[00:00] <aetaric> booting a thin-client ubuntu 10.04, it starts eth0 up, and then my cisco router(dhcp server) spews errors about malformed option 61. any ideas about how to solve?
[00:00] <craigbass1976> Also, is there a way to make firefox just run regardless of whether I'm on a network or not, without having to monkey with the "work offline" check
[00:00] <janisozaur> I have two images (small) that look very similar, but they do differ. How can I find difference between them? any program or online tool? or perhaps binary diff?
[00:01] <tensorpudding> vacho: cp is documented in the manpage, but basically all you need to know is cp <oldfile> <newfile>
[00:01] <vacho> ok thank you
[00:01] <tensorpudding> and the -R option allows you to recursively copy directories
[00:02] <tensorpudding> not sure what you mean by hidden files
[00:02] <craigbass1976> tensorpudding, .file?
[00:02] <vacho> I want to recursively copy everything incuding .files
[00:02] <tensorpudding> ls by default will not show files starting with ., but ls -a will
[00:02] <tensorpudding> cp -R always includes all files
[00:02] <vacho> oh okay thanks
[00:02] <velko> are you guys american? i'm just curious
[00:02] <Thanos_b161> tell me that no one here knows
[00:03] <Thanos_b161> ...
[00:03] <tensorpudding> Thanos_b161: have you ruled out hardware problems?
[00:03] <craigbass1976> vacho, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/how-do-you-copy-hidden-files-from-one-directory-to-another-387107/
[00:03] <Thanos_b161> hardware is just ok running windows and fedora, mint also
[00:03] <xangua> !ot | vacho
[00:03] <xangua> i am american because i am from a contitent called America
[00:04] <tensorpudding> and are you sure that your driver supports all the features of your sound card?
[00:04] <xangua> velko*
[00:04] <velko> xangua, thanks
[00:04] <Thanos_b161> i suppose that it is assuming that linux mint uses the same one
[00:05] <tensorpudding> hmm
[00:05] <tensorpudding> is it possible that the volume control has muted those channels?
[00:05] <Thanos_b161> im not an expert im just a noob
[00:05] <Thanos_b161> no im pretty sure
[00:05] <tensorpudding> i'm afraid i don't have 5.1 or optical out, and are not familiar with how pulseaudio handles them
[00:05] <Fookin_Prawn> Thanos_b161: try running alsamixer from the command line
[00:05] <Fookin_Prawn> see if there are any muted channels
[00:05] <Thanos_b161> i did but nothing
[00:06] <luxurymode> is there a way to run mac os programs on ubunbtu? pls dont hate me for such a noob question
[00:06] <tensorpudding> luxurymode: if they depend on cocoa, no
[00:07] <luxurymode> i want to use textexpander
[00:07] <tensorpudding> luxurymode: there are tons of programs that run without modification on both, but they're using the Unixy bits only
[00:07] <Thanos_b161> the problem is that it was running yesterday (not the optical)
[00:07] <tensorpudding> or they're using wxwidgets and some cross-platform stack like python, java, ruby, etc.
[00:07] <luxurymode> tensorpudding: right. so would i just download from website and try to run it ;) ?
[00:08] <vacho> I wish there was a wordpress + ubuntu Web server expert here :)
[00:08] <tensorpudding> oh, you definitely can't
[00:08] <tensorpudding> since mac appfiles are not binary compatible
[00:08] <luxurymode> so how would i go about doing it
[00:08] <tensorpudding> they're based on Mach-O, which is Apple's own binary format, as opposed to ELF
[00:08] <luxurymode> im relly just looking for a good expander/snippets prog for ubuntu
[00:08] <tensorpudding> luxurymode: if they don't provide source, you don't
[00:08] <luxurymode> gotcha
[00:09] <tensorpudding> looking at textexpander, i'm almost sure that it won't work on Linux
[00:09] <luxurymode> gotcha
[00:09] <RobW> Can someone tell me why my ubuntu server doesn't automatically connect to my wired network upon starting up?
[00:09] <tensorpudding> since it seems thoroughly integrated with finder
[00:09] <luxurymode> yea
[00:09] <RobW> I have to "sudo ifup eth0" every time it starts up
[00:09] <luxurymode> that makes sense
[00:09] <RobW> Can I have this do this automatically?
[00:09] <luxurymode> looks very macy
[00:09] <luxurymode> mac-ey
[00:09] <tensorpudding> there might be an ubuntu workalike, you might try searching the software center
[00:10] <luxurymode> i tried
[00:10] <luxurymode> nothing there really
[00:10] <luxurymode> ill search again
[00:10] <velko> RobW, how did you start your network? via /etc/network/interfaces? or something else?
[00:10] <mannyuel> where can i find ~./configure?
[00:11] <xangua> mannyuel: in your home¿
[00:11] <tensorpudding> mannyuel: you mean ~/.configure?
[00:11] <aeon-ltd> mannyuel: what do you mean? the configure file is included in tar source balls
[00:12] <velko> xangua, tensorpudding aeon-ltd bingo
[00:13] <luxurymode> tensorpudding: which emacs do i want to d/l? GNU emacs 23, emacs 22 (gtk), emacs 22 (x11)?
[00:13] <craigbass1976> RobW, http://pastebin.com/t0Bs2kwE  that's my /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/Auto eth0 file.  How similar is yours?
[00:13] <tensorpudding> luxurymode: do you know if you really want emacs?
[00:14] <tensorpudding> luxurymode: if you do, download 23
[00:14] <luxurymode> well i have eclipse. i do android development
[00:14] <jmwachtel> hi guys, I am having trouble getting python2.7-minimal to configure and I cannot figure it out
[00:14] <jmwachtel> it was while trying to upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10
[00:14] <luxurymode> but itd be nice to have a simple editor for when i want to write some quick sample code
[00:14] <Jordan_U> !away > OFF`Ring0
[00:15] <tensorpudding> luxurymode: emacs has a learning curve
[00:15] <tensorpudding> it's also not simple
[00:15] <shcherbak> luxurymode: nano?
[00:15] <tensorpudding> not that it's not worth learning!
[00:15] <echo310infantry> Soon I envisioned the blond rubbing the butter all over my erect penis and then inserting it into her mouth. The thought of that smooth butter and her mouth suction allowed me to reach orgasm before my wife tired of my gyrations. My wife said that it felt fantastic.
[00:15] <luxurymode> nano is lightweight text editor?
[00:16] <tensorpudding> nano is like notepad
[00:16] <tensorpudding> vaguely
[00:16] <tensorpudding> except textmode
[00:16] <luxurymode> right
[00:16] <shcherbak> bye echo
[00:16] <luxurymode> i wanty something that can color hilight code and auto indent
[00:16] <luxurymode> i mean i could use eclipse
[00:16] <luxurymode> not sure i really need something else
[00:16]  * mzuverink is away: Gone and got busy
[00:17] <jmwachtel> hi guys, I am having trouble getting python2.7-minimal to configure and I cannot figure it out.  It is preventing me from finsihing the upgrade, it just says "subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 3"
[00:17] <tensorpudding> emacs is good with both of those things
[00:17] <shcherbak> luxurymode: everyone does (exept cat)
[00:17] <vacho> why can't I set chmod -R 666 with my user that is not sudo??? it's on his own files.
[00:17] <luxurymode> everyone does what?
[00:18] <luxurymode> everyone does what?
[00:18] <shcherbak> luxurymode: color code... fromating, well... not everyone.
[00:18] <luxurymode> gotcha
[00:19] <luxurymode> do you guys recommend Beagle?
[00:20] <moohead> i am trying to install dual boot ubuntu 10.10 but setup doesn't recognize my empty partition .  what should i do?
[00:21] <accel> i have a machine with ubuntu 10.04
[00:21] <accel> is there a way to upgrade it to 10.10 ?
[00:21] <xangua> !upgrade | accel
[00:21] <nemo_> I am not so familiar with VMWare's tools to get the guest resolution fit to work, I'm using edubuntu 10.04 386 in vmware desktop 7.1
[00:22] <nemo_> it says it's the advanced x but I don't see why it shouldn't just work
[00:23] <nemo_> copy/paste between windows and the vm'd edubuntu also is not working
[00:23] <queso> Is there a way to make it so when my finger is at the edge of my touchpad on my laptop that it will continue to move the cursor in that direction, instead of just stopping?
[00:23] <nemo_> I've tried restarting and stuff, but still not working
[00:24] <nemo_> anyone experienced with running (ed)ubuntu in vmware with vmware tools ?
[00:26] <UnholyTerror> Mmmm, manwiches!
[00:27] <[thor]> queso: check the software center for an app called "Pointing Devices"
[00:27] <nemo_> any linux guru around who knows vm tools guest res fix ?
[00:28] <[thor]> queso: it is a config tool that includes things like "locked drags"
[00:28] <lucasreborn> hi guys, i need some help with my ubuntu server
[00:29] <TheLQ> What would cause blacklisting of the module rt2x00usb to fail? Added "blacklist rt2x00usb" to /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf and it still fails. Any suggestions?
[00:29] <malv> how do you get apt-get to not prompt you with installation questions?
[00:30] <jmwachtel> hi guys, I am having trouble getting python2.7-minimal to configure and I cannot figure it out.  It is preventing me from finsihing the upgrade, it just says "subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 3"
[00:30] <maco> malv: the "do you want to install these extra packages?" questins?  add -y
[00:30] <malv> no, i mean when the ncurses display comes up
[00:30] <aeon-ltd> malv: why? the security is there to prevent mistakes
[00:30] <malv> I want the installation to be completely automated
[00:30] <vallhalla> hello all
[00:30] <maco> malv: i dont think so. those are questions you actually have to answer...
[00:31] <malv> it doesn't ask questions when I do a network pxe install
[00:31] <DarkDeath> maco: isn't there like an nLite for ubuntu disks?
[00:31] <maco> DarkDeath: i dont know what nLite is
[00:31] <maco> malv: are you talking about running an ubuntu install or using apt-get?
[00:31] <malv> i'm configuring manually afterwards anyways
[00:31] <DarkDeath> maco: http://www.nliteos.com/
[00:31] <malv> just to get apt-get to not ask questions during install and proceed with defaults
[00:32] <maco> malv: the only questions apt-get asks are about "do you want to install these other packages"  -- the ncurses things are debconf, not apt-get. theyd come up if you used dpkg -i too
[00:32] <maco> malv: you could probably setup kickstart
[00:32] <malv> ok, how do I get it so debconf doesn't ask configuration questions
[00:33] <Seveas> malv, you preseed the answers
[00:33] <maco> malv: if you want to automate original system setup, just use kickstart or preseeding instead of doing a pxe install then trying to install things after
[00:34] <malv> Seveas: when I was running my pxe installer it did not ask me for any configuration questions. I never specified them
[00:34] <malv> now I am trying to do this manually install of through kickstart
[00:34] <Seveas> malv, that's because it runs with a different debconf priority (another way to avoid questions)
[00:35] <Seveas> preseeding is better though as you have control over the answers :)
[00:35] <malv> Seveas: but I am just going to copy over the configuration files anyways
[00:35] <malv> it's easier
[00:36] <itaylor57> malv: you can use the -y option to apt-get which answeres all yes and noquestions
[00:37] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?
[00:37] <SeanInSeattle> Hey all.  How does one upgrade safely using a new .deb pkg?  I don't have the old deb for the previous version, which is currently installed.  Is there a way that I can upgrade with the option of rolling back?
[00:38] <eljuanlux> hola alguien español
[00:38] <eljuanlux> ?
[00:38] <dork> anyone know when pulseaudio isn't going to suck balls so i stop getting this "Disconnected: Connection terminated" error when streaming movies with totem and similar problems with vlc? re: bug #410047
[00:38] <dork> i mean 4 releases in with pulse and it still fails horribly, what's the deal
[00:38] <breadcrumb> !es | dork
[00:38] <dork> breadcrumb: gracias
[00:38] <breadcrumb> woops
[00:39] <dork> indeed
[00:39] <breadcrumb> !es | eljuanlux
[00:39] <queso> [thor]: Thank you, I'll check that out.
[00:41] <queso> [thor]: gpointing-device-settings?
[00:44] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?
[00:44] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?
[00:44] <hblount> oops'
[00:44] <FloodBot1> hblount: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:44] <hblount> sorry
[00:44] <queso> [thor]: I installed it but, unfortunately, it doesn't seem to detect my trackpad. It detected it as a PS/2 Generic Mouse.
[00:46] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?streaming vids from websites like youtube still works
[00:47] <dork> hblount: what about with totem
[00:47] <dork> you said you tried a few players?
[00:47] <craigbass1976> What do I need to do in order to fire up a terminal while my wife's logged into x, su - me and then start firefox?  I used to do this years ago in fedora, couldn't once I switched over to dapper, and keep forgetting to find out why.
[00:47] <hblount> movie player and gnome mplayer
[00:48] <vallhalla> craigbass1976: ed ssh
[00:48] <dork> craigbass1976: you mean just running firefox as your user?
[00:48] <craigbass1976> dork, right, but in another users x session
[00:48] <vallhalla> or more like ssh -X usser@address
[00:48] <dork> ^
[00:49] <craigbass1976> vallhalla, no, not via ssh , right on the same box
[00:49] <mateothegreat> I've been searching for help for pairing my apple aluminum keyboard (and might mouse) with maverick but no luck yet .. It detects both devices and connects them.. but then they don't do anything heh .. any tips?
[00:49] <craigbass1976> vallhalla, or you mean ssh localhost?
[00:49] <dork> just have her su to the account and run the firefox binary
[00:49] <vallhalla> ah then just su user
[00:49] <dork> su - youraccount
[00:49] <dork> firefox-bin
[00:50] <craigbass1976> vallhalla, dork ok, I su - craig.  Then I firefox.  Then I get "No protocol specified  No protocol specified  Error: cannot open display: :0.0
[00:50] <mooseBoy> why when I try to run a shell script I get this error? "=: command not found"
[00:51] <dork> mooseBoy: bad shell script
[00:51] <craigbass1976> mooseBoy, what's in the script?
[00:51] <mooseBoy> here's the line it's on: $OUTPUT = '/usr/local/bin/base64 -e encrypted';;
[00:51] <mooseBoy> it's in a case
[00:52] <zhousm> it is in a case
[00:52] <shenzhou> hello guys, anyone awake?
[00:52] <mooseBoy> huh?
[00:52] <craigbass1976> shenzhou, zzzzz
[00:53] <shenzhou> i have a question, i want to make an icon that opens a python script, but the versions i've tried don't work
[00:53] <craigbass1976> dork, just su doesn't work either.  What did you mean by firefox-bin ?
[00:53] <greezmunkey> shenzhou: How do you run it from the command line?
[00:53] <shenzhou> yes
[00:53] <mooseBoy> The whole script is: echo $2 > encrypted
[00:53] <mooseBoy> case $1 in
[00:53] <mooseBoy> -d)
[00:53] <mooseBoy> $OUTPUT = '/usr/local/bin/base64 -d encrypted';;
[00:53] <mooseBoy> -e)
[00:53] <FloodBot1> mooseBoy: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:53] <mooseBoy> $OUTPUT = '/usr/local/bin/base64 -e encrypted';;
[00:54] <shenzhou> works fine greezmunkey
[00:54] <greezmunkey> shenzhou: no, what command?
[00:54] <shenzhou> this is what i've tried recently "python /home/fredrik/fofox-X.X/src/FoFix.py"
[00:54] <dork> craigbass1976: it's security related, researching it now
[00:54] <dork> security as in x
[00:54] <greezmunkey> shenzhou: application in terminal "gnome-terminal -x python ..."
[00:55] <shenzhou> ahh, i'm gonna try that
[00:55] <greezmunkey> shenzhou: got it?
[00:55] <craigbass1976> dork, right.  Like I said, I used to do it in fedora and cent, but haven't tried to fix it since I couldn't do it anymore in dapper.
[00:55] <owen_meany> OT: where does one do political discussions? dalnet?
[00:55] <abstrakt> owen_meany, probably #politics
[00:55] <abstrakt> owen_meany, which exists, you probably won't get much done tho
[00:56] <dork> owen_meany: why would you want to converse with pseudo-intellectual irc people about politics
[00:56] <shenzhou> greezmunkey, it started a terminal but it closed right away
[00:56] <shenzhou> greezmunkey, i'll show what i wrote
[00:56] <nemo_> anyone able to help ?
[00:56] <craigbass1976> nemo_, what's the issue
[00:56] <shenzhou> greezmunkey, gnome-terminal -x python /home/fredrik/fofox-X.X/src/FoFix.py
[00:56] <dekone> owen_meany: ##ronpaul
[00:56] <otak> craigbass1976: you can copy your ~/.mozilla/firefox/something.default to her home dir
[00:57] <dork> ##farrightnutjobs
[00:57] <shenzhou> greezmunkey, that's what i tried, a terminal popped up but compizfaded out and closed right away
[00:57] <greezmunkey> shenzhou: Play with it, I'm cli only here so I can't test it for you...sorry
[00:57] <nemo_> I'm running vmware and want to have the advanced x stuff like copy/paste and guest resolution fit
[00:57] <nemo_> running edubuntu 10.04 in vm
[00:57] <greezmunkey> shenzhou: man gnome-terminal possibly will give you the proper options.
[00:58] <craigbass1976> otak, then she'd have my profile.  This isn't only for my wife and I; I've also got a laptop going out the door to a customer; when I see it again every so often, I'm going to want to fire up gedit on a file that he doesn't have write access to.  I'd just vi it, but it's php and gedit will be easier.
[00:58] <greezmunkey> nemo_: install vmware tools, it should have offered to do that for you on the guest os install
[00:58] <malice> can someone help fixing my opensll with rubyonrails and rvm?
[00:58] <nemo_> I installed vmware tools
[00:59] <otak> owen_meany: ?#wikileaks
[00:59] <dork> craigbass1976: vim > *
[00:59] <greezmunkey> nemo_: donno then, mine works
[00:59] <dork> especially for php environments
[00:59] <dork> but i'm still researching so hold up
[00:59] <nemo_> it said something about I have to enable advanced X features
[01:00] <craigbass1976> dork, vim is greater than everything?
[01:00] <nemo_> copy/paste and guest resolution fit is advanced...
[01:00] <dork> it's vi with an ide
[01:00] <greezmunkey> nemo_: it is if you are pasting from the host to the guest, and so on...
[01:00] <dork> and the ide portion is conducive to i think to a ton of languages/config files syntaxes etc
[01:01] <tallmtt> I have been running badblocks on an external harddrive for over 24 hrs.  Almost every block is bad so far and it is only 0.10% done.  Can I do it on only a partition?  Is there a better/faster way to save this HD?
[01:01] <nemo_> I can't copy/paste between vm and host, to or from, either way
[01:02] <nemo_> I tried the restart x session steps I read about
[01:02]  * ThatBum is away: Going away...
[01:03] <nemo_> is there some commands in terminal that would be helpful to see what is happening with the vmware tools ?
[01:03] <nemo_> my linux skill is rusty
[01:03] <owen_meany> Thanks for all your suggestions ##ronpaul was cute
[01:03] <dork> alright craigbass1976
[01:04] <dork> like someone suggested you're better off using ssh for this
[01:04] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?streaming vids from websites like youtube still works
[01:05] <dork> craigbass1976: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ssh - then do ssh -X youruser@localhost
[01:05] <cxo> Why is that if i copy one file at a time over my wireless i get 2mb/s, but if i have two files copying at once, i get 2mb/s + 1mb/s ?
[01:05] <dork> have her authenticate, run firefox
[01:05] <dork> otherwise you'll have to hand edit xorg.conf for x11 redirect which would be fine but ssh is the most simple/secure way of approaching it
[01:05] <craigbass1976> dork, AHA!!!!  su - craig.  Then sudo xhost +   Then gedit, firefox, whatever app I want
[01:05] <dork> and you can set her up for passwordless authentication from localhost if you need to
[01:05] <Barridus> can anyone suggest a good USA mirror for the repositories?  i've used the select best feature in the update manager but found later that whatever it told me that day was slower on another.  i'd like to avoid doing that every time.  thanks :)
[01:06] <dork> ah ok i stand corrected
[01:06] <highclasshole> join ubuntu-offtopic
[01:06] <craigbass1976> dork, then I can just do sudo xhost - to turn security back on
[01:06] <flourishing7> hello everyone. How can the firewall in Ubuntu 10.10 be adjusted to start automatically after every boot?
[01:06] <xangua> flourishing7: it does
[01:06] <dork> craigbass1976: gotcha
[01:07] <craigbass1976> dork, now what the blazes did I want to do this for...  I can't remember what the file was I was after...
[01:07] <highclasshole> flourishing7: save your iptables state
[01:07] <dork> hah
[01:07] <cxo> highclasshole, why, whats happening over there?
[01:07] <otak> cxo: limiting factor is not wireless but disk writes
[01:07] <highclasshole> forgot a slash
[01:08] <nemo_> I'm not even sure vmware tools is running, I tried 'ps x' in a terminal, not seeing something with vmware running
[01:08] <flourishing7> highclasshole - how can I save iptables state?
[01:08] <highclasshole> nemo_: did you check the readings on your tricoder?
[01:08] <cxo> iptables-save > file
[01:08] <highclasshole> flourishing7: sudo /etc/init.d/iptables save
[01:08] <greezmunkey> nemo_: check vmwares site, the instructions and what not are all there.
[01:08] <nemo_> tricoder ?
[01:09] <highclasshole> nemo_: yeah check the tricoder readings on your vm
[01:09] <flourishing7> thank you - I am beginner
[01:09] <ryokea> highclasshole: awesome, just plain awesome
[01:09] <highclasshole> ;)
[01:09] <skullboy> back
[01:09] <greezmunkey> tricorders on, phasers on kill
[01:09] <highclasshole> nemo_: if you need more info ask spock for help
[01:10] <nemo_> rrrriiiiight
[01:10] <skullboy> now who was talkin to me
[01:10] <nemo_> is there a terminal command other than ps x to see if vmware tools is actually running ?
[01:10] <edbian> nemo_, ps -e   why would you need another tool to see processes running?
[01:11] <edbian> nemo_, top
[01:11] <afterdark> top
[01:11] <greezmunkey> nemo_: look in the menus for the vmware window, I believe there is an option to install tools - I guess I'll have to go boot my laptop to tell you how to do it...
[01:12] <greezmunkey> s/menus for/menus of
[01:12] <nemo_> with ps -e, I found vmmemctl and vmtoolsd running
[01:12] <Chetic> ubuntu 10.10 live cd, how do I mount my ntfs file system for writing?
[01:12] <Ortizimo> vizzle u here
[01:12] <skullboy> so i have files on my pc i want to install a different ubuntu based os can i install alongside mine grab the files off there and resize the partition
[01:12] <Vizzle> y
[01:12] <edbian> Chetic, places -> computer -> the drive
[01:13] <edbian> Chetic, double click it
[01:13] <Ortizimo> man its not working
[01:13] <Vizzle> Ortizimo, WHAT UP
[01:13] <Vizzle> srry for caps
[01:13] <Ortizimo> np
[01:13] <skullboy> so i have files on my pc i want to install a different ubuntu based os can i install alongside mine grab the files off there and resize the partition
[01:13] <Tanthrix> Would there be any issues with using an ext2 formatted drive for a main media drive? I'm looking to use a partition format that will make for the best possible recovery if I ever have a drive failure
[01:13] <edbian> skullboy, yes
[01:13] <Tanthrix> From what I've read, ext3 is less likely to be recoverable, hence my thought of using ext2.
[01:13] <NightTrain_> t.org
[01:13] <edbian> Tanthrix, There are no problems with that.  I don't know what is best for recovery
[01:13] <Ortizimo> k nothing worked
[01:13] <Ortizimo> i still have an ext3
[01:13] <edbian> Tanthrix, Not sure if ext2 is supported anymore though
[01:13] <Ortizimo> hdd
[01:13] <skullboy> ok so if this goes badly can i recover my files
[01:14] <Tanthrix> edbian: K, thanks.
[01:14] <edbian> skullboy, Possibly but it's difficult and I've never done such a thing
[01:14] <edbian> Tanthrix, no prob
[01:14] <nemo_> the vmware tools is installed and running apparently.  I don't see how to make it work right, like the copy/paste and guest res fit
[01:14] <Chetic> edbian: ah the problem was that I couldn't read from my old home directory.. how do I solve that?
[01:14] <edbian> Chetic, sudo chmod 777 /path/to/folder
[01:15] <edbian> Chetic, Or sudo chown <your userName> /path/to/folder
[01:15] <skullboy> so how would i go about resizeing the partition after installing the other os
[01:15] <edbian> Chetic, or and you'll want a -R on that
[01:15] <edbian> skullboy, Using gparted on a live CD
[01:16] <vasc0> quit
[01:17] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?streaming vids from websites like youtube still works
[01:18] <Chetic> edbian, that sure solved it! thank you very very much :)
[01:18] <edbian> Chetic, no problem.  Want me to explain?
[01:18] <skullboy> how risky is this
[01:18] <edbian> skullboy, Installing a new OS is not very risky if you know what you're doing.
[01:18] <edbian> skullboy, But then again the same can be said about using an OS
[01:19] <edbian> skullboy, or driving
[01:19] <Diamondcite> hblount: Have you tried marking VLC for re-installation?
[01:19] <skullboy> no i mean takeing resizeing the partition my os is on
[01:20] <Linuxsapien> no one in xchat to help, can someone tell me how to install the python or perl plugin please?
[01:20] <skullboy> no i mean takeing resizeing the partition my os is on
[01:20] <edbian> Linuxsapien, python / perl plugin for what?
[01:20] <abstrakt> Linuxsapien, all you should need to do is install python and perl
[01:20] <edbian> skullboy, That's slightly more dangerous.  I've done it probably a dozen times in the past 3 years without a single error though.
[01:20] <Linuxsapien> note "xchat"
[01:20] <abstrakt> Linuxsapien, if ubuntu's xchat isn't compile with python or perl support then you'll ned to recompile from source on your own
[01:21] <hblount> Diamondcite: you mean uninstall and reinstall vlc?
[01:21] <skullboy> so how do i do it properly
[01:21] <Diamondcite> hblount: Yes effectively speaking
[01:21] <skullboy> sorry i really dont wanna screw up
[01:21] <abstrakt> skullboy, just back up
[01:21] <abstrakt> skullboy, if you back up then nothing matters, you can do a clean wipe if you want
[01:22] <Diamondcite> hblount: IF that doesn't work delete ~/.vlc
[01:22] <abstrakt> skullboy, or you can still just try gparted and if it corrupts your data you still have your important files on backup
[01:22] <sbeck_> skullboy, is it a primary or a logical partition (in a extended one) ?
[01:22] <abstrakt> skullboy, there's really no substitute for backup
[01:22] <hblount> Diamondcite: no, but i didnt think that would help since i tried movie player and gnome mplayer and its the same problem
[01:22] <edbian> skullboy, Just use gparted and double check yourself.  Did I just tell gparted to delete everything?  If the answer is "no" then you're fine
[01:23] <Diamondcite> hblount: WHat is in place of no video? blue screen? Black screen?
[01:23] <hblount> Diamondcite: black screen
[01:23] <Diamondcite> hblount: I wonder if the "xv" output (xvideo) is working...
[01:24] <skullboy> primary
[01:24] <hblount> Diamondcite: idk about that. how do i check?
[01:24] <Diamondcite> I'm too use to using "mplayer" the command line..
[01:25] <Diamondcite> hblount: Assuming it's installed.. try "mplayer -vo x11 /path/to/video.here"
[01:25] <sbeck_> skullboy, at first I only can recommend you to backup your files as there always is a chance to loose some when you edit partitions.
[01:25] <nemo_> not sure if this is what is needed to be done, but I'm messing around in /usr/bin/ and just ran sudo vm-support
[01:25] <aszpain2> is it possible to revert the version of a package? I mean: Imagine you install a new version of the package but now u want to return to the old version is it possible?
[01:26] <highclasshole> nemo_: can you put your tricoder readings in pastebin, that will help
[01:26] <nemo_> got this '/usr/bin/vm-support: line 60: [: -eq: unary operator expected'
[01:26] <sbeck_> After that you could use gparted from a live cd.
[01:26] <SuperPaco69> does any one knows if I can run the SAE apps in Ubuntu???
[01:26] <highclasshole> SuperPaco69: SAE?
[01:26] <SuperPaco69> highclasshole, yes a management application
[01:27] <nemo> eh.
[01:27]  * nemo is tired of being highlighted
[01:27] <highclasshole> SuperPaco69: thanks that helps..... but for everyone else who has no idea what you are talking about, can you please be more specific
[01:28] <hblount> Diamondcite: that worked! do you know what the problem is now and what i should do to fix this?
[01:28] <SuperPaco69> highclasshole, I will come back with more info
[01:28] <magicianlord> is ubuntu going commercial?
[01:29] <kcorcoran_> i am compiling source, just typed in 'make' and hit enter...while this is running i checked my CPU utilization.  i noticed the processing is bouncing back and forth between the two cores...is there a switch i can add to 'make' to force (aqlmost) full utilization of the cpu's to speed up the compiling process?
[01:29] <greezmunkey> too bad nemo left, I had his answer, like just now...
[01:29] <Diamondcite> hblount: Your xvideo extension seems to be broken, unfortunately I don't know how to fix that at the moment.
[01:29] <ryokea> kcorcoran: i use make -j3
[01:30] <aeon-ltd> kcorcoran: it may not seem like it but the juggling between cores is more efficient 90% of the time
[01:30] <Diamondcite> hblount: Are you on an ATI graphic card?
[01:30] <hblount> Diamondcite: damn. no, its nvidia. its an old acer laptop
[01:30] <stillbourne> anyone know where I can find a repo that has perl 5.12.2?
[01:31] <nemo_> another nemo ?
[01:31] <sbeck_> magicianlord, Mark Shuttleworth always said that he wanted to become Canocical making money. So it's clear that Ubuntu is going to become commercial. But if you mean that it will only become availabel for mony then I don't think so.
[01:31] <kcorcoran_> aeon-ltd:  can you elaborate?
[01:31] <nemo_> hmm, guess I need to change nicks
[01:31] <itaylor57> stillbourne: have you looked in launchpad?
[01:31] <Diamondcite> hblount: Did you recently do anything with cairo-dock?
[01:31] <UnholyTerror> kcorcoran, the juggling is the different programs being run...
[01:32] <nemu> ok?
[01:32] <hblount> Diamondcite: i dont think so because i dont know what that is...
[01:32] <nemu> meh, not used to xchat either
[01:32] <wizardslovak> people
[01:32] <wizardslovak> how do i format esb drive?
[01:32] <wizardslovak> usb
[01:32] <magicianlord> in disk utility, wizardslovak
[01:32] <magicianlord> unmount the drive, then format it
[01:32] <mark_> hi everyone lucid lynx 64 bit here....really quite good now esp after updates
[01:32] <genome> <--nemo_
[01:32] <wizardslovak> sorry for noob questions
[01:32] <magicianlord> mark_: how good
[01:33] <genome> everything is already registered with nickserv...
[01:33] <sbeck_> greezmunkey, did you see that nemo is back ?
[01:33] <mark_> its sooo good that...
[01:33] <stillbourne> itaylor57, yeah only has 5.10 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/perl
[01:33] <kcorcoran_> thanks for the quick replies guys.  i knew about j3, but didn't realize it could be added to any command...very cool
[01:33] <magicianlord> i found that the sound disappears at random on lucid 10.4.1 and that pressing restart only logs you out sometimes
[01:33] <meh> I never left
[01:33] <wizardslovak> where is disk utility?
[01:33] <nemo2> yay! not reg'd
[01:33] <greezmunkey> meh: do you have your vmware up now?
[01:33] <aeon-ltd> kcorcoran_: rather than maxing out one core and causing a bottleneck (and using more power at the same time), using 2 cores allows the compiler(if you're using i686 compatible cpu and software) to pass jobs in sync with the other core, and using less power per core and in total hence greater efficiency
[01:33] <itaylor57> stillbourne: it is really easy to build perl yourself
[01:33] <mark_> that i dont need windows anymore!
[01:33] <nemo2> <--nemo_
[01:34] <Diamondcite> hblount: Not sure what is causing xvideo to not work with the nvidia driver at the moment.. please try another person.
[01:34] <magicianlord> mark_: how you gonna run flash
[01:34] <nemo2> in ps -e  I had two things running
[01:34] <rafael_> hola
[01:34] <stillbourne> itaylor57, if I wanted to build it myself I'd go back to using gentoo.
[01:34] <itaylor57> stillbourne: use CPAN
[01:34] <greezmunkey> nemo2: what were they?? hmm?
[01:34] <mark_> ? flash square plugi works fine
[01:34] <stillbourne> cpan update?
[01:35] <nemo2> vmmemctl, and vmtoolsd
[01:35] <schultza> I'm trying to connect a Windows Seven Home Premium computer to a Linux computer via SMB services... (file/printer sharing) I'm not seeing either way.
[01:35] <kcorcoran_> that makes sense....i kind of wondered about that...allowing the CPU's to handle the thoroughput most efficiently for the call at that moment...i am curious about that...might have to run some tests
[01:35] <housam> how can i make nimbuzz work in ubuntu
[01:36] <greezmunkey> nemo2: If you look in your vmware window, there is file, then Virtual Machine. Select Virtual Machine, and select reinstall vmware tools - it should be there, and will clear you issue up, most likely.
[01:37] <nemo2> greezmunkey: I did that
[01:37] <sam-_-> schultza, try ping
[01:37] <schultza> hang on...
[01:37] <highclasshole> magicianlord: yeah ubuntu is going commercial
[01:37] <highclasshole> lulz
[01:38] <magicianlord> oh highclasshole. what do you think of that?
[01:38] <dork> nemo2: just do a ps aux | grep vm
[01:38] <dork> as root
[01:38] <sam-_-> schultza, you may need to change a setting in the windows firewall
[01:38] <highclasshole> because canonical has always been a for profit company???
[01:38] <Pici> !ot | highclasshole
[01:39] <nemo2> root      1073  0.0  0.0      0     0 ?        S    05:23   0:00 [vmmemctl]
[01:39] <highclasshole> Pici: I was answering a question tell that to magicianlord
[01:39] <dork> ok so whats the problem
[01:39] <nemo2> root      1222  0.0  0.2   5688  2824 ?        S    05:23   0:07 /usr/sbin/vmtoolsd
[01:39] <magicianlord> they are now selling software and cloud
[01:39] <nemo2> nemo      8001  0.0  1.1  29176 12128 pts/1    S    17:16   0:00 /usr/lib/vmware-tools/bin32/vmware-user-loader --blockFd 3
[01:39] <dork> so what
[01:39] <magicianlord> and cloud computing is a failure
[01:40] <highclasshole> magicianlord: k go tell offtopic all about it
[01:40] <Pici> magicianlord: non-support talk belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic.
[01:40]  * magicianlord cries
[01:40] <kcorcoran_> magicianlord:  why do you fell cloud is a failure?
