp | aye. think so AbhiJit. | 04:47 |
AbhiJit | MorbidChimp, i mean ask in channel ##programming | 04:48 |
MorbidChimp | aye. I got it | 04:48 |
AbhiJit | ok | 04:48 |
ElWuilMeR | Edward_Elric: aquí necesitarias conocerlo un 100% no crees.? | 04:48 |
Edward_Elric | ElWuilMeR, i will learning on road | 04:49 |
Edward_Elric | i dont know if good writed | 04:49 |
XDS | tensorpudding k | 04:49 |
ElWuilMeR | Edward_Elric: true fine | 04:49 |
Edward_Elric | ok | 04:50 |
Edward_Elric | i ready for ubuntu maverick yeah!!! | 04:50 |
Edward_Elric | rest five days | 04:50 |
johnjohn101 | i'm running rc | 04:50 |
Edward_Elric | :D{---------------< | 04:50 |
XDS | tensorpudding can you help me with the rest ? | 04:51 |
maco | !10.10 | Edward_Elric | 04:51 |
ubottu | Edward_Elric: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 04:51 |
Edward_Elric | maco, great! | 04:51 |
hcook | is there no xorg.conf file these days? | 04:51 |
AbhiJit | !xorg | hcook | 04:52 |
ubottu | hcook: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 04:52 |
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prince_jammys | hcook: correct, though if you create one it is used. | 04:52 |
gilaniali | whats the linux equivalent to .exe or .app | 04:52 |
izinucs | hcook: actually no.. xrandr controls video.. but like prince_jammys says.. you can create one. | 04:52 |
enav | gilaniali: thanks to god nothing is equivalent to that | 04:52 |
prince_jammys | gilaniali: nothing; extensions aren't necessary in linux | 04:52 |
AbhiJit | gilaniali, .deb .rpm | 04:52 |
Edward_Elric | linux use magic munbers | 04:53 |
Edward_Elric | for identify files or executables | 04:53 |
Edward_Elric | libraries | 04:53 |
Edward_Elric | etc | 04:53 |
izinucs | gilaniali: .bin | 04:53 |
gilaniali | AbhiJit: how do I convert my .py to .deb or .rpm | 04:54 |
izinucs | gilaniali: forget .rpm.. that's for redhat.. .deb for debian and derivitives | 04:54 |
Edward_Elric | gilaniali, .py to .deb? | 04:54 |
Edward_Elric | that is imposible | 04:54 |
Edward_Elric | XD | 04:54 |
izinucs | gilaniali: .py should run natively | 04:55 |
prince_jammys | gilaniali: find a tutorial about "making a debian package" | 04:55 |
confused_penguin | Is the desktop environment the only difference between ubuntu,kubuntu,xubuntu? | 04:55 |
prince_jammys | confused_penguin: yes | 04:55 |
AbhiJit | gilaniali, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete | 04:55 |
confused_penguin | ty | 04:55 |
gilaniali | I have a python script, but i dont want customers to be able to simply open it and view the code in an editor | 04:55 |
AbhiJit | confused_penguin, and thus their respective applications too | 04:56 |
prince_jammys | gilaniali: meh, you can't easily avoid that. | 04:56 |
gilaniali | so will turning the python script into a debian package help | 04:56 |
AbhiJit | gilaniali, ask in #python | 04:56 |
blakkheim | gilaniali: why would you do such a bad thing? | 04:56 |
hcook | AbhiJit: prince_jammys: izinucs: thanks guys! reading xrandr man page now. i can see the three displays and modes, now i just need to turn two of them off, which should be easy. in fact this is going to be way easier to deal with then editing the file.... | 04:56 |
AbhiJit | :/ | 04:56 |
prince_jammys | gilaniali: if you're looking to obfuscate it or something, ask at #python, though you're unlikely to be lucky with that. | 04:56 |
izinucs | blakkheim: gilaniali has just come from the windows world and doesn't quite understand yet | 04:57 |
sam555 | has anyone used xwing? | 04:57 |
sam555 | I mean xming | 04:57 |
izinucs | hcook: what are you trying to do? | 04:57 |
confused_penguin | I have my friends laptop wanted me to downgrade from vista to xp but no drivers.... so i'm upgrading to linux and setting up xp in VMware for desperate measures haha | 04:57 |
hcook | izinucs: direct3d games in wine (specifically civ5) apparently don't play nice with multiple x displays | 04:58 |
izinucs | hcook: you have more than 1 monitor? | 04:59 |
hcook | izinucs: so i want to turn 2 of my 3 monitors off | 04:59 |
JohnRobe1t | how can I enable editable menu keyboard shortcuts on lucid? | 04:59 |
hcook | izinucs: but just going to System->Preferences->Monitors and setting them "off" didn't do it | 04:59 |
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izinucs | hcook: xrandr will certainly be able to help you out.. :) | 05:00 |
hcook | izinucs: so i figured it probably wasn't actually getting rid of the x displays....although my theory on that was based to some degree on the thought that such changes would require rewriting xorg.conf | 05:01 |
JohnRobe1t | ah they removed the tab | 05:01 |
elex | hello, where can i find the .deb install file for truecrypt. The truecrypt website only has the standard versions. Thanks | 05:02 |
XDS | can someone help me out here ? | 05:03 |
AbhiJit | !ask | XDS | 05:03 |
ubottu | XDS: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 05:03 |
XDS | yea yea | 05:03 |
XDS | http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php/1657773-How-to-watch-Hulu-on-any-Android-device | 05:03 |
XDS | this is what im trying to get running | 05:04 |
XDS | i FINALLY got the ffmpeg service going i THINK | 05:04 |
Edward_Elric | XDS, solution update android software | 05:04 |
ariakus | gilan | 05:05 |
XDS | wtf | 05:05 |
XDS | Edward_Elric thats not a solution | 05:05 |
Uranium | ello | 05:05 |
Edward_Elric | jaja of course | 05:05 |
Edward_Elric | :D | 05:05 |
XDS | Thank you Edward_Elric ill take it from here | 05:05 |
izinucs | XDS: you're referncing hulu and android.. this is ubuntu.. so ? | 05:05 |
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headache | how do I load 3rd party driver during ubuntu server installation? | 05:07 |
izinucs | headache: what kind of driver? | 05:07 |
XDS | izinucs its being installed on ubuntu | 05:07 |
XDS | so whats your point | 05:07 |
Mario_ | elex: google apt-get source | 05:07 |
elex | thanks | 05:08 |
headache | izinucs: Fast Etherent driver by JMicron | 05:08 |
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izinucs | headache: you might attempt that after intsall.. | 05:09 |
izinucs | XDS: as an app or simply running hulu.com? | 05:09 |
gartral | Edward_Elric: you managed to do one thing alone: be a jackass. (on a side-note, you caused four 5 minute long laughing fits) | 05:09 |
Mario_ | Hi, I want 6to4 in ubuntu with a LAN and ddwrt, I turned off ipv6 and installed teredo but I still can't see or ping in ipv6. | 05:11 |
Edward_Elric | gardar, silence please jackass | 05:11 |
blakkheim | !op | Edward_Elric | 05:11 |
ubottu | Edward_Elric: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 05:11 |
jimisrvrox | hey guys anybody familiar with plpbt-5.0.10 boot loader? Needing some help with getting it to run...tried to edit grub.cfg and on reboot it doesnt come up with the bootloader screen like I think it should | 05:11 |
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IdleOne | gartral: and Edward_Elric Please both of you be civil and watch the language | 05:11 |
XDS | izinucs as an app ? | 05:12 |
confused_penguin | Am I likely to gain much performance on a low end system with a custom kernel re-compile? I used to play around on a slackware system removing stuff... made the kernel smaller... not sure if the system was noticably faster | 05:12 |
izinucs | XDS: I had to ask because I didn't really install anything special and hulu.com runs just fine | 05:12 |
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blakkheim | confused_penguin: custom kernel and optimized binaries will both improve performance | 05:13 |
ecco | hi | 05:13 |
confused_penguin | you mean binaries compiled with the right architecture flags ? | 05:13 |
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confused_penguin | target triplet or whatever | 05:13 |
blakkheim | yes | 05:13 |
blakkheim | and/or with features of the program you don't need taken otu | 05:14 |
blakkheim | out* | 05:14 |
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confused_penguin | I tried to build a system following LFS book but i really just dont know enough | 05:14 |
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prince_jammys | confused_penguin: i'd first use a lighter GUI, if you are currently using gnome or kde. | 05:15 |
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prince_jammys | this is easier to do, and you'd likely get perceivable results\ | 05:15 |
confused_penguin | true | 05:15 |
johnjohn101 | best to stick with ubuntu, rather than build yourself | 05:16 |
confused_penguin | Its for a friends laptop that runs like crap.... want kde but prolly only runs well with xfce | 05:16 |
prince_jammys | check out fluxbox/enlightenment/lxde, among others. | 05:16 |
AbhiJit | confused_penguin, try lubuntu | 05:16 |
prince_jammys | kde can be a hog on an old system. | 05:16 |
blakkheim | johnjohn101: why do you think that? | 05:17 |
confused_penguin | AbhiJit, is lubuntu stable enough to put on for someone who is migrating from vista and knows little? | 05:17 |
johnjohn101 | blakkheim. I'm lazy | 05:17 |
blakkheim | oh ok | 05:17 |
AbhiJit | confused_penguin, sure. more info in #lubuntu | 05:17 |
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confused_penguin | awesome i'll check it out =) | 05:17 |
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AbhiJit | johnjohn101, yoy cant believe this but thats what i was going to say about you! | 05:18 |
elex | Hmm Truecrypt is only available from the truecrypt website. I installed it from the standard 64 bit. I even checked the signature. It installs and even the icon shows up, but it fails to load. Also just tried apt-get install truecrypt but it says it is not available from there. | 05:18 |
confused_penguin | hehe i'm inquisitive. gotta learn how to break it before you learn how to fix it haha | 05:18 |
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blakkheim | elex: run it from terminal and look for errors | 05:18 |
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IdleOne | !nickspam | Systray | 05:19 |
ubottu | Systray: You should avoid changing your nick in a busy channel like #ubuntu, or other Ubuntu channels; it causes excessive scrolling which is unfair to new users. Please set your preferred nick in your client's settings instead. See also « /msg ubottu Guidelines » | 05:19 |
prince_jammys | confused_penguin: it doesn't make sense to go through the trouble of compiling a custom kernel, and then installing something like kde. | 05:19 |
prince_jammys | look into the other DEs, you get more bang for your effort. | 05:19 |
johnjohn101 | abhjit: I tried to compile gentoo one time but gave up after 5 hours... | 05:19 |
confused_penguin | johnjohn101, HAHA me too | 05:20 |
AbhiJit | johnjohn101, :D | 05:20 |
blakkheim | i had no problems with gentoo | 05:20 |
Mario_ | confused_penguin: you'll have to rebuild the kernel with every security update, each 6 months more or less. | 05:20 |
milothebutcher | Hi. I have some x86 binaries (no source) that used to run on ubuntu x86. Is it possible to run them on ubuntu x86_64 ? (I get a "no such file or directory") when i type ./nameofthebinary | 05:20 |
prince_jammys | !info ia32libs | 05:21 |
ubottu | Package ia32libs does not exist in lucid | 05:21 |
AbhiJit | milothebutcher, u mean install 32 bit ap on 64 bit os? | 05:21 |
jimisrvrox | hey guys anybody familiar with plpbt-5.0.10 boot loader? Needing some help with getting it to run...tried to edit grub.cfg and on reboot it doesnt come up with the bootloader screen like I think it should | 05:21 |
milothebutcher | Ahadiel, no, i mean get a simple binary that was compiled to run on 32-bit ubuntu and run it on 64-bit | 05:21 |
confused_penguin | Mario_, I didn't think of that =( | 05:21 |
AbhiJit | milothebutcher, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/32bit_and_64bit | 05:21 |
prince_jammys | !info ia32-libs | 05:21 |
ubottu | Package ia32-libs does not exist in lucid | 05:21 |
prince_jammys | bah. | 05:22 |
Systray | <ubottu>Sorry i dont know how to use irc chat yet... | 05:22 |
izardstreet | whats the path to a mounted volume? | 05:22 |
Mario_ | confused_penguin: do what they say, install XFCE or use lubuntu | 05:22 |
elex | blakkheim, the error i get when running from command line is "/usr/bin/truecrypt: 1: Syntax error: ")" unexpected" | 05:22 |
izinucs | izardstreet: /media/<something> | 05:22 |
izardstreet | thanks | 05:22 |
izardstreet | im a noob | 05:22 |
AbhiJit | !guidelines > Systray | 05:22 |
ubottu | Systray, please see my private message | 05:22 |
izardstreet | cause i went to the /media folder on my harddrive and nothing was there | 05:23 |
AbhiJit | izardstreet, /dev may be? | 05:23 |
confused_penguin | izardstreet, sometimes its in /mnt | 05:23 |
AbhiJit | yah | 05:23 |
prince_jammys | izardstreet: in a terminal, type 'mount' to see what's currently mounted, and where. | 05:23 |
milothebutcher | working now :D | 05:23 |
bizguy | can someone tell me why http://it.ucmerced.edu/docs/guides/wireless/ubuntu_810_wireless_config.cfm doesn't work on my Ubuntu netbook? I follow the instructions to the point but it gets stuck in an infinite loop, trying to connect. I have 10.04 of course | 05:23 |
milothebutcher | thanks guys | 05:23 |
izinucs | izardstreet: was there anything in there? what's mounted that you're trying to get at? | 05:23 |
confused_penguin | and lubuntu is downloaded. woop. bbs | 05:24 |
izardstreet | i mounted a file called UT.iso and its not showing up on the mounted list...hold on | 05:24 |
gartral | bizguy: i can see yor answer in the link, that's for 8.10 | 05:24 |
confused_penguin | well.. prolly in the # =Plubuntu | 05:24 |
gartral | !8.10 | bizguy | 05:24 |
ubottu | bizguy: Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) was the ninth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 30th, 2010. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 05:24 |
confused_penguin | ty | 05:24 |
AbhiJit | confused_penguin, what is your net speed? | 05:24 |
AbhiJit | :( | 05:24 |
bizguy | gartral: no. the protocols for the network are still the same | 05:24 |
izinucs | izardstreet: is this Unreal Tournament? 2004? | 05:25 |
bizguy | gartral: i went to the IT department and they cannot figure out what's wrong | 05:25 |
izardstreet | GOTY | 05:25 |
izardstreet | lol | 05:25 |
izardstreet | the iso is clearly mounted on my sidebar but yet not showing up in /mnt , /media/ or /dev as far as i can see | 05:25 |
bizguy | gartral: in fact the network selection screen is exactly the same in 8.10 as in 10.04 | 05:26 |
gartral | izardstreet: how is the iso "mounted" | 05:26 |
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izinucs | izardstreet: there's lots of ways of mounting.. in different locations.. how you mounted it should tell you where. | 05:26 |
izardstreet | via right-click "Archive Mounter" | 05:26 |
ravibn | Hi! I get this update triangle ICON in the sys tray. If I open it goes to update mgr and see that libdrm-nouveau1 pkg needs a partial updgrade I need help with this | 05:26 |
gartral | izardstreet: AHHAH! that's not a mount! | 05:27 |
izardstreet | its not!? | 05:27 |
prince_jammys | !iso | 05:27 |
ubottu | To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning. | 05:27 |
gartral | izardstreet: no, that's a zip-like way of mounting | 05:27 |
izardstreet | shoot | 05:27 |
gartral | !iso | izardstreet | 05:27 |
ubottu | izardstreet: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning. | 05:27 |
ravibn | I need help with the pkg upgrade anyone pl ? | 05:28 |
xbonesx | Anyone else in here use palm pres? | 05:28 |
AbhiJit | ravibn, maverick? | 05:28 |
prince_jammys | !anyone | 05:29 |
ubottu | A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 05:29 |
ravibn | Abhijit : lucid | 05:29 |
xbonesx | i want to add this but not sure if its compatible with ubuntu 10.04 http://developer.palm.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&layout=page&id=1585&Itemid=55 | 05:29 |
izardstreet | is Gmount-Iso ok | 05:30 |
ravibn | Abhijit :I get this update triangle ICON in the sys tray. If I open it goes to update mgr and I see that libdrm-nouveau1 pkg needs a partial updgrade when I run the upgrade I get a error msg that there is nothing to upgrade | 05:30 |
AbhiJit | ravibn, dunno | 05:31 |
ravibn | anyone else please | 05:31 |
Firefishe | I'm running kde 4.4.5 with Kubuntu 10.04 LTS. Where may I learn of any issues with updating (via Backports) to kde 4.5.2? | 05:31 |
xbonesx | izardstreet: i use it | 05:31 |
gnufun | xbonesx: http://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6280&start=0 | 05:31 |
izardstreet | ill give it a whirl | 05:31 |
izardstreet | what happened to the "open terminal here" option | 05:32 |
xbonesx | izardstreet: are you using it for mounting, for instance the dvd or cd image of ubuntu? for use in the synaptic package manager? | 05:32 |
izardstreet | or was that only in other distros | 05:32 |
xbonesx | gnufun: thanks | 05:32 |
izardstreet | no i'm using the mounter to install UT 99 :P | 05:33 |
rob_p | ravibn: Do, "sudo apt-get update" and then do, "sudo apt-get upgrade" from the command line. It will either upgrade whatever needs it, or it will give you some feedback as to why it didn't. | 05:33 |
Rotund | Can someone here help me with packaging? | 05:33 |
AbhiJit | Rotund, #ubuntu-packaging | 05:33 |
elex | anyone why i get this error? /usr/bin/truecrypt: 1: Syntax error: ")" unexpected | 05:34 |
elex | *anyone know | 05:34 |
izardstreet | i'm currently waiting on synaptic to finish the upgrade to 10.10...hoping i get better results off my onboard intel GMA with games and compiz | 05:34 |
izinucs | rob_p: if that works ok then you might also sudo apt-get dist-upgrade .. it won't take you to the next release but will upgrade packages to the next version if they are available. | 05:34 |
Rotund | elex: truecrypt is a shell script | 05:35 |
Rotund | It's got a ')' without an opening '(' | 05:35 |
Voting | Need to pick up an inexpensive laptop to have as my main computer. Looks like I can buy a Acer Aspire AS5734Z-4512 for $400. Is this machine going to run Ubuntu well? Anyone got a better suggestion? | 05:35 |
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prince_jammys | elex: what causes the error? | 05:35 |
Voting | I can get them for $400 each. http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Acer-Aspire-AS5734Z-4512-Laptop-Dual-Core-2-3GHz-/280571278221?pt=Laptops_Nov05&hash=item415359f38d | 05:35 |
rob_p | izinucs: Yes. That's true. | 05:35 |
AbhiJit | !hardware | Voting | 05:35 |
ubottu | Voting: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 05:35 |
elex | well i'm trying to get truecrypt to run, and I get it after i type: sudo truecrypt | 05:35 |
AbhiJit | Voting, just have a look here http://zareason.com/shop/home.php and http://www.system76.com/ just go thro it | 05:36 |
elex | if i click the icon on the applications menu it does not launch | 05:36 |
Voting | ubottu: I'm confusd by those pages... can I ask you more questions? | 05:36 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:36 |
AbhiJit | :o | 05:36 |
AbhiJit | how it becomes bold? | 05:36 |
rww | AbhiJit: what? | 05:36 |
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AbhiJit | rww, the text it becomes bold | 05:37 |
rww | AbhiJit: which text? | 05:37 |
Voting | AbhiJit: can I PM w/ you for a sec? | 05:37 |
izinucs | rob_p: I guess that was ment for ravibn :) | 05:37 |
AbhiJit | rww, after the word 'and' | 05:37 |
rob_p | izinucs: No worries! :-) | 05:37 |
AbhiJit | Voting, sure | 05:37 |
rww | AbhiJit: ah. This channel has mode +c set; whatever you did got filtered out by the IRCd. | 05:37 |
AbhiJit | rww, oh ok | 05:37 |
UbuntuNoob | i am trying to open an iso file because i can not burn it to a dvd drive | 05:38 |
xbonesx | anyone prefer 10.10 over 10.04 because of changes? not because its newer, but because of any good changes? | 05:38 |
UbuntuNoob | i get the following error message: This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system | 05:39 |
UbuntuNoob | that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification." what can i do? | 05:39 |
SporkWitch | Question, is it normal for Xorg to be running as root? O.o | 05:39 |
AbhiJit | xbonesx, not me | 05:39 |
xbonesx | AbhiJit: really any reasoning? | 05:39 |
johnjohn101 | xbonex: I like 10.10 because it looks better with the fonts.. other than that, nothing really | 05:39 |
rww | SporkWitch: yes | 05:39 |
AbhiJit | xbonesx, lucid is lts. so i want to keep it as my main os. and then i am going for distro hopping | 05:39 |
SporkWitch | rww: and that's not a security issue how? lol | 05:40 |
AbhiJit | ok brb 15 mins | 05:40 |
xbonesx | AbhiJit: think I'll do the same | 05:40 |
rww | SporkWitch: only if Xorg has security vulnerabilities. If it did and Ubuntu knew about them, they'd be patched in a security update. But yes, it's not an ideal situation and there are people working on making it unnecessary to run it as root. | 05:40 |
SporkWitch | rww: fair enough. just seemed REALLY wonky. normally shouldn't be running basically anything as root, as i'm sure you know lol | 05:41 |
ravibn | AbhiJit : I resolved that libdrm-nouveau1 problem | 05:42 |
olskolirc | testing | 05:42 |
baojingfang | 我想问…… | 05:43 |
ilovefairuz | UbuntuNoob: right-click on the ISO file, is there an option to "Write to disk" ? | 05:43 |
Edward_Elric | failed testing | 05:43 |
Edward_Elric | olskolirc, | 05:43 |
baojingfang | 是不是有人可以明白我说的什么 | 05:43 |
ilovefairuz | !cn | baojingfang | 05:43 |
ubottu | baojingfang: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 05:43 |
UbuntuNoob | ilovefairuz: yes there is, but i dont have a dvd burner large enough for the file | 05:43 |
UbuntuNoob | actually i dont have a dvd burner at all | 05:44 |
ilovefairuz | UbuntuNoob: so are you just trying to open it? | 05:44 |
dborba | SporkWitch, doing things as root is bad? Are you sure everyone doesnt just sudo passwd? | 05:44 |
XDS | how do i restart ffmpeg ? | 05:45 |
rob_p | SporkWitch: That's not necessarily true. There are *many* system processes that have to run as root. But yes, it's good practice to run most non-system programs as an unpriv'd user. | 05:45 |
UbuntuNoob | ilovefaiiruz: its an iso for windows 7 im trying to install it | 05:45 |
elex | UbuntuNoon: have considered requesting a CD from https://shipit.ubuntu.com/ | 05:45 |
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ilovefairuz | UbuntuNoob: you cannot install windows 7 from inside ubuntu | 05:45 |
UbuntuNoob | ilovefairuz: -_- lame | 05:45 |
izinucs | UbuntuNoob: well.. you can.. but only in virtualbox | 05:45 |
dborba | UbuntuNoob, we went over this yesterday. You gotta burn it to a dvd | 05:45 |
prince_jammys | you can install in a vm | 05:46 |
dborba | izinucs, that doesn't help him - his ubuntu is unstable | 05:46 |
olskolirc | color | 05:46 |
SporkWitch | rob_p: sure, my personal rule has generally been that if the OS itself didn't need it when it booted into a CLI, then it shouldn't be running as root, heh. Off-topic, does ubuntu not get on well with windows shares if the windows user name and the workgroup name have spaces in them? | 05:46 |
dborba | izinucs, not that u knew that | 05:46 |
izinucs | dborba: nope.. didn't | 05:46 |
SporkWitch | (trying to figure out if that's my issue before i change the workgroup name and reboot) | 05:46 |
UbuntuNoob | dborba: im not here often, but i dont have a dvd burner | 05:46 |
baojingfang | do anyone chinese? | 05:46 |
ilovefairuz | UbuntuNoob: please join ##windows for further questions about windows 7 | 05:47 |
prince_jammys | SporkWitch: if you started X "by hand" from the console (without a gui login), i think it wouldn't run as root. | 05:47 |
dborba | UbuntuNoob, ahh... now that's a bitch. well as much as we told you it's a real pain - you could try to make a bootable flash drive with 7 | 05:47 |
ilovefairuz | baojingfang: type: /join #ubuntu-cn | 05:47 |
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izinucs | SporkWitch: generally speaking yes.. | 05:47 |
SporkWitch | prince_jammys: that's correct | 05:47 |
SporkWitch | izinucs: hmm? | 05:47 |
UbuntuNoob | ilovefairuz: i just want to open the iso for windows 7 its still about ubuntu | 05:48 |
olskolirc | ahhh all better now Edward_Elric thanks | 05:48 |
Guest39946 | where can i get some help with firefox | 05:48 |
olskolirc | im on maverick now and i HATE setting up my irc colors | 05:48 |
UbuntuNoob | dborba: how could i do that? | 05:48 |
SporkWitch | UbuntuNoob: you're on linux, just mount it lol | 05:49 |
izinucs | SporkWitch: you do have samba installed right? | 05:49 |
dborba | UbuntuNoob, I can give you the instructions on how people do it when they are already on Windows - since most people don't really do it from linux & you can try to piece it together if you'd like | 05:49 |
greezmunkey | I know this is a stupid question, but - Is there a tool I can use to "split" an album of songs that is encoded as one large mp3 into individual songs in mp3 format? | 05:49 |
prince_jammys | SporkWitch: mm, no the X server still runs as root with 'startx' | 05:49 |
ilovefairuz | UbuntuNoob: to mount it under ubuntu: mkdir /tmp/diskcontents; sudo mount -o loop -t auto /path/to/filename.iso /tmp/diskcontents .. then open /tmp/diskcontents in a file manager | 05:50 |
SporkWitch | izinucs: standard ubuntu install from the 10.04 livecd. it appears to have samba installed, and place -> connect to server offers a windows share option, and the error i get when it "failed to retrieve share list from server" says smb://[computer name]/ | 05:50 |
dborba | UbuntuNoob, in you might have to install windows on a virtual machine on ubuntu & follow the steps there | 05:50 |
Vortex | hi guys | 05:50 |
Guest39946 | does anybody know how to fix firefox keep getting server not found or connection reset every time i try to load a page | 05:50 |
izinucs | SporkWitch: samba isn't installed by default.. that'll be a new adventure .. | 05:51 |
izinucs | !samba | SporkWitch | 05:51 |
ubottu | SporkWitch: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 05:51 |
dborba | UbuntuNoob, here's how it's done http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-install-windows-7vista-from-usb-drive-detailed-100-working-guide/ | 05:51 |
Guest39946 | or point me in the right direction | 05:51 |
ilovefairuz | Guest39946: have you tried other browsers? | 05:51 |
SporkWitch | izinucs: oh i've done it before; please tell me it's been streamlined over the past few years, i remember it being a nightmare | 05:51 |
Guest39946 | yes chorme works all the time | 05:51 |
confused_penguin | This laptop has no sensor info in bios... anyone know good app to see realtime clock speeds and reported temps? or can i just automagically see it all from the CLI | 05:51 |
Guest39946 | so i know is not my connection | 05:51 |
Vortex | i need deb package for rp-pppoe can someone help | 05:51 |
izinucs | SporkWitch: sorry I can't do that.. I'm still having permission issues with my 10.04 samba setup that worked fine in 9.10 | 05:52 |
Vortex | someone help please | 05:52 |
SporkWitch | izinucs: great; looks like i'm stopping at the class VI on my way home from work tonight before i dive into this battle lol | 05:52 |
rob_p | Guest39946: Maybe you have a proxy configured in Firefox's settings? Perhaps a non-functioning ff plugin? | 05:52 |
ilovefairuz | Guest39946: try starting firefox from command line using safe mode option and see if the problem persists: firefox -safe-mode | 05:52 |
prince_jammys | !info rp-ppoe | 05:53 |
ubottu | Package rp-ppoe does not exist in lucid | 05:53 |
izinucs | SporkWitch: try just installing samba and smbfs .. then try to connect to the windows machine.. if it doesn't work.. then fiddle :) | 05:53 |
Vortex | prince_jammys what does it mena? | 05:54 |
Vortex | *mean | 05:54 |
SporkWitch | izinucs: probably easier to just install linux on the box i use as the file server and let the windows machine access that lol (though then i'd have to find a new broadcast software; i normally use SAM Broadcaster running on the remote machine and RDC into it to use it) | 05:54 |
greezmunkey | Vortex: http://security.debian.org/pool/updates/main/r/rp-pppoe/rp-pppoe_3.3-1.2.diff.gz | 05:54 |
jeand | #unbuntu.fr | 05:54 |
jeand | bonjour | 05:54 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: i think it means the bot is lying | 05:54 |
greezmunkey | Vortex: that may not be the entire thing, but it appears that it is supported in debian... | 05:54 |
hcook | howdy again | 05:55 |
confused_penguin | jeand you need to type "/join #ubuntu.fr | 05:55 |
Vortex | greezmunkey, file not found | 05:55 |
prince_jammys | oh, i typo'd | 05:55 |
greezmunkey | Vortex: try this one: http://packages.debian.org/sid/pppoe | 05:55 |
Vortex | greezmunkey, i need for ubuntu | 05:55 |
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Vortex | is it the same? | 05:56 |
greezmunkey | Vortex: You specifically said a "deb package" so there you are... | 05:56 |
AbhiJit | hmm | 05:56 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: isn't it available from repositories? | 05:56 |
Vortex | i need rp to configure my net | 05:56 |
Vortex | i am on windows now | 05:56 |
Guest39946 | nope no luck on safe mode same problem have to click reload over and over to get to page | 05:56 |
rob_p | greezmunkey: Not all debian packages are compatible with Ubuntu. You have to be careful or you will break things! | 05:56 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: ''sudo apt-get install rp-pppoe'' | 05:57 |
greezmunkey | rob_p: I get that ;) | 05:57 |
PCChris | Is "safely remove drive" any different than eject? | 05:57 |
AbhiJit | Voting, see my pm | 05:57 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, i need an offline installer for rp | 05:57 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: ah. | 05:57 |
greezmunkey | Vortex: check this out: http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/linux_beginner_books/unofficial_ubuntu_starter_guide/index_046.html | 05:57 |
rob_p | greezmunkey: Well be careful when you suggest to others to just install standard Debian packages on Ubuntu. | 05:57 |
greezmunkey | rob_p: I didn't suggest it, just answered his question... | 05:58 |
Vortex | or can anyone give me the link to ubuntu repos | 05:58 |
Vortex | ill get it from there | 05:58 |
hcook | ok, so i'm a bit confused about xrandr here. i understand from the bad ol' days (it's been some years since i had to manually poke xorg) that a monitor, screen, and display are three separate things. i can turn 2 of my three monitors off with 'xrandr --output DVI-0 --off; xrandr --output DVI-1 --off' and then screen 0 becomes the size of my remaining monitor. but how do i manipulate the... | 05:58 |
hcook | ...displays? they don't show up in the xrandr output even with verbose | 05:58 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rp-pppoe | 05:59 |
greezmunkey | Vortex: check the ubuntu specific link above ^^ | 05:59 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: mm, sorry, wrong. Go to packages.ubuntu.com instead | 05:59 |
prince_jammys | you want the package, not source. | 05:59 |
UbuntuNoob | !virtualbox | 05:59 |
ubottu | virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available from the package 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 05:59 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, thanks :) | 06:00 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: welcome, but don't use my link. search for it a packages.ubuntu.com for your release | 06:00 |
_BEAST | oR | 06:00 |
[Tyrant] | tryin to install ubuntu on a netbook msi wind, i tried try it and install it, and its asking for login/pass but it never prompted or promps me for it when doing its thing | 06:01 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, i know :) | 06:01 |
prince_jammys | cool | 06:01 |
[Tyrant] | is there a default i can use | 06:01 |
_BEAST | _Biglumber: oR | 06:02 |
manny_ | !list | 06:02 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 06:02 |
PCChris | Is "safely remove drive" any different than eject? | 06:03 |
Talon_ | can I have two seperate X sessions running two different window managers? like kde on the left and gnome on the right? | 06:03 |
prince_jammys | PCChris: it probably syncs and unmounts it, vs just yanking the disk. | 06:03 |
[Tyrant] | is this a common problem? | 06:03 |
[Tyrant] | tryin to google it | 06:04 |
_BEAST | PGPkeys: oR | 06:04 |
prince_jammys | Talon_: yes | 06:04 |
PCChris | prince_jammys: thanks | 06:04 |
Talon_ | prince_jammys, how do I configure it? I have two seperate X sessions now, but both startup in gnome. I have KDE installed. | 06:05 |
sunny1 | Anyway I can get gedit to save my keyboard shortcuts? Every time I reload, it goes away. | 06:05 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, i cannot find rp-pppoe can you just check whether its available in the repos? | 06:05 |
elex | how do i check if i have ubuntu 64 bit or 32 bit? | 06:06 |
elex | is there a command? | 06:06 |
blakkheim | elex: uname -a | 06:06 |
_BEAST | elex: ;) | 06:06 |
greppy | uname -a | 06:07 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: are you sure it didnt ask you for you name and password when you installed? | 06:07 |
[Tyrant] | positive | 06:07 |
[Tyrant] | a | 06:07 |
elex | i just found something really fishy, I have a 64 bit system but I installed truecrypt x86 and it loaded...while 64 failed | 06:07 |
prince_jammys | Talon_: first, find the name of the prog that starts a kde session | 06:07 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: I just dont see how you can get through the installation without it | 06:07 |
[Tyrant] | it scrolls in terminal/consol then jumps right to login | 06:07 |
_BEAST | elex: how did you notice it or mount the drives | 06:07 |
[Tyrant] | anyway to freeze the screen | 06:08 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, i cannot find rp-pppoe can you just check whether its available in the repos? | 06:08 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: what version of ubuntu did you install? | 06:08 |
[Tyrant] | i cant read it fast enough to see anything related | 06:08 |
edmund | hello all, my keyboard layout has spontaneously changed so that J=1, K=2, etc. | 06:08 |
[Tyrant] | 10.05 netbook | 06:08 |
[Tyrant] | err 04 | 06:08 |
ariakus | edmund: LOL numlock | 06:08 |
edmund | uiblol | 06:09 |
elex | _BEAST, I noticed because the 64 bit version of truecrypt kept failing | 06:09 |
fuffal0 | i've got openvpn running and i can see it in ps -ax (running openvpn --config /etc/openvpn/openvpn.conf) - the problem is /etc/openvpn/openvpn.conf doesn't exist...is there anyway this file could be hidden from me or something (even if i'm root)? | 06:09 |
UbuntuNoob | can someone please help walk me through virtualbox? i didnt understand from their website or the ubuntu help site | 06:09 |
edmund | asus eeepc, ubuntu 10.04 LTS | 06:09 |
Talon_ | prince_jammys, anything else? | 06:09 |
_BEAST | elex: try pressing F1 oR reinstalling to Truecrypt7 | 06:09 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: I have never installed the netbook version, but if it's like other installations there is usually a dedicated screen for your user name and password plus some additional options | 06:09 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: what ubuntu release do you have? | 06:09 |
Vortex | 10.04 lts | 06:09 |
[Tyrant] | yea no it just goes to login | 06:09 |
elex | _BEAST, I installed 32 bit just now and that is working | 06:10 |
prince_jammys | Talon_: then, from a console, do: startx /full/path/to/session/prog -- :1 | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | is there a default a i can try? | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | i tried root | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | and blank for pass | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | etc | 06:10 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: did you already install it? or are you just trying boot into the live CD? | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | well it went kinda fast for a install | 06:10 |
_BEAST | elex: I have 64 bit as well when I am mounting I just press F1 | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | in boot options | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | i chose both | 06:10 |
prince_jammys | Talon_: i.e. do ctrl-alt-f1 to get to a console, and start the second X session manually. | 06:10 |
[Tyrant] | but even live cd asks for pass | 06:10 |
edmund | the new keyboard layout only affects 1 user | 06:10 |
edmund | so i'm hoping there's a config file in ~ that has changed | 06:11 |
[Tyrant] | I'm using usb too | 06:11 |
Talon_ | oh i meant having them run seperate but together, kde on one monitor and gnome on the other | 06:11 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, 10.04 LTS | 06:11 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: so when you boot from the USB using the netbook version it is prompting you for a username and password? | 06:11 |
[Tyrant] | yes | 06:12 |
prince_jammys | Talon_: oh, i don't know. | 06:12 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: when you boot from the USB, is there not a menu prompting you what you would like to do? | 06:12 |
elex | _BEAST, i'm a little rusty, what are you referring to when you are saying "mounting"? Because I know you can mount partitions and drives | 06:12 |
[Tyrant] | yes | 06:12 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: what do you select? | 06:12 |
[Tyrant] | first to demo | 06:12 |
[Tyrant] | asked for login | 06:12 |
[Tyrant] | then i said screw it and to just install | 06:12 |
[Tyrant] | did more scrolling, but then asked for login | 06:13 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: I have never heard of that, I suggest you download another ISO and try it again | 06:13 |
_BEAST | elex: yes the drives are they separate partitions oR they just one partition ? | 06:13 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: there's this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/lucid/rp-pppoe | 06:13 |
[Tyrant] | yea figured | 06:13 |
[Tyrant] | :( | 06:13 |
[Tyrant] | thanks for listening | 06:14 |
[Tyrant] | ;p | 06:14 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: you can probably just get 'pppoe' | 06:14 |
prince_jammys | http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/pppoe | 06:14 |
elex | _BEAST, I have separate partitions for win and linux but the linux partition installed automatically with ubuntu | 06:15 |
[Tyrant] | hmm just a quick note, i clicked shut down, and i saw some console lines saying 'ubuntu' invalid user | 06:15 |
[Tyrant] | maybe those were logs from when i was trying to login in the gui | 06:15 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: I really have no idea what happened to your live CD | 06:16 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, yeah that i saw but i needed rp. Guess i have to do with the source thanks dude | 06:16 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: probably exactly what it is | 06:16 |
[Tyrant] | ya | 06:16 |
_BEAST | elex: yes I just run virtual ubuntu and true crypt through that | 06:16 |
prince_jammys | Vortex: good luck. still, get pppoe too. | 06:16 |
[Tyrant] | so ill download the reg version of ubuntu | 06:17 |
[Tyrant] | not the netbook | 06:17 |
[Tyrant] | don't even know whats the difference anyway | 06:17 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: why not try both since you are using a USB | 06:17 |
Hydrozii | anybody run fluxbox? | 06:17 |
Vortex | prince_jammys, yeah thanks bye | 06:17 |
prince_jammys | Hydrozii: i do. | 06:17 |
[Tyrant] | well i just tried netbook | 06:17 |
xbonesx | I installed the palm sdk on ubuntu and now when i start virtual box i cant find where the sdk is at to load it??? anyone familiar with this? | 06:17 |
prince_jammys | Hydrozii: it has its own channel, #fluxbox | 06:17 |
_BEAST | elex: sorry it can get confussing oR you could use gnUpg or PGP | 06:18 |
elex | _BEAST, oh you mean you're running a virtual box type of thing, I'm running it on it's own parition | 06:18 |
Hydrozii | yah i know but the questions i have they tell me are offtopic for #fluxbox and i should go here | 06:18 |
elex | _BEAST, I'm going all the way this time due to big brother | 06:19 |
Hydrozii | i want to be able to get online from fluxbox without loading a de | 06:19 |
collosi | [Tyrant]: Netbook version is tailored for netbooks, while the desktop is for desktops | 06:19 |
Hydrozii | but im having trouble | 06:19 |
[Tyrant] | yea i figured as much | 06:19 |
_BEAST | elex: I like your status B-) | 06:19 |
collosi | Hydrozii: de stand for desktop environment? | 06:19 |
Hydrozii | yah | 06:19 |
Hydrozii | i downloaded wicd | 06:20 |
_BEAST | elex: bigBrother hates me for some reason | 06:20 |
Leroy | Hydrozii: just open terminal and type your browser of choice | 06:20 |
collosi | Hydrozii: sorry, but I haven't used fluxbox in ages, but last I remembered can't you just install firefox | 06:20 |
timothy | Hydrozii: just joined. you want to go online without a de? you can. use command line tools like ifconfig and route | 06:20 |
Hydrozii | yes but i cant connect to my wifi | 06:20 |
elex | _BEAST, have you read the news lately about the crypto wars? | 06:21 |
prince_jammys | Hydrozii: install network-manager-gnome and add ''nmapplet &'' to your ~/.fluxbox/startup | 06:21 |
collosi | Hydrozii: I see what you are saying | 06:21 |
_BEAST | elex: Sneakers Scrabble Too many secrets | 06:21 |
dborba | Hydrozii, wca_supplicant | 06:21 |
Hydrozii | i use xfce... is there a better nm for xfce? | 06:21 |
_BEAST | elex: crypto city ? | 06:21 |
prince_jammys | Hydrozii: sorry, ''nm-applet &'' | 06:21 |
timothy | Hydrozii: if u can get "ceni" package from aptosid it will work wonders for u. it is ncurses based | 06:22 |
joshua__ | hey im new to ubuntu and need help can anyone help | 06:22 |
Hydrozii | aptosid is a repository?> | 06:22 |
timothy | Hydrozii: ceni works with wifi too. straight forward ncurses interface | 06:22 |
prince_jammys | joshua__: tell us the problem, with details of what you're doing and what's going wrong, and someone might help. | 06:22 |
timothy | Hydrozii: aptosid is the new sidux linux. but just grub ceni. its a deb package | 06:23 |
joshua__ | well im thinking i installed the wrong ubunto os | 06:23 |
Hydrozii | how do i do that..... | 06:23 |
prince_jammys | joshua__: tell us the whole problem in one line, so it doesn't get broken up. | 06:23 |
joshua__ | is there one with no gui at all | 06:23 |
Leroy | joshua__: server version | 06:24 |
Leroy | yes | 06:24 |
elex | _BEAST, http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/27/us/27wiretap.html?_r=1 | 06:24 |
joshua__ | 86_64 | 06:24 |
timothy | Hydrozii: if u can find aptosids repo u can find ceni. | 06:24 |
_BEAST | elex: thx i like rsa4 md6 w/ my own twist of 3 factor authentication | 06:24 |
Hydrozii | um so there is a command that will add that repo right? | 06:24 |
joshua__ | 9.10 | 06:25 |
timothy | Hydrozii: lol. what distro are u using? | 06:25 |
Hydrozii | xubuntu | 06:25 |
joshua__ | xubuntu | 06:25 |
joshua__ | sorry i know i sound stupid | 06:25 |
joshua__ | just made trans. | 06:25 |
prince_jammys | !details | 06:26 |
ubottu | Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 06:26 |
timothy | Hydrozii: just type sudo apt-get install ceni | 06:26 |
Leroy | Hydrozii: you know there is a fluxbuntu distro? | 06:26 |
Leroy | #fluxbuntu | 06:26 |
Hydrozii | i heard of it.. | 06:26 |
elex | _BEAST nice, I'm just getting started but I'm going to lock up everything | 06:26 |
Hydrozii | but that distro still has a de right? | 06:26 |
joshua__ | ceni said couldnt find package | 06:26 |
Planet_EN | how do I get bluetooth to work on my ubuntu? | 06:27 |
Hydrozii | cant find package ceni | 06:27 |
Leroy | not sure Hydrozii | 06:27 |
prince_jammys | !bluetooth | Planet_EN | 06:27 |
ubottu | Planet_EN: For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup | 06:27 |
timothy | Hydrozii: add this ppa ppa:rstrcogburn/ppa | 06:27 |
elex | _BEAST there might be some new laws soon, so load up on software while you can | 06:27 |
AngelsShadow | Can some one link me a ppage or a better forum to teach me how to install 10.04 on a Raid 0 that has windows as well??? | 06:27 |
_BEAST | elex: I have had a ISA tap on my networks and had my projects stolen | 06:27 |
Planet_EN | I did that, but the bluetooth still doesnt seem to be working | 06:28 |
Planet_EN | I'm using a Toshiba laptop | 06:28 |
prince_jammys | AngelsShadow: did you try searching the ubuntu forums? | 06:28 |
Hydrozii | ppa ppa:rstrcogburn/ppa | 06:28 |
Planet_EN | and it seems the problem is with ubuntu drivers for ubuntu or its installation | 06:28 |
Hydrozii | ? | 06:28 |
Hydrozii | do i need to add another repo? | 06:28 |
timothy | Hydrozii: sudo add-apt repository ppa:rstrcogburn/ppa | 06:28 |
_BEAST | Planet_EN : bluetooth wans are about as safe as condoms with holes in them | 06:29 |
AngelsShadow | I was googling and got alot about how to make one from scratch but didnt see anything on sharing the same raid with 50gigs free | 06:29 |
xbonesx | I installed the palm sdk on ubuntu and now when i start virtual box i cant find where the sdk is at to load it??? anyone familiar with this? | 06:29 |
Hydrozii | apt-get? | 06:29 |
Hydrozii | apt-add? | 06:29 |
collosi | Hydrozii: type what timothy wrote: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rstrcogburn/ppa | 06:30 |
elex | _BEAST, it's unfortunate that this sort of thing can happen | 06:30 |
timothy | Hydrozii: apt-add repository. let me confirm if the ppa has ceni first | 06:30 |
prince_jammys | apparently ''add-apt-repository'' | 06:30 |
_BEAST | elex: THX i guess I am going to be a janitor oR I can make stand for what is right! | 06:30 |
Hydrozii | alright didn't know there was a dash between add and repository | 06:31 |
Hydrozii | install ceni? | 06:31 |
timothy | Hydrozii: sorry, its sudo add-apt-repository | 06:31 |
Hydrozii | it still can't find ceni | 06:31 |
timothy | Hydrozii: yea. am looking for an appropriate ppa | 06:32 |
_BEAST | elex: This is why I control the air and all encryption through it | 06:32 |
Planet_EN | how do i fix it? | 06:32 |
timothy | Hydrozii: found this one ppa:inx-devel/ppa | 06:32 |
timothy | Hydrozii: and this one too ppa:repinski23/mwpackages | 06:32 |
Hydrozii | still can't find ceni... | 06:33 |
Hydrozii | is that right?.... "ceni" | 06:33 |
elex | _BEAST, I don't use wifi | 06:33 |
_BEAST | elex: why do I know this ;) | 06:33 |
_BEAST | elex: there is no security in WIFI | 06:34 |
_BEAST | elex: this is where i come into play , I bet you dont use cell phones either | 06:34 |
xbonesx | I installed the palm sdk on ubuntu and now when i start virtual box i cant find where the sdk is at to load it??? anyone familiar with this? | 06:34 |
elex | _BEAST, havent for a year | 06:34 |
Hydrozii | i can't find ceni in any of those repos..... | 06:34 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: what's it do? | 06:35 |
timothy | Hydrozii: let me confirm | 06:35 |
elex | _BEAST, i would like one though they are convenient | 06:35 |
collosi | Hydrozii: ppa:repinski23/mwpackages has the ceni package | 06:35 |
Hydrozii | and ceni is a network manager? | 06:35 |
_BEAST | elex: No security in cell phones unless you are getting phones from China without certain chips | 06:35 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: the ppa timothy gave has it for lucid. If you add it you can install ceni | 06:35 |
collosi | Hydrozii: the repo timothy gave you has ceni | 06:36 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:repinski23/mwpackages; sudo apt-get update: sudo apt-get install ceni | 06:36 |
Hydrozii | ive added all the repos everyone has given me... and it still cant find the package ceni | 06:36 |
Hydrozii | apt-get update | 06:37 |
prince_jammys | ''sudo apt-get update'' | 06:37 |
Hydrozii | thats my problem | 06:37 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: that command will install ceni | 06:37 |
prince_jammys | yeah. | 06:37 |
dborba | damn wireshark :\ | 06:37 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: whatswrongwith your apt-getupdate? | 06:38 |
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Hydrozii | nothing i just forgot about it | 06:38 |
prince_jammys | didn't do it. | 06:38 |
Hydrozii | ceni is installing fine now | 06:38 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: cool :) | 06:38 |
Leroy | :) | 06:38 |
Hydrozii | so i should be able to load ceni from just fluxbox... and connect to my wireless without any problems? | 06:39 |
Kartagis | I do chmod 0644 * but everything is still 0777. how come? | 06:39 |
ActionParsnip | Hydrozii: I recommend before any installing that you run sudo apt-get update. | 06:39 |
Hydrozii | yup i did.. i forgot about it before | 06:39 |
Leroy | Kartagis: use only 644 with no 0 | 06:39 |
abhinav_singh | please help me with this http://pastebin.com/7qycSbjT | 06:39 |
Kartagis | Leroy the same | 06:40 |
ActionParsnip | Kartagis: why did youuse 777 anyway, its hugely unsecure | 06:40 |
Leroy | are you trying to do sub-dirs as well? | 06:40 |
Kartagis | ActionParsnip they were 777 when I downloaded them | 06:40 |
Hydrozii | alright im gonna log into fluxbox and try ceni hopefully it works fine... brb | 06:40 |
timothy | Hydrozii: ppa:repinski23/mwpackages works | 06:40 |
Kartagis | Leroy no | 06:40 |
ActionParsnip | Kartagis: yowser | 06:40 |
Leroy | are you the owner? | 06:41 |
Leroy | Kartagis: are you the owner? | 06:41 |
Kartagis | Leroy yes | 06:41 |
Kartagis | ActionParsnip ? | 06:41 |
Leroy | Kartagis: hmm | 06:41 |
prince_jammys | Kartagis: are they symlinks? | 06:41 |
ActionParsnip | Kartagis: that's scary. 777 is not a good idea. What is the output of ls -l file | 06:41 |
Kartagis | prince_jammys no | 06:42 |
Kartagis | ActionParsnip http://pastebin.com/qqSh1Ubc | 06:42 |
prince_jammys | (lol) | 06:43 |
Kartagis | what? | 06:43 |
Caelum | Hi, where is the live DVD? | 06:43 |
icarus-c | Caelum, ubuntu is small enough to fit in CD | 06:44 |
Caelum | very funny | 06:44 |
Ryen | Caelum: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download | 06:44 |
prince_jammys | !live | 06:44 |
ubottu | The Ubuntu Desktop CD is a "LiveCD" which can be run without altering existing files on your harddrive. Especially useful for testing your hardware's compatibility, it also includes an install option. | 06:44 |
prince_jammys | mm | 06:44 |
Caelum | yeah I saw that, but is there a DVD? | 06:45 |
ActionParsnip | Caelum: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/10.04/release/ | 06:45 |
Leroy | you can install it on dvd if you want Caelum | 06:45 |
icarus-c | Caelum, if you insist to burn a <700MB image to a DVD, you can | 06:45 |
Kartagis | ActionParsnip well? | 06:45 |
Caelum | ActionParsnip: thank you very much | 06:45 |
ActionParsnip | Kartagis: well what? | 06:45 |
ActionParsnip | Caelum: all I did was websearch..... | 06:46 |
Kartagis | ActionParsnip any thoughts? | 06:46 |
Leroy | you try sudo first Kartagis ? shouldn't need to with that setup, but worth a try | 06:46 |
icarus-c | Kartagis, you happen you be on NTFS ? | 06:46 |
ActionParsnip | Kartagis: no, hence me not saying anything. All I can really suggest is chmod and chown | 06:46 |
Leroy | word icarus-c good call. ;) | 06:46 |
ActionParsnip | icarus-c: I think you got it :) | 06:47 |
icarus-c | or vfat | 06:47 |
ActionParsnip | Ntfs does suck in this way :(. So annoying | 06:47 |
icarus-c | you could mount the whole thing with the permission you want, but can't alter individual files | 06:48 |
Kartagis | Leroy I tried sudo, icarus-c you had me look again and I realized that I had downloaded those files to my NTFS drive | 06:48 |
ActionParsnip | Kartagis: partition, not drive | 06:48 |
Kartagis | ActionParsnip NTFS, sorry for the fuss | 06:49 |
ActionParsnip | Np bro, you got the gold :) | 06:49 |
icarus-c | Kartagis, if you mount NTFS without specifying mask (like fmask, dmask, umask), all files will be 777 | 06:49 |
Leroy | hehe ActionParsnip | 06:49 |
Kartagis | abhinav_singh have you been helped yet? | 06:50 |
ActionParsnip | Quick bus change | 06:51 |
Kartagis | abhinav_singh rm abhinav/ABC*.txt | 06:51 |
abhinav_singh | Kartagis not yet bro | 06:51 |
abhinav_singh | Kartagis i do not want to delete file...i want like in ABCdef.txt i want only def.txt i want to delete only ABC from each file | 06:52 |
dstryr | can anyone recommend a good ssh client for windows to ubuntu (SSH server) | 06:52 |
prince_jammys | dstryr: putty | 06:53 |
icarus-c | abhinav_singh, what you want to do? | 06:53 |
dstryr | prince_jammys, are you familiar with it? | 06:53 |
Leroy | dstryr: i vote with prince_jammys putty or puttytray ftw! | 06:53 |
dstryr | ive been trying to use it but keep getting errors | 06:53 |
icarus-c | abhinav_singh, you have a bunch of files with named ABC*.txt . and you want to remove "ABC" from the name or what | 06:53 |
prince_jammys | dstryr: you may get more informed answers at ##windows, since who's serving doesn't matter. putty is probably the most popular. | 06:54 |
dstryr | i keep getting a network error | 06:54 |
dstryr | connection refused | 06:54 |
dstryr | when trying to connect my ubuntu and windows computers over the internet | 06:54 |
Leroy | are you running the sshd server or is someone else dstryr ? | 06:54 |
prince_jammys | try ##windows | 06:54 |
dstryr | i am running the sshd server on this computer | 06:55 |
dstryr | and trying to access with my laptop | 06:55 |
dstryr | that is using the internet through the wifi of my droid | 06:55 |
dstryr | so different connections | 06:55 |
collosi | dstryr: did you port forward port 22 on your router? | 06:56 |
dstryr | i changed the config file to port 2222 | 06:56 |
dstryr | and yes | 06:56 |
dstryr | forwarded port 2222 to my computer through the router | 06:56 |
collosi | dstryr: did you verify, locally, that you can ssh into the server? | 06:57 |
dstryr | negative | 06:57 |
dstryr | collosi, how would i do that? | 06:57 |
icarus-c | abhinav_singh, for i in ABC*; do mv "$i" "$(echo "$i" |sed 's/ABC//' )"; done | 06:58 |
Leroy | dstryr: from server console you could ssh localhost | 06:58 |
dstryr | hmm | 06:58 |
dstryr | i get the same thing as in windows | 06:58 |
dstryr | connection refused | 06:58 |
icarus-c | abhinav_singh, that will remove "ABC" from the name all files begining with ABC in the current working directory | 06:58 |
nafri | hello, i want to change the default runlevel of my ubuntu to command line (on startup)... can anyone please tell me how can i do that? | 06:59 |
ibrahim-kasem | Hi, Can i replace the word sudo with something else please? | 06:59 |
collosi | dstryr: can you verify the sshd is running | 06:59 |
prince_jammys | ibrahim-kasem: huh? | 06:59 |
Leroy | dstryr: you can nmap localhost or 127.0.0.1 or the ip itself and see if port it open | 06:59 |
Jordan_U | !boot | nafri | 06:59 |
ubottu | nafri: Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto | 06:59 |
Ryen | ibrahim-kasem: 'sudo' is a program that runs programs at an elivated level. You cannot rename type of program. | 07:00 |
Jordan_U | ibrahim-kasem: Why? | 07:00 |
dstryr | collosi, i just did a restart of ssh | 07:00 |
dstryr | says ok | 07:00 |
dstryr | how else do i check that is running | 07:00 |
Ryen | ibrahim-kasem: *that type | 07:00 |
ActionParsnip | Ryen: could symlink ;) | 07:00 |
collosi | dstryr: try this $ps -aux | grep sshd | 07:00 |
blakkheim | ibrahim-kasem: actually you can | 07:00 |
Ryen | ActionParsnip: But you cannot directly rename sudo :P | 07:01 |
prince_jammys | alias peanuts=sudo | 07:01 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, alias king="sudo" | 07:01 |
ActionParsnip | Ryen: that'd cause all sorts of hell | 07:01 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, and put that in ~/.bashrc to make it permanent | 07:01 |
dstryr | collosi, -aux: command not found | 07:01 |
AbhiJit | ibrahim-kasem, you can use aliasing | 07:01 |
icarus-c | dstryr, ps -aux | 07:01 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: try: ps -ef| grep ssh | 07:01 |
Jordan_U | Ryen: You can, it's just a question of whether you should. | 07:01 |
Leroy | sshd he wants tho | 07:02 |
* ActionParsnip uses the Linux standard :) | 07:02 | |
dstryr | what am i looking for? | 07:02 |
dstryr | i get a bunch of stuff | 07:02 |
AbhiJit | ibrahim-kasem, http://linuxreviews.org/quicktips/alias/ | 07:02 |
Ryen | Jordan_U: Forgot about Alias. Though it is not my question haha. Bleh, the little things. | 07:02 |
Leroy | ahh, the joys of alias | 07:02 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: AbhiJit Thank you guys. | 07:02 |
dstryr | icarus-c, what should i be looking for in that file? | 07:02 |
dstryr | i got a bunch of stuff | 07:02 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: readthe output, those are running processes fitting the grep (they contain the word 'ssh') | 07:03 |
icarus-c | dstryr, ps -aux gives you information about running process | 07:03 |
dstryr | sshd is there | 07:03 |
Leroy | dstryr: are you familure with nmap? | 07:03 |
dstryr | Leroy, no | 07:03 |
dstryr | I'm a noob to linux =/ | 07:03 |
Leroy | k, no worries. you on the right track | 07:04 |
ActionParsnip | icarus-c: -ef is the same but is the linux standard. -aux is the bsd way andmay notwork on all linux distros | 07:04 |
dstryr | Im trying to setup ssh so i can get my file server protected on the net | 07:04 |
dstryr | i want to beable to do vnc, ftp, etc over the net | 07:04 |
Leroy | sshd is sick. you'll be stoked. great way to learn more linux | 07:04 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: then install. It with: sudo apt-get install openssh-server | 07:04 |
dstryr | i have it installed already | 07:04 |
collosi | dstryr: yes, like Leroy said use nmap after to verity the port is open, you can also try this: netstat -t -l | 07:04 |
icarus-c | ActionParsnip, that's why i prefer ef | 07:05 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: I have to put it in bash.bashrc right? at the end of the file is that okay? | 07:05 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: you can uses sshfs and sftp with ssh, its a swiss army knife of ability | 07:05 |
dstryr | okay | 07:05 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: why would you need vnc? | 07:06 |
dstryr | what do you mean? | 07:06 |
Leroy | don't forget scp ActionParsnip ;) | 07:06 |
dstryr | ActionParsnip, why would i need vnc? | 07:06 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: why do you need it if its a server? | 07:06 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, ~/.bashrc | 07:06 |
dstryr | the server isnt for me | 07:06 |
dstryr | its for a friend...easier to show him how to use vnc first | 07:06 |
dstryr | then ftp | 07:06 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: I guess. Vncon servers is fugly imho | 07:07 |
dstryr | id be happy to just get the ssh to ftp working right now to be honest | 07:07 |
dstryr | can you help me with that? | 07:07 |
ActionParsnip | !ftpd | 07:07 |
ubottu | FTP servers: ftpd, proftpd, pure-ftpd, twoftpd, vsftpd, MuddleFTPd, wzdftpd - Graphical front-ends: PureAdmin, GProftpd (for GNOME), KcmPureftpd (for !KDE) - See also !FTP | 07:07 |
dstryr | my router is port forwarding port 2222 to my computer | 07:07 |
dstryr | need ssh working first though | 07:07 |
dstryr | :P | 07:07 |
zcat[1] | ssh user@host -l 21:localhost:21 ? | 07:08 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: then modify /etc/ssh/sshd_config to use port 2222 instead of 22 and restart the service | 07:08 |
zcat[1] | you wanted to tunnet ftp through ssh? | 07:08 |
dstryr | i did | 07:08 |
zcat[1] | Err is ftp port 21? | 07:08 |
dstryr | ActionParsnip, my config file is already modified | 07:08 |
ActionParsnip | Cool | 07:08 |
Leroy | yeah zcat[1] | 07:09 |
dstryr | and i already restarted it | 07:09 |
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zcat[1] | it's been forever since I used anything but ssh/scp | 07:09 |
Leroy | seri zcat[1] | 07:09 |
Leroy | :) | 07:09 |
zcat[1] | also srsly forget ftp, use scp | 07:09 |
collosi | dstryr: then try to ssh in to your server | 07:09 |
icarus-c | what about sftp | 07:09 |
dstryr | hold up | 07:09 |
dstryr | i think i found the problem lol | 07:10 |
Leroy | ;P | 07:10 |
dstryr | wow im dumb | 07:10 |
dstryr | lol | 07:10 |
dstryr | i forgot to save the config file before i closed it i guess | 07:10 |
Leroy | hehe | 07:10 |