[01:40] <magicianlord> ok
[01:40] <highclasshole> magicianlord: SEKRET KLUB
[01:40] <dork> 'cloud computing is a failure'
[01:40] <dork> haha
[01:40] <Pici> kcorcoran_: You ask him in #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:40] <tensorpudding> so secret that you can just /join it right away
[01:41] <dork> take your computer back to walmart and apologize for wasting their time
[01:41] <tensorpudding> and that they're willing to mention it in public
[01:41] <Pici> dork: No need for that.
[01:41] <nemo2> those results from ps aux | grep vm make it look like it's running
[01:41] <magicianlord> walmart wastes my time
[01:41] <Pici> Lets keep it civil here.
[01:41] <magicianlord> with their interrogators
[01:41] <highclasshole> #ubuntu-offtopic magicianlord
[01:41] <dork> Pici: sorry but theres a certain amount of ignorance that can't go unchecked
[01:42] <nemo2> after the install of vmtools, it has a section to read saying 'To enable advanced X features (e.g., guest resolution fit, drag and drop, and ...'
[01:42] <Diamondcite> housam: Nimbuzz (The voice chat portion) currently does not work probably for Ubuntu/Linux. There are alternatives if you on intend to chat via text messages.
[01:43] <kcorcoran_> okay, very strange.  on my wireless nic (usb) if i run a constanct ping i don't lose connectivity; however if i don't run a ping (or sometihng with constant communicatoins my wireless drops.  any insight appreciated?
[01:44] <dork> nemo2: seems like it's running, i don't know enough about it to help you from there though
[01:44] <dork> i use xen primarily
[01:44] <nemo2> dork: ok thanks
[01:45] <nemo2> I'll keep looking at usr/bin/vm* stuff
[01:45] <D3luSi0n4L> Hey anyone available that wouldn't mind walking me through installing Ubuntu Alongside WIndows 7
[01:45] <schultza> sam-_-: ping and telnet to port 445 connects just fine from the linux computer
[01:45] <aeon-ltd> !dualboot
[01:46] <sam-_-> schultza, ps aux | grep smbd
[01:46] <D3luSi0n4L> appreciate the response but unfortunately my problems are even further
[01:47] <sam-_-> schultza, does it run?
[01:47] <nemo2> odd error, don't know what hal is 'hal: unrecognized service'
[01:47] <dork> hardware abstraction layer
[01:47] <D3luSi0n4L> aeon-ltd: did you see my response?
[01:47] <dork> that's not a good problem to have
[01:47] <Pici> magicianlord: you're muted. Please see your pm.
[01:48] <dork> nemo2: where do you encounter that
[01:48] <nemo2> install/uninstall of vmware tools
[01:48] <lucasreborn> sorry
[01:49] <lucasreborn> my connection went down
[01:49] <D3luSi0n4L> anyone mind? I'm having trouble getting it installed
[01:49] <JoeSomebody> is there a channel for newbie questions? (this should be an easy one)
[01:49] <nemo2> running this again 'nemo@edubuntu:~/Desktop/vmware-tools-distrib$ sudo vmware-install.pl"
[01:49] <dork> if i were you i would pastebin an abstract of your machines environment (release version, architecture, any other pertinent information) along with the stuff you're trying to install and run. mainly because i only entered your situation half way into it and know nothing of what you're trying to do but so other people here have a map of your situation
[01:49] <JoeSomebody> anyone - i install 2 new themes, they look ok and say installed, but when i go to pick them in ubuntu appearance and they are not there to pick, go to reinstall, and it says they are there, can someone help? when i try to reinstall it says something like cannot copy over folder
[01:49] <rww> JoeSomebody: here or #ubuntu-beginners
[01:50] <JoeSomebody> ok thanks
[01:50] <dork> JoeSomebody: using gnome-art?
[01:50] <nemo2> hmm, 'error setting MTRR (base = 0xd0000000, size = 0x01000000, type = 1) Inappropriate ioctl for device (25)'
[01:51] <dork> io errors for the vm
[01:51] <D3luSi0n4L> anyone please? Its installation questions
[01:51] <JoeSomebody> using 10.10
[01:51] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: ask the question
[01:51] <JoeSomebody> gnome-art?
[01:51] <dork> JoeSomebody: so you're installing themes via gnome-art?
[01:51] <dork> how are you installing themes
[01:51] <D3luSi0n4L> I am unable to boot from disk on my hp for some reason or another?
[01:52] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: kind of disk?
[01:52] <dork> make model of machine?
[01:52] <D3luSi0n4L> so In the installer for Ubuntu 10.10
[01:52] <D3luSi0n4L> HP G71 - a aidata DVD-R
[01:52] <JoeSomebody> i installed by clicking download / whatever the default it
[01:52] <D3luSi0n4L> 10.10 doesnt fit on a disk
[01:52] <D3luSi0n4L> cdr
[01:52] <zookalicious> @JoeSomebody that doesn't install the package. Just downloads it
[01:53] <D3luSi0n4L> hmm
[01:53] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: is that your problem?
[01:53] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: you have a thumb drive laying around?
[01:53] <zookalicious> @JoeSomebody you need to move the theme over to the appropriate folder or run the installation script (if it has one)
[01:53] <D3luSi0n4L> I dont
[01:54] <D3luSi0n4L> so heres what I'm doing
[01:54] <D3luSi0n4L> when I use the disc it comes up on my windows when i put it in my system
[01:54] <JoeSomebody> i saw the theme and colors , so how is it not installed? confusing to newbies
[01:54] <D3luSi0n4L> and gives me 3 options
[01:54] <dork> JoeSomebody: how are you installing themes though?
[01:54] <D3luSi0n4L> Install Alongside Another OS, Install Inside Windows, Having trouble booting from disc
[01:54] <JoeSomebody> it was opened with theme installer i think ?
[01:54] <dork> JoeSomebody: i've seen that behavior with gnome-art the theme manager
[01:55] <JoeSomebody> from firefox
[01:55] <dork> hrm
[01:55]  * ThatBum is back (gone 00:52:21)
[01:55] <zookalicious> @JoeSomebody just run us through the exact steps you took when you were 'installing' it
[01:55] <D3luSi0n4L> so I choose the last one and it installs something for me on my system
[01:55] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: you have a free partition on that box that you can install on?
[01:55] <JoeSomebody> how do i fix it and redo them right?
[01:55] <zookalicious> You clicked download, and then?
[01:55] <Pici> !away > ThatBum
[01:55] <D3luSi0n4L> yes I have made a 50gb ext4 partition & a 5gb swap
[01:55] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: how big is your cd dude? since when is a standard install not able to fit on a cdr
[01:55] <nemo2> some other errors reported on install, but the logfile it says it made, isn't there or I can't find it
[01:55] <D3luSi0n4L> the iso is like almost 800mb?
[01:56] <rww> no it isn't
[01:56] <zookalicious> @D It's less than that, about 750MB
[01:56] <dork> JoeSomebody: install anothe theme, check the list, if it's the same problem isaw with gnome-art it will add the last installed theme every new instance
[01:56] <D3luSi0n4L> the cdr i have 747mb?
[01:56] <zookalicious> @D standard cdr size is 800MB
[01:56] <rww> 10.10's ISO images are all under 700MB
[01:56] <D3luSi0n4L> ooh ya
[01:56] <sbeck_> zookalicious, 800 MB ? It's 700 MB
[01:56] <D3luSi0n4L> ok ill try it
[01:56] <D3luSi0n4L> nvm
[01:57] <zookalicious> For a CD-R?
[01:57] <dork> D3luSi0n4L: it's been a while since i used a standard install iso but i'm pretty sure you can still get the full distro in under 700mb
[01:57] <D3luSi0n4L> haha ill brb in a little
[01:57] <sbeck_> zookalicious, yes.
[01:57] <D3luSi0n4L> ok ill try
[01:57] <zookalicious> woops your right
[01:57] <ThatBum> Pici: ok, unset away message
[01:57] <zookalicious> now why did I think it was 800....
[01:57] <kostmo> Is it possible to install Ubuntu as a paravirtualized guest in xen?
[01:57] <dork> kostmo: of course
[01:57] <zookalicious> thanks sbeck
[01:57] <kostmo> dork, I'm failing miserably
[01:57] <sbeck_> zookalicious, there are cd-r's with 800 MB but they are seldom.
[01:58] <Pici> ThatBum: thanks :)
[01:58] <dork> kostmo: using the right kernel?
[01:58] <aszpain2> how do u get the .pc files from a package?
[01:58] <Sabri> How can I run a terminal command automatically every time I log in?
[01:58] <zookalicious> sbeck_: Mhm, I thought mine were 800 for some weird reason. It's not like I don't use them more or less every day >_o
[01:58] <dork> kostmo: you can't use a standard install kernel for paravirt is has to be modified accordingly
[01:59] <nemo2> I had previously ran ubuntu 9.10 on parallels without any issues, but not having the same smooth experience on vmware with edubuntu 10.04 unfortunately
[01:59] <dork> but i'm pretty sure ubuntu provides that
[01:59] <dork> unfortunately i never build ubuntu vps' only centos
[01:59] <sbeck_> zookalicious, no problem with it. I didn't want to offend you.
[01:59] <zer010> Sabri: Look at Startup Applications
[01:59] <dork> but i know for a fact that ubuntu is support for xen domu's
[01:59] <dork> s/support/supportive
[01:59] <Sabri> nemo2: Ubuntu 10.10 runs fine on Parallels for me.
[02:00] <hblount> hi. a have lubuntu 10.10. i have problem with video not showing, only audio works. this just started happening, after i tried to "repair"  an incomplete file with VLC. now nothing wokrs and all videos only have audio and a black screen. i tried reboot,check diff video files,and use other players. same problem. can anyone help?streaming vids from websites like youtube still works
[02:00] <kostmo> dork, how might I go about doing that if I want a paravirtualized Ubuntu 10.10 server edition, say?
[02:00] <nemo2> yeah, parallels is pretty nice, but I had heard vmware was supposedly the best...not seeing it yet
[02:01] <dork> kostmo: what kind of dom0?
[02:01] <kostmo> RHEL5
[02:01] <aszpain2> where can I find the .pc files of a package?
[02:02] <crimsun> aszpain2: in the relevant -dev packages
[02:03] <cxo> /usr/lib/pkgconfig
[02:03] <aszpain2> but I already installed them.. and I cant find nothing under the pkconfig diir
[02:03] <dork> kostmo: if it's anything like installing a rhel/centos based domu you need the appropriate initrd and xen kernel
[02:03] <aszpain2> for example gstreamer-dev
[02:03] <dork> kostmo: which it probably is
[02:03] <crimsun> aszpain2: in /usr/lib/pkgconfig/ ?
[02:04] <aszpain2> no.. well I am usingOPKG
[02:04] <kostmo> dork, one thing I tried is "exploding" the filesystem of the ISO onto an FTP server for a network install.  It failed when it couldn't find "/images/xen/vmlinuz"
[02:04] <aszpain2> OPKG
[02:04] <crimsun> aszpain2: err, that's slightly different.  On a Debian or Ubuntu system, you could check: dpkg -L libgstreamer0.10-dev |grep \.pc |wc -l
[02:04] <kostmo> dork, I am using the Virtual Machine Manager graphical tool, which has a wizard for creating a new VM
[02:05] <zetter> yes, thank you
[02:05] <kostmo> dork, virt-manager is the application
[02:05] <crimsun> aszpain2: (that assumes that you have the libgstreamer0.10-dev binary package installed locally.  If you don't, use apt-file or packages.ubuntu.com)
[02:05] <aszpain2> does opkg generate .pc files?
[02:05] <dork> kostmo: yah i'm familiar with it, but you have to have a xen fitted initrd and kernel for it
[02:05] <need> is there a way to remotely control a ubuntu desktop from a windows pc over lan
[02:05] <dork> can't just use whatever comes with a standard install iso
[02:06] <dork> kostmo: so basically you have to provide those componants in /images/xen/*
[02:06] <itaylor57> need: you could always use ssh
[02:06] <dork> need: ssh or vnc
[02:06] <punxtar> anyone knows the anonymous irc server?
[02:07] <kostmo> dork, does the community generate those components?  Where might I find them?  I wouldn't know where to begin to create them myself
[02:07] <need> dork i know of realvnc how do i get it to connect to vnc
[02:07] <dork> kostmo: most definitely among the community, just gotta research it
[02:07] <anoland_ks_> Morning:
[02:08] <need> dork: is there a way to use utra realvnc with an ubuntu version
[02:08] <schultza> i have two entries for smbd on the linux side
[02:09] <dork> need: looks like ultra is windows based but it's probably compatable with the plethora of vnc servers available on ubuntu
[02:09] <dork> need: real vnc, or x11vnc
[02:09] <dork> whatever
[02:09] <hblount> hi. i am having a problem with video. i have lubuntu 10.10 and when i try to play video files, it only shows black screen and audio. it just started happening after i tried to "repair" an incomplete avi file with VLC. now ALL of my video files shows black screen and audio only, i tried VLC, movie player, gnome mplayer. i figured out it was "xv" problem, because if i change settings in VLC to "x11" instead of "xv", it works. b
[02:09] <hblount> ut other video players still show black screen and audio only. can anyone help?
[02:09] <need> dork: real vnc is what i have used in the past
[02:10] <dork> need: if you do a sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install x11vnc , start the server, you can probably connect from ultra assuming that routing is working accordinly
[02:10] <need> dork:thanks for the info i will try have a gret holiday
[02:10] <dork> you too
[02:10] <bsmith093> does anyone know if there is a way to do a read only fsck on a mounted drive ( my system drive/)
[02:12] <MikeChelen> hi, my desktop icons are not loading, all that appears is the background, and the mouse is also on the loading cursor
[02:12] <itaylor57> bsmith093: add the -n to fsck
[02:12] <K350> Is there any alternaitve ways to read the man files apart from the terminal?
[02:12] <bsmith093> itaylor57: whats that switch do?
[02:12] <K350> would be nice to be able to read then in the webbrowser in some..mode easy
[02:12] <Sabri> zer010: Thanks for that, but it's not helping.  I'm trying to run a command:  mount_afp afp://username:password@hostname/path ~/public_html -o user=username,group=fuse 0 0
[02:13] <MikeChelen> K350: http://linuxmanpages.com/ ?
[02:13] <itaylor57> bsmith093: Make no changes to the filesystem
[02:13] <Sabri> Drat, he's gone.
[02:13] <itaylor57> bsmith093: fsck -help
[02:14] <K350> nickmoeck: Ah, thanks. I must a look at that one:-)
[02:15] <K350> chitragupt: Do you know if there's any utility for linuxmanpages simular to ...well something like pastbinit utility?
[02:16] <bsmith093> i pasted the log of fsck -n here can someone look it over and tell me if im screwed? http://pastebin.com/LV9biLGc
[02:16] <goodtime> com
[02:17] <idea4gud> **Help** Fdisk doesnt all partition types when i do 'l' command inside fdisk
[02:17]  * skraito for firefox user http://yohanespatra.wordpress.com/2010/12/14/0x71-firefox-browser-hardening-cisecurity-benchmark-level-1/
[02:17] <chalcedony> hi
[02:18] <LoRez> skraito: don't spam.
[02:18] <skraito> who is spamming?
[02:19] <chalcedony> i'm trying to figure out why i can't ssh to my husband's box. it's giving an error: password:
[02:19] <chalcedony> Permission denied, please try again.
[02:19]  * BartleB is away, auto-away after 15 minutes, (log\off pager\on)
[02:19] <edbian> chalcedony, Do you have access to that machine otherwise?
[02:19] <chalcedony> edbian, yes
[02:19] <edbian> chalcedony, Look at the logs
[02:19] <chalcedony> edbian, where?
[02:20] <idea4gud> can anybody provide me some insight with fdisk util
[02:20] <edbian> chalcedony, /var/log/auth.log
[02:20] <Pici> !away > Bartleb_AFK
[02:20] <chalcedony> ty edbian :)
[02:20] <edbian> chalcedony, yep
[02:20] <bsmith093> can someone look over my fsck -n run http://pastebin.com/LV9biLGc
[02:20] <Sabri> Is /etc/profile executed on Gnome login?
[02:21] <Vonius> Hi people. I have a little problem with Firefox.
[02:21] <sbeck> Vonius, could you be a bit more precise, please ? ;-)
[02:21] <idea4gud> fdisk doesnt show all list of file systems when i do fdisk command 'l'
[02:22] <Vonius> ----------- SCAN SUMMARY -----------
[02:22] <Vonius> Known viruses: 857353
[02:22] <Vonius> Engine version: 0.96.3
[02:22] <Vonius> Scanned directories: 407
[02:22] <Vonius> Scanned files: 988
[02:22] <FloodBot1> Vonius: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:22] <idea4gud> when i run the same cd on my friend's comp it shows all partition types
[02:22] <Vonius> Scanned files: 988
[02:22] <Vonius> Infected files: 2
[02:23] <Vonius> /home/ivan/.mozilla/firefox/b94ew4q2.default/Cache/63323A17d01: PUA.HTML.Infected.WebPage-2 FOUND
[02:23] <Vonius> /home/ivan/.mozilla/firefox/b94ew4q2.default/Cache/84FDEB4Fd01: PUA.HTML.Infected.WebPage-2 FOUND
[02:23] <sbeck> Vonius, stop it.
[02:23] <Guest36080>  some folders from a xp HD to a ubuntu HD using Linux Mint CD now the folder even though shared wony allow access and I cant change the permissions wht do i do?
[02:23] <sbeck> Use a pastebin, please.
[02:23] <Pici> Vonius: Please use a pastebin instead of pasting directly into the channel: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:23] <Guest36080> who?
[02:23] <Vonius> Ok. Sorry guys. One minut
[02:23] <Cygnus_Rift> Hey all, I need help with a driver problem for ubuntu 10.10. My Nvidia drivers are screwed and now ubuntu won't boot up into a gui interface. Heres the code for it http://pastebin.com/6s17u8K2
[02:24] <GodKiller> .
[02:25] <kostmo> dork, does the term "Dom0" mean the virtual machine "host", and "DomU" is the "guest" of the virtual machine?
[02:26] <dork> kostkon: correct
[02:27] <dork> actually
[02:27] <dork> dom0 is the real machine that hosts the virtual machines, domu is the virtual machine
[02:27] <dork> but i think that's what you meant
[02:31] <Cygnus_Rift> Anybody help?
[02:32] <gogeta1> nope
[02:32] <gogeta1> lol
[02:32] <edbian> Cygnus_Rift, Gotta tell us what the problem is first
[02:32] <marvster1> Running Ubuntu 10.04, Just installed new Adobe flash player and now have no sound, need help to fix the problem
[02:32] <Cygnus_Rift> I need help with a driver problem for ubuntu 10.10. My Nvidia drivers are screwed and now ubuntu won't boot up into a gui interface. Heres the code for it http://pastebin.com/6s17u8K2
[02:32] <sam-_-> marvster1, how did you install it?
[02:32] <dork> Cygnus_Rift: do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:32] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: Takes someone long enough. lol
[02:33] <marvster1> Downloaded directly from the Adobe site via Firefox
[02:33] <Cygnus_Rift> dork: K, hold on a sec
[02:33] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: your error kinda told you the problem
[02:33] <dork> marvster1: uninstall it, do a sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:33] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: Yeah, but I didn't know what to do to fix it
[02:33] <marvster1> How do I uninstall?
[02:34] <Suboptimal> hey
[02:34] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: probly gotta reinstall the driver
[02:34] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: I knew my nvidia drivers were screwed, but should that last command fix that?
[02:34] <edbian> marvster1, Uninstall what?
[02:34] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: you probly lost it on a kernel update
[02:34] <ukine> qA
[02:34] <hblount> hi.i have lubuntu 10.10 and when i try to play video files, it only shows black screen and audio. it started happening after i tried to "repair" an incomplete avi file with VLC. now ALL of my video files shows black screen and audio only, i tried VLC, movie player, gnome mplayer. i figured out it was "xv" problem, because if i change settings in VLC to "x11" instead of "xv", it works. but other video players still show black
[02:34] <hblount> screen and audio only
[02:35] <xuekan> i donn't understand that why with the same network environment, windows7 performs far more worse than ubuntu.why?
[02:35] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: I don't think it was a kernel update, I was screwing around with my nvidia drivers I remember. Can't remember exactly what I did though
[02:35] <marvster1> Recent install of Adobe flash player downloaded from Adobe site via Firefox
[02:35] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: you removed it
[02:36] <pzn> how can I suspend the computer from command line? without clicking the ubuntu menu?
[02:36] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: Well it gave the choice of two drivers. I switched from the recommended one to another one.
[02:36] <sacarlson> xuekan: all those trojen software take a lot of bandwidth on win 7
[02:36] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: well you broke it lol
[02:37] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: anyways just reinstall the driver it should fix it
[02:37] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: Well shit, theres gotta be some way to install the drivers from console
[02:37] <chalcedony> in var/log/auth.log i see: 'failed password for invalid user craig from: my ip' - so, invalid user and failed password.
[02:37] <xuekan> sacarlson: you mean i have some trojen running on my windows host?
[02:37] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: yea
[02:37] <katatonia> hi everyone
[02:37] <dork> pzn: /etc/acpi/sleep.sh
[02:37] <dork> sudo /etc/acpi/sleep.sh
[02:37] <chalcedony> edbian sorry.. ^^
[02:38] <edbian> chalcedony, Do you have a user account of that name on the server?
[02:38] <Cygnus_Rift> gogeta1: So what? Just google ubuntu install nvidia drivers console?
[02:38] <edbian> chalcedony, You got lucky I saw it ;)
[02:38] <chalcedony> edbian, yes i added it about an hour ago
[02:38] <cabbie_> is this an ok place to ask for ubuntu help
[02:38] <edbian> chalcedony, You can su to that user and such?
[02:38] <chalcedony> cabbie, sure feel free
[02:38] <dork> cabbie_: yes
[02:38] <pzn> dork, just run it? will do "sleep 3600; /etc/acpi/sleep.sh". no sudo needed?
[02:39] <xuekan> sacarlson:let me go check if there are trojens,thank you.
[02:39] <edbian> chalcedony, Is that user allowed to ssh into the machine?  check /etc/sshd/sshd_config (or whatever the file is named these days)
[02:39] <chalcedony> edbian, i was on that box and used sudo with his pass, yes.
[02:39] <katatonia> whats up
[02:39] <dork> pzn: if you want it to sleep in that duration then yes that should work
[02:39] <dork> but do it as root
[02:39] <edbian> chalcedony, check /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[02:39] <gogeta1> Cygnus_Rift: sudo apt-get install nvidia-current nvidia-settings
[02:39] <chalcedony> edbian, ok ty
[02:40] <katatonia> gn
[02:40] <dork> won't he have to use the --reinstall flag?
[02:40] <edbian> chalcedony, yep
[02:41] <cabbie_> well here is my situation. i have booted ubuntu off a USB jumpdrive on a machine running XP. when i reboot, i can't seem to get ubuntu back unless i use Universal-Usb-Installer to re-write the ISO. I had to reboot because I was running some terminal commands that asked for java but I didn't know what to install from the synaptic mgr, theres a lot there. My ultimate goal is to get my nookcolor re-rooted and running the android market.
[02:41] <Suboptimal> hey
[02:41] <Suboptimal> to windows users
[02:41] <Suboptimal> [04:32] <Suboptimal> i want to get net framework 3.5 sp1, do i need to first get net 3.5?
[02:41] <Suboptimal> [04:32] <Suboptimal> or is included
[02:41] <pzn> dork, ok thanks! I'll sleep myself now. my computer will sleep within one hour then :-)
[02:41] <FloodBot2> Suboptimal: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:42] <dork> cabbie_: uh
[02:42] <dork> cabbie_: you have removable media set for the first boot priority?
[02:42] <cabbie_> yes. it goes into winXP regardless
[02:42] <dork> and it works the first time?
[02:42] <dork> then stops?
[02:43] <dork> and you're not manually selecting the stick?
[02:43] <WereTac0> More like YObuntu
[02:44] <cabbie_> if im in ubuntu, then restart, it goes into windows. Ive changed my BIOS settings but it wont go off the stick even though i made it the top priority
[02:44] <dork> reflash your bios
[02:44] <dork> or something
[02:44] <dork> so you're saying it boots when you manually select the boot priority?
[02:45] <cabbie_> it boots if i format the stick then re-write ubuntu to it
[02:45] <dork> then it doesn't work again?
[02:45] <sbeck> Is there a command which shows me which program uses a file ?
[02:45] <cabbie_> yes
[02:45] <dork> what are you doing after you boot the first time
[02:45] <greezmunkey> !who
[02:46] <hblount> hi.i have lubuntu 10.10 and when i try to play video files, it only shows black screen and audio. it started happening after i tried to "repair" an incomplete avi file with VLC. now ALL of my video files shows black screen and audio only, i tried VLC, movie player, gnome mplayer. i figured out it was "xv" problem, because if i change settings in VLC to "x11" instead of "xv", it works. but other video players still show black
[02:46] <hblount> screen and audio only
[02:46] <dork> hblount: does it do it on totem/
[02:46] <hblount> dork: sorry im noob, whats totem?
[02:47] <dork> the default player with ubuntu
[02:47] <coz_> hblount,  its a video player
[02:47] <coz_> hblount,  or music
[02:47] <hblount> i tried movieplayer, gnome mplayer
[02:47] <gogeta1> hblount: heck maybe its just stuc in xv. try checking the prosses or even restarting to see if it fixes itsself
[02:48] <coz_> hblount,  movie player is totem
[02:48] <cabbie_> dork: i am running terminal and attempting to send ADB (android debug bridge) to my nookcolor so I can establish a permaroot and android market access. My big hangups are twofold: rebooting doesnt seem to let me get back to Ubuntu, and I need java to execute some terminal commands but cant figure out how to install it
[02:48] <hblount> videos work with vlc now since i changed to "x11" but the other players dont work
[02:48] <hblount> i restarted and nothing changed
[02:49] <coz_> hblount,  stick with vlc
[02:49] <dork> cabbie_: yeah but assuming you're working with competent hardware or a bugged bios that shouldn't be happening unless you're doing something to screw the MBR
[02:49] <katatonia> bullshit xd
[02:50] <coffeerage> anyone available who knows a decent bit about networking?
[02:50] <dork> coffeerage: ask your question
[02:50] <Gnea> coffeerage: what's the problem?
[02:50] <katatonia> coffeer i dnt knw
[02:50] <cabbie_> I really only need this to work once to get the result I desire so I guess getting ubuntu to reboot reliably is not a high concern, ill probably end up installing it permanently on my netbook. What I really need to know is how to get Java working with ubuntu10.10
[02:51] <techbreak> how to download bzr source ? anybody here ?
[02:51] <sacarlson> cabbie_: so you want to install or have tried to install ubuntu with usb flash or drive to hard disk and without the usb disk it won't boot?
[02:51] <Gnea> !info bzr
[02:51] <dork> cabbie_: to get it working sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:51] <Gnea> techbreak: sudo apt-get source bzr
[02:51] <sbeck> Is there a command which shows me which program uses a file ?
[02:51] <dork> sbeck: lsof
[02:51] <sam-_-> !ask | coffeerage
[02:51] <haiyang> Hi
[02:51] <sbeck> I thought, it didn't
[02:52] <dork> sbeck: read the manual for lsof or assume the file isn't being used?
[02:52] <Gnea> sbeck: it shows more than that, but yes it shows it
[02:52] <Gnea> sbeck: best used with sudo
[02:52] <sacarlson> cabbie_: as far as java I would just install the restricted package that installs java, flash and everything all machines should have
[02:52] <sacarlson> cabbie_: if you want to develop java then maybe you need another package
[02:53] <techbreak> Gnea, I want to download bzr source code for grub from this trunk http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/grub/trunk/grub how to do that ?
[02:53] <sbeck> Hm.
[02:53] <sbeck> Weird.
[02:54] <sherorox> hello???
[02:54] <sherorox> can any1 read this?
[02:54] <sherorox> i have no idea how to use this
[02:54] <sbeck> For one file it shows it, for another one it doesn't. But I know it's the same program as I opened the two files in okular.
[02:54] <dork> sherorox: nope
[02:54] <ponbiki> lol
[02:54] <sherorox> yoyo
[02:54] <sherorox> yo
[02:55] <sherorox> i need help with dual boot
[02:55] <dork> sherorox: what's the problem, flavor flave
[02:55] <xangua> sherorox: any ubuntu related question¿
[02:55] <jrib> sherorox: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[02:55] <GodKiller> sherorox: ye
[02:55] <dork> sherorox: what's the problem
[02:55] <sherorox> k wait
[02:55] <dork> nope
[02:55] <dork> 5 seconds
[02:55] <ugliefrog> is there a easy macro recorder for ubuntu...automate commands and such
[02:56] <coffeerage> ok, this isn't exactly ubuntu related but not sure where else to ask. I have 1 box with xubuntu though. what I wanted was to connect xubuntu box directly to modem traffic via a switch, then use rest of computers in house to router which is also connected to switch. trouble is only router gets connection, xubuntu box direct to switch doesn't get a connection
[02:56] <dork> ugliefrog: for writing scripts?
[02:56] <jschall> I have a samsung nf310 with a broadcom bcm4313 wifi chip, it works great on my unsecured network at home, but when i take it to work and connect it to the wpa network there, it goes really really really slow (10KB/s down, maybe? can barely browse the web) and seems unreliable, as well. if I plug it into an ethernet cable it works normally (3MB/s down). running kubuntu 10.10 amd64.
[02:56] <ugliefrog> dork, that will work
[02:56] <dork> coffeerage: dhcp?
[02:56] <Gnea> techbreak: haven't used it, but I'd start here: http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/latest/en/mini-tutorial/index.html
[02:57] <sbeck> dork ?
[02:57] <trism> techbreak: bzr branch http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/grub/trunk/grub
[02:57] <dork> coffeerage: your modem/wireless SM will have to a. allow more than one dhcp lease if you're pulling IPs from your provider or you'll need 2 usable IP addresses for each interface
[02:57] <sbeck> dork, for one file lsof shows it, for another one it doesn't. But I know it's the same program as I opened the two files in okular.
[02:57] <dork> or your provider must not care where their dhcp ips go to as it could be limited in their router
[02:57] <Gnea> coffeerage: the way to do that is to plug the switch into the router
[02:57] <dork> chances are his router has a switch
[02:57] <techbreak> trism, is that the command i need to hit in terminal ?
[02:58] <dork> but he doesn't know how to nat
[02:58] <Gnea> well he didn't say that
[02:58] <dork> he didn't have to
[02:58] <coffeerage> dork & gnea: yea i know that could work and my router has a switch but i want to see traffic directly from modem to play with snort, i don't want to see local behind-router traffic only
[02:58] <sherorox> I downloaded ubuntu iso and used universal to put it on FAT32 USB. It doesn't however show autorun.exe when plugged into the computer. Weird? I went into the BIOS to change boot order for USB first but it wont give me the option to boot. I'm currently using win7 pro 32bit trying to dual boot lin
[02:58] <trism> techbreak: yes
[02:58] <techbreak> trism, :) thanks.. its downloading :)
[02:58] <techbreak> Gnea, thanks for the link. is helpful :)
[02:59] <coffeerage> i'm a bored computer tech interested in network security, wanted to play around with an IDS
[02:59] <Gnea> coffeerage: ah, you'll need 2 nics in the xubuntu system, plug one to the router, the other to the switch, then set it up to do forwarding, dns, etc
[02:59] <dork> coffeerage: either way you need to have access to two real ip's for that
[02:59] <dork> weather you can pull multiple dhcp addresses or you have two statics
[02:59] <Gnea> !ics | coffeerage
[03:00] <sdwrage> Hey all
[03:00] <sherorox> can u guys help me out next
[03:00] <Gnea> sherorox: just ask your question
[03:00] <sdwrage> Anyone know a decent alternative to FlashDevelop for Ubuntu?
[03:00] <sherorox> I downloaded ubuntu iso and used universal to put it on FAT32 USB. It doesn't however show autorun.exe when plugged into the computer. Weird? I went into the BIOS to change boot order for USB first but it wont give me the option to boot. I'm currently using win7 pro 32bit trying to dual boot lin
[03:01] <xangua> sherorox: no idea what universal is or why would it had to run an exe, i use Unetbootin to make a bootable usb
[03:01] <coffeerage> that sucks. thanks dork / gnea.
[03:01] <dork> just practice wireless injection
[03:01] <sherorox> its the same thing
[03:01] <Gnea> coffeerage: it's not easy the first time around, but once you get it working you'll enjoy it immensely
[03:01] <sherorox> it was just on the website
[03:02] <skullboy> ok so how do i get the caine  repos to work in ubuntu
[03:02] <coffeerage> so gnea, if i have two NICs do i still need two IPs as dork said?
[03:02] <soapcontainer> Dear #ubuntu, thanks so much for all your help. :)
[03:02] <sacarlson> sherorox: well another option would be to run ubuntu under virtualbox that runs in win7,  too bad your bios won't support boot
[03:02] <cabbie_> sacarlson: my issue is that if im in ubuntu and reboot i cant stop it from going into windows.
[03:02] <cabbie_> dork: i will try that
[03:02] <soapcontainer> finally my comp is all runnin perfect
[03:02] <techbreak> coffeerage, see this one http://www.muktware.com/a/54/379/13/2010/589
[03:02] <skullboy> ok so how do i get the caine  repos to work in ubuntu
[03:02] <Gnea> coffeerage: yeah, you get one from the isp through the router, then you setup a private ip for the lan end of things
[03:03] <dork> he won't see multicast traffic that way
[03:03] <xangua> skullboy: caine repos¿
[03:03] <skullboy> yea
[03:03] <sherorox> sacarlson:I have the same problem as Cabbie
[03:03] <sacarlson> cabbie_: is that with the usb pluged in?  you can change the order of boot in your bios setting if that the case,
[03:03] <coffeerage> gnea: oh but that's not a problem then through isp, I see
[03:03] <skullboy> Computer Aided INvestigative Environment
[03:04] <coffeerage> gnea: thanks, i'll pick up an extra NIC from work and try to get it going... thanks! and thanks again dork
[03:04] <iszak> How do I show real-time (possibly with watch) connections to the server?
[03:04] <Gnea> coffeerage: exactly, that portion is pretty much automatic, it's getting the rest setup manually that can be a challenge
[03:04] <dork> coffeerage: your router's wan interface is going to filter the traffic you're looking for though
[03:04] <Gnea> coffeerage: cheers, good luck
[03:04] <skullboy> ?????
[03:04] <sacarlson> cabbie_: if you installed it with grub onto your hard disk with grub2 on your first boot disk normaly /dev/sda  then you can set grub to boot ubuntu first by default
[03:04] <sherorox> sacarlson: does virtual box create a virtual drive to install iso? even if I did that wouldnt that replace Windows and defeat the purpose of dual boot
[03:05] <dork> coffeerage: just turn your ubuntu box into a router
[03:05] <sacarlson> sherorox: yes
[03:05] <sherorox> :l
[03:05] <coffeerage> dork: ugh really? that makes sense though - what sort of traffic would the other NIC to the switch even be getting?
[03:05] <coffeerage> dork: I'll look that up, didn't know I could do that
[03:05] <dork> of course man
[03:05] <sherorox> sacarlson: theres no other way to dual boot without actually booting from ISO
[03:06] <cabbie_> sacarlson: yes its with it plugged in, and i re-ordered the bios settings to go from the jumpdrive first. its probably some weird thing unique to my asus netbook because it seems like its not sticking
[03:06] <coffeerage> dork: is there a way to use it as a wireless router? fiancee has laptop
[03:06] <dork> you have a wireless access point already right?
[03:06] <coffeerage> yea
[03:06] <dork> like a router w/ a switch and wifi?
[03:06] <coffeerage> disable its dhcp and use that?
[03:06] <coffeerage> yeah
[03:06] <gogeta1> cabbie_: esc in auses brings up the boot menu you cn use to start the usb drive
[03:07] <dork> use that as your wireless bridge and switch
[03:07] <coffeerage> sweet
[03:07] <dork> so you get two nics in the xubuntu box, install a dhcp client and pull dhcp from one nic, set up a dhcp server on the other net and patch the router into the second nic and disable it's dhcp server in the router
[03:07] <dork> turn it into a bridge
[03:08] <dork> so you're essentially turning your xubuntu box into a router and your linksys or whatever is going to be turned into a switch with an access point
[03:08] <dork> just remember to turn off the dhcp server on the router you currently have
[03:09] <coffeerage> k, the only part of that i'm not sure about is bridging the wireless - point me in the right direction? or does it become apparent once i start turning the box into a router?
[03:09] <dork> it'll take some manual reading and some time but it's the right way to do that
[03:09] <coffeerage> yeah that sounds like a better solution and more of a challenge/learning experience
[03:09] <sam-_-> can somebody not from germany try to play this and report back if it works: mplayer rtmp://vod.daserste.de/ardfs/mp4:videoportal/mediathek/Sturm+der+Liebe/c_150000/158943/format171959.f4v
[03:09] <sacarlson> cabbie_: well if it just has to be I guess you will have to install to /dev/sda then or at least put an mbr on there that tells it to boot from your usb disk
[03:10] <sam-_-> or: vlc rtmp://vod.daserste.de/ardfs/mp4:videoportal/mediathek/Sturm+der+Liebe/c_150000/158943/format171959.f4v
[03:10] <dork> coffeerage: log into the router's web interface, disable the dhcp server, set the lan network settings so that it's using an off static local ip and gateway set to the linux box. but really you should google for a quick manual
[03:10] <dork> yeah it's a nice way to get thrown into routing
[03:10] <gogeta1> sacarlson: you press exc on auses labbys you get a boot menu then slect the usb stick
[03:10] <gogeta1> esc
[03:10] <coffeerage> dork: right that makes sense. I'll make sure to read manuals as well, thanks!
[03:10] <dork> np
[03:11] <sherorox> sacarlson: still there?
[03:11] <sacarlson> gogeta1: that would be if you had grub2 installed as your first seen mbr,  it cabbie_'s case his first disk is windows so it never see's grub at first default boot
[03:12] <gogeta1> sacarlson: esc at boot when you see the auses splash screen
[03:12] <sherorox> sacarlson: what is the program you used to create the usb
[03:12] <gogeta1> sacarlson: i wasent talking abought grub
[03:12] <dork> actually my last two asus' required you to go into the bios, quit, then hit escape a few times to get to the boot menu
[03:12] <sacarlson> gogeta1: oh you mean to change bios settings?  he said he did that and it won't stick,  did he failt to push the final botton that said save?
[03:13] <dork> it was retarded
[03:13] <gogeta1> sacarlson: pressing esc at boot brings up a drive menu and you can slect the disk you wanna start
[03:13] <sacarlson> gogeta1: again I asume that's bios,  so no way to have it default?
[03:14] <gogeta1> sacarlson: dunno but he can see if it the boot order or the stick itsself not starting
[03:15] <sherorox> sacarlson: I unplocked my HDD and only plugged in my USB and the BIOS recognized it
[03:15] <Sabri> Is /etc/profile executed at every Gnome login?
[03:15] <sacarlson> gogeta1: his stick starts with the method as you say with the esc an choose to boot usb but he wants it to default at reboot
[03:15] <sacarlson> sherorox: ah very good
[03:16] <kcorcoran_> i have several tgz file i need unzipped to a specific directory.  can someone assist me with creating a script to automatically do this?
[03:16] <gogeta1> sacarlson: i notec a delay with usb powering up if hes running on battery power
[03:16] <dork> tar zxvf /.tgz
[03:16] <dork> or something
[03:16] <gogeta1> sacarlson: drive might not be starting fast enough
[03:17] <dork> or maybe that's only for zips
[03:17] <sacarlson> gogeta1: that could be it
[03:17] <sherorox> sacarlson: then why wont it boot? im assuming it has something to do with the USB appearing with autorun.exe when plugged in. Another question: does it make a difference if FAT or FAT32 USB is used?
[03:17] <kcorcoran_> that will unzip a tgz...but i don't want to manually enter that for all these files....how could i script that?
[03:17] <gogeta1> sacarlson: at least with my netbook
[03:18] <sacarlson> sherorox: I asume you installed to your usb to boot from grub,  it won't need the exe file for that,  autorun.exe is used for wubi I guess
[03:20] <dork> kcorcoran: or i in *.tgz; do tar xzvf $i; done
[03:20] <dork> oops
[03:20] <dork> kcorcoran: for i in *.tgz; do tar xzvf $i; done
[03:20] <sherorox> sacarlson: no I meant that when windows recognizes my USB with an apparent USB made install of ubuntu, Im able to view all the files when I click on it in contradiction to automatically installing. Which I think brings up the point of having the virtual drive to install
[03:20] <sacarlson> sherorox: there are install programs that I have been told do work to install onto usb flash to enable boot like for example http://old.linuxliveusb.com/
[03:20] <cabbie_> gogeta1: yes that does work after i write the ISO to the drive but not after it boots and i reboot it
[03:21] <Alan502> Can somebody give me some help with multiple letter-key shortcuts?
[03:21] <cabbie_> random Q: is there a command to disable entry/exit notifications if connected through webchat.freenode.net ?
[03:21] <gogeta1> cabbie_: is it saying partation not found
[03:21] <gogeta1> cabbie_: mine does not on me ee for some reasion if grub is on the usb drive
[03:21] <gogeta1> my
[03:21] <sacarlson> sherorox: on no if you want the virtualbox method then you need to install that first then install ubuntu inside that application
[03:22] <gogeta1> cabbie_: im assuming grub bug
[03:22] <cabbie_> gogeta1: what is "grub" ?
[03:22] <gogeta1> cabbie_: the boot loader for linux
[03:22] <sacarlson> sherorox: see virtualbox for details http://www.virtualbox.org/
[03:22] <sherorox> is it like magicISO?
[03:23] <crawler> Alan502: is that even possible, i don't know...probably not
[03:23] <dork> smells of troll
[03:23] <skullboy> ok so how do i get the CAINE repos to work with ubuntu
[03:23] <Alan502> crawler, why not?
[03:23] <xangua> skullboy: and what exactly is caine¿¿
[03:23] <kcorcoran_> dork:  how do i define the path?
[03:24] <gogeta1> cabbie_: if im reading the question right the iso loads and installs then linux refusees to boot
[03:24] <crawler> Alan502: i don't know..what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
[03:24] <kcorcoran_> the path that i want the files to extract to
[03:24] <skullboy> it is a Computer Aided INvestigative Environment
[03:24] <dork> kcorcoran_: just go to the directory
[03:24] <Alan502> crawler, well, basically, i'm trying to use hotkeys to get full functionality from my sidewinder strategic commander pro
[03:25] <skullboy> dose that help
[03:25] <Alan502> crawler, there is no app that supports joypad combos so i remapped the buttons to the keyboard with qjoypad but i still need to do that type of hotkeys
[03:25] <xangua> skullboy: since you give soo much information, i google it and saw it's a linux distro
[03:25] <dork> kcorcoran_: it's going to extract how the tarballs were created
[03:25] <sacarlson> skullboy: if they are in deb apt-get format then you would modify your /etc/apt/  list files
[03:26] <Alan502> crawler, long story actually :P but why couldn't multiple letter keys hotkeys be possible?
[03:26] <gogeta1> cabbie_: kinda sucks being you whant grub on the usb disk
[03:26] <xangua> skullboy: don't think is a good idea to mix repositories from diferent distros
[03:26] <israfel> What's the command to reset the GUI?
[03:26] <skullboy> so i cant do it???
[03:26] <crawler> Alan502: i can't answer that, have you tried using Joy2Key or the like?
[03:27] <Vonius> hola: algun hispanohablante?
[03:27] <sacarlson> skullboy: xangua: true,  I also asume that the software they distribute is writen or is close to being ubuntu compatible
[03:27] <sherorox> sacarlson: should I format the key in FAT32? in the software you just gave me?
[03:27] <Alan502> crawler, yes yes, i've tried all the apps in the repositories
[03:28] <Alan502> crawler, and many other apps mentioned in the forums... but none of them allows me keycombos
[03:28] <sacarlson> sherorox: if you mean virtualbox you don't need a usb flash disk you would install it direct from the iso file after the virtualbox is installed
[03:28] <Alan502> crawler, like, button1+button2 would send a different keystroke than button 1 or button2 alone...
[03:29] <sherorox> sacarlson: no I mean LINUX LIVE USB CREATOR
[03:29] <kcorcoran_> dork:  thank you!!
[03:29] <Alan502> crawler, actually, do you have experience with joy2key?
[03:29] <crawler> Alan502: that's too bad, i seem to remember xpadder able to do this, but that's a win app so no help there
[03:29] <sacarlson> sherorox: it should do all the formating for you in that case, just follow it's defaults
[03:29] <Alan502> crawler, ok :P but maybe it runs in wine?
[03:29] <crawler> Alan502: i have used it once, but don't need it anymore
[03:29] <Alan502> crawler, i'll see
[03:29] <kcorcoran_> how can i browse to the cd drive in  session window?
[03:30] <Alan502> crawler, i couldn't use joy2key because it's not very well documented
[03:30] <Alan502> crawler, the man page isn't very useful but perhaps it allows button combos?
[03:30] <crawler> Alan502: good luck, i tested it a while back and it didn't recognize my controller (logitech el cheapo)
[03:30] <sherorox> sacarlson: ok and also it says: "click the lightning icon to start the installation" THe installation of ubuntu or just from ISO to USB? If it is an install of Ubuntu, is it going to replace windows?
[03:30] <RegressLess> Using Virtualbox OSE to host for Windows 7. I can't get the Guest Additions to mount and the vbox channel is not helping. Any ideas?
[03:31] <wujie> 请问KDE桌面如何上网
[03:31] <crawler> Alan502: i'll whip out the 'croller and test joy2key again real quick
[03:31] <Alan502> crawler, ok!
[03:33] <sherorox> sacarlson: ok and also it says: "click the lightning icon to start the installation" THe installation of ubuntu or just from ISO to USB? If it is an install of Ubuntu, is it going to replace windows?
[03:34] <sacarlson> sherorox: never used it,  I'm sure you need an iso file
[03:34] <BrodeurPC> I'm having a problem trying to get Firefox verson 3.6.13 to work. It crashes as soon as I try to launch it
[03:34] <sbeck> sherorox, you try to vreate a bootable USB drive with the USB creator ?
[03:34] <sacarlson> time for my bike ride got to go
[03:34] <YarrWolf> I've got a tricky problem.   I'm trying to covert my vista install disk to a usb boot in Ubuntu - can anyone help? (trying to fix a downed pc with a bad dev drive from a laptop with ubuntu)
[03:34] <sherorox> ya
[03:34] <sherorox> sbeck: ya
[03:35] <sbeck> sherorox, then "install" means that it would install Ubuntu on the USB stick, not on your harddisk.
[03:36] <Sifo> Hello all
[03:36] <sherorox> sbeck: k hopefully that will solve my problem of my pc not being able to boot from the USB created with diff software
[03:36] <rww> !cn | wujie
[03:36] <BrodeurPC> does anyone know how to do a reset on Firefox or run it in a safe mode in Ubuntu 10.10?
[03:36] <Sifo> Ask. Can i remaster ubuntu live cd with nvidia or ati propiertary driver?
[03:37] <sbeck> sherorox, did you read this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[03:37] <sbeck> sherorox, it should wxplain what happens.
[03:37] <Sifo> I need propiertary driver and compiz in ubuntu live cd
[03:37] <sbeck> explain
[03:38] <Sifo> I use remastersys
[03:38] <crawler> Alan502: no go.  any luck with xpadder?
[03:38] <sherorox> sbeck:is this for dual boot?
[03:39] <skullboy> E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[03:39] <skullboy> E: Internal error opening cache (1). Please report.
[03:39] <skullboy> now what
[03:39] <sbeck> sherorox, it says how to create a USB stick to boot from.
[03:39] <Sifo> Ufb can use unetbootin
[03:39] <Alan502> crawler, meh, since it's not free i'm still looking for a demo version or warez so i can test it
[03:40] <sbeck> sherorox, if you then start your pc with the stick in you can boot Ubuntu.
[03:40] <crawler> Alan502: there's a free version on softpedia
[03:40] <Alan502> crawler, really? let me check
[03:40] <Sifo> Unetbootin is for linux and win
[03:40] <sbeck> Otherwise it would boot your Windows.
[03:41] <sherorox> sbeck: how do I know if the ISO file was successfully created in the USB
[03:41] <leocade> hey guys. im having trouble using gnome-display-properties with xfce. since xfce doesnt detect my other monitor in its desplay proprties, i downloaded gnome control center and tried changing it from there (because when i use gnome by itself my dual monitor works) howver when i try to configure the monitors and i uncheck "same image on all monitors" and adjust the resolution, it does not "apply" and save changes
[03:42] <Sifo> Anyone can help my to remaster nvidia driver in live cd?
[03:42] <crawler> Alan502: wine has come a long way, it's recognized the controller and all the bottons, so it "should" work
[03:43] <Sifo> I want nvidia driver works in live cd
[03:43] <Alan502> crawler, yeah, i know, it's running now.. the program is a bit confusing though
[03:43] <crawler> well, good luck getting it sorted, i've got to split
[03:43] <sbeck> sherorox, when it boots of it. ;-)
[03:43] <skullboy> E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[03:43] <skullboy> now what
[03:43] <makuseru> Im having problems getting HDMI working on my laptop (nvidia graphics) Neither twinview or seperate x screen work with the latest nvidia driver. Twinview works with the old driver (173) but seperate x screen doesn't. Anyone know what would cause this and how I could fix it?
[03:44] <sherorox> sbeck: but what if the problem is in the bios itself
[03:44] <RenatoSilva> is finger an important package?
[03:44] <leocade> is anyone able to help me with gnome-display-properties?
[03:44] <sbeck> skullboy: http://www.soluzioni.org/caine/howto/
[03:45] <sbeck> sherorox, the pc has to be able to boot from usb.
[03:45] <skullboy> Traceback (most recent call last):
[03:45] <skullboy>   File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/aptdaemon/worker.py", line 768, in simulate
[03:45] <skullboy>     return self._simulate_helper(trans, status_path)
[03:45] <skullboy>   File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/aptdaemon/worker.py", line 938, in _simulate_helper
[03:45] <skullboy>     return depends, status, self._cache.required_download, \
[03:45] <FloodBot1> skullboy: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:45] <skullboy>   File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/apt/cache.py", line 218, in required_download
[03:45] <RenatoSilva> leocade: wihtout knowing your actual question? unlikely
[03:46] <leocade> which i posted above in a large paragraph
[03:46] <leocade> hey guys. im having trouble using gnome-display-properties with xfce. since xfce doesnt detect my other monitor in its desplay proprties, i downloaded gnome control center and tried changing it from there (because when i use gnome by itself my dual monitor works) howver when i try to configure the monitors and i uncheck "same image on all monitors" and adjust the resolution, it does not "apply" and save changes
[03:46] <RenatoSilva> leocade: sorry then
[03:46] <sbeck> sherorox, otherwise it's possible to install grub in mbr of your harddisk and tell it to boot Ubuntu from the usb drive. But I don't recommend it if you only want to try Ubuntu.
[03:47] <sam-_-> leocade, xrandr?
[03:48] <kcorcoran_> how can i view my (usb) cd drive while in a terminal session?
[03:48] <sbeck> kcorcoran, view what ?
[03:49] <sam-_-> kcorcoran if it's mounted somewhere in /media/
[03:49] <sam-_-> ls /media/<path to drive>
[03:50] <kcorcoran_> okay, i think its mounted...so are you say i browse to /media (within the terminal)?
[03:50] <ZykoticK9> kcorcoran, you could verify if it's mounted or not by typing "mount" in the terminal and see if it's listed
[03:52] <Vonius> Hi people. I have corrupted .xml file in cache
[03:52] <Vonius> What i must do?
[03:52] <karma_police> anyone have google earth working on 10.10?
[03:52] <sam-_-> karma_police, yes
[03:53] <karma_police> what hoops am i gonna have to jump through this time? lol
[03:53] <sam-_-> karma_police, just one setting in file as far as i can remember
[03:53] <skullboy> ok "E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it." now what
[03:54] <ZykoticK9> karma_police, yes - see my steps at the bottom of https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+question/137572
[03:54] <sdwrage> Anyone know a decent alternative to FlashDevelop for Ubuntu?
[03:56] <RenatoSilva> can Is afely remove mdetect?
[03:56] <RenatoSilva> can I safely remove mdetect?
[03:59] <mark00091> hallo
[03:59] <mark00091> hi zeus
[03:59] <Zeus-> Hey
[03:59] <Zeus-> How can I switch to another server?
[03:59] <Zeus-> The /server irc.swiftirc.net command does not work
[04:00] <mark00091> you ma write /join # and the server
[04:01] <rww> mark00091: that's for channels, not servers
[04:01] <mark00091> aa
[04:01]  * skraito for firefox user hardening firefox browser http://yohanespatra.wordpress.com/2010/12/14/0x71-firefox-browser-hardening-cisecurity-benchmark-level-1/
[04:01] <bastidrazor> using /connect server.net
[04:01] <mark00091> and for the server is ?
[04:01] <mark00091> aaa
[04:01] <mark00091> ty
[04:02] <mark00091> hey , where are you from ?
[04:02] <Vonius> Hi peolpe. Ihave xubuntu 10.10. Error reading XML: bad formed
[04:02] <Vonius> I need help
[04:02] <mark00091> you must do format again
[04:03] <Vonius> What i can do this?
[04:05] <freez> test
[04:05] <freez> hey im connected to freenode and idetifyed (im using irssi) but i can send to #archlinux
[04:07] <freez> hey im connected to freenode and idetifyed (im using irssi) but i can send to #archlinux
[04:07]  * ejv glares
[04:07] <majnoon> ???
[04:08] <mark00091> hi
[04:08] <rww> freez: Nickserv disagrees with you on whether you're identified ;)
[04:08] <D3luSi0n4L> Hey all, just stopping by to say thanks for all the help and to hopefully get help with a few questions of mine?
[04:09] <D3luSi0n4L> I finally got u10.10 up and running great
[04:09] <mark00091> your welcam man
[04:09] <skullboy> E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive what do i do
[04:09] <strob> j/ #ubuntu-pt
[04:09] <freez> quick question, how do i switch windows with irssi
[04:10] <D3luSi0n4L> 1. my wifi is working great but I have a small little issue, its acting as like an activity monitor, when im using internet like crazy my wifi icon next to the power button on my laptop flashes blue then red
[04:10] <skullboy> E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive what do i do
[04:10] <rww> !repeat | skullboy
[04:11] <D3luSi0n4L> 1. my wifi is working great but I have a small little issue, its acting as like an activity monitor, when im using internet like crazy my wifi icon next to the power button on my laptop flashes blue then red
[04:11] <dextro_> how do you install sun
[04:11] <dextro_> java
[04:11] <xangua> !java | dextro_
[04:11] <D3luSi0n4L> is there a way to just have it blue while on and red while its inactive or not connected?
[04:11] <D3luSi0n4L> thats how it is on windows
[04:11] <rww> dextro_: add the 'partner' repository and then install sun-java6-jre and sun-java6-plugin
[04:11] <rww> !partner
[04:11] <dextro_> thanks
[04:12] <sw0rn> Does anybody here use Qt Designer?
[04:12] <sarah1> QUACK!
[04:13] <^c|0ud^> could someone help me trying to get xbmc with ubuntu to run on my flat screen only coming up with 1024x768 resolution
[04:13] <bencahill_> hey, would it be possible (by any stretch of the imagination) to transfer a command line ubuntu install into a liveusb install?
[04:14] <skullboy> E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive what do i do
[04:14] <bencahill_> ^c|0ud^: You might try #xbmc also
[04:15] <sw0rn> Does anybody here us Qt Designer?
[04:15] <sw0rn> join #qt-creator
[04:16] <bencahill_> sw0rn: /join #qt-creator
[04:16] <sw0rn> Thanks. Been a very long time since I used irc.
[04:16] <D3luSi0n4L> anyone here mind troubleshooting some small problems I have?
[04:16] <bencahill_> sw0rn: :)
[04:16] <bencahill_> D3luSi0n4L: what's yo problems? :)
[04:16] <sw0rn> D3l -- whats up
[04:16] <freez> D3luSi0n4L: just ask, dont ask to ask
[04:17] <D3luSi0n4L> freez: tried already =/
[04:17] <D3luSi0n4L> anyway i got 10.10 running and my wifi is working great by default but on my laptop ( HP G71 ) the wifi button is blue when on and red when off
[04:17] <D3luSi0n4L> well it in ubuntu is acting like an activity monitor and when im using internet say downloading updates it blinks blue and red
[04:18] <freez> well i have homework, peace all
[04:18] <strob> hi all o// ...can someone help me making ati radeon 9600 pro working into ubuntu10.10 pls?
[04:18] <D3luSi0n4L> can i turn that off and just have it on blue when on and red when off?
[04:18] <bencahill_> D3luSi0n4L: what card?
[04:18] <D3luSi0n4L> ??
[04:18] <bencahill_> D3luSi0n4L: wireless card model
[04:18] <D3luSi0n4L> card?
[04:18] <D3luSi0n4L> wifi card?
[04:18] <D3luSi0n4L> ooh how do i check for the model?
[04:18] <bencahill_> D3luSi0n4L: try lspci in a terminal
[04:19] <ZykoticK9> D3luSi0n4L, "lspci | grep -i net" might be easier to sort through
[04:19] <bencahill_> D3luSi0n4L: or actually, sudo lshw -C network
[04:19] <D3luSi0n4L> Atheros Communications Inc. AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express)
[04:19] <D3luSi0n4L> that it?
[04:20] <bencahill_> D3luSi0n4L: yeah
[04:20] <Confused> Hi all. I just wanted to ask a quick question does anyone know how to see a log of the file intergrity scan on the boot menu of liveusb ubuntu 9.10? I'd really aprecciate ny input.
[04:20] <D3luSi0n4L> ok ya im pretty sure its a b/g/n
[04:20] <pinyu> hello everybody
[04:21] <D3luSi0n4L> any ideas?
[04:22] <Confused> Well... Ideally only relavent input.
[04:22] <bencahill__> D3luSi0n4L: dammit, ff crashed, downloading chrome :)
[04:22] <moohead> i am trying to do a dual boot windows 7 / ubuntu but ubuntu seems to have problems recognizing ntfs partitions.  does anyone know anythinhg?
[04:22] <D3luSi0n4L> lol alright thanks
[04:22] <D3luSi0n4L> reminds me that i needa get chrom
[04:23] <D3luSi0n4L> moohead i just got my win7 / ubuntu 10.10 setup today
[04:23] <D3luSi0n4L> I used a EXt4 partition for the file system and a 5gb swap partition
[04:23] <moohead> Delusional:  how did you do the partitioning to begin with?
[04:23] <D3luSi0n4L> dont know if that helps
[04:24] <moohead> when i use the windows partitioner, the ubuntu doesn't recognize it. and the gparted fails to do the partition on the ubuntu side
[04:24] <D3luSi0n4L> in windows 7
[04:24] <RogueShadow> I use jircii for gui irc, irssi for console, and znc to maintain connections.  Well, just started. Should never miss any irc chat unless a server gets shut off by a little brother.
[04:24] <D3luSi0n4L> for partitions i used -  diskmgmt.msc
[04:24] <D3luSi0n4L> just type that in the Start search and press enter
[04:25] <bencahill__> D3luSi0n4L: sry i have to restart, using a ubuntu livecd here and it's all messed up :)
[04:25] <D3luSi0n4L> alright np
[04:25] <bencahill__> cya
[04:25] <nemo_> 1
[04:26] <moohead> DELUSIONAL: yeah i used the disk management thing, created a RAW partition.  I had a C: partition with 280 GB, and D: partition of 16 GB.  So I shrunk the C: partition.  but the UBUNTU thinks that the RAW partition is now part of the D: partition
[04:26] <shcherbak> RogueShadow: znc?
[04:27] <D3luSi0n4L> moohead: what I did in windows 7 what used "diskmgmt.msc" and created a 50gb parition ( you can choose the space ) and a 5gb partition, dont format them just make them, then when using the Ubuntu LiveCD to install use Advance Partition method and select the 50gb aprtition and select to use a EXT4 and format it, and select the 5gb and put as a swap partition
[04:27] <b3rz3rk3r> Hi guys, how can I add "extract here" to the context menu for numbered archives? (ie, archive.r00, archive.r01...)
[04:28] <strob> ....well..looks like nobody can help me.... thanks anyway ...have fun \\o
[04:29] <hd1> hmm... weird, on my asus 1005ha, it seems that the num lock has been pressed and i can't seem to get it off, rebooting doesn't help either, any ideas?
[04:29] <moohead> DELUSIONAL, starting with C: 280GD and D: 16GB, I create a raw 50GB. so now I have C: 230GB, RAW 50GB, D:16GB. But when I boot into ubuntu and use the advanced partition, it sees /sda1 230GB and then /sda2 66GB.  It seems to be assimilating the Raw partition to the next partition
[04:29] <shcherbak> strob: type
[04:29] <xangua> strob: mobody can't help you if you don't make a real question or expect to someone to read your mind
[04:29] <israfel> DOes anyone else use the Netgear Wireless-N adapter: WN311B? I can't seem to come up with anything useful using Google.
[04:29] <shcherbak> strob: type jockey (with sudo)
[04:30] <RenatoSilva> if I remove linux-image-generic, will I get notified on new kernel versions when updating?
[04:30] <nirazio> I am using Ubuntu 10.10 with all upgrades.Ubuntu One will sync files very good but it is not syncing the contacts or bookmarks...Can anybody help me??
[04:31] <RogueShadow> shcherbak, znc is an irc bouncer, that's easy to use and featureful.  Run it on a machine that stays up all the time, and connect to it from any irc client, even more than one. And it seems as though you never left irc, and your one user, no matter how many clients you have, or how many times you disconnect and reconnect.
[04:31] <ZykoticK9> nirazio, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/Status as messages about contacts and bookmarks
[04:32] <alteregod> hi
[04:32] <alteregod> how can i find out the nautilus samba shares config file?
[04:32] <mark00091> hi
[04:32] <b3rz3rk3r> Hi guys, how can I add "extract here" to the context menu for numbered archives? (ie, archive.r00, archive.r01...)
[04:33] <shcherbak> RogueShadow: so you (in basics) gave someone your password? Is it not better to get shell (free) account, or splash 10 bucks on linode?
[04:33] <rww> ... and give Linode and the shell account your password instead?
[04:34] <shcherbak> b3rz3rk3r: just unrar in terminal pointing in first rar00
[04:34] <JoeSomebody> gparted ok for ntfs resizing of over a tb?
[04:34] <moohead> Can anyone help me with a Windows partitioning problem.  I am trying to dual boot Ubuntu but Ubuntu doesn't recognize the new partition I create.  Starting with C: 280GD and D: 16GB, I create a RAW 50GB. so now I have C: 230GB, RAW 50GB, D:16GB. But when I boot into ubuntu and use the advanced partition, it sees /sda1 230GB and then /sda2 66GB.  It seems to be assimilating the Raw partition to
[04:34] <moohead> the next partition.  What is going wrong?
[04:35] <b3rz3rk3r> shcherbak, i can do it from the archive manager too, but since archive manager handles all other archive types just like my question, I want to add the ease of extract here to that too
[04:35] <RogueShadow> shcherbak, somehow I managed to get confused, I admit, I bet it's my fault.  :(
[04:36] <nirazio> ZykoticK9: I have done the troubleshooting steps of removing couchdb from the passwords list, installed the bindwood add-on in Firefox, and even reinstalled couchdb. It still will only sync the files...
[04:36] <shcherbak> moohead: type df -h in terminal (live cd), or better fdisk -l
[04:36] <shcherbak> moohead: fdisk with sudo
[04:36] <ZykoticK9> nirazio, you might want to try in the #ubuntuone channel (i have no idea, i only use UO for tomboy myself)
[04:36] <nirazio> oke
[04:37] <shcherbak> b3rz3rk3r: nautilus scripts may have something of this sort
[04:38] <shcherbak> RogueShadow: anyway will try znc, looks interesting ;)
[04:38] <b3rz3rk3r> shcherbak, thank you, I will have a look now
[04:38] <headmoo> ugh.  i got booted by the server.  any advice on the dual boot?
[04:38] <RogueShadow> shcherbak, still curious what we were talking about with the password? o.O
[04:39] <israfel> Does anyone else have a Netgear wireless adapter WN311B? I need guidance.
[04:41] <shcherbak> RogueShadow: well, dont know znc, but letting your irc user "live" on server to which you cant login looks strange.
[04:41] <rww> !netsplit
[04:41] <shcherbak> nice
[04:56] <headmoo> hello
[04:56] <israfel> It's a kernel issue.
[04:56] <sbeck> No.
[04:56] <israfel> It's a confirmed linux kernel bug... But ok, you know better.
[04:56] <xuekan> and i think the pity is most of our software are written for windows.
[04:56] <greezmunkey> split?
[04:56] <bubuzzz> what is it ?
[04:56] <israfel> Almost 90% of cards have a 1Mb cap. The rest are unsupported and don't even work with ndiswrappers.
[04:56]  * datz wonders what is going on
[04:56] <joe847> Something wrong with IRC server tonight?!  It seems to be spitting or something!?
[04:56] <Gnea> datz: netsplit
[04:56] <datz> continual netsplit?
[04:56] <Gnea> !netsplit
[04:56] <rww> !netsplit
[04:57] <breadcrumb> !netsplit
[04:57] <headmoo> !netsplit
[04:57] <datz> !netsplitsssss
[04:57] <breadcrumb> ahhh
[04:57] <breadcrumb> :O
[04:57] <Snookie1> o.o
[04:57] <Andorin> Hahaha
[04:57] <tareth> well this is exciting.
[04:58] <sbeck> israfel, the manufacturer's often don't give the informations the Linux developers need to make a driver for their own nor the manufacturer's provide a driver.
[04:58] <RogueShadow> It's been a while since i've seen such an amazing netsplit.
[04:58] <sbeck> For Windows they do.
[04:58] <sw0rn> yeah that was cool
[04:58] <sw0rn> i never see that
[04:58] <breadcrumb> they're all gonna flood back in soon
[04:58] <20QACXNKT> linux go kabooom
[04:59] <datz> anyway, how do I set the default editor for root through sudo?
[04:59] <20QACXNKT> linux go kabooom
[04:59] <headmoo> is anyone here who can help me with this  partitioning problem
[04:59] <axisys> anyone know of a tool that will generate pronounceable hard to guess strong password and its MD5 ?
[04:59] <MaK10> hey how do u get ubuntu running on a sony vaio VPCCW21FX. when i run the CD it just goes blank screen. cannot even run the live CD
[04:59] <datz> MaK10: might try the alternate install cd
[04:59] <datz> !alternate
[05:00] <Andorin> !netsplit
[05:00] <datz> ok, I think everyone gets the picture
[05:00] <greezmunkey> is this thing on...hello
[05:00] <datz> and if they haven't, they never will :P
[05:01] <MaK10> thanks heaps. il try later on
[05:01] <datz> ;)
[05:01] <MaK10> i hate running it in a virtual machine
[05:01] <datz> it's virtual at best
[05:01] <datz> not funny.. ok
[05:02]  * datz turns on the light, and puts away the knife
[05:03] <MaK10> sorry for being very noob at ubuntu. if i run a alternative installer. do u still get the Gnome as default?
[05:04] <sam-_-> MaK10, yes
[05:04] <karma_police> have a prob.. my usb hdd keeps unmounting and remounting
[05:04] <MaK10> thanks heaps
[05:04] <israfel> karma_police, Might be a power issue. Not enough for multiple devices?
[05:04] <red2kic> MaK10: Ubuntu (Gnome), Kubuntu (KDE), Xubuntu (XFCE), Lubuntu (LXDE). :)
[05:05] <karma_police> need a powered usb hub?
[05:05] <karma_police> or less usb devices?
[05:05]  * datz wonders if the random generated character nicks are part of some bot attack
[05:05] <karma_police> bigger psu?
[05:05] <ZykoticK9> MaK10, you might want to see if this page offers any help for your situation http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[05:05] <joe847> Er, are these netsplits common or random?
[05:05] <headmoo>  Can anyone help me with a partitioning problem.  I am trying to dual boot Ubuntu but Ubuntu doesn't recognize the new partition I create.  Starting on a Windows 7 with C: 280GD and D: 16GB, I create a RAW 50GB by shrinking the C:. so now I have C: 230GB, RAW 50GB, D:16GB. But when I boot into ubuntu, it sees /sda1 230GB and then /sda2 66GB.  It seems to be assimilating the Raw partition to
[05:05] <headmoo> the next partition.  What is going wrong?
[05:05] <red2kic> karma_police: If you don't have powered USB hub, that could be the issue. :\
[05:06] <rww> joe847: Haven't had a big one like that in a while.
[05:06] <datz> joe847: my guess would be some attack is causing them
[05:06] <red2kic> joe847: Occasional event. Like Twilight or Full Moon or Eclipse.
[05:06] <greezmunkey> joe847: they usually only happen when the NSA is bridging onto a main Internet trunk line, or disconnecting from one.
[05:06] <joe847> Ah, ok that explains it, thanks!
[05:06] <karma_police> have usb keyboard, mouse, printer, usb wireless lan, and usb hdd.. may need more power..lol
[05:07] <joe847> ...NSA??
[05:07] <boxee> I need some help
[05:07] <datz> !jargonpolice
[05:07] <rww> joe847: bad joke
[05:07] <joe847> ok..
[05:07] <boxee> I'm running ubuntu 10.10. How do I change my screen's aspect ratio?