collosi | icarus-c: would there be any advantage to using sftp, either than it would be easier to use, maybe? | 07:10 |
Leroy | it happens | 07:10 |
dstryr | so it was still port 22 instead of 2222 | 07:11 |
Leroy | nice dstryr you figured it out. w00t | 07:11 |
dstryr | how do you close an ssh connection | 07:11 |
dstryr | just close the terminal window? | 07:11 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1277780 | 07:11 |
Leroy | or type exit at console. cleaner way imo | 07:11 |
icarus-c | collosi, well it is a component of ssh, so... | 07:11 |
starnostar | should maverick beta be checking my disks on every boot? | 07:12 |
dstryr | Leroy, thank you | 07:12 |
dstryr | now to try the connection through the internet | 07:12 |
comtech | how can i install teaviewer | 07:12 |
collosi | icarus-c: ah I didn't know that, thanks | 07:12 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: I have bash.bashrc , and dot.bashrc are they the same? | 07:13 |
olskolirc | im on maverick and my cdrom is now /dev/sr0 and there is nothing about it in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab where is my mount? I want it back in /media/cdrom | 07:13 |
icarus-c | collosi, and you could mount sftp . making it very convenient to use | 07:13 |
ActionParsnip | comtech: deb or source compile are 2 normal ways | 07:13 |
ActionParsnip | !info teaview | 07:13 |
ubottu | Package teaview does not exist in lucid | 07:13 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, are you refering to /etc/bash.bashrc? that is for system-wide | 07:13 |
collosi | icarus-c: Im going to try this out right now | 07:13 |
ActionParsnip | !ppa | comtech | 07:13 |
ubottu | comtech: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and should be used at your own risk. | 07:13 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, while ~/.bashrc ($HOME/.bashrc) is user specific only | 07:13 |
ActionParsnip | comtech: its not in the standard repo so you may find a ppa with it | 07:13 |
dstryr | okay | 07:14 |
dstryr | i have ssh over the net now | 07:14 |
dstryr | now to figure out ftp doh | 07:14 |
dstryr | lol | 07:14 |
Leroy | you don't need ftp dstryr | 07:14 |
Leroy | you can sftp over ssh | 07:15 |
dstryr | leroy | 07:15 |
dstryr | explain | 07:15 |
dstryr | lol | 07:15 |
Gnea | ftp is a broken protocol | 07:15 |
Leroy | you can use a windows client if you want like winscp, or filezilla | 07:15 |
icarus-c | Leroy, eh.... sftp IS a ssh subsystem :-S | 07:15 |
ejv | let's not hate on ftp; right tool for the right job mantra. | 07:15 |
Leroy | thanks icarus-c :) | 07:15 |
Gnea | dstryr: scp and sftp just use ssh to transfer files | 07:15 |
Gnea | ejv: there's no hate involved | 07:16 |
dstryr | is that all command line based? | 07:16 |
dstryr | or is it gui? | 07:16 |
Gnea | it can be | 07:16 |
Gnea | either | 07:16 |
Leroy | i <3 scp | 07:16 |
Leroy | :) | 07:16 |
dstryr | i need gui | 07:16 |
prince_jammys | dstryr: no, some clients like filezilla are gui. | 07:16 |
dstryr | im setting this up for bigger noobs than me ;P | 07:16 |
prince_jammys | that's ok. | 07:16 |
ejv | scary :) | 07:16 |
dstryr | ill check out filezilla right now | 07:16 |
dstryr | :P | 07:16 |
Gnea | dstryr: learn how it works on the commandline, then get it going on the gui, you'll understand it better that way | 07:16 |
Leroy | yeah dstryr , you can get gui version. just one that supports. i would recommend winscp | 07:17 |
Leroy | or filezilla | 07:17 |
Leroy | dstryr: those are windows clients btw | 07:17 |
dstryr | my next question is how do I setup the pass keys | 07:17 |
dstryr | so im secure | 07:17 |
prince_jammys | !ssh | 07:17 |
ubottu | SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) | 07:17 |
Leroy | it does by default. that is good way to start | 07:17 |
prince_jammys | see that ^ | 07:17 |
dstryr | i have the link to the tutorial for ssh on ubuntu website already | 07:18 |
dstryr | im confused on how the keys work | 07:18 |
Leroy | dstryr: just except key and go | 07:18 |
dstryr | how do i set it up so that noone else can login? | 07:18 |
Gnea | dstryr: both sides get a key, then ssh uses the key instead of password | 07:18 |
dstryr | i have to use the keys right? | 07:18 |
prince_jammys | dstryr: that also links to a page on keys. | 07:19 |
Leroy | don't let them have your password dstryr ;) | 07:19 |
dstryr | lol | 07:19 |
starnostar | suold the maverick beta be checking my disk on every boot? | 07:19 |
* ejv checks to see if this chan is called #dstryr... nope :) | 07:19 | |
dstryr | sorry | 07:19 |
Leroy | lol ejv | 07:19 |
Leroy | he just wants us on subject dstryr. i think we said the w word 1 to many times. ;) | 07:20 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: I have added alias king="test" to ~/.bashrc please tell me if I did it right. http://pastebin.com/uCmdQYyi | 07:20 |
prince_jammys | starnostar: /join #ubuntu+1 | 07:20 |
comtech | pls help me,, how can i install teamviewer | 07:20 |
comtech | pls pm me | 07:20 |
comtech | tnx | 07:20 |
AbhiJit | comtech, download .deb from their web site | 07:20 |
ejv | !begging | 07:21 |
ejv | doh! :D | 07:21 |
Leroy | rofl | 07:21 |
AbhiJit | comtech, http://www.teamviewer.com/download/index.aspx | 07:21 |
prince_jammys | ibrahim-kasem: remove the leading '#' | 07:21 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, remove the # in front | 07:21 |
starnostar | thanks prince_jammys | 07:21 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, things begin with # are comment, they will be ignored | 07:21 |
sweetpi | dstryr: "PasswordAuthentication no" and "PubkeyAuthentication yes" in your /etc/ssh/sshd_config would disable password based logins | 07:21 |
gschwepp | ibrahim-kasem: remove the # in front | 07:21 |
ejv | that's might lazy, not even googling to see if there's a linux client... heheh | 07:21 |
AbhiJit | comtech, ?? | 07:21 |
ejv | s/might/mighty | 07:22 |
AbhiJit | !dont_be_lazy | 07:22 |
MTecknology | AbhiJit: lol.. I hilight the misspelling mtech :P | 07:22 |
ActionParsnip | comtech: I found this in 3 seconds on my slow ass connection: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/07/install-teamviewer-5-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-connect-windows/ | 07:22 |
AbhiJit | MTecknology, :D | 07:22 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: After deleting the # and saving the file I can use the command "test" instead of "sudo" right away? | 07:22 |
ActionParsnip | AbhiJit: wish that was a factoid | 07:22 |
ibrahim-kasem | gschwepp: Thnx. :) | 07:23 |
AbhiJit | ActionParsnip, yah! :) | 07:23 |
prince_jammys | ibrahim-kasem: do not alias it to 'test' | 07:23 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, no.......... look "alias king='test' " makes king = test | 07:23 |
comtech | <ActionParsnip> tnx much | 07:23 |
prince_jammys | 'test' is already a shell builtin. | 07:23 |
comtech | il try this 1 | 07:23 |
ejv | my personal favorite is the 145px x 71px big blue and gray button that says "Linux" on it... | 07:23 |
prince_jammys | ... which i recommend not messing with | 07:23 |
olskolirc | nobody called my name :-( | 07:23 |
olskolirc | im on maverick and my cdrom is now /dev/sr0 and there is nothing about it in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab where is my mount? I want it back in /media/cdrom | 07:23 |
ActionParsnip | comtech: seach for: lucid install team viewer ,take you pick. Try websearching a little before asking | 07:23 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, so if you want king to be "sudo" , alias king="sudo" | 07:23 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: Who is the king here please? | 07:23 |
gschwepp | ibrahim-kasem: use zombiearmy instead :) or ninja or some useless stuff ;) | 07:23 |
ActionParsnip | !10.10 | olskolirc | 07:24 |
ubottu | olskolirc: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 07:24 |
olskolirc | smooches ActionParsnip :-) | 07:24 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, king is a created command | 07:24 |
dstryr | sweet | 07:24 |
dstryr | i got it working | 07:24 |
Leroy | olskolirc: #ubuntu+1 | 07:24 |
dstryr | SSH and SFTP | 07:24 |
ibrahim-kasem | gschwepp: Anything but test right? | 07:24 |
icarus-c | ibrahim-kasem, you could use "alias jesus='sudo' " | 07:24 |
olskolirc | nobody is talking in there Leroy ActionParsnip | 07:24 |
Leroy | nice dstryr | 07:24 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: jesus is great too :) | 07:24 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: aaaah I see. | 07:24 |
ActionParsnip | olskolirc: doesn't matter, maverick is offtopic here | 07:24 |
AbhiJit | !patience | olskolirc you selected beta serverion which is not suppoorted. you are supposed to wait more | 07:24 |
ubottu | olskolirc you selected beta serverion which is not suppoorted. you are supposed to wait more: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 07:24 |
dstryr | Leroy, is ftp any faster than sftp? | 07:25 |
dstryr | sftp seems slow | 07:25 |
dstryr | like the browsing | 07:25 |
Leroy | dstryr: yes faster cause no encrytion | 07:25 |
dstryr | oh | 07:25 |
Gnea | !religion | gschwepp | 07:25 |
Leroy | dstryr: but you don't want it | 07:25 |
ubottu | gschwepp: Some topics are controversial and often end in negativity. Take care on subjects like war, race, religion, politics, gender, sexuality, drugs, potentially illegal activities and suicide. The topics are not banned; stating your position is ok, but trolling, baiting, hostility or repetition are not. If you are asked to stop, do so politely. Disputes to !appeals, please adhere to !freenode Policy and the !CodeOfConduct | 07:25 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: itismarginally, not much.ftp is very basic | 07:25 |
dstryr | Leroy, is it really unsafe to just use passwords instead of keys? | 07:25 |
Leroy | dstryr: i prob wrong person to ask that | 07:25 |
dstryr | one of the sites said he got pinged like 4000 times when he didnt have a pass key | 07:25 |
ibrahim-kasem | icarus-c: It works thank you. :D | 07:25 |
dstryr | trying to login | 07:26 |
dstryr | idk | 07:26 |
ibrahim-kasem | gschwepp: Thnx dude I did it. | 07:26 |
ejv | dstryr: depends on the ftp server, if the server is using SSL/TLS, and the strength of the cipher being used. | 07:26 |
ibrahim-kasem | !yay | ibrahim-kasem | 07:26 |
ubottu | ibrahim-kasem, please see my private message | 07:26 |
dstryr | hmm | 07:26 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: I think its fine. If you have a few clients then you could. If you have a more than 15 or so its going to be a pain | 07:26 |
dstryr | i will only have 3-4 people who need to login | 07:27 |
dstryr | so maybe ill look into keys | 07:27 |
icarus-c | alias sudo="fortune" # i like this | 07:27 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: your call. Could even disable passwords and use keys only if you felt so inclined | 07:27 |
icarus-c | so you will have to use "\sudo" for the real sudo | 07:27 |
rww | alias please="sudo" | 07:27 |
ejv | dstryr: I recommend vsftpd if you have a group of users accessing a common area; VERY simple to setup. | 07:27 |
ActionParsnip | rww: cute | 07:28 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: allow me the question why you dont just use sudo? | 07:28 |
icarus-c | gschwepp, security through obscurity :) | 07:28 |
dstryr | ejv, lol i just figured how to get ssh and sftp working and now you want me to get something else? | 07:28 |
dstryr | lol | 07:28 |
prince_jammys | it means something horrible in his native language | 07:28 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: do you hide sudo or make it unuseable? | 07:28 |
Leroy | how many uses you gonna have loggin in dstryr ? | 07:28 |
dstryr | 3 normally...5 at the most | 07:28 |
Leroy | coo | 07:29 |
dstryr | connection will be t1 though | 07:29 |
ActionParsnip | Mmmm t1 | 07:29 |
icarus-c | gschwepp, that alias "sudo" to something else. so when you just enter sudo, it will not work, but \sudo will be the original sudo | 07:29 |
Leroy | lol ActionParsnip | 07:29 |
Leroy | :) | 07:29 |
prince_jammys | "you" being you, since the alias affects only you | 07:29 |
icarus-c | you could make the alias system wide :) | 07:29 |
dstryr | does anyone know what that new wine program was that came out a year or two ago | 07:29 |
prince_jammys | so you can't sudo if you're too intoxicated to remember that | 07:30 |
ejv | dstryr: vsftpd isn't as feature filled as other projects in the wild, but it "just works"; http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-vsftpd-ftp-service-server/ | 07:30 |
dstryr | could run all the windows games and applications | 07:30 |
dstryr | you had to pay for it? | 07:30 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: in case it is for security why do you tell all here that fortune is good? :D | 07:30 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: playonlinux perhaps? | 07:30 |
dstryr | ActionParsnip, something like code..... | 07:30 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: cedega? Crossoveroffice? | 07:30 |
dstryr | cedega | 07:30 |
dstryr | Bingo | 07:30 |
dstryr | Did that get any better? | 07:30 |
FloodBot2 | dstryr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:30 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: that came out ages ago dude | 07:30 |
dstryr | yeah, has support gotten better? | 07:30 |
icarus-c | gschwepp, of course, the ideal way is to hide /usr/bin/sudo :P | 07:30 |
dstryr | that was the last time i used linux.... | 07:31 |
dstryr | when cedega first came out | 07:31 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: it has an appdb like wine does | 07:31 |
dstryr | i want to get rid of windows but im a machinist so i need a few windows programs | 07:31 |
icarus-c | mv /usr/bin/sudo /usr/bin/shutoff # :D | 07:31 |
prince_jammys | my idea is to have a file 'sudoers' that only allows certain users to sudo. maybe it'll catch on. | 07:31 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: that is weird but ok ;) | 07:31 |
Leroy | lol prince_jammys | 07:32 |
dstryr | i need autocad and featurecam ...wonder how well those would work | 07:32 |
rww | you could even make a command `visudo` to edit that file... | 07:32 |
dstryr | i need to do research on cedega | 07:32 |
icarus-c | dstryr, autocad got no Linux version, and doesn't work with Wine. so you are out of luck | 07:32 |
prince_jammys | rww: hey, wanna start this project? | 07:32 |
Leroy | doh | 07:32 |
dstryr | icarus-c, maybe in the future...they just released a mac version i think | 07:32 |
dstryr | or they are releasing soon | 07:32 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: wikipedia says june 22nd 2004 when cedega became cedega from wineX | 07:33 |
dstryr | ActionParsnip, thats how long its been since i have used linux :p | 07:34 |
dstryr | installed it again like 2 days | 07:34 |
dstryr | ago | 07:34 |
icarus-c | dstryr, mac is so different from linux | 07:34 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: not last year though, that's the date of the last release ;) | 07:34 |
ActionParsnip | !cad | 07:34 |
ActionParsnip | Bah | 07:35 |
icarus-c | but there are some free cad software | 07:35 |
Cancambo | Alright so, I am very new to Ubuntu (I just installed tonight), and I am very lost. Specifically, I am not sure what I am supposed to be doing to get my wireless card to work. I have a USR2216 desktop PCI wireless adapter, and for the life of me I just can't figure out what to do to get it to work. I am not sure if I am supposed to use ACX or NDISwrapper. | 07:35 |
icarus-c | but far from comparable to autocad | 07:35 |
ActionParsnip | dstryr: search the repos for cad apps, may find something suitable | 07:35 |
dstryr | if autocad wont work then my programming programs wont work | 07:35 |
ejv | hi Cancambo, open up a terminal, run the command "lspci -k" and paste the results to: http://paste.ubuntu.com/ | 07:36 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: pastebin plz you ifconfig output | 07:36 |
ejv | that too ;) | 07:36 |
guest | rohit | 07:36 |
Cancambo | Ok 1 sec | 07:36 |
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Leroy | Cancambo: welcome to #dstryr | 07:36 |
gschwepp | ejv: ;) sweet. i like how different people start handeling problems :) | 07:37 |
Leroy | ;) | 07:37 |
comtech | how to install vypress chat | 07:37 |
comtech | pls help me how to install vypress chat | 07:37 |
ejv | i rarely use ubuntu ever, too, aint that a riot gschwepp ;) | 07:37 |
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Leroy | ejv: what is your distro of choice? | 07:37 |
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ejv | you can ask me in #ubuntu-offtopic ;) | 07:37 |
Leroy | word. i think i should join there anyways. :P | 07:38 |
Cancambo | Umm, I am not sure how to copy/paste out of cmd :/ | 07:38 |
Leroy | Cancambo: highlight, then use edit copy | 07:38 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: mark it right click copy and paste | 07:39 |
ejv | you have a mouse, right Cancambo ? highlight the output, right click, copy, go into your browser, paste. Submit and give us the resulting link. | 07:39 |
icarus-c | comtech, apparently there is a linux clone of vypress chat called trix | 07:39 |
icarus-c | comtech, and vyqchat too | 07:39 |
debuggerboy | how can I reduce the font size of console screen in ubuntu desktop? Just like ubuntu server? | 07:40 |
debuggerboy | I tried using sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup | 07:40 |
Cancambo | Ok, well everythime I right click the highlight goes away, but I don't think this willg et anywhere sicne typing in IP config is returning my ethernet settings :/ | 07:40 |
debuggerboy | but its not giving the same effect of ubuntu-server | 07:41 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: yeah we wanna see if there is a wlan config as well | 07:41 |
ejv | Cancambo: ifconfig -a | 07:41 |
Cancambo | It returns my IP of 192.168.10.102, 192.168.10.1, and 255.255.255.0 | 07:41 |
ejv | Cancambo: and I also asked for lscpi -k :p | 07:42 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: please use pastebin it is much better than pasting it here | 07:42 |
Cancambo | Everytime i right click it though the highlight jsut disappears | 07:42 |
Cancambo | Sorry :| | 07:43 |
ejv | Cancambo: ok run "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" | 07:43 |
Cancambo | Is that a windows or ubuntu command? I am on Windows atm because I can't acess the internet on Ubuntu | 07:43 |
ejv | Cancambo: doh! | 07:44 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: you need to do all this in ubuntu ;) | 07:44 |
ejv | Cancambo: that explains your copy/paste "issue"; you should have told us that. | 07:44 |
Leroy | :) | 07:44 |
Cancambo | Oh sorry, I knew what "ipconfig" was for Windows | 07:45 |
Cancambo | I am on my windows atm since I can access the internet here | 07:45 |
ejv | Cancambo: can you work on your ubuntu system and access IRC simultaneously? | 07:45 |
Cancambo | No, it is on the same computer | 07:45 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: ;) i said ifconfig not ipconfi i think | 07:45 |
icarus-c | Cancambo, so you got a line like "inet addr:192.168.10.102 " from the output of "ifconfig" on ubuntu ? | 07:46 |
Cancambo | But, I have a second HDD, so I can get any programs I need on windows | 07:46 |
Cancambo | And grab them off the other HDD | 07:46 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: he is in windows :) | 07:46 |
Cancambo | in ubuntu | 07:46 |
icarus-c | gschwepp, <Cancambo> It returns my IP of 192.168.10.102, 192.168.10.1, and 255.255.255.0 | 07:46 |
ejv | Cancambo: well it's important that we see what the linux kernel "thinks" you have for a wireless adapter. | 07:46 |
icarus-c | when he was told to ifconfig -a | 07:46 |
Cancambo | Alright, I'll makea text file of the commands I need to run | 07:46 |
Cancambo | And then run them in Ubuntu | 07:46 |
icarus-c | Cancambo, um..... but you know what, you got no internet on ubuntu so you can't tell us | 07:47 |
gschwepp | icarus-c: 08:45 < Cancambo> Oh sorry, I knew what "ipconfig" was for Windows | 07:47 |
gschwepp | 08:45 < Cancambo> I am on my windows atm since I can access the internet here | 07:47 |
Cancambo | I can come back on WIndows | 07:47 |
Cancambo | tIt will take time, but I can just keep restarting and switching OSes | 07:47 |
Cancambo | It* | 07:47 |
Cancambo | So, run ipconfig, anything else? | 07:48 |
icarus-c | ifconfig | 07:48 |
ejv | Cancambo: lspci -k, ifconfig -a, and dmesg | 07:48 |
gschwepp | Cancambo: ifconfig | 07:48 |
gschwepp | copy all to a file and paste bin it with windows! | 07:48 |
Cancambo | Sorry | 07:48 |
Cancambo | ifconfig*, my brain was just filling in "ip" | 07:48 |
gschwepp | ipconfig is wrong os ;) | 07:48 |
Cancambo | Since I am used to that term | 07:48 |
icarus-c | is it possible to get a wired connection? that is so much easier | 07:48 |
Cancambo | Sadly, no | 07:49 |
icarus-c | at least temporarily for seeking help to solve the problem | 07:49 |
Cancambo | I am far away from the modem | 07:49 |
Cancambo | I'd love to have a waried connection, but that isn;t possible | 07:49 |
Cancambo | tI am upstairs, across the house frm the modem and my dad placed the modem on top of a dreser | 07:50 |
Cancambo | It is pretty much hugging the ceiling | 07:50 |
gschwepp | ok. Cancambo copy the output of al this lspci -k, ifconfig, dmesg into a file | 07:50 |
Cancambo | Ok, will do | 07:50 |
gschwepp | and post it on pastebin and sen dus a link | 07:50 |
Cancambo | Going to switch to Ubuntu | 07:50 |
Cancambo | See you again in a few | 07:50 |
dstryr | leroy, you still around? | 07:51 |
dstryr | have a quick question? | 07:51 |
Leroy | dstryr: yeah, i lurkin. what up mang? | 07:51 |
dstryr | i thought that the only way to use the ftp was to have ssh connected? | 07:51 |
icarus-c | Cancambo, basically what you need to do is, check if device is ready with ifconfig. if not, see if the driver/device is functioning with lspci/dmesg | 07:51 |
dstryr | i closed the ssh but still transfered a file via sftp | 07:51 |
Leroy | yeah, you don't have 2 keep the ssh shell open dstryr | 07:52 |
dstryr | if i close putty...doesnt the connection shut down? | 07:52 |
dstryr | or do i not need putty if im doing sftp? | 07:52 |
dstryr | im confused | 07:52 |
Leroy | if you use top or htop you can see what is going on on server end. check it out dstryr | 07:52 |
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Leroy | no, you don't need putty to sftp dstryr | 07:53 |
dstryr | oh | 07:53 |
dstryr | whats the point of putty then? | 07:53 |
Leroy | putty is to get shell access for cli | 07:53 |
codebreaker | hi all | 07:53 |
dstryr | can you start a gnome process through putty? | 07:53 |
Leroy | dstryr: so you don't have to type directly into console. remote console | 07:53 |
dstryr | like so i can have a gui? | 07:53 |
Leroy | there are ways to run x over sshd yes. but i'm not familure with them | 07:54 |
codebreaker | version | 07:54 |
mr_lou | Hello all. I need some support with Ubuntu Server, and getting Freetype to work with GDLib (for PHP). Can anyone guide me to a channel, or can someone in here help me? | 07:55 |
Gnea | !server | 07:55 |
ubottu | Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is !Lucid (Lucid Lynx 10.04) - More info: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition - Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ - Support in #ubuntu-server | 07:55 |
dugger5688 | mr_lou #ubuntu-server | 07:55 |
gschwepp | im off bye | 07:55 |
mr_lou | Ah right, thanks dugger5688 | 07:56 |
ejv | dstryr: this is a support channel for Ubuntu, not a general, linux basics channel, move it on over to #ubuntu-offtopic please. :) | 07:56 |
dstryr | sry | 07:56 |
dstryr | bustin my balls lol | 07:57 |
dstryr | thanks for the help everyone though | 07:57 |
dstryr | i really appreciate it | 07:57 |
Leroy | np dstryr you the man. ;) | 07:58 |
Leroy | linux! | 07:58 |
ejv | no foul, just /join #ubuntu-offtopic and continue with any concerns you may have. | 07:58 |
icarus-c | dstryr, ssh support X11 forwarding. that means you can run GUI apps through ssh | 08:02 |
el_seano | does anybody know of a good tutorial or something for wpa_cli? | 08:02 |
icarus-c | dstryr, on Unix-like OS, use "ssh -X" on windows you need putty + xming | 08:02 |
Slartibart | When I run pm-hibernate the harddrive runs for a little while and the screen goes black, as it's supposed to. But the computer won't shut down, instead the screen comes back on again, perhaps a minute later. Anyone knows why? | 08:05 |
Slartibart | Bug? Or do I have some auto wakeup setting that I don't know where to check for? | 08:06 |
icarus-c | Slartibart, have you add a "resume=" option to kernel parameter? | 08:06 |
icarus-c | Slartibart, oh, and dmesg would tell you what happened during hibernation | 08:06 |
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icarus-c | Slartibart, but you need a swap (file/partition), and "resume=" kernel option | 08:07 |
Cancambo | Alright, because I am an idiot, I dodn't get all commands. I did get ifconfig and another one that I don't remember: http://pastebin.com/TKnwNasf | 08:07 |
rahul | kl | 08:08 |
Slartibart | icarus-c: Checking | 08:08 |
rahul | hey | 08:09 |
icarus-c | Cancambo, have you tried searching for acx package ? | 08:09 |
Cancambo | I've seen that and NDISwrapper, but I got totally confused as to what to use. | 08:09 |
Cancambo | Especially since I have to switch between Ubuntu/Windows each time | 08:10 |
icarus-c | Cancambo, try the acx native driver first. if nothing work, use ndiswrapper/windows driver | 08:11 |
icarus-c | make ndiswrapper as a last resort | 08:11 |
Cancambo | Alright, I'll look for isntructions on how to use ACX | 08:11 |
ecolitan | in ubuntu what groups does a user need to belong to in order to be able to automount a usb stick | 08:13 |
sunson | i'd like to run a custom apt repository that contains architecture neutral packages (basically, for our production system, we'd like some platform-independent binary-data 'feeds' that we'd like to use debs for pushing) | 08:13 |
sunson | now, the repo's Release file says only "binary-all" for architecture but when I do apt-get update from a client machine which uses this repo, the client tries to fetch for my client's architecture | 08:13 |
sunson | ie., tries to fetch http://x.x.x.x/feeds/dists/prod/binary-amd64 instead of .../binary-all. what am I doing wrong? | 08:13 |
bhaveshvala | socket: Too many open files (24) error | 08:14 |
bhaveshvala | i have tried ulimit -n to increase file open limit still no luck | 08:14 |
ernie | serious question: i am not sure what´s better for me :Ubuntu or Debian ? I ´m looking for a absolutely stable operating system ! | 08:14 |
mtx_init | ernie: centos or debian or pretty darn stable | 08:14 |
c3l | how do I encrypt my entire file system? what tools is recommended? | 08:15 |
mtx_init | c3l: truecrypt or luks | 08:15 |
Leroy | truecrypt | 08:15 |
c3l | okay, thanks :) | 08:15 |
mtx_init | just make sure your swap is also encrypted c31, thats what most people overlook when they get caught with the cp | 08:16 |
mtx_init | then they dun goofed | 08:16 |
c3l | mtx_init: oh, thanks! but why isnt truecrypt in the repos? | 08:16 |
ernie | mtx_init: Isn´t ubuntu that stable than debian!? | 08:17 |
Cancambo | So, in 10.04, ACX is already in it? i have to disable NetworkManager to get the driver to work though? | 08:17 |
mtx_init | ernie: Ubuntu is more eccentric, if you will. More cutting edge | 08:17 |
mtx_init | c3l: not really sure, but its easy to install from their website | 08:17 |
Cancambo | I am getting really lost | 08:18 |
blakkheim | c3l: because of the license | 08:18 |
mtx_init | c3l: likely some form of licensing jive | 08:18 |
c3l | mtx_init: blakkheim: so its not free software? | 08:18 |
blakkheim | c3l: depends on who you ask | 08:18 |
Samer_kh | hi all | 08:18 |
mtx_init | c3l: It is free, but I think its just not under the GNU license. Who knows though. Its a quality piece of software. | 08:19 |
blakkheim | c3l: the source code is available but it has a custom license | 08:19 |
c3l | blakkheim: still tryecrypt is the recommended software by the community? | 08:19 |
mtx_init | or luks | 08:19 |
mtx_init | which is a lot harder to use | 08:19 |
blakkheim | c3l: i like cryptsetup+LUKS for OS encryption and truecrypt for other stuff | 08:19 |
ernie | mtx_init: i know but if i want to use debian with the same hardware support than ubuntu i have the older kernel in the stable debian release, suppopsed to use the backports... to get everything work fine . what do u think ? better using the stable 10.04 or lenny??? | 08:21 |
c3l | blakkheim: hm I see. what the best way to encrypt my entire system? would it be best to do that at install, I have no problem with reinstalling, will do that in a couple of days when 10.10 goes stable anyways | 08:21 |
blakkheim | c3l: to encrypt your os, yeah you need a reinstall and i'd use cryptsetup+LUKS for that | 08:21 |
pksadiq | c3l mcrypt also works, I feel | 08:21 |
c3l | blakkheim: also, I have loads of external drives too. those are easy to encrypt with truecrypt, and then when plugging them in, you will need to enter the passphrase? what about internal extra harddrives. how should I encrypt those the best way? | 08:22 |
mtx_init | ernie: Most folks use Ubuntu with no difficulty, they use it for years and its perfect. But even with that being said, Debian is more stable and centos even more so. Ubuntu is nicer to use, and you likely wont have much trouble | 08:22 |
blakkheim | c3l: for the externals i use truecrypt, you plug them in and open truecrypt and enter the pass/key | 08:22 |
blakkheim | c3l: it's really up to you which one you want to use | 08:23 |
c3l | blakkheim: ok, thanks. could you point me to some guide or similar on how that process is done? im new to encryptions efc. | 08:23 |
blakkheim | c3l: well you plug the drive in, open truecrypt, select the drive, mount it, it asks for the password and/or keyfile and that's it | 08:23 |
haymaker | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/642518/+editstatus so this is confusing me, it says fix release but I haven't noticed any difference? will it be fixed in Maverick? | 08:24 |
ernie | mtx_init: yes i don´t wanna have any trouble so i will take a look at centos... | 08:24 |
c3l | blakkheim: yeah, thats hopefully not that troublesome, I was thinking more about encrypting the full system | 08:24 |
mtx_init | ernie: centos is basically Red Hat enterprise linux and it meant to be stable for business reasons, lots of testing. | 08:25 |
van7hu | hey,could anyone what does "tar chof - $tardir"command do | 08:26 |
van7hu | hey,could anyone explain me what does "tar chof - $tardir"command do ? | 08:26 |
blakkheim | van7hu: man tar | 08:27 |
haymaker | does anyone spend a lot of time on launchpad? | 08:27 |
ernie | mtx_init: i want to install it on my netbook. Is it possible to boot from an usb stick in live mode??? | 08:28 |
mtx_init | ernie: http://wiki.centos.org/Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOSLiveCD5.5 , not exactly sure how to do it via a usb | 08:29 |
xxfog | Hi guys | 08:31 |
ernie | mtx_init: ok i will give it a try! | 08:31 |
xxfog | my name is Steffan and I need some help. A friend of me has a Server for his company. | 08:32 |
mtx_init | ernie: centos has its own channel if you are interested. But since these are all free, feel free to try them and choose which one you like best. | 08:32 |
xxfog | It is/was mainly used as a Sambar Server to save files (photoshop, Adobe illustrator, office-files (bills etc.) - the server crashed somehow and it just shows "grub rescue"-promt if I start it | 08:33 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Does it have more than one hard drive? | 08:34 |
xxfog | I am not sure (because I did not set up the server) but I think it is ubuntu 10.04 installed on it - it has one 750GB Samsung HDD | 08:34 |
ernie | mtx_init: thank u, i will ask for help in the centos channel ... maybe anyone knows how to get it on a stick, since then google wil be my friend | 08:34 |
xxfog | If I use ultimateboot-disk and start PartedMagic (Live-Linux) it shows me several partitions but i am not able to mount it | 08:35 |
Cancambo | I am completely lost on how to install/enable acx on Ubuntu. :/ | 08:35 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: it has just ONE drive :-( - no raid system or something - there is (i feel shame to say) no backup f the data | 08:36 |
mtx_init | ernie: great gl. | 08:36 |
numan | hello ladies and gentelman i have a big problem with my HP 6735s notebook its using broadcom 4322 wireless ethernet.. | 08:36 |
numan | its working very slow | 08:36 |
manfredrasta | Hi guys, does anybody have information about the latest linux driver for my old laptop's vga? It's an old Trident CyberBlade XP coming integrated in a Toshiba Stellite Pro 4600 with Pentium 3? Actually it works fine both in GNOME and LDE but got a slow response if I navigate through the desktops and while watching movies... | 08:36 |
welkin | hello | 08:37 |
numan | hello | 08:37 |
c3l | !hi | 08:37 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Could you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt? | 08:37 |
numan | is anyone using broadcom 4322 wireless card | 08:38 |
cyberbob | hi all | 08:38 |
cyberbob | I have a problem while installing ubuntu 64bit or even 32bit on my machine | 08:39 |
numan | what is your problem cyber bob | 08:39 |
numan | how may i help you | 08:39 |
numan | i installed many times | 08:39 |
numan | :) | 08:39 |
cyberbob | machine is HP Compaq Desktop dc5750 AMD Athlon X2 4200+ | 08:39 |
cyberbob | when i select install and press enter | 08:39 |
numan | hmm. | 08:39 |
cyberbob | log is appeared and hold on for a while than nothing just a black out | 08:40 |
numan | hmm.. | 08:40 |
cyberbob | press esc. shows error messg something like this | 08:40 |
numan | ok | 08:40 |
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numan | did you try with usb installation | 08:40 |
cyberbob | logo* | 08:40 |
el_seano | cyberbob: are you installing from CD? Or USB? | 08:40 |
cyberbob | no i did'nt | 08:40 |
numan | and which version | 08:40 |
cyberbob | I am installing it from DVD(rw) | 08:41 |
cyberbob | it is SATA SuperMulti LightScribe | 08:41 |
pksadiq | cyberbob, installing inside wiundows? | 08:41 |
pksadiq | windows* | 08:41 |
cyberbob | the latest one i have downloaded | 08:42 |
welkin | what the different between 'apt-get' and 'apt-cache'command? | 08:42 |
numan | ok | 08:42 |
Jordan_U | welkin: apt-get installs / removes packages. apt-cache gives information about installed and available packages. | 08:43 |
pksadiq | !apt-cache | 08:43 |
cyberbob | http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download | 08:43 |
numan | cyberbob : make a installation usb disc with unetbooting | 08:43 |
numan | cyberbob : make a installation usb disc with unetbootin | 08:43 |
numan | cyberbob: second case.. if you download a cd from torrent sharing you have to validate with md5 value | 08:44 |
manfredrasta | Hi guys, does anybody have information about the latest linux driver for my old laptop's vga? It's an old Trident CyberBlade XP coming integrated in a Toshiba Stellite Pro 4600 with Pentium 3? Actually it works fine both in LDE but got a slow response if I navigate through the desktops and while watching movies... | 08:45 |
cyberbob | no i have downloaded it directly | 08:45 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: I try wait please | 08:45 |
numan | ok | 08:45 |
cyberbob | thx a lot numan | 08:45 |
numan | cyberbob please make an installation usb stick. | 08:45 |
numan | then try agan. | 08:46 |
numan | :) | 08:46 |
numan | you are wellcome. | 08:46 |
welkin | Jordan_U: thanks,I know | 08:47 |
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* mesees welcomes himself | 08:49 | |
mickster04 | hey is it possible to get an entirely automatic update without me needing to interact with the pc | 08:49 |
pksadiq | mesees V R here 2 Welcome U, :) | 08:50 |
crimsonmane | for Ubuntu, does there exist an Appendix detailing every every error msg that can be produced? | 08:50 |
mickster04 | if i set up a friends pc I don't want them to worry about updates and i don't wanna do it myself even remote. so i want it to just do stable updates entirely itself | 08:50 |
computerium | hello mickster : | 08:51 |
mickster04 | computerium: hey:) | 08:51 |
urna | crimsonmane: you could give cron-apt a try if it still exists | 08:51 |
mickster04 | !tab | computerium: | 08:51 |
ubottu | computerium:: You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 08:51 |
urna | err | 08:51 |
urna | mickster04: ^^ | 08:51 |
mickster04 | urna: ? | 08:51 |
crimsonmane | Mickster04, you and your friend are better off through education. my opinion is they should learn at least how to do updates | 08:51 |
crimsonmane | Urna: thanks i'm sorry i forgot to specify that i've not successfully installed ubuntu | 08:51 |
Jordan_U | crimsonmane: No, no such appendix exists. | 08:52 |
urna | mickster04: give cron-apt a try | 08:52 |
urna | crimsonmane: I didn't mean to talk to you, sorry | 08:52 |
crimsonmane | lol np | 08:52 |
computerium | you can do it with a giving sudo withouth password permission in /etc/sudoers file | 08:52 |
mickster04 | crimsonmane: well when i sayu my friend. I mean a pc that is in an open domain. as in lots of non experienced users. i don't wanna have to keep going back to maintain it. | 08:52 |
mickster04 | urna: ok ta | 08:52 |
computerium | and you have to add new job in crond job list | 08:52 |
mesees | do you really have to "maintain" an ubuntu install? | 08:53 |
computerium | you can do it with a giving sudo withouth password permission in /etc/sudoers file for apt-get | 08:53 |
ceil | mesees: no OS is perfect | 08:53 |
Jordan_U | crimsonmane: You'd have to look at the documentation of whatever program threw the error (or google the error message) and many projects unfortunately don't document the meaning of all their error messages. | 08:53 |
crimsonmane | the issue is Ubuntu won't install. it says it cannot write to filesystem.sharefs or something to that effect. | 08:54 |
crimsonmane | i'm aiming to have it as sole OS | 08:54 |
Jordan_U | mesees: Not in my experience, no. But I may just be lucky. | 08:54 |
mesees | Jordan_U, i just guess if you are throwing it on someone elses machine they are fairly low maintenance | 08:54 |
mickster04 | mesees: there are often updates | 08:54 |
ceil | Jordan_U: i haven't been near as lucky in my experience with ubuntu :) | 08:54 |
ceil | (i've been doin' okay with debian, though) | 08:55 |
crimsonmane | what is debian? | 08:55 |
ceil | crimsonmane: ubuntu's daddy distro | 08:55 |
AbhiJit | ahh | 08:55 |
blakkheim | 1debian | 08:55 |
mickster04 | !debian | 08:55 |
ubottu | Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/i386/what-is-debian.html - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu! | 08:55 |
blakkheim | !debian | 08:55 |
ceil | ubuntu is a derivative of debian | 08:55 |
mickster04 | crimsonmane: you troll :P | 08:55 |
AbhiJit | crimsonmane, see debian.org | 08:55 |
mesees | i know i tried to install about 2 years ago and it was the worst experience of my life...tried again 2 weeks ago and things could not have been smoother - im in love | 08:55 |
computerium | crimsonmane: | 08:55 |
ceil | mesees: been a coupla years since i tried ubuntu. i hope it's gotten better since then, cos it was a nightmare back then :p | 08:56 |
ceil | particularly dist-upgrade | 08:56 |
maedox | I have a weird index.cgi issue. They now all show as plaintext in the browser after I upgraded from Hardy LTS -> Lucid LTS. Everything checks out, +ExecCGI, perl -c = Syntax OK, files are executable, owned by www-data, nothing in the logs. Any ideas? | 08:56 |
skumara | is there any way i can configure a shortcut key that when pressed it will minimise all windows and show only a desktop? | 08:57 |
mickster04 | ceil: i presonally don't think dist-upgrade ever works:P ut concidering you can try and other os's don't give you the chance...or at least they work quite badly (worse than ubuntu) | 08:57 |
mesees | man, now im scared to ever update | 08:57 |
nearst | im stay wit karmic.. its better | 08:57 |
ceil | mickster04: like i said, i haven't really had a problem with debian, even when i install a barebones system from netinst and apt-get everything including X and sudo :p | 08:58 |
ibrahim-kasem | skumara: Yes, go to System > preferences > keyboard shortcuts. | 08:58 |
ceil | mickster04: also, lots of distros have livecds now :) | 08:58 |
mickster04 | ceil: which? | 08:58 |
gabriel | Hello all. Is selinux enabled by default on ubuntu 10.04 ? | 08:58 |
mesees | whats the linuz market share of distros? im too lazy to google | 08:58 |
ceil | mickster04: mint, knoppix, i think fedora's got a livecd. zenwalk. mepis. | 08:59 |
nearst | agree | 08:59 |
computerium | gabriel: you can find in www.distrowatch.com | 08:59 |
ceil | ubuntu's not the first distro with a livecd, and certainly not the only one :p | 08:59 |
skumara | ibrahim-kasem, tq | 08:59 |
pksadiq | ubottu: hi | 09:00 |
zipp0 | hello everyone | 09:00 |
pksadiq | zipp0: Hello | 09:00 |
ceil | dia duit | 09:00 |
zipp0 | now i have a file lightning-1.0b2-tb-linux.xpi (add-on for thunderbird), how can i install it via terminal? | 09:00 |
crimsonmane | the naming conventions for the open-source projects look like spaghetti to me... i'm trying to focus on just getting Ubuntu to install ... it's hard for me to tell what is newer, what is older, what supports more variety of hardware, etc. | 09:00 |
scottj | Is there an easy way to get one of those ridiculously long x11 font strings without using the horrible xfontsel? I just want to pick the fontname and the size and have it give me all that other crap | 09:01 |
mesees | is it bad when you are awake to see world markets open and you have to be at work for US market open? | 09:01 |
pksadiq | zipp0: just right click on the xpi file open with firefox | 09:01 |
mickster04 | ceil: i meant windows/ mac... | 09:01 |
ceil | crimsonmane: Ubuntu names have been pretty much alphabetical since Dapper Drake. i think Lucid Lynx is current (version 10.04) | 09:01 |
pksadiq | zipp0: may be for you thunderbird | 09:01 |
zipp0 | pksadiq: i'm connecting via ssh | 09:01 |
crimsonmane | 10.10 is available | 09:01 |
ceil | mickster04: oh. yeah, they suck :p | 09:01 |
the_german | zipp0: from within your thunderbird! | 09:01 |
mickster04 | ceil: :D | 09:01 |
zipp0 | pksadiq: so i cannot use GUI | 09:02 |
ceil | crimsonmane: it's been released, or is it still beta? | 09:02 |
crimsonmane | it's release candidate now | 09:02 |
mickster04 | crimsonmane: yeah not quite ready | 09:02 |
ceil | ah | 09:02 |
mickster04 | crimsonmane: wait four days:p | 09:02 |
crimsonmane | what's going to change in 4 days? | 09:02 |
mesees | may be a dumb question but what changes from 10.04 to 10.1? | 09:02 |
ceil | official release | 09:02 |
pksadiq | zipp0: type firfox blabla.xpi in terminal, | 09:02 |
pksadiq | zipp0: blabla is your file name :) | 09:03 |
ceil | mesees: it's 10.10. ubuntu versions are YEAR.MONTH, it's not just incremental like that | 09:03 |
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crimsonmane | so its like opening a store for a month before having the official Grand Opening, even though nothing has changed... | 09:03 |
zipp0 | pksadiq: firefox? i need install that addon for thunderbird | 09:03 |
zipp0 | :-/ | 09:03 |
mickster04 | mesees: mostly plain updates. a few changes in default programs | 09:03 |
ceil | crimsonmane: there might be last minute bug fixes or something | 09:03 |
mesees | mickster04, interesting, so much to learn | 09:03 |
crimsonmane | yeah that's true. like my little issue | 09:04 |
ceil | mickster04: they put the close buttons back on the right? :p | 09:04 |
pksadiq | zipp0: wait, let me check the exe name of thunderbird | 09:04 |
crimsonmane | i wonder if the jumper on the HD is on slave... just thought of it and its the last thing i can think of :( | 09:04 |
mickster04 | mesees: yeah there will be loads of changes in drivers/system changes, kernel updates, and new programs added to the ubuntu setup and some removed. also visual changes. like new/different backgrounds 4etd | 09:04 |
mickster04 | ceil: i doubt it | 09:04 |
el_seano | it's not that hard to change the button orientation | 09:05 |
ceil | el_seano: i kid | 09:05 |
zipp0 | pksadiq: thanks :D | 09:05 |
* el_seano does a little dance. | 09:05 | |
ceil | el_seano: wouldn't effect me even if i did use ubuntu, cos i don't use gnome :p | 09:05 |
crimsonmane | !gnome | 09:05 |
ubottu | GNOME is the default !desktop environment on Ubuntu. To install it from Kubuntu or Xubuntu, type « sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » in a !terminal. | 09:05 |
pksadiq | zipp0: thunderbird that's all | 09:05 |
el_seano | heh, ubottu. | 09:06 |
el_seano | !fluxbox | 09:06 |
ubottu | fluxbox is a lightweight and responsive window manager for GNU/Linux. For how to set it up and more information see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox | 09:06 |
ceil | !e16 | 09:06 |
ceil | !enlightenment | 09:06 |
ubottu | Enlightenment (or "E") is a window manager for X, providing a useful, and good looking graphical shell in which to work. E17 is the current development version. | 09:06 |
mickster04 | there is lubuntu, that uses lxde? isn't there also lcfe? what are major differences, acn soimeone point me to a comparison | 09:06 |
ceil | :3 | 09:06 |
nearst | im run gnome + openboz | 09:06 |
crimsonmane | !x | 09:06 |
ubottu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 09:06 |
nearst | !openbox | 09:06 |
ubottu | openbox is a lightweight window manager. For instructions and more information see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Openbox | 09:06 |
the_german | xmonad...most genius WM IMHO | 09:06 |
pksadiq | zipp0: I thoush it was something different because it show no result but later I got, thunderbird is not installed on my system | 09:06 |
pksadiq | thought8 | 09:06 |
pksadiq | thought** | 09:06 |
ceil | the_german: tiling type, ain't it? | 09:07 |
el_seano | the_german: isn't xmonad configured with Haskell? | 09:07 |
the_german | ceil: yeah...1000 lines of haskell :-) ... | 09:07 |
ceil | heh | 09:07 |
crimsonmane | there's a ton to get used to with ubuntu and open source software. is there a side-by-side comparison chart somehwere? | 09:07 |
ceil | the_german: if it's all the same to you, i'll stick with e16 :p | 09:07 |
zipp0 | pksadiq: so, if i install that addon for firefox, i just type firefox lightning-1.0b2-tb-linux.xpi ? | 09:07 |
el_seano | the_german: boof, I don't have the patience to learn another language right now. | 09:07 |
fuffal0 | i've got a problem where every few weeks i've got to reboot my system because the swap fills up, how do i monitor what's causing this | 09:07 |
mickster04 | zipp0: if you can't get a ui firefox isn't gonna work? | 09:08 |
the_german | el_seano: I didnt know haskell when I started with it, but the documentation is really good and will get you started easily | 09:08 |
abe | :D | 09:08 |
el_seano | the_german: maybe over christmas break. | 09:08 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/507081/ | 09:08 |
abe | heyy all , | 09:08 |
mickster04 | fuffal0: use the system monitor to see what program is using the most ram? | 09:08 |
the_german | el_seano: Anyways i just think KDE and Gnome are becoming too bloated | 09:09 |
ceil | the_german: becoming? :p | 09:09 |
zipp0 | mickster04: what do you mean? | 09:09 |
el_seano | yeah, I couldn't argue that point. | 09:09 |
ecolitan | from the terminal, how can I send messages to users logged in with gnome? | 09:09 |
the_german | ceil: well it is worse on ubuntu then in other distris cause the change sooo munch especially on gnome | 09:09 |
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ceil | the_german: true, true | 09:09 |
the_german | ceil: it is not that bad on fedora e.g. | 09:09 |
mickster04 | zipp0: well running firefox -something- will try to load firefox. if you are in ssh and haven't set up x-forwarding it won't show you anything | 09:09 |
ceil | i don't even like debian's flavour of gnome | 09:10 |
el_seano | we should just uninstall our DEs and work from the CLI. | 09:10 |
robinatw | hello, everybody, i am a newer to come here. | 09:10 |
ceil | the_german: been a few years since i've seen ubuntu's version, but i can't imagine it's improved much | 09:10 |
mickster04 | !libnotify | ecolitan | 09:10 |
ceil | especially with the addition of compiz and such | 09:10 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: gparted shows me /dev/sda1 (ext2) , /dev/sda3/ (extended with /dev/sda5 (lvm2) inside and /dev/sda2/ (swap) | 09:10 |
mickster04 | ecolitan: i think that will work eitherway | 09:10 |
ecolitan | mickster04: thanks | 09:10 |
mickster04 | ecolitan: they have to be in the UI tho | 09:10 |
the_german | el_seano: AMEN...i use ncmpc as musikplayer, shell-fm for last.fm, bashburn, etc. ... :-) | 09:10 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: but i am not able to mount the sda5 were all the data is on | 09:11 |
the_german | ceil: no it is getting worse with every release | 09:11 |
el_seano | haha, I'm such an ncurses junkie. | 09:11 |
icarus-c | xxfog, so your sda5 is a LVM? | 09:11 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: yes | 09:11 |
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xxfog | icarus-c: yes | 09:11 |
icarus-c | xxfog, you have to mount the LVM device, not /dev/sda5 itself | 09:11 |
the_german | ceil: But with Gnome 3 I will drop it alltogether | 09:11 |
ceil | el_seano: i keep an xterm running screen up at all times :p i chat in irssi and play music and movies with mplayer from bash. i don't even have a gui file manager installed | 09:11 |
ecolitan | mickster04: i need some kind of popup box, i want to reboot the box and they should close thier work, dont want to have to call with phone | 09:11 |
icarus-c | xxfog, iirc they are in /dev/mapper | 09:11 |
ceil | el_seano: but i need google chrome, so no lynx/links/w3m for me :p | 09:12 |
the_german | ceil: Me too :-) but I use ncmpc as player | 09:12 |
mickster04 | ecolitan: libnotify should work for that | 09:12 |
xxfog | icarus-c: so how can I mount them ? | 09:12 |
mesees | anyone use any health/workout/weight tracking software for linux? | 09:12 |
j0d0 | When an external monitor was plugged into my laptop, I could no longer boot into ubuntu. Can someone tell me what file I have to change to get the laptop to boot properly. | 09:12 |
mickster04 | ecolitan: if they are using gnome i think that should work | 09:12 |
ceil | the_german: i used to use that. i just got too lazy, so i just play music an album at a time through mplayer :p | 09:12 |
icarus-c | xxfog, is it something like ?/dev/mapper/VolumeGroup/Logical volume | 09:12 |
el_seano | ceil: don't get me wrong, i love my chrome, but I really want to learn how to use w3m/elinks/lynx effectively. | 09:12 |
crimsonmane | lol mesees, i use Excel for that | 09:12 |
icarus-c | xxfog, or VolumeGroup-LogicalVolume | 09:13 |
el_seano | never know when you have to ssh into a server and look something up online on the fly. | 09:13 |
el_seano | :D | 09:13 |
the_german | ceil: lol...CLI is just badass ...and a musicplayer which needs 512kb of RAM is incredible | 09:13 |
mickster04 | ecolitan: it might be osd-notify | 09:13 |
mesees | crimsonmane, ive gone there but looking for something a bit more comprehensive | 09:13 |
ceil | el_seano: i know enough about lynx to find help forums or something on the rare occasion i break X, so i'm good :p | 09:13 |
c3l | el_seano: get the vimperator addon for firefox instead | 09:13 |
icarus-c | xxfog, so you would mount the logical volume. (the volumeGroup & LogicalVoulme name depends on your setup | 09:13 |
kk9822 | hi | 09:13 |
XDS | any of you guys know perl ? | 09:13 |
ecolitan | mickster04: i'll check it out, thanks | 09:13 |
KindOne | XDS: try #perl | 09:14 |
crimsonmane | mesees i guess it depends on the type of results you are looking for | 09:14 |
xxfog | icarus-c: i am sorry but i normaly don`t administrate linux so I have to try it out | 09:14 |
icarus-c | xxfog, what is in /dev/mapper | 09:14 |
ceil | the_german: yeh, but i got tired of updating the whole db whenever i got new music (which i do frequently) | 09:14 |
kk9822 | can any one tell what is the type of connection we use in ubuntu 10.04 | 09:14 |
crimsonmane | IPv6 ? | 09:14 |
xxfog | icarus-c: there is control and data-samba | 09:14 |
el_seano | c3l: I can't bring myself to use firefox anymore. I'm addicted to sensation of instantaneousness I get from chrome (even though I know the benchmarks don't put them that far apart) | 09:14 |
ceil | the_german: mplayer i can just play what i have immediately. i need instant gratification :p | 09:14 |
Guest34618 | Hello ! I've got a big problem, I want to install ubuntu on a sata disc, but it shows my ide disk (with winthing) as "sdb" instead of "sda". How canI invert the sda and sdb drives before I can install (cause I think that winthing will not stand to be on sdb drive...) I'm on a live session (10.04.1 64b), and my motherboard is a rs482-M. I've found nothing in the bios... Help ! Thanks. | 09:15 |
kk9822 | like primary 80 or 4014 or secondary 80 or 4014 or web service | 09:15 |
icarus-c | xxfog, looks like /dev/mapper/data-samba is your boy | 09:15 |
icarus-c | xxfog, try to mount it | 09:15 |
the_german | ceil: True...I give you that but it is pretty fast anyways so i can live with that...I just like the old UNIX principle...one program for one task that does this task extremely great | 09:15 |
kk9822 | or pdsn 80 4014 or sdsn 80 or 4014 pl help me | 09:15 |
crimsonmane | Guest34618, enter the bios and select which drive is the primary, or pull the plug on the drive you dont want as the primary and install that way | 09:15 |
c3l | el_seano: I was thinking the same until I found vimperator. if you like controlling your browser from the keyboard, and if you like vim, vimperator is a must have :) | 09:15 |
xxfog | icarus-c: so I have to type " mount /media/test /dev/mapper/data-samba ? | 09:15 |
ceil | the_german: it's not fast enough with my 13.000+ mp3s :p i do agree it's an awesome player tho | 09:16 |
the_german | el_seano: vimperator is badass | 09:16 |
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icarus-c | xxfog, mount /dev/mapper/data-samba /media/test | 09:16 |
j0d0 | Why does plugging an external monitor in cause the system to become unbootable? | 09:16 |
seanw | Vimperator is the only reason I use Firefox and now chromium | 09:16 |
seanw | not* | 09:16 |
icarus-c | xxfog, mount <device> <mount_point> | 09:16 |
crimsonmane | !vimperator | 09:16 |
ceil | crimsonmane: i think it's a firefox addon that lets you control the browser with vim-type commands | 09:17 |
crimsonmane | bot says it doesnt know anything about vimperator. what is that? | 09:17 |
c3l | seanw: agree | 09:17 |
ceil | !vim | 09:17 |
ubottu | Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), mousepad (Xfce4) - Terminal-based: nano, vi/vim, emacs, ed - For HTML/CSS editors, see !html - For programming editors and IDE, see !code | 09:17 |
c3l | crimsonmane: a firefox addon, that makes firefox behave like vim, basically | 09:17 |
crimsonmane | got ya'll are awesome | 09:17 |
kk9822 | hi icarus can u throw some light on my prob pl | 09:17 |
el_seano | gah... but... my sexy streamlined chrome...! | 09:17 |
ceil | i only know the bare basics of vim, m'self | 09:17 |
el_seano | now I feel compelled to try vimperator. | 09:18 |
ceil | heh | 09:18 |
ibrahim-kasem | Guys can i know what are the used settings on the adsl router? i forgot the password and i have to reset it. | 09:18 |
icarus-c | kk9822, i don't get what you mean at all :P | 09:18 |
nearst | !vimperator | 09:18 |
kk9822 | like what is the connection type we use | 09:18 |
el_seano | do any of the text-based browsers have vim-like commands? | 09:18 |
icarus-c | kk9822, all i know is HTTP assumes to be tcp 80 unless you specify | 09:18 |
ceil | ibrahim-kasem: there's not a button on the router to reset it? | 09:18 |
xxfog | icarus-c: PERFEKT!!!!!! that worked | 09:18 |
xxfog | THANK YOU ALL GUYS! | 09:18 |
kk9822 | primary 80 secondary or web service or pdsn or sdsn | 09:19 |
c3l | ceil: not much vim knowledge is needed. vimperator is easier to learn than vim, but your basically learning both at the same time ;) | 09:19 |
kk9822 | i have some prob in connection application software | 09:19 |
c3l | el_seano: I wish there was, someone should make one.. | 09:19 |
ceil | ibrahim-kasem: if you're asking about the default username/password after resetting the router, i believe http://www.portforward.com can tell you that about your particular unit | 09:19 |
c3l | el_seano: or maybe its possible to just remap the commands for lynx or what ever textbased browser youre using | 09:20 |
ceil | c3l: yeh, but i do wish i knew more. i can basically use vim like Notepad, plus i know dd deletes a whole line :p | 09:20 |
ibrahim-kasem | ceil: I can reset it but the settings is what i want. are we talking about the same thing? | 09:20 |
ceil | i can't even remember how to cut/copy/paste within it | 09:20 |
el_seano | well, anything you d can be put someplace else with p | 09:21 |
c3l | ibrahim-kasem: the default user and password should be on the back of your router. usually admin without a password, or 4 zeros | 09:21 |
ceil | ibrahim-kasem: shouldn't resetting it set the settings back to factory default? nobody is going to know your particular setup, if that's what you're on about | 09:21 |
c3l | ceil: I actually learned vimperator before I learned vim. I only knew what vim was.. and I learned it quickly anyways | 09:22 |
el_seano | and if you know anything about regular expressions, you can delete or find/replace very specific things with just a line of code. | 09:22 |
ceil | c3l: i don't think i use text editors enough to retain any knowledge i'd gain from studying it in any case. i did a bit of the vim-tutor program, but i forgot almost all of that from never using it :p | 09:23 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: THANK YOU TOO ;-) | 09:23 |
crimsonmane | TTYL g2g | 09:24 |
c3l | ceil: the built in vimperator help is really good to get you started. there is not really many commands you have to know. :h is your friend :) | 09:25 |
ceil | i'll keep that in mind :) | 09:25 |
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V-ille2 | I'm running 10.04 on a thinkpad t510, I have 4GB of ram and even the pae kernel only detects 3 | 09:29 |
V-ille2 | is this a known problem with i7 t510 laptops? | 09:29 |
DASPRiD | i7 is a known problem, yes ;) | 09:30 |
* sandGorgon uses i7 | 09:31 | |
Guest34618 | Hello again. I want to install ubuntu, but it shows sda and sdb inverted. Can I invert them again, to have sda=IDE (win) and sdb=SATA(ubuntu) ? I found nothing in the bios. | 09:31 |
ikonia | DASPRiD: it's not a problem | 09:32 |
Edward_Elric | hi friends | 09:32 |
c3l | DASPRiD: what is the issue with i7? | 09:32 |
DASPRiD | c3l, i was (kidding) that i7 IS an issue ;) | 09:32 |
c3l | Guest34618: for what purpose? | 09:32 |
c3l | DASPRiD: oh, lol :) | 09:32 |
bullgard4 | '~$ ls -al' does not print filenames colorful. '~$ env | grep LS_COLORS' does not produce any output. How to correct that? | 09:33 |
c3l | bullgard4: map ls to ls --color=auto in your .bashrc | 09:34 |
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timothy | hey guys, which is the best network monitoring tool? I need to be able to tell what time and for how long i am offline during a network outage/disconnect. | 09:35 |
devkhadka | I have a server whose root directory is 100% full can i move /user dir to other partition and put the symbolic link on / folder . Will it work. if not what are the work arounds | 09:35 |
devkhadka | * /usr | 09:36 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Did you get the server booting? | 09:36 |
devkhadka | Jordan_U, yeah server is running | 09:36 |
c3l | timothy, the slashdot timothy? :) I know wireshark is a popular network monitoring tool, don't know whats best suited for your need though. | 09:36 |
devkhadka | but doesnot let me just create a single file. It says no space left | 09:37 |