[05:07] <red2kic> karma_police: Unplug if you don't use them on daily base, I guess.
[05:08] <boxee> Anybody? Doesn't anybody know? This seems like a simple thing
[05:08] <boxee> I just need to change my screen resolution
[05:09] <RogueShadow> boxee: I suppose it would be System/Preferences/Monitors  If i'm understanding you.
[05:09] <Gnea> !patience | boxee
[05:09] <Gnea> !resolution | boxee
[05:09] <boxee> I'll try that. Sorry for my impatience. I'm getting frustrated. thanks for the help
[05:09] <red2kic> boxee: xrandr, System --> Pref --> Monitors. At least, enable your Additional Drivers if you haven't done that.
[05:10] <headmoo> does gparted work on ntfs partitions?  i get complaints about the size beign too big
[05:11] <ponbiki> yes
[05:11] <ponbiki> works well on them headmoo
[05:12] <israfel> Ok, I have a Netgear wireless N (WN311B) that I need to get working on Ubuntu... There's Broadcom drivers for it, but they don't work.
[05:13] <israfel> I've bought 3 wirless adapter for this Ubuntu machine, but none of them seem to work.
[05:13] <israfel> Linksys, netgear, etc. Nada. What DOES work?
[05:13] <illabled> anyone here familiar with django?
[05:13] <headmoo> ponbiki, i get a wierd error message aobut the cluster size (?) being too big when i try to use gparted
[05:13] <ponbiki> hrmm i've never run across that headmoo, sorry
[05:14] <headmoo> Current NTFS volume size is bigger than the device size!
[05:14] <headmoo> okay
[05:14] <ponbiki> ahhh
[05:14] <boxee> Ok, cool, that worked! thank you! One slight issue though... I'm outputting to SVideo, and the resolution is still screwed up on that. Is Svideo capable of outputting widescreen?
[05:14] <israfel> I guess nobody here uses wireless adapters for Ubuntu...
[05:14] <shcherbak> israfel: lsusb (if adapter are usb)
[05:15] <Gnea> !wifi | israfel
[05:15] <israfel> It's not USb
just use mdiswrapper works everytime
[05:15] <icecream> i'm on maverick and i want to use sshfs, but there is incredible lag doing any read/writes, but ssh itself is mostly bearable. how do i make sshfs usable?
[05:15] <Gnea> israfel: read that site, there's a list there of supported devices, it might be a bit incomplete
[05:15] <israfel> In order to use ndiswrapper, you need a windows machine to install the drivers on.
[05:15] <wolfrage> is there a better channel to get application development support than #ubuntu-app-devel? No one ever talks in that room, and so they are pretty useless, they do not answer any questions, ever.
[05:15] <chull> i can't ssh to this drive, do you see anything wrong with the ssh config? http://chalcedony.pastebin.com/LBrqk9UG
[05:15] <shcherbak> israfel: lspci ()
are you setting them up the correct way
[05:15] <Gnea> israfel: you are incorrect, the drivers can be established via wine.
[05:15] <israfel> icecream, use scp. It's better.
 no
 no you don't
[05:16] <Gnea> insmod: would you please get rid of the <> around nicks like that?
[05:16] <icecream> israfel: can scp give me a mostly transparent filesystem interface?
[05:16] <Gnea> it looks like you're pasting what he's saying
no
[05:16] <shcherbak> israfel: jockey to see provided driver and check aircrack website for info on other driver
[05:17] <{bosco}> anyone know anything about panda virus protection good bad and if not that one what is the best?? or worst??? lol
[05:17] <{bosco}> for virus and internet security the whole nine yards??\
[05:17] <{bosco}> for windows??
[05:17] <Gnea> insmod: why not?
[05:17] <folklore2> it's awful bosco
[05:17] <folklore2> definitely bottom of the liter
[05:17] <folklore2> try antivir, nod32
[05:17] <Gnea> insmod: it actually doesn't work to get someone's attention, FYI
 that's just how it works-- the only way I know
[05:17] <folklore2> both outstanding detection, have free versions too I think
[05:18] <folklore2> antivir runs on linux aswell
[05:18] <folklore2> very nice av
[05:18] <israfel> icecream, It's CLI, you want a GUI?
 never said it did
[05:18] <Gnea> insmod: well, it doesn't work too well, nick highlighting is broken that way.
[05:18] <chull> {bosco}, ask that in ##windows
[05:18] <{bosco}> i know but my wife loves it and wont change i have been running linux for the last 8 years since ubuntu started and i rememver compiling my wireless card and inf. file into my kernal and it taking 2 hours lol
[05:18] <{bosco}> ???
[05:18] <Gnea> insmod: this is really one of those times when you're better off just conforming than being obstinant
[05:18] <joe847> ClamAV plus ClamTK works good!
 really???
[05:19] <folklore2> lol clamav is horrible
[05:19] <Fookin_Prawn> man, w3m works good too
[05:19] <Fookin_Prawn> so does irssi
[05:19] <folklore2> I had a hard time getting it to detect anything
[05:19] <Sabri> I'm trying to set up a script to run at Gnome login, but I don't think I'm doing it right because it's not working.  The same script works fine from bash.
[05:19] <folklore2> I guess it's ok for email
[05:20] <ZykoticK9> folklore2, windows antivirus is OT in this channel
[05:20] <icecream> israfel: no, i want to be able to mount a folder from a remote server onto my own machine, CLI/GUI doesn't figure into it
[05:20] <boxee> So, my SVideo output isn't offering the monitor's max screen resolution. Is there a way to define it (at 1280x800)?
[05:20] <folklore2> zyk if you read what I said antivir(which I recommended) runs on linux aswell
[05:20] <folklore2> hence not OT, thanks
[05:20] <Fookin_Prawn> boxee: you want to do xrandr. go to the cli and type man xrandr
[05:21] <Fookin_Prawn> scroll down and it'll show you some examples of how to sue it
[05:21] <Fookin_Prawn> sue, even
[05:21] <Fookin_Prawn> err use.
[05:21] <b3rz3rk3r> lol
[05:21] <chull> i can't ssh to this drive, can anyone see anything wrong with the ssh config? http://chalcedony.pastebin.com/LBrqk9UG
[05:22] <karma_police> how do i list my mounted hdd's? i am trying to find the id of my usb 1.5 seagate
[05:22] <chull> it's sshd_config
[05:22] <israfel> icecream, Do you have an account on the  remote server? SSH?
[05:22] <ZykoticK9> karma_police, "mount" will listed mounted stuff
df
[05:22] <greezmunkey> karma_police: blkid ??
[05:23] <israfel> icecream, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-mount-a-remote-folder-using-ssh-on-ubuntu/
[05:23] <greezmunkey> karma_police: sodo that...
[05:23] <karma_police> i need the uuiddunno.. whatever the id number of the drive that looks like : 8dca643b-5736-4dab-a93e-e9a448966735
[05:24] <karma_police> sorry.. i'm a bit of a noob
[05:24] <bastidrazor> karma_police: sudo blkid will give you the UUID of the drives
[05:24] <sha1sum> Hey all. Getting absolutely no output from init.d scripts for postgresql no matter the argument I pass to it... running as sudo (even though doesn't matter--same output no matter)
[05:24] <icecream> israfel: yes, i have ssh/sshfs working, the issue is that sshfs is perceptibly much slower than ssh
[05:25] <karma_police> ty
[05:25] <greezmunkey> karma_police: sudo blkid should work
[05:25] <boxee> xrandr is complicated as all hell. The resolution I need isn't listed for my device...is it possible to force the resolution?
[05:25] <greezmunkey> bastidrazor: ;)
[05:26] <karma_police> that worked.. thanks.. i always find help here :)
[05:27] <dnivra> hello. i am having issues when i suspend/hibernate the system, the system just restarts when i press the power button. i got part of an error shown "Render ring head not reset to zero.....<something i couldn't note down>Render ring forced reset to zero...<same thing shown above; couldn't note down>"
[05:28] <dnivra> system restarts after i suspend/hibernate it. the suspend happens correctly i guess-the light turns red and blinks-that's the usual behaviour when the system is suspended. what could possibly be wrong?
[05:28] <israfel> icecream, I'm not sure about the specifics, but it may be reconnecting every time you modify a file.
[05:29] <israfel> icecream, Can you see if the connection stays open once a file had been modified?
[05:29] <red2kic> boxee: You're using SVideo. That itself may be the reason -- From what I know, it looks impossible. It's like trying to force a resolution change using composite cable (yellow plug).
[05:30] <red2kic> boxee: If you are using VGA, DVI, HDMI -- Then you probably can work with those. I'm really uncertain about SVideo.
[05:30] <boxee> Yeah, I'm starting to think that Svideo is...well, I already knew it was crap. I'm gonna have to go to something else
[05:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> hey peeps do i have to do something special to play mpeg 4 .mov files on  lucid
[05:32] <red2kic> Eryn_1983_FL: Install VLC for starters.
[05:32] <F3RR1S> I need a script that will log a user off after a set time limit (33minutes) and then refuse login until 15:00 the next day... basically I want to give the kids a half hour of computer time for games and such each day but no more
[05:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> lol
[05:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> not mplayer?
[05:32] <Eryn_1983_FL> why does it matter if i use  vlc
[05:32] <red2kic> Eryn_1983_FL: I don't know about mplayer. I know VLC is capable of many things. :3
[05:32] <Gnea> Eryn_1983_FL: vlc pretty much rocks the house
[05:32] <Fookin_Prawn> Eryn_1983_FL: it's more compatible
[05:33] <kewlbns69> anybody here playing UT99?
[05:33] <Fookin_Prawn> many times mplayer fails to load the appropriate code
[05:33] <Fookin_Prawn> codec
[05:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> mmm
[05:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> vlc got a  gui right
[05:33] <Gnea> of course
[05:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> k
[05:33] <Gnea> !info vlc
[05:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> i will try next time
[05:33] <Gnea> it has a commandline one too if you so choose
[05:33] <shcherbak> F3RR1S: looking for same thing.
[05:34] <Gnea> but by default, it's gui
[05:34] <dnivra> F3RR1S, well you can do this-use gshutdown to shutdown after a particular amount of time and don't give the password to the kids. sounds similar to what you want :)
[05:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> is there some sort of  exchange application now for  remote  email?
[05:34] <dnivra> !info gshutdown | F3RR1S
[05:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> i  was working on a friends pc and she has  this  software for outlook/exchange for her job
[05:34] <kewlbns69> or can explain to me why a launcher in gnome-panel won't load a shell script the same as opening gnome-terminal and running it?
[05:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> i am not sure  what it is,
[05:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> anyways i will do more  research..
[05:35] <red2kic> Eryn_1983_FL: Evolution?
[05:35] <Gnea> Eryn_1983_FL: not really sure, evolution perhaps?
[05:35] <shcherbak> F3RR1S: my idea was to run script: sleep && pasword 0000 && logout
[05:35] <red2kic> !info evolution-exchange
[05:35] <Gnea> exchange is pretty much a closed-source thing
[05:35] <Gnea> not sure if that plugin is up to date, might work
[05:36] <F3RR1S> thanks all, I will try that shcherbak
[05:36] <dnivra> hello. i am having issues when i suspend/hibernate the system, the system just restarts when i press the power button. i got part of an error shown "Render ring head not reset to zero.....<something i couldn't note down>Render ring forced reset to zero...<same thing shown above; couldn't note down>". the suspend happens correctly i guess-the light turns red and blinks-that's the usual behaviour when the system is suspended. what could possibly be wrong?
[05:37] <shcherbak> F3RR1S: /msg me, will update you tomorrow after testing
[05:38] <F3RR1S> thanks shcherbak... I will check in with you then
[05:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> Gnea:  nah   its windows software i think
[05:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> not certain what this company she si working for is doing..
[05:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> but i fear it is the app that will break the camels  back and put her in windows again :(
[05:38] <Eryn_1983_FL> i am gonna dual boot her just incase..
[05:39] <shcherbak> dnivra: suspend and hibernate is kind of subject, google laptop model in search for bugs
[05:39] <shcherbak> dnivra: there is several fixes, but always compatibile
[05:40] <dnivra> shcherbak, i can't find any that match mine-everyone seems to have problems suspending/hibernating and that's usually due to peripherals plugged in like SD cards, USB sticks etc. mine suspends/hibernates properly but restarts instead of resume.
[05:40] <dnivra> but i am going to keep looking while waiting.
[05:41] <Spuffin> I'm looking for the easiest method of taking a large amount of data listing the timestamp, application, # of users and only selecting the high water mark for each day so that I can plot it. Anyone have any thoughts/suggestions?
[05:41] <shcherbak> dnivra: same me, hibernate good, suspend bad. nothing worked out
[05:41] <Gnea> Eryn_1983_FL: ah, not something we're keen on here then, might try #windows
[05:42] <dnivra> shcherbak, my hibernate doesn't work either :(.
[05:42] <dnivra> shcherbak, guess it could be a 10.10 issue. it worked fine in earlier versions :(.
[05:43] <shcherbak> F3RR1S: what about control: means only time or password also (like caffe?)
[05:43] <red2kic> dnivra: You upgraded from earlier versions?
[05:43] <dnivra> red2kic, yeah been using newer versions as they're released.
[05:44] <chalcedony> chull, please send my last message again?
[05:44] <red2kic> dnivra: When was the last time you did a clean installation? Not that I have anything against major version upgrades -- I find them too... messy.
[05:44] <chetan_> hi all
[05:44] <F3RR1S> shcherbak, I am not sure how that would work but I will see
[05:44] <kewlbns69> nobody playing UT?
[05:44] <dnivra> red2kic, clean install? 10.04 i guess. overwrote 10.10 on 10.04-didn't format the drive.
[05:44] <chull> i can't ssh to this drive, can anyone see anything wrong with the ssh config? http://chalcedony.pastebin.com/LBrqk9UG
[05:45] <chetan_> I am trying to add multilingual feature in ubuntu
[05:45] <iDope> hi, anyone with experience installing cacti plugins on Ubuntu 10.10?
[05:45] <chetan_> can anyone help me regarding this
[05:45] <iDope> I cant seem to find the plugin architecture
[05:45] <kewlbns69> i'm just trying to figure out why sound in a game won't work if i use a launcher but works in gnome-terminal
[05:45] <chetan_> what are the essentials points i need to consider?
[05:46] <chetan_> any documents available
[05:47] <red2kic> dnivra: It is a possibility. That's the only advice I could come up with. :)
[05:47] <chalcedony> so many things to ask, i'm trying to ssh to my husband's computer, to help him (he can't speak and hear), but it won't let me in. it's a new configuration. can someone help?
[05:47] <joe847> !time
[05:48] <dnivra> red2kic, well i don't remember doing suspend in 10.04. Just that i got 5GB swap none of which is being used ever so wondering if something is wrong. suspend/hibernate doesn't work either. it's okay 11.04 is going to be a clean install for sure.
[05:50] <Spuffin> chalcedony, you need to install sshd server
[05:50] <red2kic> chalcedony: That does not look clean/new? "#AllowUsers chull llhull warp craig"
[05:51] <chalcedony> red2kic, one of those is what i'm trying to use
[05:51] <chalcedony> Spuffin, hmm?
[05:51] <iDope> hi, anyone with experience installing cacti plugins on Ubuntu 10.10?
[05:51] <shcherbak> dnivra: pm-suspend/hibernate and acpi-tools another things to try. try google graphic card against kernel number
[05:51] <rickmasta> Hey guys, I want to buy a cheap laptop to put ubuntu on, any suggestions?
[05:52] <dnivra> shcherbak, thanks! will check them out.
[05:52] <red2kic> chalcedony: Are you and that hubby on local network? Not behind a router?
[05:52] <repro> Hey guys!
[05:53] <chalcedony> red2kic, there's a router but i can ping him and i can ssh to his other drives
[05:53] <dnivra> rickmasta, well dell ships laptops with ubuntu preinstalled. just buy a laptop that satisfies system requirements: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements.
[05:53] <bastidrazor> chalcedony: openssh-server on his box
[05:53] <chalcedony> bastidrazor, let me go try that ty much
[05:53] <shcherbak> chalcedony: drives?
[05:54] <bastidrazor> chalcedony: install that package on his box, and you should be able to ssh to it.
[05:54] <chalcedony> shcherbak, we made the one he wants to redo, a slave, but this master is a different drive .. however he set it up, it's not right
[05:54] <chalcedony> okies
[05:54] <joe847> !apparmor
[05:54] <Israfel_> ok, after I "ndiswrapper -i /path/file.inf" what next? Is it already running?
[05:55] <dnivra> rickmasta, but i would say avoid the new intel core series of processors-the i3, i5 and i7. few friends of mine had to reinstall their system all over again after installing ubuntu in them(and were behind me for messing their system up :) ).
[05:55] <Gnea> Israfel_: the entire process is documented on the wifi site, just follow it and you'll be fine
[05:56] <Israfel_> Gnea, I've been doing this blind without a website help because all the wifi help sites are completely different.
[05:57] <Israfel_> *-network:0 UNCLAIMED (Uh oh)
[05:57] <dnivra> rickmasta, if you're not buying pre-installed, avoid dell-it ironically caused most issues :). more queries head to #ubuntu-laptop.
 openssh-server is already the newest version.
[05:57] <Gnea> Israfel_: that's why you're supposed to follow the official site
[05:57] <Gnea> !wifi | Israfel_
[05:59] <chull> bastidrazor red2kic i seem to already have sshserver here
[05:59] <red2kic> chull: Is it running? "ps -ax | grep sshd"
[06:00] <chull> red2kic, checking
[06:01] <chull> red2kic,  ps -ax | grep sshd
[06:01] <chull> Warning: bad ps syntax, perhaps a bogus '-'? See http://procps.sf.net/faq.html
[06:01] <chull>  2996 ?        Ss     0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
[06:01] <chull>  5494 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep --color=auto sshd
[06:01] <FloodBot1> chull: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:01] <bastidrazor> chull: what is the exact command you're using to connect?
[06:01] <greezmunkey> chull: if it's running you can test by ssh'ing to 127.0.0.1
[06:02] <chull> bastidrazor, ssh craig@192.168.3.203
[06:02] <bastidrazor> chull: and the error you get?
[06:03] <chull> bastidrazor, bad password
[06:03] <HelloGuy> hi....did mark shuttleworth created linux
[06:03] <red2kic> HelloGuy: No.
[06:03] <Israfel_> Gnea, Ok, the very first command doesn't work. E: Unable to locate package gcc-3.4
[06:03] <red2kic> HelloGuy: He definitely did not.
[06:04] <Gnea> Israfel_: well, you probably don't need to follow it strictly to the letter - obviously, there are likely to be some minor changes and repeating things is generally not a good thing
[06:04] <anygivenname> what's the command line to generate Logwatch ?
[06:04] <magn3ts> Soooo Ubuntu is burning coasters. Have not had this problem in previous version (10.04) on this computer
[06:05] <Jordan_U> magn3ts: What are you trying to burn and how?
[06:05] <magn3ts> ISO, whatever nautilus uses by default
[06:06] <dnivra> HelloGuy, read about Mark Shuttleworth here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Shuttleworth. And this is ubuntu support so if you have any ubuntu related queries that we can help solve, do ask else head to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[06:06] <magn3ts> Jordan_U, looks like Brasero. They are md5sum'd as correct ISOs as well.
[06:06] <HelloGuy> thx
[06:06] <magn3ts> Brasero also timed out on calcing the checksum on one of them and it can't seem to open the disk drive without me intervening and pressing the physical button
[06:07] <Jordan_U> magn3ts: Are you sure it's not a hardware problem?
[06:08] <magn3ts> Jordan_U, man, idk, I'm considering that now... I can't imagine so. It's a desktop, I use the CD drive a few times a year and since I've owned this for 6 months... I mean, I can count on two hands the number of times I've used it. I know that doesn't really change the fact that it *could* be a hardware issue... but... I'll probably try it next time I'm in Windows, but that's pretty rare nowadays.
[06:08] <magn3ts> I could try burning through Vitrualbox
[06:09] <Blue1> !rss
[06:09] <dnivra> i am having issues when i suspend/hibernate the system, the system just restarts when i press the power button. i got part of an error shown "Render ring head not reset to zero.....<something i couldn't note down>Render ring forced reset to zero...<same thing shown above; couldn't note down>". the suspend happens correctly i guess-the light turns red and blinks-that's the usual behaviour when the system is suspended. what could possibly be wrong? i'm running
[06:09] <dnivra> Ubuntu 10.04 64bit on a sony vaio vgn-fw260j.
[06:09] <Blue1> anybody know of any gnome based rss readers that don't sux the life out of the cpu the way liferea does?
[06:09] <anygivenname> what's the command line to generate Logwatch ?
[06:10] <wucan> join /evince
[06:10] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[06:10] <Gnea> anygivenname: sudo /etc/init.d/logwatch start
[06:11] <dnivra> Blue1, check this out. hope this helps http://www.ubuntugeek.com/list-of-rss-readers-available-in-ubuntu.html.
[06:11] <Blue1> dnivra: omw
[06:11] <anygivenname> Gnea: command not found
[06:12] <Gnea> anygivenname: try installing it first
[06:12] <jorvis> Off-topic, but my girl and I are having our baby in 7 days and need people to tell us what they think of our name but want it to be a surprise to our family.  So what do you guys think of 'Corin' ?
[06:12] <Blue1> dnivra: that gives me enought to try many thanks
[06:12] <Jordan_U> !ot | jorvis
[06:12] <dnivra> Blue1, no problem :). glad i could help.
[06:13] <jorvis> thanks Jordan_U - posting there
[06:13] <wucan> join /xorg
[06:13] <Jordan_U> jorvis: You're welcome.
[06:13] <Jordan_U> wucan: The syntax is "/join #channel".
[06:13] <wucan> thanks
[06:14] <Jordan_U> wucan: You're welcome.
[06:14] <anygivenname> Gnea: I have it already & it sends me a daily report on my email but suddenly the past 3 days it started to send me some srambled lines with 'Can't exec "/bin/sh": Argument list too long at /usr/sbin/logwatch line 862'
[06:15] <Gnea> anygivenname: aah, did you check the files that it reads from? possibly in /var?
[06:16] <chalcedony> bastidrazor, http://chalcedony.pastebin.com/hRwyyhaa
[06:17] <Jordan_U> anygivenname: /window 15
[06:17] <Jordan_U> anygivenname: Sorry, ignore that :)
[06:19] <anygivenname> Gnea: the logs are fine
[06:19] <silv3r_m00n> in which file are the network settings stored ?
[06:19] <silv3r_m00n> like ip and netmask of eth0
[06:20] <Gnea> anygivenname: none of them seem overbloated?
[06:20] <dnivra> silv3r_m00n, if the ip is assigned dynamically-most cases it is-it won't be stored anywhere.
[06:20] <greezmunkey> silv3r_m00n: /etc/network/interfaces
[06:20] <silv3r_m00n> dnivra: my system is dhcp currently , I want to make it fixed ip
[06:20] <silv3r_m00n> shud I use network-manager ?
[06:20] <greezmunkey> .
[06:20] <dnivra> silv3r_m00n, and you can edit the static ip in network manager, no need to mess around /etc/network/interfaces
[06:21] <Jordan_U> anygivenname: What version of Ubuntu are you using? If not 10.10 could you pastebin your /usr/sbin/logwatch ?
[06:21] <anygivenname> Gnea: I dont know.....they seem like that last time I have seen them
[06:21] <silv3r_m00n> dnivra: oh gr8
[06:21] <red2kic> chalcedony: I'm so sorry. Tools like ssh are meant to make life easier for everybody. You got the short stick. :(
[06:23] <Gnea> anygivenname: well it's a shell script, right?
[06:23] <nirazio> Window preview is not working in DockbarX..Any one facing this problem???
[06:23] <Gnea> !info dockbarx
[06:24] <anygivenname> Gnea: I found an error on fail2ban.log
[06:24] <Gnea> anygivenname: oh?
[06:24] <magn3ts> Jordan_U, moment(s) of truth. I burned it in Windows with no problems. I'll see if it passes another md5 after being burnt
[06:24] <anygivenname> 2010-12-14 07:26:12,726 fail2ban.actions.action: ERROR  iptables -N fail2ban-ssh
[06:24] <anygivenname> iptables -A fail2ban-ssh -j RETURN
[06:24] <anygivenname> iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m multiport --dports ssh -j fail2ban-ssh returned 200
[06:24] <magn3ts> also, windows was able to open the drive, even inside the VM
[06:25] <silv3r_m00n> how to start network manager from terminal ?
[06:25] <nirazio> Gnea: I have installed it by folllowing this tutorial http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/12/new-look-dockbarx-hits-ppa/
[06:25] <dnivra> silv3r_m00n, it should be started by default.
[06:26] <dnivra> silv3r_m00n, check the gnome panel
[06:26] <magn3ts> silv3r_m00n, try nm-applet
[06:26] <silv3r_m00n> I am on kde
[06:26] <silv3r_m00n> nm-applet doesn't work
[06:27] <Gnea> nirazio: ah okay... haven't used it yet, not sure if anyone else has... it is a gnome app, so maybe #gnome would know
[06:27] <noonian> silv3r_m00n, you can try installing network-manager-kde
[06:27] <silv3r_m00n> noonian: ok thanks
[06:28] <ubuntu4455> new to xubuntu.. i've created a persistent thumbdrive.
[06:28] <noonian> silv3r_m00n, welcome
[06:28] <ubuntu4455> when i save something on the desktop, restart, it'll show again?
[06:28] <bombadil_rocks> yes
[06:29] <valros> Could anyone help me as to why any attempt at an ssh connection is timing out? seems port 22 is blocked but by what i dont know
[06:29] <ubuntu4455> xubuntu rockxx then..
[06:29] <anygivenname> Gnea: that's line 82 on usr/sbin/logwatch :           system("$Config{'pathtocat'} $Command") == 0
[06:29] <noonian> valros, what are you trying to connect to?
[06:29] <valros> desktop within the LAN
[06:29] <anygivenname> line 862
[06:29] <ubuntu4455> download, make usb-boot, less than 30 minutes. amazing.
[06:29] <valros> and yes its reachable
[06:30] <bombadil_rocks> could ssh on the machine be set to a non standard port?
[06:30] <valros> how would i check?
[06:30] <Gnea> anygivenname: not sure why that makes a difference, maybe turn debugging on and run it again
[06:30] <valros> and i doubt it, ssh was just recently installed, cleanly
[06:31] <bombadil_rocks> if it's a clean install you're right it should be port 22
[06:32] <learningC> what is . (dot) for a shell?
[06:32] <maco> learningC: current directory
[06:32] <noonian> valros, and you are sshing to the local lan ip?
[06:32] <maco> learningC: oh, or "source"
[06:32] <valros> ufw is disabled and iptables have been flushed but to no avail
[06:32] <valros> yes
[06:32] <ubuntu4455> exaile .. gstreamer plugins.
[06:33] <ubuntu4455> just do a synaptics update?
[06:33] <Jordan_U> learningC: What is the context?
[06:33] <blashyrkh> hello
[06:33] <anygivenname> Gnea: how do I run it agin?
[06:34] <noonian> valros, hmm, i have no idea unless the computer is just really slow doing something
[06:34] <anygivenname> again
[06:34] <_dash_> Hi all
[06:34] <valros> lol no, im typing on it now
[06:34] <Gnea> anygivenname: just add -x to it:  #!/bin/sh -x
[06:34] <valros> it just wont accept any connections
[06:34]  * _dash_ is facing prblem with simple setterm util
[06:34] <Gnea> _dash_: are you using tcsh?
[06:35] <Jordan_U> Gnea: It's a perl script.
[06:35] <_dash_> nope it's sh only
[06:35] <_dash_> Gnea, it's sh only
[06:35] <Jordan_U> Gnea: /usr/sbin/logwatch that is.
[06:35] <anygivenname> Gnea: I dont understand...pls simplify
[06:35] <Gnea> _dash_: then you need to use export
[06:35] <Gnea> Jordan_U: oh
[06:35] <ubuntu4455> shoutcast radios working!!!! fun.
[06:36] <Gnea> anygivenname: thought you said it was a shell script
[06:36] <_dash_> Gerwin, I did it with TERM=xterm
[06:36] <_dash_> but still did not work
[06:36] <Gnea> anygivenname: I'm not sure, read through it, see if there's a comment or something for debugging purposes... if not, dunno
[06:36] <Gnea> _dash_: you need to export it
[06:37] <Gnea> export TERM=xterm
[06:37] <_dash_> Gnea, of course I did export TERM=xterm
[06:37] <silv3r_m00n> why can't I see network-manager-kde in synaptic ? me on 9.10
[06:37] <Gnea> but that's only for that particularly running shell, it doesn't make it permanent
[06:37] <anygivenname> Gnea: u mean debug on sshd_config
[06:37] <Neo0101> hi
[06:37] <_dash_> Gnea, I am using custom platform
[06:37] <Gnea> anygivenname: no, I mean debug on logwatch
[06:37] <Gnea> _dash_: well we only support Ubuntu here
[06:37] <Neo0101> programers suck
[06:37] <macbook> ?
[06:37] <Neo0101> xD
[06:38] <_dash_> Gnea, I have derived same from ubuntu
[06:38] <Jordan_U> !ot | Neo0101
[06:38] <ubentobox> anyone here aware of when the style of ubuntu netbook is translating to the desktop edition?
[06:38] <ubuntu4455> acer aspire one netbook, able to kick screen resolution till 1024x768 ?
[06:38] <Neo0101> Windows rules the world
[06:39] <_dash_> Gnea, I have reduced it's footprint
[06:39] <anygivenname> Gnea: what's the command line to have logwatch generate report now ?
[06:39] <Jordan_U> Neo0101: Stick to the channel topic. This is your last warning.
[06:40] <Gnea> anygivenname: I don't know, read the manpage
[06:40] <learningC> maco, Jordan_U: for example what are the differences between: .afile ./afile /afile
[06:40] <Neo0101> join annops.net
[06:40] <maco> learningC: ahh ok
[06:41] <maco> learningC: .afile is a hidden file in the current directory whose name starts with a dot
[06:41] <maco> learningC: ./afile is a file in the current directory whose name is simply "afile"
[06:41] <learningC> i see
[06:41] <valros> ssh 192.168.1.130 works at 130, but not from any other LAN device...
[06:41] <valros> no others time out
[06:41] <maco> learningC: /afile is a file in the root of the filesystem hierarchy. starting with a / makes it an explicit path, rather than a relative one.       ./afile was relative to the current directory
[06:42] <S_A> Hi! I want to your generic user's views about Ubuntu 10.10 on atom processor. One of my friend installed and he is facing lot of issues at boot time (manual enter button press needed multiple times), slugishness in display etc
[06:42] <S_A> alos the boot time is very long
[06:43] <S_A> although I was expecting it to be around 10 seconds to dsktop
[06:43] <red2kic> S_A: Atom processor? Avoid metapackages. Install things as you go. Install minimal and keep it minimal.
[06:44] <rww> Atoms are slow. Ubuntu 10.10 wasn't noticeably more slow than normal on my Atom.
[06:44] <mark_> update to latest kernel usually helps with things like processors
[06:44] <learningC> maco: can we just run afile
[06:44] <learningC> ?
[06:44] <mark_> yes atoms are slow try lightweight desktop like fluxbox and fiemanager like xfe
[06:44] <bonjoyee> whats up #ubuntu!!
[06:44] <maco> learningC: if it's executable, either giving it a direct path (so either relative or explicit, but not just its name unless the path to it is defined in $PATH), yes
[06:45] <ryansmith> I have two video cards lying around for my Ubuntu media center: a ATI 9600 Pro and an Nvidia FX 5200. Which one should I use?
[06:45] <mark_> opera uses little cpu...try it
[06:45] <RogueShadow> lynx is efficient...
[06:46] <bonjoyee> ryansmith: one that works best..i would start with NV
[06:46] <learningC> maco: if I put an executable file in desktop and I'm in desktop directory, if I just put the file name, would it work?
[06:46] <DasEi> ryansmith: nvidia, though little weaker, but easier to install
[06:47] <bonjoyee> maco: ./filename
 chalcedony: I'm so sorry. Tools like ssh are meant to make life easier for everybody. You got the short stick. :(  - hmm can we figure out what's broken?
[06:47] <ryansmith> bonjoyee: I'm just looking for the best performance
[06:47] <mark_> sure it woul if it is executable
[06:47] <DasEi> ryansmith: for a mediacenter consider buying a used cheap; what will you do with it ?
[06:47] <ryansmith> DasEi: just SD video output
[06:47] <ryansmith> DasEi: XBMC
[06:47] <maco> bonjoyee: tell learningC not me :P
[06:47] <noonian> learningC, you would have to do ./<thename>
[06:47] <noonian> learningC, the . means the current directory
[06:47] <maco> learningC: no, like i just said it has to be either a relative or explicit path
[06:48] <bonjoyee> maco: sorry..wrong number!!
[06:48] <maco> learningC: unless the directory is in the $PATH variable, which ~/Desktop is not
[06:48] <DasEi> ryansmith: use nvidia, as their propitary drivers run with current x, not so I knew of the old ati's
[06:48] <ryansmith> DasEi: I'd like to swap out the card in the future for HD, but I'm not sure if my computer could handle it
[06:48] <arvind_khadri> learningC, or you must edit your $PATH to contain that path of executable
[06:48] <learningC> so, it's different from windows, right?
[06:49] <maco> learningC: type "echo $PATH" real quick
[06:49] <red2kic> chalcedony: Meh. Not really. Seems like you're able to ssh but receive wrong password. Could try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server" -- Otherwise, I don't know what else to say.
[06:49] <learningC> why mark_ said it would work?
[06:49] <maco> learningC: windows *also* uses a $PATH
[06:49] <chalcedony> red2kic, ill try that, thanks :)
[06:49] <mark_> ./filename from a terminal will launch an executable file
[06:49] <red2kic> chalcedony: Try creating a new password "passwd chull" on the machine you're trying to ssh in -- and use the new password. See if that works.
[06:49] <maco> learningC: if it is in any of the directories that are listed when you type "echo $PATH" then just typing the name works
[06:50] <red2kic> chalcedony: Or was it craig.
[06:50] <bonjoyee> learningC: yes...that the reason files in "Programs Files" dont run by defalut from terminal
[06:50] <DasEi> ryansmith: agp can handle hdtv
[06:50] <maco> learningC: otherwise you do what mark_ is saying and give the path... that is, since it's in ~/Desktop and so are you, either:   ./afile   OR  ~/Desktop/afile   OR  /home/you/Desktop/afile
[06:50] <noonian> learningC, and if its in your path then it doesnt matter which directory you are in when you type the name
[06:50] <chalcedony> red2kic, craig's box .. i'll go there and try those
[06:51] <mark_> best way  to learn unix/linux is to try it and see learning
[06:51] <red2kic> chalcedony: Do "passwd craig" -- Generate a new password for sudo. See if you can ssh in with new password.
[06:51] <bonjoyee> learningC: one more way is creat /homr/username/bin and out the exec files there
[06:51] <bonjoyee> out>put
[06:52] <mark_> to make a file executable u may need to do chmod o+x file first
[06:52] <ryansmith> DasEi: any recommendations on an AGP card? I'd like to output at least 720p over HDMI, but I'd rather have 1080p output if possible
[06:52] <shingen> how can I list a directory with full paths and special escape characters like ls -b ?
[06:53] <mark_> who here has an ubuntu t shirt?
[06:53] <learningC> ok, I just type the filename only and nothing happens and I am in the same directory as the file
[06:53] <DasEi> ryansmith: I don't know the rest of your box and this is no #hardware here, in the sky GeForce 7600 GT 512MB AGP
[06:53] <rww> mark_: #ubuntu-offtopic is probably a better place for that question ;)
[06:53] <bonjoyee> learningC: ./filename will run it
[06:53] <mark_> oops :)
[06:53] <noonian> learningC, you need to do ./thefilename
[06:54] <mark_> ls -l should tell u if the file is executable
[06:54] <DasEi> ryansmith: for questions as such, /j  #hardware
[06:54] <anygivenname> does anyone know what's the command line to have logwatch generate report now ?
[06:54] <israfel> If a wireless card shows up in ndiswrapper just fine, but doesn't show up in iwconfig, is it a lost cause?
[06:56] <noonian> israfel, not sure  but maybe it just isnt configured?
[06:56] <learningC> but in windows I think we don't really need the PATH if we are executing the file in the same directory, right?
[06:56] <israfel> noonian, What do you mean? iwconfig doesn't even show it... There's no way to configure something that's not there.
[06:57] <noonian> israfel, yeah you are probably screwed then :P i dont know what determines whats there
[06:58] <noonian> learningC, its the same thing in windows, just by default there is almost nothing in your path for windows.
it means the module is not loaded check lsmod |less
[07:00] <crackerjackz> !find snes9x
[07:00] <ryansmith> DasEi: for sure, thanks dude
[07:00] <alberto> hey guys i'm trying to syc my iphone 4 with banshee, i move the songs to the iphone and it says that is syncing but after banshee finish syncing the iphone keep showing "sync in progress" and won't change it until i close banshee or eject the iphone, then, the songs are in the right folders in the iphone with the f011...etc names but i can't see them nor in the iphone as well as through banshee. can somebody help me with this? thx
[07:01] <learningC> but in windows, we don't need ./ in front of the file to execute it I think, is it?
[07:01] <Bluefeverx> I know this sounds a little strange, but ever since I changed my password today, my monitor has stopped flickering. At first I thought the font had changed,but then I looked at it again and I noticed the "vibrating" of the screen was gone. Any thoughts on this?
[07:02] <noonian> hmm, let me boot up my windows vm real quick...
[07:02] <methylenedioxy> in Windows you wouldn't typically be executing a shell script like that but rather a batch file, no?
[07:03] <methylenedioxy> not that they don't share some of the same basic commands
[07:03] <learningC> yes, right, a batch file or an .exe file, which you can only type the filename, right?
[07:03] <DasEi> learningC: unless in compiler environment,either exe or bat are common
[07:03] <methylenedioxy> The file extension indicates it, yeah
[07:03] <rs0832> learningC: thats because in windows, you cannot normally execute installed programs by just typing the name
[07:04] <Lcawte> Hi, can I install an ISO directly from the Ubuntu Live CD (for example if I had some other Linux Distro saved to my memory stick0
[07:04] <chalcedony> red2kic, http://chalcedony.pastebin.com/6sVqjNSD
[07:04] <rww> learningC: Windows has the current directory in its PATH variable by default. Ubuntu doesn't. Considering that having it there is a minor security risk...
[07:04] <dnivra> Lcawte, if you have a memory stick then you could create a bootable memory stick using unetbootin.
[07:05] <DasEi> Lcawte: you could do a pxe-boot with kickstart, but rather a hassle, no second usb stick handy ?
[07:05] <Lcawte> DasEi: nope
[07:06] <noonian> learningC, you are correct at least for some windows .exe files. I was able to start Chess.exe from a cmd prompt
[07:06] <red2kic> chalcedony: Try "mv ~/.ssh ~/.ssh-bak" -- This is ridiculous. :(
[07:06] <dnivra> Lcawte, here's how you can boot an iso using grub2. i've not tried it. http://michael-prokop.at/blog/2009/05/25/boot-an-iso-via-grub2/
[07:07] <DasEi> Lcawte: see, you need a initial medium to call the iso and give parameters to installer, so easier to setup a complete bootmedium once
[07:07] <red2kic> chalcedony: (On the client).
[07:07] <red2kic> chalcedony: (Craigs)
[07:07] <Lcawte> meh, I'll install Ubuntu first I guess
[07:07] <DasEi> Lcawte: what about saving the stick to hd and then use it for that ? usb-boot supported ?
[07:08] <red2kic> chalcedony: Is Craig / chull able to ssh itself in with the new password?
[07:09] <learningC> noonian: yes, in windows you only type the file name in the current directory and it will execute
[07:09] <maco> learningC: if you add . to the $PATH you can do that
[07:09] <noonian> learningC, you also do not have to mark a file executable to do that, but that isn't a feature.
[07:09] <maco> learningC: i believe it's considered a bad idea in the security department though
[07:10] <rww> It is.
[07:10] <israfel> insmod, It's loaded.
[07:10] <methylenedioxy> Hm, what kinds of risks does it lead to?
[07:11] <noonian> accidental nuclear wars
[07:11] <methylenedioxy> (If that's off-topic, don't worry about it :)
[07:11] <TeslaTony> I want to wipe my Ubuntu install for a fresh one, but would like to not wipe my Windows install. Will the graphical installer figure out the partitioning automatically?
[07:12] <dnivra> TeslaTony, yes. in the graphical installer choose the partition in which ubuntu currently resides and install the new ubuntu there. leave windows untouched and it won't be wiped.
[07:12] <noonian> TeslaTony, it should, and if it doesnt give you the option you want you can manually pick your old ubuntu partition to format and use as /
[07:12] <maco> methylenedioxy: i think the worry is about $bad_person executing things $admin hasn't installed/approved
[07:12] <hanasaki> is the openvpn package in10.10 the server? client or both?
[07:12] <DasEi> TeslaTony: use Win, make the current ubuntu-partis unallocated, then installer should find the free space (alternate installer, doing it manually for more fine grained)
[07:12] <methylenedioxy> Ahhh, okay
[07:12] <soapcontainer> how do i remove the google botnet from ubuntu if i have installed google chrome?
does ifconfig see it
[07:13] <noonian> soapcontainer, the google botnet?
[07:13] <soapcontainer> Yes.
[07:13] <soapcontainer> I installed Google Chrome, which is a botnet, and which google has asserted openly the right to use on anyone who installs chrome
[07:13] <soapcontainer> so i want to remove chrome and the botnet
[07:13] <Neo0101> lol
[07:14] <real> wtf
[07:14] <Neo0101> banned
[07:14] <Neo0101> :(
[07:14] <RealOpty> nice
[07:14] <RealOpty> sick of ppl saying real
[07:14] <Neo0101> flood rules
[07:14] <TeslaTony> Awesomeness. Thanks dnivra, noonian, and DasEi
[07:15] <DasEi> TeslaTony: welcome, ask if needed
[07:15] <RealOpty>  noonian/#ubuntu said:  +hmm, let me boot up my windows vm real quick.
[07:15] <RealOpty> ha.
[07:15] <red2kic> Let me install the package RealOpty quick. :)
[07:15] <Neo0101> i can flood this with bots
[07:15] <Neo0101> ?
[07:15] <israfel> insmod, nope. Just lo
[07:15] <hanasaki> is there any filesystem that will automatically sync back and forth to the server when a laptop gets connected in the office?
[07:15] <red2kic> Neo0101: No.
[07:16] <Neo0101> :)
[07:16] <TeslaTony> soapcontainer: Wipe google chrome, and install chromium. Chromium is the version of chrome without the google spyware and branding.
[07:16] <DasEi> hanasaki: can use unison in a script
[07:16] <red2kic> hanasaki: Dropbox? It'll sync everything automagically
[07:16] <noonian> or html5 support  :(
[07:16] <red2kic> hanasaki: Free 2GB.
[07:16] <DasEi> !info unison | hanasaki
[07:16] <soapcontainer> how do i completely remove all traces of google chrome and any malicious software or configuration changes it may have made to my system
[07:16] <hanasaki> red2kic:  thanks.. url?
how are you trying to run it ? ifup?
[07:16] <RealOpty> red2kic, apt-get install  ytpolaer
[07:17] <methylenedioxy> I think there's a fs modules for dropbox as well
[07:17] <DasEi> hanasaki: both in repos
[07:17] <hanasaki> DasEi:  I need win, lin, mac support tooo
[07:17] <red2kic> hanasaki: https://www.dropbox.com/
[07:17] <israfel> insmod, I'm trying anything that the wifi documents says. Nothing works.
[07:17] <soapcontainer> TeslaTony, thanks.
[07:17] <hanasaki> DasEi:  I used unison once.. it was ok.. but lots of .hidden files and never found out what it does about conflict resolution
[07:17] <noonian> soapcontainer, its doubtful it made changes to your machine. But the only way to truly be sure would be a full reinstall. You take this risk of course when you install any piece of software.
[07:18] <soapcontainer> yep
[07:18] <fiona|at> hello. can i develop microsoft excel vba when using ubuntu ?
[07:18] <soapcontainer> gonna have to reformat then
[07:18] <methylenedioxy> what do you mean by google spyware, calling home?
[07:18] <RealOpty> ha
[07:18] <israfel> insmod, Basically, I followed all the steps that all websites say to do up to the point where they say "It should work now" But it doesn't
[07:18] <soapcontainer> I mean that if you install google chrome, you install what is effectively a botnet apparatus
[07:18] <TeslaTony> soapcontainer: Use the package manager, and choose "Completely uninstall." An uninstall will wipe it, but that way you get the config files, too
easiest way -- I never got the GUI stuff to work --- I just edited /etc/network/interfaces the ifdown the ifup
[07:18] <soapcontainer> which COULD be used in the same way as a traditional botnet, if google so chose
[07:18] <DasEi> hanasaki: .files are just hidden in *nix,ctrl-h makes them visible,conflicting is about newer files in both "ends"
[07:18] <soapcontainer> it has that ability
[07:19] <DasEi> soapcontainer: chromium-browser ?
[07:19] <soapcontainer> thanks TeslaTony
[07:19] <noonian> soapcontainer, your music player is probably just as likely to change your computer maliciously.
[07:19] <soapcontainer> don't have a music player on this machine noonian
[07:19] <soapcontainer> on this machine i can't take risks
[07:19] <hanasaki> DasEi:  ctrl-h in bash?
[07:19] <soapcontainer> thought google chrome was completely ok but it wasn't
[07:19] <israfel> insmod, There's only 2 entries there. auto lo and iface lo inet loopback.
[07:19] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: yet IRC is considered safe? :]
[07:20] <DasEi> hanasaki: in nautilus
[07:20] <hanasaki> ah
ya you card the one for the card
[07:20] <insmod> add
[07:20] <soapcontainer> yes i8degrees
[07:20] <hanasaki> dropbox looks commercial it sends files through the dropbox.com site?
add the one for the card
[07:20] <israfel> insmod, What do I add? The name? PCI address?
[07:20] <methylenedioxy> yeah, dropbox is a "cloud" storage system
[07:21] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: *laughs* alright...
[07:21] <Lcawte> When I have Ubuntu installed, whats the best way to install an ISO from there?
[07:21] <methylenedioxy> if you just mean something like rsync that might be more appropriate
auto (name)
[07:21] <hanasaki> DasEi:  what about umm is id CODA?
[07:21] <fiona|at> can i develop microsoft excel vba under ubuntu ?
[07:21] <red2kic> hanasaki: Well, sure. You can access or download files on the site too.
[07:21] <RealOpty> ok now i remember why ive been idling in here for months.... since release 10.10 my keyboard will disable left clicking on my mouse??????
[07:21] <soapcontainer> i8degrees why do you think irc is unsafe?
then iface (name) inet (protocal)
[07:22] <pgpkeys> why do you think irc IS safe
[07:22] <hanasaki> red2kic:  I prefer not ot have my files leave my LAN
[07:22] <hanasaki> :(
then next line is pass
[07:22] <itaylor57> fiona|at: no there is no vba on unbuntu
[07:22] <DasEi> hanasaki: idk, in which sight ?
[07:22] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: first, I'd like to know why google chrome is unsafe / a botnet :-)
[07:22] <itaylor57> !basic
[07:22] <pgpkeys> i8degrees: that was ny next question
[07:22] <hanasaki> DasEi:  huh?
[07:22] <pgpkeys> s/ny/my/
you can add any comand that iwconfig needs like chanel pass etc
[07:22] <i8degrees> pgpkeys: heheheh
[07:22] <Neo0101> operation payback?
[07:23] <methylenedioxy> that is a voluntary botnet
[07:23] <i8degrees> is silly?
[07:23] <fiona|at> itaylor57: thx. no way to work around?
[07:23] <DasEi> hanasaki: what about umm is id CODA, I don't understand that question
[07:23] <pgpkeys> i've heard google chrome / chromium called a lot of things but a botnet aint one of them
[07:23] <hanasaki> coda and the andrew file system?
[07:24]  * i8degrees seconds pgpkeys motion
[07:24] <DasEi> hanasaki: no idea of it, sorry
[07:24] <israfel> insmod, So basically, auto wlan0...iface wlan0 inet 802.11g ?
[07:24] <hanasaki> ok
[07:24] <maco> hanasaki: AFS/CODA do leave your LAN
[07:24] <maco> hanasaki: they are well-replicated
[07:24] <maco> hanasaki: if you want something internal only, try iFolder
[07:24] <maco> hanasaki: its a server *you* set up and admin yourself
[07:24] <hanasaki> maco... yes.. but only on my laptop right?  not to some other company's server
[07:25] <maco> hanasaki: as i said, YOU run the server
[07:25] <hanasaki> maco:  I am looking for the replicated and secure
[07:25] <pgpkeys> i8degrees: notice the complete lack of any answer :)
no 802.11g ---------static ppoe dhcp etc
[07:25] <methylenedioxy> would rsync not suffice?
[07:25] <hanasaki> maco:  but is coda / afs dead?
[07:25] <i8degrees> pgpkeys: precisely
[07:25] <maco> hanasaki: no
[07:25] <DasEi> maco: link about coda ?
[07:25] <maco> hanasaki: until 6 months ago i worked for one of the 2 companies that sell OpenAFS support
[07:25] <hanasaki> http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/mirrors.html
[07:26] <israfel> insmod, And that's it? Or is there a bunch of stuff I have to put in?
[07:26] <hanasaki> cool maco - so what is AFS AFS2 openAFS and coda... what's alive?dead? better for what?
[07:26] <itaylor57> fiona|at: look here https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/programming/C/other-programming-languages.html
[07:26] <fiona|at> thank you
[07:26] <Protocol84> I am having issues with the session restore and skype, I need to start skype with a script so my webcam works yet when I reboot the skype instance that is restored does not have the arguments applied neccecary for my webcam to work.
[07:26] <i8degrees> hanasaki: glusterfs is cool in my book :] been using it as part of a two node RAID 1+0 disk cluster
whatever iwconfig needs pass etc
[07:26] <DasEi> so coda is another filesharing protocol then
[07:26] <hanasaki> i8degrees: I will check that out.. never heard of it
[07:27] <maco> hanasaki: AFS was bought and sold many times. IBM got tired of it and released it as OpenAFS probably almost 20 years ago now.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=12045
[07:27] <maco> hanasaki: CODA is a fork of AFS that includes offline capabilities, iirc
[07:27] <hanasaki> maco.. no offline in AFS at all?
[07:27] <Protocol84> Is there a way I can make session restore nore remember my skype instance so I can have a startup script handle it? I know this is possible in KDE but I cannot figure out how to do it in GNOME
[07:27] <evilaim> hey, just a quick question, I'm in T.O (canada).
[07:27] <maco> hanasaki: no. when you disconnect you cant reach the cell anymore
[07:27] <evilaim> Just moved here, looking for a Linux group around here
[07:27] <RogueShadow> soapcontainer: you on fios?
[07:27] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[07:28] <evilaim> any other canadians in one?
[07:28] <itaylor57> I finally broke down and am usingh irssi
[07:28] <pk__> i just installed ubuntu lucid on my dell laptop but bluetooth is not working please ehlp
[07:28] <silv3r_m00n> what is the best way to backup my /var/www directory and store in another partition ?
[07:28] <evilaim> or are we a dyping breed?
[07:28] <hanasaki> hmm then AFS may not be for me.. does AFS or CODA have its own disk format ? fuse? sit on top of ext4?
[07:28] <i8degrees> hanasaki: perhaps even better than glusterfs, for your needs, would be DRBD
[07:28] <Gnea> evilaim: what's T.O?
[07:28] <methylenedioxy> If you live in a town of any size I'm sure you can find other users :)
[07:28] <methylenedioxy> Or particularly if there's a university aroubnd
[07:28] <evilaim> Toronto
[07:28] <soapcontainer> i8degrees: http://www.precursorblog.com/content/google-chrome-we-dont-need-your-permission
[07:28] <Gnea> that would be TO then
[07:28] <matthew> hello world
[07:28] <Gnea> T.O would mean it's two words
[07:28] <smoove> quick question, how do install a curser theme?
[07:29] <evilaim> No
[07:29] <maco> hanasaki: ive never used CODA, but with afs you'd authenticate to kerberos and then put stuff in /afs/yourcellgoeshere/directory/
[07:29] <evilaim> That's why they call it T Dot
[07:29] <evilaim> Because it's T.O
[07:29] <shingen> lug anyone?
[07:29] <hanasaki> drdb looks very network heavy.. yes?
[07:29] <maco> evilaim: HackLabTO doesnt have a dot in it...
[07:29] <hanasaki> maco ya there needs to a an oauth openid gateway for kerb grin.. hehe
[07:30] <Gnea> evilaim: you, sir, have been misled.
[07:30] <evilaim> maco: good for them
[07:30] <maco> evilaim: well maybe before the T, if you go by the url...
[07:30] <evilaim> When I say T.O I say T.O
[07:30] <evilaim> So does most people who live here
[07:30] <i8degrees> hanasaki: naturally. it's RAID1 over the network at the kernel level
[07:30] <pgpkeys> its; called T dot because it's Toronto Ontario.
[07:30] <methylenedioxy> well regardless of how you say it, check out the colleges around there for a start :p
[07:30] <evilaim> There you go
[07:31] <evilaim> now you're catching on
[07:31] <evilaim> *rolls eyes*
[07:31] <evilaim> Anywho
[07:31] <bobthemilkman> I'm currently connected via SSH (with X forwarding) from WinXP machine X to Ubuntu machine B, which is hosting a Win7 VM, via VirtualBox. I'd like to access the GUI of the VM, but VBox crashes just before the state finishes resuming. I googled the error that it gives me, but it was not very informative. Does anyone have any experience with this?
[07:31] <maco> riiight well toronto ain't exactly tech support
[07:31] <evilaim> Enough of the elite crap
[07:31] <evilaim> save it for #gentoo
[07:31] <Gnea> so it's a regional thing, big deal, move on
[07:31] <maco> blah blah distro wars...also offtopic
[07:31] <i8degrees> hanasaki: does not require a special filesystem, either. for the record, glusterfs does not require a special filesystem either. aka both fit into your existing filesystem solution or extends upon
[07:31] <Gnea> what's your ubuntu-based question?
[07:31] <israfel> insmod, Doesn't Network Manager handle this already?
[07:31] <evilaim> I was asking if there was a T.O Lug
[07:31] <hanasaki> i8degrees: slow w/o fiber LOL
[07:31] <i8degrees> evilaim: gentoo, eh? what about #bsd... ? lol
[07:32] <evilaim> haha
[07:32] <evilaim> same diff
[07:32] <evilaim> they're both crap
[07:32] <Gnea> evilaim: try google
[07:32] <Lcawte> When I have Ubuntu installed, whats the best way to install an ISO from there?
[07:32] <evilaim> well, fbsd is tight tho
[07:32] <Gnea> !language | evilaim
[07:32] <evilaim> fuck
[07:32] <evilaim> bitch
[07:32] <i8degrees> hanasaki: not true! gigabit :]
[07:32] <FloodBot4> evilaim: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:32] <evilaim> enjoy my language whores!
 soapcontainer: you on fios?
[07:32] <pgpkeys> evil enough
[07:32] <hanasaki> i8degrees: giga still would be slow for heavy use of sectors over ehternet
[07:32] <pgpkeys> oh, nm you been served. next
[07:33] <soapcontainer> yes and here's my ip 173.55.152.208 come get me bro
as I said I never got gui apps to work -- that's how i do it
[07:33] <i8degrees> hanasaki: initial replication can, of course, take a long minute, but incremental updates are generally quick
[07:33] <pgpkeys> soapcontainer: oh go pretend to be elite somewhere else.
[07:33] <soapcontainer> lol
[07:33] <soapcontainer> i'm not pretending to be elite
[07:33] <hanasaki> hmm no drdb in ubuntu 10.10
[07:33] <soapcontainer> just saying he can't do shit with my ISP name and ip
[07:33] <pk__> can someone help me with the bl;uetooth issue
[07:34] <RogueShadow> soapcontainer:o.O ya, irc ip's are public knowledge unless you mask them. I'm not pretending to be elite either, just a google search turns up a rough location and your isp.
[07:34] <pgpkeys> enough. back to the subject at hand. ubuntu
[07:34] <Gnea> soapcontainer: do you have a questionthat's ubuntu related?
[07:34] <maco> soapcontainer: watch your language please
[07:34] <i8degrees> hanasaki: depends on your needs, of course, but *shrug* plenty of potential solutions either way
[07:34] <Gnea> !ot | RogueShadow, soapcontainer
[07:35] <israfel> insmod, I think that's a completely different solution to a different problem.
no it sets up your wireless
[07:35] <israfel> insmod, because for wlan0 to work, a wlan0 has to be detected. It's not.
[07:36] <hanasaki> what's out there for vpn servers on linux with mac.win.lin clients?
[07:36] <Gnea> israfel: what command have you used to determine that it's not?
not true iwconfig lists what is in  the interfaces file
[07:36] <fiona|at> does excel2007 + vba worth with wine ?
[07:36] <soapcontainer> maco, gaea, my apologies
[07:36] <ddavids> hi all,
 if I add lines it lists them even if no card
[07:37] <israfel> Gnea, iwconfig, ifconfig, lshw -C network, lspci, ndiswrapper -l, etc
[07:37] <red2kic> !appdb | fiona|at
[07:37] <i8degrees> fiona|at: the wine appdb list
[07:37] <i8degrees> yes :]
[07:37] <Gnea> israfel: what does dmesg have to say about it?
 those don't tell that
[07:38] <i8degrees> fiona|at: not sure about excel, but I've had plenty of luck with video games ^_^
[07:38] <ddavids> pls my netbook keeps changing the appearance everytime i startup, wht may be d cause?
[07:38] <methylenedioxy> fiona|at the 2007 suite isn't very hot with Wine in general
[07:38] <curtmack> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1355389/Screenshot.png <-- It's been doing this for a few days. The tooltip is "Open CLIENTADD" and when I try to do that, it says it's an unsupported operation.
 dmesg |less tells you it there and the you load the module then add it interfaces done
[07:38] <Gnea> israfel: or you could just install pastebinit and then:  dmesg | pastebinit
[07:39] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: that article you linked me to is trolling hardcore with a horridly biased and otherwise flat out *wrong* take on the auto-update feature all together
[07:40] <soapcontainer> then i stand corrected i8degrees, thanks for questioning me till conclusion
[07:40] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: ...it is not as if Google has to communicate with your computer to issue out a patch / download for updating with
[07:42] <israfel> insmod, Gnea , I think I see an issue. Wine (which I used to install and rip the drivers out) might be 32bit. (Checking Wine to find out) If it's a 32 bit driver, it won't work on 64 bit Ubuntu, right?
[07:42] <admanager> hi, I have a problem, my resolution cannot be adjusted, I managed to get a file "xorg.conf" but the system does not allow me to put it in place (/etc/x11)
 ndiswrapper has the drivers on there site
[07:43] <curtmack> admanager: You need sudo/root access to change xorg.conf
[07:43] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: err, that's not quite what I meant to say *laughs* ...Google's Adobe Flash binary is special in that they do additional engineering work beyond that of merely using nswrapper for integration into the browser and thus they must handle the updates Adobe issues out further.
[07:44] <admanager> even with sudo/root, the problem is that the file does not exist in its place.
[07:44] <israfel> insmod, checking...
[07:44] <curtmack> admanager: what do you mean?
[07:44] <methylenedioxy> I think Ubuntu's taken a lot of the emphasis off that file, no?
[07:44] <llutz> admanager: sudo cp /path/xorg.conf /etc/X11/
[07:45] <israfel> insmod, THey have the drivers for the card?
[07:45] <methylenedioxy> admanager you've got the drivers installed, correct?
[07:45] <soapcontainer> i8degrees, if one of their updates caused an error how would you find out?
 told you
[07:45] <soapcontainer> (one of the updates that gets no flag)
[07:45] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: so it actually is a bit as if chrome phones home with Google in order to check if there is a new version available, but that in of itself does not create a botnet. it certainly creates an inherit risk as with all network oriented I/O, but other than the tid bit involving not first asking the user beforehand, it is, for all practical purposes, identical to how any other piece of software handles all this
[07:46] <pk__> i installed lamp on lucid
[07:46] <methylenedioxy> the autoupdate feature does represent a vulnerability on some Windows at least--evilguard
[07:46] <pk__> but it shows a download dialog when i access http://127.0.0.1/index.php
[07:46] <methylenedioxy> software^
[07:46] <israfel> insmod, there's not a lot of cards listed here... I wonder if the WN311T is the same as the WN311B...
[07:46] <soapcontainer> thanks for the explanation i8degrees, very informative.
[07:47] <soapcontainer> ignorance = fear
[07:47] <israfel> insmod, Nope, not the same. That's Pre-N.
[07:48] <i8degrees> soapcontainer: you'd notice the manifestation of the bug as the result. as to how to run diagnostics, there's various methods in route to this :] in either regard, you can look at the plugins via 'about:plugins' if typed into the address bar
[07:48] <curtmack> Anyway. Can anybody help with this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1355389/Screenshot.png
[07:48] <curtmack> It's been doing it for a few days
[07:49] <curtmack> it looks like some settings got malformed, but I'm not sure where to poke at
[07:49] <admanager> ok, problem solved, thanks all.
[07:50] <i8degrees> curtmack: ah check ~/.gtk-bookmarks
[07:51] <ligaochuan_> hello
[07:51] <curtmack> err
[07:51] <curtmack> CLIENTADD "IOR:010000001700000049444c3a436f6e6669674c697374656e65723a312e300000030000000054424f580000000101020005000000554e4958000000000a0000006c6f63616c686f73740000002d0000002f746d702f6f726269742
[07:51] <curtmack> yes, definitely something got messed up
[07:53] <curtmack> all right, I just recreated it by hand
 the drivers should be on the cd
[07:55]  * skraito for firefox user. Browser hardening http://yohanespatra.wordpress.com/2010/12/14/0x71-firefox-browser-hardening-cisecurity-benchmark-level-1/
[07:55] <KB1JWQ> skraito: Don't do that again please.
[07:56] <skraito> sorry
[07:56] <chandrageetha> how to run java application ?
[07:56] <chandrageetha> which all the files to be installed?
[07:56] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: which java open or sun?
[07:56] <israfel> insmod, zto get the .inf file out of the .exe, I have to install using wine. And wine is running as a 32bit OS I think.
[07:56] <itaylor57> !java | chandrageetha
[07:56] <chandrageetha> sun itaylorS
[07:56] <methylenedioxy> isionous not necessarily
[07:57] <methylenedioxy> err israfel
 the inf file should be in a folder on the disk
[07:57] <israfel> methylenedioxy, How do I know if it's running as a 64 bit?
[07:57] <Echo> anyone know a descent theme for ubuntu?
[07:57] <methylenedioxy> I mean the bit about having to install it to recover the files
[07:57] <ligaochuan_> #ubuntu-cn
[07:57] <israfel> insmod, It's not. It has to be extracted.
[07:57] <subsume> how do I delete a file that shows up under ls as
[07:57] <subsume> ?q
 or find it on the net - i am sure someone has that card
[07:57] <chandrageetha> ubottu, how to enable java repository
[07:58] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: type java -version to see what java is enabled
[07:58] <subsume> how do I delete a file that shows up under ls as ?q and git status as "\033q"
[07:58] <israfel> insmod, I already checked the net before I installed using wine.
[07:58] <DasEi> !java | chandrageetha
[07:58] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: the link above tells how to install sun java
[07:59] <ligaochuan_> admin
 http://driveragent.com/0/archive/13586/60-1-158?q=wn311b.inf
[07:59] <methylenedioxy> israfel the device manufacturer's site should indicate which it is
[07:59] <chandrageetha> java version it shows 1.6.0.20
[07:59] <Jordan_U> subsume: rm '?q'
[07:59] <chandrageetha> which link?
[08:00] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: that is open java
[08:00] <Protocol84> I am having issues with the session restore and skype, I need to start skype with a script so my webcam works yet when I reboot the skype instance that is restored does not have the arguments applied neccecary for my webcam to work.
[08:00] <Protocol84> Is there a way I can make session restore nore remember my skype instance so I can have a startup script handle it? I know this is possible in KDE but I cannot figure out how to do it in GNOME
[08:00] <chandrageetha> yes. which is better?
[08:00] <Jordan_U> subsume: If '?' is actually a control character, and there aren't too many other files in the directory you can use "rm -i *". That will give a prompt asking if you want to delete each file in the current directory.
[08:00] <Protocol84> err nore = not
[08:01] <chandrageetha> i need java to develop applications both desktop and web and deploy
[08:01] <israfel> insmod, Yup, been to that site, but I don't see a way to get the whole file. That's just a preview.
[08:01] <chandrageetha> shall i go for sun java?
[08:01] <ligaochuan_> alias faint me 晕倒
[08:01] <chandrageetha> how to uninstall openjava and install sun java
[08:01] <chandrageetha> i need the latest version too
[08:02] <Jordan_U> !cn | ligaochuan_
[08:02] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: take some time and read the link, it explains it all
[08:02] <llutz> subsume: if its "?q"        rm ?q   will delete it
[08:02] <ligaochuan_> ！cn
[08:02] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: it's in the partner repos; may or may not be the latest version
[08:03] <subsume> no
[08:03] <subsume> its some special character
[08:03] <israfel> methylenedioxy, The site only has 1 driver, and executable, and it installs automatically based upon the OS it detects.
[08:03] <Jordan_U> ligaochuan_: /join #ubuntu-cn
[08:03] <chandrageetha> would you please resend the link you said
[08:03] <methylenedioxy> Ah, sorry, I was thinking it was just a self-extracting archive like many of htem are
[08:03] <methylenedioxy> Trying to see if it is
[08:04] <ligaochuan_> ! cn | ligaochuan
[08:04] <_jesse_> !java | chandrageetha
[08:04] <darawan> hi
[08:04] <_jesse_> !partner | chandrageetha
[08:04] <soapcontainer> do i86 computers get hotter than 64 bit computers of similar build?
[08:05] <methylenedioxy> israfel cabextract works
[08:05] <methylenedioxy> At least the spit the contents out
[08:05] <magn3ts> soapcontainer, I can't imagine why they would
[08:05] <magn3ts> soapcontainer, are you talking kernel wise or actual processor wise?
[08:06] <soapcontainer> both
[08:06] <magn3ts> It's possible that the 64 is simply newer since i386 processors aren't built anymore and thus might not be as energy efficient.
[08:06] <chandrageetha> When i gave the command sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun it simply came back to prompt with out any message
[08:06] <soapcontainer> very true
[08:06] <magn3ts> otherwise, kernel wise I would doubt it highly
[08:06] <methylenedioxy> israfel then you can use unshield to extract data1.cab :)
[08:06] <methylenedioxy> All the files appear to be in there
[08:07] <methylenedioxy> I just dumped 'em out
[08:07] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: I don't believe there should be any output unless there was an error
[08:07] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: use `java -version` to see what you are running now
[08:07] <israfel> methylenedioxy, I'll have to build those packages on this netbook then put it on that computer since it has no internet atm.
[08:07] <Protocol84> in KDE there is a way to make the session application restore disabled on a per program basis, is there a way to do this in GNOME?
[08:07] <chandrageetha> i need to install sun java latest version, what to do?
[08:07] <methylenedioxy> Ah
[08:07] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: we already told you
[08:08] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: please read the link
[08:08] <chandrageetha> yes i´ve opened the link and reading
[08:09] <chandrageetha> there it says this command sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun but it simply did give any message
[08:09] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: ok
[08:09] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: please read my above messages
[08:09] <nirazio> How to assign middle mouse click to capslock key?????
[08:09] <chandrageetha> now what should i understand from this result
[08:09] <chandrageetha> is java already there?
[08:10] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: it will tell you what version it is running, what is the output?
[08:10] <bonjoyee> chandrageetha: try sudo update-alternatives --display java
[08:10] <vega-> how about "java -version" ?
[08:11] <Gnea> chandrageetha: most of the time, if a program doesn't return anything, then it either worked right or it did something and didn't tell you what it was. if something went wrong, it will always tell you about it.
[08:11] <lea123> I am attempting to have someone access my machine remotely. However in the Remote Desktop Preferences I do not have the ADVANCED option to allow requests coming over the internet. I am using 10.10 Ubuntu
[08:12] <chandrageetha> yes, when i gave command sudo update-alternatives --display java, it gave some message like ¨link currently points to =----- some directory
[08:13] <Jordan_U> lea123: It's your router that is preventing access from the internet.
[08:14] <nirazio> How to assign middle mouse click to capslock key?????
[08:14] <chandrageetha> sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun gave message ¨current best version is ´/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java´
[08:14] <DasEi> lea: who tells you who's logged in your box,else can record all connections
[08:14] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: what is the output of 'java -version' ?
[08:15] <Jordan_U> lea123: See http://portforward.com/ for instructions on configuring your router for port forewarding.
[08:15] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, so waht's the problem?
[08:15] <chandrageetha> i need to run my application output on all OS platforms
[08:15] <chandrageetha> java version shows some exception error
[08:16] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: I've never had anything build on OpenJDK that didn't run on Sun's
[08:16] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: what is the error?
[08:16] <Jordan_U> chandrageetha: "java -version" not "java version".
[08:17] <chandrageetha> Exception in thread ¨main¨ java.lan.NoClassDefFoundError: version
[08:17] <Gnea> chandrageetha: -version, not version or --version
[08:17] <Gnea> one hyphen: -
[08:17] <chandrageetha> java version is the command no?