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bullgard4 | c3l: .bashrc includes the lines »# enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases; if [ -x /usr/bin/dircolors ]; then eval "`dircolors -b`"; alias ls='ls --color=auto'; #alias dir='dir --color=auto'; #alias vdir='vdir --color=auto'; #alias grep='grep -color=auto'; #alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto'; #alias egrep='egrep --color=auto'; fi« yet. Can you comment. | 09:39 |
bullgard4 | c3l: .bashrc includes the lines »# enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases; if [ -x /usr/bin/dircolors ]; then eval "`dircolors -b`"; alias ls='ls --color=auto'; #alias dir='dir --color=auto'; #alias vdir='vdir --color=auto'; #alias grep='grep -color=auto'; #alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto'; #alias egrep='egrep --color=auto'; fi« yet. Can you comment. | 09:40 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: NO - I just can copy the data out of the lvm now. That`s the main hope | 09:40 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: Do you think I can reorganise the filesystem that the server is able to boot again? | 09:40 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Yes. | 09:41 |
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Jordan_U | xxfog: Can you mount /dev/sda1? | 09:41 |
timothy | c3l: nope. not the slashdot timothy | 09:41 |
bullgard4 | c3l: .bashrc includes the lines »# enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases; if [ -x /usr/bin/dircolors ]; then eval "`dircolors -b`"; alias ls='ls --color=auto'; #alias dir='dir --color=auto'; #alias vdir='vdir --color=auto'; ... | 09:41 |
c3l | bullgard4: the .bashrc is really cluttery. you can just ignore it all for nor and override the settings at the bottom of the file. put the line «alias ls='ls --color=auto'» at the end of your .bashrc | 09:41 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: yes but there is just lost and found inside it :-( | 09:42 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Any idea how that happened? It looks like sda1 used to be your boot partition. | 09:43 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: it is like you said - i have no idea - there was no power lost or something like that. | 09:44 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: the harddrive looks good and seems to have no bad sectors | 09:45 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Where is your root partition? | 09:45 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: it is in sda1 | 09:46 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: Ouch, then you're worse off than I thought. | 09:47 |
bullgard4 | c3l: What command should I run in order that the changed .bashrc becomes effective? | 09:47 |
eureka_ | how can i join a python channel | 09:49 |
eureka_ | ? | 09:49 |
eureka_ | pls | 09:49 |
Renderspec | anybody know any good screen capture software for creating video tutorials? | 09:49 |
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c3l | bullgard4: just start a new terminal, or to re-read the settings for your current terminal session « source .bashrc » | 09:50 |
Jordan_U | xxfog: If the data that you care about is all in data-samba then just re-install. I don't think it's worth trying to recover sda1 unless there's valuable data on it. | 09:50 |
c3l | eureka_: /j #python | 09:50 |
pksadiq | Renderspec: visit showmedo website | 09:50 |
sedulous | eureka_: You need to register your nickname to join most highly frequented channels like #python. /msg nickserv help register | 09:50 |
sedulous | c3l: he's not registered | 09:50 |
c3l | sedulous: oh, that explains it | 09:50 |
eureka_ | how to register | 09:50 |
alaing | how do i browse the directorys and files as root? | 09:51 |
sedulous | eureka_: /msg nickserv help register | 09:51 |
llutz | !register | 09:51 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 09:51 |
zeester | alaing open terminal -> "gksu nautlius" without the quote (this for gnome) | 09:51 |
xxfog | Jordan_U: no i think there is just the ubuntu on it so i will make a new install | 09:52 |
zeester | typo nautilus | 09:52 |
robinatw | hello test | 09:53 |
alaing | zeester: Thanks thats the command I was after. | 09:53 |
zeester | alaing, cool | 09:53 |
z11 | Having never made a backup of the / and /home partitions, could someone tell me which ubuntu tool is best to use for the purpose and easiest to understand how to create the appropriate command? | 09:54 |
lloowen | Hi all! I'm running Ubuntu minimal install on a virtual machine(virtualbox). When I say minimal, I mean no x-server just the command line only. The problem I'm having is that I cannot change my keyboard layout to Swedish (sv_SE). I've tried to configure this using 'dpkg-reconfigure console-data' and 'dpkg-reconfigure locales' but after restarting I'm getting the same old problem. Using vi really sucks using the wrong keyboard layout :( | 09:55 |
zeester | z11, check out Déjà Dup | 09:56 |
c3l | z11: cp works fine for copying :) if you want something more sophisticadet, take a look at rsync and rsnapshot | 09:56 |
fratzbc | lloowen: what if you do vim instead of vi | 09:56 |
lloowen | vim is just as bad with the wrong keyboard layout | 09:57 |
Osmosis | Good morning everybody | 09:57 |
eureka_ | thanx all of you guys | 09:57 |
Osmosis | i want to do something, that already know that i can do it uncompress modify and compress again a file | 09:58 |
c3l | lloowen: sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup worked for me | 09:58 |
Osmosis | but i want to know if exist one way to insert into a compress file a file that modify another one | 09:58 |
bullgard4 | c3l: That works. -- Thank you. | 09:59 |
Exploiter | !clean | 10:00 |
c3l | bullgard4: your welcome. remember that aliases can be really useful for long commands that you often use. also aliasing for example 'du' to 'du -h' etc.. | 10:00 |
bullgard4 | osmosis: Please re-word your question in order to make it better understandable. | 10:00 |
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Osmosis | but i want to know if exist one way to insert into a compress file a file that modify another one | 10:01 |
Osmosis | without to uncompress modify and compress again | 10:01 |
Kartagis | hello. man mencoder says I can use width with lavcopts but it also says Unknown suboption width. any thoughts? | 10:01 |
bullgard4 | c3l: I do know that by principle. But I thought this was already implemented in my .bashrc. | 10:01 |
Osmosis | i think that is imposible and is something that winrrar can aplication because he do for you internaly | 10:02 |
lloowen | c3l: Just tried that suggestion 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup' Didn't work :( | 10:02 |
c3l | bullgard4: ah, yeah the default ubuntu .bashrc is really stange sometimes | 10:02 |
Osmosis | bullgard4, you know what i mean? | 10:02 |
bullgard4 | osmosis: I believe so, yes. | 10:02 |
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Osmosis | any tip how? | 10:03 |
c3l | lloowen: strange, the settings take action after reboot.. | 10:03 |
heinrich | hallo | 10:03 |
pompa_ | hi everyone | 10:04 |
Kartagis | hello. man mencoder says I can use width with lavcopts but it also says Unknown suboption width. any thoughts? | 10:05 |
lloowen | c3l: Yes I thought so too. I don't know how to change this. I suspect It's a problem with virtualbox. It works if I use a desktop environment but that just fills up my hard drive. I'm using several instances of Ubuntu, so I need to have it small and lean. | 10:05 |
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odb|fidel | hi. question regarding dropbox on 10.10 - is there a specific ppa for dropbox on maverick? seems like my old ppa is not working anymore & my dropbox has sync issues. | 10:05 |
robinatw | robinatw | 10:06 |
pompa_ | I have a problem. I cannot select folders by digiting on the keyboard using nautilus | 10:06 |
c3l | lloowen: why several instances? | 10:06 |
pompa_ | any idea? | 10:06 |
Kartagis | odb|fidel dropbox says it updates your sources.list once installed | 10:06 |
z11 | Zeester: DejaDup is not installed, and the problem is I have no space remaining in the / partition to install anything and need to backup everything in order to repartition removing WinXP and repartition the drive for Linux only. | 10:06 |
c3l | !10.10 | odb|fidel | 10:07 |
ubottu | odb|fidel: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 10:07 |
lloowen | Networking exercises, testing that sort of thing... Just need to be able to run Ubuntu in it's minimal form to save on hard disk space. | 10:07 |
odb|fidel | c3l: thanks | 10:07 |
lloowen | c3l: Networking exercises, testing that sort of thing... Just need to be able to run Ubuntu in it's minimal form to save on hard disk space. | 10:08 |
karthee | HI .. I am on ubuntu and just installed jolicloud .. I want to move all my mails from thunderbird of ubuntu to jolicloud's thunderbird. How do i do that ? How do I export and import it back ?? | 10:08 |
napster | How to bulk rename in ubuntu | 10:09 |
napster | ? | 10:09 |
napster | Can anyone help me on this? | 10:09 |
z11 | c31: I need to make a full backup of both / and /home retaining the file permissions so that after repartitioning the drive everything can be restored exactly with no WinXP and ntfs partitions. | 10:09 |
napster | Whats the command to bulk rename a set of files? | 10:10 |
c3l | lloowen: then im not sure ubuntu is your smartest pick of dist. there are alot smaller distributions out there | 10:10 |
cromag | does this help napster http://www.thingy-ma-jig.co.uk/blog/19-04-2008/how-batch-rename-files | 10:10 |
pompa_ | napster: use regexp | 10:10 |
AbhiJit | napster, use gprename | 10:10 |
AbhiJit | ow | 10:10 |
napster | cromag: pompa_ AbhiJit Let me try :-) Thank you | 10:11 |
AbhiJit | O K | 10:11 |
c3l | napster: rename.ul | 10:11 |
napster | c3l: ok :-) | 10:11 |
lloowen | c3I: I've got it running just fine and it's quite small, just can't get the keyboard layout to work. I also like using apt-get and debian/ubuntu stuff like that... | 10:12 |
c3l | lloowen: I see, your issue seems to be related to ubuntu running in a vm | 10:13 |
pompa_ | anyone knows why I'm not able to browse folders using my keyboard in nautilus? | 10:13 |
Benkinooby | i use fluxbox, mostly i am in vim/console (or i try to) and all i miss is a proper audio-mixer. i looked at alsa-mixer but i find kmix far better. i feel a bit strange to install the half/whole k-environment just for my mixer. is there a software you can recommend? | 10:13 |
c3l | z11: look into rsync and rsnapshot | 10:14 |
eureka_ | i use asus laptop and ubuntu 10.10 lts but when I plug in my headphone i hear nothing | 10:15 |
eureka_ | how can i fix it | 10:15 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, do you use gnome? | 10:15 |
c3l | Benkinooby: the minimal way is alsamixer. I think xfce has some stuff with less dependencies. but if your without any DE I dont know any standalone audio mixer | 10:15 |
eureka_ | yes | 10:15 |
eureka_ | Benkinooby: yes | 10:15 |
Benkinooby | c3l, thank you..maybe the best thing is to bin hot-keys to alsamixer-kommands. | 10:16 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, hmm, i'm from the kde side, but try this: start up a terminal and enter alsamixer | 10:16 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, then press F5 | 10:16 |
eureka_ | ok | 10:16 |
napster | cromag: pompa_ AbhiJit c3l Is there anything like "<rename_command> file1.jpg hello.png xxx.bmp Image" So that I get Image_1.jpg Image_2.png Image_3.bmp | 10:17 |
eureka_ | what next? | 10:17 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, you should see the different mixers do you? | 10:17 |
eureka_ | yes | 10:17 |
Benkinooby | the second one or so should be called headphon | 10:17 |
c3l | Benkinooby: if youre mostly working from a terminal, starting alramixer isnt really any trouble. but I guess you could write some script that calls alsamixer with what you want to do, but that feels redundant | 10:17 |
pompa_ | I think it will be done automatically | 10:17 |
pompa_ | napster: just input more than one file | 10:18 |
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napster | poma, to regexp? | 10:18 |
eureka_ | Benkinooby : 2nd column is speaker | 10:18 |
eureka_ | not headphone | 10:18 |
eureka_ | :(( | 10:18 |
Benkinooby | c3l, the point is that i usually have to shut down the sound quickly for e.g. conversation... i wil go with hotkeys.... fluxbox is very nice in handling hotkeys. thank you for your advice | 10:19 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, hmm | 10:19 |
napster | pompa_: I didn't get you! | 10:19 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, usually alsamixa in commandline is the most basic thing to work with, and afaik kmix and other gui-sound-mixers are just infterfaces for alsa. | 10:20 |
pompa_ | man mv | 10:20 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, if you don't see headphones, it might me a driver problem, but i can be a simpler reason | 10:20 |
napster | pompa_: ok | 10:20 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, i allready saw some driver problems, but i never heard about problems with headphones | 10:20 |
eureka_ | :(( | 10:20 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, so nothing that reminds of headphones? make the window as big as possible and be sure you pressed the key 'F5' to show all mixers | 10:21 |
pompa_ | napster: but maybe the thing is more difficult that I thinked of | 10:21 |
pompa_ | because of the extensions | 10:21 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, use left and right key to navigate between the mixers | 10:21 |
napster | pompa_: yes :-( | 10:21 |
napster | pompa_: Can I pm you? | 10:22 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, is it a fresh install? | 10:22 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, did it work before? | 10:23 |
eureka_ | no | 10:23 |
eureka_ | i have just bought this laptop | 10:23 |
eureka_ | some month ago | 10:23 |
eureka_ | and i ever heard any sound from headphone | 10:23 |
eureka_ | no problem with headphone | 10:23 |
magnetron | !enter | eureka_ | 10:24 |
ubottu | eureka_: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 10:24 |
the_german | I need a mp3-tag-editor for CLI and no I do not want to use ncmpcpp... | 10:24 |
johnathan | hi guys and gals | 10:24 |
johnathan | Can anyone tell me how to share a whole HDD over a network in ubuntu? | 10:25 |
eureka_ | ubottu : yup | 10:25 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, then you must have changed something | 10:26 |
maedox | johnathan: from ubuntu to what operating system? If windows: use samba, if linux: use nfs. | 10:26 |
SultansElephant | this bad boy has decided to stop booting | 10:26 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, i know, this is a M$-advice, but anyways: did you restart? | 10:26 |
eureka_ | Benkinooby : i'm not sure | 10:26 |
SultansElephant | im on a shell | 10:27 |
eureka_ | Benkinooby: but i tried to adjust alsamixer as you told me before | 10:27 |
SultansElephant | how do i find logs or some sort of indication | 10:27 |
johnathan | yes server is running ubuntu and the workstations are running windows | 10:27 |
SultansElephant | as to what is going on | 10:27 |
johnathan | k I will install samba and try that thx | 10:27 |
SultansElephant | looks like an update might do this | 10:28 |
allartx | Hello, does anybody have any experience with prosody jabber server under Ubuntu 10.04? | 10:29 |
maedox | johnathan: install nautilus-share and then you do chmod +r /path/to/share and right-click it in file browser and select to share it. | 10:29 |
pompa_ | exit | 10:29 |
maedox | johnathan: nautilus should ask you to install other needed packages. | 10:29 |
johnathan | nautilus-share is already installed | 10:29 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, it can not be a driver problem, because then i the headphones should never have worked then. you also didn't mute them, because the you would see them in alsa mixer. so i don't know anyfurther, sorry. one last thing: try to put all mixers to maximum and test again | 10:30 |
johnathan | I can share the drive but then the other window workstations can't see the share that way | 10:30 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, it happened to me onece, that i was not able to use the mic. i found, that i had to put an extra mixer up to enable mic. | 10:30 |
Benkinooby | eureka_, what puzzles me is that you don't see a headphone mixer | 10:31 |
maedox | johnathan: can't see your computer or can't connect to the share? check the logs in /var/logs/samba, or if it can't see the computer try connecting with \\ip-address-of-ubuntu on the windows machine. | 10:32 |
anders_ | hey | 10:32 |
johnathan | I see th HDD on my window s workstation but l get the following error: \\Server name\HDD device not accessible.You might not have permission to use this network resource | 10:34 |
eureka_ | Benkinooby : my laptop has one line in for headphone and mic | 10:34 |
Kartagis | how can I delete files that are giving IO, Error? | 10:34 |
gazoline | join #la-it | 10:36 |
Kartagis | how can I delete files that are giving IO Error? | 10:37 |
magnetron | Kartagis: no need to repeat yourself | 10:37 |
Kartagis | johnathan are you sure it's shared properly? | 10:37 |
Kartagis | magnetron sorry | 10:37 |
Cojage | 10.10 final = sunday? | 10:38 |
Cojage | right | 10:38 |
johnathan | I used the samba sharing and gave access to the drive for anyone without a account on the server | 10:38 |
maedox | johnathan: then the permission for the share are wrong. there should be o+x on all dirs along /path/to/share and share must have o+r. | 10:39 |
Babbla | I have two identical machines. One is running ubuntu-server and the other is running ubuntu-desktop. I am copying files from one location on the server to another on the server. Likewise I am copying files from one location on the desktop to another location on the desktop. The desktop is being drastically outperformed. What might be causing the desktop to copy so much slower? | 10:40 |
johnathan | where do l check that?In the samba.conf? | 10:41 |
Benkinooby | Babbla, do you copy to different partitions? | 10:41 |
maedox | johnathan: no, in the filesystem. right-click the folder you share and select properties. make sure than everyone can read and execute that directory. | 10:42 |
Babbla | Benkinooby, good point... the server is copying form one drive to another whereas the desktop is copying to the same drive | 10:42 |
Leroy | johnathan: isn't it suppose to be smb.conf? | 10:42 |
napster | How can I handle lists in shell? | 10:42 |
Benkinooby | Babbla, this sound allready like a good explaination. don't you think? | 10:42 |
magnetron | Babbla: copying within the same file system is always more efficient | 10:43 |
maedox | napster: what are you trying to do? | 10:43 |
pksadiq | When I select open with by right clicking I see alot of Open with " a wine application" , How to remove it? | 10:43 |
johnathan | I change it but then it changes back to none | 10:43 |
napster | maedox: I have the variable $arg which is already a list | 10:43 |
greenmang0 | i have noticed that /tmp doesn't get emptied even after setting TMPTIME=0 in /etc/default/rcS | 10:44 |
greenmang0 | what can be the reason? | 10:44 |
magnetron | pksadiq: right click and select "properties". there's a tab called "openwith" there which you can use to remove or add actions | 10:44 |
napster | maedox: Another list is $new that I need to create | 10:44 |
pksadiq | magnetron: Thanx, let me try | 10:44 |
napster | maedox: It should be new= (1,2,3,4,5,6.... length(arg)) | 10:44 |
napster | maedox: How can I do this? | 10:44 |
maedox | napster: ah, I see. It's called arrays. Look here: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/arrays.html | 10:45 |
computerium | hello ladies and gentelmen.. | 10:46 |
napster | maedox: I meat it shoule work if it is new=('1','2','3',....'length(arg)'), ok?? | 10:47 |
Babbla | magnetron, that is contradictory to what is happing. The copy from one drive to another is running faster and additionally using less CPU | 10:47 |
computerium | is anyone try to use ubuntu with Broadcom BCM4322 wireless ethernet.. | 10:48 |
computerium | its a big problem with Broadcom BCM 4322 | 10:49 |
Laudanum | Version? | 10:49 |
computerium | i realy hate this wireless adaptor | 10:49 |
AbhiJit_ | !broadcom | 10:50 |
thedog | hi guys, is there a way to read files from a panasonic rr-us395 recorder ? | 10:50 |
ubottu | Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 10:50 |
computerium | i tried this driver and ubuntu native driver its a big problem on TX power | 10:51 |
maedox | napster: « arg = ('1','2','3') » the length of it is « ${#arg[@]} » which would return 3. not sure what you want to know. | 10:51 |
napster | maedox: Exactly this :-) Thanks a lot | 10:51 |
maedox | napster: the @ means number of elements, set 0, 1, 2 for element one, two or three, and so on. | 10:52 |
napster | maedox: I didn't get you! I'm not sure there are two elements! | 10:52 |
computerium | have a nice day | 10:53 |
maedox | napster: what do you mean? | 10:53 |
napster | maedox: I just need the no. of elements in that list | 10:53 |
maedox | napster: ah,ok. | 10:54 |
napster | maedox: I mean the number of elements in that array | 10:54 |
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adzy | hi all | 10:56 |
napster | maedox: Whats the solution? ${#arg[@]} return 0 always | 10:57 |
realslix | hi i use kubuntu 8.04 with kde 3.5.10 very nice, my question is: is it possible to install kde 4.5 on hardy? | 10:59 |
steak__ | hello | 11:00 |
realslix | steak__ : hi | 11:00 |
maedox | napster: then there is something up with you array. I use it that way myself and it works fine. | 11:00 |
steak__ | hi realslix | 11:00 |
napster | maedox: ok | 11:00 |
maedox | napster: pastebin your script? | 11:01 |
napster | maedox: sure, But its just a testing script | 11:02 |
AbhiJit | !pm | Exploiter | 11:02 |
ubottu | Exploiter: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 11:02 |
steak__ | I have an interesting question for the gurus here... I have an Ubuntu 8.04 LTS server which exhibits a very strange behavior when accessed through ssh... there is a SVN server on it, accessed by ssh. if I do a sync with my svn client (connecting with public keys), the connections are going to fail 90% of the time, and the sshd would segfault and be unavailable for something like 1 minute, thus blocking *any* ssh connection from *any* host | 11:03 |
Appleman1234 | Hi, how can I get a list of installable packages for a given ubuntu version for a given architecture ? | 11:04 |
steak__ | most likely this server will be dismantled and its running services transfered to a 10.01 LTS in the future, but now I have this not-so-funny behavior... | 11:04 |
napster | maedox: http://pastebin.com/9jJTNmgK Please take a look | 11:04 |
napster | maedox: Its a nautilus script | 11:05 |
Exploiter | +!PM Exploiter | 11:06 |
Exploiter | +!PM | Exploiter | 11:06 |
realslix | steak__ : I dont know why you have this behaviour - but a workaround is to use a webserver with ssl + svn | 11:08 |
matrickstheone | hi people | 11:08 |
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matrickstheone | I know ubuntu use gnome as default | 11:08 |
kYem | Hello everybody | 11:09 |
matrickstheone | is possible to use kde? | 11:09 |
maedox | napster: are you trying to list files in a dir? | 11:09 |
AbhiJit | matrickstheone, yes | 11:09 |
kYem | Could someone help me a little bit with the init.d folder? | 11:09 |
AbhiJit | matrickstheone, sudo apt-get insall kubuntu-desktop and then at login time you can select the gnome or kde | 11:10 |
Miko | hi guys | 11:10 |
realslix | matrickstheone : yes - kubuntu is a possibility ore you install kubuntudesktop | 11:10 |
napster | maedox: List files I selected and also the number of files | 11:10 |
matrickstheone | thank you | 11:10 |
steak__ | realslix: unluckily that is not an option accepted by the developers over here... | 11:10 |
matrickstheone | I haven't ubuntu now | 11:10 |
dominick | anyone know how to install ati drivers for mobility radeon 5730? | 11:10 |
matrickstheone | but I wish to try | 11:10 |
Miko | could some1 help me with the theory of dump command? | 11:10 |
steak__ | realslix: someone even suggested a windows approach of removing and reinstalling... | 11:10 |
matrickstheone | but I am dependent by kde | 11:11 |
maedox | napster: I see. You should probably read up on scripting for nautilus. There is a variable NAUTILUS_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS. Let me see if I can make it work. | 11:11 |
kYem | Hmm I can't create any files in init.d folder, could someone help me with this problem please? | 11:11 |
napster | maedox: ok | 11:11 |
alaing | how do I disable IPv6 on my webserver? | 11:11 |
allartx | Hello, does anybody have any experience with prosody jabber server under Ubuntu 10.04? | 11:11 |
der-eremit | kYem why do you need to create files in init.d? | 11:11 |
the_german | CLI mp3Tag editor?? | 11:12 |
dominick | anyone? | 11:12 |
realslix | steak__: i can't really help you - I use the webserver method | 11:12 |
robinatw | hello | 11:12 |
kYem | der-eremit I would like to put a script what starts tightvncserver automatically when the computer boots. | 11:12 |
root_op | Any idea why GRUB2 fails at boot time with "error: hd(0,1) out of disk" ? | 11:13 |
steak__ | realslix, thanks anyways :) | 11:13 |
der-eremit | the_german eyed3, id3v2 | 11:13 |
dominick | can anyone help me with installing ati mobility radeon hd 5730? | 11:14 |
realslix | steak__: maybe the webserver method is more comfortable and secure - you have no traffic over ssh and no one can sniff your ssh port simply | 11:14 |
steak__ | realslix: are you going to tell this to the 150 developers we have over here? :D | 11:14 |
der-eremit | kYem did you install from the repo? | 11:14 |
steak__ | realslix: there is a PEBCAK/PICNIC/OSI layer 8 issue :P | 11:15 |
kYem | der-eremit From the repo? What do you mean with it? | 11:15 |
der-eremit | kYem via apt-get | aptitude | or whatever | 11:16 |
hottie | hi guys | 11:16 |
hottie | im new to linux | 11:16 |
dominick | so nobody? | 11:16 |
ranjan | hottie, welcome to linux :) | 11:16 |
AbhiJit | !manual | hottie | 11:16 |
ubottu | hottie: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 11:16 |
kYem | der-eremit Well if you mean the tightvncserver, I installed it via a website. It runs perfect. My point is to get it started when the computer boots. | 11:17 |
dominick | this can't be happening | 11:17 |
ranjan | Hi all is there any software that we can use for support ticket maintenance ? | 11:18 |
realslix | steak__: so we hope one of this 150 developers can help you :) | 11:18 |
steak__ | realslix: I strongly doubt it, as I have already tried... | 11:18 |
steak__ | but anyways, thanks for the suggestion :) | 11:18 |
der-eremit | kYem from which website? | 11:19 |
hottie | i have been using windows vista, with phpadmin and php to create a website. now im new to linux and i dont know what to do.i have tried creating files in /var/www, and when i run this in my browser : http://localhost/file.php, it returns the FILE NOT FOUND ERROR | 11:19 |
kYem | der-eremit http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/VNC This one | 11:20 |
dominick | anybody know anything about ati drivers? | 11:20 |
e3star | hello | 11:20 |
hottie | is there someting im doing wrong?or do i need to do anything | 11:20 |
e3star | how to install ubuntu from a pen drive | 11:20 |
e3star | ? | 11:20 |
Miko | hottie: check your files permissions. | 11:20 |
kYem | Even on the website is a section about autoboot. But my problem is I can't create or even move from somewhere the files into init.d | 11:20 |
AbhiJit | !lamp | hottie | 11:21 |
ubottu | hottie: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 11:21 |
AbhiJit | !ati | dominick | 11:21 |
ubottu | dominick: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 11:21 |
hottie | how do i do that?remember i just started using ubuntu yesterday | 11:21 |
Miko | !dump | 11:21 |
der-eremit | kYem try: update-rc.d vncserver defaults | 11:22 |
hottie | but my phpmyadmin, and apache runs well | 11:22 |
AbhiJit | !usb | e3star | 11:22 |
ubottu | e3star: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 11:22 |
der-eremit | kYem of course with a sudo in the beginning | 11:22 |
napster | maedox: any hope? | 11:22 |
maedox | napster: yes, almost there. | 11:22 |
napster | maedox: :-) | 11:22 |
kYem | der-eremit "update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/vncserver: file does not exist" That's the point. I can't create the file "vncserver". | 11:24 |
kYem | der-eremit Thank you, found it out ;) | 11:26 |
Miko | any1 to explain me how is dump command dumping the filesystem and why it is not recommended on live systems? | 11:28 |
sresu | !antivirus | 11:31 |
ubottu | Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 11:31 |
sresu | except where files are then passed to windows computers | 11:33 |
sresu | Any antivirus to scan and heal windows computer from ubuntu? | 11:33 |
Exploiter | do i need ans on wine? | 11:33 |
Exploiter | suppose i executed some worm code in wine..!! by mistake | 11:33 |
Exploiter | ?? | 11:34 |
volkov | hi | 11:35 |
sresu | I found this for it- http://download.bitdefender.com/SMB/Workstation_Security_and_Management/BitDefender_Antivirus_Scanner_for_Unices/Unix/Current/EN_FR_BR_RO/Linux/ | 11:35 |
oxeb | Exploiter: If you execute malicious code on wine your linux install should be fine, but the code might involve the web and mess with your online accounts if it has access to them. | 11:36 |
the_german | sresu: just use the "Avira Live CD" | 11:36 |
oxeb | Exploiter: Like if you loaded up IE and then used it to do banking in wine, not such a hot idea. | 11:36 |
Exploiter | got it.. | 11:36 |
sresu | the_german: Thanks, what about the link? How is that? | 11:36 |
Gwar | Hey guys, what's the program Ubuntu uses to look at fonts? | 11:37 |
Exploiter | lol my CPU temp is now 73*C | 11:37 |
Gwar | I borked something and now TTFs have no program for them xD | 11:37 |
TrI__ | Hola | 11:37 |
Exploiter | 74*C | 11:37 |
TrI__ | Alguien habla español | 11:37 |
napster | maedox: | 11:37 |
oxeb | So I have a petulant computer with an arrandale chipset and I am told changes were backported for 10.04 LTS, anybody know which kernel they were backported from | 11:37 |
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TrI__ | como entro en un canal en español? | 11:38 |
undertuga | tienes de te conenctar a una rede espanhola or latina! | 11:39 |
sresu | the_german: Does the CD heals the issues as well? | 11:39 |
root_op | Is grub 0.97 still available in Ubuntu? | 11:39 |
the_german | sresu: Yap you can choose whether you just want to scan, repair or remove the issues | 11:39 |
volkov | hi everybody! who knows how to hang up a terminal that controls the daemon process with PID #. I need to get the PID of the terminal via the PID daemon. | 11:39 |
Exploiter | top | 11:40 |
Exploiter | in terminal | 11:40 |
sresu | the_german: Could you please link me to it? | 11:40 |
the_german | sresu: sure give me a second | 11:40 |
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Exploiter | dawm i gonna need liquid nitrogen to cool down my cpu lol | 11:41 |
root_op | Exploiter, Or dry ice. | 11:41 |
oxeb | What kind of cpu do you have running so hot | 11:41 |
tensorpudding | volkov: ps ax | grep <terminal name> will list all the PIDs matching terminal processes | 11:41 |
Exploiter | amd64 4800+ normal one.. | 11:41 |
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Exploiter | extracting some bad assfile from last 20 mins | 11:41 |
tensorpudding | volkov: from there, use kill | 11:41 |
volkov | Exploiter, you think that the terminal has PPID = PID daemon process? | 11:42 |
Exploiter | don no google it | 11:42 |
maedox | napster: ok, I threw away everything and did it another way: http://pastebin.com/r8r7NVBm | 11:42 |
root_op | Seriously, no one? I see tons of people having this issue as well but to no solution. | 11:42 |
napster | maedox: Let me see | 11:42 |
NameLess-js | can someone help with uninstaill wubi? | 11:43 |
Exploiter | sudo apt-get remove wubi | 11:43 |
the_german | NameLess-js: sudo apt-get remove wubi | 11:43 |
Gwar | NameLess-js: you should just be able to go to add/remove programs and uninstall it that way | 11:43 |
NameLess-js | i mean in windows | 11:43 |
oxeb | root-op: You want to use 0.97 on purpose? | 11:43 |
NameLess-js | story is: | 11:43 |
the_german | sresu: you got it? | 11:43 |
Exploiter | hehe | 11:43 |
Gwar | I doubt he installed wubi in linux guys | 11:43 |
Gwar | xD | 11:43 |
NameLess-js | I install ubuntu netbook remix with wubi in win7 | 11:44 |
NameLess-js | i reimaged the netbook | 11:44 |
NameLess-js | the reg entry for wubi is gone | 11:44 |
volkov | tensorpudding, All right! I think so too. but the problem is that the terminal name is unknown. That is, the script should be relevant for all kinds of daemon. | 11:44 |
sresu | the_german: Yeah. Thanks a lot :) | 11:44 |
the_german | sresu: np | 11:44 |
NameLess-js | i am dead :) | 11:44 |
napster | maedox: Thanks a lot my friend :-) | 11:44 |
napster | maedox: It work | 11:44 |
ashfaq | Hello! Need help with rc 10.10 is this forum appropriate? | 11:45 |
napster | maedox: I'll be there anytime to help you... | 11:45 |
NameLess-js | so... gwar? the_german? anyone? | 11:45 |
skumara | ashfaq, yes | 11:45 |
maedox | napster: my pleasure :) | 11:45 |
Gwar | NameLess-js: so what exactly is the problem? | 11:46 |
skumara | ashfaq, Maverick/10.10 support in #ubuntu+1 | 11:46 |
Gwar | You want to get into ubuntu? | 11:46 |
NameLess-js | gimme a se | 11:46 |
NameLess-js | c | 11:46 |
Gwar | you can just try reinstalling it again | 11:46 |
NameLess-js | Gwar: i isntall wubi in windows | 11:46 |
NameLess-js | i reimaged my netbook | 11:46 |
ashfaq | well I installed vlc and acetone iso but now a problem has crept up, when ever I click places for home folder or dowload folder either vlc, or acetone opens up instead of the targeted folder | 11:46 |
NameLess-js | reg entry for wubi is gone | 11:46 |
NameLess-js | Gwar: i die | 11:46 |
Gwar | What do you mean you die? | 11:47 |
NameLess-js | well my reg would mess up, boot loader everything | 11:47 |
ashfaq | <skumara> well I installed vlc and acetone iso but now a problem has crept up, when ever I click places for home folder or dowload folder either vlc, or acetone opens up instead of the targeted folder | 11:47 |
Exploiter | CPU Temperature: +76.0°C (high = +60.0°C, crit = +95.0°C) :| | 11:48 |
tensorpudding | volkov: Wait, you're running this program as a daemon? | 11:48 |
Exploiter | guys tell me it wont blowup!! | 11:48 |
ashfaq | <skumara> Why should this be how could this be corrected! | 11:48 |
skumara | ashfaq, Maverick/10.10 support in #ubuntu+1 . ask in ubuntu+1 channel. i dont know. | 11:48 |
tensorpudding | volkov: It should be completely disconnected from a terminal | 11:48 |
tensorpudding | volkov: You should try to find the name of the daemon you want to kill instead, you don't want to send the kill to a terminal | 11:49 |
Exploiter | yes | 11:49 |
volkov | example: have any daemon process that overloads the processor and I need to know if he has any control terminals and try to Hang up | 11:49 |
sresu | How to update clamtk GUI version? | 11:51 |
tensorpudding | volkov: try ps ax | grep <daemon name> instead | 11:51 |
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ubono | hi | 11:55 |
volkov | this cmd not show process with terminal controll | 11:56 |
ubono | my sd card reader stopped working since i updated 8.04 to 10.04 | 11:56 |
ubono | can you helpme with debug | 11:56 |
Beduim | HELLOOO | 11:57 |
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nearst | :) | 11:58 |
wolf23 | help please | 11:58 |
nearst | ubono, maybe u need to format it back | 11:58 |
nearst | yes wolf23 | 11:58 |
Beduim | :-) | 11:58 |
ubono | nearst: well no doesnt work with any sd card | 11:59 |
wolf23 | nearst, thanx, but i want to convert wav files to .mp3 ? how | 11:59 |
ubono | wolf23: lame | 11:59 |
tensorpudding | wolf23: Use an MP3 encoder. | 12:00 |
nearst | ubono, look out from dmesg output .. so that u will know that error | 12:00 |
tensorpudding | wolf23: LAME is one. | 12:00 |
gadmyth | hello | 12:00 |
tensorpudding | wolf23: It's available from the software center, surely. | 12:00 |
sivakumar | when ever i want to install any package from synaptic it says that openoffice.org impress has to be removed. wqhy is it so?? any help please | 12:00 |
soosfarm_ | hey, how can I figure out which version of KVM is in Ubuntu 10.04? | 12:00 |
sivakumar | when ever i want to install any package from synaptic it says that openoffice.org impress has to be removed. why is it so?? any help please | 12:01 |
wolf23 | ok let me see , i try thanx | 12:01 |
NameLess-js | hi, can i unisntall wubi unr by running C:\ubuntu\uninstall-ubuntu.exe? | 12:01 |
nearst | !kvm | 12:01 |
ubottu | kvm is the preferred virtualization approach in Ubuntu. For more information see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM | 12:01 |
tensorpudding | sivakumar: Did you perchance force-remove a package that impress depends on? | 12:01 |
ubono | nearst: no dmesg say nothing nor does messages | 12:01 |
nearst | ubono, maybe that devices is broken. then go get new devices | 12:01 |
crazycool | hi there | 12:02 |
wolf23 | guys there is no lame program | 12:02 |
ubono | nearst: it worked since i updated to 10.4 and it also worked once with 10.4 | 12:02 |
crazycool | i have problem with configuration dns server on my ubuntu 10.4 | 12:03 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, even for mplayer is says the same, not only for mplayer , for any package it says that impress has to be removed | 12:03 |
volkov | Steps:1.get PID of daemon-process that overloads the CPU; 2. have this process terminal control? if yes - get terminal PID - HOW? (terminal process is not child process of daemon); i try kill -HUP "daemonPID" but not reaction. but kill -HUP "terminalPID" works fine and cpu load to normal (its mean what terminal was hangup) | 12:03 |
wolf23 | ubono, how can i install lame? | 12:03 |
crazycool | i have configured dns-nameservers in /etc/network/interfaces files but after reboot my resolv.conf is still doesnt have correct nameserver | 12:04 |
ubono | wolf23: search it in synaptics | 12:04 |
ubono | it works from command line | 12:04 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, yesterday i installed ganyremote, even it has removed impress | 12:04 |
wolf23 | ubono, yes i have it installes | 12:05 |
tensorpudding | sivakumar: When you tell Synaptic to work with packages, it won't just do what you say, but any uncompleted tasks needed to keep the package database safe. | 12:05 |
crazycool | will very appreciated with any information regarding that | 12:05 |
wolf23 | sorry installed | 12:05 |
nearst | ubono, maybe modules for that devices | 12:05 |
nearst | !lame | 12:05 |
tensorpudding | sivakumar: You say "it removed impress", as if it were already finished being removed, in which case it should no longer attempt to remove impress. | 12:05 |
ubono | nearst: i have no idea ....... | 12:05 |
nearst | wolf23, apt-get install lame | 12:06 |
crazycool | have one treak how to make it works but dont know is it good solution | 12:06 |
wolf23 | nearst, it is installed alright | 12:06 |
ubono | my gphoto doesnt work with my canon eos 350d. who can help me? | 12:07 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, i didnot see it yesterday. It was removed, I reinstalled it today again and now i am trying to install glib-doc again it says impress and 3 more other packages has to be removed. I recognized it now. | 12:07 |
crazycool | if I put configuration of nameserver in /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/base it works well | 12:07 |
tensorpudding | sivakumar: it sounds like maybe you need to refresh your package database | 12:08 |
ne2k__ | is there any way to change the number of "recent documents" stored by gedit? five is limiting | 12:08 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, i didnot see it yesterday. It was removed, I reinstalled impress today again and now i am trying to install glib-doc again it says impress and 3 more other packages has to be removed. I recognized it now. | 12:08 |
sivakumar | how to refresh package database?? | 12:08 |
wolf23 | ubono, now what can i do convert wav to mp3? | 12:08 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, how to refresh package database?? | 12:08 |
nearst | crazycool, try dpkg-reconfigure resolvconf | 12:08 |
brorjonas | Is it common to get higher computer temp with the open source ati graphics drivers? | 12:08 |
ne2k__ | wolf23: use lame | 12:08 |
ubono | wolf23: in terminal man lame and lame --help | 12:09 |
ne2k__ | sivakumar: sudo apt-get update | 12:09 |
tensorpudding | sivakumar: 'sudo aptitude update' on the CLI, or start the Update Manager and check for updates, that'll do it. | 12:09 |
nearst | Wojo, if u got problem. maybe u need to install audacity | 12:09 |
maedox | wolf23, ne2k__: soundconverter might be easier since it's gui based. | 12:09 |
sree_ | hi all, do you know when the next version of ubuntu will be oout? | 12:09 |
wolf23 | ubono, i am newbie friend on this can u tell me the code plz! thanx | 12:09 |
nearst | !audacity, wolf23 | 12:10 |
AbhiJit | sree_, 4 days left | 12:10 |
nearst | !audacity | 12:10 |
AbhiJit | !10.10 | sree_ | 12:10 |
ubottu | sree_: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 12:10 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, ok i will try. Thank tou | 12:10 |
sivakumar | tensorpudding, ok i will try. Thank you | 12:10 |
ne2k__ | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1464079 here is the answer to my question in case anyone was wondering | 12:10 |
lonix | IS there a problem with empathy and getting new friend requests ? | 12:11 |
lonix | or is it just me ? | 12:11 |
dogmatic69 | hi all | 12:11 |
nearst | lonix, im prefer pidgin compare to empathy | 12:11 |
ubono | ah sure audacity uses lame it's good | 12:11 |
Exploiter | yes | 12:11 |
tensorpudding | wolf23: I think Sound Converter uses a GUI | 12:12 |
lonix | i got a friend request from my buddys new email | 12:12 |
dogmatic69 | i was just about to dl 10.04 x64 but it says "Not recommended for daily desktop usage" | 12:12 |
dogmatic69 | why is that? | 12:12 |
tensorpudding | Oh, someone already mentioned it. | 12:12 |
tensorpudding | dogmatic69: | 12:12 |
tensorpudding | err, sorry | 12:12 |
dogmatic69 | im running 8gigs ram and intel core 2 quad Q6800 iirc | 12:13 |
wolf23 | tensorpudding, i want to add the files to a pendrive for my car | 12:13 |
tensorpudding | dogmatic69: Flash doesn't work very well in x64, as well as some other pieces of proprietary software | 12:13 |
dogmatic69 | tensorpudding: ill be using it mainly as a server for web dev, + dual boot windows for games | 12:13 |
lonix | and emp saw the request i answerd yes, but it never appered, tryed to log inn with pid but there was not even a request | 12:13 |
iceroot | tensorpudding: dogmatic69 there is a amd64 version of flash again, its running much better then the 32bit versionwith the 64bit wrapper (default in ubuntu) | 12:13 |
dogmatic69 | so it should be good then? | 12:13 |
bork | I upgraded to 10.10, and my dual monitor setup has become strangely broken -- I can display things on one monitor or the other, but not both | 12:14 |
tensorpudding | dogmatic69: If it's just a server, there is not a huge deal either way. | 12:14 |
iceroot | bork: #ubuntu+1 | 12:14 |
nearst | dogmatic69, im just use 128MB of RAM over old processor | 12:14 |
dogmatic69 | tensorpudding: i dont dev flash anyhow :P | 12:14 |
bork | iceroot: thanks! | 12:14 |
tensorpudding | dogmatic69: there used to be a 4GB limit on RAM with 32-bit operating systems, but PAE subverts it | 12:14 |
dogmatic69 | ? | 12:15 |
dogmatic69 | so x84 works with more ram now? | 12:15 |
AbhiJit | 64? | 12:15 |
AbhiJit | 84? | 12:15 |
deep_ | where do i download ubuntu from which is coupled with php and apache? | 12:16 |
lonix | deep_, what purpose ? | 12:16 |
deep_ | to develop a website | 12:16 |
tensorpudding | dogmatic69: PAE allows you to use all of it. It's some kind of special memory addressing system, I don't know the specifics, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension would be where to look | 12:16 |
lonix | deep_, if you want a lamp server, download server edition, but if you want gui just install desktop edition, and install php,sql etc after install.... | 12:17 |
jrib | dogmatic69: just use 64bit, that message on the website is silly | 12:17 |
dogmatic69 | AbhiJit: x84 was meant to be x86 ie 32bit | 12:17 |
Osmosis | somebody here how modify a war file withour descmopress | 12:18 |
Osmosis | it is possible | 12:18 |
dogmatic69 | jrib: i think so, its dl'ing now :) | 12:18 |
AbhiJit | ohh | 12:18 |
Osmosis | google dont give me any clue | 12:18 |
AbhiJit | Osmosis, war? or rar? | 12:18 |
tensorpudding | deep_: You can download a full LAMP stack as packages. Apache, MySQL and PHP are all available | 12:18 |
Osmosis | war | 12:18 |
AbhiJit | !rar | Osmosis | 12:18 |
ubottu | Osmosis: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free | 12:18 |
Osmosis | war | 12:18 |
tensorpudding | What is a .war file? | 12:19 |
tensorpudding | Hmm, Java Web Archive? | 12:19 |
Osmosis | compres file format | 12:19 |
iceroot | tensorpudding: yes | 12:19 |
gezegenci | hi , i just installed ubuntu netbook 10.10 RC bu tin UNE there is no programme's file bar... (file,prefences etc.) | 12:19 |
iceroot | tensorpudding: normally for apache tomcat | 12:19 |
Osmosis | yes exactly | 12:19 |
iceroot | gezegenci: #ubuntu+1 | 12:19 |
Osmosis | any idea? | 12:19 |
fixxxermet | If anyone feels that their screen-fu is strong, I could really use some help. http://ubuntu.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1589046 | 12:20 |
dogmatic69 | another thing i wanted to askis, hows 10.04 x64 with ssd'd | 12:21 |
dogmatic69 | *ssd's | 12:21 |
iceroot | dogmatic69: fine | 12:21 |
aiwata55 | hi. I just upgraded my ubuntu from Karmic to Lucid. Then my NetBeans doesn't run any longer. I did "apt-get remove netbeans && apt-get install netbeans" but in vain. In this case, what should i do? | 12:22 |
lonix | aiwata55, did you try to do a dpkg recoonfigure ? | 12:23 |
crazycool | nearst have tried but anyway its not working.... guess its a bug | 12:23 |
aiwata55 | lonix: not yet. how should I do? just type in "dpkg reconfigure"? | 12:24 |
dogmatic69 | iceroot: anything particular i should look for when buying one? | 12:24 |
letttto | hi! | 12:24 |
nearst | !dpkg > aiwata55 | 12:25 |
ubottu | aiwata55, please see my private message | 12:25 |
crazycool | nearst ohh yes... its a bug. take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/resolvconf/+bug/558384 | 12:25 |
lonix | nearst, how do i use that bot ? | 12:25 |
iceroot | dogmatic69: just buy what you like and has a cool price, on technical site there are no problems with the ssd | 12:25 |
mepmep | hello | 12:25 |
lonix | !dpkg > lonix | 12:25 |
aiwata55 | nearst: thanx for the info | 12:25 |
ubottu | lonix, please see my private message | 12:25 |
lonix | cool | 12:26 |
lonix | i did not know about that bot :P | 12:26 |
nearst | lonix, it really help | 12:27 |
letttto | when i remove from menus the archive manager or chrome or the other applications they are going also from "open with" menu of right click any file. why it is deleting from the open with menu ? how to reset all "open with" menus cache as root and all users ? | 12:27 |
mepmep | I've just installed 10.04 UNR, which doesn't have gcc installed by default and it doesn't support any network cards in my netbook (AR8132 and broadcom wifi). Is there any way to install gcc when doing a fresh install from the netbook 10.04 image? | 12:27 |
lonix | nearst, nice its so much easyer to ask the bot to tell them | 12:27 |
nearst | crazycool, i also using resolvconf, it fine with me since im just with karmic | 12:28 |
nearst | lonix, yeah.. sure. at least they have an idea bcoz most people dont use !man | 12:28 |
kermit | where does empathy store its config files? | 12:29 |
lonix | well man is a great command, but i dont think pepeole knows it exist | 12:29 |
dogmatic69 | iceroot: say for normal hdds you would check rmp / cache / seek times etc to decide if its good or not. so what would be the check for ssd? | 12:29 |
iceroot | dogmatic69: read/write speed, lifetime!!, price | 12:30 |
nearst | dogmatic69, i think sdparm | 12:30 |
nearst | !sdparm | 12:30 |
iceroot | dogmatic69: that are the facts important to me | 12:30 |
letttto | when i remove from menus the archive manager or chrome or the other applications they are going also from "open with" menu of right click any file. why it is deleting from the open with menu ? how to reset all "open with" menus cache as root and all users ? | 12:30 |
aiwata55 | lonix: nearst: OK. i did "sudo dpkg-reconfigure netbeans" and still in vain :( | 12:31 |
lonix | aiwata55, is the service runnig ? | 12:32 |
lonix | aiwata55, if its depending on a service that is | 12:33 |
Mouldy_Punk | Hey guys. I'm trying to install ubuntu NBR 10.10 from a usb stick on my netbook but am running into problems. This (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1533282) thread sums up my original problem, so I removed ui from the syslinux.cfg file but now I get an "Unknown keyword in configuration file: gfxboot" error. I haven't managed to find an actual fix on the web, just other people saying they have the same problem. Does anybo | 12:33 |
aiwata55 | lonix: it is just an IDE, and I doubt it relies on a service. although I admit i am a Linux newbie | 12:33 |
nearst | aiwata55, are u done with default jvm ? | 12:33 |
OerHeks | for support 10.10 join #ubuntu+1 Mouldy_Punk | 12:34 |
Dr_Willis | Mouldy_Punk: i had to edit the syslinux.cfg and i think i removed the menu.c32 or somthing liek that line.. in the past.. that gave no menu. i just hit enter. | 12:34 |
aiwata55 | lonix: btw, in htop, i searched for "netbeans" and didn't get any. if that's you wanted to know | 12:34 |
aiwata55 | nearst: default jvm? don't understand. | 12:35 |
nearst | aiwata55, try this: update-java-alternatives -s java-1.6.0-sun | 12:35 |
Mouldy_Punk | OerHeks: Thanks, I didn't realise (: | 12:35 |
Mouldy_Punk | Dr_Willis: I'll give that a go. Thanks | 12:35 |
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Dr_Willis | I thought this was Ubuntu+1 :) i just auto join both. heh | 12:35 |
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mepmep | I've installed 10.04 UNR, which doesn't have gcc installed by default and it doesn't support any network cards in my netbook (AR8132 and broadcom wifi) without compiling a driver which needs gcc, and I can't download gcc without the network. Is there any way to install gcc when doing a fresh install from the netbook 10.04 image? aside from mounting the usb disk and using it as an apt source - | 12:36 |
mepmep | which didn't work. Or is there a UNR which includes gcc by default? | 12:36 |
nearst | mepmep, try apt-get install build-essentials | 12:37 |
Dr_Willis | Broadcom? which broadcom? There maybe some pacakge that has the drivers for it in the repos | 12:37 |
Dr_Willis | mepmep: ive seen none that include it by default. | 12:37 |
aiwata55 | nearst: lonix: thank you so much for your kindness, time and advices. So far it has not been successful, but i have to leave. Thanx again! | 12:37 |
nearst | aiwata55, regards | 12:38 |
lonix | aiwata55, your welcome... sorry it did not help | 12:38 |
aiwata55 | lonix: don't be sorry, please! | 12:38 |
anygivenname | I got a webcam....it got a Windows driver with it....how do I install it here on Ubuntu ? | 12:39 |
computerium | Dr_Willis: broadcom bcm4322 | 12:39 |
Dr_Willis | anygivenname: most likely you dont. Most supported webcams allready have drivers included. | 12:39 |
mepmep | not sure which broadcom, lspci -vv output is pretty useless, I've found a working driver which I installed for the wifi under 9.04 UNR and that worked, though not from the repository. Though 9.04 doesn't support my intel GMA 3150, which is why I upgraded since it seemed easier than upgrading the kernel, recompiling as I would etc | 12:39 |
mitsuhiko | hi | 12:39 |
mitsuhiko | how can i generate an xorg.conf file on 10.10? or, how can i stop gdb and run Xorg -configure | 12:40 |
Dr_Willis | computerium: You did check the forum for that exact chipset? For some of my machines I recall some legacy broadcom package i needed. | 12:40 |
ganeshran | Hi can someone tell me the command to update to 10.10 when it releases | 12:40 |
pocata | hi spiking bulgerian | 12:40 |
Dr_Willis | !upgrade | ganeshran | 12:40 |
anygivenname | Dr_Willis: you mean I only get a SW that uses webcam & it will be detected | 12:40 |
ubottu | ganeshran: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 12:40 |
mitsuhiko | ganeshran: server: do-release-upgrade afair, desktop has the update manager | 12:40 |
pocata | ? | 12:40 |
computerium | Dr_Willis: normal its working but its stopping after 2mb download | 12:40 |
nearst | mitsuhiko, try dpkg-reconfigure x11-common | 12:40 |
Dr_Willis | anygivenname: if its a supported webcam. it will 'just work' | 12:40 |
computerium | Dr_Willis: like 3 seconds | 12:41 |
ikonia | mitsuhiko: it's not that easy ast LTS releases won't offer non-lts release updates | 12:41 |
ganeshran | mitsuhiko, thanks | 12:41 |
ganeshran | Dr_Willis, thanks | 12:41 |
Dr_Willis | anygivenname: theres some 'new' web cams out that are not supported in 10.04 - but get support in 10.10 ive heard also. | 12:41 |
nearst | anygivenname, try depmod -ae weather the modules is available | 12:42 |
anygivenname | where can i get a sw that uses webcam ? | 12:42 |
mitsuhiko | nearst: thanks, will try | 12:42 |
ganeshran | sudo do-release-upgrade will do right? | 12:42 |
bazhang | anygivenname, camorama or cheese | 12:42 |
Dr_Willis | anygivenname: via the package manager/software center. | 12:42 |
lonix | brb reboot | 12:42 |
Monkey_Dust | yes | 12:42 |
mitsuhiko | nearst: nope, does not work | 12:42 |
Dr_Willis | anygivenname: cheese is normally used to 'test' out a webcam | 12:42 |
mitsuhiko | no config created | 12:43 |
mepmep | no apt-get update/installs work, there is no network access, no optical drive since it's a netbook | 12:43 |
mitsuhiko | things i tried was Xorg -configure from a rootshell, but because there is no framebuffer it crashes | 12:43 |
Monkey_Dust | mepmep: what are you trying to do? | 12:43 |
mepmep | Monkey_Dust: install gcc somehow to be able to compile drivers | 12:43 |
nearst | mitsuhiko, sorry... try this dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg | 12:44 |
mepmep | without network access, without optical drives, and I've tried using the USB drive to copy over an ISO, mount it and use it as an apt source to install gcc which didn't work | 12:44 |
mitsuhiko | nearst: that's what i tried originally | 12:44 |
Monkey_Dust | mepmep: if you have another pc, with network, you can create a dvd or cd with the ubuntu repo's | 12:44 |
Dr_Willis | You must have a weird wired NIC thats not supported.. Most Netbooks have very good support. | 12:44 |
ikonia | !aptoncd | mepmep | 12:44 |
ubottu | mepmep: APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers - See also !offline | 12:44 |
mitsuhiko | it used to work with older versions, but on 10.10 it does nothing | 12:44 |
ikonia | mitsuhiko: it will do something if you create an xorg.conf file | 12:45 |
mepmep | thanks ubottu | 12:45 |
mepmep | Dr_Willis: yeah it's a crappy NIC in there which is supported but the included drivers in ubuntu are buggy and don't work | 12:45 |
mitsuhiko | ikonia: nope | 12:46 |
mitsuhiko | i also straced the process to see what it does, but it does not appear to write anythign of value to the filesystem | 12:46 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: what is your video chipset anyway? | 12:47 |
nearst | mitsuhiko, try with X -configure then cp generated xorg.conf to /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 12:47 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: virtual box graphics device | 12:47 |
mitsuhiko | which is not automatically detected | 12:47 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: so why are you needing to do this in virtualbox? it should be automatically detected.. | 12:48 |
mitsuhiko | nearst: as mentioned, Xorg -configure segfaults from a root shell after init 1 because of missing framebuffer | 12:48 |
mitsuhiko | and i can't run it from a running x11 server | 12:48 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: well, it's not | 12:48 |
mitsuhiko | so that's not helping | 12:48 |
mitsuhiko | and for the record, it never was | 12:48 |
mitsuhiko | what's the modern equivalent of /etc/init.d/gdm stop? | 12:49 |
LjL | mitsuhiko: sudo service gdm stop | 12:49 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: sounds like there may be some deeper issues going on. Virtualbox has always auto detected for me. You could boot some other disrto that makes a xorg.conf in virtualbox and copy that somewhere for a 'virtualbox xorg.conf' I guessand copy th | 12:49 |
Dr_Willis | that back to this install. | 12:49 |
nearst | ./etc/init.d/gdm stop | 12:49 |
mitsuhiko | nearst: that locks up the computer and does nothing | 12:49 |
Dr_Willis | sudo service gdm stop , should go back to the console. | 12:50 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: that works, and now "Xorg -configure" segfaults | 12:50 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: this is 10.10? or 10.04 or what exactly? whats the Host OS also? | 12:50 |
mitsuhiko | 10.10 is client, host os is os x snow leopard | 12:50 |
mitsuhiko | installing gdb | 12:51 |
nearst | mitsuhiko, CTRL+ALT+F1 .. do back all the command or it actually bug from the last xorg | 12:51 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: there are two versions of virtualbox graphic devices. the one that is autodetected and does not properly support Xrandr, and the one i always had to specify :) | 12:51 |
mitsuhiko | nearst: yeah. figured that out now. thanks | 12:51 |
nearst | mitsuhiko, gudluck | 12:52 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: theres also a 'text' option to boot ubuntu, that would disable the framebuffer. that may or may not help. Ive never used vbox on a Mac. Just Pc's | 12:52 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: as mentioned, Xorg -configure segfaults | 12:52 |
mitsuhiko | and there is no /dev/fb0 | 12:52 |
mitsuhiko | just for the record: fails on a windows host box with the same problem | 12:52 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: and Xorg shouldent be needing a framebuffer device. | 12:52 |
mitsuhiko | yeah, i'm gdbing it now | 12:52 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: was this a 10.10 daily build? or RC? | 12:52 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: not sure what it initially was, right now it's updated to latest packages | 12:53 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: could be some ongoing bug also.. hard to tell.. You may want to check the forums. ive not used 10.10 in vbox yet. | 12:53 |
mitsuhiko | as mentioned, vboxdevice never worked for me so far with ubuntu out of the box | 12:54 |
mitsuhiko | it used to work in the pre upstart days though | 12:54 |
Dr_Willis | Id be curious as to what xorg.conf some of these other live cd's would generate on your setup. | 12:54 |
mitsuhiko | seems to segfault because it can't find a module vmwgfx | 12:55 |
mitsuhiko | can't tell though, it's a nullpointer derefence in code without debugging symbols | 12:55 |
mitsuhiko | 0x00000 in ? | 12:55 |
wazzup | diffrence between 10.04 and 10.10 ? | 12:57 |
AbhiJit | 10 | 12:57 |
wazzup | you mean .06 ? | 12:57 |
AbhiJit | ahh | 12:57 |
Benkinooby | hi | 12:57 |
Dr_Willis | its a updated release.... :) | 12:57 |
AbhiJit | wazzup, lucid is lts and maverick is not | 12:57 |
mitsuhiko | man, xorg is a mess | 12:58 |
wazzup | lts ? | 12:58 |
AbhiJit | wazzup, if you can then download maverick. only 4 days remained | 12:58 |
of2vil | hello, when i install ubuntu 10.10 RC today and the final release will be published in a few days, can i upgrade my rc candiate problemless or is a reinstallation recommended? | 12:58 |
AbhiJit | !lts | wazzup | 12:58 |
ubottu | wazzup: LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server. The current LTS version of Ubuntu is !Lucid (Lucid Lynx 10.04) | 12:58 |
bazhang | of2vil, just update | 12:58 |