[08:17] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: java -version
[08:17] <_jesse_> notice the hyphen
[08:17] <chandrageetha> ok
[08:18] <Gnea> chandrageetha: please to be reading EXACTLY what's being typed to you:  java -version
[08:18] <chandrageetha> ok. sorry, ok. now gave java --version , then it says unrecognized option --version
[08:18] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: ONE hyphen
[08:19] <_jesse_> java -version
[08:19] <_jesse_> I'm beginning to think you're a troll
[08:19]  * Gnea facepalms and realizes that we're being trolled
[08:19] <chandrageetha> yes. it says java version 1.6.0.22
[08:19] <Gnea> initiating trace.....
[08:20] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: the whole output please
[08:20] <chandrageetha> pls wait, letme type it here
[08:20] <Protocol84> easier to copy and paste
[08:21] <Gnea> chandrageetha: pastebin is a preferred option
[08:21] <itaylor57> its a JAVA_HOME and CLASSPATH problemo
[08:21] <Gnea> !pastebin
[08:22] <chandrageetha> java version 1.6.0.22 Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment ( build 1.6.0.22-b04) Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 1.7.1-b03, mixed mode)
[08:22] <chandrageetha> how to use pastebin?
[08:22] <Gnea> chandrageetha: first of all, open a web browser.
[08:22] <chandrageetha> can we copy from terminal and paste it somewhere?
[08:22] <chandrageetha> s
[08:23] <_jesse_> well that is definitely not OpenJDK, can anyone verify that's Sun?
[08:23] <chandrageetha> yes, then
[08:23] <Gnea> then, visit the pastebin site outlined by ubottu
[08:23] <methylenedioxy> Definitely looks like Sun to me
[08:23] <itaylor57> yes its sun
[08:23] <magn3ts> That is sun
[08:23] <_jesse_> chandrageetha: you are running Sun's version of java now
[08:23] <Gnea> it's not moon
[08:23] <itaylor57> and it is trying to use open jdk classes
[08:23] <magn3ts> I set JAVA_HOME by hand.
[08:24] <itaylor57> he needs to download the jdk for javac
[08:24] <Gnea> guys, we're solving this problem the Ubuntu-way.
[08:24] <chandrageetha> but sun´s latest version is 6.5, no? here it shows 1.6.0.22
[08:24] <methylenedioxy> ;)
[08:24] <magn3ts> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[08:24] <itaylor57> he needs to download the jdk for javac from sun
[08:24] <magn3ts> voila
[08:24] <Gnea> itaylor57: we will soon determine what he needs to download.
[08:24] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, did you get the page to show up?
[08:24] <itaylor57> Gnea: ok
[08:24] <chandrageetha> yes
[08:25] <Gnea> okay, now, copy and paste the entire output of this command please:  java -version
[08:25] <itaylor57> Gnea: yea I do my java the Ubuntu way also, no sun on my machine
[08:25] <Gnea> paste it to pastebin, submit it, it will give you a URL
[08:25] <Gnea> then paste the URL here
[08:26] <Gnea> itaylor57: there are sun packages in Ubuntu.
[08:26] <magn3ts> how do you manage with no sun?
[08:26] <magn3ts> gcj sure as hell doesn't cut it
[08:26] <chandrageetha> when i gave the command sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk it says 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 9 not upgraded
[08:26] <Gnea> chandrageetha: you were not recommended to run that command
[08:27] <chandrageetha> sorry
[08:27] <magn3ts> I did, but I didn't realize we were going anti-sun
[08:27] <Gnea> I didn't think so either
[08:27] <chandrageetha> using netbeans helloworld program written the code and gave run command on netbeans but i couldn´t get any output
[08:28] <Gnea> I can smell something...
[08:28] <Protocol84> o.o
[08:28] <Gnea> it smells like... failsauce
[08:28] <itaylor57> I seem to be mis speaking tonight, not what I meant
[08:28] <magn3ts> loool
[08:28] <chandrageetha> then i doublted whether java installed or not. and that´s why went for checking. pls help me
 i found them if you still need them
[08:29] <Gnea> chandrageetha: can't help you if you're unwilling to do the things asked of you
[08:29] <Gnea> there's a process to this, please be patient and go through it, otherwise you will receive no help.
[08:29] <methylenedioxy> maybe it's a problem with the program :p
[08:30] <Gnea> methylenedioxy: more like PEBKAC, unfortunately
[08:30] <Gnea> it's quite annoying
[08:30] <Protocol84> In KDE there is a way to make the "session application restore" feature disabled on a per program basis, is there a way to do this in GNOME?
[08:30] <chandrageetha> yes, sure , i will follow you
[08:30] <methylenedioxy> I meant the program that isn't returning output
[08:31] <chandrageetha> i just explained my situation that´s all
[08:31] <Gnea> chandrageetha: do you remember what it is I asked you to do?
[08:31] <chandrageetha> actually i am eagerly waiting for your instruction, and all i am doing here what you said
[08:31] <Gnea> I don't think I was being unreasonable in requesting it
[08:31] <Abhish> gcc: error trying to exec 'cc1plus': execvp: No such file or directory
[08:32] <squirrelpimp> hi
[08:32] <chandrageetha> yes, to open a browser, and i have opened it
[08:32] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, type this:  java -version    and then copy and paste it to the pastebin site that you already have open in your browser
[08:32] <squirrelpimp> is there a way to store informations/annotations with a file, which are not contained in the file itself but with some tool
[08:32] <squirrelpimp> ?
[08:32] <DasEi> squirrelpimp: hi, what's up (or down ) ?
[08:32] <Abhish> Have an odd error from quick compile in Kate. "gcc: error trying to exec 'cc1plus': execvp: No such file or directory"
[08:33] <squirrelpimp> so i can annotate files with random thoughts or the command i used to generate them without adding data to the file's content
[08:33] <chandrageetha> yes. i have submitted the output
[08:33] <squirrelpimp> another way to achieve this would be to "bundle" a file to another, if possible
[08:33] <squirrelpimp> Hi DasEi (rhyme)
[08:33] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, now please paste the URL that it has produced for you here
[08:33] <mgj> How do i use aspell to check multiple files, in multiple directories? It seems like aspell only supports 1 file input at a time, am i really supposed to create a script to traverse my directory?
[08:33] <Gnea> !find cc1plus
[08:34] <chandrageetha> http://pastebin.com/6WLPsegE
[08:34] <methylenedioxy> squirrelpimp such as a tagging system?
[08:34] <squirrelpimp> by bundelling i'd achieve that a file gets moved to whereever its bundle moved as well
[08:34] <squirrelpimp> methylenedioxy: yes, something like that, but i'd like to annotate it with command strings and the like
[08:34] <Gnea> chandrageetha: awesome, good job... one moment please
[08:34] <methylenedioxy> Oh.. hm
[08:34] <chandrageetha> am i correct?
[08:35] <DasEi> squirrelpimp: to each file there are filesystemheaders, saying last accesed/altered, permissions and such
[08:35] <Gnea> chandrageetha: yes, good job.
[08:35] <squirrelpimp> methylenedioxy: say i have some data extracted from an experiment or a filelist with checksums or a database dump and i want to store how i created the data
[08:35] <Gnea> chandrageetha: now for the next step.
[08:35] <chandrageetha> yes
[08:35] <squirrelpimp> i cannot write the SQL command to the data directly, or at least i'd have to add a comment, which would get overwritten when updating the file
[08:35] <methylenedioxy> Ah, I'm not sure, I would just leave some extra info file next to it
[08:36] <Protocol84> wow I did not know ubottu could be so handy
[08:36] <Gnea> chandrageetha: please tell me how you're trying to run the netbeans file
[08:36] <squirrelpimp> methylenedioxy: yes, usually i use filename.cmd or something like that, but i tend to forget them when copying and its a bit tedious
[08:36] <chandrageetha> by clicking on the netbeans icon on my desktop
[08:36] <methylenedioxy> Ah
[08:36] <Gnea> !botsnack
[08:36] <squirrelpimp> the filesystem should write the full command line of the command which creates the file into the metadata
[08:36] <squirrelpimp> that would be cool
[08:37] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, that will simply not do. can you edit the file?
[08:37] <squirrelpimp> file gets created or updated -> write full metadata to file
[08:37] <chandrageetha> which file?
[08:37] <Gnea> chandrageetha: the netbeans file
[08:37] <methylenedioxy> It may be possible if you make your own fileformat or if the tool already supports that
[08:37] <chandrageetha> how to?
[08:37] <Gnea> chandrageetha: right-click on it, open with gedit or something
[08:38] <squirrelpimp> methylenedioxy: yes, thats right. i hoped someone here could come up with some secret metadata-field i could exploit in ext3
[08:38] <squirrelpimp> :)
[08:38] <chandrageetha> ok. will try if you guide me
[08:38] <methylenedioxy> Ahh :)
[08:38] <Gnea> chandrageetha: I have told you what steps to take, it's up to you to take them now.
[08:38] <gigo> In a freshly installed Ubuntu system with ssh installed, I am unable to open a connection: ssh root@localhost. It says, "Permission denied" on entering the correct password. However, I am able to connect to ssh using a non-root account. Could you please tell me how to enable root login?
[08:38] <cereal> Having trouble making a video call on empathy to my girl friend who is using msn, Says codec negotiation failed there was no intersection between the remote codecs and the local ones, anyway to fix this?
[08:38] <magn3ts> !root > cereal
[08:38] <squirrelpimp> gigo: did you set a root-password?
[08:38] <chandrageetha> k, would you pls tell me how to open it in gedit file
[08:39] <magn3ts> !root | cereal
[08:39] <squirrelpimp> !root squirrelpimp
[08:39] <obscurant1st> where is the configuration file, from which I can stop  the services which are started automatically during boot up?
[08:39] <Myrtti> guys, I think he's gotten the idea by now
[08:39] <Gnea> chandrageetha: I just did: right click on the file, then look for "open with..." and click on it
[08:39] <gigo> yes I have set root password , and also I've enabled root access in sshd_config file
[08:39] <DasEi> gigo: /etc/ssh/sshd_conf, there is aline saying so
[08:39] <squirrelpimp> Myrtti: I was just curious and wanted to get the message as well
[08:39] <chandrageetha> do you mean the file i have created or netbeans application?
[08:39] <DasEi> gigo: *config
[08:40] <Gnea> chandrageetha: it might say "open with other application"
[08:40] <maco> gigo: did you restart sshd after editing the config?
[08:40] <Gnea> chandrageetha: the file you have created
[08:40] <chandrageetha> ok. it is already opened in the netbeans IDE
[08:40] <gigo> The config file says permitrootlogin=yes
[08:40] <chandrageetha> now tell me what to do
[08:40] <Nikos_> hello guys i have a problem
[08:41] <Nikos_> can you help me?
[08:41] <DasEi> gigo: followed mac.. ?
[08:41] <gigo> how to do that?
[08:41] <Gnea> chandrageetha: I didn't know you had a netbeans ide, where did you get it from?
[08:41] <DasEi> gigo: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[08:41] <Nikos_> i cant create a bootable usb...
[08:41] <methylenedioxy> squirrelpimp Nautilius lets you add notes to files but I'm not sure how portable that is
[08:41] <Nikos_> can you help?
[08:42] <DasEi> gigo: sudo service ssh restart might also work
[08:42] <chandrageetha> i have downloaded it from netbeans site and installed
[08:42] <methylenedioxy> It may use some other file
[08:42] <Nikos_> i tried all the methods
[08:42] <chandrageetha> any probs?
[08:42] <none_13> hi... i have installed ubuntu on my usb, but wnet try to boot, i get error: dev fd0, sec 0.... had anyone same problems?
[08:42] <magn3ts> gigo, why did you not read the bot?
[08:42] <magn3ts> !root | gigo
[08:42] <DasEi> none_13: seems like grub is looking for a floppy
[08:43] <maco> magn3ts: dude, he's gotten like 3 times now
[08:43] <DasEi> none_13: how did you install to usb ?
[08:43] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, I'm installing it right now so that I can understand the problem
[08:43] <squirrelpimp> methylenedioxy: thanks. Your hint brought up this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/14669/are-file-notes-exclusive-to-nautilus-is-there-a-terminal-cli
[08:43] <DasEi> !pm | Nikos_
[08:43] <Sameyeam> How can I get Rhythmbox to allow deleting of songs on seperat hard drive from Ubuntu install
[08:43] <squirrelpimp> there they use shell tools to access gvfs metadata
[08:43] <methylenedioxy> ahhh cool
[08:44] <chandrageetha> i got only HelloWorldApp.jar file, now what to do?
[08:44] <Gnea> chandrageetha: but I have to sleep soon, I wonder if someone else can help you
[08:44] <Nikos_> i ve tried to boot from usb but i cant. i tried all methods can  you help people?
[08:44]  * Gnea has to be up in 4 hours...
[08:44] <itaylor57> Gnea: I believe its the solaris netbeans ide vs the one available via software download
[08:44] <Protocol84> Nikos_: I preffer Unetbootin
[08:44] <itaylor57> Gnea: uses wrong class file path
[08:45] <Gnea> itaylor57: well, I googled ubuntu netbeans and the ubuntu page forwards me to a site
[08:45] <none_13> by rules on ubuntu.com start page... i use usbinstaller.exe
[08:45] <vlad> can i monitor errors while mysql database replicating?
[08:45] <Abhish> Is there a restriciton to the number of channels one may join?
[08:45] <DasEi> none_13: what os are you currently talk from ?
[08:45] <obscurant1st> where is the configuration file, from which I can stop  the services which are started automatically during boot up?
[08:45] <hvipen> hi, what is a normal transfer speed for a usb2.0 hdd (ubuntu10.10)??
[08:46] <DasEi> talking, none_13
[08:46] <chandrageetha> pls tell me what to do, the jar file is extracted to get the class file and now i got .class file. do i wanted to open it in editor
[08:46] <gigo> Thanks, I set a new root password and not it allows to login
[08:46] <gigo> thanks guys
[08:46] <none_13> mandriva 2010.0
[08:46] <lea123> Jordan_U :  thanks I will have a look
[08:46] <DasEi> hvipen: normal, .. upper 10  mb/s is standard
[08:46] <Gnea> itaylor57: this page seems somewhat recent: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Netbeans
[08:46] <chandrageetha> or which file you told me to open?
[08:46] <methylenedioxy> Abhish it appears to be 120 on Freenode
[08:47] <Gnea> chandrageetha: well if you have one open already, you should be able to select all, copy and paste it to the pastebin site
[08:47] <squirrelpimp> now i only need to figure out where the metadata::annotation gets stored and script around a bit
[08:47] <DasEi> hvipen: depends on the drive and the type of usb
[08:47] <Abhish> Weird. I can't join more channels.
[08:47] <hvipen> wow i have 36MB/s
[08:47] <Abhish> Maybe its a quassel bug.
[08:47] <Gnea> itaylor57: do you think you can get it fixed from here?
[08:47] <itaylor57> Gnea: looking, it may be that he has two jdk's installed , looking
[08:48] <chandrageetha> k. will do that
[08:48] <Gnea> itaylor57: yeah, that's possible
[08:48] <hvipen> iremember i used to have 90MB/s before - after the latest updates down to 36
[08:48] <DasEi> hvipen: so a usb 2 with good ide or sata on it then
[08:48] <methylenedioxy> Abhish how about a chan that begins with two hashes?
[08:48] <hvipen> sata yes
[08:48] <none_13> :(
[08:49] <DasEi> hvipen: kernel related, better > 2.6.36
[08:49] <DasEi> none_13: ??
[08:49] <hvipen> 2.6.35-23 here
[08:49] <hvipen> is 36 stable?
[08:50] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: does javac -version return java 1.6.0_20?
[08:50] <Abhish> I'll try it.
[08:50] <chandrageetha> yes
[08:50] <DasEi> hvipen: if you cant wait, either install--own risk-- a natty backport or manual install a kernel being newer
[08:50] <hvipen> you have it?
[08:50] <hvipen> DasEi
[08:50] <DasEi> hvipen: in a vm , yes
[08:50] <Abhish> Weird, but that worked... why?
[08:50] <hvipen> see
[08:51] <hvipen> ty
[08:51] <DasEi> hvipen: so far o problem
[08:51] <methylenedioxy> CHANLIMIT is set for each prefix
[08:51] <DasEi> no*
[08:51] <methylenedioxy> How many #'s do you have open? :P
[08:51] <Abhish> 10 now.
[08:51] <Gnea> chandrageetha: okay, I am out for the night, itaylor57 is going to help you out
[08:51] <methylenedioxy> Hm
[08:51] <Gnea> chandrageetha: best of luck
[08:51] <itaylor57> Gnea: pleasant dreams
[08:52] <chandrageetha> ok. thank you Gnea, may god bless you
[08:52] <hvipen> is it possible to auto-mount a trucrypt hidden partition?
[08:52] <DasEi> hvipen: it is, can find it in tc's FAQ
[08:52] <hvipen> ty
[08:53] <chandrageetha> good night Gnea, bye
[08:55] <chandrageetha> hi, itaylor57, my prob is that i have just written in the netbeans System.out.println(¨Hello World¨); . but i cannot see the out put. what to do?
[08:55] <chandrageetha> which all are the files i needed to install to develop application both desktop and web using netbeans and tomcat
[08:57] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: I believe you need to uninstall the open jre and sdk, you have both it and the sun packages installed
[08:57] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: I am trying to figure out how to clean it up
[08:57] <chandrageetha> yes.please
[08:57] <Myrtti> itaylor57: or do update-alternatives --all and pick sun over all openjdk options
[08:57] <itaylor57> Myrtti: good call
[08:57] <Sameyeam> Rhythmbox won't let me delete songs that are on a different drive. What can I do?
[08:58] <methylenedioxy> Sameyeam a remote drive?
[08:58] <methylenedioxy> Or just another one you've mounted
[08:58] <ramontayag> I've been using recordMyDesktop to record stuff. A little slow to compile but it records fine. However, when I try to convert from ogv to avi (I've used devede and an ffmpg script) the audio and video go out of sync.
[08:58] <Myrtti> chandrageetha: if you've still got the terminal open, you could try to run "sudo update-alternatives --all" and every time you see it asking a question about which version of java components to use, pick the sun one.
[08:59] <ramontayag> Are there any good ogv->avi converting programs out there for ubuntu?
ffmpeg mencoder transcode
[09:00] <zaapiel> Hi
[09:00] <Syria> اه
[09:00] <Syria> hi
[09:00] <Syria> :P
ffmpeg - file.ogv file.avi
ffmpeg -i file.ogv file.avi
[09:00] <chandrageetha> ok.will try
[09:01] <zaapiel> If I want ubuntu without gnome can I just install ubuntu server and add what I want?
[09:01] <sinisterstuf> hi, how can i added a shared network location to my apt sources list?
[09:01] <zaapiel> Like add x11 and friends
yes
[09:01] <zaapiel> Neat
[09:01] <sinisterstuf> Zaapiel you could install using Ubuntu Minimal
[09:02] <zaapiel> How?
[09:02] <chandrageetha> I hv used pastebin to show the result window
[09:02] <chandrageetha> now, what to enter
[09:02] <sinisterstuf> Zaapiel go to the download page for ubuntu minimal and get the ISO it's about 12MB
[09:02] <zaapiel> Ok
[09:02] <zaapiel> Ty
[09:02] <sinisterstuf> Zaapiel, then you can install whatever you want on top of that
[09:03] <sinisterstuf> Wc
[09:03] <zaapiel> Nice
[09:03] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: post the pastbin location
[09:03] <chandrageetha> automode or mannual mode? which to keep?
[09:03] <Protocol84> In KDE there is a way to make the "session application restore" feature disabled on a per program basis, is there a way to do this in GNOME?
[09:04] <sinisterstuf> Protocol84, something similar to the startup applications list?
[09:04] <zaapiel> sinisterstuf:  I usually use the alternate cd to setup full disk encryption, can the minimal do that too?
[09:05] <methylenedioxy> the default startup helper app doesn't allow specification afaict
[09:05] <chandrageetha> http://pastebin.com/BFwbzDww
[09:05] <n2diy_> how can I locate all my *.gnumeric files?
[09:05] <Protocol84> When I have skype to startup with the script that makes my webcam work from boot it also "remembers" my last skype session but foes not apply the arguments I need for my webcam to work
[09:05] <pk__> i want to allow a user to create server sockets..how can i do thatr?/
[09:05] <josvuk> hello how to debug a not starting internet download from ubuntu firefox?
[09:06] <Protocol84> so I end up with 2 skype instances at startup, 1 working 1 not.
[09:07] <sinisterstuf> zaapiel, i'm not sure, it might be a matter of if you know how to do it from the commandline then yes, otherwise no
[09:07] <chandrageetha> hi Ira Taylor, i have sent the pastebin location , what to do next
what do you have to do to make it work
[09:08] <zaapiel> Ok
[09:08] <sinisterstuf> G2g
[09:09] <chandrageetha> http://pastebin.com/BFwbzDww
[09:09] <Protocol84> so I end up with 2 skype instances at startup, 1 working 1 not.
what do you have to do to make it work
[09:10] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: working on it
[09:10] <josvuk> Hello, can someone be so friendly and try to download the Books CD zip file from this site http://www.ece.utah.edu/~farhang/newsite/?q=node/6 and report if it works?
[09:11] <chandrageetha> ok, waiting
[09:11] <Protocol84> #/bin/bash export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 && skype
[09:11] <rs0832> josvuk: yes it works
lol why
works
[09:12] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: chose manual
[09:13] <josvuk> rs0832 + insmod: Hm , ok thanks so something is wrong on my side , bye .
check wget
[09:13] <rs0832> josvuk: http://www.ece.utah.edu/~farhang/CD_20100810.zip
wget http://www.ece.utah.edu/~farhang/CD_20100810.zip
[09:13] <chandrageetha> http://pastebin.com/4wBLQEf4
[09:14] <chandrageetha> i have sent the second choice on pastebin and sent here the pastebin location
[09:15] <Sameyeam> methylenedioxy, songs are on second drive mountes by autontfs.
[09:15] <Protocol84> kvirc keeps freezin
[09:15] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: chose manual on both jvm and jdk
[09:16] <n2diy_> how can I locate all my *.gnumeric files?
[09:16] <compaq>  /j #jquery
[09:16] <Protocol84> #/bin/bash export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 && skype
[09:16] <Protocol84> is the commad I have to give to get skype to work
locate *.gnumeric
[09:17] <chandrageetha> next choice is sent to pastebin and location is http://pastebin.com/hgefFh6R
you can update locate by sudo updatedb
lol why
[09:18] <methylenedioxy> Sameyeam did you give yourself write access when you mounted it?
[09:19] <Protocol84> that is the shell I have to use to get my skype webcam to work, but If I set it to be used on startup I get 1 "remembered" non working instance that is logged in and 1 working instance from my startup script that is not logged in
[09:19] <fouelctro> h
[09:19] <chandrageetha> again next option is sent and the pastebin location is http://pastebin.com/pZz8k9GZ
[09:19] <fouelctro> game
[09:19] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: exit that program, by doing ctlr c
[09:20] <Protocol84> I am trying to figure out how to get GNOME to not restore skype from ym previous session but remember everything else
[09:20] <itaylor57> then do sudo update-alternatives --config javac
why do you have to run that
[09:20] <chandrageetha> ok. exited
[09:20] <Protocol84> if I do not run skype that way my webcam does not work
[09:20] <itaylor57> chose manual sun jdk
that's an easy on but I would like to know why you have to do that
why what is the prob
[09:21] <n2diy_> insmod, locate only searches the current directory, and there is no recursive option, same thing for find.
[09:21] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: then exit and reopen your netbeans ide and retry
no
[09:21] <Protocol84> when skype installs it's menu entries point to ~/skype.sh and that is waht the scrupt contains
[09:22] <n2diy_> insmod, I didn't see any recursive options?
[09:22] <pk__> the power button in top right of my lucid lynx screen has become red
[09:22] <chandrageetha> ok
[09:22] <pk__> whatr is the meaning?
it's auto
[09:23] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: hopefully the error will go away
[09:23] <chandrageetha> tried on netbeans. i can only compile as earlier
mine doesn't
[09:23] <chandrageetha> how to see the output
and I have the latest one
[09:24] <Protocol84> It only does that on certain video cards I beileve
[09:24] <KoteleT> hello
[09:24] <KoteleT> i have a question
[09:24] <Israfel_> What does it mean when dmesg is spamming errors lie: [  584.483079] evbug.c: Event. Dev: input2, Type: 0, Code: 0, Value: 0
I see
[09:24] <chandrageetha> i took option Rebuild and Run. it says Build Successful. but no output window
[09:25] <itaylor57> well at least it runs w/o error, I haven't used the netbeans ide in a while but output should go to some window
[09:25] <n2diy_> insmod, that's not the way its working here, when I go to a subdirectory, it only list the gnumeric files in that directory.
 at the top add killall -9 skype && done
 fixed
[09:25] <Israfel_> I just spent 8 hours following every guide to get this card working. I'm done. It's going back to Staples tomorrow.
[09:25] <Protocol84> top of what?
[09:26] <Protocol84> startup script?
[09:26] <KoteleT> i have a vaya laptop with wifi iw3965, if i use a usb wifi from atheros , the drivers (atheros & iw3945) will fight in conflict or not? how the system uses my drivers , is thaht risk for me or not?
locate defaults to reclusive
 in your ~/skype.sh
[09:26] <Protocol84> that is only for my menu entry
[09:26] <Sameyeam> methylenedioxy, I tried to give access but it didn't work
[09:27] <methylenedioxy> Protocol84 it looks like GNOME used to support that kind of thing but it hasn't been reeplemented
[09:27] <KoteleT> if i put my atheros usb wifi out, should i desinstall atheros driver?
[09:27] <Protocol84> But I see what you mean
 does it auto load skype?
 on startup
[09:27] <Sameyeam> methylenedioxy, perhaps you could point me in the right direction?
[09:27] <marlun> Does https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vim/+bug/662276 mean I can get vim 7.3 for maverick through aptitude?
[09:28] <Protocol84> when it "remembers" skype it only runs "skype" I have a startup script in ~/autostart to load skype on startup
[09:28] <KoteleT> please somoeone could answer me
 great add what I said to the top
 do you login tty or gui
[09:29] <n2diy_> insmod, then it is broken in Xubuntu 10.04, let me go look for, or file a bug report.
[09:29] <SergeyIT> KoteleT, remove it and u will look
 i do tty and you can add it to xinitrc
 each gui one uses a file as well
[09:30] <chandrageetha> hi, i hve open java on my system. how can i remove it and install sun java
 yes thats it ~/.dmrc
[09:31] <Protocol84> wait *is confused* I lost the folder where I put the autostart sctipts....
[09:31] <methylenedioxy> Sameyeam I'm not sure what autontfs is but using mount with a umask=022 IIRC option should do the trick
sudo synaptic
[09:31] <Myrtti> insmod: gksudo.
[09:31] <methylenedioxy> er iirc = if i remember correctly
[09:31] <Myrtti> chandrageetha: I thought you've already installed sun java.
why
no diff
[09:32] <Protocol84> nm got it
[09:32] <itaylor57> Myrtti: the apt update alternatives didn't seem to work
[09:32] <chandrageetha> no. sudo synaptic on terminal?
[09:32] <Myrtti> insmod: sudo is the commandline version, gksudo is the graphical. Using graphical to launch GUI apps sets some environment variables right, as using plain sudo leaves something amiss
[09:32] <Myrtti> chandrageetha: gksudo synaptic
 i would add it to dmrc
 yes sudo -s :P
[09:33] <chandrageetha> then, opend synaptic package manager, now what?
[09:33] <Myrtti> insmod: I'm not in a joking mood.
 i never used gnome the wife likes kde
 so
 never asked your opinion to start
[09:34] <chandrageetha> in synaptic manager, i could see sun-java6-javadb, what to do next?
 blackbox (flux) and windowmaker are the stuff
[09:34] <Protocol84> what is dmrc
[09:34] <Myrtti> insmod: and we request that the assistance give on this channel is compliant of Ubuntu recommendations, and using sudo to launch GUI stuff isn't.
[09:35] <Protocol84> I know the file location and all
 a hidden file that loads config at gui start xinitrc if in tty
[09:35] <chandrageetha> when open java is already there, shall i again install sun java?
hey I am just an old debian dude -- do you work for ubuntu
[09:36] <Myrtti> insmod: define "work" - I'm a longtime volunteer
 ~/.dmrc
[09:36] <Protocol84> ty for your help
[09:36] <telmessos> hi I installed football manager 2011 using wine using one of the guides on the internet. I get a serious error message from wine and does not work. where can I find the actual error report?
[09:36] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: /usr/bin/java and /usr/bin/javac will still point to the wrong location
lol thta's what I thought I have been usin linux since 1996 and helpping since so -- I do it the way I know
[09:37] <chandrageetha> hi ira Taylor, then how to remove open java?
[09:37] <sunny1> Hey everyone, all my non-browser requests (api hits, github downloads) are very slow. (Browsing speeds are fine). I've tried disabling the ipv6 and the router firewall, didn't solve the problem. Can anyone help?
)
[09:38] <Raymond> Hi All, when I boot Ubuntu 10, I get the error "An error occurred while mounting /" and 2 options, S to Skip Mounting and M for manual recovery. If I skip, I get the message "The disk drive for /tmp is not ready yet" and then S and M options again.
[09:38] <Myrtti> insmod: and I've been using specifically Ubuntu since 2005, and the rules of this channel are that we don't help people breaking their installation, and using sudo for GUI has that potential. No matter how long you've used Linux, you've might have learned bad tricks or they're just outdated.
[09:39] <Myrtti> anyway, back to support issues
[09:39] <Protocol84> HAHA!! it worked!! tyty!!
[09:39] <chandrageetha> hi Myrtti, how to remove installed programs like open java
leave me alone it doesn't break anything you don't know what you are saying
[09:39] <chandrageetha> why i can´t get output window from netbeans?
cheers <Myrtti> :P
old school rock again
[09:41] <Israfel_> what's dmesg for?
lists all the computer sees
[09:42] <jpapertowel> okay I just mini.iso install'd 10.10, booted up - grub menu is skipped? rediculous! log in, use sudo nano to set grub settings... user is not in list of sudoers! I have no root password either... this is cruel what do I do
[09:42] <llutz> Israfel_: dmesg (1)            - print or control the kernel ring buffer
[09:42] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: did you chose Run Run Project from the ide?
[09:42] <Israfel_> Ah, ok. No wonder it's gettin spammed then. [  292.256130] evbug.c: Event. Dev: input2, Type: 0, Code: 0, Value: 0
[09:42] <Israfel_> tons of those messages.
[09:42] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: did you chose Run Run Main Project from the ide?
[09:43] <Guest78997> gfbnfvb
[09:43] <Guest78997>  这个怎么玩的
[09:43] <Myrtti> !cn | Guest78997
[09:43] <ubunthero> hello i just installed ubuntu but i cant connect to the internet, why isnt it working fine ?
[09:44] <Israfel_> ubunthero, Wirelessly?
[09:44] <jpapertowel> guys how do I use my system when I don't have sudo permissions and there's no root password?
[09:44] <nothingspecial> insmod: http://www.mail-archive.com/arch@archlinux.org/msg04963.html <Myrtti> is correct
[09:45] <Israfel_> jpapertowel, When you first installed Ubuntu, that first account should have sudo priveledges
my way works as well\
[09:45] <pgpkeys> nothingspecial: we all know insmod is wrong and myrtti is correct. let it go
[09:45] <stanman246> hi in here, has anyone got ifolder working on lucid?
[09:45] <ubunthero> Israfel_: uhhh?? welll semi wireless, i have plugged it in the power network of my home
[09:45] <pgpkeys> insmod: you're lucky it works
[09:45] <insmod> idiots
[09:45] <jpapertowel> well it didn't come with sudo priveleges, I used the option to create a root account w/ password (and apparently the password was ignored)
[09:45] <llutz> singular pls
[09:45] <israfel> ubunthero, So you run it through a wired signal you run through the power outlets?
[09:46] <shcherbak> jpapertowel: boot in resque more, drop to root
[09:46] <pgpkeys> insmod: I've been using linux since 1994, moved over from SLS when Patrick started Slackware so you know what? You can say or think what you want, but you're wrong and thats the end of it
[09:46] <pgpkeys> move along
[09:46] <jpapertowel> shcherbak: how do I boot into rescue mode when grub is skipped
[09:46] <HHabib> pgpkeys: since 1994 wow good grief man.
[09:47] <pgpkeys> christ
[09:47] <shcherbak> jpapertowel: what ubuntu are you running. for grub hold shift
[09:47] <ubunthero> israfel: yes thats true
[09:47] <sunny1> I get "WARNING: eth0: no IPv4 address assigned"...could that create slow Internet issues?
[09:47] <Pokit> Hey all, I have a synaptic pad for my laptop on which i just installed ubuntu.  I'm trying to get multi gestures to work with the touchpad,but the cursor freaks out when i put more than 1 finger on the touchpad
[09:47] <Protocol84> hold shift?
yu keep thinkin that biddy
[09:47] <jpapertowel> thank you! that solves everything...damn needs to be a line when you boot up clearly stating to hold shift for grub menu
[09:48] <Myrtti> back to the normal programming of helping others without breaking their system, being civil and polite and professional, folks!
[09:48] <pgpkeys> insmod: what specifically do the graphical sudo apps do that the command line version does not?
[09:48] <israfel> ubunthero, Is that handled via the hardware, or was it an application? Because if it's being treated like an ethernet cable, it should just work. Unless you need to log in through a proxy or something similar.
[09:48] <slim_charles> can someone help me with sound problems in ubuntu?
bugger off
 more control in command line
[09:48] <shcherbak> jpapertowel: make sure to add one user to admim group (sudoers)
[09:48] <telmessos> nobody is playing football manager 2011 on ubuntu????
[09:48] <ubunthero> israfel: by hardware i think.
[09:48] <Myrtti> pgpkeys, insmod: both of you, just let it be for now
[09:48] <slim_charles> I have NO sound at all in ubuntu currently
[09:49] <methylenedioxy> ubunthero what's the name of the system you use? I've seen that technology but never tried it
[09:49] <ubunthero> methylenedioxy: uhhmm i dunno its build in the wall
[09:49] <pgpkeys> insmod: yeah see? If you had half the brain in your head you would know that it specifically handles the problem of how to access root priviledges without requiring giving root access to the X11 session AS root
run alsamixer and see if it's muted
[09:49] <israfel> ubunthero, What's your network like? Has a router, proxy, modem, etc.
[09:49] <Myrtti> pgpkeys: please.
[09:49] <pgpkeys> myrtti: ok
[09:49] <slim_charles> insmod, no SOUND at all. alsamixer doesnt work
[09:50] <stanman246> ifolder anyone?
[09:50] <slim_charles> cannot open mixer: No such file or directory
[09:50] <Protocol84> oh he may mean it is an ethernet cable in a faceplate like a wall plug is
[09:50] <ubunthero> router poweroutlet in , power outlet out , pc
 gui is gay if you don't know command then that's your prob
[09:50] <Pokit> I'm using Maverick and im having problems with getting multitouch gestures to work.  Anyone familiar enough to help me out?  I've tried configuring some files, but my cursor still bounces all over the place when i put more than 1 finger on the touchpad
[09:50] <Myrtti> insmod: Could you please drop it already?
[09:50] <methylenedioxy> nah I think it's one of those weird powerplug systems
[09:50] <SergeyIT> slim_charles, install it
[09:50] <chandrageetha> hi Miia Ranta, i have installed sun java6. earlier i had open java. which is better? or will it make any probs
i did he keeps yappin
[09:51] <AdvoWork> Hi there, im doing: rsync -zxhvr --progress --rsh='ssh ' 192.168.0.2:/mnt/Data/test/ /mnt/Data/test/   its copying the files ok, but for some reason its putting them in /mnt/Data/test/test (ie making a new directory within the desintation directory) can i stop this somehow?
[09:51] <methylenedioxy> but if it's wired into his house I'm not sure what to search for :/
[09:51] <slim_charles> SergeyIT,  cannot open mixer: No such file or directory
[09:51] <Protocol84> I've neber heard of one of those powerplugs bein build into the wall
[09:51] <slim_charles> SergeyIT, E: Unable to locate package alsamixer
[09:51] <Myrtti> chandrageetha: thanks for using my full name, however it means nothing in IRC, please use my nickname so I'll be properly hilighted.
[09:51] <Myrtti> chandrageetha: if you want your stuff to be crossplatform compatible, you'll probably want sun java.
[09:51] <Protocol84> if it is wired into the wall it should be regular ethernet
[09:51] <ubunthero> ohh it worked
[09:52] <ubunthero> thanx
[09:52] <ubunthero> bye
[09:52] <methylenedioxy> haha the world will never know
[09:52] <israfel> ubunthero, System > Administration > Network Tools. Does it show a dropdown menu with eth0?
[09:52] <Protocol84> gaaahhh!!!
[09:52] <Sped> hello all
[09:52] <Raymond> Hi All, when I boot Ubuntu 10, I get the error "An error occurred while mounting /" and 2 options, S to Skip Mounting and M for manual recovery. If I skip, I get the message "The disk drive for /tmp is not ready yet" and then S and M options again. I have booted from a install CD and scanned the HDD - No errors and it also boots up with the boot CD
[09:52] <slim_charles> Basically when i open the sound configure app i see no sound cards there
[09:52] <SergeyIT> slim_charles, alsa-utils
[09:53] <chandrageetha> yes. i need the same. now would you pls help me Myrtti, i cannot see the output window from running netbeans IDE
[09:53] <Sped> do i have anyone's attn?
[09:53] <methylenedioxy> also the command is alsamixer
[09:53] <methylenedioxy> Sped you do, but no idea, sorry :/
[09:53] <slim_charles> SergeyIT, Reading state information... Done
[09:53] <slim_charles> alsa-utils is already the newest version.
[09:53] <slim_charles> alsa-utils set to manually installed.
[09:53] <Sped> hey eberybody
[09:53] <Sped> no idea on whaT?
[09:53] <Sped> i haven't asked a question.
[09:53] <falstaff> I have re-installed ubuntu 10.04 and the movie player and openshot don't work,
[09:54] <SergeyIT> slim_charles, (
[09:54] <Sped> i am actually going to be installing a dual boot 10.04 on my dell mini 10v soon...
[09:54] <Pokit> sped,  just ask the question
[09:54] <Sped> i don't have a question.
[09:54] <chandrageetha> when i run it, simply says HelloWorld
[09:54] <chandrageetha> BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 0 seconds). and no output window
[09:54] <israfel> falstaff, I install VLC and use that instead.
[09:54] <slim_charles> SergeyIT, i just got done using the Alsa upgrade script to to see if it would solve anything
[09:54] <Pokit> sped, oh lol
[09:54] <slim_charles> same as before
[09:54] <chandrageetha> where i gone mistake?
[09:54] <slim_charles> i would REALLY HATE to have to reinstall
[09:54] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: that is the output
[09:54] <Sped> i'm here for fun.
[09:54] <Sped> kinda.
[09:54] <Myrtti> Sped: if you want to chat with the friendly community of Ubuntu, please join #ubuntu-offtopic :-)
[09:54] <slim_charles> i even did recompiling of drivers and the whole alsa manually
[09:54] <slim_charles> still nothing
[09:54] <Sped> this is like the second time i've ever irc'd...
[09:55] <Sped> oh ok.
[09:55] <Pokit> sped, are you familiar with setting up multi-touch gestures in maverick?
[09:55] <Sped> no no i am not pokit.
[09:55] <falstaff> israfel, is that using apt-get install vcl ???
[09:55] <Pokit> ok :/
[09:55] <chandrageetha> but it should display the output of the command System.out.println(¨Hello World¨), no?
[09:55] <Sped> thanks myrtti... i'll be out of your hair now.
[09:55] <HHabib> falstaff: Israfel left.
[09:55] <Sped> <bows out>
[09:55] <telmessos> anybody playing football manager 2011 on Ubuntu using Wine ????
[09:55] <methylenedioxy> slim_charles what chipset?
[09:55] <Pokit> Anyone familiar with multitouch gestuers? I've got a synaptic touch pad that DOES sense multitouch, but i can't get it to work in maverick.
[09:55] <chandrageetha> in a terminal?
[09:55] <SergeyIT> slim_charles, then u know more then me
[09:55] <falstaff> what is vcl?
[09:56] <slim_charles> methylenedioxy, i think its ATI sbx00
[09:56] <Raymond> OK, seeing that it appears that no one can help, if I create a startup disk off one of my systems that does work and re-install, will it overwrite my settings and files or is this a valid system repair option?
[09:56] <methylenedioxy> that looks like the southbridge
[09:56] <shcherbak> falstaff: vnc or vlc
[09:56] <chandrageetha> ok. will do with that. any way thank a lot all of you for spending your glorious time for me
[09:56] <beginner> please can anyone help me with configuration of RIS server
[09:56] <chandrageetha> bye, prayers for you
[09:57] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: nope look in the middle of this page
[09:57] <slim_charles> methylenedioxy, lspci |grep Audio
[09:57] <slim_charles> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[09:57] <beginner> please can anyone help me with configuration of RIS server
[09:57] <birtan> hi sacarlson do you remember me
[09:57] <methylenedioxy> ahh hda yuck
[09:57] <Myrtti> beginner: please have patience
[09:57] <slim_charles> i also have
[09:57] <methylenedioxy> I've had to recompile to get that working also
[09:57] <slim_charles> 01:00.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation GF104 High Definition Audio Controller
[09:58] <methylenedioxy> ?
[09:58] <chandrageetha> hi iTaylor57, what did you mean, please make it clear, pls
[09:58] <slim_charles> thing is i cant get none of them to show up
[09:58] <rs0832> Raymond: did you use separate partitions for the mountpoints?
[09:58] <methylenedioxy> Is the latter an external card?
[09:58] <slim_charles> im not sure
[09:58] <methylenedioxy> err pcie I mean
[09:58] <slim_charles> i think
[09:58] <slim_charles> its the videocards
[09:58] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: nope look in the middle of this page  http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/getStarted/cupojava/netbeans.html#netbeans-2d
[09:58] <slim_charles> hd
[09:58] <slim_charles> output
[09:59] <methylenedioxy> Which do you use?
[09:59] <slim_charles> yah it has to be
[09:59] <slim_charles> everything used to work b4 last night
[09:59] <slim_charles> i went to sleep
[09:59] <itaylor57> chandrageetha: the output should look like the middle picture containing the string Hello World
[09:59] <slim_charles> turned it on
[09:59] <slim_charles> and boom
[09:59] <methylenedioxy> oh
[09:59] <slim_charles> no soun controller on top right
[09:59] <slim_charles> nothing
[09:59] <Raymond> rs0832: Hi rs0832, I do have 2 partitions on the HDD. One for the re-install software from the manufacturer and the other for Ubuntu.
[09:59] <sunny1> Anyone have any clue what port ubuntu uses for non-browser based connections?
[09:59] <chandrageetha> the output???? yes. thank you itaykir57, now i got the clear idea that it is so. thanks a lot, may god bless you
[09:59] <chandrageetha> bye all
[09:59] <methylenedioxy> Have you got snd_intel_hda in your lsmod?
[09:59] <slim_charles> i think some updates were done before  restart
[10:00] <shcherbak> sunny1: netstat
[10:00] <slim_charles> lsmod | grep snd
[10:00] <slim_charles> snd_page_alloc          7120  0
[10:00] <sunny1> I.e. api hits to twitter - Does it go through same port as firefox or is there a separate port for that...am I even making sense
[10:00] <slim_charles> doesnt look like it
[10:00] <rs0832> Raymond: did you do a fresh install or did it work before?
[10:00] <itaylor57> how do you send a message to an op that is offline?
[10:00] <methylenedioxy> You can try loading it but my memory of what I had to do to fix my issues is fuzzy
[10:01] <slim_charles> i think i tried to manually load but to no effect
[10:01] <Myrtti> itaylor57: with memoserv?
[10:01] <slim_charles> theres nothing under the alsa folder
[10:01] <Raymond> It worked before, I installed V9 originally about 18 months ago and have not had any problems until now. I get the same results regardless of which version I use (i.e. at boot time, I have the last 4 versions available)
[10:01] <slim_charles> even though i installed
[10:01] <itaylor57> Myrtti: thanks forgot the comman
[10:01] <Myrtti> itaylor57: or if it's about Ubuntu IRC channels you can always use the ops channel to see if others can help you
[10:02] <falstaff> vlc gave me a message about insufficient resources and bad file allocation.
[10:02] <methylenedioxy> slim_charles so the modules themselves are gone?
[10:02] <slim_charles> looks like it i think
[10:02] <slim_charles> here
[10:02] <slim_charles> methylenedioxy, $ cat /proc/asound/version
[10:02] <slim_charles> cat: /proc/asound/version: No such file or directory
[10:02] <FloodBot3> slim_charles: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:02] <itaylor57> Myrtti: naw I wated to let Gnea know I resolved the net beans problem
[10:02] <its-me-again> Hi all   how do i rip cds in rhythembox i dont know how to ger plugin for that
[10:03] <Myrtti> itaylor57: oh, he's not an op ;-)
[10:03] <Raymond> rs0832: It worked before, I installed V9 originally about 18 months ago and have not had any problems until now. I get the same results regardless of which version I use (i.e. at boot time, I have the last 4 versions available)
[10:03] <sunny1> shcherbak: Thanks, its running now...would having that specific port closed/blocked cause slowdowns (should it not completely accept the connections?)
[10:03] <falstaff> what does  Major opcode of failed request:  132 (XVideo) mean and how do I fix it??
[10:03] <slim_charles> $ cat /proc/asound/cards   cat: /proc/asound/cards: No such file or directory
[10:03] <shcherbak> sunny1: netstat -tuep for all established connection, iftop to monitor it
[10:03] <slim_charles> ^^
[10:03] <itaylor57> Myrtti: I see that now
[10:04] <methylenedioxy> hm
[10:04] <rs0832> Raymond: probably some problem with the disk... 'disk drive is not ready'... did you check that the disk is not loose or something?
[10:04] <itaylor57> Myrtti: been to long from IRC
[10:05] <shcherbak> sunny1: it depense how badly is written software.
[10:05] <methylenedioxy> slim_charles sorry, I've got nothing except maybe checking out the conf files of alsa-modules and rebuild it
[10:05] <methylenedioxy> Maybe check out the bug tracker for alsa to see if there's some issue
[10:05] <SergeyIT> slim_charles, it looks like the sound card is broken
[10:06] <slim_charles> methylenedioxy,  is there wanyway i can find out which modules work?
[10:06] <sunny1> shcherbak: I'm using rubygems, so I don't think its that, but I've had problems with any kind of api hit (twitter, paypal, facebook)
[10:06] <slim_charles> then put them to kernel with modprobe snd-XXX
[10:06] <slim_charles> SergeyIT,  uhm i dualboot and was in w7 and sound worked fine
[10:06] <methylenedioxy> there are several modules aside from the specific one for the chipset
[10:06] <methylenedioxy> snd_xxx
[10:06] <rs0832> Raymond: do you have dual boot with windows or something?
[10:07] <slim_charles> is there anyway
[10:07] <slim_charles> i can PURGE all sound settings?
[10:07] <slim_charles> and revert to older ones or to maintained ones for maverick?
[10:07] <Raymond> rs0832: No I didn't (I'm using a laptop) and I also did a HDD check which came up clear... I've currently booted with another live CD and I am able to see the files on the HDD and look into each directory and open text files...
[10:08] <falstaff> is there a forum for openshot
[10:08] <Raymond> rs0832: Yes.
[10:08] <slim_charles> Raymond, can you log in?
[10:08] <shcherbak> sunny1: no idea, on way to test it on two own severs?
[10:08] <rs0832> Raymond: does windows load then? or is it only ubuntu?
[10:09] <Raymond> slim_charles: Where?
[10:09] <Raymond> rs0832: I'll reboot and try...
[10:09] <slim_charles> on your installation?
[10:09] <rs0832> slim_charles: he cannot boot
[10:09] <skepster> Hi, I have a 10.04 pc that I have disabled ipv6 on via /etc/default/grub -> ipv6.disable=1, (due to some plymouthd+ureadahead issues) but turns out I would like to have ipv6, yet removing it, and running update-grub doesn't seem to bring ipv6 back, anyone have any ideas?
[10:09] <methylenedioxy> slim_charles maybe through apt, I'm not sure about that one :/ sorry
[10:09] <slim_charles> methylenedioxy, hey thanks for you help
[10:10] <hihihi100> i need help to create a launcher for FGRun
[10:10] <Trashi> hi. i want to print a pdf document with the help of okular, but it doesnt start. what can i doo to fix?
[10:10] <methylenedioxy> but IIRC there's a specific option in the conf for that driver, so it can definitely be problematic
[10:10] <sunny1> shcherbak: I've tested it on a vps and it works fine, just my local one running 10.10
[10:10] <hihihi100> what do I have to write in "command"?
[10:10] <methylenedioxy> build conf*
[10:10] <slim_charles> Raymond, what is your problem again? can you briefly explain?
[10:10] <hihihi100> the path to the location of the executable file?
[10:10] <Raymond> rs0832: Yes I can boot the windows partition.
[10:11] <shcherbak> sunny1: puzzled
[10:11] <AdvoWork> if df -h shows a dir mounted as:  //192.168.0.2/test$ 688G  347G  287G  55% /home/test      but ive now added new mounts on a diff ip to the same /home/test  how can i remove the old ones?  i did sudo mount -a but its kept the old ones, even though theyre now not in /etc/fstab :s
[10:11] <Raymond> slim_charles: when I boot Ubuntu 10, I get the error "An error occurred while mounting /" and 2 options, S to Skip Mounting and M for manual recovery. If I skip, I get the message "The disk drive for /tmp is not ready yet" and then S and M options again.
[10:11] <Jordan_U> Raymond: Have you tried running fsck?
[10:12] <bimal4monto> hi
[10:12] <Raymond> Jordan_U: no.. do this in a Manual recovery session?
[10:12] <methylenedioxy> if it's a fresh install I would nuke it from orbit and run a consistency check on the install medium
[10:12] <slim_charles> i think i had a similar problem
[10:13] <slim_charles> but when i pressed S
[10:13] <slim_charles> it went through
[10:13] <slim_charles> and i was able to log in
[10:13] <Jordan_U> Raymond: Yes, or from a LiveCD.
[10:13] <sunny1> shcherbak: Likewise, thanks for your help
[10:13] <slim_charles> Raymond, do you have any USB devices connected while booting?
[10:13] <Raymond> rs0832: The windows recovery partition loads and I can also get to the "Manual recovery" mode via the HDD
[10:14] <skepster> Hi, I have a 10.04 pc that I have disabled ipv6 on via /etc/default/grub -> ipv6.disable=1, (due to some plymouthd+ureadahead issues) but turns out I would like to have ipv6, yet removing it, and running update-grub doesn't seem to bring ipv6 back, anyone have any ideas?
[10:14] <falstaff> I can't get my video applications to work ... vlc does't work -- openshot wont work and movie player won't work.
[10:14] <rs0832> Raymond: then either your partition is not mounting or ubuntu is messed up.. did you do the fsck Jordan_U suggested?
[10:15] <ilu-tg> hello all, i want to connect to a remote mac server via vnc.. and i tried vinagre and gtkvncviewer, but they both tell me "connection closed" as soon as i want to connect
[10:15] <coz_> falstaff,  "wont work"   do they open  ?
[10:15] <ilu-tg> what could that be?
[10:15] <Raymond> rs0832: the recovery partition (Win) loads and I can boot into manual recovery mode via ubuntu, but not the normal GUI...
[10:15] <methylenedioxy> Raymond are there any errors in the boot log?
[10:16] <Raymond> rs0832: no, I was seeing if the recovery part worked and trying to type on a netbook keyboard instead of a full sized one is slowing me down in this chat.. I'll do it now...
[10:16] <falstaff> coz_ they open but will not play videos
[10:16] <coz_> falstaff,   ok do you have all of the codecs installed?
[10:16] <rs0832> Raymond: ok
[10:16] <coz_> falstaff,   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[10:17] <coz_> falstaff,   if you have sun java installed I would prefer you do this via  synaptic package manager
[10:17] <falstaff> Coz_  Thank you
[10:17] <SergeyIT> slim_charles, it looks like your case https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+question/85510
[10:18] <coz_> falstaff,   well see if that remedies the problem  before you thank me :)
[10:18] <Raymond> I'm executing the command now and it's in the throws of rebooting...
[10:19] <slim_charles> SergeyIT, does it say anywhere there on how to fix?
[10:19] <methylenedioxy> SergeyIT that would explain why recompiling the whole alsa set worked in the past for me !
[10:19] <slim_charles> i see it marked as solved
[10:19] <Raymond> slim_charles: No USB devices connected...
[10:19] <Raymond> methylenedioxy: I haven't checked, I'm trying the other suggestions in the order they're coming at me..
[10:19] <coz_> falstaff,   also ,, if you intend on playing dvds  you will need to run this command from the terminal        sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[10:20] <methylenedioxy> Raymond no problem, was just curious
[10:20] <Raymond> rs0832: & slim_charles same result on boot "An error occurred while mounting /"
[10:20] <gccster> guys i have a directory with files and i want to chown -R owner_foo (if owner=foo2) is this possible ?
[10:21] <d0ng> o.O
[10:21] <rs0832> Raymond: i think that for some reason your ubuntu partition cannot be mounted... or it cannot identify the partition
[10:21] <Raymond> methylenedioxy: no problems, valid comment I thought..
[10:21] <slim_charles> Raymond, its important that you edit the file on the harddrive instead of the live cd one in memory
[10:21] <slim_charles> liek you have to manyllu browse for it
[10:21] <slim_charles> find it
[10:21] <coz_> gccster,  I believe you should be able to as root usr
[10:21] <slim_charles> then do the command with root privilege in the terminal
[10:21] <Raymond> rs0832: I can read the HDD once the live CD boots
[10:22] <rs0832> Raymond: yes but the installed ubuntu is having the problem mounting it
[10:22] <methylenedioxy> is this a fresh installation?
[10:22] <coz_> falstaff,  also you could install the w32codecs    do you have 32 or 64 bit system?
[10:22] <itaylor57> gccster: sudo chmod -R
[10:22] <rs0832> Raymond: others with your problem seemed to have found this as a solution: http://www.nyutech.com/2009/03/make-ubuntu-mount-partitions-and-drives.html
[10:22] <LukeL> gccster you can find files that only match a specific owner using find
[10:22] <LukeL> then with the exec action change ownership
[10:23] <gccster> LukeL, well thats what i want
[10:23] <gccster> is it possible to give me an example ?
[10:24] <rs0832> Raymond: if that article is right, maybe it is mounting the wrong partition first and giving it the id of the partition that holds ubuntu
[10:24] <LukeL> should be detailed in the man page, 'man find'
[10:24] <rs0832> Raymond: so when booting using that partition's id, it is really reading the wrong one
[10:24] <LukeL> gccster if you have troubles figuring it out i can help further
[10:24] <Raymond> rs0832: I understand, I have checked and there is the '/tmp" directory (Via Live CD Boot) that is apparently missing...
[10:25] <rs0832> Raymond: did you add any new disks or modify partitions?
[10:25] <gccster> ok if you ever done this before u can tell me to save me time if not its ok ill rtfm ...:P
[10:25] <LukeL> gccster no i havn't done this specific job before, sorry :P
[10:26] <Raymond> rs0832: so I'll boot into manual recovery mode and follow those commands outlined there..
[10:26] <Raymond> rs0832: No, it booted one day and then not the next :(
[10:26] <rs0832> Raymond: yes if you can..
[10:26] <sneiccolo> ciao rgazzi
[10:26] <Raymond> rs0832: Going into manual recovery mode now...
[10:26] <slim_charles> gccster, do u need this for a homework assignment? what are you trying to accomplish? writing a script i assume?
[10:27] <ZeekL> hrmmm....odd...synaptic and update manager are segfaulting all of a sudden....
[10:27] <rs0832> Raymond: ok... and which partition is your ubuntu on according to the grub entry?
[10:27] <rs0832> Raymond: eg: sda1/sda2, etc
[10:28] <Raymond> rs0832: /dev/sda6 is listed as Linux
[10:28] <rufra> Good morning. I'm having problems installing Ubuntu. After the installation process ends I keep on getting kernel panic. I have been unable to boot after the install reboot. This is a copy of the kernel panic dialogue (i appologise for the work typos I was copying it late last night) http://paste.ubuntu.com/543122/
[10:29] <Raymond> rs0832: 1 is Extended, 2 is W95 FAT32 (LBA), 5 Linux swap / Solaris and 6 is Linux
[10:30] <rufra> rs0832: Good morning. I'm having problems installing Ubuntu. After the installation process ends I keep on getting kernel panic. I have been unable to boot after the install reboot. This is a copy of the kernel panic dialogue (i appologise for the work typos I was copying it late last night) http://paste.ubuntu.com/543122/
[10:30] <rs0832> Raymond: ok
[10:30] <rufra> rs0832: I think you tried to help me yesterday I thought it would be worthwhile updating you
[10:31] <itaylor57> gccster: find <pathnametofile> -user foo -exec sudo -chmod user_foo '{}' \;
[10:31] <rs0832> rufra: yes:)
[10:31] <falstaff> coz_ I managed to install the ubuntu-restricted-extras and still videos won't play.
[10:31] <methylenedioxy> falstaff even VLC?
[10:31] <itaylor57> gccster: try -print to see if it gets the files you want
[10:31] <coz_> falstaff,   mmm  which type of videos are these?  .avi   .ogg  ?
[10:31] <rufra> rs0832: I tried reinstalling creating a new partition table.. Still no joy. I'm unable to boot after install.
[10:31] <falstaff> mpeg
[10:31] <Raymond> rs0832: Continue on with the link you gave me?
[10:32] <gerst> rufra: it must be a grub issue
[10:32] <falstaff> I will attempt VLC
[10:32] <rs0832> Raymond: yes
[10:32] <coz_> falstaff,    vlc should handle that well ..let me try one here hold on
[10:32] <gerst> can you provide us with your grubs config file?
[10:32] <Raymond> rs0832: OK
[10:32] <rs0832> rufra: did you check the disc? (md5)
[10:32] <ravenger> my laptop isnt detecting some keys which are required to enter the password
[10:32] <rufra> gerst: here are my grubby settings: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543504/
[10:32] <methylenedioxy> rs0832 that's what i was thinking
[10:32] <ravenger> so how can i login
[10:33] <ravenger> is there a way to change the password
[10:33] <rufra> rs0832: I can't say I have, I've burnt a copy of 10.04 LTS but I can't get the live disk to boot..
[10:33] <rs0832> methylenedioxy: you mean about rufra?
[10:33] <methylenedioxy> try burning it at 2x or 4x
[10:33] <Raymond> rs0832: Not working, "cannot create directory - read only file system
[10:33] <methylenedioxy> rs0832 yeah
[10:34] <falstaff> coz_ VLC doesn't work either
[10:34] <methylenedioxy> falstaff weird..
[10:34] <falstaff> I made the video with xvidcap
[10:34] <coz_> falstaff,  mm mpegs are playing here with vlc....
[10:34] <beginner> please can anyone help me with configuration of RIS server
[10:34] <rs0832> Raymond: at which part?
[10:34] <coz_> falstaff,   mm  that should also play
[10:34] <buggyer> hi, i did a dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb but now the partition/disk isnt recognized anymore... what could i do, there are some data i need urgently... i thought i will ask here before i crash it all :)
[10:34] <Raymond> rs0832: sudo mkdir /media/disk
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[10:35] <coz_> falstaff,   si this 32 or 64 bit system?
[10:35] <falstaff> I have been fighting this problem for days now and I even did a complete install (32 bit system)
[10:35] <methylenedioxy> is it just that video?
[10:36] <methylenedioxy> or ones you've made yourself?
[10:36] <rs0832> rufra: in the paste of your grub config, change the set root'(hd0, msdos1)' to set root='(sda,msdos1)'
[10:36] <falstaff> Hewlett Packard 900 mhz machine
[10:36] <coz_> falstaff,   ok go here   http://packages.medibuntu.org/maverick/w32codecs.html   and at the bottom of the page  click the blue  i386  and download the w32codecs  then double click the package and install them
[10:36] <Jordan_U> buggyer: Which disk isn't recognised anymore? How are you trying to access the disk?
[10:36] <rs0832> Raymond:did it prompt you for the sudo pass?
[10:36] <insmod> he is looking for porn -><methylenedioxy>
[10:36] <methylenedioxy> :p I was just thinking it was a broken video rather than a systemic problem
[10:37] <rufra> rs0832: Yep just did that... Still same kernel panic
[10:37] <maco> insmod: thats not really an appropriate topic here
[10:37] <AdvoWork> In my /etc/fstab i've got: 192.168.0.2:/mnt/Data/TEST/Files/ /home/test nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,intr   ive basically changed NAS servers, so the ip has changed, so removed the mount, but now when I do sudo mount -a its giving: failed, reason given by server: Permission denied   but both servers show the folder as being the same, any ideas please?
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[10:37] <rs0832> rufra: is your partition ext2 formatted?
[10:37] <maco> !danger
[10:37] <Jordan_U> !danger
[10:38] <rufra> rs0832: ext4
[10:38] <Raymond> rs0832: no... When I executed the fsck command it implied that my clock was wrong.
[10:39] <itaylor57> the wonders of regular expressions never cease to amaze me
[10:39] <rs0832> rufra: is your then change the insmod ext2 to insmod ext4 and then try to boot
[10:39] <coz_> Raymond,  clock wrong?  could be batter on motherboard
[10:39] <coz_> Raymond,  battery rather
[10:39] <rs0832> Raymond: can you write to it from live cd mode?
[10:40] <maco> insmod: things you won't be doing again:  pasting dangerous commands into the channel....RIGHT?
[10:40] <dexi> Hi everyone. I'm having trouble getting audio into my USB headset. It is recognized as being plugged in by ubuntu (10.04) but when i select it, i don't hear anything. My speakers work fine, btw.
[10:40] <Raymond> coz_ how do I adjust the clock via the command line?
[10:40] <rs0832> rufra: try this : Boot into a live cd and mount volume and then do something like this:
[10:40] <rs0832> sudo update-initramfs -k all -u -b /mnt/sda1/boot
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[10:40] <AdvoWork> and my nas log shows: mountd[3694]: mount request denied from SERVER_Im_mounting_from  for /mnt/Data/TEST/Files   any suggestions please?
[10:41] <Raymond> rs0832: I'll give it a go... Rebooting off live cd...
[10:41] <rufra> rs0832: Ok. Still kernel panic. What's strange is that i reformatted the whole drive. Why would the partition still be called msdos1?
[10:41] <shachaf> maco: There are surely more dangerous commands than that one. All it'll do in the worst case is crash your system or something like that. No data loss or anything, usually.
[10:41] <rs0832> rufra" use the same live cd version as the installation
[10:41] <jpds> shachaf: Denial-of-service.
[10:42] <rrr> helow all open poeple...
[10:42] <blackshirt> hello rrr
[10:42] <falstaff> Coz_  the packages are installed, do I have to reboot my machine for them to take effect?
[10:42] <rufra> rs0832: ok
[10:42] <coz_> falstaff,  generally no...however  cant hurt if its not working....
[10:43] <rrr> hey blackshirt.. im a new on ubuntu.. have any suggestion how to do effective thing in ubuntu as a photographer...
[10:43] <falstaff> okay brb
[10:43] <rs0832> rufra: no idea of that but it is not a problem... mine shows msdosx too but boots fine
[10:43] <mohan1111> Is it safe and good for the laptop to run on AC power when the battery is fully charged?
[10:43] <blackshirt> rrr: do you need image editor ??
[10:43] <methylenedioxy> I think you should remove the battery when it's charged
[10:44] <rufra> rs0832: fair enough. Booting into live cd now. Ill let you know once i've typed in the commands
[10:44] <methylenedioxy> mohan1111 if nothing else because of the heat of the computer
[10:44] <coz_> mohan1111,  I believe it should be fine.  the battery is essentially bypassed when using ac
[10:44]  * pgpkeys runs his laptop all the time with the battery out
[10:44] <rrr> yea.. i've try some.. including rawtherapee..
[10:44] <rrr> i do a lot of raw processing..
[10:45] <rrr> but its really quiet hard to do it in rawtherapee..
[10:45] <coz_> rrr,    mypaint....pinita...gimp...inkscape...pencil  and agave
[10:45] <coz_> rrr,  rather  pinta
[10:45] <Myrtti> rrr: gimp has couple of raw plugins
[10:45] <blackshirt> rrr: i don't have a lot of experience on image processing
[10:46] <coz_> rrr,  oh  raw images
[10:46] <rrr> yea.. for raw images..
[10:46] <mohan1111> coz_: methylenedioxy Thanks for the advice!
[10:46] <rrr> nothin satisfy me yet..
[10:46] <rrr> any suggestion..
[10:46] <rs0832> mohan1111: that would be better answered by your hardware guide if you got one with the laptop(some can get damaged, others are more resilient- cause of new features and stuff) but the general is batteries get damaged when you do that
[10:46] <Myrtti> rrr: there's also rawstudio
[10:46] <coz_> rrr,    http://darrenyates.com.au/2009/02/10-free-raw-image-tools-for-linux/705
[10:46] <itaylor57> rrr: check CPAN for perl modules
[10:47] <mohan1111> rs0832: Ok. thanks, I will check
[10:47] <coz_> rrr,    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2480377
[10:47] <rrr> okey Myrtti.. tq .. ill try that...  tq for coz_ to...
[10:47] <rs0832> mohan1111: :)
[10:47] <rrr> itaylor57 what is perl modules?
[10:47] <zetheroo> ok It could just be me ... but isn't Flash just getting worse and worse in Ubuntu!? My browser is freezing up so much in the last couple months ...
[10:48] <coz_> rrr, if you google    ubuntu raw image edition  you should a few hits worth looking at
[10:48] <rs0832> zetheroo: i have the latest version .. it works fine so far
[10:48] <zetheroo> I have been using Ubuntu since 2006 and it's never been this poor
[10:49] <zetheroo> rs0832: yeah? also got the latest here ...
[10:49] <methylenedioxy> zetheroo any kinds of flash files in particular or in general?
[10:49] <itaylor57> rrr: nevermind, I roll my own, you are looking for entire package
[10:49] <jrib> zetheroo: what architecture are you using?
[10:49] <rocket16> Even after cleaning the system, after installing and removing several apps (for testing each), my system has slowed down considerably. I tried bleachbit, Ubuntu tweak, manual cache cleaning and everything, but still it isn't as fast as it was when I installed it (and I have removed many apps with their lightweight counterparts, and have disabled all fancy effects). Any help?
[10:49] <rs0832> zetheroo: maybe you can try a different browser
[10:49] <rrr> okey thank u all.. Ill try your suggestions...
[10:49] <zetheroo>  jrib: 32bit I thinkj
[10:49] <rrr> i hope i can do everything in ubuntu.. just like u all..
[10:50] <jrib> zetheroo: run « uname -m » and find out
[10:50] <zetheroo> rs0832: same thing in Chromium
[10:50] <zetheroo> 2.6.35-24-generic
[10:50] <jrib> zetheroo: this is not the result of « uname -m »
[10:50] <zetheroo> methylenedioxy: no .. even having a Cnet page open will cause issues
[10:50] <Raymond> rs0832: Yes, I can make directories.... I'll let you know how I go...
[10:51] <rs0832> zetheroo: does it happen while watching videos or playing games or flash apps
[10:51] <zetheroo> i686
[10:51] <rs0832> Raymond: ok good luck:)
[10:51] <methylenedioxy> maybe too much junk stored in the cache?
[10:51] <rs0832> zetheroo: thats 64 bit
[10:51] <rs0832> zetheroo: i think
[10:52] <zetheroo> rs0832: anything ... sometimes it will work great on YouTube ... and then if another tab is opened with flash stuff it causes issues
[10:52] <itaylor57> I am on 10.10 64bit so I try to avoid flash videos myself
[10:52] <methylenedioxy> oh
[10:52] <rs0832> zetheroo: ok... do you have good ram? atleast 1 gb?
[10:52] <sgo11> Hi, If I have a central server with a public IP. PersonA has a PC_A behind a NAT. how can another personB download a file which is on PC_A? assume PC_A doesn't have access to his router/firewall. thanks.
[10:52] <zetheroo> jrib: i686
[10:52] <jrib> zetheroo: ok, never mind then
[10:52] <zetheroo> rs0832: yeah ... 2
[10:53] <casperfoo> zetheroo: this is Firefox you're using?
[10:53] <jrib> sparkiezzz: personA could scp it to personB?
[10:53] <rufra> rs0832: can't do what you asked. here's a copy of the error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543513/
[10:53] <zetheroo> rs0832: I have been using this machine for the last 2 years with nothing but Ubuntu on it ... and I have never seen it act like this
[10:53] <jrib> sgo11: personA could scp it to personB?
[10:53] <zetheroo> casperfoo: FF ... Chromium
[10:53] <falstaff> I can't get anything to work ... I even tried ffmplay and it wouldn't work.
[10:54] <casperfoo> zetheroo: it is slow in both browers?
[10:54] <rs0832> zetheroo: try cleaning your cache like methylenedioxy suggested earlier
[10:54] <methylenedioxy> falstaff is this problem for all videos that you've tried?
[10:54] <sgo11> jrib, ^_^ personB is just any users. they may run windows. scp won't work.
[10:54] <methylenedioxy> a problem*
[10:54] <zetheroo> casperfoo: it's not that it's "slow" per se .. more that it freezes from time to time and greys out for a bit ... then comes back to life ... but only if there is something Flash going on
[10:54] <falstaff> I have only tried one ...