of2vil | bazhang: ok thanks | 12:58 |
Dr_Willis | of2vil: thats how the package manager system works. | 12:58 |
wazzup | i see | 12:58 |
wazzup | ty for the info | 12:59 |
mitsuhiko | oh great: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=579910 | 12:59 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: seems like ubuntu forgot to pull a debian fix | 13:01 |
Dr_Willis | from what im reading mitsuhiko you just need to --> sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose-guest-x11 | 13:02 |
Dr_Willis | but i got vbox downloading now to test with.. | 13:02 |
Dr_Willis | and this is vbox ose on ubuntu 10.10 , running ubuntu 10.10:) *(well it will be when i get it going)) | 13:03 |
mitsuhiko | i'm not using the open source edition of virtual box though | 13:03 |
mitsuhiko | either way. Xorg -configure is broken *filing bug* | 13:04 |
bradleyayers_ | i create a file in /etc/sudoers.d that has some rules, i run sudo, it crashes, because it can't parse /etc/sudoers.d/README, this seems bad | 13:04 |
bradleyayers_ | i think the file should be called README~ | 13:05 |
Dr_Willis | its 'README' here | 13:05 |
Dr_Willis | and its all commented stuff. | 13:05 |
jetscreamer | touch one maybe | 13:05 |
Dr_Willis | willis@cow:/etc/sudoers.d$ ls -l README | 13:05 |
Dr_Willis | -r--r----- 1 root root 819 2010-04-13 13:37 README | 13:06 |
mitsuhiko | Dr_Willis: that package actually works. thanks | 13:06 |
Dr_Willis | mitsuhiko: its aparently had to get 'rebuilt' for 10.10 and vbox had to be updated.. | 13:07 |
Dr_Willis | or so i read/skimmed.. :) still installing vbox.. wife is lagging my download.. :) | 13:07 |
razz1 | I am tryin to add a rule to the firewall to open a port but when I check with nmap, it says all the ports are closed | 13:08 |
mitsuhiko | thanks a lot in any case. that totally does the trick | 13:08 |
Dr_Willis | Google to the rescue mitsuhiko :) | 13:08 |
mitsuhiko | had the wrong keywords :) | 13:08 |
kokozedman | hey guys ... this might be a really easy thing, but i haven't done it before | 13:10 |
kokozedman | what is a way to interconnect 2 networks? | 13:10 |
razz1 | I am tryin to add a rule to the firewall to open a port but when I check with nmap, it says all the ports are closed. Do I need to restart to make the rule active?? Any help? | 13:10 |
mitsuhiko | kokozedman: in what sense and what networks | 13:10 |
ivers | razz1: restart thefirewall | 13:11 |
kokozedman | i have a LAN with network 192.168.122.0/24 and a TUN network like 10.0.1.0/24 inside a server ... and i want users from 10.0.1.0 to ping users in 192.168.122.0 | 13:11 |
razz1 | ivers: did that. still not open?? | 13:12 |
ivers | razz1: checked if the port is listed byh using iptables -L ? | 13:12 |
kokozedman | mitsuhiko: like, for example, i have a KVM running linux on 192.168.122.213 and i'm actually at the other side as 10.0.1.2 ... i'd like to be able to connect to the KVM machine | 13:13 |
kokozedman | probably some kind of ip forwarding ... but i'm not sure | 13:13 |
mitsuhiko | kokozedman: give yourself a second ip? :) | 13:13 |
Osmosis | very stupind question there are an option that gzip descompress a file in a folder that i want | 13:14 |
kokozedman | mitsuhiko: i'm connected to the server through the 10.0.1.0 network only ... and what address should i add, and to which interface? | 13:14 |
Osmosis | in the help i dont see the option | 13:14 |
Osmosis | something like unzip | 13:14 |
Osmosis | unzip ride.war -d /tmp/lcds/lcds_final this but with gzip | 13:14 |
AbhiJit | Osmosis, right click on file ther is option extract here | 13:14 |
kokozedman | Osmosis: gunzip? | 13:14 |
Osmosis | console | 13:14 |
kokozedman | Osmosis: gunzip gzip.file.gz | 13:15 |
djbeenie | can someone please help me with my sound? Some days it works and some days it will not, its driving me insane | 13:15 |
razz1 | ivers: ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:5900 , VNC port is listed. Is that what you wanted me to look at? | 13:16 |
Osmosis | kokozedman, how i expecific the folder where i want that unzip the file? | 13:16 |
mitsuhiko | kokozedman: sec, on a phone | 13:16 |
Osmosis | with unzip directly he created if not exist | 13:16 |
kokozedman | Osmosis: i don't know the command by heart ... but i suggest you check: man gunzip | 13:16 |
Osmosis | i saw it and dont see nothing that's why i mean | 13:17 |
Osmosis | i'll check again anyway | 13:17 |
Osmosis | thanls | 13:17 |
bonez2046 | I am running 10.10.. and have a problem with my 'gateway 192.168.15.1' setting.. if I run 'route add default gw 192.168.15.1' my system connects.. but if I reboot, that gateway info is lost and I need to rerun the route command.. this information IS stored in my /etc/network/interfaces file.. why does it drop when rebooting? | 13:19 |
ManDay | Do you guys know how ubuntu manages to enable me to input unicode by pressing <AltGr>+X (where X is an ordinary key) - is that a kernel option or some daemon? | 13:20 |
AbhiJit | bonez2046, ask in #ubuntu+1 | 13:20 |
bonez2046 | ok.. | 13:20 |
Dr_Willis | I dont even have an AltGr key.... | 13:21 |
ManDay | Dr_Willis: that's a german master key | 13:21 |
ManDay | but I think you know what I mean - tho it might be set to be a different MOD on your system | 13:21 |
Dr_Willis | I think its a Xorg/Gnome feature Man. Does it work in the console also? if so - its proberly a kernel feature. | 13:23 |
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razz1 | I have even disabled my firewall, I have a static ip, no router, why am I not able to open any ports?? | 13:27 |
ylmfos | hi | 13:27 |
more | what are you want to do | 13:28 |
jitu | ylmfos, hello | 13:28 |
Osmosis | please reread the gunzip manual second time and no info, somebody know how can i unzip a file specific a new folder that i want that the gunzip create if not exist and there unzip the container of the file | 13:28 |
Osmosis | not unzip in te same folder where i invoke the gunzip | 13:28 |
more | ylmfos | 13:29 |
more | 我用的也是ylnfos | 13:29 |
ylmfos | which country | 13:30 |
more | 我是中国人 | 13:31 |
more | 我用的也是ylmfos | 13:31 |
ylmfos | 哦 | 13:31 |
jitu | ylmfos, do u have a problem? | 13:31 |
bilalakhtar | !chinese | more | 13:31 |
ubottu | more: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 13:31 |
more | 但是咱们进入的是别人的聊天室 | 13:32 |
Dr_Willis | 'uncompress a gzip archive' to a differnt location. :) I think is a little more clear. | 13:32 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: try this command - gzip -cd compressed-file.gz > /newdirectory/new-file | 13:33 |
more | admin i like this here | 13:33 |
Dr_Willis | I was thinkign there was an option to do that.. but i just cd to the new dir, then gunzip /path/to/whatever.gz | 13:33 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: using gzip with the -d switch tells it to decompress - in this example, it is to stdout and then redirected to where you want it | 13:33 |
kryptyk | Dr_Willis: I do the same thing - move the archive where I want it unzipped and then just do so normally | 13:34 |
eniac | I'm trying to install sun-java-6 which is far from supported by ubuntu. | 13:34 |
kryptyk | To each their own I guess | 13:34 |
sun | WHAT'S UP! | 13:34 |
Osmosis | Krystyano, no as i test man | 13:34 |
BluesKaj | Hello all | 13:35 |
kryptyk | eniac: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html | 13:35 |
eniac | kryptyk: doesn't work! | 13:35 |
Osmosis | this is not works | 13:35 |
Osmosis | sudo gunzip -d ride.war /home/pablo/ride | 13:35 |
eniac | kryptyk: I already tried that. | 13:35 |
ylmfos | 这系统没什么效果吗 | 13:35 |
Dr_Willis | eniac: oh? its in the repos... it seems to work for me fine.. | 13:35 |
Osmosis | ans this not as well | 13:35 |
Osmosis | sudo gunzip ride.war -d /home/pablo/ride | 13:35 |
kryptyk | eniac: strange - worked on 2 of my 32bit machines | 13:35 |
sun | ya | 13:35 |
Dr_Willis | eniac: clarify what the main issue is, and whats not working about it. | 13:35 |
usr13 | Osmosis: file ride.war | 13:36 |
eniac | kryptyk: the add-apt-repository returns: error: need a repository as argyment. | 13:36 |
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more | 呵呵 | 13:36 |
LjL | !cn | more, ylmfos | 13:36 |
eniac | kryptyk: the command issued is: sudo add-apt-repository “deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner” | 13:36 |
ubottu | more, ylmfos: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 13:36 |
Osmosis | usr13, yes is war file what do you mean? | 13:36 |
more | I KNOW | 13:37 |
baojingfang | hello | 13:37 |
usr13 | Osmosis: It does not have the extension of a compressed file, so does not appear to be one. file ride.war will tell you what type of file it is. | 13:37 |
Osmosis | web aplication file is a zip | 13:38 |
Buffcns2 | what time on Sunday is 10.10 released? | 13:38 |
Osmosis | so have to work with gzip, case works with zip and unzip | 13:38 |
usr13 | Osmosis: unzip | 13:38 |
iceroot | Buffcns2: #ubuntu+1 | 13:38 |
Osmosis | i want use a native unix aplication | 13:38 |
more | hello everone are you know YLMFOS | 13:38 |
Osmosis | dont have to unstall a new one | 13:38 |
Dr_Willis | eniac: you could just put that “deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner” at the end of your /etc/apt/sources.list file | 13:39 |
ylmfos | me | 13:39 |
choi | I want to know how to connect to a windows computer through a wireless network using samba? | 13:39 |
more | I AM I | 13:39 |
more | I USE TOO | 13:39 |
kryptyk | eniac: you can set that repo manually. System --> administration --> software sources --> other software (tab) select(if already selected then reselect & select) the following sources,http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu lucid partner" & " http://archive.canonical.com/lucid partner" then close. | 13:39 |
Osmosis | kryptyk, excuse me can you repeat me why you think that works with the -d parameter | 13:40 |
Osmosis | some example please | 13:40 |
Osmosis | is not work at least in my ubuntu distribution | 13:40 |
more | what are you from ylmfos | 13:40 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: -d the parameter of gzip (not gunzip) tells it to decompress the archive | 13:40 |
Dr_Willis | choi: set up a share on the windows box. set linux box to have same 'workgroup' as the windwos box in /etc/samba/smb.conf and if the pc's can ping each other via ip. the gnome file manager should be able to connect to 'smb://windowsmachinename/sharename' or be shown in the network browser. | 13:40 |
ylmfos | jiangsu china | 13:40 |
Osmosis | i know \ | 13:40 |
Osmosis | of course but where do you see that you can especific the folder where you want to unzip | 13:41 |
more | i am in xi an china | 13:41 |
razz1 | UFW says 51413/tcp ALLOW IN Anywhere, why does transmission say it's closed. and How do I check all the ports that are open?? I used to use nmap localhost, but it does not work anymore?? Really need help?? | 13:41 |
ylmfos | you are man | 13:41 |
more | why don't use QQ | 13:41 |
choi | Dr_Willis: so it should have the same workgroup? I can ping the other computer using ip but smbclient can't find it when I query it for workgroups | 13:41 |
usr13 | Osmosis: kryptyk is trying to tell you that your syntax is wrong. | 13:41 |
more | i am gril | 13:41 |
usr13 | Osmosis: man gunzip | 13:42 |
ylmfos | you are student | 13:42 |
Osmosis | i use gzip as well of course | 13:42 |
more | at 3 year ago | 13:42 |
baojingfang | 这里面不能打中文么 | 13:42 |
baojingfang | ??? | 13:42 |
ylmfos | what is you qq | 13:42 |
FloodBot1 | baojingfang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:42 |
baojingfang | 这是社么样子的世界阿 | 13:42 |
more | 可以但是不让 | 13:42 |
Osmosis | kryptyk, could be so nice to write me an example, maybe i'm offuscated but i try all posiblilities | 13:42 |
david506 | does anyone know of an unbiased comparison of SELinux and Apparmor that deals with how secure it is (assuming proper setup ) ? | 13:43 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: The '>' is telling the command to redirect the output. Following that '/newdirectory/new-file' specifies where the command output is redirected to | 13:43 |
baojingfang | 为什么不让 是不是显得不够专业? | 13:43 |
more | i can't use QQ | 13:43 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: gzip -cd compressed-file.gz > /newdirectory/new-file | 13:43 |
more | 不是 这里是国外的论坛 | 13:43 |
Osmosis | i try the example that you writwe me before and dont works | 13:43 |
Osmosis | let me write to you | 13:43 |
more | 有中国的论坛但是没有人 | 13:43 |
bazhang | more baojingfang #ubuntu-cn | 13:43 |
baojingfang | 我们中国人可以用中文交流吗 | 13:44 |
bazhang | baojingfang, no | 13:44 |
BluesKaj | !cn | baojingfang | 13:44 |
ubottu | baojingfang: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 13:44 |
more | 可以 我们到中国的区域 | 13:44 |
* LjL sighs | 13:44 | |
Osmosis | this | 13:44 |
Osmosis | gzip -cd ride.war > /home/pablo/ride/lcds | 13:44 |
bazhang | more please stop that | 13:44 |
Osmosis | cereate a lcds empty file | 13:44 |
Osmosis | but dont unzip nothing | 13:44 |
bazhang | more /join #ubuntu-cn | 13:44 |
Osmosis | i need that gzip unzip the ride.war contain in a new folder lcds that i want to be created | 13:45 |
Osmosis | with unzip it is possible | 13:45 |
usr13 | Osmosis: mkdir lcds | 13:45 |
more | i am in -cn | 13:45 |
BluesKaj | !unp | 13:46 |
baojingfang | i am in-cn,too | 13:46 |
more | jony -cn | 13:46 |
manhunter | apt-get | 13:46 |
baojingfang | how to join cn? | 13:46 |
bazhang | more no you're not | 13:46 |
choi | Dr_Willis: should I also use domain logons = yes ? | 13:46 |
Osmosis | gonna use unzip | 13:46 |
bazhang | baojingfang /join #ubuntu-cn | 13:46 |
Osmosis | thanks everybody | 13:46 |
crackstore | hye all | 13:46 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: Your file is in .WAR format. This is a JAVA web archive. They have to be unpacked using the JAVA Archiving tool | 13:46 |
more | but i ca't found you | 13:46 |
crackstore | how to read file .cap? | 13:46 |
Osmosis | war is a zip file | 13:46 |
bazhang | more stop it. you're not there. | 13:46 |
usr13 | Osmosis: mkdir /home/pablo/ride/lcds ; gzip -cd ride.war > /home/pablo/ride/lcds | 13:46 |
Osmosis | can be unzip with unzip | 13:47 |
BluesKaj | !info-unp | 13:47 |
usr13 | Osmosis: then use unzip | 13:47 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: .WAR is a JAVA Web Archive - there is a specific tool for unzipping them | 13:47 |
DevilInside | I am having some problems connecting to my wireless network with a WPA2 password | 13:47 |
Osmosis | i know qwith jar | 13:47 |
DevilInside | as in, it's not workin | 13:47 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: jar -xvf webApplicationfilename.war | 13:47 |
Osmosis | but is a zip file as well | 13:47 |
Osmosis | already use unzip with file and works | 13:47 |
Osmosis | trust me | 13:47 |
more | #-cn in | 13:47 |
bazhang | more no | 13:48 |
bazhang | more /join #ubuntu-cn | 13:48 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: Then move the file to the directory that you want to unzip it to and run the unzip on it. | 13:48 |
Osmosis | and usr13, gzip -cd ride.war > /home/pablo/ride/lcds give that error | 13:48 |
BluesKaj | Osmosis, try unp , universal uncompressor app | 13:48 |
Osmosis | gzip -cd ride.war > /home/pablo/ride/lcds | 13:48 |
more | join #ubnutu -cn | 13:48 |
Osmosis | asorry | 13:48 |
Osmosis | bash: /home/pablo/ride/lcds: Is a directory | 13:48 |
Osmosis | so is not works you query | 13:49 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: Create the directory that you want it unzipped to. Move the .WAR file to that directory. Unzip it in there. Problem solved | 13:49 |
nobody_ | gday | 13:50 |
Osmosis | yes of course i can do that but i'm crating with ruby script an scale server aplication and i want unzip in only one step | 13:50 |
Osmosis | does not matter | 13:50 |
Osmosis | i just wanna know if gzip can do it as unzip | 13:50 |
crackstore | anyone know how to read file .cap? | 13:50 |
Osmosis | if not no problem use unzip | 13:50 |
Osmosis | thanks | 13:50 |
nobody_ | crackstore: try wireshark | 13:50 |
pozic | Every single time I don't do apt-get update before apt-get install foo I get that the packages cannot be verified. I know that in Debian this used to be different. | 13:50 |
kryptyk | Osmosis: Then I would be looking for a Ruby support channel to see if there is an elegant way of accomplishing this via script | 13:50 |
crackstore | nobody_, how? | 13:50 |
pozic | What's the reason for this change? | 13:51 |
crackstore | nobody_, isntall? | 13:51 |
nobody_ | I had to download the sources and compile them | 13:51 |
nobody_ | let me find the link | 13:51 |
Osmosis | kryptyk, Ruby for this stuffs use native linux command so i dont think so | 13:51 |
Osmosis | but thanks guys | 13:51 |
Dawgmatix | i am getting this weird behavior where synaptic just blocks because a process has been doing heavy io. the rest of my system is responsive. | 13:51 |
mbeierl | anyone tried flightgear on 10.04? It's unusably slow for me and I'm asking if there's a way to make it usable. | 13:52 |
nobody_ | crackstore: http://www.wireshark.org/download/src/wireshark-1.4.0.tar.bz2 | 13:52 |
crackstore | oke | 13:52 |
crackstore | i on d way installing | 13:52 |
crackstore | how to use? have any command? | 13:52 |
kryptyk | Omsosis: Then have the script simply move the file to the desired location, cd into that directory, and unzip it. A few more lines to script, but would do the job. | 13:53 |
crackstore | or that something like kate? | 13:53 |
ganeshran | Are there any additional mirrors for Ubuntu download? Too many people downloading might choke the servers? | 13:54 |
LjL | ganeshran: there are a lot of mirrors | 13:54 |
kryptyk | ganeshran: Grab it from BitTorrent | 13:54 |
LjL | ganeshran: also, there is torrents | 13:54 |
LjL | !mirrors > ganeshran (ganeshran, see the private message from ubottu) | 13:54 |
ganeshran | LjL, oh ok i forgot torrents | 13:54 |
ganeshran | LjL, thanks | 13:54 |
nobody_ | crackstore: once you unzip it you will need to run configure, make, make install | 13:55 |
crackstore | i allready install | 13:55 |
nobody_ | ah ok | 13:55 |
crackstore | so.. how to use that? | 13:55 |
cse26 | how to find enable ports in a system and lan? please help me? | 13:55 |
crackstore | by command or what.. | 13:55 |
LjL | nobody_, crackstore: wait a moment - why get wireshark from source? | 13:55 |
crackstore | for open file .cap | 13:55 |
LjL | !info wireshark | but it's in the repos | 13:55 |
odb|fidel | crackstore: wireshark should be available via apt as well | 13:55 |
crackstore | i need to open file .cap | 13:56 |
ubottu | but: wireshark (source: wireshark): network traffic analyzer - GTK+ version. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.7-1 (lucid), package size 717 kB, installed size 1824 kB | 13:56 |
nobody_ | uh...I didn't see a package last time I checked, or maybe I did but the packag ewas quite outdated | 13:56 |
nobody_ | hm ok | 13:56 |
nobody_ | ah ok | 13:56 |
odb|fidel | crackstore: how come you are sure this .cap file comes from wirehsrk at all | 13:56 |
crackstore | yaa | 13:56 |
crackstore | i use apt for installing | 13:56 |
nobody_ | ok my bad | 13:56 |
crackstore | i know from nobody_ | 13:56 |
nobody_ | i installed from source | 13:56 |
odb|fidel | crackstore: wireshark is a network protocol analyzer | 13:57 |
nobody_ | anyway, crackstore, run wireshark, then just open your .cap file | 13:57 |
crackstore | ohh | 13:57 |
crackstore | oic.. | 13:57 |
crackstore | so.. | 13:57 |
odb|fidel | so if you dont know how to use it - you'll have to start most liekly with the doc - as its a complex topic to be honest | 13:57 |
crackstore | how to open file .cap? | 13:57 |
crackstore | example.. test.cap | 13:57 |
nobody_ | run wireshark ... file -> open , and choose your cap :) | 13:57 |
nobody_ | anyway, has anyone been having problems changing resolution | 13:58 |
zerwas | i'd like to draw a rectangle on the screen and get its coordinates. is there any way to achieve this? | 13:58 |
crackstore | saved as "hs/CMOSNET.cap | 13:58 |
odb|fidel | its just a file dialog as always - but i am still wondering how you know it is a wireshark file at all ;) | 13:58 |
nobody_ | seems like I have 1 screen res change max, then the display locks up | 13:58 |
crackstore | the situation like that | 13:58 |
crackstore | so how tu open that? | 13:58 |
odb|fidel | crackstore: use the file open dialog? | 13:58 |
odb|fidel | -? | 13:58 |
odb|fidel | i mean its just a damn gui with an open dialog isnt it? | 13:59 |
bazhang | crackstore, try #wireshark | 13:59 |
crackstore | i try use wireshark.. | 13:59 |
crackstore | wait the minute.. | 13:59 |
bazhang | !enter | crackstore | 13:59 |
nobody_ | crackstore: can you not run it? | 13:59 |
ubottu | crackstore: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 13:59 |
odb|fidel | crackstore: my final attempt - are you sure that .cap file is related with wireshark at all? | 14:00 |
odb|fidel | wireshark isnt the only app using .cap as file extension | 14:00 |
nobody_ | he's not listening to us :( | 14:00 |
crackstore | i dunno.. nobody_ tell me for try that | 14:00 |
david | hello | 14:00 |
* crackstore not sure | 14:00 | |
odb|fidel | ok ignore | 14:00 |
crackstore | :) | 14:00 |
nobody_ | I just guessed | 14:00 |
nobody_ | it may not be that | 14:00 |
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nobody_ | but since it's fairly easy to test, just try opening it | 14:01 |
Guest31133 | I have a problem with pamusb | 14:01 |
nobody_ | so, no one else is having problems with changing resolution? | 14:01 |
ganeshran | I am not sure but does Ubuntu consume more power than windows? I have seen laptop backup go down using ubuntu | 14:01 |
Guest31133 | here is my authentication log : http://pastebin.com/zyyTX8nU | 14:01 |
nobody_ | or switching terminals ? | 14:01 |
odb|fidel | nobody_: in theory yes - but its most likely not a wireshark thing if the user doenst knows the app at all & has issues opening a file ;) | 14:01 |
crackstore | erm.. | 14:02 |
* crackstore blur.. | 14:02 | |
crackstore | :) | 14:02 |
bazhang | crackstore, stop that | 14:02 |
crackstore | ok.. | 14:02 |
crackstore | i stop.. | 14:02 |
crackstore | so how? | 14:02 |
Guest31133 | the problem is that the pamusb is working correctly, for locking the screen eg, but are not working with gdm. | 14:02 |
crackstore | any suggestion? | 14:02 |
FloodBot1 | crackstore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:02 |
bazhang | crackstore, you're not stopping. read the documentation, /join #wireshark and cease using the enter key after two or three words | 14:03 |
nobody_ | odb: i agree, I didn't understnad whether he tried to open it yet, or tried and wasn't able to | 14:03 |
crackstore | oh.. i think stop the trying.. ok bazhang .. i'm so sory :) | 14:04 |
pancho | can i ask, does anybody know if there is a program or a plugin for chrome or rythembox that will stop the music being played on rythembox if there is a video or sound coming from the web browser???? | 14:04 |
nobody_ | pancho: that would be really cool. don't use those too often so I wouldn't know | 14:04 |
ganeshran | no one answered my question about ubuntu power management ? :( | 14:05 |
nobody_ | ganeshran | 14:05 |
nobody_ | : I don't know, that's why I didn't answer | 14:05 |
meh2 | so in 4 days we'll b able to upgrade from 10.04.1 to version 10.10? | 14:05 |
Dice-Man | hi there | 14:05 |
bazhang | meh2, yes | 14:05 |
ganeshran | meh2, ya cant wait!! | 14:05 |
pancho | nobody_: thanks, yeah it would be cool, just wondering if it was out there somewher | 14:05 |
meh2 | good stuff | 14:06 |
ziroday | pancho: ear candy perhaps (not the latest version http://www.stefanoforenza.com/ear-candy-makes-your-gnome-desktop-a-little-bit-smarter/) | 14:06 |
nobody_ | ganeshran: but at least traditionally, winblows uses more power...but depends on what you're doing. I notice default install of ubuntu runs a lot of stuff | 14:06 |
ganeshran | nobody_, Ok I was just wondering because my laptop battery seems to think so | 14:06 |
meh2 | gonna be my first upgrade hehe i usually reinstall | 14:06 |
BluesKaj | why is it so wonderful to have a new version when this one hasn't been fixed yet, there's still a lot to be done on 10.04 | 14:06 |
nobody_ | ok, thanks people, I'm giong to go investigate my resolution change issue | 14:06 |
crackstore | nobody_, u rite.. hehe i allready can open that file.. tQ friend :) | 14:07 |
ganeshran | nobody_, I really wonder how they make ubuntu boot up so fast though. It becomes usable in less than 10 seconds | 14:07 |
nobody_ | ganeshran: speak for yourself, my laptop is oooold and takes forever to boot :) | 14:07 |
ganeshran | nobody_, really? In mine Vista takes 5 minutes to be usable. Ubuntu is lightning fast. There is no lag at all!! | 14:08 |
ganeshran | nobody_, I stopped using windows unless I have to do any development. | 14:08 |
nobody_ | ganeshran: windows dev ? | 14:09 |
ganeshran | .net | 14:09 |
nobody_ | ah ya | 14:09 |
pancho | ziroday: ill have a look at that | 14:09 |
plovs | ganeshran you can run windows in a vm, even windows boots ok in a vm | 14:10 |
nobody_ | i'm sure you could find linux tools, but you're probably better off sticking to the environment you're dev-ing in. You're right though, it is pretty fast. | 14:10 |
ganeshran | plovs, I havent given that a try before. | 14:10 |
ganeshran | I might try to do it but dont want to pay for a license | 14:10 |
nobody_ | might be worth it, but depends how much mem you have | 14:10 |
cse26 | i installed wireshark now.how can i find enable ports in a system and lan | 14:11 |
plovs | ganeshran virtualbox is simpel to use and free, kvm is a bit more difficult to use and still free | 14:11 |
flamewar | how to watch connections on my computer and bandwith use it terminal? is there something like htop for it? | 14:11 |
ganeshran | plovs, I used virtualbox for booting ubuntu in a vm before moving to it for good | 14:11 |
ganeshran | but windows license will still have to be paid right? | 14:12 |
phil_in_london | does virtualbox allow you to run any architechture as well as different os's ? | 14:12 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, yes it is compatible with all | 14:12 |
WiW | Is there anywhere I can download fonts that come with ubuntu? (I currently don't have ubuntu installed, and I don't want to install it just for the fonts) | 14:12 |
plovs | ganeshran yes, but if you have a laptop then you might already have a license | 14:12 |
ganeshran | plovs, Not sure if that can be reused. Anyways too complicated for running windows. I'd rather use Ubuntu :D | 14:13 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, thanks, that does make it interesting. One other thing, if you know, would I be able to compile with gcc/c++ inside virtualbox. The idea is to have a piece of software compiled for that architechture rather than the sometimes messy business of cross-compiling. | 14:13 |
Benwa | hi, how to list the prerouting tables ? | 14:13 |
plovs | phil_in_london yes, is possible | 14:13 |
urna | Benwa: man iptables | 14:13 |
DogWater | How do you get into the boot loader menu on Ubuntu 10.04? I've tried ESC and ctrl-c before the screen comes up but I can't get into it. | 14:13 |
moetunes | shift | 14:13 |
Benwa | urna: :( | 14:13 |
plovs | ganeshran license is valid (1 license, on 1 comp) | 14:14 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, you should be pretty much able to do anything that you do on a physical box | 14:14 |
urna | Benwa: better off knowing how to fish than being spoonfed errday right? | 14:14 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, Only challenge in virtual box is confgiuring network which is needed sometimes | 14:14 |
WiW | nvrmnd, found | 14:14 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, plovs, thanks very much, my life just got easier | 14:14 |
BluesKaj | DogWater, try the shift key | 14:15 |
Dr_Willis | I still havent figured out why they cant make it be shift, OR escape.. :) or why not have ANY key do it.,. | 14:15 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, all the config including network is done after the image is compiled, so thats not a problem. | 14:15 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, No sometimes if you have to interact with host computer ports you need to forward them | 14:15 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, especially for applications which require specific ports to run. Like VNC | 14:16 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, I don't actually intend to run the compiled software within virtualbox. I only want it as an "enviroment" to create the binaries for specific arch's, specifically mips | 14:16 |
DogWater | I held down shift, I pressed shift neither of those seemed to work | 14:17 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, : what all architectures are you looking for | 14:17 |
DogWater | is it shift-esc? | 14:17 |
BluesKaj | DogWater, then open your //etcdefualt/grub file and edit the timeout to a few secs so you that grub menu comes up foe whattever length od time you choose before loading the default kernel | 14:17 |
phil_in_london | mips, mipsel are really the only ones. | 14:17 |
DogWater | The box won't boot so I can't open anything which is why I am trying to get into the boot loader =) | 14:18 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london: Ok because I am not sure if non x-86 gues os will run | 14:18 |
ganeshran | *guest OS | 14:18 |
BluesKaj | hmmm, maybe the batteries on this KB are failing after all | 14:18 |
BluesKaj | DogWater, did you try shift? | 14:19 |
cse26 | how to find enable ports in a system and lan using wire shark.could you please tell me? | 14:19 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, well, it certainly looks like investigating, I'll report back what I find out. Do you know if you are able to limit the amount of memory available to the os running inside virtualbox? For example, I would want to limit it to 8mb, that mirrors the enviroment the software runs in. | 14:19 |
DogWater | BluesKaj: I held down both shift keys, that didn't work so then I rebooted the box and drummed on them back and forth and that didn't work either. | 14:20 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, Yes while creating the VM you can limit the RAM available to it | 14:20 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, excellent, thanks for all the help, I'd be excited and get on it right now if not for the hangover :-o | 14:20 |
DogWater | It goes directly from a flashing prompt to the Ubuntu 10.04 screen with the little dots | 14:21 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, Check this link http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes | 14:21 |
Dice-Man | hi | 14:21 |
BluesKaj | DogWater, did you recently update/upgrade ? if so which graphics card are you running ? | 14:21 |
Dice-Man | i accidentally delete an .odt file | 14:21 |
Dice-Man | how could back it up ? | 14:21 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, Most of them are x86 and x64 based. I am not sure if running a powerPC or other architectures would be supported. Maybe someone else can help | 14:22 |
DogWater | BluesKaj no we didn't do anything, and it runs in init 3 | 14:22 |
charlier1977 | I am wanting to run linux in a virtual machine on windows 7 can anyone recommend a good free VM that I can download to do this | 14:22 |
phil_in_london | ganeshran, yeah, I've been asking about it for awhile, as soon as I say "mips" the answers/information dries up :) | 14:22 |
DogWater | if i hit escape while the Ubuntu 10 splash screen is up all it says is mountall: event failed | 14:22 |
the_german | charlier1977: yes VMWareServer or VMWare Player | 14:22 |
bazhang | phil_in_london, try #vbox | 14:22 |
ganeshran | phil_in_london, :) Try looking for other IRC channels for them | 14:23 |
kedy07 | What are the different kinds of ways to remotely access a computer with a fresh install of Ubuntu? | 14:23 |
the_german | charlier1977: or VirtualBox ... there are quite a few good options | 14:23 |
erUSUL | charlier1977: virtual box --> /join #vbox | 14:23 |
magentar | kedy07: ssh | 14:23 |
phil_in_london | yeah bazhang, already marked it. I was actually only coming to this channel to learn like usual, then saw someone talking about virtualbox so I thought I'd pop a question off. | 14:23 |
milaz | Hi all! | 14:23 |
Dr_Willis | kedy07: by default? theres the vino/vnc thing.. but thats about it. theres not any other ways inztalled by default. | 14:23 |
Dr_Willis | kedy07: you can Install several things however. | 14:23 |
charlier1977 | the_german: thank you | 14:23 |
magentar | empathy supports desktop sharing | 14:24 |
milaz | Does anybody here run ubuntu on single-core 32-bit processor? | 14:24 |
cse26 | how to find enable port in the system? | 14:24 |
phil_in_london | milaz, I do on this box | 14:24 |
kedy07 | Dr_Willis: ok thanks | 14:24 |
Dr_Willis | cse26: clarify the question, and what you are trying to do. by default no ports are 'closed' | 14:24 |
kedy07 | magentar: ssh is not installed by default, if i remember correctly | 14:24 |
Dr_Willis | ssh is not installed by default on a desktop install. correct. | 14:24 |
BluesKaj | ssh client is installed by default | 14:25 |
milaz | Aha, I just want to ask, do you experience random stalls of the system, when even mouse cursor freezes? | 14:25 |
cse26 | dr willis:finding enable ports using wireshark | 14:25 |
milaz | I noticed it started to happen to me often | 14:25 |
BluesKaj | openssh server is not installed by default | 14:26 |
milaz | So, it could be either my hardware or ubuntu | 14:26 |
urna | cse26: netstat on the local system or nmap for a remote system would be more efficient at doing that job than wireshark | 14:26 |
charlier1977 | also I have just had to repair windows on a dual boot system and now grub is gone what is the easiest way to re-install grub without having to re-install ubuntu | 14:26 |
bazhang | charlier1977, what version of ubuntu | 14:26 |
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BluesKaj | !grub | 14:26 |
ubottu | grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 14:26 |
the_german | charlier1977: use a ubuntu liveCD | 14:26 |
charlier1977 | 10.04 | 14:26 |
phil_in_london | milaz, no not generally, but of course, the more I try to make it do the slower it gets. But I really only use web, email, compilers, nothing really graphic or memory intensive. | 14:26 |
bazhang | charlier1977, grub2 then | 14:27 |
charlier1977 | yes | 14:27 |
bazhang | !grub2 | charlier1977 check this | 14:27 |
ubottu | charlier1977 check this: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Ubuntu 9.10. For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 14:27 |
cse26 | urna: how can we find enable ports using nmap? | 14:27 |
urna | cse26: man nmap | 14:27 |
pancho | does anybody know if there is a program or a plugin for chrome or rythembox that will stop the music being played on rythembox if there is a video or sound coming from the web browser???? | 14:27 |
phil_in_london | milaz, I do notice that turning screen effects off dramatically improves stability. | 14:27 |
cse26 | urna: ok | 14:27 |
erUSUL | pancho: in theory that' something pulseaudio could do. ( not stop but mute or lower volume ) | 14:28 |
charlier1977 | bazhang: thanks | 14:28 |
milaz | phil_in_london, I always have them turned off. My video card never was supported really | 14:28 |
milaz | I just experienced one freeze now | 14:29 |
phil_in_london | milaz, also, I don't have any of the evolution stuff running. | 14:29 |
pancho | erUSUL: ok, i'll look into that | 14:29 |
phil_in_london | milaz, got any apps running in a cronjob? | 14:29 |
milaz | Well, the most annoying are update-apt-xapian-index and mlocate, I got rid of them | 14:30 |
elb0w | Has anyone actually gotten evolution to work with exchange? | 14:30 |
elb0w | everytime I try it crashes | 14:30 |
milaz | I noticed that several uninterruptable programs were in sync_page state | 14:30 |
phil_in_london | milaz, got your email open all the time and checking for mail? did you signup for ubuntu one and setup your personal cloud? | 14:31 |
DogWater | is appending init=/bin/sh to the kernel line in Ubuntu 10.04 no longer valid then? | 14:31 |
DogWater | it seems to just make it lock up | 14:31 |
DogWater | it used to work | 14:31 |
phil_in_london | milaz, that ubuntu one caused me to have freeze ups, it would just stop responding for 5, 10, 15 secs, and then just keep going again like nothing happened. | 14:31 |
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milaz | phil_in_london, I don't use ubuntu one and mainly only browser and emacs are open | 14:32 |
milaz | And I often have jbd2/sda7-8 in sync_page or sync_buffer state when this happens. | 14:32 |
DogWater | Any idea? | 14:32 |
phil_in_london | milaz, maybe your disk is having some troubles. | 14:33 |
phil_in_london | sda7-8, is that where your swap file is? | 14:33 |
DogWater | all I'm trying to do is get a shell on this machine =D | 14:33 |
milaz | I checked it smart status, and it looks okay for me | 14:34 |
andre_pl | I just did the upgrade to 10.10 last night, now I'm trying to path a driver in the kernel source and I can't seem to find it in /usr/src i have the old kernel source but not the new, and when I run apt-get install linux-source it only installs stuff in /usr/share/doc | 14:34 |
milaz | sda7 is my / partition, 1Tb ext4 | 14:34 |
phil_in_london | 1tb? :-o | 14:34 |
erUSUL | DogWater: the kernel can lock up before calling init. | 14:34 |
phil_in_london | milaz, a single partition? | 14:34 |
milaz | actually lots of files, most of which are only read occasionally | 14:35 |
milaz | phil_in_london: 1024Gb, yes | 14:35 |
milaz | Maybe ext4 does bad on such sizes? | 14:35 |
phil_in_london | milaz, I dunno, but me I'd crack it up into a few partitions just to make the disk indexer not have to work so hard. | 14:36 |
phil_in_london | milaz, but I'm no expert either...I might just be talking outta my as.... | 14:36 |
milaz | phil_in_london, it's ok, thank you | 14:37 |
DrSlony | Hey, a friend has gtk lib conflicts, is there a tool in ubuntu to check for such conflicts and fix them? (I'm not a ubuntu user) | 14:38 |
Submarine | hi there | 14:40 |
BluesKaj | milaz, maybe partition a 24G for / and thremainder for a /home if ubuntu is balking at partition over 1024G | 14:40 |
Submarine | Is there a way to tell NetworkManager, specifically the nm-applet, to use a specific 3G modem? Currently it uses the first 3G modem, which I don't want to use. | 14:40 |
timothy | DrSlony: ask ua friend to try sudo apt-get -f install | 14:40 |
kyentei | BluesKaj: 24GB for / ?! | 14:40 |
kyentei | BluesKaj: Even with only a seperate / and /home, 10GB for / will do just fine | 14:41 |
DrSlony | timothy: can you tell me what that does | 14:41 |
BluesKaj | kyentei, yeah I know iit'sbig but ..... | 14:41 |
DrSlony | the -f flag | 14:41 |
timothy | DrSlony: it fixes broken packages. | 14:41 |
milaz | BluesKaj, in fact, it is as you say, 8 Gb for / and 1024Gb for /home | 14:41 |
BluesKaj | I use 10G for / but I don't have 1TB | 14:41 |
DrSlony | thanks timothy | 14:41 |
MrRoboto | is it possible to install ubuntu server on a pc that is connected to the network but has no monitor or mouse? | 14:42 |
acicula | MrRoboto: yeah | 14:42 |
acicula | !net | 14:42 |
Pici | !install | MrRoboto | 14:42 |
ubottu | MrRoboto: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 14:42 |
MrRoboto | thanks | 14:42 |
MrRoboto | !automate | 14:42 |
ubottu | Ways to automate installation of Ubuntu on multiple machines are described at https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html - See also !cloning | 14:42 |
acicula | MrRoboto: have a look at the wiki/google for a network install using ssh | 14:42 |
timothy | DrSlony: it wud b better if ua friend has internet access. sometimes sudo apt-get -f install downloads packages | 14:43 |
BluesKaj | MrRoboto, yes a headless server which youcan ssh or other access apps | 14:43 |
cse26 | how can we find bandwidth of data from website to system? | 14:43 |
hanoshe | hi] | 14:43 |
hanoshe | hi | 14:43 |
hanoshe | i need help | 14:43 |
bobstro | kyentei: beware having too small a / if you need /tmp space (e.g. copying dvds) | 14:43 |
kyentei | bobstro: True, but 10GB isn't what I call small :-P | 14:43 |
Ken8521 | !ask | hanoshe | 14:44 |
ubottu | hanoshe: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 14:44 |
kyentei | bobstro: But I do indeed recommend having enough space on /tmp | 14:44 |
bobstro | kyentei: no, but 4.7G for the dvd tmp files + the os is getting tight in 10. | 14:44 |
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Ken8521 | bobstro, agree.. | 14:44 |
acicula | cse26: what are you trying to do? | 14:44 |
kyentei | bobstro: I have 15GB for /, 3.4 GB used and 10GB free. | 14:45 |
Ken8521 | that's not so bad | 14:45 |
KukuNut | kyentei: a dvd is almost 8gb | 14:45 |
kyentei | KukuNut: Perhaps a seperate /tmp of 8GB will do then | 14:45 |
kyentei | KukuNut: If I'll really get into trouble with creating a dvd, I could probably temporary use a symlink | 14:46 |
bobstro | kyentei: my / is closer to 8G used. if you're going to make a small /, i'd advise creating a separate /tmp partition early on. i found out the hard ware that symlinking /tmp elsewhere later can cause problems. | 14:46 |
kyentei | bobstro: Just wondering, do you ever clean /var/cache/apt/archives ? | 14:47 |
bobstro | kyentei: yes. | 14:47 |
cse26 | acicula: am doing my project finding bandwidth of data coming from website to system. | 14:48 |
plovs | kyentei instead of symlinking tmp you can mount another partition over it, and then later unmount it again | 14:48 |
DrSlony | timothy: he does, he's not online now and he didn't seem to know whether ubuntu has a lib conflict resolver, i got curious too | 14:48 |
kyentei | bobstro: Then I have no comment on what you said there. :-P I never ran into problems burning dvd's so far. But I see how it can become an issue | 14:48 |
kyentei | plovs: Requires you to have another partition though. | 14:48 |
bobstro | kyentei: i'm just cautioning that it can cause a problem right in the middle of doing something else. | 14:48 |
plovs | just use /home temporarely | 14:48 |
kyentei | bobstro: So how large would you recommend for a seperate /tmp .. or a single / ? | 14:48 |
acicula | cse26: well the bandwith between two systems is governed by the width of the smallest (sub)link between them or whatever bandwith is left after congestion | 14:49 |
c3l | bobstro: why can it cause issues to symlink /tmp elsewhere | 14:49 |
* plovs uses 1gb tmp, mounted noexec,nosuid | 14:49 | |
TestUU | HI | 14:49 |
TestUU | I need some help | 14:49 |
matematikaadit | hi | 14:50 |
Ken8521 | just ask your question | 14:50 |
matematikaadit | need some help too | 14:50 |
c3l | !ask | TestUU | 14:50 |
ubottu | TestUU: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 14:50 |
TestUU | I typed sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0 and it didn't work | 14:50 |
bobstro | kyentei: this is subjective of course, but i find 20G / is usually 'enough' to allow for big one-time activities like dvd copying. and with 2 TB drives cheap, i'd rather have a bit of extra room. /tmp should probably be sized based on expected use. based on my dvd adventure, i'd say 10 G. again, drive space is cheap now. | 14:50 |
david4837 | hello | 14:50 |
acicula | cse26: maxing out the datatransfer is one way to do ti, ot send a lot of data and see what gets dropped/delayed? | 14:50 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, what do you mean it "didn't work"... what did it not fix or do,, or did it not install? | 14:50 |
TestUU | said it couldn't find it.. | 14:50 |
t0th_- | hi | 14:50 |
bobstro | c3l: i had some very strange problems with evince and other apps. technically, they were bugs imo, but nobody seemed to care. i finally figured out it was due to symlinking /tmp. | 14:50 |
matematikaadit | how to combine some PDF files to be one file? | 14:51 |
kyentei | bobstro: True. I still work with some other pc's sometimes too. But I guess I won't be burning huge dvd's on them anytime soon. :) But for desktop use, having the space anyway, I agree with your recommendation. | 14:51 |
DogWater | is init=/bin/sh still valid for a Ubuntu 10 machine? it works fine on earlier versions but it seems to just lock up on 10.04 | 14:51 |
t0th_- | if i use Wubi my partition will be deleted? | 14:51 |
timothy | matematikaadit: use pdf shuffler | 14:51 |
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milaz | DrSlony, I believe ubuntu does not have a conflict resolver, i.e. a tool that would fix something when conflict happens, but it has a good package manager and packaging system that go for a great lengths to ensure that conflicts will not happen. | 14:51 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, what version of ubuntu are you using? | 14:51 |
TestUU | 9.10 | 14:51 |
TestUU | it worked on virtualbox but it's not working here.. | 14:51 |
elb0w | Anyone use imsniff? | 14:52 |
moetunes | !find libusb | TestUU | 14:52 |
ubottu | TestUU: Found: libusb-1.0-0, libusb-1.0-0-dev, libusbmuxd-dev, libusbmuxd1, libusbmuxd1-dbg, libusb-ruby, libusb-ruby1.8, libusb-ruby1.9.1, libusbip-dev, libusbip0 (and 6 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libusb&searchon=names&suite=lucid§ion=all | 14:52 |
Jd`away | Hi, can is use AptOnCd on a rpm distro? | 14:52 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, open synaptic package manager and check your sources | 14:52 |
Jd`away | i* | 14:52 |
Ken8521 | cuz it should be there, i have it on 10.10 | 14:52 |
beltrao | first timer here | 14:52 |
bobstro | elb0w: i've used dnsiff, which is similar, but not imsniff specifically. | 14:52 |
Ken8521 | !welcome | beltrao | 14:53 |
elb0w | Does it capture aol messages? | 14:53 |
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TestUU | did i got libusb 0.1-4, how can I update? | 14:53 |
t0th_- | hi? | 14:53 |
bobstro | elb0w: the description say smsn now but others 'could follow' | 14:53 |
BluesKaj | hmm, if I try removing bind9-utils it's gonna take out the whole gnome-desktop ... it was there by default so why is it gonna drag all that gtk stuff with it ? | 14:53 |
BluesKaj | correction :it wasn't there by default | 14:54 |
alecbenzer | ubuntu doesn't seem to be detecing my wired nic. its there and it works in windows, and about a week or two ago I was able to just plug an ethernet cord in and it worked, but now ubuntu can't see the hw | 14:54 |
alecbenzer | anything I can try? | 14:54 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, you'll probably have to find whatever it is you're looking for, adn download it.. the package you're asking for is in 10.04, and apparently 10.04 | 14:54 |
BluesKaj | alecbenzer, network manager settings | 14:55 |
jags | yo, I put ubuntu 10.4.1 on my dell notebook, works ok besides the wireless, however, I can't suspend or hibernate it, I did a bit of reading and there is no fix yet for this? | 14:55 |
Ken8521 | *is in 10.10, and apparently is in 10.04 | 14:55 |
bobstro | BluesKaj: isn't gnome-desktop-environment one of those dependency packages that you can remove? you just won't have a 'standard' config any more. (do verify, but that's what i recall.) | 14:55 |
TestUU | what..? I type sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0 on virtualbox and it works, why doesn't it work here? I'm using the same version.. | 14:55 |
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TestUU | plus I'm using 9.10.. | 14:55 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, if it works in vbox, then again, check your sources list.. i've said that twice | 14:55 |
TestUU | Well how can I update the sources? | 14:56 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, scroll up, i told you how to check your source list | 14:56 |
Skitso | hi all, has anyone got a work around on the mouse theme issue! i cant seem to change the theme? iv read up on blogs and have noticed thats its an ongoing problem. | 14:58 |
BluesKaj | bobstro, yeah i guess it was just the metapackage, I reinstalled the gnome-desktop | 14:59 |
bobstro | BluesKaj: it is scary to see that. | 14:59 |
Ken8521 | BluesKaj, i think "ubuntu-desktop" is a meta package.. not sure about gnome-desktop | 14:59 |
wad | Windows recovery was used on this formerly dualboot netbook (Win7 starter & Ubuntu netbook edition). Now grub is messed up. I booted to a livecd to rerun grub, but I'm confused by something. Win=/dev/sda1 Linux=/dev/sda2, fdisk reports sda1 as 83GB, and shows sda2 as size 61GB, but /proc/partitions shows sda1 as 83GB and sda2 as 1 byte! Help? | 15:00 |
fossrox | hi guys, i want to share my internet connection (eth0) to my laptop (eth2 , connection established, comps see each other, eth0 and eth2 cofigured in different subnets), i tired with dhcp and firestarter without sucess - is there a way to share this connection without messing with /etc/network/interfaces and doing that for example via network applet? if not i would like to learn about anything that would work | 15:00 |
TestUU | i want to download this package but I don't know the terminal command to download it.. mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu | 15:00 |
alecbenzer | BluesKaj: um, what exactly would I do to try and detect an interface that it isn't automatically detecting? ie, ifconfig doesn't even list the interface. | 15:00 |
Ken8521 | !packages | TestUU | 15:00 |
ubottu | TestUU: You can browse and search for Ubuntu packages using !Synaptic, !KPackageKit, !Adept, "apt-cache search <keywords or regex>", or online at http://packages.ubuntu.com - Ubuntu has about 20000 packages available, so please *search* for an official package before installing things in awkward ways! | 15:00 |
TestUU | http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/libu/libusb-1.0/ | 15:01 |
bihari_ | i have to install virtualbox | 15:01 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, ok.. so download it | 15:01 |
bihari_ | which is the best for ubuntu | 15:01 |
TestUU | how can I download that using terminal? | 15:01 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, wget | 15:02 |
BluesKaj | bobstro, yeah that's correct ...I stand corrected , everything is still fine. I usually run kde , but use the gnome desktop for references , when i forget stuff | 15:02 |
bazhang | bihari_, sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose | 15:02 |
KaiForce | is there a utility for determining where a firewall is blocking a service? like traceroute, but for HTTP for example. | 15:02 |
maarten | does anyone know a good python editor | 15:02 |
phisher1 | nano | 15:02 |
Pici | TestUU: Is there a reason you can't use apt to get the package? | 15:03 |
MTK358 | maarten: just about anything with syntax highlighting | 15:03 |
Ken8521 | Pici, he says it's not there(9.10)... | 15:03 |
maarten | i am looking for something to build gui apps | 15:04 |
maarten | i know it must be there | 15:04 |
fossrox | maarten: vim, eric, ipython | 15:04 |
Pici | Ken8521: I see it available for i386 and amd64 | 15:04 |
Ken8521 | Pici, he was giving me a headache, so i just gave him what he wanted | 15:04 |
Ken8521 | lol | 15:04 |
TestUU | Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libusb-1.0-0 (= 2:1.0.6-1) means? | 15:04 |
Ken8521 | TestUU, means you're missing a dependency | 15:04 |
Pici | TestUU: Are you trying to compile something that requires libusb? | 15:04 |
acicula | KaiForce: connect to a server and look for the tcp response, you can do that wireshark and netcat, or a scanner like nmap. its still involves some guesswork though | 15:04 |
fossrox | maarten: for gui for example python wxglade, or SPE | 15:05 |
TestUU | no I'm trying to install android on my iphone | 15:05 |
TestUU | but i need libusb-1.0-0.. | 15:05 |
TestUU | I've found the download link but don't know how to install using terminal.. | 15:05 |
wad | Hoping someone can help... Windows recovery was used on this formerly dualboot netbook (Win7 starter & Ubuntu netbook edition). Now grub is messed up. I booted to a livecd to rerun grub, but I'm confused by something. Win=/dev/sda1 Linux=/dev/sda2, fdisk reports sda1 as 83GB, and shows sda2 as size 61GB, but /proc/partitions shows sda1 as 83GB and sda2 as 1 byte! Help? | 15:05 |
Pici | TestUU: libusb version 1.0.6-1 is only available in Lucid (10.04), not Karmic (9.10) | 15:05 |
KaiForce | acicula: ok thanks. I've used nmap, i'll give it a shot | 15:06 |
TestUU | pff | 15:06 |
TestUU | alright. thanks.. | 15:06 |
kawashi | salut tout le monde | 15:06 |
moetunes | !fr | 15:06 |
ubottu | Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 15:06 |
Submarine | so nobody knows how to force NetworkManager to use a specific 3G device, not just the first one it sees? | 15:06 |
rdg | what's the vnc server that runs when you turn on remote desktop sharing in ubuntu? | 15:07 |
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rdg | I ask this because I'm trying to remotely launch it on my desktop at work | 15:07 |
rdg | so I can't just click on it and find out | 15:07 |
acicula | Submarine: dont both devices show up in the list? | 15:07 |
Pici | rdg: vino iirc. | 15:08 |
Submarine | acicula: I don't see any list offering me a choice. | 15:08 |
rdg | is it possible to get it to launch from the command line? it's supposed to be starting on bootup | 15:08 |
Ken8521 | rdg, do you have it enabled? | 15:08 |
Submarine | acicula: I looked at the logs from modem-manager and it tries to access the internal modem. | 15:09 |
acicula | Submarine: heu how do you connect the 3G, normally you plug in something 3g enabled, and the device shows up in the network applet etc | 15:09 |
rdg | it was until I remotely rebooted the machine | 15:09 |
Ken8521 | cuz i believe by default, it's disabled | 15:09 |
Ken8521 | rdg, is your machine set to auto-login? | 15:09 |
Submarine | acicula: One device is internal, the other external. | 15:09 |
rdg | nope | 15:09 |
acicula | Submarine: yeah i figured | 15:09 |
rdg | don't tell me it won't start unless a user is logged in | 15:09 |
Ken8521 | rdg, ok, i won't | 15:09 |
rdg | wtf is the point of that | 15:10 |
acicula | Submarine: a quick workaround might be to disable the internal 3G modem in the bios or perhaps via kernel option, laptops usualyl allow for this. | 15:10 |
moetunes | rdg: there is no desktop available until someone logs in | 15:10 |
acicula | Submarine: anyway only the 3G internal modem shows as a broadband connection in the network applet? | 15:11 |
rdg | Xserver is running | 15:11 |
rdg | there's a pretty UI waiting for my username and password | 15:11 |
moetunes | running gdm perhaps | 15:11 |
rdg | how do I get to that | 15:11 |
acicula | rdg: export DISPLAY=:0 in the ssh session | 15:11 |
acicula | that only works if you are logged in though | 15:11 |
acicula | locally into X that si | 15:11 |
Ken8521 | acicula, thus the issue... | 15:11 |
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rdg | i can SSH to the machine, through like 3 other machines, but I'm not running X, I'm in OSX | 15:12 |
darkvandal | i am having problems with an error msg network service discovery disabled .. can anyone tell me if i need Avahi for anything other then banshee and how to disable it | 15:12 |
acicula | ah yeah that makes things more difficult | 15:12 |
Submarine | acicula: The external modem shows, but logs show it tries to connect to the internal one. | 15:12 |
Ken8521 | acicula, i guess hethinks applications should be running, when a user is not logged in | 15:13 |
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acicula | Submarine: the external modem shows up in networkmanager, but when selected modemmanager still defaults to the internal one? | 15:13 |
Submarine | acicula: Indeed. | 15:13 |
Submarine | acicula: I'm using modem-manager --debug and I see it trying to connect to /dev/ttyACM0, which is the internal one. | 15:13 |
rdg | Ken8521: yea that's pretty unreasonable. I mean, none of the other major operating systems let you remotely log in | 15:13 |
rdg | oh wait | 15:13 |
Submarine | acicula: The external one is on /dev/ttyUSB0 | 15:13 |
DogWater | has anyone ever seen ubuntu 10 crash with 'mountall: event failed' | 15:13 |
Ken8521 | rdg, i didn't say it was unreasonable, just you should have researched it a little better | 15:14 |
bihari_ | how much RAM memory shud i give in my virtual machine | 15:15 |
fumanchu182 | I have a question about Netbeans and copy and paste in Ubuntu, I cannot copy from Netbeans except through middle clicking, what happens if the mouse I am using does not have a middle button or a scroll wheel? Netbean guys say it is a problem with Ubuntu and not the IDE so I am asking ithere. | 15:15 |
Ken8521 | bihari_, how much system ram do you ahve? | 15:15 |
darkvandal | i am having problems with an error msg network service discovery disabled .. can anyone tell me if i need Avahi for anything other then banshee and how to disable it | 15:15 |
bihari_ | 2gb | 15:16 |
bihari_ | Ken8521, i have 2 GB ram | 15:16 |
Ken8521 | bihari_, i usually cut it in half on a 2gb machine.. | 15:17 |
Crankygeek | Is there a way to have TeamViewer start automatically on boot up? | 15:17 |
Ken8521 | bihari_, it generally works well for me.... | 15:17 |
acicula | Submarine: hmm well a quick search on google isnt turning anything up. If you can id have a look to make sure the external 3G works by turning the internal one off. I dont know anything about debugging the network manager or how it connects to the modemmanger(dbus?) | 15:17 |
Ken8521 | although vista would choke in a vbox.. 7 and xp ran ok. | 15:17 |
darkvandal | anyone ? | 15:17 |
wad | I'm trying to recover a bad superblock on a partition. It was originally 63 GB, for Ubuntu netbook edition. What would the block size have been? | 15:17 |
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darkvandal | err msg "Network Service Discovery Disabled" any ideas ? | 15:18 |
moonunit | hey | 15:19 |
moonunit | can anyone help me with a few questoin | 15:19 |
Ken8521 | !ask | moonunit | 15:19 |
ubottu | moonunit: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 15:19 |
acicula | Submarine: i know the maintainer has multiple 3G devices to test with, so i doubt networkmanager doesnt understand how to deal with more then one 3G device so if i have to guess its somewhere in between where it goes wrong. Maybe its possible to set dbus into dbug mode to see the interaction between modemmanager and the Networkmanager | 15:19 |
moonunit | So i just got !# and i tireed updateing firefox so i can get some addons | 15:19 |
bazhang | moonunit, crunchbang? | 15:20 |
moonunit | and now it says the ubuntu addon isnt working or suppoert and i can use my webbrowers anymore | 15:20 |
moonunit | yea | 15:20 |
bazhang | moonunit, try their support channel | 15:20 |
Submarine | acicula: I'm filing a bug report. | 15:20 |
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moonunit | well its basicaly the same as ubuntu | 15:20 |
Submarine | Somebody suggested deactivating the internal GSM in the BIOS as a workaround. | 15:20 |
acicula | Submarine: yeah good idea | 15:20 |
ffringe | how to make all user settings as default of the system? i mean when i open a new user, it will be same like me. | 15:20 |
bazhang | moonunit, no its not. not supported here | 15:20 |
darkvandal | can anyone see what i am typing ? | 15:21 |
moonunit | anyone know the crunchbang irc | 15:21 |
moonunit | yes darkvandal | 15:21 |
Ken8521 | #crunchbang .. iirc | 15:21 |
bazhang | #crunchbang ? | 15:21 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: copy the setting files to /etc/skel and any newly made users get a copy of that dir as their home template | 15:21 |
Pici | moonunit: #crunchbang oddly enough | 15:21 |
moonunit | haha ok | 15:21 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: be sure to set the ownder/modes properly also. | 15:21 |
kyentei | moonunit: http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/irc | 15:21 |
darkvandal | ty moonunit . | 15:21 |
moonunit | i cant browse the web | 15:21 |
moonunit | thats my problme | 15:21 |
kyentei | moonunit: It's called lynx | 15:22 |
bazhang | moonunit, /join #crunchbang | 15:22 |
Pici | moonunit: Then you know what to tell their channel. We cannot support crunchbang here. | 15:22 |
darkvandal | can/will anyone help me with the error msg "Network Service Discovery Disabled" | 15:22 |
moonunit | Crunchbang is dead | 15:23 |
Ken8521 | .. | 15:23 |
bazhang | moonunit, be patient. not supported here. | 15:23 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, you couldn't have been there more than 10sec | 15:23 |
Dr_Willis | moonunit: sounds like a good reason to change disrtos... | 15:23 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: there is nothing on the /etc/skel directory ? | 15:23 |
kyentei | bazhang * Ken8521: It really is dead. Join it, you'll see. Nobody there. | 15:24 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: look again.. rember most settings are .files | 15:24 |
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Ken8521 | kyentei, i did join it... there's plenty of people there | 15:24 |
Ken8521 | just nobody actively chatting | 15:24 |
bazhang | kyentei, so? its not supported here. lets move on. | 15:24 |
crimsonmane | hey everyone. good morning/afternoon/evening | 15:24 |
kyentei | Ken8521: On freenode? I joined an empty network. | 15:24 |
kyentei | bazhang: you're right. | 15:24 |
Ken8521 | kyentei, then you typed it wrong | 15:24 |
Ken8521 | kyentei, there's 47 people there | 15:24 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: i open the folder as root, and i show the hidden files. now i just see 3 files here and a examples folder. | 15:25 |
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crimsonmane | i'm having an issue installing ubuntu was hoping to get some help. | 15:25 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: is there a problem on me ? | 15:25 |
kyentei | Ken8521: /join #crunchbang | 15:25 |
kyentei | Ken8521: Not that I require assistance, though. | 15:25 |
darkvandal | is there another ubuntu channel where someone might help me ? | 15:25 |
act_as_coder | Hi All, I have setup devils 'pie to arrange my windows correctly, but now I want to bind a shell script to my keys to switch different window behaviour , what library should I use ? | 15:25 |
Ken8521 | kyentei, i did... dead means nobody is there.. ther's just nobody actively chatting... ask your question and see if someone answers | 15:25 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: what are you expecting? if you want to change the 'default home' you add/remove/change stuff in there. the adduser command uses skel as the skeleton for the newly made home. It copies /etc/skel to /home/newusersname | 15:25 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: anyway i will copy them and i will open a new user. what you mean with ownder/modes ? | 15:26 |
moonunit | Can anyone recommend a new distro? | 15:26 |
kyentei | Ken8521: /n shows it's empty. Doesn't matter though, once again - I was not the one who requires assistance with Crunchbang. | 15:26 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: not OPEN.. when you 'add a new user to the system' it will copy the skel to their homedir as a template | 15:26 |
bazhang | moonunit, ubuntu | 15:26 |
moonunit | ive used ubuntu 9.4 | 15:26 |
_tydeas_ | Hello ppl i tried accidently installed nvidia propertiary driver and now when i start my pc i get an out range on my monitor... i am at runlevel 3 now. what can i do ... i don't have an other pc to search in google and lynx is a little pain... can somebody help? | 15:26 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: be sure the permissions/owner of the files you put in /etc/skel match the other files that are allready there | 15:26 |
crimsonmane | i'm trying to install ubuntu from CD. it almost seems like it wants to use the cdrom as the destination. also it seems like my hd is missing the root folder (/bin/something) almost as if it needs to be formatted to prep for linux | 15:26 |
moonunit | is there a newer one or a diffrent ubuntu distro | 15:27 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: ahh ok. | 15:27 |
Ken8521 | kyentei, ok.. well, i'm in there now, and there's 40+ people on the user list.. | 15:27 |
alecbenzer | ubuntu doesn't seem to be detecing my wired nic. its there and it works in windows, and about a week or two ago I was able to just plug an ethernet cord in and it worked, but now ubuntu can't see the hardware. anything I can try? | 15:27 |
acicula | _tydeas_: how did you install the nvidia driver? | 15:27 |
bazhang | 10.04 , 10.10 in 4 days moonunit | 15:27 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, why not insall ubuntu and put openbox on it, if thats what you want? | 15:27 |
kyentei | Ken8521: Odd. I'm pretty sure I'm on the freenode network, too. Meh, I'll just leave it. Don't quite care | 15:27 |
Ken8521 | kyentei, me either.. but there's definitely folks there | 15:27 |
kyentei | moonunit: Ubuntu releases a new version every six months. Hence the version names. It's year.month.. therefore, we're about to have 10.10 (4 days remaining) | 15:27 |
darkvandal | ok guys .. well thankx for all the help | 15:27 |
_tydeas_ | acicula: form system->administration->additional drivers.... in fact an other person did the damage and i am here to make this thing work.... | 15:28 |
kyentei | moonunit: You could also use 10.04, which is an LTS and will be supported for 3 years I believe. | 15:28 |
moonunit | nice, il wait for 10 10\ | 15:28 |
kyentei | Ken8521: I'll take your word for it ;-) Hehe. | 15:28 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, what are the specs of the machine you're using? | 15:28 |
acicula | _tydeas_: have youtried booting the rescue mode and then choosing the fix X option? | 15:28 |
kyentei | moonunit: 4 days ^_^ But you can also get the RC already. Not like too much is going to change. | 15:28 |
acicula | not exactly sure what its called | 15:28 |
izua | hello, i'm having a problem with pdf associations. using 10.04, installed okular. after installation, there are 20 entries of okular in the "open with" list (i did nothing). no matter how many times i set pdf files to open with okular, they still open with thedefault app. | 15:28 |
_tydeas_ | acicula: No | 15:28 |
moonunit | 2ghz 1g ram | 15:29 |
_tydeas_ | acicula: Is it possible with live cd or i have to download the a dvd iso? | 15:29 |
izua | second, i have another problem with pdf files. i need to zoom past 400%, yet no pdf viewer allows me to do this - any ideas? | 15:29 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, why are you running crunchbang on a system that fast? | 15:29 |
acicula | _tydeas_: otherwise uninstalling the nvidia drivers via apt-get and reconfiguring X may fix it | 15:29 |
moonunit | wanted to try a new distro | 15:29 |
acicula | via dpkg-reconfigure etc | 15:29 |
moonunit | you recomend i get ubuntu? | 15:29 |
acicula | _tydeas_: you have a rescue option as alternative at boot in grub | 15:29 |
ziang8502 | what is what? | 15:29 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, it's not really new.. it's based on ubuntu 9.10 | 15:29 |
acicula | !xorg | 15:29 |
ubottu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 15:29 |
_tydeas_ | acicula: don't get grub | 15:29 |
kyentei | moonunit: Crunch isn't quite a new distro. It's Ubuntu with Openbox | 15:29 |
DogWater | On your ubuntu machine is /usr/bin/find owned by root/root or 501/501? | 15:30 |
acicula | _tydeas_: press escape during boot | 15:30 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, well what were you using before you tried crunchbang? | 15:30 |
_tydeas_ | and then? | 15:30 |
moonunit | yea, thats why i cam here for help | 15:30 |
acicula | _tydeas_: select the option labelled rescue mode | 15:30 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, i said based on, not supported by.. | 15:30 |
crimsonmane | i'm trying to install ubuntu from CD. it almost seems like it wants to use the cdrom as the destination. also it seems like my hd is missing the root folder (/bin/something) almost as if it needs to be formatted to prep for linux. the error msg i'm getting is "cannot mount (path) //filesystem.something" | 15:30 |
moonunit | yea i know this | 15:30 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, what were you using prior to trying crunchbang? | 15:30 |
_tydeas_ | acicula: does the rescue mode exist in live cd because i don't get no grub menu on my pc | 15:30 |
moonunit | i used ubuntu before but as a second OS | 15:31 |
Dr_Willis | moonunit: install ubuntu, install the openbox window manager.. and there ya go. :) your own verion. | 15:31 |
moonunit | to XP pirate edidtion | 15:31 |
acicula | _tydeas_: the wiki also lists this, dunno if it applies for you :If you set a resolution inappropriate for your monitor in the Screen Resolution GUI tool, you can reset it by running rm ~/.config/monitors.xml from a terminal. | 15:31 |
acicula | _tydeas_: you have to have a bootloader, you are using a recent ubuntu so you have grub | 15:31 |
kyentei | _tydeas_: Boot the live cd, find out what the name of your harddisk is (sda for example) and type "grub-install /dev/sda" as root. | 15:31 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: can you please also tell me where are the root users files. for example when i open the nautilus as root it opens with different user settings. is there a way to change them ? | 15:31 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, ok, so either you didn't like ubuntu(which led you to crunchbang) or you just constantly need change. | 15:31 |
moonunit | is it possible to bridge networks or set up ICS so i can get internet to my xbox with an eithernet | 15:31 |
acicula | !ics | 15:31 |
ubottu | If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 15:31 |
crimsonmane | acicula and keyentei are you talking to me or someone else? | 15:32 |
bazhang | moonunit, what distro | 15:32 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: the root users home is /root/ what s3ettings are you trying to change? | 15:32 |
moonunit | im gonna install ubunto 10.10 in a min | 15:32 |
_tydeas_ | acicula: thanks will brb | 15:32 |
solsTiCe | lu. la version finale de la 10.10 c'est pour bientôt ? C'est pour savoir si j'attends ou si je dl la RC | 15:32 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, in vbox? | 15:32 |
moonunit | but its it self explanatory? | 15:32 |
Dr_Willis | ffringe: its proberly not a good idea to run nautilus as root unless you really Need to. | 15:32 |
moonunit | whats vbox? | 15:32 |
Ken8521 | nothig. | 15:32 |
owner | hi is justin thare | 15:32 |
kyentei | moonunit: You can hardly do anything wrong. | 15:32 |
Ken8521 | moonunit, /join #ubuntu+1 | 15:33 |
solsTiCe | ooops. is 10.10 will be out soon ? It's to know if I go with the RC or wait a few days | 15:33 |
acicula | solsTiCe: there is a roadmap posted on the wiki | 15:33 |
solsTiCe | acicula: ok | 15:33 |
crimsonmane | does having two physical HD's cause errors installing ubuntu from cdrom? | 15:33 |
acicula | solsTiCe: but it'll be out this month | 15:33 |
kyentei | solsTiCe: 4 days. But it'll be the same as an updated RC. | 15:33 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: no | 15:33 |
solsTiCe | kyentei: ok | 15:34 |
petan | I got problem with logon is there anyone who understand logon system on ubuntu server? | 15:34 |
Ugnis | hello | 15:34 |
owner | dull bote dont see windows 7 side by site ubunto | 15:34 |
ikonia | petan: just ask | 15:34 |
kyentei | solsTiCe: You can just download & install the RC. If it's updated, there won't be a difference with the final release. | 15:34 |
crimsonmane | i'm assuming by lack of response to my original asking, nobody apparently knows what the error means that i'm getting... is that perhaps accurate? | 15:34 |
AlexandruV | msg nickserv set email alexandruvu@yahoo.com | 15:34 |
petan | ok situation is that I am now loged as root but noone can login because I mess pam confs | 15:34 |
ffringe | Dr_Willis: ok thank you. i am still trying to configure the associated applications for registered filetypes. :D | 15:35 |
owner | howe can i fix it. | 15:35 |
petan | anytime I try to login I get error | 15:35 |
ikonia | petan: what is the error | 15:35 |
songohan | hello | 15:35 |
petan | access denied | 15:35 |
jags | this is really annoying lol, I can't suspend or hibernate my notebook in ubuntu, makes linux completely worthless unless I have this thing plugged in 100% of the time | 15:35 |
ikonia | petan: who (what user) are you trying to log into | 15:35 |
songohan | I try to color text in syslinux script with the special code <SI> | 15:36 |
songohan | How does it work ?? | 15:36 |
petan | username petanb but no account work now | 15:36 |
owner | dont see windows 7 and ubuntu side by sid sowe I log in to windows or ubuntu. | 15:36 |
icko | lckjhn | 15:36 |
ikonia | owner: side by side ? | 15:36 |
petan | I changed line in common-auth with winbind since that I cant login as anyone | 15:36 |
icko | vnc viere | 15:36 |
owner | yes wone ubuntu no windows 7 | 15:36 |
ikonia | petan: change it back ? | 15:37 |
petan | I didnt save it | 15:37 |
owner | dull bute. | 15:37 |
icko | fuck | 15:37 |
bazhang | icko, stop that | 15:37 |
Ken8521 | .. | 15:37 |
petan | now I commented it out I need to use linux login only not win domain logins | 15:37 |
icko | wath | 15:37 |
bazhang | icko, support question? | 15:38 |
_OskaR_ | why does 10.04 not throtle the cpu - amd 9850 quad | 15:38 |
icko | aj be ne ma zamarajte | 15:38 |
_OskaR_ | what should i do to enable trotling | 15:38 |
petan | it is trying to login to some domain but there is no win logon server so I tried to disable it in that file, now even linux login stopped properly working | 15:38 |
ikonia | _OskaR_: what makes you think it's not | 15:39 |
ikonia | petan: you just said you could login using the Linux logins | 15:39 |
_OskaR_ | xbmc reports it at 2500 and usage at less 10% | 15:39 |
petan | no I am logged but I cant login I am still there as root | 15:39 |
StaRetji | folks, I've just installed xfce4, what file should I edit (via ssh) in order to autostart xfce4 at boot? Thx. | 15:39 |
ikonia | petan: change the pam configs back to the original config | 15:40 |
petan | I dont know how to change it back I would like to pam use only linux auth not winbind | 15:40 |
petan | I dont have originals | 15:40 |
ikonia | petan: what files do you need the orignial versions of | 15:40 |
petan | common-auth | 15:40 |
Dawgmatix | i am getting a model number mismatch for my sata hard drive in my dmesg. any clues on how to debug this? | 15:41 |
petan | but not sure if mine wasnt created while I was running installer | 15:41 |
petan | I mean ubuntu network setup | 15:41 |
_OskaR_ | @ ikonia - alsow /proc/acpi/thermal_zone# is empty | 15:41 |
tgywa | Hi all ! | 15:41 |
tgywa | How can I remove ldap authentication on ubuntu ? | 15:41 |
tgywa | I want to use | 15:42 |
tgywa | How can remove ldap authentication form an ubuntu server? | 15:42 |
ikonia | petan: what files did you edit | 15:42 |
petan | common-auth | 15:42 |
crimsonmane | i just got an install error :: "unable to find a medium with a live file system" what exactly does that mean? does ubuntu not install onto NTFS ? | 15:43 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: a.) ubuntu should not be installed onto NTFS b.) that sounds like your CD is also having a problem | 15:43 |
petan | ikonia it was common-auth | 15:43 |
raymondjtoth2 | !beta | 15:43 |
ubottu | If you installed a Alpha/Beta/RC version of Maverick Meerkat and have been keeping it up to date, then you are already running the latest version of Maverick. To make sure, type « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade » in a console. | 15:43 |
bipul | ji | 15:44 |
raymondjtoth2 | whats the beta chat room thanks | 15:44 |
raymondjtoth2 | what room i need | 15:44 |
crimsonmane | ok so fat file format does ubuntu want? and why does it not give me the option to format a medium? | 15:44 |
raymondjtoth2 | i ont see it | 15:44 |
ikonia | petan: http://pastebin.com/KWcZJL6d | 15:44 |
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ikonia | crimsonmane: ext3 or ext4 or any Unix based file system | 15:44 |
raymondjtoth2 | what the alpha chat room for ubuntu | 15:44 |
crimsonmane | how do i create that file system? | 15:44 |
bazhang | raymondjtoth2, #ubuntu+1 | 15:44 |
dogmatic69 | i just downloaded 10.04 x64 and trying to install | 15:44 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: during the install you pick the disk/partition and select the file system you want to use | 15:45 |
zerwas | Does video upload with Java uploader on youtube work for anybody? | 15:45 |
dogmatic69 | the partitions window is empty so i cant continue | 15:45 |
izua | hello | 15:45 |
DogWater | Is there any way to chown a file that is owned by a UID/GID that doesn't exist? | 15:45 |
raymondjtoth2 | ty ba | 15:45 |
crimsonmane | hmm. well ikonia it didnt give me that option... | 15:45 |
petan | ikonia I explain it more for you, I have probably some line which make auth tries to log in through domain server and if that fail it try to use linux login but that slow down auth procedure | 15:45 |
dogmatic69 | anyone know why? currently windows 7 is on the drive and it does work | 15:45 |
crimsonmane | in fact there were no options | 15:45 |
izua | there's an annoying 'laptop battery is charged' popup in the top-right, which keeps blinking and hides when i try to click on it (so it will dissapear or something). how do i make it go away? | 15:45 |
ikonia | petan: my pam auths of local unix logins | 15:45 |
petan | ikonia thats why I want to remove win login part of the file | 15:45 |
crimsonmane | also, ikonia, this is a LiveCD that is supposed to let me try it without installing. i know a lot of help is being asked of you at the moment. i shall be patient. handle their questions first that's ok. | 15:46 |
petan | ikonia thats it I owe you :) | 15:47 |
ikonia | petan: then use the pastebin I gave you | 15:47 |
petan | ikonia now its ok | 15:47 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: when you boot the livecd the should be a menu which says "try ubuntu" | 15:47 |
Submarine | mmmh | 15:47 |
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Submarine | Indeed, disabling internal modem in BIOS settles the issue. | 15:47 |
crimsonmane | on two different machines it errors and quits to a prompt. i never get to see a menu | 15:47 |
Submarine | I filed a bug against modemmanager, because it is incorrect that it should show a modem in the menu and use another one when connecting. | 15:48 |
petan | many thanks | 15:48 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: so when you first boot the CD you get no menu at all ? | 15:49 |
ikonia | petan: no sweat | 15:49 |
crimsonmane | it shows the purple background, the word "ubuntu", the dots that shows its thinking. on one computer it says "cannot mount (something) //filesystem.sharefs" on the other machine it says "cannot find medium with live file system" | 15:50 |
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ikonia | crimsonmane: that sounds like your CD is damaged | 15:50 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: I would get another one | 15:50 |
dogmatic69 | anyone? no partitions available in the installer | 15:50 |
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Guest9926 | hi people i have xubuntu freshly installed, and wanted to install the official nvidia driver and wanted to know how to stop the X server | 15:50 |
crimsonmane | :( they're fresh burns and verfied contents | 15:50 |
ikonia | dogmatic69: are you using raid disks ? | 15:51 |
dogmatic69 | ikonia: just a normal ide hdd x1 | 15:51 |
Guest9926 | hi people i have xubuntu freshly installed, and wanted to install the official nvidia driver and wanted to know how to stop the X server | 15:51 |
dogmatic69 | win7 is on it (old beta) that i just want to format the whole drive | 15:51 |
BluesKaj | crimsonmane, on some older pcs the live cd doesn't recognize the hardware ...my 5 yr old pc required the alternate-install cd | 15:52 |
eriksson25 | Anyone know how I can see exact what driver file a card (tv card) is using. | 15:52 |
crimsonmane | using two machines. this one is two years old custom built, the other one is 3 years old compaq presario. | 15:53 |
eriksson25 | lspci -vv just shows "mantis" but need to know what file is used | 15:53 |
BluesKaj | Guest9926, http://pastebin.com/qWg96z8C | 15:53 |
moetunes | eriksson25: try lsmod | grep dvb | 15:54 |
BluesKaj | crimsonmane, the compaq ..ati onboard graphics ? | 15:54 |
crimsonmane | nvidia 5500 | 15:54 |
awanish | how do i run lex and yacc program on ubuntu | 15:54 |
Guest9926 | hi people i have xubuntu freshly installed, and wanted to install the official nvidia driver and wanted to know how to stop the X server | 15:55 |
erUSUL | awanish: install them; they are command line programs afaik | 15:55 |
Guest9926 | hi people i have xubuntu freshly installed, and wanted to install the official nvidia driver and wanted to know how to stop the X server | 15:55 |
erUSUL | eriksson25: sudo lshw -C multimedia | less | 15:56 |
BluesKaj | nvidia 5500 , that sounds old or onboard , crimsonmane ...I still suggest the alternate-install | 15:56 |
BluesKaj | !alternate-install | 15:56 |
crimsonmane | guest9926 your question was answered with http://pastebin.com/qwg96z8c | 15:56 |
BluesKaj | !alternate | 15:56 |
ubottu | The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate - See also !minimal | 15:56 |
Guest9926 | ah ok | 15:56 |
crimsonmane | what hardware will cause ubuntu to not install? | 15:56 |
crimsonmane | the first machine is nvidia 9800 and is supported, socket LGA 775 supported... | 15:57 |
BluesKaj | crimsonmane, usually onboard graphics | 15:57 |
LotaIIT | Pencil software for animation is awsome | 15:57 |
awanish | how to run lex program in terminal | 15:57 |
crimsonmane | even when disabled via bios? | 15:57 |
awanish | which package do i need to run lex | 15:58 |
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BluesKaj | crimsonmane, if you have pci graphics card , then it should be seen by the live cd ..most do | 15:58 |
Guest9926 | BluesKaj: that didnt work, i get the error message "failed to acquire org.gnome.displaymanager" | 15:58 |
crimsonmane | pcie in fact | 15:58 |
awanish | help | 15:59 |
ikonia | it probably can't see the hard disk, so can't use any swap space | 15:59 |
erUSUL | awanish: install flex | 15:59 |
roby-opera | hello,i was trying to update lucid to maverick but this error popped out: E:Couldn't configure pre-depend x11-common for x11-xkb-utils, probably dependency cycle' how to resolve? thanks | 15:59 |
erUSUL | !info flex | 15:59 |
ubottu | flex (source: flex): A fast lexical analyzer generator.. In component main, is optional. Version 2.5.35-9 (lucid), package size 238 kB, installed size 976 kB | 15:59 |
Phoenixz | There is this extremely simple command line tool to create .deb package files, but it had this weird name.. I think it started with an "s", but I forgot the name.. Anybody who knows what its called again? | 15:59 |
BluesKaj | Guest9926, after which command ? | 15:59 |
crimsonmane | thank you for the answer blueskaj and ikonia. i'm dl'ing and going to use the alternate and see if it works. does that solve the question of me needing to format the drive? will the alternate do that for me? | 15:59 |
eriksson25 | <moetunes>: dvb_core 2 mantis,stv0299 erUSUL: driver=Mantis | 15:59 |
erUSUL | !checkinstall | Phoenixz | 16:00 |
ubottu | Phoenixz: checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running! | 16:00 |
awanish | i allready install flex but 1 error come "unrecognized rule" | 16:00 |
Guest9926 | BluesKaj: after entering "/etc/init.d/gdm stop" | 16:00 |
frimend | hello | 16:00 |
erUSUL | eriksson25: you wanted to know the driver name; not I ;) | 16:00 |
Guest9926 | BluesKaj: with sudo ofcourse | 16:00 |
Phoenixz | erUSUL: That was it! thanks! | 16:00 |
erUSUL | awanish: the file has incorrect syntax? | 16:00 |
frimend | Is it easy to share a internet connection that I have through wlan on my laptop, with a PC that only have cable? | 16:00 |
eriksson25 | Well, yes, but the thing is that I going to compile sasc-ng and it wants me to give the exact path to the drive in ./configure thats why I need to find it. It is alot of difrent mantis files there | 16:01 |
airtonix | frimend, investigate : ufw nat | 16:02 |
moetunes | !ics | frimend | 16:02 |
ubottu | frimend: If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 16:02 |
philinux | roby-opera: See the last post. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1571449 | 16:02 |
StaRetji | Folks, I've installed ubuntu on USB stick and I keep getting this error on boot EXT4-fs (sda1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro,commit=0 | 16:02 |
BluesKaj | Guest9926, sudo apt-get install gdm | 16:02 |
StaRetji | how can I fix it? | 16:03 |
JackStoner | !compiz | 16:03 |
ubottu | Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 16:03 |
Guest9926 | BluesKaj: just for ur info, i have xubuntu installed | 16:03 |
erUSUL | !ics | frimend | 16:03 |
ubottu | frimend: If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 16:03 |
Guest9926 | BluesKaj: u sure? | 16:03 |
erUSUL | frimend: opuch; someone already did that ; sorry | 16:03 |
rsenior | I'm having difficulties getting docking/undocking to work in Ubuntu 10.04, I have a multi-monitor setup that I think is also throwing a wrench in this, anyone have any current docs on getting a stable setup? | 16:04 |
latagore | My battery isn't being detected by Ubuntu, what should I do | 16:04 |
Benkinooby | hi, this is a bit off-topic, but i think this is the best place to ask: i was told that using irc without proxy is quite risky, because it exposes the own ip. so it is advisable to use a irc-proxy. so i want to know: is is necessary to get an irc-proxy, and if yes, do you know a trustworthy one? | 16:04 |
tacomaster | i get an error when i put in my usb drive that says "unable to mount disk: not autherized" | 16:04 |
erUSUL | Benkinooby: get a cloak in #freenode | 16:04 |
BluesKaj | Guest9926, yes in order to stop gdm , it has to be installed and if it wasn't then you have no login | 16:05 |
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crimsonmane | thank you for the answer blueskaj and ikonia. i'm dl'ing and going to use the alternate and see if it works. does that solve the question of me needing to format the drive? will the alternate do that for me? | 16:05 |
erUSUL | Benkinooby: join the channel and ask politely for an unaffiliated cloak. that way the ip is hidden | 16:05 |
StaRetji | Am I invisible or on some ingore list? :/ | 16:05 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: it's part of the install process | 16:05 |
ikonia | StaRetji: we can see you | 16:05 |
StaRetji | lol, thx | 16:05 |
Dr_Willis | Benkinooby: i dont consider it risky. | 16:05 |
tzafrir_laptop | I'm trying to figure out why a specific USB 3G modem (Alcatel X220D) does not switch from "cdrom" to "modem | 16:05 |
tzafrir_laptop | " | 16:05 |
erUSUL | StaRetji: fsck the partition; it has some error | 16:05 |
Dr_Willis | Benkinooby: if you want a 'cloak' to hide your ip - thats aviliable. | 16:06 |
Dr_Willis | !cloak | 16:06 |
ubottu | Want to hide your IP while connected to freenode? See http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#cloaks More information available in #freenode | 16:06 |
BluesKaj | ok crimsonmane , good luck ... the alternate-install worked for me | 16:06 |
StaRetji | erUSUL: thx man it is /dev/sda1 | 16:06 |
erUSUL | tzafrir_laptop: you need to install usbmodeswitch ? | 16:06 |
airtonix | frimend, i recommend you use the ufw method, because it means you disturb less of the systems in place of ubuntu. | 16:06 |
tzafrir_laptop | It works on one computer, but not on another. Both are the same make, and basically the same software (Ubunto 10.4) | 16:06 |
crimsonmane | may i also ask, this being my departing question ... why are the install error messages not more descriptive or intuitive??? | 16:06 |
airtonix | frimend, firestarter is also a dead project | 16:06 |
tzafrir_laptop | erUSUL, I have installed it, yes | 16:06 |
erUSUL | then i dunno | 16:06 |
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rafaelleandro | teste | 16:07 |
ikonia | crimsonmane: because it's not an install message, it's a problem with the livecd, you can't put human readable text for every error | 16:07 |
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tzafrir_laptop | erUSUL, I can't even get it to switch using 'eject' | 16:07 |
crimsonmane | @ blueskaj & ikonia :: thank you much. i can tell you're devoted to sharing. KNOWLEDGE IS NOT A CHEESEBURGER :) thanks again | 16:07 |
tacomaster | i get a error when trying to mount my usb drive "unable to mount usb disk: not authorized" | 16:07 |
Dr_Willis | tacomaster: whats the exact command you are using? what filesystem is the usb drive? | 16:07 |
Guest9926 | BluesKaj: xubuntu tells me that it is installed | 16:07 |
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tacomaster | Dr_Willis: it is fat and im not trying in the command i just plug in the usb device and i get that error | 16:08 |
rafaelleandro | i love ubuntu <3 | 16:08 |
_blu | i love your moma | 16:09 |
BluesKaj | sigh ...now he tells me , Guest9926 ... join #xfce | 16:09 |
Benkinooby | erUSUL, Dr_Willis thank you. seems to be a far easier (->better) solution than a proxy | 16:09 |
Dr_Willis | Benkinooby: ive not used a proxy to irc in like... 20 years.. :) | 16:09 |
erUSUL | Benkinooby: no problem | 16:09 |
administrator | nihao | 16:09 |
administrator | ghuwh | 16:09 |
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eross | running gnome+compiz+awn, it's nice but when playing a 3d windowed game some seem to shear (eg. not smooth), do I have to disable compiz? This is on 10.04 | 16:10 |
ikonia | _blu: please don't make that sort of comment, this channel is for ubuntu support discussion only | 16:11 |
_blu | ikonia i make any comment i want | 16:11 |
eriksson25 | Anyone in that uses SASC-NG | 16:11 |
_blu | dont like it? ban me | 16:11 |
raymondjtoth2 | what apha room? | 16:11 |
LjL | easier done than said | 16:11 |
franksterville | wow _blu | 16:11 |
raymondjtoth2 | or beta room called | 16:11 |
franksterville | not cool | 16:12 |
Guest66700 | 这是什么阿? | 16:12 |
ikonia | !cn | Guest66700 | 16:13 |
ubottu | Guest66700: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 16:13 |
Guest66700 | 有人吗? | 16:13 |
raymondjtoth2 | whats beta chat room | 16:13 |
raymondjtoth2 | ? | 16:13 |
ikonia | raymondjtoth2: #ubuntu+1 | 16:14 |
cutiyar | how can i find my package ? | 16:14 |
plouffe | I have a .cache directory of html files, which I am unable to delete from thunar or from the command line. I cannot list the contents neither, it just freezes, and when I do a rm *.* and wait, the directory size doesn't even shrink while the command is still running. Any ideas? | 16:15 |
JackStoner | i need help in selecting which windows to be hidden when i execute show desktop command in compiz | 16:15 |
LjL | plouffe: "ls -ld .cache" should tell you what your permissions are for the directory, please paste the output of it | 16:16 |
dogmatic69 | plouffe: maybe its not your files, chown them or use root | 16:16 |
plouffe | drwxr-xr-x owned by me | 16:16 |
plouffe | LjL, dogmatic69 drwxr-xr-x are the permissions, owner is me | 16:17 |
plouffe | am I | 16:17 |
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LjL | plouffe: uhm, do the files actually have html extensions? because "*.*" will only remove files containing a "." | 16:17 |
dogmatic69 | l | 16:18 |
dogmatic69 | plouffe: thats all i got :P | 16:18 |
Nerd_Art | Where can I find help with a "libvirt" question? | 16:18 |
plouffe | LjL, yes, they have html extensions. I also tried rm -rf on the directory and just tried to delete the directory in thunar, but nothing works | 16:18 |
LjL | plouffe: i have no idea, especially if prepending a "sudo" still doesn't do it | 16:19 |
brendan- | are you getting an error? | 16:19 |
plouffe | LjL, sudo gets stuck before asking a password :) | 16:20 |
brendan- | do ls -al on the directory | 16:20 |
brendan- | and paste | 16:20 |
brendan- | also do an ls -al inside the directory and paste if its not like 1000 files | 16:20 |
plouffe | brendan-, ls -al gets stuck/freezes without output | 16:20 |
brendan- | nice | 16:20 |
dogmatic69 | about not being able to install 10.04 x64, installer does not show partitions even though i can use the liveCD to format the HDD | 16:21 |
brendan- | does it get stuck when you do ls -al on other directories? | 16:21 |
plouffe | brendan-, no, just inside this directory | 16:21 |
brendan- | ls -al > directory.txt | 16:21 |
brendan- | should pipe the results to the file called directory.txt | 16:21 |
DDAZZA | My TTY terminals are blank with some scrambled pixels. What steps can I take to resolve this? | 16:22 |
LjL | plouffe: how many files are there? there might be too many for the shell to cope with in the *.*. that sounds like it, if "sudo" gets stuck *before* it even starts | 16:22 |
StaRetji | erUSUL: I tried running fsck /dev/sda1 but it warns me: WARNING!!! The filesystem is mounted. If you continue you ***WILL*** | 16:22 |
StaRetji | cause ***SEVERE*** filesystem damage. | 16:22 |
LjL | plouffe: in that case you could try something like: for file in *.html; do echo rm "$file"; done instead | 16:22 |
ikonia | StaRetji: you don't do that on a mounted file system | 16:23 |
erUSUL | StaRetji: you have to do it from a livecd o another system | 16:23 |
ikonia | StaRetji: use a livecd to check it or put a file called .forcecheck in / and reboot | 16:23 |
brendan- | he should be able to rm -rf dir/ | 16:23 |
brendan- | granted it might take sometime depending on the # of files | 16:23 |
plouffe | LjL, that might be helpful, since the directory is very big. I will try it | 16:23 |
StaRetji | .forcecheck in home root? | 16:23 |
StaRetji | is it an emptu file? | 16:23 |
ikonia | StaRetji: .forcecheck in / | 16:23 |
cutiyar | iam using APTonCD program to add my application package to dvd but i want to add my package i cant find them ? | 16:23 |
Benkinooby | erUSUL, hwo do i check if i am cloaked? | 16:24 |
llutz | StaRetji: sudo touch /forcefsck | 16:24 |
erUSUL | Benkinooby: 17:24 -!- Benkinooby [~Benkinoob@unaffiliated/benkinooby] | 16:24 |
LjL | plouffe: you should also be able to do a "rm -rf directory/" but without the "*"s | 16:25 |
Benkinooby | -!- | 16:25 |
Benkinooby | erUSUL, how do you do that? | 16:25 |
plouffe | LjL, for file in *.html; do echo rm "$file"; done also got stuck. Maybe it is trying to read the entire directory too. Any idea how to solve the shell restrictions? I already did try rm -rf , didn't work | 16:25 |
philsf | plouffe, what are you trying to do? | 16:26 |
brendan- | can you ftp into that directory & see the # of files? | 16:26 |
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plouffe | LjL, just tried rm -rf again. Gets stuck | 16:26 |
LjL | plouffe: well rm -rf doesn't have shell restrictions, if you run it without "*"s. you might just have to wait a relatively long time | 16:26 |
brendan- | does it get stuck or is it working | 16:26 |
van7hu | hi folk,what download tool is available in linux ? | 16:26 |
brendan- | and just not responding back yet | 16:26 |
brendan- | van7hu, wget | 16:26 |
plouffe | LjL, I just ran "rm -rf .cache" . It is still stuck now | 16:26 |
Sagan | van7hu: well that depends what you want to download :] | 16:27 |
frimend | Is there some easy way to take a snapshot with a web-camera? | 16:27 |
brendan- | .cache/ is the directory correct? | 16:27 |
plouffe | brendan-, yes it's the directory with the html files | 16:27 |
brendan- | then there's a bunch of shit inside .cache/*.html | 16:27 |
plouffe | brendan-, yes, I should have cleaned it out probably | 16:27 |
brendan- | rm -rf .cache/*.html | 16:27 |
brendan- | and wait it out | 16:27 |
van7hu | I have a mp3 file that I could open it in my browser,how can I get it ? | 16:28 |
plouffe | brendan-, will try | 16:28 |
brendan- | any estimate on the # of files in there? | 16:28 |
agutierr | hello all | 16:28 |
agutierr | is there a way to disable ~/.xsession-errors ? thanks all. | 16:28 |
^Cheeky | hi , i have some hex deximal values, what can i use to .. convert to decimal values .. of ethernet fram ? | 16:29 |
plouffe | brendan-, it's 300MB, but even now, running rm -rf ,cache/*html it is not shrinking while I am waiting it out | 16:29 |
area51pilot | is there a way to minimize programs to the top of the screen instead of the bottom?? | 16:29 |
brendan- | ,cache/*html | 16:30 |
plouffe | brendan-, ls -al still shows the same size consistently | 16:30 |
brendan- | or .cache/*.html | 16:30 |
plouffe | .cache | 16:30 |
phil_in_london | area51pilot, right click on the bottom panel, properties, orientation, put it to the top. | 16:30 |
Snadder | Hi. I just pushed my mouse.. and suddenly a paper icon appeard as my mouse. | 16:30 |
plouffe | typo in here, I typed it correctly in sheel | 16:30 |
plouffe | shell | 16:30 |
pc500 | Is telnet available out of the box in Ubuntu? I'm trying to enable remote access to a box. geting openssh on it would require an internet cnonection at this point | 16:30 |
Snadder | Now I can't get that icon away.. And the mouse can't click on anything. | 16:31 |
pc500 | Can telnet simply be enabled without downloading software? | 16:31 |
Pici | pc500: No. telnet is insecure and is not installed by default. | 16:31 |
pc500 | Pici - I know it's not enabled, but is the telnetd/inetd binary whatever is needed there? | 16:31 |
Snadder | I'm using ubuntu 10.04 | 16:31 |
brendan- | ok plouffe | 16:31 |
brendan- | i'd say wait it out | 16:31 |
erUSUL | ^Cheeky: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/071 | 16:31 |
pc500 | Pici - I'm aware of the security issues, but I must get into this box first -- then I can find a way to copy up openssh-server (the pkg does not ship installed) | 16:31 |
brendan- | 300MB isn't that large | 16:31 |
Pici | pc500: no. | 16:32 |
brendan- | what are the specs of the box? | 16:32 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london:I dont want the panel moved, just the program action to minimize up instead f down where i cant see them (no bottom panel) | 16:32 |
Pici | pc500: er, to whether it was installed by default. | 16:32 |
pc500 | Pici - Right now I'm in it via netcat piped to bash | 16:32 |
plouffe | brendan-, but shouldn't ls -al show at least some progress in terms of the directory size decreasing somewhat? | 16:32 |
philsf | Snadder, try pressing the ESC key in your keyboard | 16:32 |
brendan- | depends | 16:32 |
pc500 | pici I'm just trying to "rig something up" long enough for me to get in. and get ssh installed | 16:32 |
phil_in_london | area51pilot, your programs minimize to the program tray, the location of that tray dictates where they "hide" or minimize. | 16:32 |
the_german | Just putting something out there...Why isnt there anyone in the Ubuntu developer crew that says during a meeting "wait a second I think our distro is getting to bloated" ... Am I the only one wondering? | 16:32 |
phil_in_london | area51pilot, you can also just hide the bottom panel, then they are nowhere until you need them. | 16:33 |
Pici | pc500: openssh-server should be on the server CD. | 16:34 |
llutz | !ot > the_german | 16:34 |
ubottu | the_german, please see my private message | 16:34 |
brendan- | pc500, is it remote? | 16:34 |
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pc500 | brendan- - Yes, with no internet access, and someone who can barely type in some combinatinos of netcat and bash to get me in remotely. | 16:34 |
the_german | yeah yeah I got it | 16:34 |
pc500 | Pici - no cd there | 16:35 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london:ok ... well I removed the bottom panel ... most programs minimize up, but there are a few that still minimize down off the screen. I just want them all to go to the active panel | 16:35 |
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pc500 | the problem is I have to fix it with bash only | 16:35 |
pc500 | because only bash output is redirected to me. | 16:35 |
brendan- | heh | 16:35 |
pc500 | I try to SCP a file and it's asking the console for input (not my directed bash session) | 16:35 |
brendan- | that's retarded | 16:35 |
pc500 | brendan- - That's why I was hoping I could edit some line to enable telnet real easily. | 16:35 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london: I did not know if there was a way to configure default actions for specific programs launches | 16:35 |
brendan- | not if its ubuntu | 16:36 |
pc500 | brendan- - Even 5 years ago, it used to always exist (just be disabled) | 16:36 |
phil_in_london | area51pilot, no, they are gonna look for that tray to sit themselves in. | 16:36 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london: ok .... sounds like there is not much of an option if I only run a top panel | 16:36 |
phil_in_london | area51pilot, I use a program called AllTray, maybe you'll like it. It will do pretty much what you are after, they will minimize to the upper right. | 16:36 |
docente | Hi, which version of Ubuntu I must use with an Atom D410? 64 or 32 bits? Thanks. | 16:37 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london: Ive noticed for example, Rhythumbox will minimize down where I cant see it. Only re-acessed by a program manager | 16:37 |
balzac5000 | In Lucid Lynx there is no Preferences > Display to change screen resolution - nor a /etc/X11/xorg.conf file - any hints? | 16:37 |
brendan- | plouffe, any luck? | 16:37 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london: | 16:37 |
phil_in_london | area51, thats cause rhythmbox goes to the system tray, upper right actually (because it has an option to "sit in the tray") | 16:38 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london:thx ... I will give it a look over | 16:38 |
StaRetji | erUSUL: & ikonia: I did fsck, but I keep getting same error in dmesg. Any other thoughts? Thx for helping so far | 16:38 |
phil_in_london | area51pilot, alltray is a bit of extra work to get them loaded where you want them, but once there, they stay there. | 16:38 |
area51pilot | phil_in_london: never noticed it sitting there ... i will look next time | 16:38 |
plouffe | brendan-, directory size is still unchanged | 16:38 |
erUSUL | StaRetji: no; unless there is hw error in the usb stick | 16:38 |
plouffe | brendan-, I am reading up on maximum # files in ext3. It's 2^13, correct? | 16:39 |
brendan- | ls -l .cache/ | wc -l | 16:39 |
StaRetji | erUSUL: it's brand new, it's working fine, the only thing is that this error hogs boot process | 16:39 |
brendan- | don't know to be exact | 16:39 |
Snadder | philsf, didnt work to press ESC | 16:40 |
i_is_broke | anyone know if i dd the hard drive and load lucid 64 on do i have to call microsoft to reuse my win 7 disk? | 16:40 |
ikonia | i_is_broke: that's nothing to do with #ubuntu | 16:41 |
Gryllida | installed e16 wm, here's a question, http://imagebin.ca/img/atm4LOR.png is what I see, the only way to hide/unhide things is the thing at right bottom instead of taskbar listing, can I add one? | 16:42 |
plouffe | brendan-, it says here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/466521/how-many-files-in-a-directory-is-too-many the limitation is Maximum number of files: number of bytes in volume/2¹³ . Which seems weird. So if I add more bytes to my HDD, I could increase the number of files I can store in the directory? | 16:42 |
brendan- | what are those files generated from? | 16:43 |
plouffe | python scripts | 16:43 |
jazzfish | folks - my wireless didn't work, so I tried disabling the driver and running ndiswrapper. After it being unsuccessful and uninstalling the ndiswrapper driver I went from a non-working one to a non-existent one. It is now missing an interface in the Device Manager... Thoughts? | 16:44 |
Ken8521 | jazzfish, what is your wireless device? | 16:44 |
jazzfish | you mean? ... 02:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device 8192 (rev 01) | 16:44 |
Ken8521 | !realtek | jazzfish yes thats what i mean | 16:45 |
ubottu | jazzfish yes thats what i mean: some help for recent Realtek chipsets can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/RealtekRTL8187b | 16:45 |
swifty | is this where i can ask for debian help? | 16:46 |
LinuxPhreak | I'm trying to setup a Mythbuntu Standalone system. However I'm having some problems. It wont play DVD movies and I'm having trouble getting my USB Linksys Wireless N card to work with it | 16:46 |
Ken8521 | !dvd | LinuxPhreak | 16:46 |
ubottu | LinuxPhreak: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 16:46 |
oxidkor | hello does anyone knows how to mount an external hard drive in /media by giving a certain command? | 16:47 |
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philsf | oxidkor, I like pmount | 16:47 |
oxidkor | philsf: pmount - that's all the command is ? | 16:47 |
crunchbang_ | join £ken8521 | 16:47 |
philsf | oxidkor, | 16:47 |
philsf | no | 16:48 |
plouffe | brendan-, the command aborted with "bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long" | 16:48 |
Ken8521 | crunchbang_, /join #ken8521 | 16:48 |
crunchbang_ | why can i join another chat? | 16:48 |
j0d0 | Can virtual box and vmware workstation run on the same host or is it conflict prone | 16:48 |
LinuxPhreak | Another problem is I have wireless remote that came with my HP Media machine and I can't get it to work in MythBuntu. I'm not sure what type of remote to choose their isn't an HP option | 16:48 |
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manhunter | hi | 16:48 |
philsf | oxidkor, if your HD is recognized as sdb, you would use "pmount sdc1 myhd" to get it mounted as your user in /media/myhd | 16:48 |
crunchbang_ | my pound sign is this £ | 16:48 |
crunchbang_ | ££££ | 16:48 |
philsf | oxidkor, and pumount myhd to unmount it | 16:48 |
crunchbang_ | why? | 16:48 |
manhunter | which is most good for netbook,ubuntu or lubuntu? | 16:48 |
oxidkor | philsf: thanks | 16:49 |
manhunter | it's intel atom 1.6GHz | 16:49 |
noobie1 | hi all | 16:49 |
dogmatic69 | i still cant get the installer to work | 16:49 |
goodgood | hi | 16:49 |
manhunter | which is most good for netbook,ubuntu or lubuntu for intel atom 1.6GHz | 16:49 |
philsf | oxidkor, that should've been sdb1, for a hd in sdb | 16:49 |
LinuxPhreak | I figured I needed to use the Ubuntu restricted Extras. I guess I would press ctrl + alt + F1 and then log in and type sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras like I do on regulair Ubuntu machine | 16:49 |
Pici | crunchbang_: You've already been told a few times that this channel does not support crunchbang. | 16:49 |
brendan- | heh | 16:49 |
brendan- | plouffe, not good | 16:50 |
dogmatic69 | prepare partitions window - cant click any buttons except next/back/quit and next show error "no root file system is defined" | 16:50 |
brendan- | any idea when the files were created? | 16:50 |
brendan- | same time or over time? | 16:50 |
noobie1 | err... I'm having trouble connecting to the Internet with the new 10.04 Ubuntu...can anyone help? | 16:50 |
oxidkor | philsf :thanks | 16:50 |
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LinuxPhreak | noobie1: how are you attempting to connect? | 16:50 |
noobie1 | I'm trying to use the GUI, I'm not very familiar with the terminal yet | 16:51 |
noobie1 | so actually I have 2 problems.. | 16:51 |
brendan- | plouffe, im thinking your best bet is maybe a shell script that deletes files older than like a week or 2 or more and slowly slice down the # of files | 16:51 |
noobie1 | I used to be able to connect to a wifi network | 16:51 |
brendan- | you could also try to ftp and browse to that directory if possible | 16:51 |
brendan- | and delete via the ftp client | 16:52 |
cristian_ | Hi. What package provides the keyboard indicator/switcher applet in Ubuntu? | 16:52 |
brendan- | i need to go poop though and shower | 16:52 |
cristian_ | (v10.10) | 16:52 |
LinuxPhreak | noobie1: wireless, or wired LAN, or via cell phone, or dialup | 16:52 |
plouffe | brendan-, gftp? | 16:52 |
* sebuba is away: ocupado... | 16:52 | |
brendan- | gftp or whatever | 16:52 |
crunchbang_ | anyone know how to add unallocated space to a certin drive on gparted | 16:52 |
noobie1 | but now the.... the little icon in the right top corner just disappeared | 16:52 |
brendan- | i use flashfxp when im on windows | 16:52 |
cdbs | !away > sebuba | 16:52 |
ubottu | sebuba, please see my private message | 16:52 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: wireless | 16:52 |
abhinav_singh | hi AbhiJit | 16:53 |
AbhiJit | hello abhinav_singh | 16:53 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: it's really gone. and I don't know how to get it back | 16:53 |
LinuxPhreak | noobie1: try going to System > Preferences > Network Connections | 16:54 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: when I go to network options/properties/whatever, I'm able to manually create a new connection and everything, but I just can't find where to choose a network to connect without that drop-down menu which used to be in the upper right corner | 16:54 |
LinuxPhreak | noobie1: you may need to install restricted drivers or use ndiswrappers for your wireless card | 16:54 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: but why has it disappeared...? | 16:55 |
nano- | What should I do if the usb-creator just segfaults when it's writing the bootloader? | 16:55 |
LinuxPhreak | noobie1: this is common issue with wireless. Intel Wireless cards are usually supported | 16:55 |
LinuxPhreak | but I always have to use ndiswrapper for Linksys and Netgear | 16:56 |
psycoborg | this morning i ran the update manager on my Dual boot system, and it updated and asked me to reboot. problem is, the update broke ubuntu. 10.x.x :( is there a way to fix this without reinstalling ubuntu? | 16:56 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: oh... OK if it's common, I guess there must be a reason why it disappeared.. anyway, what exactly do I do now? | 16:56 |
j0d0 | Are VMware Workstation and Virtualbox running on a single host at the same time likely to cause conflicts? | 16:57 |
cristian_ | Hi. What package provides the keyboard indicator/switcher applet in Ubuntu? | 16:57 |
plouffe | brendan-, I tried running a for loop over the files before and that also got stuck. Maybe I need to resize the partition, so that ext3 allows more files per directory? Do you think that could work? (btw gftp got stuck also) | 16:57 |
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LinuxPhreak | noobie1: you choose wireless tab and you should see wireless networks. If you don't you need to configure your wireless card, by using ndiswrapper | 16:58 |
LinuxPhreak | pardon my language if I used configure wrong | 16:58 |
testi_ | I have some kind of demarcation flaw in ubuntu. I open the system monitor to display CPU usage and tool draws nice curves of the cpu usage. it's own cpu usage only. Shouldn't that tool be very very careful with CPU usage? Eventually use OpenGL to display the graph or use less complex interpolation to draw the curve or display antialiasing? | 16:58 |
fearthepenguin | xxkb - Keyboard state indicator and switcher for xkb | 16:58 |
plouffe | brendan-, I'm trying this solution now http://blog.hbcom.info/archives/4 | 16:59 |
om26er | how can I transfer from Ubuntu to Fedora over Lan? | 16:59 |
om26er | or vice versa | 16:59 |
om26er | I want to do data transfer between two machines | 17:00 |
fearthepenguin | om26er, scp would be may choice. but you could also use samba, rsync, nfs, etc. | 17:00 |
fearthepenguin | s/may/my | 17:00 |
LinuxPhreak | om26er: several options. SAMBA or I usually use FTP | 17:00 |
om26er | fearthepenguin, linux_probe any HowTo ? | 17:00 |
Kjeldor | how do I remove unbuntu from my computer with it running windows7 (dual boot), also remove partition that ubuntu created for ubuntu.. but not destroy ng current windows7 | 17:01 |
ikonia | om26er: how do you currently access the ubuntu and fedora machine | 17:01 |
fearthepenguin | om26er, hit google and look for scp howto. lots and lots out there | 17:01 |
om26er | !google | fearthepenguin | 17:01 |
ubottu | fearthepenguin: While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. | 17:01 |
om26er | :O | 17:02 |
ikonia | Kjeldor: you delete the ubuntu partition, and use the windows boot CD to re-apply the windows boot loader, the guys in ##windows can help with that | 17:02 |
ikonia | om26er: how do you currently access the ubuntu and fedora machine | 17:02 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: are you good with partition tools?? | 17:02 |
fearthepenguin | om26er, here is a quick one http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/system_administration_books/ubuntu_starter_guide/ch07s03.html | 17:02 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: I have another problem...similar let's say. but this one bothered me even when I was able to choose a wireless connection. Anyway, should there be a PPPoE connection among all the wireless connections, if I created one earlier? | 17:02 |
Kjeldor | JackStoner: no | 17:02 |
om26er | ikonia, they are sepeerate systems. a PC and a Laptop | 17:02 |
ikonia | om26er: are they both on the same network ? | 17:02 |
j0d0 | Is this user connected? | 17:02 |
ikonia | j0d0: yes | 17:03 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: then pop in the win 7 cd...and fix the mbr, it will remove grub | 17:03 |
om26er | ikonia, they are not locally connected. | 17:03 |
ikonia | om26er: ok, then you cant move data over the network | 17:03 |
om26er | ikonia, cant I do like connecting ethernet to both? | 17:03 |
om26er | through a wire? | 17:03 |
Kjeldor | JackStoner: MBR? | 17:03 |
JackStoner | then find some documentation on an easy to use partition manager and find someone to help you remove/reformat the ubuntu partition | 17:03 |
LinuxPhreak | noobie1: I may be wrong but I believe PPP is for Dialup. Not needed for wireless on broadband networks | 17:04 |
noobie1 | LinuxPhreak: because at home, to connect to my provider, I have to first connect to the router (which I was able to do before the phreakin icon disappeared), and then dial the PPPoE/DSL connection. I did manage to set up the DSL connection, but I couldn't find anywhere to choose it, to connect to it... :/ | 17:04 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: master boot re...ummm...just put the cd in, and fix and select boot problems | 17:04 |
ikonia | om26er: yes, that's why I asked you if they are on the same network | 17:04 |
Kjeldor | JackStoner: if I remove ubuntu partition, can I rejoin that to the current windows partition and make it as "1"? not destroying the current win7? | 17:04 |
om26er | ikonia, atm they are not connected to each other | 17:05 |
ikonia | om26er: ok, so you need to connect them to either other | 17:05 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: joining will be a bit tricky...u can backup your win 7 then format the whole harddrive then restore the image | 17:05 |
pc500 | on a port I ahve this. Even though 281 is native, can it still send tagged frames to 281 and get to the right spot? : switchport trunk native vlan 281 ; switchport trunk allowed vlan 41,281,282 ; switchport mode trunk | 17:05 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: backup or better yet clone it | 17:06 |
om26er | ikonia, and... ? ;) | 17:06 |
JackStoner | just incase something goes wrong you'll still have your data | 17:06 |
ikonia | om26er: then you can use a tool such as ftp or scp to copy the data | 17:06 |
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LinuxPhreak | noobie1: I use broadband and never had such issues. It may be DSL requirement | 17:06 |
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Kjeldor | JackStoner: its too much work.. lol | 17:07 |
om26er | ikonia, so when I connect both to each other. I come here and ask HowTo? | 17:07 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: then you can choose to loose all data...just do a fresh windows install | 17:08 |
ikonia | om26er: yes, it's very simple | 17:08 |
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Kjeldor | JackStoner: so there is no such thing as removing the ubuntu partition, then rejoining it with the current windows partition? | 17:08 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: PS, you can just backup important files to another drive...PS, having more than 1 partition is safer, 1 for OS, and the other for files | 17:08 |
JackStoner | Kjeldor: resizing partitions can be done but there's a possibility of loss of data | 17:09 |
nozes | http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/4311/capturadetelai.png | 17:09 |
klync | i've installed RT via apt and i'm not convinced it's picking up /usr/local plugins - i would expect it to appear under loaded perl modules in System Configuration through the front-end, no? | 17:09 |
Pici | nozes: Is there a question related to that? | 17:10 |
j0d0 | This is a reoccurring error with the terminal while using nautilus. Any thoughts? GConf-CRITICAL **: gconf_value_free: assertion `value != NULL' failed | 17:10 |
oln | german | 17:11 |
Pici | !de | oln | 17:11 |
ubottu | oln: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 17:11 |
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napster | How can I get the proper extension based on mime-type? | 17:11 |
napster | How can I get the proper extension based on mime-type? | 17:11 |
oln | ah oops wrong channel | 17:11 |
Fitz | I've gotten slightly stuck when I try to load the fs-drive in windows to access my /home ext3 partition | 17:13 |
Fitz | I've found out that my inode size is 256 instead of the required 128 | 17:13 |
ikonia | Fitz: required ? | 17:14 |
ikonia | required by what | 17:14 |
Fitz | by fs-drive | 17:14 |
DreadKnight | everyone check this out! http://www.dudalibre.com/gnulinuxcounter?lang=en | 17:14 |
ikonia | Fitz: fs-drive is nothing to do with ubuntu, ext3 access in windows is totally unsupported and not an ubuntu issue | 17:14 |
AbhiJit | !ot | DreadKnight | 17:14 |
Fitz | right | 17:14 |
ubottu | DreadKnight: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 17:14 |
Fitz | but let me finish my question | 17:14 |
Fitz | that was the backstory | 17:15 |
Fitz | i used the gparted live cd to refromat my /home so it would have an inode size of 128 but now I cannot load ubuntu | 17:15 |
Fitz | is it possible during the installation of ubuntu to set the inode size when you format the partition? | 17:15 |
ikonia | Fitz: what do you mean "can't load it" please expand | 17:16 |
vacho | anyone experiences with ProFTPD ? it uses the same password for ftp as ssh, thats not good! | 17:16 |
ikonia | vacho: you can configure that to not use system users | 17:16 |
ikonia | vacho: by default all services authenticate of /etc/passw | 17:16 |
Fitz | well when I go to start ubuntu it says that the /home is missing or something | 17:16 |
ikonia | pwd | 17:16 |
ikonia | Fitz: because you've deleted/formatted it | 17:16 |
vacho | ohh, ya thats what I want to do :) | 17:16 |
Fitz | I can't remember the exact phrasing but it won't start | 17:16 |
Fitz | yes | 17:16 |
vacho | ikonia: what do I need to do ? | 17:16 |
ikonia | Fitz: your uuidd will have changed, you'll need to boot into single user mode and change the uuid to the current one | 17:17 |
ikonia | vacho: read the proftpd documentation on virtual users | 17:17 |
Fitz | what is the uuid? | 17:17 |
alienjeff | What is Google? | 17:17 |
ikonia | Fitz: sudo blkid gives it you | 17:17 |
Fitz | grrrr | 17:17 |
vacho | thx! | 17:17 |
ikonia | Fitz: you'll need to update /etc/fstab for /home with the correct uuid | 17:18 |
Fitz | that sound confusing. could I just reload ubuntu on the partitioned ext3 with the inode size of 128? | 17:19 |
ikonia | Fitz: home does not contain ubuntu | 17:20 |
reeniginEesreveR | could someone recommend me a debugger? I have an C++ application. I wanna see its flow and I think the best way is to see it while it is running | 17:20 |
Fitz | true | 17:20 |
Maistux | somebody with avertv working? | 17:20 |
ikonia | Fitz: it's a 30 second job, boot single user, run blkid, edit /etc/fstab with the correct uuid for /home | 17:20 |
Fitz | ok i'll try that | 17:20 |
MarderIII | reeniginEesrveR: joking right? gdb in combination with ddd | 17:21 |
vacho | how do I find out user id of www-data | 17:21 |
ikonia | vacho: id www-data | 17:21 |
todd_ | where can i find a good tutorial for n00b on irc? | 17:22 |
ikonia | todd_: ask in #freenode | 17:22 |
todd_ | thx | 17:22 |
MarderIII | todd_ www.irchelp.org | 17:22 |
yaaar | howdy | 17:23 |
Hukka | Have newer Ubuntu-kernel's been configured with GPT support? | 17:23 |
ikonia | Hukka: I believe so | 17:23 |
Maistux | help with RM-FP | 17:23 |
ikonia | Maistux: ? | 17:23 |
jinxou | hi | 17:23 |
Maistux | is a controller of avertv volar hx | 17:24 |
ikonia | Maistux: no idea, sorry | 17:24 |
jinxou | is there any boddy using airckrack here , | 17:24 |
Maistux | sorry about my english | 17:24 |
ikonia | jinxou: #aircrack-ng is the channel | 17:24 |
Maistux | thx | 17:24 |
jinxou | i know but i haven't found what i'm looking for | 17:25 |
ikonia | jinxou: that is the channel for usage of aircrack-ng | 17:25 |
Hukka | ikonia: Do you know if it's possible to get video acceleration under EFI and GPT? | 17:25 |
ikonia | jinxou: you're not even in that channel | 17:25 |
Hukka | The rEfit documentation claims no | 17:25 |
Rotham | hey... I need to install Boost, and I only see v 1.40... is there a way to install 1.41 from repository? | 17:25 |
ikonia | Hukka: the partition type doesn't make a different to that, refit has nothing to do with it | 17:25 |
ikonia | Rotham: no | 17:26 |
Rotham | bummer | 17:26 |
jinxou | is there anybody who have a good wpa dictionnary | 17:26 |
jinxou | ? | 17:26 |
Rotham | thanks | 17:26 |
ikonia | jinxou: what part of "this is not the channel" are you not getting | 17:26 |
Hukka | ikonia: http://refit.sourceforge.net/myths/ There the fact about video acceleration | 17:26 |
sir_tyrion | Does anyone know where I can find out when my screen gets locked (Log file for when screen is locked?) | 17:26 |
Hukka | ikonia: Is that info on refit's documentation incorrect? | 17:26 |
ikonia | Hukka: sorry, I didn't make myself clear, gpt/efi doesn't have anything to do with it, refit is the problem | 17:26 |
Hukka | ikonia: Ah. Is there an alternative? The Macbook wikipage talks only about refit | 17:27 |
ikonia | Hukka: no idea, I just dual boot on the mac | 17:27 |
Hukka | ikonia: Without refit? | 17:27 |
ikonia | Hukka: bootcamp | 17:28 |
Hukka | I need only dualboot too, but the wiki at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/AppleIntelInstallation mentions mostly refit | 17:28 |
Hukka | Hm, I see | 17:28 |
jinxou | is there good skin for ubuntu | 17:28 |
jinxou | exept gnome look | 17:28 |
ikonia | jinxou: there are plenty, depends what you like, search the net | 17:28 |
Hukka | ikonia: Could you tell me your setup? GPT, MBR, or hybrid? | 17:28 |
jinxou | i'm looking for something very complete | 17:29 |
ikonia | Hukka: think it's just a straight GPT install with bootcamp, did it ages ago | 17:29 |
ikonia | jinxou: search the net, there are many options | 17:29 |
HoveFirse | Hi folks. I'm running a mediaserver at home, using LL. On a regular basis (1-3 days between) my system simply hangs. No error messages, no responding to keyboard or mouse input, no network contact by ssh. I've tried poking around in log-files, but haven't really found anything. Which logfile would/should document problems? And, since writing to a logfile might be impossible if the system... | 17:30 |
HoveFirse | ...hangs, how should I troubleshoot this? I thought Linux practically never crashed... | 17:30 |
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ikonia | HoveFirse: plug a keyboard in, and check if the caps lock light comes on / off | 17:30 |
Hukka | ikonia: Hm, I was under the impression that ubuntu installer will install mbr records, it won't work with pure gpt | 17:31 |
sir_tyrion | Does anyone know where I can find out when my screen gets locked (Log file for when screen is locked?) | 17:31 |
ikonia | Hukka: it does, thats why I used bootcamp | 17:31 |
slipttees | hello | 17:31 |
HoveFirse | @ikonia: Well, currently it's online and running. But I have a wireless keyboard, and the server doesn't respond to it | 17:31 |
boritek | hey, prove that there are more than 1% linux user!!!!!: http://www.dudalibre.com/gnulinuxcounter?lang=en | 17:31 |
slipttees | one question, chroot mode, i can start xserver (gdm) | 17:32 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: check it with a physical keyboard when you can | 17:32 |
slipttees | ? | 17:32 |
boritek | hey, prove that there are more than 1% linux user!!!!!: http://www.dudalibre.com/gnulinuxcounter?lang=en | 17:32 |
Hukka | ikonia: Hm, but how can you do pure gpt if the installer will force mbr? Won't that result in hybrid? | 17:32 |
HoveFirse | @ikonia: But...if CapsLock was woking...what would it prove? | 17:32 |
ikonia | boritek: that is offtopic here, please don't do that again | 17:32 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: if the kernel was responding at all, | 17:32 |
rypervenche | Can anyone help me with something rather general? | 17:33 |
ikonia | rypervenche: this is ubuntu support, if you need ubuntu help, we can help | 17:33 |
HoveFirse | @ikonia: OK. What about the log files...which should contain any info? | 17:33 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: nothing if the kernel is not alive | 17:33 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: the most realistic issue is a hardware issue, or something like overhearint | 17:34 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: if it was a linux issue, it would error, rather than lock | 17:34 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: or kernel panic then hang | 17:34 |
HoveFirse | @ikonia: I hear ya...I have an nVidia-card in the server...potential problem source? | 17:34 |
rypervenche | Does anyone know how I can make a keyword for a website, but instead of being able to write "%s" in the link, it always stays on the main site. | 17:34 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: depends if that's the hardware problem, could be any device | 17:34 |
hliufjlk | gfkjuhilukfd | 17:34 |
slipttees | one question, chroot mode, i can startx? | 17:34 |
Ken8521 | lol | 17:35 |
Shtl | hello all | 17:36 |
HoveFirse | @ikonia: Yup. Well, I guess I could start by removing the graphics card. But locating a hardware problem seems to me to be quite a task. | 17:36 |
ikonia | HoveFirse: it can be | 17:36 |
Xhud | yop | 17:36 |
bihari_ | how to do ssh tunneling in ubuntu ? | 17:37 |
bihari_ | any one ? | 17:37 |
_OskaR_ | damn why cant pwmcontrl find anny pwm devices in 10.04 it does work in 09... | 17:37 |
Shtl | I have downloaded ubuntu-10.04 DVD iso image, now i want it to install to my laptop, without burning it to DVD, how can do that, may be i want to use my 8 GB pen drive. Can any one help me out please? | 17:37 |
mateusz | test | 17:38 |
ikonia | !install Shtl | 17:38 |
ikonia | !install | Shtl | 17:38 |
ubottu | Shtl: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 17:38 |
ikonia | oops | 17:38 |
flamewar | bihari_: what do you mean? | 17:38 |
bihari_ | ssh tunneling | 17:38 |
flamewar | try ssh -C2qTnN name@daminname | 17:38 |
jbrouhard | is there a way to directly upgrade 8.04 to 10.04 ? | 17:38 |
jbrouhard | via dist-upgrade ? | 17:39 |
flamewar | *domainname | 17:39 |
ikonia | jbrouhard: open the update manager and it will offer an update | 17:39 |
jbrouhard | in 8.04 ? | 17:39 |
ikonia | jbrouhard: yes | 17:39 |
_OskaR_ | sudo apt-get upgrade | 17:39 |
ikonia | _OskaR_: no | 17:39 |
_OskaR_ | ahh sorry hes on 8... | 17:39 |
ikonia | OkropNick: it doesn't matter what he's on - it won't work | 17:40 |
_OskaR_ | beer works | 17:40 |
jbrouhard | so the update manager has to be used, command line won't work ? Okay | 17:40 |
ikonia | _OskaR_: please don't talk nonsense | 17:40 |
ikonia | jbrouhard: the update manager would be a better solution | 17:40 |
krisna | hey everyone | 17:40 |
mateusz | hello! | 17:41 |
krisna | i want to know about links | 17:41 |
knoppix | hello | 17:42 |
sir_tyrion | Does anyone know where I can find out when my screen gets locked (Log file for when screen is locked?) gdm manager is used | 17:42 |
sir_tyrion | Does anyone know where the "Lock Screen" script is? | 17:43 |
ikonia | gdm doesn't log your screen | 17:43 |
knoppix | how to install flash on iceweasl | 17:43 |
knoppix | anyone .. | 17:43 |
ikonia | knoppix: in knoppix ? | 17:43 |
knoppix | yes | 17:43 |
ikonia | knoppix: then don't ask here, this is ubuntu support only | 17:43 |
ikonia | knoppix: knoppix has it's own support resources | 17:43 |
knoppix | any leads | 17:44 |
ikonia | knoppix: not here | 17:44 |
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n0rb33r7 | Hi! I'd like to ask for your help guys | 17:45 |
n0rb33r7 | I can't use KVpnc | 17:45 |
Algorithm_42 | hello i have a question of hardware | 17:45 |
n0rb33r7 | I'd like to connect to an OpenVPN network | 17:45 |
ikonia | Algorithm_42: then ask in ##hardware | 17:45 |
Algorithm_42 | So here I have 2 ram choice for my eeepc, except I do not know exactly which take 2 (I want the best of course!) So here are the characteristic 2 = 1 -> 1GB PC2 6400S 666 12 2Rx16 | the 2 = 1GB PC2 4200S 444 2Rx8 E3 | 17:45 |
Algorithm_42 | oh sorry :S | 17:45 |
ikonia | Algorithm_42: nothing to do with ubuntu , use ##hardware or ##eeepc | 17:45 |
n0rb33r7 | WARNING: this configuration may cache passwords in memory -- use the auth-nocache option to prevent this | 17:46 |
n0rb33r7 | debug: [openvpn] | 17:46 |
n0rb33r7 | debug: [openvpn] Wed Oct 6 18:44:29 2010 WARNING: this configuration may cache passwords in memory -- use the auth-nocache option to prevent this | 17:46 |
n0rb33r7 | debug: [openvpn] | 17:46 |
n0rb33r7 | debug: [openvpn] Wed Oct 6 18:44:31 2010 WARNING: this configuration may cache passwords in memory -- use the auth-nocache option to prevent this I got this error when I want to connect to OpenVPN | 17:46 |
FloodBot4 | n0rb33r7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:46 |
ikonia | !pastebin | nou | 17:46 |
ubottu | nou: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 17:46 |
ikonia | oops | 17:46 |
ikonia | !pastebin | noplamodo | 17:46 |
ubottu | noplamodo: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 17:46 |
MrRoboto | which is the best program to use for ripping dvd9 to dvd5? | 17:48 |
krisna | hey ikonia can you help me?? | 17:49 |
ikonia | krisna: with what ? | 17:49 |
Algorithm_42 | I am alone on #eeepc :/ | 17:49 |
krisna | i come from indonesia | 17:49 |
Algorithm_42 | and #hardware dont work (or it's me?) | 17:49 |
ikonia | Algorithm_42: it's ##eeepc and ##hardware | 17:50 |
acicula | ##hardware perhaps? or maybe it requires you to be a registered user(to freenode, askin #freenode if you dont know how) | 17:50 |
ikonia | Algorithm_42: sorry, #eeepc and ##hardware | 17:50 |
krisna | hey ikonia i have a question for you can you help me?? | 17:50 |
ikonia | krisna: how can I help ? | 17:51 |
ikonia | krisna: ask the question | 17:51 |
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Algorithm_42 | ikonia = yes but it's the same result | 17:51 |
krisna | i want to learn about links mikrotik | 17:51 |
ikonia | Algorithm_42: ask #freenode for help to get into those channels, I'm in them and they are working fine | 17:52 |
ikonia | krisna: thats not really anything to do with ubuntu, so this channel can't help | 17:52 |
Shtl | ikonia: actually i tried with UnetBootin, Universal USB installer, and USB startup disk creator, they are unable to do it, they failed to extract DVD iso image | 17:53 |
Pataliebre | hi, i do this: | 17:54 |
Pataliebre | vim /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-bcm43xx.conf | 17:54 |
tzafrir_laptop | Something here just doesn't make sense: | 17:54 |
Shtl | ikonia: is there any other way to do with DVD iso image? | 17:55 |
Pataliebre | and i insert blacklist bcm43xx blacklist b43 blacklist b43legacy blacklist ndiswrapper blacklist ssb | 17:55 |
krisna | ikonia :but i use os ubuntu | 17:55 |
tzafrir_laptop | I wrote a simple wrapper to record the command udev attempts to run (for usb_modeswitch) | 17:55 |
ikonia | Shtl: if they fail to extract with multiple tools, then I suggest your image may be wrong | 17:55 |
Janhouse | What is the name of that "terminal server client" to access windows rdp? | 17:55 |
ikonia | krisna: yes, but we don't teach you about wirless hardware or protocols in here | 17:55 |
tzafrir_laptop | The error I get from usb_modeswitch is: No default vendor/product ID given. Aborting. | 17:55 |
Janhouse | To launch it from terminal/whatever | 17:55 |
krisna | apakah ada orang indonesia yang gabung disini?? | 17:55 |
Pici | !id | krisna | 17:56 |
ubottu | krisna: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia | 17:56 |
rusivi | Pataliebre What is more helpful in getting the device working with ndiswrapper is the chipset/usb device your working on. | 17:56 |
Shtl | ikonia: but those tool will work with DVD iso image? | 17:56 |
tzafrir_laptop | But the respective udev rule does not attempt to do that: ATTRS{idVendor}=="1bbb", ATTRS{idProduct}=="f000", RUN+="usb_modeswitch '%b/%k'" | 17:56 |
ikonia | Shtl: yes, but they are not working with your image, so maybe the image is wrong, as they work for other people | 17:56 |
krisna | pici : hey | 17:56 |
trism | Janhouse: rdesktop can access windows rdp (for remote desktop sessions if that's what you're looking for) | 17:56 |
jags | I'm trying to get my wireless to work, its a broadcom b4312 | 17:56 |
tzafrir_laptop | So this suggests usb_modeswitch should have been completely broken. But I suspect this is not the case. | 17:56 |
jags | the STA driver doesn't work | 17:56 |
tzafrir_laptop | What am I missing? | 17:57 |
Janhouse | it was tsclient. Was looking to install it on arch. | 17:57 |
Janhouse | Thx | 17:57 |
krisna | ikonia : what is the fungtion of airmon-ng?? | 17:57 |
Dr_Willis | jags: i had one laptop where i had to use the older broadcom driver, and not the sta driver. But i dont have that laptop any more. | 17:57 |
jags | Its so weird It wouldn't work @ all, then last night it worked for 2 hours with no problems, then this morning it doesn't work again | 17:58 |
BladeMcCool | hi there. i have ubuntu 10.04.1 and I'd like to upgrade perl from 5.10.1 to something newer. Is this possible without a lot of pain? | 17:58 |
erUSUL | BladeMcCool: short answer would be: no | 17:59 |
ikonia | kichawa: its a monitoring tool isn't it, I don't know though | 17:59 |
krisna | hey hacker in this joined | 17:59 |
ikonia | krisna: what are you talking about ? | 18:00 |
aeon-ltd | BladeMcCool: maybe with a ppa | 18:01 |
BladeMcCool | its a shame. there is some bug in 5.10.1 that breaks Apache2::Reload for mod_perl work. | 18:01 |
jbrouhard | Anyone ever try changing the usplash during boot-up in 10.04 ? namely on HP Pavilion Laptops ? | 18:01 |
krisna | the fungtion of airmon-ng | 18:01 |
ikonia | BladeMcCool: in what ? | 18:02 |
ikonia | krisna: I suggest you try the channel #ubuntu-id for indonesian support | 18:02 |
BladeMcCool | ikonia: a bug in some part of perl 5.10.1 dealing with inheritance, perl bug #72866, apparently seems to be fixed in 5.11.5+ | 18:02 |
wildc4rd | evenin' all! | 18:03 |
Pici | mocha0range: perl 5.11.5 isn't even in Maverick, the next version of Ubuntu due in less than a week. | 18:03 |
Pici | mocha0range: sorry, mistab. | 18:03 |
Pici | BladeMcCool: perl 5.11.5 isn't even in Maverick, the next version of Ubuntu due in less than a week. | 18:03 |
rusivi | jags: Which version of Ubuntu are you using? | 18:04 |
nafri | msg nickserv identify helloworld | 18:06 |
c3l | nooo | 18:06 |
rww | !identify | nafri | 18:06 |
ubottu | nafri: You can identify automatically by using your NickServ password as the server password in your IRC client. When identifying manually, do NOT send the command from a channel's tab, or a typo may give away your password. If that happened, type « /msg NickServ set password <new-password> » in the server tab as soon as possible. | 18:06 |
BladeMcCool | i hear 5.10.0 lacks the bug as well .. any way to downgrade easily from 5.10.1 to 5.10.0 ? lol | 18:06 |
c3l | nafri: change your password, make sure you type /msg not just msg | 18:06 |
ikonia | BladeMcCool: no | 18:06 |
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aeon-ltd | nafri: also, although convenient, not having auto join prevents these problems | 18:08 |
izardstreet | i upgraded to 10.10 and my Rhythmbox icon disappeared from the sys tray | 18:08 |
ikonia | !10.10 | izardstreet | 18:09 |
ubottu | izardstreet: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 18:09 |
izardstreet | any help in restoring it? | 18:09 |
philinux | izardstreet: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=385 | 18:09 |
ikonia | izardstreet: read what ubottu sent you | 18:09 |
tzafrir_laptop | hmm... for some strange reason usb_modeswitch didn't read data from the config file (/etc/usb_modeswitch.d/1bbb:f000). | 18:10 |
tzafrir_laptop | Fixed temporarily by passing the parameters (-v, -p, -M) explicitly in the udev rule | 18:11 |
tzafrir_laptop | bah | 18:11 |
ganeshran | hi guys | 18:13 |
bihari_ | how to run sshd on ubuntu | 18:13 |
kthakore | How do I change the audio card wine is listening on ? | 18:14 |
Dr_Willis | bihari_: install the openssh server/service | 18:14 |
ikonia | bihari_: install the package openssh-server and it does it all for you | 18:14 |
ganeshran | can you tell me how to turn on wireless in ubuntu | 18:14 |
erUSUL | !sshd > bihari_ | 18:14 |
ubottu | bihari_, please see my private message | 18:14 |
ikonia | !wireless | ganeshran | 18:14 |
ubottu | ganeshran: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 18:14 |
bihari_ | i did that | 18:14 |
ikonia | bihari_: then it's done | 18:14 |
izardstreet | wow i regret upgrading to 10.10, no sound and other bugs, will these all be fixed by the 10th? | 18:14 |
erUSUL | izardstreet: ask in #ubuntu+1 | 18:15 |
rusivi | !maverick | izardstreet | 18:15 |
ubottu | izardstreet: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 18:15 |
ganeshran | actually i just want to turn on wireless | 18:15 |
Mrokii | hello. I wanted to make Ubunut 10.04 show the messages during boot (instead of the splash-screen). According to some sites one has to edit the file "/etc/default/grub". I don't have that file however. Only a grub.old is in that directory. Can anybody tell me what to do? | 18:15 |
ganeshran | i tried the Fn+F2 but it doesnt work on ubuntu | 18:15 |
erUSUL | Mrokii: what version of ubuntu? | 18:16 |
ikonia | ganeshran: yes, that guide tells you how to configure wirless (enable it) | 18:16 |
Mrokii | erUSUL: 10.04 | 18:16 |
Dr_Willis | Mrokii: theres a 'text' option you can use that disables plymouth totally and lets you see all the messages like the old-timer disrtos do. | 18:16 |
Dr_Willis | Mrokii: theres a factoid on it.. but i cant recall what it is. | 18:16 |
ikonia | Dr_Willis: does nosplash still work ? | 18:16 |
kthakore | ganeshran: is this for wireless enable/ | 18:16 |
kthakore | ? | 18:16 |
erUSUL | Mrokii: actualized from previous version or fresh install? | 18:16 |
Dr_Willis | !boottest | 18:16 |
bihari_ | then how shud i start playing to it | 18:16 |
Dr_Willis | ikonia: not any more. | 18:16 |
ganeshran | kthakore: yes it is | 18:16 |
ikonia | bihari_: ssh to the server, | 18:17 |
kthakore | ganeshran: what laptop is this? | 18:17 |
Mrokii | erUSUL: I have upgraded from a previous version. And I don't use Grub2, but the old grub that has been used on earlier Ubuntu-versions. | 18:17 |
jags | sorry rusivi, I just fixed it | 18:17 |
ganeshran | kthakore: it is a dell. the usual shortcut is Fn+F2 | 18:17 |
erUSUL | Mrokii: then you have to edit old /boot/grub/menu.lst | 18:17 |
ikonia | ganeshran: some dells have a switch, | 18:17 |
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Mrokii | erUSUL: Okay, thank you, I will have a look at that. | 18:17 |
rusivi | jags: Cool what did you do to fix it? | 18:17 |
kthakore | ganeshran: ok I have a dell machine that has a hardware switch for wireless | 18:17 |
ikonia | ganeshran: contact dell support to find out the correct sueqnce, then we can try to hepl you | 18:18 |
jags | apparently in addition to the bcmwl-kernel-source, I needed the bcmwl-modaliases installed as well | 18:18 |
jags | then reboot | 18:18 |
ganeshran | ikonia: It works in windows so its not a hardware setting | 18:18 |
erUSUL | Mrokii: this line « # defoptions=quiet splash » remove the splash and quiet options from it | 18:18 |
glenn_ | any way to get the indicator applet to work with thunderbird instead of evolution? | 18:18 |
rusivi | jags: Nice job, ty for sharing | 18:18 |
ganeshran | this is iwconfig output | 18:18 |
erUSUL | Mrokii: and run « sudo update-grub » | 18:18 |
job127 | hi. using gdm with lucid (and without any gdm themes installed), i can no longer see an option to select a different session. do i miss something? | 18:18 |
Dr_Willis | erUSUL: if you add 'text' to that line. you get the text mode. :) which i like.. but that also stop gdm. | 18:19 |
jags | now if I can just get my notebook to suspend I'll have everything working, atm if I close the lid it will go into suspend, but will never wake up, or rather fans and hd turn on, but no screen | 18:19 |
erUSUL | Dr_Willis: ;) noted; thanks | 18:19 |
ganeshran | http://pastebin.com/XZE8N8KV | 18:19 |
kthakore | how do I change the audio card wine is using for audio? | 18:19 |
ikonia | ganeshran: your wirless is enabled then | 18:20 |
ikonia | ganeshran: it's done | 18:20 |
ganeshran | but the wireless network is grayed out | 18:20 |
ganeshran | do i have to disconnect wired to make it enabled | 18:20 |
ikonia | ganeshran: as I said, if you READ the link you where sent, it will tell you how to enable it | 18:20 |
rusivi | jags: Can it successfully hibernate? | 18:20 |
ganeshran | ikonia: ok i am going through it now. I was following steps one by one | 18:20 |
jags | rusivi, I'm not sure, I try and hibernate but it basically shutsdown | 18:21 |
Fitz | thanks for the help ikonia but i didn't know how to edit /etc/fstab from the terminal so I just ended up reinstalling ubuntu | 18:21 |
jags | rusivi, Its the same as if I shutdown the system, don't see a difference | 18:21 |
rusivi | jags: Hibernation should shut it down, then come back up in the state immediately prior to the hibernate. | 18:21 |
ikonia | Fitz: ok | 18:21 |
Fitz | I had just installed it the day before so it wasn't a big deal. | 18:21 |
jags | rusivi, yah i suppose that does work, but if it takes just as long to boot up as to come back from hybernate it seems silly to not just shut it down in the first place | 18:22 |
jags | rusivi, i'd like to close the lid and come back to it quickly, is that not possible? | 18:22 |
ganeshran | Since your card is listed in network-admin you can easily setup the network configuring. In network-admin select the Wireless connection entry and then click the Properties button | 18:22 |
ganeshran | It says this but the device is coming as a dropdown | 18:23 |
ikonia | ganeshran: yes ? | 18:23 |
rusivi | jags: The lid closing then coming back should be possible. | 18:23 |
ganeshran | ikonia: there is no properties button | 18:23 |
ikonia | ganeshran: use common sense | 18:23 |
jags | rusivi, I can set it to just black out the screen instead, but my battery gets eaten while it runs | 18:23 |
ikonia | ganeshran: you select the device | 18:23 |
ganeshran | yes it says inactive | 18:23 |
rusivi | jags: When you try to come back from a standby due to lid close, if you type on the keyboard does the screen recover? | 18:23 |
ikonia | ganeshran: then there is something wrong as iwconfig shows the card, | 18:24 |
jags | rusivi, no from suspend it never comes back, have to hard reboot it | 18:24 |
jags | rusivi, I tried ctrl-alt+7 and other terminals didn't seem to do anything | 18:24 |
zayr | I keep ssh port 22: Connection refused | 18:25 |
zayr | anyone know where can be problem ? | 18:25 |
ganeshran | ok i will google around and go through the rest of the document. I am not a noob by the way. just new to linux | 18:25 |
erUSUL | zayr: a firewall ? | 18:25 |
ikonia | zayr: sshd is not running on the remote machine | 18:26 |
zayr | ikonia: mine machine | 18:26 |
zayr | erUSUL: ubuntu one ? | 18:27 |
javier__ | join/ #lin-u-es | 18:27 |
rizzuh | join #python | 18:27 |
erUSUL | /join #channelname | 18:28 |
javier__ | join/ #lin-u-es | 18:28 |
javier__ | hay alguien de el salvador | 18:28 |
javier__ | aqui | 18:28 |
klync | join($self, @channels) | 18:28 |
zayr | so | 18:29 |
ikonia | zayr: ssh localhost | 18:29 |
ikonia | zayr: test it | 18:29 |
zayr | ikonia: yes that works | 18:29 |
ikonia | zayr: ok, so then there is a firewall somewhere blocking it | 18:29 |
ganeshran | is the network-admin same as gnome-network-admin tool | 18:29 |
ganeshran | In the hosts tab it gives ff02:0 four entries till ff02:3 | 18:30 |
zayr | ikonia: oh | 18:30 |
zayr | thats my router | 18:30 |
javier__ | join/ #ubuntues | 18:30 |
zayr | :X | 18:30 |
erUSUL | !es | javier__ | 18:30 |
ubottu | javier__: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 18:30 |
erUSUL | javier__: la / va *antes* de join, no despues. | 18:31 |
bihari_ | ssh-copy-id username@remotehost ? how to use this command? i am not getting it | 18:31 |
bihari_ | i have made fingerprint | 18:31 |
ikonia | bihari_: you don't need that command | 18:31 |
erUSUL | zayr: you probably have to set up a port forwarding rule on the router | 18:31 |
rypervenche | Where can I find the programs that are run at start-up? I need to find the code that my computer uses to start ibus-daemon. | 18:31 |
ikonia | bihari_: what do you actually want to do | 18:32 |
zayr | erUSUL: its ok now | 18:32 |
bihari_ | just wants to access my computer from my college lab | 18:32 |
bihari_ | so that i can bypass my college firewall | 18:32 |
ikonia | bihari_: ok - we are not going to help with that | 18:32 |
zayr | eh it isnt | 18:32 |
zayr | i disabled SP1 firewall | 18:32 |
zayr | but still cant connect | 18:32 |
ikonia | bihari_: that's breaking your colleges terms of access, so please contact them | 18:33 |
bihari_ | ikonia, but can you help me in config ssh daemon | 18:33 |
ThinWhiteDuke | does anyone use ktorrent | 18:33 |
ThinWhiteDuke | i cant get it to open ports | 18:33 |
ikonia | bihari_: no - we are not going to help you bypass your college firewall | 18:33 |
bihari_ | who said you to bypass my college firewall did i ? said that ? | 18:33 |
bihari_ | are you paid helper of ubuntu ? | 18:34 |
ikonia | 8:32 < bihari_> so that i can bypass my college firewall | 18:34 |
ikonia | bihari_: you said that | 18:34 |
bihari_ | yes my profersor told me | 18:34 |
ikonia | bihari_: no he didn't | 18:34 |
ikonia | bihari_: we will not help, please don't ask again | 18:34 |
bihari_ | whats wrong in it if i have to get my files | 18:34 |
bihari_ | from my computers | 18:34 |
Belnadifia | Salut tous le monde | 18:34 |
ikonia | bihari_: we will not help, please don't ask again | 18:34 |
ariakus | how can I make gnome panel not to mess with screen rectangle? | 18:35 |
bihari_ | we will not help ? or only you ? | 18:35 |
bihari_ | dont use "we" | 18:35 |
ikonia | bihari_: the channel will not help | 18:35 |
bihari_ | i think i have to change the disrto | 18:35 |
bihari_ | bye | 18:36 |
ikonia | bye | 18:36 |
ariakus | ive created a anel but it creates a stripe along screen edge where windows won't maximize to | 18:36 |
zayr | bihari_: tunnel ? | 18:36 |
ganeshran | hi is this a wireless card entry 0c:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01) | 18:36 |
ganeshran | i got it from lspci | 18:36 |
bihari_ | zayr yes brother | 18:36 |
erUSUL | yes | 18:36 |
ikonia | zayr: please don't discuss that topic | 18:36 |
luichii | hello | 18:37 |
erUSUL | ganeshran: that card needs firmware. « sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter » if you are connected via wire to internet in the machine | 18:37 |
zayr | i used to use tunnel for that :P | 18:37 |
bihari_ | zayr, yes i dont have paid vps or ssh acount that support ssh tunneling so i decided to make ssh daemon | 18:37 |
ikonia | zayr: what part of "please don't discuss" am I not making clear | 18:37 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: thanks. I will get it. I am connected through wired | 18:37 |
zayr | ok | 18:37 |
zayr | i hate cisco... | 18:38 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: it is downloading now | 18:38 |
bihari_ | zayr can we talk in PM | 18:38 |
ikonia | zayr: that is nothing to do with ubuntu, please keep that sort of comment to yourself | 18:39 |
JangKro | what's the main diff b/w Ubuntu and Debian ... can't Ubuntu do anything debian can do, just often easier? | 18:39 |
c3l | JangKro: stable releases more up to date | 18:39 |
zayr | ikonia: i disabled firewall but still cant connect to ssh | 18:39 |
jmcantrell | what's a good laptop whose hardware works out of the box with ubuntu? | 18:39 |
ikonia | zayr: can you ping the box you are trying to connect from ? | 18:40 |
rypervenche | Where can I find the programs that are run at start-up? I need to find the exact code that my computer uses to start ibus-daemon. | 18:40 |
c3l | JangKro: Id say main differences is out of the box everything just works, the communities and the release cycles | 18:40 |
JangKro | i've heard ubuntu been called debian for ladies ... but if it's just as powerful why's it eve ncalled that? | 18:40 |
ikonia | rypervenche: /etc/init.d | 18:40 |
zayr | ikonia: of course | 18:40 |
ikonia | JangKro: people being silly, nothing more | 18:40 |
rypervenche | ikonia: Thanks. | 18:40 |
zayr | ikonia: and from another shell server too | 18:40 |
ganeshran | JangKro: maybe because its so easy to use. | 18:40 |
ikonia | zayr: are you trying to go from that machine to your machien, or to that machien from your machine | 18:41 |
ZonerX | yep | 18:41 |
zayr | ikonia: both | 18:41 |
ikonia | zayr: does either one work ? | 18:41 |
zayr | ikonia: | 18:41 |
zayr | damn | 18:41 |
c3l | JangKro: just as powerful, but you dont have to understan it all to use it. it is 'noob friendly' but nothing limits the experienced users at all. so its fine for all users. Id call ubuntu debians younger, less complicated daughter | 18:41 |
zayr | from another machine to mine machine | 18:41 |
ThinWhiteDuke | can i make the alt key be spacebar in ubuntu | 18:41 |
erUSUL | ganeshran: what it finish you have to reboot | 18:41 |
Dr_Willis | jmcantrell: a great many of them do. I would look for one with Nvidia video however. It tends to be a bit easier to get working fully. | 18:42 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: ok it still downloading | 18:42 |
ariakus | c3l: it's not noob friendly, it uses uncommon solution not found in other distros | 18:42 |
zayr | ikonia: i mean i cant connect to my local machine from outside or ssh@myip but ssh@localhost works | 18:42 |
ikonia | zayr: hang on - from the other machine, what IP are you using to connect to your machine (PM me if you don't want to say it in the channel) | 18:42 |
ganeshran | isnt being noob friendly actually a compliment. | 18:42 |
jmcantrell | Dr_Willis: i'm looking for specific models. i just recently got an asus laptop where everything seems to work ok, but the webcam is upside down. | 18:42 |
c3l | ganeshran: it is | 18:43 |
ariakus | how can I make gnome panel not to substract from screen rectangle? | 18:43 |
ganeshran | The only way linux will become mainstream is more distros like ubuntu which serve a bigger community than just the enthusiasts | 18:43 |
c3l | ariakus: that would be not following standards. noobfriendly is usability for the inexperienced, they dont care about standards | 18:43 |
ugliefrog | has anyone seen or heard of an app that will sort photos by face recognition...if so whats it callled | 18:44 |
dborba | ganeshran, all you need is 1 nerd per house hold | 18:44 |
Dr_Willis | jmcantrell: sounds like a driver bug.. proberly fixable with some setting. or check out --> webcamstudio -> http://www.ws4gl.org/ | 18:44 |
zayr | ikonia: i wont say that | 18:44 |
ganeshran | dborba: lol nerds seem to be in short supply. 1 per household is a large ratio | 18:44 |
subone | Yesterday I accidentally formatted my 1TB external drive. I was able to recover it with testdisk. However, today after taking a closer look I see that my Projects and Pictures directories are empty! IDK how this could have happened, but does anyone have any ideas to fix this? | 18:44 |
ariakus | zayr: mangle it then | 18:44 |
Rotham | there is typically more like 1 nerd nerd in every 30 or 40 houses | 18:44 |
zayr | ikonia: i mean have ubuntu some default fw settings or something ? do i need to reconfigure openssh config ? | 18:44 |
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c3l | ariakus: and could you give me an example where ubuntu doesnt follow the standards? | 18:45 |
ikonia | zayr: you can just pm it to me so the channel doesn't see | 18:45 |
c3l | JangKro: read http://blog.tabo.pe/archives/2006/09/19/breaking-up-with-you-your-daughter-is-prettier-and-easier/ :) | 18:45 |
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ganeshran | subone: format as in quick format or complete? | 18:45 |
subone | quick format | 18:45 |
StryKaizer | is anyone running eclipse on ubuntu? and if yes, which java do you use? | 18:45 |
dborba | ganeshran, haha - i was under the impression the numbers were growing rapidly. now days half the kids in highschool know how to use a capture card to record themselves playing halo or what not :P | 18:45 |
juk | what difference between dd /dev/random bs=1 count=20|xxd -p; and echo $((RANDOM))|xxd -p looks similar | 18:45 |
ganeshran | StryKaizer: I am running. But i just installed it using apt-get. dont know which version it installed | 18:46 |
juk | what difference between dd /dev/random bs=1 count=20|xxd -p; and echo $((RANDOM))|openssl sha1 | 18:46 |
luichii | i want to install gnash 0.8.8, on synaptic i have 0.8.7 i am on ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx so i added deb http://www.getgnash.org/debs/ubuntu lucid main in /etc/apt/sources.list and then in software sources i added http://getgnash.org/gnashdev.key and ticked it then in synaptic i click on reload button but it appear 0.8.7 version what i'm doing wrong? thanks | 18:46 |
StryKaizer | I'm running eclipse on java sun, but I'm thinking about trying the opensource java on 10.10 | 18:46 |
StryKaizer | ic ganeshran | 18:46 |
ikonia | zayr: your routed is not doing portforward to port 22 correctly | 18:46 |
StryKaizer | its not as stable as I wouldve liked | 18:46 |
ganeshran | StryKaizer: have they already forked java? There was buzz in the dev community | 18:46 |
StryKaizer | running it for a year on sun atm | 18:46 |
juk | what difference between dd /dev/random bs=1 count=20|xxd -p; and echo $((RANDOM))|openssl sha1 they look similar and which one is stronger and better to use for encryption | 18:46 |
StryKaizer | dunno ganeshran | 18:46 |
zayr | ikonia: oh thanks | 18:47 |
ikonia | zayr: check your router out | 18:47 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: It is installed. Do i need to reboot ? It didnt ask me to | 18:47 |
dajhorn | juk: random is real entropy. Anything else is pseudo-random or otherwise implementation specific. | 18:47 |
ariakus | how can I make gnome panel not to substract from screen rectangle? | 18:47 |
erUSUL | ganeshran: yes; a reboot is the best thing. sometimes just reloading the driver may be enough | 18:48 |
merciza | echo $((RANDOM))|openssl sha1 is better | 18:48 |
magicj | I want to change the text that is shown by the gltext screen saver. I changed the exec line in the gltext.desktop file and hit ctrl-shift-L to see if it worked. No change, how do I make this change happen | 18:48 |
erUSUL | ariakus: set it to hide autmatically? | 18:48 |
luichii | i want to install gnash 0.8.8, on synaptic i have 0.8.7 i am on ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx so i added deb http://www.getgnash.org/debs/ubuntu lucid main in /etc/apt/sources.list and then in software sources i added http://getgnash.org/gnashdev.key and ticked it then in synaptic i click on reload button but it appear 0.8.7 version what i'm doing wrong? thanks | 18:48 |
StryKaizer | seems like sun-java6 will be available in 10.10 | 18:48 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: ok i will reboot and back in 2 mins | 18:48 |
juk | dajhorn: thanks; merciza: why? | 18:48 |
ariakus | erUSUL: it leaves a small gap still, plus of ciurce I want it visible | 18:48 |
neha__ | Is it possible to play two songs, where one songs sound is directed to head phones and another's to speaker. | 18:49 |
swex_ | anybody plz: I like to play quake, and I have couple of keyboard layout, so if I switch layout in game keys stopping to work, do you know how to bind game actions to key, not to layot symbol.. thx | 18:49 |
dajhorn | merciza, juk: No, $RANDOM is not better. Go read the bash man page. /dev/random is almost always better to seed crypto for something that matters. | 18:49 |
juk | merciza: how is that better? | 18:49 |
dajhorn | juk: What are you trying to do? | 18:49 |
antIP | VLC and Movie Player are having trouble playing back ISO images that they previously played fine. The movies play for about 2-3 minutes and then stops playing. What's strange is that these movies played fine only last week. | 18:50 |
merciza | is its for scripting i would say its better and more effective | 18:50 |
merciza | what are we going for | 18:50 |
merciza | security speed ? | 18:50 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: Thanks a ton!!! I am online in wireless | 18:51 |
erUSUL | ganeshran: no problem | 18:51 |
juk | dajhorn: well, i want create signature for evolution with part of random key and another i'll store locally along with date | 18:51 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: I would have never figured out the right firmware driver. Is there a list which gives drives according to WLAN cards | 18:51 |
luichii | i want to install gnash 0.8.8, on synaptic i have 0.8.7 i am on ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx then following http://www.getgnash.org/packages/ i added deb http://www.getgnash.org/debs/ubuntu lucid main in /etc/apt/sources.list and then in software sources i added http://getgnash.org/gnashdev.key and ticked it then in synaptic i click on reload button but it appear 0.8.7 version what i'm doing wrong? thanks | 18:52 |
merciza | aaah go with a proper random | 18:52 |
balzac5000 | I've Googled the pa-jeezus out of this and have found at least six different suggested solutions. Can someone possibly direct me to the document that shows the correct Ubuntu method on how to make a USB hard drive mount at the same mount point each time on reboot? | 18:52 |
erUSUL | ganeshran: www.linuxwireless.org is a very good resource | 18:52 |
juk | merciza: $((RANDOM)) so it's real, means entropy, how dajhorn said, ok | 18:53 |
ariakus | so i cannot put the panel over windows? | 18:53 |
ganeshran | erUSUL: I had visited this link and got the lpsci comamnd from there. But i only saw the forums | 18:53 |
ganeshran | I will check other parts of the site now. Thanks again. | 18:53 |
chandru_in | I have wired internet on my laptop which I want to share with my phone through wifi. I created an ad hoc network in network manager. But the phone is unable to find this network | 18:53 |
chandru_in | it doesn't work even if I enter the details manually on the phone | 18:53 |
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StaCole | ubuntu en español??? | 18:54 |
Pici | !es | StaCole | 18:54 |
ubottu | StaCole: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 18:54 |
StaCole | ubottu, gracias | 18:54 |
StaCole | thank you | 18:55 |
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dajhorn | balzac5000: The easy way is to give the filesystem a label. The harder way is to put the uuid into the fstab. | 18:55 |
balzac5000 | dajhorn: Thanks for the response! | 18:55 |
jeroenimo | anyone on this: I have a toshiba netbook nb200, just installed 10.10 UNR, but it boots painfully slow, I tried switching between ACPI and compatibility in the BIOS, but that does not help, 10.4 boots in like 20 secs.. | 18:55 |
balzac5000 | So e2label and stick into fstab, eh? | 18:55 |
dajhorn | balzac5000: Is the disk just for you, or for more than one user? | 18:55 |
balzac5000 | Just for root | 18:55 |
chandru_in | I that even the right way to share internet through wifi? | 18:55 |
dajhorn | balzac5000: Okay, yes, label the disk. Depending on circumstances, the mount should be /media/$LABEL or $HOME/.gvfs/$LABEL (ish) | 18:56 |
ganeshran | chandru_in: do you have a router? | 18:56 |
glitchd | hi everyone | 18:56 |
glitchd | and linux gurus in here? | 18:57 |
glitchd | *any | 18:57 |
balzac5000 | dajhorn: Bitchin'! I'll give that a try - thanks again! | 18:57 |
dajhorn | balzac5000: Welcome. | 18:57 |
coz_ | glitchd, well this is certainly one channel for that ...what is the issue | 18:57 |
Hukka | Is anyone running ubuntu with refit on a Macbook? I'd really appreciate the list of mbr that works | 18:57 |
chandru_in | ganeshran, I'm trying to create an adhoc network from my laptop and access it from my phone. the laptop has wired internet access | 18:57 |
glitchd | i was wondering.. | 18:57 |
glitchd | i am running ubuntu 10.04 and windows 7 | 18:57 |
Pici | !enter | 18:58 |
ubottu | Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 18:58 |
glitchd | windows is 6 | 18:58 |
ncurses | guys, just a quick question. i will try running LAMP on ubuntu, however I am also adding firewall capability on the same machine. what is the best firewall option for these kind of set up? Sorry guys i am a newbie on ubuntu. I am using mostly freebsd for production servers | 18:58 |
glitchd | *64 bit | 18:58 |
glitchd | linux is 10.04 and its 32 bit | 18:58 |
glitchd | is there any way i can boot my linux installation while inside of windows? | 18:58 |
coz_ | glitchd, ok only...try to keep things in one line and not continually press enter.... the channle is already difficult to follow somethimes:) | 18:58 |
glitchd | via a virtual machine or something simialiar? | 18:59 |
dajhorn | ncurses: Try UFW for simple configurations. | 18:59 |
glitchd | ok sry | 18:59 |
coz_ | glitchd, well it may be possible with vmware but I am not sure ... I do know it can be done in reverse,,, ie,,,boot your windows install from inside ubuntu but I have not done that recently and I dont have the pricedure off the top of my head | 19:00 |
coz_ | procedure | 19:00 |
dajhorn | ncurses: iptables sucks badly compared to pf. Try not to touch the native Linux commands. | 19:00 |
elisa871 | has anyone here used "Citrix"??? | 19:00 |
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rusivi | JangKro: Debian may be viewed as the foot that Ubuntu walks on. | 19:00 |
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coz_ | glitchd, you could join #vmware channel and probably ##linux channel if no one here knows how | 19:00 |
zayr | how can i set permissions to user to not see others folders ? | 19:00 |
seidos | elisa871, i used it several years ago. there is a linux terminal services project. they have a channel #ltsp | 19:01 |
jeroenimo | zayr: not "see" ? | 19:01 |
glitchd | umm..how would i do that from xchat? | 19:01 |
zayr | jeroenimo: yes like ls /home/anotheruser | 19:01 |
jeroenimo | chmod -r /dir/ | 19:01 |
elisa871 | sidos is there any cracked version of the newest version of Citrix? | 19:01 |
IdleOne | !warez | elisa871 | 19:01 |
ubottu | elisa871: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music, and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 19:01 |
seidos | glitchd, /j #linux or /j #vmware | 19:01 |
IdleOne | glitchd: /join #vmware | 19:02 |
ariakus | glitchd: technically you can make a VM disk which is the partition, but I doubt it will work | 19:02 |
glitchd | well, thanks guys | 19:02 |
ariakus | how can I make gnome panel not to substract from screen rectangle? | 19:02 |
ncurses | dajhorn, i tried that before on my laptop. yeah its pretty neat and easy to configure as you need just to open ports and run it. does ubuntu have a much more like a PF style firewalling? adding the keep states/synproxy states etc? | 19:02 |
zayr | is there any way how to remove an user from W,who,netstat lsof commands ? | 19:02 |
zayr | or set to user that he cant use this commands ? | 19:03 |
j3ckyl | Any know why the load average would spike to 8 when transferring via NFS | 19:03 |
j3ckyl | export is | 19:03 |
j3ckyl | rw,no_root_squash,async | 19:03 |
j3ckyl | fstab is | 19:03 |
j3ckyl | rw,hard,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,timeo=14,intr 0 0 | 19:03 |
j3ckyl | media is 100 Full Duplex | 19:03 |
ariakus | and unrelated question: is there a way to put all control panels in one window instead retarded system/parameters menu? | 19:04 |
ariakus | *instead of | 19:04 |
dajhorn | ncurses: Nope. You can do these things, but not easily. I have yet to see anybody not-botch Linux firewalling, so try to use a rule generator. | 19:04 |
jbrouhard | j3ckyl, most likely read/write from the CPU | 19:04 |
science | i <3 Ubuntu ;) | 19:04 |
j3ckyl | Yeah, I looked at IOSTAT and it's not reflecting it there | 19:05 |
coz_ | glitchd, actually if you type /join #vmware it will work | 19:05 |
j3ckyl | sda 1.57 63.62 163.94 53589424 138089376 | 19:05 |
dajhorn | ncurses: If you're running a server and not doing anything like NAT, then the best choice would be to just rebind services like sshd to internal interfaces and not use the firewall features. | 19:05 |
uLinux | ei | 19:05 |
rusivi | luichii: I would uninstall 0.8.7 first before trying to install 0.8.8 | 19:06 |
chandru_in | Does anyone here share internet this way? | 19:07 |
elisa872 | what does warez mean? | 19:07 |
uLinux | !warez | 19:07 |
ubottu | piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music, and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 19:07 |
kermit | why does parted_server hang for like 3 minutes when i'm just starting installing ubuntu? | 19:07 |
ariakus | illegally obtained software | 19:07 |
IdleOne | elisa872: we do not provide help on finding cracked software. Please don't ask | 19:07 |
magnetron | elisa872: it means illegally copied software | 19:07 |
ncurses | dajhorn, i see... i am planning to make a DNS,WEB,FTP on external eth and DHCP on int_if so i really need to do a NAT... | 19:07 |
dborba | elisa87, google define: warez | 19:08 |
rusivi | balzac5000 Storage Device Manager via Ubuntu Software Center may be of interest to keep a USB drive auto-mounted upon startup. | 19:08 |
uLinux | well she only wants to know the meaning http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warez | 19:08 |
ariakus | screw it. is there a way to put all control panels in one window instead retarded system/parameters menu? | 19:08 |
elisa872 | I want to include accounting to Citrix, do you have any idea? | 19:08 |
dborba | type of question that google is perfect for... | 19:09 |
emerson | oi | 19:09 |
IdleOne | elisa87: ask ##windows or ##citrix | 19:09 |
balzac5000 | rusivi: I appreciate the suggestion. I prowled that in my new Lynx install and I can't find ANYTHING in it about adjusting or assigning a mount point - just what the present mount point is. | 19:09 |
elisa872 | I mean i want to give credits to customers so as to have a timely manner | 19:09 |
emerson | alguem do brasil? | 19:09 |
balzac5000 | rusivi: Which was disappointing... | 19:09 |
uLinux | !br | emerson | 19:09 |
ubottu | emerson: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 19:09 |
emerson | !br | 19:09 |
coz_ | glitchd, did you get into those channels? | 19:10 |
elisa872 | thx idleone | 19:10 |
balzac5000 | rusivi: Did I miss something? | 19:10 |
uLinux | I can't hear the terminal sound (bell?) how can i fix this? | 19:11 |
zippytech | i need to add .phtml files to ubuntu apache any idea what file it should be placed in | 19:11 |
dborba | uLinux, that seems like a good thing :P | 19:11 |
zippytech | AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml | 19:11 |
zippytech | I have tried serveral files but no go | 19:12 |
IdleOne | uLinux: go to Edit > Profiles > Edit > check the box for terminal bell | 19:12 |
uLinux | IdleOne: it's already checked | 19:12 |
uLinux | :s | 19:12 |
IdleOne | reopen terminal | 19:12 |
ThinWhiteDuke | my spacebar broke | 19:12 |
ThinWhiteDuke | 12$ on ebay for new one | 19:12 |
dborba | ThinWhiteDuke, seems to be working | 19:12 |
ncurses | dajhorn, one more question what kind of firewall do you use to protect your ubuntu production servers? | 19:13 |
ThinWhiteDuke | hah | 19:13 |
ThinWhiteDuke | after 10 tries | 19:13 |
dajhorn | ncurses: OpenBSD | 19:13 |
ThinWhiteDuke | each space | 19:13 |
ThinWhiteDuke | are rollout keyboards anygood | 19:13 |
dborba | ThinWhiteDuke, that is pretty annoying - as you said though, new keyboard is cheap | 19:13 |
ThinWhiteDuke | in might get one for emergency | 19:13 |
ncurses | crap! i really love openbsd but its easy to setup all the services on linux and ffreebsd.. lol | 19:13 |
dajhorn | ncurses: PF is about as good as it gets. | 19:13 |
rusivi | balzac5000: No. Just made a friendly suggestion. | 19:14 |
dborba | ThinWhiteDuke, alternatively you could remap the space to another key for the time being | 19:14 |
dajhorn | ncurses: The kFreeBSD project is nearly usable. | 19:14 |
dajhorn | ncurses: The Debian/Ubuntu userland on top of the FreeBSD kernel is very nice. ZFS too. | 19:14 |
uLinux | IdleOne: in Sound Preferences I have set like this: Sound theme Ubuntu; Alert sound Default From Theme.. alert volume is high and still can't hear terminal sound ie if i type backspace i should hear a sound | 19:14 |
rusivi | chandru_in: At first glance, Cell WiFi through Ad-Hoc laptop WiFi ethernet is a simple concept. It is dependent on highly complicated inter-NIC VLAN technology that I am not aware has native use in Ubuntu yet. | 19:14 |
Rotham | hey... not sure if this is the right channel for this, but could I get some feedback on this ... http://codepad.org/4zly3oI9 ? | 19:14 |
ncurses | dajhorn, i know. but i don't have any extra machine. so what i use to do is install it all on one box. =) | 19:14 |
blakkheim | dajhorn: or you could just use regular freebsd :) | 19:15 |
Rotham | I ahve no clue whats wrong :P | 19:15 |
dajhorn | blakkheim: freebsd-upgrade? Yuck. Ports? Yuck yuck. | 19:15 |
IdleOne | uLinux: I don't know why but it is not working for me either. | 19:15 |
blakkheim | dajhorn: i love both | 19:15 |
rusivi | elisa872: Usually software vendors, like Citrix, provide prospective customers/developers/students demos and complimentary copies of their software for personal education/use. You should check out their website for the technology type your interested in. | 19:16 |
uLinux | IdleOne: on the virtual machine if works fine. terminal was never edited maybe that's the problem | 19:16 |
ncurses | blakkheim, don't you like freebsd-upgrade? | 19:16 |
dajhorn | blakkheim: Doing change control on the BSDs in a large company is painful. APT is the One True Way for systems discipline. | 19:16 |
ncurses | dajhorn, yeah i get your point on that | 19:17 |
luichii | rusivi: i have it unistalled | 19:17 |
rusivi | chandru_in: But it is a cool idea! | 19:17 |
coz_ | Rotham, mm you may be missing some library module there | 19:17 |
coz_ | Rotham, what is it you are compiling? | 19:17 |
antIP | has anyone noticed failure to play back DVDs in VLC and/or Media Player after recent kernal update? | 19:17 |
rusivi | luichii: I had the same problem you did, let me get you the solution. | 19:17 |
dajhorn | ncurses: If you're doing the home server thing, then you'll probably need to learn iptables and/or UFW. Way back, I used the ipmasq package, but it was deprecated. | 19:18 |
elisa872 | my company has a older version ... I was wondering if i can find a free new version | 19:18 |
luichii | rusivi: i guess the problem is having two repositorys with the same package? | 19:18 |
Rotham | coz_ trying to compile something thats supposed too let me use googles v8 engine to process javascript with python... | 19:18 |
ariakus | how can I make gnome panel not to substract from screen rectangle? | 19:18 |
carlosfrg | hola | 19:18 |
Rotham | i just found a precompiled one that appears to work mostly tho :D | 19:18 |
coz_ | Rotham, mm do you have a link for downloading that source ? | 19:19 |
luichii | rusivi: without adding any repository i had gnash but as i said is on 0.8.7 version | 19:19 |
dajhorn | ariakus: Right-click the panel, click "Properties", disable "Autohide". | 19:19 |
blue_pearl | having trouble connecting samsung mobile via bluetooth to Ubuntu10.4 to use as gprs modem ....works fine with usb...any help? | 19:19 |
ariakus | dajhorn: it's not set to autohide | 19:19 |
Rotham | coz_ this is the project page http://code.google.com/p/pyv8/wiki/HowToBuild ... I already installed all of the pre-reqs | 19:19 |
dajhorn | ariakus: Then enable it, and the panel will disappear, giving the entire desktop. | 19:19 |
coz_ | Rotham, ok let me check this out...hold on | 19:20 |
ncurses | dajhorn, for now i guess i will most likely make a home server but moving to ubuntu as production servers one of my target in the near future. | 19:20 |
Rotham | coz_ I seem to have gotten it working now anyway but thanks :) | 19:20 |
coz_ | Rotham, oh ok | 19:20 |
rusivi | A walkthrough was provided by a fellow community member in https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnash/+bug/608110 | 19:20 |
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ncurses | but of course i will also consider a separate firewall solution for it like openbsd | 19:21 |
rusivi | luichii | 19:21 |
blue_pearl | hi any body there? | 19:21 |
c3l | blue_pearl: always | 19:21 |
c3l | !ask | blue_pearl | 19:21 |
ncurses | blue_pearl, were here... | 19:21 |
ubottu | blue_pearl: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 19:21 |
lispy1 | Sometimes when I run aptitude commands from the command line a graphical window pops up. Is there a way to disable the popups? | 19:21 |
ncurses | :) | 19:21 |
coz_ | blue_pearl, I dont an answer for you on this one....just hang out and ask again at some point...someone should get to you :) | 19:21 |
seemawn | hi | 19:22 |
ariakus | dajhorn: i want to see it, just put it over windows, not beside them | 19:22 |
luichii | rusivi: yes? | 19:22 |
seemawn | whats your impression about meerkat? | 19:22 |
dajhorn | lispy1: Running `unset DISPLAY` will squelch most X11 dialogs. | 19:22 |
ariakus | seemawn: been there, done that | 19:22 |
lispy1 | dajhorn: right, but that's a bit overkill. | 19:22 |
seemawn | ariakus: d'you mean, this is the wrong channel? | 19:23 |
seemawn | if so, sry. Forgot that. | 19:23 |
rusivi | !maverick | seemawn | 19:23 |
ubottu | seemawn: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 19:23 |
rusivi | :) | 19:23 |
seemawn | rusivi: thx | 19:23 |
uLinux | Does somebody know a fix for Terminal bell sound? | 19:23 |
phil_in_london | blue_pearl, is your bluetooth working for anything else other than your gprs (and I assume the pan network you'll need) | 19:23 |
ljsoftnet | hello people | 19:24 |
gpetrakis | 10.10's gonna be fantastic if more people learn about linux | 19:24 |
c3l | !hello | ljsoftnet | 19:24 |
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c3l | whats happened do ubottu, he no longer knows !hi or !hello | 19:24 |
cryptmod | where can i find a current list of source for upgrade | 19:24 |
luichii | rusivi: ?? | 19:24 |
uLinux | !hi > uLinux | 19:25 |
mtellez | Hi, I'm using a Waltop graphic tablet so I need to load the wizardpen module into X, I'm using ubuntu 10.04 but there isn't a xorg.conf, so where do I insert the module? | 19:25 |
ljsoftnet | he quit his job | 19:25 |
dajhorn | uLinux: If advice from IdleOne didn't work, then you need to check your desktop theme. Check the sounds pulldown in the Sound Preferences, or toggle the current theme to something else. | 19:25 |
oddy | ahoy, does anyone know how i could make my audio output temporarily mono? | 19:25 |
uLinux | c3l: those commands were removed aparently | 19:25 |
abuayyoub | hello everyone. Can someone pleased help me? I just finished installing lucid on my wifes laptop and for some reason the mic was not working with Skype. I had this problem before and fixed it but I forgot how. I followed some instructions on the ubuntu forum to update the alsa driver and now after re-boot I have no sound at all infact it shows no shund card installed at all. Can someone help me please? | 19:25 |
uLinux | dajhorn: ok ill try | 19:25 |
oddy | abuayyoub: have you tried another reboot? it sounds trivial, but it always fixes my sound glitches. | 19:26 |
gpetrakis | hey i dont have hibernation in power menu 10.04 desktop | 19:26 |
abuayyoub | oddy, yea, no luck | 19:26 |
Zykotic-K9 | mtellez, if you want to create an xorg.conf see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/create-an-xorg-conf-file | 19:26 |
dajhorn | abuayyoub: Unmute the microphone in the sound mixer. | 19:26 |
rusivi | abuayyoub: one way to go is in Skype options, disable Skype controlling sound | 19:26 |
uLinux | dajhorn: i've selected "no sounds" before maybe that muted the system bell sound.. | 19:26 |
rusivi | abuayyoub: imho Skype does not know what is best for my sound ;) | 19:27 |
mtellez | Zykotic-K9, Thanks for the help | 19:27 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, first thing I would try is open a terminal type alsamixer see if any sliders are down or muted ,,, if muted hit the keyboard letter "m" | 19:27 |
dajhorn | uLinux: Yes, that is your problem. Inside Gnome, the bell is a theme sound. | 19:27 |
elisa872 | I wanna include AAA to Citrix,any idea or suggestion? | 19:27 |
Guest20 | Hi guys, I'm having a problem installing Ubuntu. I had Windows 7 running before installing Ubuntu. Once Ubuntu was installed it asked to restart the computer... I restarted and when it booted I get the status: 0xc0000000e error. Failed to initialize device... What's going on? | 19:27 |
abuayyoub | dajhorn, I did that it didn't work. I also did it in AlsaMixer. Now the problem is after "upgrading" my entire sound card is gone. | 19:27 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, I would also check in skype preferences | 19:27 |
ljsoftnet | abuayyoub, hey man, give this a try, install Gnome Alsa Mixer, you can find every detail of sound control there | 19:27 |
ariakus | seemawn: just nothing to see there | 19:28 |
ariakus | still jumping through loops to make youtube play videos | 19:28 |
ariakus | still bad harware support, awful color theme etc. | 19:28 |
ariakus | Can I make gnome panel FLOAT ove r windows, not DOCK along them?! | 19:28 |
uLinux | dajhorn: yes but now "no sounds" is disabled :P the problem is that didnt enable bell | 19:28 |
ariakus | ... | 19:28 |
FloodBot4 | ariakus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:28 |
Braber01 | I'm using ubuntu 10.04 and every once and a while when I try to login with the correct password It will say Login Incrorect, is it possible I could have Fat fingerd another key while typeing my password? | 19:28 |
ljsoftnet | abuayyoub, Gnome Alsa Mixer can be installed in Ubuntu Software Center | 19:28 |
rusivi | abuayyoub: Options -> Sound Devices -> uncheck "Allow Skype to automatically adjust my mixer levels" | 19:28 |
sprung | Guest20, Let me guess, you are using a Dell? | 19:28 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, when you open alsamixer in terminal ..is your sound card listed at the top? | 19:28 |
abuayyoub | ljsoftnet, thanks, I tried that I have it installed but it is showing that I dont have a card listed. | 19:28 |
Guest20 | Sprung: HP | 19:28 |
abuayyoub | coz_, no. | 19:28 |
vikka | x | 19:28 |
c3l | uLinux: thats not good | 19:28 |
dajhorn | abuayyoub: What is your audio chipset? Lucid has a bad driver for some of the sound cards found in netbooks, especially netbooks that have a second cancellation microphone. | 19:28 |
uLinux | Braber01: check the capslock | 19:28 |
abuayyoub | coz_, there is nothing there at all | 19:28 |
oddy | Guest20: did you install Ubuntu on the whole harddrive or did you try to dual boot it? | 19:28 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, mm this is an upgrade from karmic? | 19:28 |
abuayyoub | dajhorn, not sure. | 19:28 |
Braber01 | uLinux: caps lock was off | 19:28 |
rusivi | abuayyoub: once that is unchecked you can use default sound icon to control Mic/Headset volumes and sensitivity. | 19:28 |
gpetrakis | hey i dont have hibernation in power menu 10.04 desktop | 19:28 |
abuayyoub | coz_, no, fresh install | 19:28 |
ljsoftnet | abuayyoub i dont know why your ubuntu is not detecting your sound card | 19:29 |
phil_in_london | abuayyoub, when in alsamixer, what do you see when you press F6 ? | 19:29 |
adam_ | hi | 19:29 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, ok then I would go to both #pusleaudio channel and #alsa channel for them to troubleshoot this | 19:29 |
oddy | abuayyoub: can you show us what instructions you used for updating the soundrivers? | 19:29 |
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abuayyoub | ljsoftnet, it was working find just the problem with skype. I did an "upgrade" and now nothing is there. | 19:29 |
ariakus | Can I make gnome panel FLOAT ove r windows, not DOCK along them?! | 19:29 |
adam_ | I installed xubuntu and I want to access my windows shares, what's the best method? | 19:29 |
Braber01 | my password is 1 letter follwoed by 8 digits. so I don't think I could have typed it wrong. | 19:29 |
oddy | ariakus: what do you mean? | 19:29 |
seemawn | so said sth to me. I have a configuration issue and cannot scroll back. | 19:29 |
coz_ | ariakus, not sure what you mean buy "float" | 19:29 |
seemawn | could this one be so kind and repeat> | 19:30 |
kermit | can linux mount an uncleanly unmounted ntfs partition now? | 19:30 |
abuayyoub | coz_, in gnome alsa mixer it is completely blank | 19:30 |
vikka | hey guys i just upgraded to 10.10 from 10.04 and after my upgrade the system failed to boot gnaome | 19:30 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, ok /join #pulseaudio then /join #alsa | 19:30 |
c3l | 10.10 | vikka | 19:30 |
c3l | !10.10 | vikka | 19:30 |
ubottu | vikka: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 19:30 |
phil_in_london | abuayyoub F6 ??? | 19:30 |
oddy | vikka: have you tried the gnome failsafe? | 19:30 |
ljsoftnet | abuayyoub theres nothing detected in Sound Preferences>Hardware>Choose a device...? | 19:30 |
coz_ | ariakus, can you explain this better ? | 19:30 |
vikka | newbie here | 19:31 |
vikka | just joined the wagon | 19:31 |
coz_ | vikka, no problem with being new :) | 19:31 |
gpetrakis | hey i dont have hibernation in power menu 10.04 desktop | 19:31 |
oddy | vikka: ok, that's fine are you near the problem computer now? | 19:31 |
ariakus | so they were put over windows and not leave gap along the eddge | 19:31 |
c3l | vikka: welcome to ubuntu :) | 19:31 |
vikka | thank u. and i am loving it :) | 19:32 |
ariakus | adam_: gvfs, cifs sucks and doesn't work | 19:32 |
dajhorn | ariakus: No, this is not exposed by any configuration panel. Try your luck with the gnome registry editor, and look for the "Displacement" parameters and window order. | 19:32 |
oddy | ariakus: do you have the panel set to autohide? also: what desktop environment are you using? | 19:32 |
abuayyoub | oddy, yea, i followed the instructions here...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2798055#post2798055 | 19:32 |
ariakus | oddy: gnome 2.32, no I don't and don't wantit to authide too | 19:33 |
oddy | ariakus: oh, i thought autohide was the problem :$ | 19:33 |
lrns5492mOP | OOO | 19:34 |
Guest20 | Anyone know why I'm getting status: 0xc0000000e error going from w7 to Ubuntu? | 19:34 |
frimend | I got the internet sharing working btw. | 19:34 |
vikka | oddy: i have reinstalled the 10.04 | 19:34 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, mm compiling the alsa driver is a bit more complex than just ./configure &&make && sudo make install ...it should be compiled for your card although there is an alsa command for configuring card after compiling but I dont remember it... | 19:34 |
frimend | Thanks alot for the hints. :) | 19:34 |
abuayyoub | coz_, there was an error as well | 19:35 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, what was the error? | 19:35 |
gpetrakis | a little help please i dont have hibernation in power menu 10.04 desktop | 19:35 |
stealth_ | Having real troubles with the Gedit-latex plugin, It shows up on the tools menu but will not let me click it | 19:35 |
stealth_ | Anyone got any suggestions on how to get this to work? | 19:35 |
ChogyDan | gpetrakis: for how long? | 19:35 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, generally you need alsa driver alsa lib and alsa firmware | 19:35 |
gpetrakis | last month | 19:35 |
oddy | abuayyoub: yeah, you'll need to go to #alsa to get this one sorted. looks nasty. | 19:35 |
prod-beginner | Can someone please help me with this rediculous mouse click bug before it drives me completely insane :S | 19:35 |
ChogyDan | gpetrakis: have you reboot at all? | 19:35 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, all three would have to be compiled with your card | 19:35 |
oddy | vikka: how did you reinstall 10.04? from the CD? | 19:35 |
gpetrakis | yes | 19:35 |
abuayyoub | coz_, how can I get ubuntu to search for my card again? make[1]: *** [modules_install] Error 1 | 19:36 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, mm hold on | 19:36 |
Benwa | how to reboot my pc, today at 2 AM, with cron ? | 19:36 |
oddy | gpetrakis: did you use to have hibernate and it went away or was it never there? | 19:36 |
abuayyoub | coz_, ok thank you | 19:36 |
gpetrakis | after upgrading to 10.04 before a month since then noone helped | 19:36 |
dajhorn | Benwa: Put the /sbin/reboot command into the crontab of the root user. | 19:37 |
blue_pearl | hi | 19:37 |
Benwa | dajhorn: but what's the correct syntax ? | 19:37 |
ariakus | are some alternative panels for desktop?? i've had it enough with default gnome shit | 19:37 |
ariakus | *there | 19:37 |
prod-beginner | Please guys, someone must know of a fix for the mouse click bug :S | 19:37 |
Pici | ariakus: Please mind your language here. | 19:37 |
gpetrakis | kde | 19:38 |
blue_pearl | having problem connecting samsung bluetooth mobile in ubuntu10.04 | 19:38 |
oddy | ariakus: the gnome-panel is all you have in gnome, could always leave it. | 19:38 |
ariakus | sorry | 19:38 |
oddy | ariakus: having said that, i have once ended up accidentally having xkcd panels in a gnome environment, but that was on debian | 19:38 |
kermit | woah ubuntu just shut itself down automaticly.. how windows-like, i hate that, i was in the middle of a few things | 19:38 |
gpetrakis | so??? | 19:38 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, you could try lshw and go through the list to see your sound card listed | 19:38 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, rather sudo lshw | 19:39 |
abuayyoub | ok | 19:39 |
oddy | gpetrakis: did it actually work before 10.04? because there may have been a driver upgrade and then it may have lost functionality with | 19:39 |
oddy | the new kernel modes | 19:39 |
dajhorn | Benwa: An easy shortcut would be "@daily /sbin/reboot". Past that, the first result for "crontab syntax" has an example. | 19:39 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, also try lsof |grep snd | 19:39 |
gpetrakis | yes everything fine with 9.10 | 19:39 |
ariakus | oddy: leave what? | 19:39 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, also cat /proc/asound/cards | 19:40 |
abuayyoub | whoa!! The colors! my whole machine just crashed | 19:40 |
Guest20 | Can anyone tell me why I'm getting status: 0xc00000000e error on install of ubuntu on a HP machine? | 19:40 |
juk | is there a way to enable address autocompletion in evolution? | 19:40 |
abuayyoub | have to reboot | 19:40 |
oddy | ariakus: leave gnome. | 19:40 |
abuayyoub | coz_, have to reboot | 19:40 |
gpetrakis | what is HAL? | 19:40 |
coz_ | ? | 19:40 |
blue_pearl | unable to pair my bluetooth phone with ubuntu10.04 using sudo hcitool cc MAC address | 19:40 |
coz_ | abuayyoub, reboot/ | 19:40 |
Pici | !hal | gpetrakis | 19:40 |
ubottu | gpetrakis: Hal is in the process of being depreciated. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Halsectomy and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_abstraction_layer for more info. | 19:40 |
dajhorn | Guest20: Where are you getting this error? Is it white letters on a black backround? | 19:40 |
Guest20 | Yes dajhorn | 19:40 |
oddy | abuayyoub before you do, try pressing Super/Windows and M. | 19:40 |
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dajhorn | Guest20: Take a cellphone photo of the screen and pastebin it. You've got bad hardware, or a driver problem. | 19:41 |
ariakus | kermit: windows do not shut down by itself, stoptrolling | 19:41 |
Guest20 | I can install windows on it just fine | 19:41 |
blue_pearl | after i type sudo hcitool cc MAC addrs nothing happens and i can sudo hcitool auth MAC addrs as it says not connected....what seems to be the problem | 19:41 |
dajhorn | Guest20: Doesn't matter. You can still have bad hardware. | 19:41 |
Guest20 | Ok, ill take a pic. One sec | 19:42 |
juk | email autocompletion in evolution? | 19:42 |
gpetrakis | is it gonna be solved in 10.10? | 19:42 |
carlosfrg | como reiniciar hd desde msdos | 19:42 |
carlosfrg | ? | 19:42 |
IdleOne | !es | carlosfrg | 19:42 |
ubottu | carlosfrg: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 19:42 |
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dajhorn | gpetrakis: If you're intending to upgrade regardless, then try your luck with an upgrade now. Nothing significant will change before release. | 19:43 |
oddy | gpetrakis: couldn't say without more info, but personally i wouldn't be able to say with any info not being a dev. | 19:43 |
blue_pearl | any help with bluetooth on ubuntu 10.04 ?? | 19:43 |
oddy | blue_pearl: if you have a question ask it, don't ask to ask. | 19:43 |
ariakus | can you recommend me desktop environ,ent I can use nautilus in and where damned panel work?? | 19:43 |
oddy | ariakus: LXDE? xfce? | 19:43 |
kermit | how do i install ubuntu to just half a disk? | 19:43 |
gpetrakis | so you want my system specifications? | 19:44 |
niku | can anyone tell me how to install packages via apt-get and specify the selections/input to questions prompted? I've found the options to default o yes, but I want to have more fine grained control | 19:44 |
prod-beginner | Hi guys, im in desperate need of help with this bug with my mouse clicks. Thanx in advance | 19:44 |
coz_ | ariakus, I am still confused as to what the issue is with gnome panel...regardless...you can reset either gnome panel to defaults or gnome itself to defaults | 19:44 |
oddy | gpetrakis: just saying, no one would be able to tell you without them, but _i_ couldn't tell you at all because i'm not a dev. but dajhorn is right, download the RC live CD because nothing will change between now and the 10th. | 19:44 |
blue_pearl | sudo hcitool cc MAC address does not connect/pair the phone to Ubuntu 10.04...nothing happens when i type the command | 19:44 |
oddy | prod-beginner: if you have a question, then ask. don't ask to ask. | 19:44 |
prod-beginner | i already did 3 times | 19:45 |
Guest20 | dajhorn: http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk27/octayn911/1006001342.jpg | 19:45 |
oddy | blue_pearl: have you tried using the gui? | 19:45 |
gpetrakis | i have downloaded it but didn't try this should i do this now? | 19:45 |
coz_ | ariakus, have you tried resetting gnome panel to defaults? | 19:45 |
_melvin_ | Hello. i have a problem with cups. printing pdf documents on 10.04 takes a hour or longer. printer is a hp laserjet 2100 connected by wlan | 19:45 |
oddy | Guest20: that is a windows problem, that's not really a problem with ubuntu, you'd have to ask them. | 19:45 |
prod-beginner | My mouse click do not work until i alt+f4 the window im trying to use | 19:46 |
dajhorn | niku: Run `dpkg-reconfigure -plow` as the root user at the terminal prompt, and you'll be prompted for every detail. | 19:46 |
Guest20 | Windows isn't installed | 19:46 |
Guest20 | I zero filled that HD, and installed Ubuntu | 19:46 |
oddy | Guest20: ok then, it sounds like your bootloader is incorrectly installed... hang on i know a tutorial for this | 19:46 |
dajhorn | niku: Also `dpkg-reconfigure debconf` | 19:46 |
niku | dajhorn, apologies, I phrased my question poorly. I'd actually like the opposite, I want to do it completely non-interactively | 19:46 |
juk | email autocompletion in evolution? | 19:47 |
prod-beginner | There seem to be many bug reports but not 1 fix. | 19:47 |
oddy | Guest20: here, this may help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20GRUB%202 | 19:47 |
sresu | How to create a file that links to webpage when clicked? | 19:47 |
blue_pearl | sudo hcitool cc MAC addrs does not pair my bluettoth phone on ubuntu10.04 | 19:47 |
oddy | juk: that's not really a question... | 19:47 |
ariakus | what the f had happened with arcives.canonucal.com????! i've tried install flas and installewr got stoned | 19:47 |
niku | eg apt-get install slapd select=optionA somefield=somevalue | 19:47 |
sigmonsays | What in the hell is up with dget not working on ubuntu? | 19:47 |
Guest20 | Thank you oddy | 19:47 |
oddy | Guest20: hope it works :) | 19:48 |
dajhorn | niku: Okay, then you want to set the minimum question priority to something like "high" or "critical". These options are buried in the dpkg and/or debconf man pages somewhere. | 19:48 |
sigmonsays | It says No sources.list or sources.d even though they exist and an strace shows it reading the files. Humph | 19:48 |
Guest20 | me too :) | 19:48 |
juk | oddy: thanks for reply, I mean is it possible to enable address autocompletion in evolution? | 19:48 |
sresu | oddy: Hi! Any idea about how to create a file that links to webpage when clicked? | 19:48 |
blue_pearl | oddy: dont know how to work in GUI | 19:48 |
niku | dajhorn, I thought that would just stop the questions from being asked, but I'll re-check the man page | 19:48 |
niku | thanks | 19:48 |
oddy | ahhhh i'm being overloaded. | 19:48 |
manateeUser | What's coolest features in Ubuntu 10.10? | 19:49 |
gpetrakis | if i hibernate through 10.10 rc then after is it gonna boot from the d drive automatically? | 19:49 |
oddy | gpetrakis: actually yeah it probably won't work from the live CD | 19:49 |
prod-beginner | Has anyone else experience a bug where your mouse pointer works perfectly fine but you are unable to click anything until alt+f4? | 19:49 |
oddy | juk: for me it automatically happens out of the box. you sure you have them as contacts? | 19:49 |
ariakus | trice-cursed plugin searech service hanged while installing flash from archives.canonical.something... what's going on? | 19:49 |
oddy | prod-beginneer: i sometimes get that when the super key is stuck down on my keyboard | 19:50 |
gpetrakis | i mean the 10.10 live cd | 19:50 |
Oer | support & questions maverick 10.10 join #Ubuntu+1 | 19:50 |
oddy | sresu: you could create a .desktop file for that | 19:50 |
dajhorn | niku: Some questions can't be automatically answered. (eg: database format upgrades) You can get a broken system by automating too much. The apt defaults are usually the right choice for most people. | 19:50 |
juk | oddy: you choose from contact list? | 19:50 |
rusivi | !maverick | manateeUser | 19:50 |
ubottu | manateeUser: Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 19:50 |
oddy | blue_pearl: system -> preferences -> bluetooth | 19:50 |
oddy | juk: yeah | 19:50 |
sresu | oddy: No.. a simple file which would work on any OS | 19:50 |
blue_pearl | oddy: cant tell about GUI dont know how to do it in gui...i want to connect the phone via bluetooth to use it as gprs modem not file transfer,. | 19:50 |
juk | oddy: ah, ok | 19:50 |
flamewar | how to change key? for example enter and shift | 19:51 |
oddy | blue_pearl: ah sorry, no idea. you could try a bluetooth irc channel. | 19:51 |
oddy | sresu: you could write a html file with a redirect? | 19:51 |
juk | flamewar: pull out buttons and change places )) | 19:51 |
gpetrakis | what is your best time of downloading a desktop live cd? | 19:51 |
sresu | oddy: Yeah.. Thanks. I'll try :) | 19:52 |
blue_pearl | oddy: ok thank | 19:52 |
flamewar | juk: :) but that wont help if I want to change keys on my mouse | 19:52 |
oddy | gpetrakis: it really depends on where you are and your internet speed | 19:52 |
gpetrakis | yeah i know that | 19:52 |
sresu | flamewar: You have problem with keyboard layout detected by your system? | 19:52 |
prod-beginner | I dont have any problems with any keys on my keyboard | 19:52 |
juk | flamewar: haha you got me | 19:52 |
prod-beginner | this problem seems to be well reported but i cant seem to find a fix | 19:53 |
rusivi | gpetrakis: Just like good ideas, anytime is a good time! | 19:53 |
flamewar | sresu: no i just want to know how this work and if I can add some keys to my mouse button for example | 19:53 |
oddy | flamewar: actually i seem to remember a tutorial being written for this on the eeepc linux a long time ago. no idea if it will work but i'll try to fish it out. | 19:54 |
gpetrakis | yeah the least time... | 19:54 |
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flamewar | oddy: yeah there sure is way how to do that | 19:54 |
gpetrakis | did canonical released 10.07 UNR? | 19:55 |
prod-beginner | when i click and drag i can highlight items, but when i only click nothing works | 19:55 |
oddy | flamewar: the link is http://wiki.eeeuser.com/howto:moveshiftkey but it would require some skill to adapt it to your situation | 19:55 |
skrsen | bjbvbjkjhggvkjhu | 19:56 |
prod-beginner | atm i can click on any item in my task bar but am unable to click anything on my desktop | 19:56 |
skrsen | a | 19:56 |
gpetrakis | REBOOT | 19:56 |
prod-beginner | me? | 19:56 |
gpetrakis | yes | 19:56 |
oddy | gpetrakis: there is no such thing as 10.07. | 19:57 |
prod-beginner | Have already tryed for the 100th time | 19:57 |
juk | wow i created `open in terminal` in right click under scripts> is it possible to put it main right click menu | 19:57 |
gpetrakis | right click desktop and left click again | 19:57 |
oddy | juk: not sure but there would probably be a way to do that in gconf? | 19:58 |
juk | !who | gpetrakis | 19:58 |
ubottu | gpetrakis: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 19:58 |
prod-beginner | is there a modifier button to scroll thought open apps with mouse wheel? | 19:58 |
oddy | prod-beginner: do you have ccsm? | 19:58 |
prod-beginner | when i mouse scroll i flick between open apps | 19:59 |
prod-beginner | I must have a broken key on my keyboard | 19:59 |
oddy | prod-beginner: do you have compiz config settings manager installed? | 19:59 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: thanks | 19:59 |
ubottu | You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 19:59 |
prod-beginner | not sure, i havent installed it myself | 19:59 |
prod-beginner | i can barely navigate around my PC atm either | 20:00 |
oddy | ok, prod-beginner we want to get to a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager" | 20:00 |
prod-beginner | wait 2 secs. Is there a button that you hold down and then mouse scroll through open apps? | 20:00 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: come on you 're not really!!!!!! | 20:00 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:00 |
damasceno | Someone know, how much is a LTSP Server, Ubuntu Cloud and Virtual machine with Xen or other software? | 20:01 |
oddy | gpetrakis: ubottu really is just a bot. | 20:01 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: whats a bot? | 20:01 |
ubottu | I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:01 |
prod-beginner | because atm, when i mouse scroll i just flick between open applications | 20:01 |
juk | oddy: no there's no right click and I don't see actions | 20:01 |
Pici | gpetrakis: Please stop that. | 20:01 |
oddy | yeah we can fix this | 20:01 |
coz_ | damasceno, you mean cost/ | 20:01 |
damasceno | coz_, exacly. | 20:01 |
gpetrakis | Pici: what? | 20:01 |
coz_ | damasceno, well exactly $0.00 | 20:01 |
oddy | juk: sorry but i don't know enough about gconf, it is a way to change variables in the gnome desktop | 20:02 |
Pici | gpetrakis: Playing with the bot. | 20:02 |
oddy | prod-beginner not by default, but in ccsm you can change settings like what mouse keys do to your window manager. | 20:02 |
gpetrakis | Pici: sorry what 's a bot | 20:02 |
prod-beginner | I cant get into terminal, is there a keyboard short cut? | 20:03 |
damasceno | coz_, No... i will do that for the company, and i want to know how much should i charge... | 20:03 |
Pici | gpetrakis: Its a computer program that helps us in the channel. | 20:03 |
coz_ | gpetrakis, it is an automated "robot" of sorts | 20:03 |
Braber01 | I'm editing a file in vim, and when I give the command :!aspell -c Letter.tex to spell check it I keep getting the Warning: File "{filename}" has changed since editing started I used to not get this warning, it gives options [o]k and [L]oad which one should I choose? | 20:03 |
Pici | !bot | gpetrakis | 20:03 |
ubottu | gpetrakis: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | Bot channels and general info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 20:03 |
oddy | alt+f2 and then type "gnome-terminal" | 20:03 |
coz_ | damasceno, oh :) | 20:03 |
coz_ | damasceno, that one I cant tell you | 20:03 |
oddy | sorry, prod-beginner: press alt+f2 and then type "gnome-terminal" | 20:03 |
coz_ | damasceno, you will have to work that out with your company people | 20:03 |
gpetrakis | clever bot!!! | 20:03 |
oddy | prod-beginner: what does it look like when you scroll? is there a translucent box with thumbnails of the windows inside, and are they stationary or do they scroll? | 20:04 |
damasceno | coz_, :/ | 20:04 |
ariakus | Braber01: lol had you made changes in aspell? | 20:04 |
damasceno | i have no ideia how much i should charge :/ | 20:04 |
coz_ | damasceno, can you explain further about this? I am a bit confused | 20:04 |
Braber01 | ariakuns Yes I have made changes | 20:04 |
ariakus | Braber01: the reload if of couse | 20:04 |
Braber01 | arikus: it only gives an option of Load and okay, if I choose load will it make the changes? | 20:05 |
damasceno | coz_, First i will make a LTSP Server, for many clients, i think... 20. | 20:05 |
coz_ | damasceno, ok | 20:05 |
juk | oddy: no big deal I stick with scripts submenu | 20:05 |
oddy | ah prod-beginner: did you manage to get to a terminal? | 20:05 |
damasceno | coz_, And the company did call me asking if i want to do that. But they ask for a price... | 20:06 |
spvensko | hi, does anyone off of the top of their heads know the package name for open office in the general repo? | 20:06 |
rusivi | damasceno: You should know what an IT consultant in your area charges and go from there. | 20:06 |
prod-beginner | barely, once i did i couldnt get back to chat | 20:06 |
rusivi | damasceno: per hour | 20:06 |
xpro | Hello All!) | 20:06 |
gpetrakis | any ubuntu-gr channel? | 20:06 |
prod-beginner | would u be so kinda and give me the install command again please | 20:06 |
damasceno | rusivi, :/ | 20:06 |
oddy | prod-beginner: did you manage to run "sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager" | 20:06 |
prod-beginner | ok now my scroll works as normal again | 20:06 |
oddy | really? | 20:06 |
damasceno | rusivi, coz_ but, you don't have ideias? | 20:06 |
spherecode | hello | 20:07 |
damasceno | What's the base price for a service like that? | 20:07 |
xpro | подскажите | 20:07 |
xpro | как поставить | 20:07 |
FloodBot4 | xpro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:07 |
ariakus | why in damned ubuntu programs are not desgned to work with each other?! i want change gnomepanel but leave gnomesessiondaemon,,, why i cannot do it\ | 20:07 |
rusivi | !gr | gpetrakis | 20:07 |
coz_ | damasceno, mm I see... well.. I am not sure what to say... we are more of a support channel for issues arrising on ubuntu in terms of functionality and troubleshooting... I am trying to think of a more appropriate channel to join | 20:07 |
ubottu | gpetrakis: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 20:07 |
spherecode | i just installed xUbuntu on eeepc 1000h | 20:07 |
xpro | разрешение 1440 900 | 20:07 |
ariakus | ru | 20:07 |
uLinux | !ru | xpro | 20:07 |
ubottu | xpro: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 20:07 |
xpro | YES | 20:07 |
prod-beginner | now miraculously all my mouse buttons work again | 20:07 |
xpro | ! ru | 20:07 |
rusivi | damasceno: Your question is country, state, region, city, service dependent. | 20:07 |
coz_ | damasceno, try /jon #ubuntu-marketing | 20:07 |
juk | xpro: system > preferences > monitor ? | 20:08 |
xpro | ТАМ | 20:08 |
xpro | НИКАК | 20:08 |
uLinux | xpro: double click > #ubuntu-ru | 20:08 |
coz_ | damasceno, rather /join #ubuntu-marketing | 20:08 |
xpro | то есть как я понял | 20:08 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: how to add that? | 20:08 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:08 |
prod-beginner | give it a min and everything will be completely unusable again | 20:08 |
xpro | надо добавить | 20:08 |
FloodBot4 | xpro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:08 |
xpro | xorg conf | 20:08 |
erUSUL | !ru | xpro | 20:08 |
coz_ | damasceno, they may be able to help or at least point you in the right direction | 20:08 |
ubottu | xpro: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 20:08 |
xpro | но после добавки | 20:08 |
ariakus | xpro: lol so add it | 20:08 |
elb0w | I want to install KDE over gnome on ubuntu 10.04 what are my odds ill break something? | 20:08 |
xpro | перезагрузки системы | 20:08 |
xpro | уже в нее не входит( | 20:08 |
damasceno | coz_, ok, i'm there... | 20:09 |
dajhorn | elb0w: Low. They can be installed at the same time. | 20:09 |
uLinux | maybe he's not russian but ucranian | 20:09 |
damasceno | thank you. | 20:09 |
jags | anyone know how to change the behavior of double clicking the title bar from shade to toggle maximize? I check gnome-conf and its set to toggle maximize but thats not what its doing? | 20:09 |
ariakus | xpro: which driver do you use, clown | 20:09 |
jags | I'm running compiz on 10.4.1 | 20:09 |
juk | !enter !ru > xpro | 20:09 |
coz_ | damasceno, not sure that channle is the right one but cant hurt to try :) | 20:09 |
oddy | prod-beginner: strange. well, try to install "compizconfig-settings manager and then if it acts up again, go to the window switcher and make nothing is bound to Mouse4 or Mouse 5 (mouse 4 is scroll up, 5 is scroll down). | 20:09 |
ChogyDan | elb0w: do you want to get rid of gnome? | 20:09 |
prod-beginner | Ok, seems since the compi | 20:10 |
Ken8521 | !enter !ru > Ken8521 | 20:10 |
prod-beginner | sorry | 20:10 |
oddy | np | 20:10 |
Ken8521 | fail | 20:10 |
elb0w | ChogyDan, nope | 20:10 |
elb0w | Just install kde | 20:10 |
prod-beginner | ok since the compiz manager is installed everything is working perfectly again | 20:10 |
elb0w | so I can use kde when I want | 20:10 |
coz_ | prod-beginner, mouse 4 & 5 may be bound to Viewport switcher plugin you might want to check there ...although in compiz 0.8.x that is disabled in ubuntu | 20:10 |
* Ken8521 only installs KDE on his mother-in-law's pc | 20:10 | |
ChogyDan | elb0w: then I think just install kubuntu-desktop, and it should work out | 20:10 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: how to add ubuntu-gr | 20:10 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:10 |
prod-beginner | I can even click things again now :) | 20:10 |
oddy | well that's good. if it acts up again, try running "metacity --replace" from the alt+f2 menu and you may find it usable until you restart ;) | 20:10 |
oddy | good news! | 20:10 |
oddy | glad it worked :D | 20:11 |
oddy | i'm off now | 20:11 |
elb0w | ChogyDan, there any chance it would mess up cronjobs? | 20:11 |
FloodBot4 | oddy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:11 |
oddy | cya | 20:11 |
oddy | sorry floodbot4 | 20:11 |
ChogyDan | elb0w: dont know | 20:11 |
oddy | BYEE! | 20:11 |
spherecode | @spherecode | 20:11 |
prod-beginner | thanx all | 20:11 |
banished | Hi, I'm trying to install software from an eclipse update site and it requires me to add a certificate, when I do this however, I get the following error about not being able to connect to the keystore: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/271867/ | 20:11 |
prod-beginner | till next time :) | 20:11 |
elb0w | here goes nothing | 20:11 |
ariakus | is there a way to make gnome run something else insteadof gnome-panel? | 20:11 |
elb0w | :o | 20:11 |
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elb0w | ChogyDan, gdm or kdm as default? does it matter? | 20:12 |
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sero | like know | 20:13 |
sero | set* | 20:13 |
* sero * | 20:13 | |
FloodBot4 | sero: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:13 |
ChogyDan | elb0w: no, but you want kdm for kde, and gdm for gnome. You can select a different default at login | 20:13 |
sero | *ice* software* | 20:13 |
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gpetrakis | ubottu: how to add #ubuntu-gr in smuxi? | 20:14 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:14 |
thune3 | jags: System->Preferences->Windows "Titlebar Action" | 20:14 |
elb0w | ChogyDan, thats what I figured. | 20:15 |
gpetrakis | how to add #ubuntu-gr in smuxi? | 20:15 |
Ken8521 | gpetrakis, that's reall an application issue.. try referring to the application documentation | 20:15 |
uLinux | gpetrakis: try #ubuntu-offtopic | 20:16 |
gpetrakis | uLinux: and network | 20:16 |
evon | hello everyone. I would like to create a shell script that will mount a network location for me and automatically input the password. can you help please? | 20:17 |
dajhorn | evon: Pastebin what you already have, and somebody might help you fix it. This sounds like a homework question. | 20:17 |
gpetrakis | how to print cd covers in ubuntu? | 20:18 |
ernie_r | How can I cause init (or equivalent) to incorporate changes to files in /etc/event.d/ without a reboot? | 20:18 |
evon | dajhorn: i have nothing. I've never written a shell script before | 20:18 |
evon | gpetrakis: scribus or inkscape may have some templates | 20:19 |
uLinux | evon: join #bash | 20:19 |
jags | thune3, I tried that too, both gnome-conf and window preferences say that its set to Maximize, however it only does shade | 20:19 |
evon | uLinux: thanks | 20:19 |
dajhorn | ernie_r: upstart should notice changes automatically. Past that, `telinit` is the usual way to load changes. | 20:20 |
jags | If I unload compiz with metacity --replace It works fine, so it has to be compiz | 20:20 |
xpro | HELLO)) | 20:20 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: Thanks, I'll look into that... this is for an mgetty process, by the way | 20:20 |
Technic | Hi | 20:20 |
Braber01 | !caps | xpro | 20:20 |
ubottu | xpro: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. | 20:20 |
xpro | FAN LINUX) | 20:20 |
Technic | Ho | 20:20 |
xpro | RUSSIAN HAKERS THE BEST!!!)) | 20:21 |
tgywa | How do I enable greek font to use in maxima? | 20:21 |
bluethundr | I am attempting to mount an XFS volume, but it is failing.. any suggestions out there as to how I can mount this volume? http://pastebin.ca/1955792 | 20:21 |
Braber01 | !caps | xpro | 20:21 |
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dajhorn | ernie_r: Welcome. Just create the event file for the mgetty and it should be automagically loaded. | 20:21 |
aqra3-q8 | Hi | 20:21 |
student | has anybody used OSPF on quagga on ubuntu 7.04 std?? | 20:21 |
Braber01 | I just did a system update and it enabled gdm for me >:( can I have the link so I can learn how to disable it? | 20:22 |
erUSUL | student: 7.04 is eoled | 20:22 |
dajhorn | bluethundr: You're probably missing the partition number. Try /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdb2 or somesuch instead. | 20:23 |
bluethundr | dajhorn, cool got it.. I'll give that a try | 20:23 |
student | i know but the reserach project i am working on was started when 7.04 was the defacto distribution available | 20:23 |
bluethundr | that did it.. thanks you rock | 20:23 |
dajhorn | bluethundr: Welcome. | 20:24 |
uLinux | what is the best way to launch a GUI application? gksudo? | 20:24 |
jags | if figured it out, it was in the emerald themer options | 20:24 |
Braber01 | !gdm | Braber01 | 20:24 |
gpetrakis | uLinux: Alt+F2 | 20:24 |
uLinux | gpetrakis: i mean using sudo | 20:25 |
uLinux | gksudo or gksu? | 20:25 |
dajhorn | Braber01: Edit the /etc/init/gdm.conf file and comment-out the "starton" stanza. Or just remove the gdm package. | 20:25 |
Braber01 | dajhorn: there's another way to do it now to mv /etc/init/gdm.conf /ect/init/gdm.conf-disabled | 20:26 |
fcn | I'm having trouble with wireless. I have a Dell mini inspiron 1011 netbook and tried to run wireless via this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx but it doesn't work | 20:27 |
Homely_Girl | Greetings holders of all linux knowlege!! | 20:27 |
xinister | hi all | 20:27 |
Braber01 | quit | 20:27 |
Homely_Girl | I upgraded my Ubuntu today to Lucid, and *cough-cough* where do I find my volume control nob please.....AND WHO MOVED THE x to the wrong side of each window!! lol | 20:28 |
jags | fcn, find out what type of card you have, I can't remember the command offhand, lspci something lol | 20:28 |
sebikul | !wifi | 20:28 |
ubottu | Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 20:28 |
xinister | lols should be next to your clock up on top | 20:28 |
fcn | jags: bcm4312 | 20:28 |
jags | fcn, lol | 20:29 |
Ken8521 | !controls | Homely_Girl | 20:29 |
ubottu | Homely_Girl: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/532633/comments/564 | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/move-buttons-to-right-side | 20:29 |
jags | fcn, same card as me I just fixed it | 20:29 |
fcn | sebikul: as you yourself may see, I already used a document. | 20:29 |
jags | fcn, what ubuntu version are you running? | 20:29 |
gpetrakis | 10.04 | 20:29 |
fcn | jags: 9.10 | 20:29 |
Ken8521 | Homely_Girl, as for the volume applet, make sure "Indicator APplet" is on your panel | 20:29 |
Homely_Girl | Ken8521: Thank you, I was hoping for a pat on the back too! lol | 20:29 |
jags | fcn, i'm not sure if it matters, im on 10.4, but i'll walk you through it, open synaptic | 20:30 |
kain | hi everyone, i used to be able to scan documents with my printer, now whenever i scan, "Simple Scan" scans my paper but closes right after. Anyone know why? | 20:30 |
jags | fcn, in the quicksearch box type 'broadcom', remove any packages you have there, you only want bcmwl-kernel-source and bcmwl-modaliases installed | 20:31 |
sebikul | fcn, have you tried to use ndiswrapper?? | 20:31 |
Homely_Girl | Ken8521: Voila, I have volume control, thank you!! | 20:31 |
fcn | jags: thanks for trying to help. I used to run 10.04 and succeeded. I'm not in Ubuntu right now (as I cannot connect my wireless network) | 20:31 |
Ken8521 | Homely_Girl, no prob. :) | 20:31 |
fcn | sebikul: no. there is other ways before ndiswrapper. | 20:31 |
marzok | any one speak arbic ? | 20:31 |
Homely_Girl | Ken8521: Not sure if I like the x on the left, may change it. But Lucid is very smooth!! :) | 20:32 |
marzok | any one speak arbic ? | 20:32 |
Homely_Girl | Thank you for humouring a lost Opensource lady in Wales, Good night for now! :) | 20:32 |
gpetrakis | anyone playin' travian? | 20:32 |
IdleOne | !arabic | 20:32 |
ubottu | For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : للحصول على الدعم باللغة العربية | 20:32 |
Ken8521 | Homely_Girl, the X on the left grows on you, i didn't like it at first either | 20:32 |
marzok | hi there < any one speak arbic ? | 20:32 |
banished | fcn: have you tried b43-firmwarecutter? | 20:32 |
banished | fcn: b43-fwcutter, sorry | 20:33 |
gpetrakis | sorry never mind | 20:33 |
Homely_Girl | Ken8521: Well if I think of all the pull down menus being that side it makes sense! :) I'll try it, just annoying that I go right THEN left. lol | 20:33 |
uLinux | . /usr/bin/gksudo: symbolic link to `gksu' ... it's the same | 20:33 |
jags | fcn, if you can get on a wired network you can install bcmwl-kernel-source and bcmwl-modaliases packages, then under hardware drivers or additional hardware in System>Administration you should find the broadcom STA wireless driver and enable it | 20:33 |
Ken8521 | Homely_Girl, yup.. a lot of people griped about it at first | 20:33 |
fcn | banished: yes, I walked through exactly this document sayfs https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 20:33 |
fcn | jags: I have two of them installed. but it doesn't appear on the restricted drivers list. | 20:34 |
Homely_Girl | Ken8521: Thanks for your help, I'll be back if I find somming else missing. Do I need to install "restricted" stuff or does it pick it up as I had Karmic on b4? | 20:34 |
Humle | hello | 20:34 |
jags | fcn, I'm new to this as well, I spent about 3 hours yesterday and this morning trying to get it to work lol | 20:34 |
Ken8521 | Homely_Girl, i clean installed, so i had to install them anyway... not sure on that one | 20:34 |
Homely_Girl | Ken8521: I did an upgrade from Karmic to Lucid using update manager | 20:34 |
sebikul | fcn, where exactly are you having issues? | 20:34 |
* Humle thinks Ubuntu should switch from MySQL to MariaDB | 20:34 | |
marzok | مرحبا | 20:35 |
nothingspecial | Homely_Girl: Yep you have to reinstall it | 20:35 |
fcn | sebikul: sudo modprobe wl, | 20:35 |
marzok | النبي عربي يا اخواننا | 20:35 |
Humle | We can't let Oracle screw up MySQL | 20:35 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: Thanks, I can do that with apt-get right? | 20:35 |
marzok | مفيش اي حد عربي ارغي معاه | 20:35 |
banished | !arabic | marzok | 20:35 |
Humle | Monty is working on MariaDB | 20:35 |
ubottu | marzok: For Arabic language support, please : /join #ubuntu-arabic : للحصول على الدعم باللغة العربية | 20:35 |
gpetrakis | linux gamimg portal @penguspy.com | 20:35 |
Humle | !free | 20:35 |
IdleOne | marzok: type /join #ubuntu-arabic | 20:35 |
ubottu | freedom is important. Ubuntu is as free as we can make it, which means mostly free software. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing | 20:35 |
nothingspecial | Homely_Girl: Yep | 20:35 |
marzok | مفيش اي حد عربي ارغي معاه | 20:35 |
marzok | مفيش اي حد عربي ارغي معاه | 20:35 |
FloodBot4 | marzok: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:35 |
fcn | there is no kernel module named wl | 20:35 |
sebikul | fcm, do you get any error message? | 20:35 |
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gpetrakis | what is chanserv | 20:36 |
StefanLindblom | Humle: are you saying mysql won't be free anymore? | 20:36 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: so it's apt -get install restricted or is it called somming else? | 20:36 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: Sod it I'll use Ubuntu software thingy in menu! | 20:36 |
IdleOne | gpetrakis: /msg chanserv help | 20:36 |
nothingspecial | Homely_Girl: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 20:36 |
gpetrakis | IdleOne: What? | 20:37 |
uLinux | lol | 20:37 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: Upstart seems to re-spawn the mgetty with whatever was in the event file at startup. I'm using Jaunty, and don't have the 'reload' function of initclt. Trying 'sudo kill -HUP 1' didn't seem to help either... any other ideas? | 20:37 |
IdleOne | gpetrakis: you asked what chanserv is. type that command and it will tell you | 20:37 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: Your nick is not suited 2 you 'cos you special to ME!! :) Thanks for the help | 20:37 |
sebikul | fcn, try to install the following package. b43-fwcutter | 20:37 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: *initctl | 20:37 |
boed | anyone care to help a friend out? got some issues with my apache web server. | 20:37 |
Homely_Girl | You geeky guys are the best!! You never make me feel stupid EVER!! | 20:37 |
fcn | sebikul: I have that package. | 20:37 |
sebikul | have you restarted your pc? | 20:38 |
fcn | sebikul: did you take a look at the document? | 20:38 |
fcn | sebikul: several times. but it is definitely not needed. | 20:38 |
gpetrakis | IdleOne: in terminal? | 20:38 |
uLinux | Homely_Girl: to install trusted apps you can use the Terminal, Ubuntu Software Center, Synaptic Manager :) | 20:38 |
nothingspecial | Homely_Girl: Just the name of the song that was playing when I joined Ubuntu Forums. No reflection on my self worth, but thanks | 20:38 |
IdleOne | gpetrakis: no in your irc client | 20:38 |
dajhorn | ernie_r: Upstart doesn't behave the same way as sysv init. What is the mgetty behavior that you want? | 20:38 |
Homely_Girl | uLinux: I was about to use s/ware centre, but apt -get is so much quicker if you know wot u looking for. ;) | 20:39 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: Just want to try out different modem init strings | 20:39 |
gpetrakis | IdleOne: yes i have this tab | 20:39 |
IdleOne | gpetrakis: ok now read the information and you will learn what chanserv is. | 20:39 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: It's already installed, you see when doing an upgrade thru Update manager, it updates everything you have already installed on your Linux system! | 20:39 |
dajhorn | ernie_r: You can start mgetty as the root user, and you'll get the same behavior. `sudo mgetty /dev/ttyS0` or somesuch. Check your mgetty man page for a no-fork option. | 20:40 |
Humle | Cool. | 20:40 |
Humle | Microsoft.com now links to Ubuntu.com | 20:40 |
gpetrakis | IdleOne: i just get the TOS | 20:40 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: And the student becomes the master! LOL | 20:40 |
nothingspecial | Homely_Girl: I missed the start of your question, so everything is good, yes? | 20:40 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: Thanks for the pointers :) I'll try that next | 20:40 |
dajhorn | ernie_r: Welcome. | 20:40 |
Homely_Girl | nothingspecial: So far, so good, will come back if I can't find anything! ;) Thanks again | 20:41 |
gpetrakis | Humle: nah | 20:41 |
nothingspecial | Homely_Girl: I tend to use a /home partition and do a fresh install of /, no problem | 20:41 |
sebikul | fcn, run these commands to reload the driver module: (sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb) and then (sudo modprobe b43) | 20:42 |
Humle | gpetrakis, it's just Scott Charney trying to prosecute hackers. | 20:42 |
fcn | sebikul: thanks. I'll give it a try. | 20:42 |
Humle | http://www.umich.edu/~mttlr/archives/bakerconf/charney.htm | 20:42 |
jags | Is the fglrx driver for my ati in the ubuntu repository the latest driver from ati? I'm curious If I can try this ati installer instead? | 20:44 |
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sresu | Is there a way to protect USB drive against viruses if its being used for Windows systems as well? | 20:45 |
dajhorn | jags: You can get the latest drivers here: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/ | 20:45 |
gpetrakis | can 't get ubuntu 10.10 countdown to work in any forum | 20:45 |
dajhorn | jags: The proprietary Nvidia and ATI drivers aren't updated after release in the regular distro unless a security problem is discovered. | 20:46 |
banished | sresu: you can scan it for malware | 20:46 |
sresu | banished: No, I mean something like self-protection for usb drives, protective layer | 20:46 |
jags | dajhorn, thankyou, I was curious b/c there were new drivers released on the 15th of sept, so I assumed the repositories were also updated | 20:46 |
Rangasameee | When I use vmalloc= at boot time, do I have to pass any mme= info too | 20:46 |
Rangasameee | is it needed? | 20:46 |
blakkheim | sresu: don't use it on windows :) | 20:47 |
banished | sresu: make it read only? | 20:47 |
dajhorn | jags: The PPA says that fglrx was updated eight days ago: fglrx-installer - 2:8.780-0ubuntu2~xup1~lucid | 20:47 |
[Raiden] | hi | 20:47 |
[Raiden] | http://www.dudalibre.com/gnulinuxcounter?lang=en | 20:47 |
Rangasameee | Any ideas what is the correwct way of using vmalloc at boot time (boot params) | 20:48 |
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sresu | banished: USB if its shared can be used by any OS, recently I'm finding new files being added due its use in windows which are othing but viruses. So I was thinking about small size potective layout for pendeives by installing any software and copying into it. | 20:49 |
blakkheim | sresu: you could make 2 partitions on it, one for windows and one for linux that windows can't see | 20:50 |
sresu | blakkheim: Yeahh.. that sounds good. How to do that? | 20:50 |
blakkheim | sresu: any partitioning tool you like. fdisk, parted/gparted, etc | 20:51 |
fullaware | i just put the ubuntu fonts on my win7 work laptop...pretty | 20:51 |
gpetrakis | if i format ubuntu into ntfs am i going to be able to see ubuntu from a windose pc | 20:51 |
gpetrakis | ? | 20:51 |
sresu | blakkheim: Thanks, I'll see | 20:51 |
blakkheim | gpetrakis: you can't install ubuntu on ntfs | 20:52 |
gpetrakis | blakkheim: through gparted? | 20:52 |
aeon-ltd | gpetrakis: no it just wouldn;t work | 20:53 |
aeon-ltd | gpetrakis: if you want to view ubuntu files in windows, create a FAT partition just for file bridging | 20:53 |
gpetrakis | aeon-ltd: why? the linux partition would be on ntfs | 20:53 |
tripps | i forgot the trick to add my own name servers (e.g., opendns) to ubuntu's dns config. You can't edit resolv.conf since it's overwritten. There is some pre-script I remember but can't find it | 20:53 |
blakkheim | tripps: install wicd (removing nm-applet) and set the servers in the wicd-client preferences | 20:54 |
blakkheim | tripps: or if you have a router you can probably set them there | 20:54 |
gpetrakis | goodbye | 20:55 |
fullaware | (gpetrakis: you can create an ntfs volume that is shared between both OSs | 20:55 |
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gpetrakis | fullaware: thanks | 20:55 |
nothingspecial | gpetrakis: ntfs doesn`t support linux file permissions, for one thing. You just can`t do it. | 20:55 |
tripps | i found it - /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf - append domain-name-servers | 20:56 |
gpetrakis | nothingspecial: because of ext4? | 20:56 |
newuser | hi can explain what do you mean by the code model, _iter = column.get_selected() | 20:56 |
sresu | blakkheim: What should be the partition type for Linux and Windows on USB - ext2 and ntfs? | 20:57 |
tripps | even better prepend domain-name-servers | 20:57 |
blakkheim | sresu: that will be fine | 20:57 |
sresu | blakkheim: file system | 20:57 |
nothingspecial | gpetrakis: ? No, just because it doesn`t. | 20:57 |
Benwa | Is there a way to send a complete e-mail (subjet, message, sender, ...) in only one command line ? | 20:57 |
fcn | these instructions solved the problem for 9.10 : http://openpeta.com/index.php/2010/01/solved-ubuntu-9-10-wireless-wifi-connection-problem/ | 20:58 |
blakkheim | Benwa: mailx + ssmtp | 20:58 |
jags | even though its useless, I'm curious if I can still put a splash image on grub2, I've done it with grub, is it still possible with grub2? | 20:58 |
sresu | blakkheim: Second one Windows should be extended or primary? | 20:58 |
blakkheim | sresu: both should be primary | 20:58 |
newuser | can anyone help me with the code | 20:58 |
newuser | model, _iter = column.get_selected() | 20:58 |
gpetrakis | nothingspecial: never mind good luck @ greece on Friday | 20:58 |
tgywa | Hi | 20:59 |
gpetrakis | what do you think about fetfatzidis? | 20:59 |
tgywa | I would like to type greek on ubuntu ... which keyboard should I install? | 20:59 |
nothingspecial | gpetrakis: gpetrakis Am I supposed to be in Greece on Friday? | 21:00 |
* newuser is waiting for someone to help | 21:00 | |
blakkheim | !patience | newuser | 21:01 |
ubottu | newuser: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 21:01 |
rusivi | tgywa: Lucid -> System -> Preferences -> Keyboard | 21:01 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: I got Upstart to re-read the /etc/event.d/ files by doing 'sudo initctl [start|stop] ttyACM0'. Thanks again for the help. | 21:01 |
gpetrakis | tgywa: απο το σύστημα προτιμήσεις πληκτρολογιο το εγκαθιστάς | 21:01 |
Pici | newuser: Thats not really on-topic for this channel. Perhaps #python would be more appropriate? Or somewhere similar? | 21:01 |
ernie_r | dajhorn: (never did find a way to run mgetty stand-alone, though) | 21:01 |
newuser | blakkheim, ubottu : okay | 21:01 |
zagabar | I am having troubles installing ubuntu 10.04 server edition on a pc with a USB installer. It looks fine all through the setup process all the way until it reboots to boot the new system. Then it just shows a black screen with that flashing line thingy. There is no indication of grub or anything loading. I installed it on a 1TB sata drive and the boot configuration in BIOS is correct. Any ideas? | 21:01 |
newuser | Pici, thanks | 21:02 |
tgywa | rusivi, gpetrakis I am using command line | 21:02 |
juk | I added signature script in evolution, but when sending signature is not sent why? | 21:02 |
gpetrakis | tgywa: γιατί? | 21:02 |
rusivi | !greek | gpetrakis | 21:03 |
ubottu | gpetrakis: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 21:03 |
rusivi | !greek | tgywa | 21:03 |
ubottu | tgywa: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 21:03 |
juk | I don't see any entry in menus about script/signature apart PGP SMIME... | 21:03 |
zkx | any german speaker here? | 21:04 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: it says me cannot connect | 21:04 |
brorjonas | I want to change my ati power managment profile and sudo gives me permission denied. What do I do instead? | 21:04 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:04 |
blakkheim | zkx: try #ubuntu-de | 21:04 |
rusivi | !german | zkx | 21:04 |
juk | !de | zkx: | 21:04 |
ubottu | zkx: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 21:04 |
zkx | thank you | 21:04 |
ubottu | zkx:: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 21:04 |
gpetrakis | to #ubuntu-gr | 21:04 |
juk | I added signature script in evolution, but I dont see signature in messages, help | 21:05 |
gpetrakis | ubottu: how to connect to #ubuntu-gr? | 21:05 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:05 |
uLinux | I have 12 keyboard shortcuts "Switch to workspace #" How can I change it to 2? | 21:05 |
LjL | gpetrakis: grafe /join #ubuntu-fr | 21:05 |
LjL | gpetrakis: grafe /join #ubuntu-gr | 21:05 |
phil_in_london | ubottu, yeah, same here, cept I'm not a bot tho. | 21:05 |
FloodBot4 | LjL: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:05 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:05 |
uLinux | they are all empty | 21:05 |
phil_in_london | :-p | 21:05 |
juk | gpetrakis: type join #ubuntu-gr | 21:05 |
gpetrakis | thanks everybody | 21:05 |
juk | I've added signature script in evolution, but I dont see my signature in sent messages, help | 21:06 |
IdleOne | !repeat | juk | 21:06 |
ubottu | juk: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 21:06 |
uLinux | *I have 12 empty keyboard shortcuts "Switch to workspace #" How can I change it to only 2? Metacity? | 21:07 |
gpetrakis | noone is helping @ubuntu-gr | 21:08 |
IdleOne | patience | 21:08 |
gpetrakis | ok googlbye | 21:09 |
Bernd | hello everyone, i am making the switch and really enjoy the new netbook version, i have a dell netbook 1010 that needs the right driver for the monitor, | 21:09 |
BluesKaj | gpetrakis, well, if you can manage it ask your question in english | 21:09 |
swex_ | http://www.favbrowser.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/ie2.png | 21:09 |
swex_ | yeah | 21:09 |
blakkheim | zagabar: you there? | 21:09 |
jags | ok now I updated my fglrx and it freezes when booting so I went into recovery mode, when trying to use startx I get this message 'Caught signal 11 (Segmentation fault). Server aborting' | 21:09 |
IdleOne | !ot | swex_ | 21:09 |
ubottu | swex_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 21:09 |
guntbert | swex_: what has that to do with ubuntu support? | 21:10 |
jags | is there an easy way to fix this, or does anyone know how to revert to my previous fglrx from command line? | 21:10 |
gpetrakis | BluesKaj: what question? | 21:10 |
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swex_ | sorry) | 21:10 |
BluesKaj | gpetrakis, only you know the question :) | 21:11 |
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swex_ | could not resist | 21:11 |
gpetrakis | BluesKaj: you may have wrongly understood i am not asking something | 21:12 |
ft_mn | Hi people, Anybody knows a C++ help channel??!?!? | 21:12 |
IdleOne | #c++ | 21:12 |
ft_mn | thnxz IdleOne | 21:12 |
coz_ | ft_mn, or #programming | 21:12 |
ft_mn | thnxz coz_ | 21:12 |
BluesKaj | gpetrakis, ok, I was mistaken | 21:12 |
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lep-work | how could I get the configure strings that ubuntu uses to build software in the repos? | 21:12 |
lep-work | is that available somewhere? | 21:13 |
blakkheim | lep-work: apt-get source packagename | 21:13 |
gpetrakis | happy 10.10 everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 21:13 |
juk | can anyone past his default /usr/share/evolution/signature.py ? | 21:13 |
lep-work | blakkheim, does that give you the configure strings or just the source itself? | 21:13 |
uLinux | gpetrakis: ? | 21:13 |
uLinux | !maverick | 21:13 |
ubottu | Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 10, 2010 - Maverick Release Candidate at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 , discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 21:13 |
juk | gpetrakis: isn't official 10 | 21:13 |
IdleOne | gpetrakis: please try to remain on topic in this channel, the topic here is Support for Ubuntu. | 21:13 |
blakkheim | lep-work: it contains the original source and any modifications from debian as far as i know | 21:14 |
IdleOne | !party | 21:14 |
ubottu | Please remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, and #edubuntu are support channels. To countdown to Maverick release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/326/detail/ | 21:14 |
Lowwe | I have no internet connection on a fresh install of rc 10.10 - I thought drivers were installed auto in ubuntu? | 21:14 |
guntbert | Lowwe: ask in #ubuntu+1 please | 21:14 |
ceil | Lowwe: nobody's perfect | 21:14 |
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lep-work | blakkheim, right ... I know that ... but I'm looking for the ./configure --blah strings they use to build thier packages | 21:14 |
juk | can anyone pastebin his default /usr/share/evolution/signature.py script? | 21:14 |
lep-work | what options they use at compile time | 21:14 |
IdleOne | lep-work: perhaps ask in #ubuntu-dev | 21:15 |
phil_in_london | lep-work ./configure --help | 21:15 |
Lowwe | Ceil: Don't think anyone is perfect, just worked in previous versions is all. | 21:15 |
lep-work | phil_in_london, lol ... that gives all the options ... not just the ones that are used to build the software that is in the deb | 21:15 |
lep-work | IdleOne, okay...I'll ask | 21:16 |
phil_in_london | lep-work yep, thats what it gives. | 21:16 |
ceil | Lowwe: maybe it's a pre-release bug. that happens when you live on the bleeding edge | 21:16 |
lep-work | phil_in_london, ./configure --help will list all the options possible to pass to that configure script ... it's not going to tell you the exact options and params that the package maintainer used when he built the package | 21:16 |
phil_in_london | lep-work, correct | 21:17 |
uLinux | How can I remove transparent background from Terminal? It's already 'Solid color' | 21:17 |
phil_in_london | lep-work, but you can usually inspect config.log or whichever logs may be available to you (if any) to get samples of what was passed as well. | 21:17 |
lep-work | phil_in_london, yes, if you have the exact same source ... but config.log isn't included in the ubuntu packages that I have ever seen | 21:18 |
Testbb | Hey guys, where can I download Ubuntu using an aussie mirror? | 21:18 |
zagabar | blakkheim: I am here | 21:19 |
ozgur | hey people | 21:19 |
ozgur | i have a problem with my partition table | 21:19 |
ozgur | anyone can help? | 21:19 |
blakkheim | zagabar: you PMed me and i have +g, what is it you needed? | 21:19 |
Testbb | I need to download it using an aussie mirror, not any mirror.. | 21:19 |
_ikke_ | I seem to have a broken package (a self packed fglrx driver). The driver works fine, but anytime I want to install something using aptitude, it says the package has failing dependencies | 21:19 |
IdleOne | Testbb: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors | 21:20 |
phil_in_london | lep-work, do any of the hidden files exist? like .config? | 21:20 |
zagabar | blakkheim: It was totally unrelated to this channel lol | 21:20 |
blakkheim | oh | 21:20 |
IdleOne | Testbb: sorry wrong link | 21:21 |
lep-work | phil_in_london, I don't think you are understanding what I wanted ... I would like to be able to say find out what ./configure string was passed to the samba package that is in the ubuntu official repo | 21:21 |
lep-work | or any other package | 21:21 |
lep-work | find out what configure string was used to build THAT particular package | 21:21 |
_ikke_ | I seem to have a broken package (a self packed fglrx driver). The driver works fine, but anytime I want to install something using aptitude, it says the package has failing dependencies. How can I fix this, without deinstalling the driver? | 21:21 |
lep-work | you would think it would be documented somewhere | 21:21 |
phil_in_london | lep-work, yes I do understand, just wondering if you any of the build files are included at all. | 21:21 |
phil_in_london | I've not inspected the samba package to see whats there. | 21:21 |
IdleOne | Testbb: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+cdmirrors | 21:21 |
phil_in_london | lep-work, many packages will at least come with a default .config file to build without any funky options. | 21:22 |
Steve132 | So, I'm currently on a live CD | 21:22 |
ozgur | anyone can help me with my partition table? | 21:22 |
Steve132 | and I'm installing it | 21:22 |
c3l | !ask | ozgur | 21:22 |
ubottu | ozgur: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:22 |
Steve132 | and it has been frozen at "resizing partion" | 21:22 |
husmi | hi there, does anyone know which one is the process who create the 'Desktop' directory in my home everytime I boot?, I dont use gnome neither nautilus, I use instead i3 and pcmanfm | 21:22 |
ozgur | its messed up | 21:22 |
ozgur | i actually have 7 partitions | 21:23 |
uLinux | ask Steve132 | 21:23 |
ozgur | but there are a total of 256 references to partitions in the dev folder | 21:23 |
c3l | ozgur: clean upp the mess then :) | 21:23 |
Steve132 | for almost 30 minutes | 21:23 |
ozgur | so grub doesn't work | 21:23 |
IdleOne | Steve132: frozen how long? | 21:23 |
ozgur | :D | 21:23 |
Steve132 | well, wall clock, I guess its 20 | 21:23 |
Steve132 | the rest of the system is responsive, however | 21:23 |
juk | I've added signature script in evolution, but I dont see my signature in sent messages, help | 21:23 |
Steve132 | so I don't want to power off and start over, because its not like a kernel freeze or anything | 21:24 |
c3l | ozgur: what happened to 'all in one line'? enter is not considered punctuation in here. | 21:24 |
Steve132 | but my install process isn't doing anything | 21:24 |
IdleOne | Steve132: how large is the partition it is resizing? | 21:24 |
Steve132 | 650 gb | 21:24 |
IdleOne | Steve132: go make a coffee and be patient :) will take a little while | 21:24 |
c3l | ozgur: peole will have an easier time helping you if the question is clear | 21:24 |
ozgur | ok | 21:24 |
Steve132 | Well, it doesn't have a progress bar or anything | 21:24 |
Steve132 | its still at 0% | 21:25 |
Steve132 | so I'm a little concerned | 21:25 |
ozgur | i had a windows vista and a ubuntu 10.x on my computer installed | 21:25 |
IdleOne | Steve132: I would wait another 15-20 minutes and if it doesn't seem to be doing anything start it over. | 21:25 |
ozgur | then i installed ubuntu 8.04 | 21:25 |
Steve132 | how do I start it over? There doesn't seem to be any "restart" thing | 21:25 |
ozgur | it worked for the first time | 21:25 |
bobstro | Steve132: how big is the partition being resized? | 21:26 |
Cyber_Akuma | I havent checked in a while, is there anywhere I can look if they found a way to support my ATI 3d cards that dropped support a few distros back? | 21:26 |
ozgur | but when i restarted my system | 21:26 |
IdleOne | bobaloo: 650G | 21:26 |
bobstro | Steve132: if it has to re-size, then move a lot of data, it can take quite a while. | 21:26 |
ozgur | grub didnt work | 21:26 |
Cyber_Akuma | a compatibility page or something? | 21:26 |
Steve132 | and I strongly suspect a power off would be a bad idea | 21:26 |
ozgur | printing an error message | 21:26 |
Cyber_Akuma | I addume it would have to be an open source driver since AFAIK ati no longer officially supports them | 21:26 |
bobstro | IdleOne: at 650G, i would be VERY VERY patient with it. | 21:26 |
IdleOne | Steve132: yes that would be a bad idea | 21:26 |
ozgur | error #17 | 21:26 |
c3l | ozgur: reinstall grub | 21:26 |
Steve132 | ok | 21:26 |
bobstro | Steve132: are you seeing disk activity? | 21:26 |
Steve132 | how would I check? | 21:26 |
ozgur | but i couldnt | 21:27 |
bobstro | Steve132: i did something recently on my notebook with a fraction of your space, and just left it overnight. | 21:27 |
bobstro | Steve132: is there a disk light flashing? | 21:27 |
Steve132 | yes | 21:27 |
c3l | ozgur: why? boot up with a livecd | 21:27 |
ozgur | install-grub didnt work, giving an error message like "loop detected" | 21:27 |
bobstro | Steve132: or can you hear it working the drive? if so, let it be. | 21:27 |
Steve132 | ok | 21:27 |
IdleOne | Steve132: it's working then. be patient | 21:27 |
ozgur | i already did that, im on a livecd now | 21:27 |
Steve132 | So, usually that takes 20 seconds on my other boxes...I didn't expect it to tak a long time | 21:27 |
Steve132 | I'm on ubuntu b/c I am more productive there and I have a deadline | 21:28 |
ozgur | but install-grub didnt work | 21:28 |
c3l | ozgur: and why did you install an older version? only reason for running 8.04 would be if your running a server that you needs to be very stable and run well tested software | 21:28 |
Steve132 | think it will take on the order of an hour or on the order of a day? | 21:28 |
ozgur | that was for one of my classes | 21:28 |
Steve132 | 'cause I can wait an hour...but if I have to wait a day then I should start packing up to work at home | 21:28 |
c3l | !grub | ozgur | 21:29 |
ubottu | ozgur: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 21:29 |
ozgur | ubottu: no, thats not the case | 21:29 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:29 |
dwarder | ubottu: cool | 21:29 |
dwarder | ubottu: botsnack | 21:29 |
ubottu | Yum! Err, I mean, APT! | 21:29 |
_ikke_ | I seem to have a broken package (a self packed fglrx driver). The driver works fine, but anytime I want to install something using aptitude, it says the package has failing dependencies. How can I fix this, without deinstalling the driver? | 21:30 |
ozgur | c3l: i cannont install grub because my partition table is a mess | 21:30 |
ktulu77 | hi | 21:30 |
ozgur | there are repeated references to the partitions in my computer | 21:30 |
sonorus | Hi, I have quick question. I used the universal usb installer, (http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/) to put the 32bit ubuntu .iso on my flash drive, but when trying to boot from it, I get a repeating error : "could not find kernel image : gfxboot". Anyone have any ideas? | 21:31 |
c3l | ozgur: how do you mean, what references? | 21:31 |
lispy1 | Is there a way to have update-notifier installed (to please ubuntu-desktop) but disable it? | 21:31 |
ktulu77 | One question, I don't understand why there is two main colors in Ubuntu, orange and purple | 21:31 |
ozgur | in my /dev folder, there are sda files beginning from sda up to sda255 | 21:32 |
Jordan_U | !ubuntu-desktop | lispy1 | 21:32 |
ubottu | lispy1: k/ed/x/ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage. It depends upon other packages and brings them in; you can safely remove it, but it is recommended that you re-install it when upgrading. | 21:32 |
ozgur | i mounted them and saw that, for example sda 15 is the same as sda7 | 21:32 |
c3l | ozgur: wow! how did you achieve that? but sorry, I know very little about this.. | 21:33 |
lispy1 | Jordan_U: Should I take that as a no? | 21:33 |
ozgur | thats a great achivement, isnt it :D | 21:33 |
bobstro | ktulu77: there was only brown not so long ago. | 21:34 |
guntbert | lispy1: take it as "doesn't matter" if ubuntu-desktop is installed (except when upgrading) | 21:34 |
Jordan_U | lispy1: There is probably a way, but there's noting wrong with removing the ubuntu-desktop metapackage so I wouldn't worry about it. | 21:34 |
ozgur | cl3: thanks for your attention then | 21:34 |
ktulu77 | bobstro: what I mean is that for a theme, there should be only one main color not two | 21:34 |
ktulu77 | it is very strange to have both orange and purple as main colors | 21:34 |
mlb | it is good channel for technical ? | 21:34 |
bobstro | ktulu77: there has been much debate over ubuntu's choice of color schemes, trust me. | 21:35 |
lispy1 | Jordan_U: I'll try this first: http://maketecheasier.com/remove-the-annoying-update-manager-pop-up-in-ubuntu-jaunty/2009/06/18 | 21:35 |
ktulu77 | my folders are orange, my background purple berk :( | 21:35 |
_ikke_ | Synaptic says there is one broken package, when I want to repair it, it tries to delete the package and some dependencies. How can I fix the broken package without the package being deinstalled? | 21:35 |
Steve132 | ok | 21:35 |
Steve132 | badness | 21:35 |
Steve132 | it just reported some kind of error | 21:35 |
Steve132 | and said "failed | 21:35 |
xp_prg | I get an error when the ubuntu live cd tries to load saying like buffer something | 21:35 |
ktulu77 | bobstro: sure | 21:35 |
Steve132 | and now the "used" number of bytes is zero | 21:35 |
Steve132 | did I just lose my hard drive? | 21:36 |
ktulu77 | bobstro: but it seems to be a basic thing with design, doesn't it ? | 21:36 |
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c3l | ozgur: I will give you this advice again, if you want help from someone (most people cant follow a question spread over 10 lines in a channel this busy) so sit down, try to forulate the question in a good way, with all information (if its textfiles or code, put it on pastebin and post a link), and write it all on one line. Im sure you will get a lot more answers | 21:36 |
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Jordan_U | ozgur: Could you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" and "sudo blkid"? | 21:36 |
ozgur | anyone out there know how to deal with partition tables? | 21:36 |
ozgur | ok | 21:36 |
bobstro | ktulu77: don't use ubuntu for it's colors. the technical underpinnings are fantastic. the choice of colors has always been, imo, just plain ugly. the good news is it's easily changed. | 21:37 |
ktulu77 | bobstro: and for example the "show desktop" icon is purple whereas the others are orange | 21:37 |
ktulu77 | it is not consistant | 21:37 |
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ktulu77 | anyway, that's not something very important ^^ | 21:37 |
sresu | blakkheim: Hi... thats not working. I created ext2 and ntfs. But on the windows system it was asking for format | 21:37 |
bobstro | ktulu77: exactly. | 21:38 |
Steve132 | Ok, so what is the likelyhood that I just lost my vista partition in the resize? | 21:38 |
ozgur | this is the output of sudo fdisk -l | 21:38 |
ozgur | Warning: omitting partitions after #60. They will be deleted if you save this partition table. Disk /dev/sda: 320.1 GB, 320072933376 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 38913 cylinders Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Disk identifier: 0x99c0a92d Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System /dev/sda1 | 21:38 |
ktulu77 | bobstro: but I thaink canonical will have to choose between orange and purple soon or later | 21:38 |
Steve132 | it failed to resize, with an unhelpful error 'Failed to resize. Aborting resize" | 21:38 |
bobstro | Steve132: i had it bomb out on me once and had to use the 'repair' option on a vista machine. it recovered just fine though. | 21:38 |
Steve132 | and now the partition "usage" says "0 bytes" | 21:38 |
guntbert | !pastebin | ozgur | 21:38 |
ubottu | ozgur: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 21:38 |
Steve132 | ok | 21:38 |
Steve132 | so how do I do that? | 21:38 |
bobstro | Steve132: i don't think there are any guarantees though. if it has died, you can try rebooting and see if it's ok. | 21:39 |
mlb | Can enter password for packet manager, Nautilus, update manager but no password prompt in add/remove program and user manager. Someone no why? | 21:39 |
bobstro | Steve132: i've noticed windows will insist on doing a chkdsk if the partition is modified. | 21:39 |
sresu | blakkheim: | 21:39 |
guntbert | ktulu77: please keep to the topic of this channel: ubuntu support | 21:39 |
Steve132 | considering it will be hard for me to get back here if its toast | 21:39 |
FlameTai1 | Can someone help me? I'm trying to install Kubuntu-desktop but it's saying it needs certain repositories to be added and enabled? | 21:39 |
bobstro | Steve132: you followed the advice about backups, right? | 21:39 |
Steve132 | can you give me info on what you mean by "repair" command | 21:39 |
FlameTai1 | Any quick command for this? | 21:39 |
ozgur | output of sudo fdisk -l | 21:40 |
ozgur | http://paste.ubuntu.com/507504/ | 21:40 |
bobstro | Steve132: if you boot the windows installation media, there's a repair option. | 21:40 |
Steve132 | bobstro: A) yes, mostly, but its not easy when I'm in a hurry and have 150 gb of stuff | 21:40 |
bobstro | Steve132: you can get back here with a live cd if needed. | 21:40 |
Steve132 | B) I've done this dozens of times | 21:40 |
Steve132 | so I didn't bother | 21:40 |
Steve132 | ok, thanks | 21:40 |
bobstro | Steve132: i've not lost anything, but had a few scary moments on two occasions. | 21:40 |
ElCerebr0 | I have a built in 5 in 1 card reader in this laptop using Ubuntu 10.04, I noticed that the XD card reader does not work. Has anyone else noticed this and/or do you know a fix? | 21:41 |
ozgur | output of sudo blkid | 21:41 |
ozgur | http://paste.ubuntu.com/507515/ | 21:41 |
zebra_ | hi | 21:42 |
alaing | hi I having difficulties with retrieving an img for some css. Here is the errors and the css I'm using http://pastebin.com/MqyWxjzW | 21:42 |
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alaing | the img is there when I do cd /var/www/home/img and the dir | 21:42 |
zebra_ | co? | 21:43 |
linux-k | ubuntu-es | 21:43 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: can you think of any solutions? | 21:43 |
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ElCerebr0 | I have a built in 5 in 1 card reader in this laptop using Ubuntu 10.04, I noticed that the XD card reader does not work. Has anyone else noticed this and/or do you know a fix? | 21:44 |
guntbert | !repeat | ElCerebr0 | 21:44 |
ubottu | ElCerebr0: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com | 21:44 |
linux-k | la sala de los habla espanos porfabor | 21:44 |
guntbert | !es | linux-k | 21:44 |
ubottu | linux-k: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 21:44 |
StaRetji | Folks, I'm getting this error when I'm trying to start x11vnc over ssh *** XOpenDisplay failed. No -display or DISPLAY. | 21:45 |
linux-k | "/join!"#ubuntu-es | 21:45 |
linux-k | "/join"#ubuntu-es | 21:46 |
StaRetji | it was working just before I've upgraded to maverick. Any help? | 21:46 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Do you have any critical data on this drive? If so then back up the most important bits before continuing. | 21:46 |
guntbert | linux-k: sin comillas :-) | 21:46 |
alaing | I think its maybe down to how I reference a relative url in linux and it worked in windows | 21:46 |
ozgur | yeah they're already backed up | 21:46 |
phil_in_london | alaing, do you actually have a home folder inside /var/www ? | 21:46 |
ElCerebr0 | I think I | 21:46 |
guntbert | alaing: remember linux is case sensitive | 21:47 |
linux-k | #ubuntu-es | 21:48 |
alaing | phil_in_london: yes i do have a home folder in /var/www as that is my main website | 21:48 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Ok, then to make the situation much better, though still not ideal, run "sudo fdisk /dev/sda" then enter "w" (and pastebin all of the output you get from doing that). | 21:48 |
ozgur | ok | 21:48 |
guntbert | linux-k: "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) | 21:48 |
brontoeee | alaing, drop the ../ | 21:48 |
brontoeee | in css | 21:48 |
phil_in_london | yeah, what brontoeee said. | 21:49 |
alaing | brontoeee: why? I though that meant to go down one level then up to another directory. | 21:49 |
phil_in_london | 0r, if he does have a home folder, he may have to do home/img/blah blah lbha. | 21:49 |
phil_in_london | alaing, it would help to know what folder that page is running in too. | 21:50 |
alaing | guntbert: Thanks that was the problem for some reason the extension was in caps. JPG rather than jpg. I renamed it and it works | 21:50 |
brontoeee | alaing, why is your homework | 21:50 |
sresu | blakkheim: Hi.. There? | 21:50 |
phil_in_london | ha | 21:50 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: this is all the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/507519/ | 21:51 |
StaRetji | How to autologin xfce4 users. Need help modifying files over winscp. Thx | 21:51 |
ndxtg | does anyone know how to install java lib on ubuntu? I need java.util.zip for python freeze.py | 21:51 |
sresu | blakkheim: Problem in partiioning you suggested | 21:51 |
guntbert | alaing: you're welcome :-) ("worked in windows" was the cue) | 21:51 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: OK, do you now only see 60 partitions in /dev/ ? | 21:52 |
StaRetji | actually, how to autologin one user? | 21:52 |
ozgur | no | 21:52 |
dwarder | bchungk | 21:52 |
ozgur | just up to sda6 | 21:52 |
dwarder | bchunk wants me to have cue file, but i don't have it | 21:52 |
guntbert | dwarder: ?? | 21:52 |
dwarder | can i workaround it? | 21:52 |
alaing | phil_in_london: the index page is home/index.php and the css is home/css/home.css and the imgs are home/img/blah.jpg | 21:52 |
dwarder | i only have bin file | 21:52 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Ok, then it may have helped more than I expected it to. | 21:52 |
dwarder | and i want it iso fiel | 21:52 |
dwarder | file* | 21:52 |
sresu | Can LiveUSB of ubuntu save changes made in it in terms of wallpaper changed. Data stored etc? | 21:52 |
ozgur | :D | 21:53 |
alaing | phil_in_london: its working now so not a problem but I would like to know if there is perhaps better ways of doing this/ | 21:53 |
ozgur | so what was the process under these commands? | 21:53 |
sresu | Eh? | 21:54 |
phil_in_london | alaing, like brontoeee suggested, try not using things like .../ at the beginning of your references. try to be more explict so they'll always point to the same place, even if you move stuff around later. | 21:54 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: fdisk is a partitioning tool, it noticed that you had a bogus partition table and fixed it for you (entering "w" tells it to write the changes to disk). | 21:55 |
ozgur | but i guess i still need to reinstall grub, ma i right? | 21:55 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: likely yes. Just to confirm that everything is correct first, can you pastebin the current output of "sudo fdisk -l" and "sudo blkid". | 21:57 |
ozgur | ok | 21:57 |
[yop] | hello, | 21:58 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: sudo fdisk -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/507524/ | 21:58 |
alaing | thanks phil_in_london and brontoeee I didn't realise I can just say /home/img/blah.jpg to get an img using a relative url. | 21:58 |
[yop] | where is stored the configuration of a debian package ? | 21:59 |
[yop] | i have download php5-common | 21:59 |
alaing | i removed the ../ and add /home/ to the url | 21:59 |
[yop] | i have extract | 21:59 |
ikonia | [yop]: the build information | 21:59 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: sudo blkid http://paste.ubuntu.com/507525/ | 21:59 |
phil_in_london | alaing, makes it easier to migrate later in case you setup a new server or move the site to a new hosting service or whatever. | 21:59 |
[yop] | but i can't find the configuration | 21:59 |
[yop] | ./configure -options | 21:59 |
[yop] | for make the package | 22:00 |
ikonia | [yop]: why do you want to know ? what's your end goal | 22:00 |
phil_in_london | alaing, the best thing it does for you is that it won't matter where your page is calling from. it can always find /home. | 22:00 |
ikonia | [yop]: if you use the phpinfo() function it will show you the build options | 22:00 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: OK, you lost sda7, which was your linux partition. | 22:00 |
alaing | phil_in_london: yes I notice that now. my sites was setup on a windows web server and I have moved it over to an ubuntu server edition and I'm finding all theese small niggles. | 22:00 |
[yop] | the goal it's recreate the debian package from source | 22:00 |
[yop] | with the same configuration | 22:00 |
phil_in_london | alaing, if you had say /var/www/home/tricks/myfile.php and said ../img/blah.jpg , well you get the idea now. | 22:00 |
ikonia | [yop]: ok, so if you read the build process for a debian package, it will walk you through it | 22:01 |
ikonia | [yop]: it's detailed on https://help.ubuntu.com | 22:01 |
* alaing loves learning from the experts here | 22:01 | |
ozgur | Jordan_U: ok, i will reinstall it, thats no prblem | 22:01 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: I think it can be easily recovered. | 22:02 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: how? | 22:02 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: by the way, this is the pastebin of my /dev folder, can you see anything wrong here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/507523/ | 22:03 |
Onepamopa | anyone aliv ? | 22:04 |
Onepamopa | anyone alive ? | 22:04 |
ikonia | Onepamopa: 1400+ people | 22:04 |
coz_ | Onepamopa, what is the issue? | 22:04 |
Onepamopa | I have some problems stuping a gre tunnel | 22:04 |
Onepamopa | I see incomming traffic on tun0 | 22:04 |
Onepamopa | but no outgoing | 22:04 |
ne7work | hello all, where can I ask for some help about c++? | 22:04 |
ikonia | ozgur: why have you pastebined /dev ? | 22:04 |
jbendotnet | got a cron issue | 22:04 |
lUzErO | hi,, what is the adress of the support in spanish? | 22:04 |
ikonia | ne7work: ##c++ | 22:04 |
jbendotnet | trying to run a very simple php file via cron | 22:04 |
ikonia | lUzErO: #ubuntu-es | 22:04 |
lUzErO | tanks | 22:04 |
Onepamopa | coz_ any ideas ? | 22:04 |
ozgur | there are a lot of tty's and ram's in it, and i wondered if thats a problem or not | 22:05 |
ikonia | ozgur: it's not | 22:05 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Run "sudo fdisk /dev/sda" then enter "n" (create new partition). For the start cylinder enter "18008" and for the last cylinder enter "20262". | 22:05 |
lUzErO | #ubuntu-es | 22:05 |
ozgur | ok, thank you then | 22:05 |
ne7work | ikonia, I can't write in this channel can you help me please ? :) | 22:05 |
lUzErO | in what place i put this adress for enter ?? | 22:05 |
coz_ | Onepamopa, not off hand no...sorry... however if no one has an answer here you might want to try the ##linux channel since they have a broader base of info | 22:05 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: And again, please pastebin all output. | 22:05 |
ikonia | ne7work: you need to register, ask in #freenode for help | 22:06 |
lUzErO | ? | 22:06 |
VCoolio | lUzErO: just enter this where you talk: /join #ubuntu-es | 22:06 |
lUzErO | tanks CCoolio | 22:06 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: it is still prompting for a command after these entries | 22:07 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Can you pastebin the output that you've seen so far? | 22:07 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: here is the current staus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/507534/ | 22:08 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Now enter "w" to write the changes to disk. | 22:09 |
ozgur | ok | 22:09 |
razass | so I installed the latest server 10.04.1 on a server and after post it just sits at a blinking cursor | 22:09 |
razass | its an icore 5 proc | 22:10 |
ikonia | razass: does it boot the kernel | 22:10 |
razass | ikonia: how can I tell that? after post it just sits at a cursor | 22:10 |
ikonia | razass: can you type ? | 22:10 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: here is the output to both http://paste.ubuntu.com/507538/ | 22:10 |
razass | no | 22:10 |
ActionParsnip | razass: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html | 22:10 |
Jordan_U | razass: Hold shift during boot. Is there any change? | 22:10 |
ikonia | ne7work: you can use whatever compiler you want | 22:11 |
ikonia | oops | 22:11 |
razass | Jordan_U: after post? | 22:11 |
kanzie | my vsftp-server is allowing the local users to log in, however they cant upload files to their home-folder to which they have full rights... why is that? | 22:11 |
razass | its a server it has no graphics card....its whatever is built in :) | 22:11 |
Jordan_U | razass: Start holding during post. | 22:11 |
razass | ok one minut | 22:12 |
jbendotnet | how do i run a php file via a cron | 22:12 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Looks like everythng is OK now. | 22:12 |
kanzie | jbendotnet, just call it with /usr/bin/php | 22:12 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: Just fixing the partition table may or may not have also fixed grub. | 22:12 |
kanzie | or wherever your php-bin is located | 22:12 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: thank you very much for all your help | 22:12 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: ok, i'll check it out | 22:12 |
razass | Jordan_U: shift doesnt do anything | 22:12 |
Jordan_U | ozgur: You're welcome. | 22:12 |
Jordan_U | razass: Ok, do you have more than one hard drive? | 22:13 |
razass | Jordan_U: yes its a raid | 22:13 |
jbendotnet | kanzie: hmm, have been trying that | 22:14 |
Jordan_U | razass: Ok, try changing the boot order. If it boots with the boot order changed you'll need to setup grub to install to both drives. | 22:14 |
razass | Jordan_U: the bios only lists one drive | 22:15 |
razass | as a RAID | 22:15 |
Jordan_U | razass: Ahh, is it true hardware RAID or FakeRAID? | 22:16 |
coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 22:17 |
razass | Jordan_U: well its built into the board but its hardware | 22:17 |
Jordan_U | razass: Could you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt ? | 22:18 |
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coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 22:18 |
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razass | Jordan_U: where do I get a live ubuntu cd? | 22:20 |
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coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 22:20 |
razass | Jordan_U: what is this going to help if I can't even boot to the kernal? :) | 22:21 |
razass | im pretty much stuck going back to centos | 22:21 |
Jordan_U | razass: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download Hoefully it will give more insight into *why* you can't boot to the kernel. BTW, you can run boot info script from any bootable Linux system, including the server install CD. | 22:22 |
razass | ahh ok thanks | 22:22 |
Chaos2358 | is anyone familiar with the cairo dock using ubuntu 10.04? | 22:25 |
coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 22:25 |
phil_in_london | :) | 22:25 |
Chaos2358 | coolroot it means someone is messing with you | 22:26 |
demonspork | "sudo kill -9 20849" does nothing to this dpkg process that seems to be stuck: ps ax|grep dpkg: 20849 ? Ds 0:00 /usr/bin/dpkg --status-fd 26 --unpack --auto-deconfigure /var/cache/apt/archives/openssl_0.9.8k-7ubuntu8.2_i386.deb | 22:26 |
demonspork | this has happened 3 other times with various packages over the last week | 22:26 |
ActionParsnip | !aptfix | demonspork | 22:27 |
ubottu | demonspork: If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » | 22:27 |
demonspork | ActionParsnip, that failed because it tried to kill the process, the process failed to die, and then "dpkg: status database area is locked by another process" | 22:28 |
juk | digest means sha1sum output? | 22:29 |
Unstar | um | 22:30 |
juk | !who | Unstar | 22:30 |
ubottu | Unstar: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 22:30 |
Chaos2358 | demonspork reboot you pc | 22:31 |
demonspork | Chaos2358, not an option | 22:31 |
Unstar | !tab | 22:31 |
ubottu | You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 22:31 |
Unstar | !who | 22:31 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 22:31 |
Unstar | oops | 22:31 |
ActionParsnip | demonspork: could try: sudo -i then: kill -9 whatever | 22:31 |
demonspork | ActionParsnip, did that. I have been trying to kill this process for like 3 days. It eventually disappears on its own after like 5 hours | 22:32 |
demonspork | and then randomly an apt-get command will spawn this broken dpkg | 22:32 |
Chaos2358 | demonspork why cant you just reboot? | 22:32 |
alabala | Good evening! Can anybody tell me how that Desktop can move the folder / usr / lib / xchat? | 22:33 |
aeon-ltd | alabala: please explain in more detail? | 22:33 |
ActionParsnip | alabala: you can symlink it to a new place, can you expand on move please... | 22:33 |
juk | why openssl sha1 and sha1sum are giving different digest? | 22:34 |
demonspork | Chaos2358, this is a server that would normally be available for some downtime, but there is an image generator running that renders an overhead oblique view of a minecraft map. It takes 5 hours to finish because the map is so large and I am not about to stop it | 22:34 |
alabala | ActionParsnip, I have a folder 'plugins' which is a desktop-a me, and I want to move to "/ usr / lib / xchat / plugins /" | 22:35 |
ActionParsnip | demonspork: so why do updates now?? | 22:35 |
Chaos2358 | demonspork gotcha. i had the same error about two days ago and the only thing that fixed it was a rebot but since i've had no problems | 22:35 |
ActionParsnip | alabala: why not just copy the plugin to the folder? | 22:35 |
demonspork | ActionParsnip, the script wasn't supposed to still be running, but I forgot I had left a second pass enabled, so it is actually generating a second image with different options | 22:35 |
StaCole | excume, how can i go to ubuntu es? please, i forget. | 22:35 |
juk | StaCole: /join #ubuntu-es | 22:36 |
alabala | ActionParsnip, not allow me to copy | 22:36 |
StaCole | junk tank you | 22:36 |
juk | StaCole: you are welcome ArseHole | 22:37 |
ActionParsnip | AlbertoP: run: gksudo nautilus and you now can | 22:38 |
AlbertoP | Oo | 22:38 |
AlbertoP | that was for alabala not for me | 22:38 |
alabala | sorry Alberto | 22:39 |
Kir_NFS | Hello gues | 22:40 |
perry__ | anybody handy with ubuntu? | 22:41 |
KSN85 | hi | 22:41 |
Kir_NFS | Privet from Russia | 22:41 |
aeon-ltd | !ask | perry__ | 22:41 |
ubottu | perry__: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 22:41 |
juk | why `openssl sha1` and `sha1sum` are giving different digest? | 22:41 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | hello, is there any one who can help me with how to simulation a website ? | 22:41 |
cyclist_2 | Hello, there! I downloaded and burned LiveCDs'iso files before from within Windows XP [that is how I installed my first Ubuntu version a while back], but this one takes the biscuit! I burn it OK but the boot fails; on close inpection of the iso file itself I find that the [BOOT] directory [only some 2 KB in data] is missing...! and I already downloaded it twice; but everytime I check on the component files of the iso file t | 22:41 |
aeon-ltd | perry__: and yes, people in #ubuntu are those who need help and those who can help | 22:41 |
aeon-ltd | !md5 | cyclist_2 | 22:42 |
ubottu | cyclist_2: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 22:42 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | Hi, I hope there is someone who can help me with how to find tutorials on website simulation? | 22:43 |
aeon-ltd | Nadiaaaaaaaa: say wut? website simulation? | 22:43 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | yes | 22:43 |
aeon-ltd | Nadiaaaaaaaa: describe please? | 22:43 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | to check how much the website can handle visits before it dies | 22:43 |
ycr | hi everybody | 22:43 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | How many page displays per second AT LEAST we can handle. Disruption of the site operation is NOT acceptable. | 22:43 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | hi | 22:44 |
perry__ | I need to know how to expand the hard drive to the maximum alloted, I have a dedicated 160 hd for ubuntu, its only showing up as 32 gig | 22:44 |
aeon-ltd | Nadiaaaaaaaa: then it depends on the bandwidth given to the web server its hosted on, and the size of the page | 22:44 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | yes I agree | 22:44 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | but I am doing some univ assignment, I need to learn how to do that | 22:44 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | some tools, not just the answer | 22:44 |
Kir_NFS | Nadiaaaaaaaa: There are you from? | 22:45 |
erUSUL | Nadiaaaaaaaa: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/programs/ab.html | 22:45 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | Estonia | 22:45 |
aeon-ltd | Nadiaaaaaaaa: well, you can't really without having some script that sends multiple requests | 22:45 |
Kir_NFS | Nadiaaaaaaaa: Do you like russian gues? | 22:45 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | Yes exactly, what are the script what can help me for that | 22:45 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | :D | 22:45 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | we have 30% russians | 22:45 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | so no problem with that ;) | 22:45 |
sresu | Can Ubuntu LiveUSB store data? | 22:46 |
aeon-ltd | Nadiaaaaaaaa: read erUSUL's link | 22:46 |
Kir_NFS | Nadiaaaaaaaa: Okey) I see | 22:46 |
melik | !info archey | 22:46 |
ubottu | Package archey does not exist in lucid | 22:46 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | yes I checked looks like the one I am looking after :) | 22:46 |
Kir_NFS | !info | 22:46 |
ubottu | Retrieve information on a package: !info <package> | 22:46 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | thank you erUSUL | 22:46 |
erUSUL | Nadiaaaaaaaa: you're wellcome | 22:47 |
juk | sresu: only in tempfile small amount but will be deleted on next boot I guess | 22:47 |
ycr | hope someone can help me, my netbook last about 6 minutes to start and sure is not normal .. before was maximum 20 seconds. it stops in the bios ..and after starting everything is perfect and fluid. | 22:47 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | do we need to virtualize ? | 22:47 |
Nadiaaaaaaaa | in order to simulate ? | 22:47 |
Se7en | Hello everyone ... | 22:48 |
Kir_NFS | hi | 22:48 |
bastidrazor | sresu: if during the creation of the liveUSB you allocated space for file storage, yes. if you did not then no. | 22:48 |
sresu | juk: Well, I want to know about the next boot details. Its about storing pdf file... | 22:48 |
MagicJ | I want to get the volume applet back into the top panel - I removed it - how do I get it back | 22:48 |
emrys_ | Y'en à du monde ici | 22:48 |
sresu | bastidrazor: How can I do that for Ubuntu Live USB? | 22:48 |
aeon-ltd | MagicJ: right click, add to panel | 22:49 |
Se7en | trying to connect two laptops using wireless without a router to share files and internet connection | 22:49 |
coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 22:49 |
ozgur | Jordan_U: i've reinstalled grub and now my system works as it used to, i've been trying to sort this out for about two days, so i wanted to thank you again! | 22:49 |
juk | sresu: what are you doing? | 22:49 |
Se7en | can anyone help me throught that ? | 22:49 |
cyclist_2 | aeon-ltd: thank you; I will try the Windows version of MD5Sum; but the thing that gets to me is that I downloaded it twice...; and why exactly the [BOOT] directory is missing...; I will give a try, though | 22:49 |
heizmann | Hi everybody :) I've a question. I've a LAMP server installed on my laptop... Is it possible to consult my web-site from another computer (an external computer) ? | 22:49 |
sresu | juk: I just want few space for file storage as well | 22:49 |
Snakkah | Would anyone recommend ditching AppArmor for SELinux? | 22:49 |
aeon-ltd | cyclist_2: ok, hope it helps | 22:50 |
Braber01 | umm under ibus I can't find Finnish is there Finnish under the Ibus Prefrances? | 22:50 |
sresu | bastidrazor: How I allocate space for file storage as well? | 22:50 |
sresu | *can | 22:50 |
juk | sresu: so try to save test file and reboot find file | 22:50 |
bastidrazor | sresu: you're creating the liveUSB from Ubuntu? | 22:50 |
juk | !livecd | 22:51 |
ubottu | The Ubuntu Desktop CD is a "LiveCD" which can be run without altering existing files on your harddrive. Especially useful for testing your hardware's compatibility, it also includes an install option. | 22:51 |
aeon-ltd | heizmann: consult? well if your running apache it should display the site in /var/www/(http depending (i haven't used apache in a while)) | 22:51 |
sresu | bastidrazor: No. I initailly tried that but startup creater. But then used INetbootin | 22:51 |
sresu | bastidrazor: UNetbootin | 22:51 |
sresu | bastidrazor: There exists in one of the applications to allocate file storage but don't remember exactly | 22:52 |
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Se7en | can anyone help me connect my two laptops (KDE and Gnome ) using Wireless with no router ? | 22:52 |
ycr | hi everybody i hope someone can help me, my netbook last about 6 minutes to start and sure is not normal t stops in the bios ..and after starting everything is perfect and fluid... before was maximum 20 seconds. | 22:52 |
juk | sresu: you can burn live cd to usb partition and then mount another free partitions... | 22:52 |
bastidrazor | sresu: i do not know from unetbootin, if you're in Ubuntu while creating the USB it shows you space left and gives you the chance to use it or not. | 22:53 |
lestat | Se7en: don't have a hub/switch ? | 22:53 |
uLinux | what's the keyboard shortcut to show logout window? ctrl alt del doesnt show it | 22:53 |
mamece2 | does anyone get updates today? | 22:53 |
Se7en | lestat: no I dont | 22:53 |
sresu | bastidrazor Are you talking about Startup-Disk creater? | 22:53 |
heizmann | aeon-ltd I've reconfigured my repositories... :) well, my website is located on /home/www-dev/public (with a symbolic link from /var/www to /home/www-dev/public) | 22:53 |
Braber01 | I know a little bit of finnish and want to learn, however I can't find, finnish under iBus Prefrances where can I find it? | 22:54 |
bastidrazor | sresu: yes. | 22:54 |
sresu | juk: That actaully didn't work | 22:54 |
juk | sresu: what? | 22:54 |
uerceg | Hi everybody. I am running Ubuntu 10.04 as guest OS with virtualbox. When starting Ubuntu image I get message while booting, something like: "upgrade BIOS or use force ...". Message disappears fast and I didn't see the rest of it. Screen also goes from black to green for about 2 seconds. Everything is normal from that part. Any ideas what's happening? | 22:54 |
bastidrazor | sresu: this is during the creation of the USB but not while ON the liveUSB | 22:54 |
MagicJ | aeon-ltd : I did right click on the panel and do not see it as an option - thats the rub | 22:54 |
ycr | hi everybody i hope someone can help me, my netbook last about 6 minutes to start and sure is not normal t stops in the bios ..and after starting everything is perfect and fluid... before was maximum 20 seconds. | 22:54 |
stickman | Hi, people | 22:54 |
aeon-ltd | heizmann: so, uhh does it work when you try to access it via the external ip? | 22:55 |
KB1JWQ | !bootchart | ycr | 22:55 |
ubottu | ycr: bootchart charts your machine at boot time, to install >> sudo apt-get install bootchart << the graphic is in /var/log/bootchart after the next reboot | 22:55 |
sresu | juk: I created two partitions, one with Live session, other with file storage. But then later it didn't even boot | 22:55 |
aeon-ltd | MagicJ: it needs to be empty space not occuppied by a applet | 22:55 |
mamece2 | *got | 22:55 |
Chaos2358 | who knows a little something about animations in compiz? | 22:55 |
MagicJ | aeon-let: yes - and I get a list of applets - but the voulume one is not there | 22:55 |
bastidrazor | Chaos2358: #compiz does. | 22:56 |
heizmann | aeon-ltd I don't know... :-/ it's the question... well... my IP given by http://www.mon-ip.com/ is 212.198.228.228 | 22:56 |
ycr | thanks kbijwq and ubottu i will try and come again | 22:56 |
juk | sresu: I don't know how you did it | 22:56 |
VCoolio | uLinux: there isn't one I think; create one for the right command, I think gnome-session-save --kill (check 'man gnome-session-save') | 22:56 |
uerceg | (updated) Hi everybody. I am running Ubuntu 10.04 as guest OS with virtualbox. When starting Ubuntu image I get message while booting, something like: "upgrade BIOS or use force addr 0xaddr". Screen also goes from black to green for about 2 seconds. Everything is normal from that part. Any ideas what's happening? | 22:56 |
ycr | to let u know | 22:56 |
Chaos2358 | oh cool i didnt know there was a chanel specific for compiz thanx | 22:56 |
sresu | juk: sdc-> sdc1 ext2 live usb. sdc2 storage | 22:56 |
bastidrazor | MagicJ: the volume is displayed in the Indicator Applet. | 22:57 |
kenkaniff | Hmm I just found out that #reddit is the #28th most populated non-hidden channel on Freenode | 22:57 |
uLinux | VCoolio: ok tks | 22:57 |
aeon-ltd | heizmann: what country? | 22:58 |
LjL | i'm looking for a simple DVD authoring tool that will let me have multiple VOBs and not touch the original VOBs at all (it must not re-encode them), and be easy to set up a non-menu for. | 22:58 |
heizmann | aeon-ltd :) france, thakns | 22:58 |
heizmann | thanks* | 22:58 |
VCoolio | uLinux: gnome-session-save --logout-dialog | 22:59 |
aeon-ltd | heizmann: i got a timeout, try and find someone more local to try, im in the uk | 22:59 |
ayudaplz | hi need some hel | 22:59 |
mamece2 | do u guys recommend any app for temperature sensors? | 22:59 |
ayudaplz | help | 22:59 |
sresu | bastidrazor: For 2gb drive, it allowed to have around 1.2 gb of space to be left. And I chose 500mb. Its syncing and creating bootloader now.. fine? | 22:59 |
Se7en | lestat: got any idea on how to connect them ? | 22:59 |
ayudaplz | i'm trying to install ubuntu 10.04 x64 | 22:59 |
MagicJ | aeon - ty = thats what I needed to know | 22:59 |
ayudaplz | and i can't | 22:59 |
ayudaplz | :S | 22:59 |
FlameTai1 | Is there anyway to merge 2 partitions together guys? | 22:59 |
Se7en | ayudaplz: ask away , dont wait for responses | 22:59 |
ayudaplz | se7en can u help me u.u ? | 23:00 |
FlameTai1 | Se7en: You wouldn't happen to know a way to merge a formatted partition to the system partition? | 23:00 |
uLinux | VCoolio: tks! | 23:00 |
sresu | bastidrazor: 1.2 gb of space for documents and settings, I mean... | 23:01 |
Se7en | FlameTai1: tried Gparted ? | 23:01 |
extor | If I want to load a kernel module at startup, which file do I add the module name in? | 23:01 |
mamece2 | if monitor is runnign in a panel bar do you think it will waste mem resources? it is better to keep it off? | 23:01 |
FlameTai1 | Se7en: No I haven't but I will thank you very much | 23:01 |
Se7en | ayudaplz: havnt said what your problem is yet | 23:01 |
bastidrazor | sresu: are you trying to create this while booted from the liveUSB or from a harddrive install of Ubuntu? | 23:01 |
VCoolio | !info lm-sensors | mamece2 | 23:01 |
foul_owl | quick question (hopefully) gnome won't remember how i want to look at files (list view for pretty much everything) very frustrating, lol | 23:01 |
ubottu | mamece2: lm-sensors (source: lm-sensors-3): utilities to read temperature/voltage/fan sensors. In component main, is extra. Version 1:3.1.2-2 (lucid), package size 112 kB, installed size 444 kB | 23:01 |
uLinux | what's the host key? | 23:01 |
regeya | back in my day we used | 23:02 |
mamece2 | vcoolio hi, if monitor is runnign in a panel bar do you think it will waste mem resources? it is better to keep it off? | 23:02 |
uLinux | forget | 23:02 |
magicialord | install acpi to monitor hardware temps. simple termincal app | 23:02 |
Se7en | anytime FlameTai1 | 23:02 |
sresu | bastidrazor: Ha.. obviously from a running system. I'm on Ubuntu now using hdd and not squashfs :) | 23:02 |
lestat | Se7en: well i know you need ad-hoc networking, but never did it myself | 23:02 |
ayudaplz | se7en , well when i try to install ubuntu , in the spet of prepare the partitions , there isn't partitions :S | 23:02 |
VCoolio | mamece2: depends how often you check; use conky and monitor mem usage at the same time :) | 23:03 |
coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 23:03 |
ayudaplz | se7en , when i use GParted i can see the partitions :S | 23:03 |
blacksh33p | se7eb: en: You wouldn't happen to know a way to merge a formatted partition to the system partition? | 23:03 |
blacksh33p | <uLinux> VCo | 23:03 |
blacksh33p | fc | 23:03 |
sresu | Thank you | 23:03 |
mamece2 | !conky /mamece2 | 23:03 |
MagicJ | If I boot from a flashdrive - live sessions - dev/sbd1 how do I actually write to that drive during the session - | 23:04 |
mamece2 | vcoolio sorry what is conky? | 23:04 |
Se7en | ayudaplz: yes you can and it's a lot easier to partition with Gparted than with others | 23:04 |
coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 23:05 |
VCoolio | mamece2: an app that some find awesome and others useless; it can display any info or any command output on the desktop in any way or format you like | 23:05 |
bastidrazor | coolroot: someone left a message. | 23:05 |
phil42 | MagicJ: mount -o remount,rw /cdrom | 23:06 |
blakkheim | lol | 23:06 |
gizmodo | Yo Se7en | 23:06 |
gizmodo | No im not from the damm website | 23:06 |
VCoolio | mamece2: http://conkyhardcore.com/ | 23:06 |
coolroot | bastidrazor, : who would it be? it's a small window gnome-screen and says ashole | 23:07 |
blacksh33p | conky can be tricky..... | 23:07 |
gizmodo | Conky= cool | 23:07 |
blacksh33p | +- | 23:07 |
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Guest99506 | buenas tardes a todos | 23:07 |
VCoolio | blacksh33p: if you mean addicting, yes | 23:07 |
blacksh33p | too ;) | 23:07 |
Guest99506 | alguien que hable español | 23:08 |
magicialord | conky owns man. i got it running like a panel at the top, with tint2 at the bottom. dark blue themes | 23:08 |
uLinux | !es Guest99506 | 23:08 |
ilovefairuz | coolroot: bottom line is, this is not an ubuntu issue, so drop it | 23:08 |
VCoolio | !es | Guest99506 | 23:08 |
ubottu | Guest99506: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 23:08 |
uLinux | oops | 23:08 |
* gizmodo pokes Se7en | 23:08 | |
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Marshall1528 | holaaaaa | 23:09 |
Marshall1528 | alguien ???? | 23:09 |
gizmodo | XCFDJ: Yo | 23:09 |
Marshall1528 | hola | 23:09 |
Marshall1528 | como estas | 23:09 |
ilovefairuz | Marshall1528: escribe: /join #ubuntu-es | 23:09 |
stickman | buenas | 23:09 |
Marshall1528 | buenas | 23:09 |
XCFDJ | ohai gizmodo | 23:09 |
XCFDJ | lol took me some time to relize which channel this is | 23:10 |
gizmodo | Lol | 23:10 |
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stickman | Yo flipo con la peña que hay y no habla casi nadie | 23:10 |
stickman | xDxD | 23:10 |
coolroot | bastidrazor, ? | 23:10 |
gizmodo | Is this the uncrowded channel Se7en? | 23:10 |
ilovefairuz | !en | 23:10 |
ubottu | The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList | 23:10 |
coolroot | hi...i got a question....i closed my laptop lid then i opened it up to use it again...i got a window message stating gnome-screen then says ashole? what does it mean? | 23:10 |
Se7en | yea gizmodo , see its sooo silent | 23:10 |
Marshall1528 | por favor alguien que me saque de una duda | 23:10 |
ilovefairuz | !ops | coolroot | 23:10 |
ubottu | coolroot: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 23:10 |
Se7en | :) | 23:10 |
gizmodo | Se7en: Go join. Technoirc | 23:11 |
Se7en | gizmodo: you have to use at least 4 letters to highlight the right person | 23:11 |
jpds | coolroot: Someone clearly left you a message in gnome-screensaver. | 23:11 |
gizmodo | That's like apt-get install regarding messages getting up | 23:11 |
coolroot | is it normal? | 23:11 |
gizmodo | Se7en: Yeah kinda annoying | 23:11 |
MagicJ | phil42 - ty - will try that later - on a real sesssion right now so can't test - but thanks | 23:12 |
phil42 | np :) | 23:13 |
phil42 | i do it all the time | 23:13 |
dborba | Kind of a silly question - anyone know how to change the vlc icon in the top panel? the fact that it has a white background has been annoying the s* out of me | 23:13 |
xangua | !es > Marshall1528 | 23:13 |
ubottu | Marshall1528, please see my private message | 23:13 |
uLinux | !ot | dborba | 23:13 |
ubottu | dborba: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 23:13 |
phil42 | i just make the vlc icon go away | 23:13 |
FlameTai1 | Se7en: Hey downloaded GParted, and can't really figure out how to add the partition to the existing partition for Ubuntu? | 23:13 |
dborba | uLinux, erm - the issue only occurs in ubuntu.... | 23:14 |
ilovefairuz | uLinux: not offtopic | 23:14 |
xangua | dborba: you mean the notification icon¿ | 23:14 |
xangua | or do like phil42 said dborba | 23:14 |
juk | I don't understand whole pgp security thing coz if attacker could create public key he can as well send his secret key to verify | 23:14 |
ilovefairuz | dborba: or do you mean the launcher icon on the upper left ? | 23:14 |
Se7en | FlameTai1: I dont have Gparted right in front of me but try this .. delete the free partition then extend the Ubuntu partitiuon over it using "Resize" | 23:15 |
LjL | juk: i don't understand what your concern is, could you rephrase? | 23:15 |
dborba | one second - ill share a screen shot - for some reason what it's called isn't coming to me. also i haven't been able to find a setting to turn it off | 23:15 |
mamece2 | conky has a LOT of info | 23:16 |
gizmodo | Guys. I wonder. What's included in ubunutu server edition? | 23:16 |
phil42 | you make the taskbar and systray icons go away on the first preferences screen | 23:16 |
ilovefairuz | juk: whatever gets encrypted with a public key can only be decrypted with the matching private key, so make sure that people use YOUR public key, if you keep your private key secure, then you're fine | 23:17 |
FlameTai1 | Se7en: For some reason the resize/move option for the Ubuntu Partition isn't available? | 23:17 |
juk | LjL: I mean if attacker faked public key, so he can use his fake secret key and represent himsel as granted | 23:17 |
phil42 | under look and feel | 23:17 |
Se7en | gizmodo: my guess , less desktop software and more server-oriented apps | 23:17 |
intel352 | hey guys, is it possible to completely replace Windows w/ Ubuntu, while retaining user documents from Windows? | 23:17 |
ilovefairuz | !server > gizmodo | 23:18 |
ubottu | gizmodo, please see my private message | 23:18 |
kooori | !windows | 23:18 |
ubottu | For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 23:18 |
dborba | This icon: http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/9978/exampletb.png | 23:18 |
juk | ilovefairuz: and how they can be sure that this public key was sent by me? | 23:18 |
gizmodo | ubottu: Is a bot | 23:18 |
ubottu | Yes, I can confirm that I am a bot. http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots for all information. | 23:18 |
Se7en | FlameTai1: hope you;re not actually using that Ubuntu rght now .. 'cause that simply wouldnt work | 23:19 |
VCoolio | intel352: make a backup, install ubuntu or format the windows partition to ext3/4 and use it as data partition | 23:19 |
ilovefairuz | juk: each public key has a fingerprint, so people should make sure the public key is actually yours by verifying that fingerprint | 23:19 |
LjL | juk: they can't - that's why you confirm that out-of-band (by meeting, or at the *very* least by using a public key server) | 23:19 |
Se7en | FlameTai1: try partitioning using the Live CD/USB instead | 23:19 |
Bernd | does anyone know where i can find the monitor driver for a dell netbook mini 10? | 23:20 |
intel352 | so no thoughts on using Ubuntu to actually *replace* Windows, in-place? | 23:21 |
ilovefairuz | Bernd: in a terminal check: sudo lshw -C display | 23:21 |
TomatoIN | Hello!!! after I updated to the new kernel, I blue vertical line appeared on my laptop's screen. any idea on how I can get rid of them? | 23:21 |
dborba | xangua, ilovefairuz, phil42: this is the icon I'm talking about http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/9978/exampletb.png -- haven't been able to find a setting to remove it or how to change it. Have been ignoring it but it's very annoying :P | 23:22 |
ehcah | What is the best *.doc, *.xml and *.ppt productivity suite for linux? | 23:22 |
erUSUL | ehcah: openoffice | 23:22 |
phil42 | dborba you make that go away on the first preferences screen | 23:22 |
xangua | dborba: you can just disable it in the preferences, don't remmbr how, a long time since i used vlc | 23:22 |
Se7en | ehcah: Open Office ofcs | 23:23 |
ehcah | erUSUL: You don't find it slow? | 23:23 |
LjL | ehcah: alternatives to OpenOffice are KOffice and Gnome-Office | 23:23 |
ilovefairuz | dborba: file a bug report with vlc developers | 23:23 |
blacksh33p | ehcah: would prefer openoffice... | 23:23 |
mamece2 | i dont understand conky :( | 23:23 |
dborba | ilovefairuz, i might - that should really be transparent. | 23:23 |
phil42 | dborba under look and feel | 23:23 |
erUSUL | ehcah: there are no rally much alternative ( for ppt at least ). for doc and excel you can try gnumeric abiword combo | 23:23 |
blacksh33p | mamece2: google for tutorial... not that easy if u're new to it | 23:23 |
ehcah | I found OpenOffice to be a bit slow. But, my expectations may be too high? | 23:24 |
dborba | phil42, i found it... i must be blind. systray icon was right there - thanks | 23:24 |
phil42 | dborba it bothers me too | 23:24 |
VCoolio | ehcah: depends on your specs; try abiword and gnumeric, they are more lightweight | 23:24 |
dborba | phil42, only reason I still bother with vlc at all is because of being able to control it with my phone with no effort what so ever | 23:25 |
ehcah | My hardware isn't the problem. Sound's funny, I know. Should doc's and spreadsheets open as fast as if on Win7 and Office 2007? | 23:25 |
jela | hi ppl. i cloned (with comercial product, sorry :) )the ubuntu from my old disc to new, same configuration, and i dont see no sound card in Sound properties. no hardware. help me or gimme some proper howto article, please | 23:26 |
ilovefairuz | !sound | jela | 23:26 |
ubottu | jela: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 23:26 |
phil42 | jela make sure headphone is clicked too | 23:27 |
jela | tnx, i will read it up. just that it confuses me that there is no hardware | 23:27 |
jela | i know it is, it works on winxp | 23:27 |
phil42 | jela all the devices default to hidden | 23:27 |
phil42 | jela (unclicked) | 23:27 |
ilovefairuz | !terminal > Bernd | 23:28 |
ubottu | Bernd, please see my private message | 23:28 |
phil42 | jela i guess that is to keep you from destroying your eardrums | 23:28 |
jela | i like my music :( | 23:28 |
trinity | ubuntu | 23:29 |
trinity | italiano | 23:29 |
ilovefairuz | !it | trinity | 23:29 |
ubottu | trinity: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 23:29 |
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Cancambo | Hello, I've been having a problem with NDISwrapper. I got it to load my Windows driver for my wireless card, but it won't actually connect to the internet. It recognizes networks, but I can't access any sites, or anything with WAN. Currently, I am on my windows partition which I can access things on my WAN using the same driver/device. | 23:31 |
StaCole | hi! hi | 23:33 |
StaCole | excume | 23:33 |
StaCole | Someone can tell me if there is any way to put different wallpaper on each desktop ubuntu? | 23:33 |
StaCole | please | 23:33 |
fiber | Hello... I have an nVidia graphics card with two DVI outputs and two DVI monitors.... the first one (acer) works just fine but the card can't detect the proper modes for the second one (samsung). I want it to go to 1440x900 resolution but it simply isn't in the list in nvidia-settings. I tried editing the metamodes in xorg.conf and turning off EDID (although xorg didn't recognize the flag), but nothing works! my cur | 23:33 |
fiber | rent xorg.conf is http://pastebin.org/67636 and at the moment the samsung is just black and not being connected to. Anyone have any ideas? I asked Dr. Google but didn't find anything applicable. | 23:33 |
StaCole | I wanna see different wallpapers for each desktop. | 23:34 |
moonunit | hey all | 23:34 |
Paully | hello! | 23:34 |
phil42 | hi moonunit | 23:34 |
moonunit | can anyone tell me if i can bridge networks or use a type of ICS | 23:34 |
moonunit | so i can share internet to my xbox | 23:34 |
fiber | StaCole: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+different+wallpapers+for+each+desktop | 23:35 |
kimble | ? | 23:35 |
Injection33 | fiber, try also manually setting a refresh and horizontal sync rate, that the monitor is supposed to use | 23:35 |
phil42 | moonunit absolutely, i don't do it but i know that it is a standard feature (ICS) | 23:35 |
StaCole | fiber: let me check , thank you | 23:36 |
moonunit | cool, do you know how to set it up? | 23:36 |
Injection33 | fiber, with your first monitor it detected the settings correctly but if it didn't with your second monitor you need to manually set those | 23:36 |
fiber | Injection33: OK, should i set it with nvidia's metamode or should i go with the classic "mode" statements and create a new screen section in xorg.conf for it? | 23:37 |
ilovefairuz | !ics | moonunit | 23:37 |
ubottu | moonunit: If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 23:37 |
fabricio | olá | 23:37 |
moonunit | ty | 23:38 |
erUSUL | !br | fabricio | 23:38 |
ubottu | fabricio: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 23:38 |
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bradd_ | I'm in trouble, my netbook attempting to launch and load ubuntu, shows a black screen and does not change | 23:39 |
bradd_ | my netbook mini HP 110 model 1140SS | 23:39 |
swex_ | bradd_, can u access to hard drive? | 23:40 |
bradd_ | nop | 23:40 |
uLinux | My workspace switcher doesnt show workspace names. how can I fix this?? | 23:40 |
banished | bradd_: does it show the boot screen when it boots from CD or usb? | 23:40 |
magicialord | bradd_: go into grub2 and edit lauch line to blacklist ssb and b43. google how to exactly. the broadcom drivers are cuasing it to hang | 23:40 |
swex_ | but you can use live cd, and see it | 23:40 |
bradd_ | the screen is not black enters the system .. I have no access to anything | 23:40 |
magicialord | once in desktop, blacklist ssb and b43 in rc.conf | 23:40 |
banished | bradd_: since when is this? | 23:40 |
bradd_ | is possible that with the 10.10 version this problem is remedied? | 23:41 |
bradd_ | I'm with this problem two weeks ago | 23:42 |
magicialord | bradd_: edit hte grub2 line before loading | 23:42 |
magicialord | it will fix it | 23:42 |
bradd_ | I already updated grub and enabled the proprietary driver of b43 | 23:42 |
jela | ok need to restart, tnx for help | 23:43 |
bradd_ | the only solution was to reinstall Windows 7, what I dislike | 23:43 |
bradd_ | as I am a new user in linux, I can not proceed with commands and settings in the system and issues | 23:44 |
ehcah | Are there any strong email client equivalents to MS Outlook besides Evolution? I can not get my exchange account set up. | 23:44 |
bradd_ | in the new version this situation change? | 23:45 |
magicialord | bradd_: the b43 is the problem. was it working before? | 23:45 |
ehcah | Worst case scenario, I can use ActiveSync. | 23:45 |
foul_owl | quick question (hopefully) gnome won't remember how i want to look at files (list view for pretty much everything) very frustrating, lol | 23:45 |
magicialord | you will need to edit hte grub 2 launch line before the system loads, then edit one config file while in the system | 23:45 |
bradd_ | then I install and activate the driver and owner oq oq I do is b43? card or is wirelles eh video accelerator card? | 23:46 |
bradd_ | as I edit it before reading the system, I am a User Without such knowledge | 23:47 |
magicialord | b43 and ssb are broadcom wireless card wifi drivers that cause issues. | 23:48 |
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bradd_ | the solution would not update the driver or upgrade to the proprietary driver? | 23:49 |
m_fulder | hey | 23:49 |
magicialord | upgrading to the proprietary driver is the solution, but sometimes the other two still have to manualy blacklisted before rebooting. | 23:49 |
cyclist_2 | aeon-ltd: I got the program WinMD5SUm to try with the iso file; unfortunately, I do not have access to the Windows XP machine right now [I will try it again tomorrow]; just thinking: but I did the same thing I did on that one before and I opened the iso file I have on my Ubuntu Lucid here with WinRAR and just like the one on the Windows XP machine the directory [BOOT] is missing [but its MD5SUm is OK...!]; I wonder if the p | 23:49 |
m_fulder | is it possible to have multi-screens in ubuntu (same screen, I don't want to devide it) ?? | 23:50 |
aeon-ltd | cyclist_2: please continue | 23:50 |
bradd_ | so, if i will do update and the problem continuous, what i should i do? | 23:50 |
S0lder | Hi. I'm having problems removing xubuntu-desktop and xfce. I sudo apt-get autoremove'd xubuntu-desktop but it is still showing the option in the sessions menu. How do I completly remove xfce and xubuntu? | 23:51 |
bradd_ | I do not want to continue using windows ... I have great appreciation for ubuntu :) | 23:51 |
cyclist_2 | aeon-ltd: I am sorry: did you mean 'yes, try again tomorrow but this time with another CD-RW or even a CD-R' or do you require more information about it? | 23:51 |
aeon-ltd | cyclist_2: oh no, your last message was cut off at the end | 23:52 |
banished | How do I set the working directory in a menu entry? | 23:52 |
ilovefairuz | S0lder: sudo apt-get autoremove xfce* .. should get rid of most of them | 23:52 |
cyclist_2 | aeon-ltd: what is the last couple of words of it you can see, please [so I can paste the rest of the message]? | 23:53 |
dogmatic69 | hi everybody o/ | 23:53 |
magicialord | bradd_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1477490 read post #9 for how to enter grub 2 before booting, edit some lines to get into desktop, then in desktop blacklist ssb and b43 | 23:53 |
dogmatic69 | i have a usb dongle but its not all working. it figured out the 3g part but not the wifi one of them -> http://shop.o2.co.uk/promo/o2mobilebroadband/tab/Pay_and_Go | 23:54 |
aeon-ltd | cyclist_2: missing [but its MD5SUm is OK...!]; I wonder if the p | 23:54 |
xangua | !puregnome | S0lder ilovefairuz | 23:54 |
ubottu | S0lder ilovefairuz: If you want to remove all !Kubuntu packages or !Xubuntu packages and have a default !Ubuntu system, follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureGnome | 23:54 |
dogmatic69 | anyone know what i can do? | 23:54 |
bradd_ | thak you so much | 23:54 |
magicialord | you are welcome | 23:54 |
bradd_ | i will go read | 23:54 |
cyclist_2 | aeon-ltd: ... is OK...!]; I wonder if the problem could not be with the CD-RW after all...; I know it happens, sometimes... [but there was no error message from the CD burning software]; I only know there is a [BOOT] directory because I opened the iso file with Archive Manager on my Ubuntu Lucid machine; what do you think? just wait until tommorrow and try it? [sorry for the long message] | 23:55 |
aeon-ltd | cyclist_2: i'm not surewhat else you could do besides the md5sum check, use clean disks and make sure the recipent cd drive works fine | 23:56 |
DaysofRhythm | ello | 23:56 |
betz | Hi, i'm trying to get some files copied from a embedded linux over telnet. How is this possible? Is there something like scp? | 23:56 |
RealOpty | is there a pid file or anykind if file thats created when a user logs into a gnome session on the local display(0) screen? | 23:56 |
RealOpty | of* | 23:56 |
m_fulder | found it nvm :D | 23:56 |
bradd_ | after i will return to report my experience | 23:57 |
magicialord | good luck. i need to go. | 23:57 |
cyclist_2 | aeon-ltd: yes, it seems like I will have to try another CD; that CD-RW is brand new, but...; thank you, very much for your support! | 23:59 |
aeon-ltd | cyclist_2: ok, i hope it works :) | 23:59 |
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