[10:54] <rs0832> rufra, what about the insmod ext2 part.. did you try that?
[10:55] <slim_charles> u using 32 bit or 64 bit?
[10:55] <methylenedioxy> Try one that you haven't made yourself
[10:55] <falstaff> I will get another to test.
[10:55] <rufra> rs0832: yep i got kernel panic
[10:55] <falstaff> okay!
[10:55] <rs0832> rufra: hmm
[10:55] <sunny1> I'm having huge packet loss using wireless, can anyone help?
[10:55] <casperfoo> zetheroo: weird, I'd say clear the cache, try a fresh Firefox profile, move the profile to a ramdisk
[10:56] <sunny1> Its running at around 70%, which I assume is terrible
[10:56] <rufra> rs0832: i know! its annoying. I don't think I'm being too inept. At least I hope
[10:56] <sgo11> I am thinking if it's possible that personB can directly establish a connection to PC_A by the use of a central server.
[10:56] <rs0832> rufra: do you have dual boot with windows or something?
[10:56] <methylenedioxy> yeah, youtube runs fine even on my netbook, though I block any flash ads
[10:56] <zetheroo> casperfoo: I already tried clearing the cache .. .I'll try renewing the profile ... though that should not be the issue since it also happens in Chromium
[10:56] <Raymond> rs0832: my fstab looks nothing like the one on the web site you sent.. Could it be the one from the live cd?
[10:56] <rufra> rs0832: nope deleted the windows partition. I'm using an extra laptop to stay o IRC
[10:57] <rs0832> rufra: no not annoying or inept :) ... i used hmmm just to say hold on.. let me see :)
[10:57] <casperfoo> zetheroo: that'd seem to indicate it wasn't the particular browser, I agree; could be a Flash regression
[10:57] <jrib> sgo11: so there are 3 computers involved?
[10:57] <sgo11> jrib, yeah. PC_A behind a NAT. PC_B behind another NAT. A central server with a public IP.
[10:58] <rs0832> Raymond: what is the path you are opening it from?
[10:58] <jrib> sgo11: ah, then you could use ssh tunneling
[10:59] <itaylor57> there is a 64bit flash plugin PPA, but I haven't tried it
[10:59] <jrib> sgo11: see -L and -R of the ssh command
[10:59] <casperfoo> sgo11: what protocol do you want to use?  HTTP?  SSH?  FTP?  I think you just need to serve that up on PC_A and setup port forwarding
[10:59] <rs0832> rufra: you said you deleted the windows partition... did you install windows first? i mean at the beginning, when you got the hd/computer?
[10:59] <jrib> sgo11: sorry, I mean "forwarding", not "tunneling" it looks like
[10:59] <Guest18769> hello. I'm having trouble trying to listen to internet radio stations that use mms protocol. I've already installed all gstramer plugins and libmms. Does anyone know how to solve this? Thanks.
[10:59] <sgo11> jrib, I am thinking about it. but I don't know how ssh tunneling performs if there are thousands of clients.
[11:00] <Raymond> rs0832: "ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ gksudo gedit /etc/fstab" is the entire line, if the info isn't there, how do I pull it up?
[11:00] <methylenedioxy> Guest18769 this is only a bandaid but will VLC play the stream?
[11:00] <jrib> sgo11: you would just forward port WHATEVER on the public ip computer to personA.  Then personB would connect to public_ip:WHATEVER
[11:00] <rufra> rs0832: windows came preinstalled... I wanted out into linux
[11:01] <casperfoo> sgo11: sounds like you need a web server to me to allow all these clients to download files
[11:01] <jrib> sgo11: I don't know how it performs.  There's probably some way to do it without using ssh but I'm not aware of it
[11:01] <rs0832> Raymond: you have to mount the drive and load the fstab from that drive
[11:01] <rs0832> rufra: are you installing ubuntu on the (formerly) windows partition?
[11:03] <fr34k3d> cant play wmv files on my ubuntu lucid 10.04...
[11:03] <Guest18769> methylenedioxy: vlc can't play it neither...
[11:03] <rs0832> rufra: if you did not, then install it on that drive
[11:03] <rs0832> rufra: *partition
[11:04] <fr34k3d> solution ?? i had installed win32 codecs
[11:04] <tushar> hi
[11:04] <rufra> rs0832: yes I guess so. Like i said when I did the latest reinstall yesterday I formatted the drive and created 2 partitions: here's a copy of my fdisk -l: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543518
[11:04] <methylenedioxy> Guest18769 do you mind linking me to the stream? (in PM)
[11:04] <tushar> i m new user of ubuntu
[11:04] <rufra> rs0832: I created a new partition directory when i last installed
[11:05] <fr34k3d> cant play wmv files on my ubuntu lucid 10.04...
[11:05] <shcherbak> tushar: i guess, welcome
[11:05] <Guest18769> methylenedioxy: ok
[11:05] <shcherbak> fr34k3d: mplayer file to see output
[11:06] <Trashi> hi. i want to print a pdf document with the help of okular, but it doesnt start. what can i doo to fix?
[11:06] <rs0832> rufra: is the solaris installation booting?
[11:07] <rufra> rs0832: how do i Check that?
[11:07] <rs0832> rufra: dont you have a boot menu entry for that?
[11:07] <fr34k3d> i used mplayer ....smplayer
[11:07] <sgo11> casperfoo, thanks for reply. sorry I was just away. I assume PCs don't have access to their router/firewall. so PC_A to setup port forwarding on router/firewall won't work. jrib suggests ssh port forwarding should work. but I don't know the performance.
[11:07] <fr34k3d> both of them didnt work
[11:07] <Raymond> rs0832: I've modified it, but it is a read only file so I can't overwrite it.
[11:07] <shcherbak> Trashi: what can you print ubuntu-test-page, self-test-page, text files from gedit, from growser?
[11:07] <jrib> sgo11: try #openssh to ask about performance?
[11:08] <rufra> rs0832: nope: boot opts only linux, linux(recovery) memtest and a different memtest
[11:08] <Trashi> shcherbak: it works all... except printing pdf's
[11:09] <rs0832> rufra: do you need any data that is there on the disk?
[11:09] <rs0832> Raymond: did you do it as root?
[11:09] <rufra> rs0832: nope, new office comp. Nothing matters just getting it running
[11:09] <rs0832> rufra: then try changing the structure
[11:09] <falstaff> progress!  Some videos are playing .avi seems to work but many mpegs still won't and openshot is still non functional.
[11:09] <shcherbak> Trashi: you could try evince. some self made one page pdf too.
[11:09] <aditia_> hello guys
[11:10] <sgo11> jrib, thanks for the reply. If the central server do port forwarding for PC_A and PC_B, will it also handle all the traffic? if I transfer files from A to B, will the files transfer from A directly to B? or Will the files transfer from A to central server, and then from central server to B? thanks.
[11:10] <rs0832> rufra: make only one partition if you can, format it to ext4 and reinstall
[11:10] <rufra> rs0832: how so? (I just updated the kernel, let me reboot and see if it works)
[11:10] <jrib> sgo11: the latter
[11:10] <aditia_> how can I put pytask to system tray?
[11:11] <Trashi> shcherbak: i did ... okular doesnt print ... doesnt matter its a selfmade pdf, or s.th. similar
[11:11] <rs0832> rufra: k
[11:11] <Raymond> rs0832: probably not, I used the file browser to mount and open the file.. How do I open it as root?
[11:11] <sgo11> jrib, that will add too much overhead to the central server.
[11:11] <rs0832> Raymond: cd to the file and sudo gedit fstab
[11:11] <casperfoo> sgo11: I don't really understand your problem I guess, maybe you could explain more of your goal
[11:11] <shcherbak> Trashi: then evince
[11:12] <Trashi> evince what?
[11:12] <shcherbak> Trashi: are you gnome?
[11:12] <Trashi> no kde
[11:12] <maco> Trashi: okular for kde
[11:12] <rs0832> Thrashi: you can try running it from a terminal... it should give you an output of any errors
[11:12] <Jordan_U> !gksudo | rs0832
[11:12] <rs0832> Trashi: you can try running it from a terminal... it should give you an output of any errors
[11:12] <maco> Trashi: oh wait doesnt print? thats odd...
[11:13] <maco> Trashi: is your printer setup in systemsettings?
[11:13] <jrib> sgo11: well the optimal solution would be to get access to the router/firewall
[11:13] <rs0832> Jordan_U: thanks
[11:13] <shcherbak> Trashi: try xpdf, it should print anything
[11:13] <Jordan_U> rs0832: You're welcome.
[11:13] <Trashi> hm ok ill try another program
[11:14] <rufra> rs0832:ok just booted after new kernel install... No joy. Now my boot menu is linux 2.6.35-23-generic (normal and recovery) 2.6.35-22-generic (normal and recovery) memtest(86+) and memtest86+, serial console 115200
[11:14] <shcherbak> Trashi: can you print to file with okular?
[11:14] <rs0832> Raymond: use gksudo instead of sudo
[11:15] <Trashi> shcherbak: yes
[11:16] <rs0832> rufra: what puzzles me is the swap/solaris part in your fdisk -l output
[11:16] <sgo11> casperfoo, ok. thanks for the attention. Our company want to solve the problem by transfering files between two different NAT. We have a central server with public IP. If PC_A and PC_B under two different NAT, somehow, we want PC_A and PC_B can access their shared files directly. The best concept I can think is this: PC_A tells the central server its IP and ports. PC_B asks PC_A's IP and ports. and then PC_B directly access PC_A.
[11:16] <rufra> rs0832: strange. So you reckon reinstall again then?
[11:16] <rs0832> rufra: yes and redo all the partitions. including formatting
[11:17] <casperfoo> sgo11: and you want this to happen in some sort of dynamic fashion?  i.e. new PCs join these separate networks
[11:17] <rufra> rs0832: ok, booting into live cd again! Would you mind going through the menus with me so there are no cock ups on my side?
[11:17] <Jordan_U> rs0832: rufra: It's normal for a swap partition to show up in fdisk as swap/solaris, they share the same msdos partition type.
[11:18] <rs0832> rufra: sure
[11:18] <sgo11> jrib, customers and normal users won't understand what router/firewall is. they maybe even't don't know their router admin username or password. :)
[11:18] <rs0832> Jordan_U: ahh ok
[11:18] <Jordan_U> rs0832: rufra: Use "sudo blkid" for a better idea of what's actually on each partition.
[11:19] <sgo11> casperfoo, yeah, that's cool. It's good PC_A can access PC_B directly in the end. I don't want to add too much overhead to the server.
[11:19] <shcherbak> Trashi: reinstaling printer is one option, "scaling down" pdf another, uot of expirince know that some pdfs seems to be unprintable with common software. there is cli cups utility it may give you hint whats wrong.
[11:19] <rufra> Jordan_U rs0832: ok Ill get the terminal up again gimme a sec
[11:21] <casperfoo> sgo11: how are the two computers supposed to initially setup the connection?  will the PC_B know the public IP and a port it can contact PC_A on?
[11:21] <dragonkeeper> Ubuntu 10.10     -   can someone help me with this error  ?  http://pastebin.com/5wZxK7Vx
[11:21] <sgo11> casperfoo, well. that is the problem I am trying to solve. I don't know.
[11:21] <army> hi ,guys
[11:22] <Caelum> I installed ubuntu on my flash drive, managed to boot it, but now it's stuck on the Ubuntu boot screen with the red dots and not doing anything :(
[11:22] <army> @caelum install it agian?
[11:22] <Caelum> I doubt that would help
[11:22] <Raymond> rs0832: I tried mounting it with the mount command and get an "already mounted or busy" error but I still can't change into that directory...
[11:22] <rooks> dragonkeeper, dmesg | grep bttv  ?
[11:23] <rs0832> Caelum: press ctrl alt f1 to check for errors
[11:23] <sgo11> casperfoo, the concept should work. like bittorrent, peers download files directly from other peers.
[11:23] <Caelum> rs0832: I tried that, it won't let me
[11:23] <shcherbak> Caelum: Alt-Ctrl-F1?
[11:23] <dragonkeeper> rooks ... seems to of done nothing ?
[11:23] <casperfoo> sgo11: yeah, the tracker facilitates all of that
[11:23] <rs0832> Raymond: try using the disk utility (system>administration)
[11:23] <Caelum> rs0832: I guess I can boot the live cd, mount it and check the logs?
[11:23] <rufra> Jordan_U: rs0832: here's the output from blkid http://paste.ubuntu.com/543527/
[11:24] <rooks> dragonkeeper, k,  dmesg | grep -i tv  ?
[11:24] <rs0832> Caelum: you can try that
[11:24] <sgo11> casperfoo, yeah, but I don't know how I can use of the tracker facilitates.
[11:24] <dragonkeeper> rooks ... seems to of done nothing again
[11:25] <casperfoo> sgo11: you'll need to design a way for the setup to happen... e.g. a matchmaking of some sort, at least to establish the IP/port for PC_B to get to PC_A on, then it's just a matter of a port forward to a web server or something running on PC_A (one of many options)
[11:25] <AdvoWork> i know i can do ls -all for example to get file info, but how can i do it for a single file?
[11:25] <rooks> dragonkeeper, hmm.. "modprobe bttv"  and then lanuch tvtime?
[11:25] <Caelum> rs0832: was I supposed to install grub on the drive or the partition? maybe it didn't really boot
[11:25] <rufra> Jordan_U: rs0832: Is the UUID given by blkid meant to match the one in my grub? because as you might see in here http://paste.ubuntu.com/543504/ they dont
[11:26] <rs0832> Caelum: i think it needs to boot in order to show the screen with the red dots :)(
[11:26] <dragonkeeper> rooks .. still nothing
[11:26] <rs0832> rufra: yes
[11:26] <filsuf> ubuntu is like a pregnant granny!! ... bloated and slow
[11:26] <sgo11> casperfoo, any existing project/tools/protocols I can use of, instead of building it from scratch? it will be too much work.
[11:26] <dnivra> AdvoWork, ls -all <filename>
[11:26] <casperfoo> spope: you could consider setting up a tracker on the central server and web server there listing the torrents, then PC_A seeds, PC_B uses the website on the central server to download torrent files and talk to the tracker
[11:26] <rs0832> rufra: the uuid should always be the same(it is a unique id)
[11:26] <rooks> dragonkeeper, k still nothing on,  dmesg | grep -i tv  ?
[11:26] <Caelum> rs0832: I see
[11:26] <rufra> rs0832: so could that be the issue?
[11:27] <Jordan_U> rufra: Yes. Very odd that thay don't match.
[11:27] <dragonkeeper> rooks  [159912.174911] bttv: driver version 0.9.18 loaded
[11:27] <dragonkeeper> [159912.174913] bttv: using 8 buffers with 2080k (520 pages) each for capture
[11:27] <rs0832> Caelum: my guess is it is gotten stuck like a lag
[11:27] <casperfoo> sgo11: the key there is the central server being able to act as a kind of directory service; you could leverage a lot from BitTorrent; I don't have any other ideas at the moment sorry
[11:27] <rufra> Jordan_U: rs0832: Shall I get out of the live cd and see if tinkering with the grub a bit more helps?
[11:27] <rooks> dragonkeeper,  hmm... strange..
[11:27] <rs0832> Caelum: better to have grub on the partition
[11:28] <army> where r u come from?
[11:28] <sgo11> casperfoo, maybe, we just build a bittorrent server? any good open source bittorrent server/tracker you can suggest to build under ubuntu? thanks.
[11:28] <rs0832> Jordan_U: can you make anything of the /dev/loop0? (reference to rufra's problem - http://paste.ubuntu.com/543527/)
[11:28] <casperfoo> sgo11: never tried setting one up but I'm sure they're out there, probably even one that integrates with a website automatically
[11:29] <Munger> Hello. Does anyone here have any experience setting up touchscreen monitors with Ubuntu?
[11:29] <Jordan_U> rs0832: That's part of the liveCD environment (loop mounted squashfs file).
[11:29] <sgo11> casperfoo, let's google it again. I haven't found a good one. thanks for the help.
[11:29] <rs0832> Jordan_U: ok.. i had never heard of that
[11:29] <rufra> Jordan_U rs0832: I'll mount  the drive and check I haven't made a mistake from the  grub.cfg
[11:30] <AdvoWork> is there a way to get the number(ie 777) from a file, for its permission?
[11:30] <rooks> dragonkeeper, mine tuner responds with http://pastebin.com/zGiFVepT
[11:30] <army> 1443 persons,oh ,my god!
[11:30] <rs0832> rufra: ok
[11:30] <Jordan_U> Callum__: rs0832: The recommendation of the grub developers is to never instsall grub to a partition, always to the drive (mbr+embedded area).
[11:30] <dragonkeeper> rooks  hmm ill try reinstall tvtime
[11:31] <Caelum> rs0832: I can ping it
[11:31] <Callum__> ...........
[11:31] <dnivra> !chmod | AdvoWork
[11:31] <Callum__> why does everyone get me mixed up with everyone else? =P
[11:31] <rs0832> Jordan_U: yep sorry about that.. my bad
[11:31] <Jordan_U> rs0832: np :)
[11:32] <rs0832> Jordan_U: :)
[11:32] <Caelum> Callum__: that happens to me too :)
[11:32] <Callum__> honestly, can't you guys read named properly? lol
[11:32] <rs0832> Raymond: any progress?
[11:32] <Raymond> rs0832: It shows as mounted (I'm using a netbook version of Ubuntu 9, the only one I had handy)
[11:32] <Callum__> names*
[11:32] <dragonkeeper> rook   seems it wont find a driver
[11:32] <dragonkeeper> rook  it has worked before :S
[11:33] <rufra> rs0832: Jordan_U: Sorry UUID does match. That grub is from the previous time I installed. I assume there was a new UUIC allocated when I reinstalled and formatted. However it does say insmod ext2 when it should read insmod ext4
[11:33] <rs0832> Raymond: sorry what shows as mounted?
[11:33] <gabi__> dd
[11:33] <Jordan_U> rufra: grub's "ext2" module handles ext2,3,4.
[11:34] <Callum__> Caelum: I bet you have your buzzer going off as much as I do then
[11:34] <Callum__> hate*
[11:34] <Callum__> ugh, typoing too much, need to sleep
[11:34] <rs0832> rufra: it is ok that it shows ext2
[11:34] <rufra> rs0832: Jordan_U: dont take my word for it here's a copy of the grub.cfg http://paste.ubuntu.com/543531/
[11:35] <Raymond> rs0832: the partition that I am trying to edit the file on.
[11:35] <rufra> rs0832: Jordan_U: ok then. Well still no idea as to how to make this boot/
[11:35] <rs0832> Raymond :  then cant you access it? from 'computer' ?
[11:36] <methylenedioxy> rufra is this is a fresh installation from a LiveCD you burned?
[11:37] <rufra> methylenedioxy: Yes, I am unable to boot after install keep on getting kernel panic. it reads something like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543122/ (minus a few typos on my part)
[11:37] <rs0832> rufra: try separate partitions for the mountpoints during reinstall
[11:39] <dnivra> i have a suspend/hibernate problem-my system manages to suspend/hibernate properly but when i try to resume, the system restarts instead. what could possibly be wrong? it used to work fine in earlier version of ubuntu i had. just doesn't work in 10.10. i'm running 64bit.
[11:39] <rufra> rs0832: ok so lets do the reinstall then,
[11:39] <Raymond> rs0832: I don't have a "Computer" like in regular Ubuntu, I can see and open the file via the file browser, but if I try to save, it won't due to the read only
[11:39] <rufra> rs0832: got the installer running, selected use internet, and install third party softw.
[11:40] <rs0832> Raymond: try opening the browser using gksudo nautilus in a terminal
[11:40] <Munger> Does anyone here use a touchscreen monitor?
[11:40] <rs0832> rufra: 10.10 desktop?
[11:40] <army> why my qq interupt frequently
[11:41] <rufra> rs0832: shall i specify partitions manually then? yes 10.10 desktop
[11:41] <rs0832> rufra: yes
[11:41] <rufra> rs0832: ok so what now? new part table?
[11:41] <rs0832> rufra: delete any existing ones
[11:41] <Raymond> rs0832: Eel-CRITICAL - no user shares available
[11:42] <rs0832> Raymond: o.o
[11:42] <rs0832> Raymond: didnt the gksudo gedit work then?
[11:42] <rufra> rs0832: ok, done
[11:42] <rs0832> rufra: how many partitions did you make? and what type?
[11:42] <rufra> rs0832: now add one partition and a swap area? or just the partition?
[11:42] <rufra> I havent made any yet
[11:43] <Raymond> rs0832: no, not able to get there via the CLI
[11:44] <rufra> rs0832: any recommendations?
[11:44] <army> a swap is needed
[11:44] <rs0832> Raymond: i'd recommend 1 ext4 for / and a swap.. swap can be around 1-2 gb
[11:45] <rs0832> Raymond: srry :)
[11:45] <tim> Anyone know how to get a Droid Incredible to connect as a drive or use with Rhythmbox??
[11:45] <army> 1G is  enough
[11:45] <rs0832> rufra: i'd recommend 1 ext4 for / and a swap.. swap can be around 1-2 gb
[11:46] <rs0832> Raymond: you are trying to edit fstab right?
[11:46] <Raymond> rs0832: Yes
[11:47] <rufra> rs0832: ok so here it is: 1 ext4 formatted primary partition and a 2 gig swap area
[11:47] <rs0832> Raymond: hmm...
[11:47] <rs0832> rufra: ok then proceed
[11:47] <rufra> rs0832: boot loader installed in /dev/sda etc
[11:47] <rs0832> rufra: ??
[11:48] <rufra> rs0832: sorry /dev/sda1
[11:48] <Raymond> rs0832: Thanks for your efforts, I'll call it a night for now and let you concentrate on the others here.. I'll be back again when I have a Ubuntu 10 live CD
[11:48] <rufra> rs0832: actually no.
[11:48] <rs0832> Raymond: ok :) sorry
[11:48] <shaggy2> I need help please, I have ubuntu 10.10 running LAMP and also installed vsftpd, I have created a user and home directory, I have chmod 0777 on the home dir of that user, also checked the chown is that of the user and group, yyet when logged in using filezilla and trying to upload a file I get 550 Permission denied.
[11:49] <rufra> rs0832: giving me error that no root is specified
[11:49] <rs0832> rufra: you have to set a mount point for /
[11:49] <rufra> rs0832: yep just realised :)
[11:49] <Raymond> rs0832: Don't be sorry, next time you'll be able to get it going for me :) - Thanks and bye till later..
[11:49] <rufra> rs0832: a mount pt for the swap?
[11:49] <acemtp> hello, i have this error when trying to install php5-curl on 7.10   php5-curl: Depends: php5-common (= 5.2.3-1ubuntu6) but 5.2.3-1ubuntu6.4 is to be installed
[11:50] <rufra> rs0832: or just leave it blank?
[11:50] <rufra> rs0832: urg nvm
[11:50] <rufra> rs0832: im being moronic
[11:50] <rs0832> Raymond: sorry i couldnt help you... i didnt get enough sleep so m not concentrated today :)
[11:50] <rs0832> Raymond: bye .. good luck :)
[11:50] <shaggy2> I need help please, I have ubuntu 10.10 running LAMP and also installed vsftpd, I have created a user and home directory, I have chmod 0777 on the home dir of that user, also checked the chown is that of the user and group, yyet when logged in using filezilla and trying to upload a file I get 550 Permission denied.
[11:50] <rs0832> rufra: swap has no mount point
[11:51] <rufra> rs0832: ok Ill proceed  with the rest of install. Ill report when it ends
[11:51] <rs0832> rufra: yep ok
[11:52] <sacarlson> shaggy2:  it must be that app security thing where an application is setup to only be able to access certain directories?
[11:52] <bibic682> anyone know why my hdd light would flicker ever 2 seconds continuously
[11:52] <gobbe> maybe your hdd is doing something?-)
[11:53] <dnivra> i have a suspend/hibernate problem-my system manages to suspend/hibernate properly but when i try to resume, the system restarts instead. what could possibly be wrong? it used to work fine in earlier version of ubuntu i had. just doesn't work in 10.10. i'm running 64bit.
[11:53] <sacarlson> shaggy2: maybe this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor
[11:53] <bibic682> probably but what when idle for extended time?
[11:54] <Tarfox> hey guys, im looking for a program like phpterm-0.3.0 but then so you can run commands like "top"
[11:54] <Tarfox> anyone has a suggestion for that?
[11:54] <jrib> Tarfox: I have no clue what phpterm is
[11:54] <shaggy2> ssacarlson: I'll give it ago, but I never installed no armor thingy
[11:54] <Tarfox> its a terminal emulator which is web based
[11:55] <sacarlson> Tarfox: that would be cool,  but maybe needs to be written in java or flash or something
[11:55] <Tarfox> http://phpterm.sourceforge.net/
[11:55] <Tarfox> is it possible in ajax you think?
[11:55] <Tarfox> i really need it but i want to be sure it doesnt exist yet before i write it
[11:56] <jrib> Tarfox: try #ajax maybe
[11:56] <sacarlson> Tarfox: so did you try that one?  seems you would only get an update of the screen if you asked for it or maybe ever X secounds
[11:57] <sacarlson> Tarfox: jrib: ya ajax would be perfect for that I think.
[11:57] <Tarfox> sacarlson: i tried phpterm but it says " TERM environment variable not set."
[11:58] <Jordan_U> Tarfox: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AjaxTerm
[11:58] <Tarfox> cool
[11:58] <sacarlson> Tarfox: this might work http://www.askapache.com/ajax/php-and-ajax-shell-console.html
[11:58] <Tarfox> ill check that out
[11:58] <Tarfox> thx
[11:58] <sacarlson> Tarfox: tell me how that goes
[11:59] <Tarfox> i will
[12:00] <Tarfox> Jordan_U: that looks great except for the fact that i want to run it trough apache, but ill look into it if i cant find anything else, thx!
[12:00] <Jordan_U> Tarfox: You're welcome.
[12:02] <shaggy2> sacarlson: I have checked the apparmor_status and vsftpd is not listed, from what I understand in the help doc you send me, if it's not defined in apparmor then apparmor does not controll that program
[12:02] <sacarlson> shaggy2:  that must be correct,  if not that what else could it be?
[12:03] <Tarfox> sacarlson, thanks for that link, however, it doesnt suit my needs. Much appreciated though!
[12:03] <sacarlson> Tarfox: what did or didn't it do?
[12:03] <Tarfox> its not a 'true' shell
[12:03] <Tarfox> as in i wouldnt be able to run vim trough it
[12:03] <shaggy2> I don't know captaintkirk I think it was helped me to get it working last time but I have a HDD fail and replaced it and I didn't see what he done last time
[12:04] <sacarlson> Tarfox: ok
[12:04] <sacarlson> Tarfox: but would work for like top?
[12:04] <Tarfox> nah
[12:04] <Tarfox> neither ;)
[12:05] <Tarfox> because you cannot update parts of the screen indipendently
[12:05] <sacarlson> Tarfox: wow then what good is it?  long ago I wrote my own in php alone but all is did was enable me to do like ls  and unzip  single line commands and see the results,  but that's all I needed at the time.
[12:06] <bluenemo> hi guys. i have an annoying problem with kmail. everytime i click on a link in an email, kmail opens abiword instead of firefox or empiphany. i didnt found the option to configure this, so i thought i'll ask :D do you guys know where to change this?
[12:07] <Tarfox> sacarlson, i know, those are easy to write :) Ive done it aswell eheheh
[12:09] <shaggy2> sacarlson: I worked out what was stopping me from writing via FTP, I had to edit /etc/vsftpd.conf and uncomment write_enable=YES, now it works thank you
[12:10] <sacarlson> shaggy2:  good to know,  I tried install that before and never got it to work,  maybe now I can
[12:10] <goodtime> k.com
[12:10] <goodtime> wtf
[12:10] <goodtime> sorry
[12:13] <p1l0t> !hi
[12:13] <p1l0t> !hi | p1l0t
[12:15] <gobbe> maybe your hdd is doing something?-)
[12:15] <gobbe> hups, sorry
[12:15] <gobbe> :D
[12:19] <rufra> rs0832: ok rebooting and i get kernel panic
[12:19] <shaggy2> does anyone know how I can make files uploaded via ftp to be automaticly chmod 755?
[12:19] <rs0832> rufra : :(
[12:19] <rs0832> rufra : can you paste?
[12:20] <harmony1001> register test
[12:20] <rufra> rs0832: i can do better i have pic
[12:21] <rs0832> rufra : k
[12:23] <harmony1001> how do i register my nickname with nickserv?
[12:24] <ubuntu> hola alguien de chile
[12:24] <rs0832> harmony1001: /msg NickServ register <password> <email>
[12:25] <rs0832> harmony1001: replace <password> and <email> with your desired password and email address
[12:25] <jink> harmony1001: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[12:26] <rufra> rs0832: just waiting on imageshack hold on
[12:26] <rs0832> rufra : ok
[12:26] <rufra> rs0832: http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/5331/photouhv.jpg
[12:26] <rufra> rs0832: there you go
[12:27] <sacarlson> rufra: why is it in your grub.cfg  I see set root='(hd0,msdos1)'  and in mine I see set root='(hd1,1)'  is this from wubi?
[12:27] <engin33r> hey guys
[12:27] <engin33r> I need help...im trying to mount my mp3 player
[12:27] <rs0832> sacarlson: nope
[12:27] <engin33r> and the mp3 player says "COnnected" but i dont see any directory for it under media
[12:27] <rufra> sacarlson: nope not using wubi, straight install from livecd
[12:27] <rs0832> sacarlson: he has no windows installed
[12:27] <engin33r> i tried plugging in a USB And it works...but this is not working :(
[12:28] <engin33r> can anyone please please help
[12:28] <rs0832> sacarlson: mine shows the same.. probably different grub?
[12:28] <crickj> engin33r: is the player a mass storage device?
[12:28] <engin33r> I am using Phillips gogear
[12:28] <engin33r> yea crick i believe so
[12:28] <sacarlson> rs0832: ok,  well I'm running grub2 but on the older 10.04
[12:29] <crickj> some players need to be setup as a mass storage device instead of a music player
[12:29] <rs0832> sacarlson: ah.. we are using 10.10
[12:29] <engin33r> how do i do that crickj?
[12:29] <crickj> depends on the device - on mine I need to go through the settings menu on the player before plugging it in
[12:30] <bluenemo> hi guys. i have an annoying problem with kmail. everytime i click on a link in an email, kmail opens abiword instead of firefox or empiphany. i didnt found the option to configure this, so i thought i'll ask :D do you guys know where to change this?
[12:30] <rs0832> rufra : and fdisk -l
[12:30] <rs0832> rufra : be right back in 2 minutes :)
[12:30] <engin33r> crickj: i trying dmseg under ubuntu ...and it gave me a bunch of errors about "device not accepting address 18 error -71"
[12:30] <engin33r> does that help at all?
[12:31] <sacarlson> my default linux line shows 	linux	/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-24-generic root=UUID=29692955-fc33-4537-8a6
[12:31] <sacarlson> 5-ac73e82d0e99 ro   crashkernel=384M-2G:64M,2G-:128M --xforcevesa
[12:31] <rs0832> rufra : back :)
[12:31] <engin33r> anyone :(
[12:31] <engin33r> i need my music for the day
[12:31] <AdvoWork> ive got a file which has the correct permissions: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2 2010-12-14 10:27 test.txt, my new file being made is: -rwxrwxrwx 1 21 root 186 2010-12-14 12:22 test.txt  how can i make the latter file the same as the first?
[12:32] <crickj> have you tried the mount command?
[12:32] <rufra> rs0832: booting from live disk
[12:32] <sacarlson> rufra: does it boot in the single user or recovery mode?
[12:32] <engin33r> what do i type?
[12:32] <rs0832> rufra : k
[12:33] <crickj> mkdir mountpoint
[12:33] <crickj> mount /dev/sdb1 mountpoint
[12:33] <crickj> (you'll need to be root)
[12:33] <rufra> scarlson: doesn't boot in either mode
[12:33] <rufra> scarlson: both types i get kernel panic
[12:34] <engin33r> it says "special device /dev/sdb1 does not exist"
[12:34] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: maybe chmod 755 filename.txt
[12:35] <crickj> engin33r go to System -> Admin -> Disk utility and see if the device is listed
[12:35] <jack_> how to uninstall complete postgresql from my ubuntu server
[12:35] <jack_> ??/
[12:35] <engin33r> crickj: when i type lsusb
[12:35] <engin33r> theres an entry called
[12:35] <engin33r> Bus 005 Device 006: ID 0471:0857 Philips (or NXP)
[12:36] <rufra> scarlson rs0832: here's the kernel panic image http://yfrog.com/bcphoto1wzj
[12:36] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: oh it seems the group is also different so chown root:root  filename.txt
[12:36] <engin33r> crickj: no its not :((
[12:36] <wildfire100> hey, im using spotify through wine. My sound works perfectly but on spotify i get an error message saying "there is a problem with your sound card", How do i fix this???
[12:37] <crickj> engin33r I guess that means that it does not recognise it as a mass storage device
[12:37] <crickj> can't help much more than that
[12:37] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, the 755 is correct thanks, but im doing the group changing, sudo chown root:root testing1.txt  but it gives: chown: changing ownership of `testing1.txt': Permission denied  any suggestions please?
[12:38] <rs0832> rufra: you have the sudo blkid output?
[12:38] <engin33r> how do i make it recognize then :(
[12:38] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: how is that posible?  sure your in the admin group?
[12:38] <rs0832> engin33r: maybe the device needs drivers installed (happened to my phone once)
[12:38] <maodun> What package should I grab to get terminfo?
[12:39] <rufra> rs0832: heres fdisk and blkid http://paste.ubuntu.com/543557
[12:39] <crickj> engin33r: if you find the device file of the device (/dev/sdxx) you can try the mount command again
[12:39] <engin33r> rs0832: where do i go about finding the drivers? the mp3 says its conneced to the computer
[12:39] <wildfire100> help?
[12:39] <luky1jay> hey guys, i just did a fresh install of ubuntu and now when ever I boot, when grub should appear, it doesnt.. there is just a black screen with a white bar at top
[12:39] <rs0832> engin33r: they usually come on a disk with the player
[12:39] <crickj> if it uses the mass storage device protocol then the driver is built into the kernel
[12:40] <engin33r> i am pretty sure its mass storage
[12:40] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, definately, but: the directory the folder is within is a mount: //IP/testing /home/testing cifs exec  would that cause an issue?
[12:40] <engin33r> because when i used to connect it on my windows
[12:40] <engin33r> there would be adirectory called "media storage"
[12:40] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, just to confirm, i was running that command as root already :/
[12:40] <engin33r> mass media storage
[12:41] <crickj> engin33r: do you know what filesystem it uses?
[12:41] <luky1jay> what is the easiest way to reinstall grub for a live cd
[12:41] <maodun> oh, nm, it's part of ncurses-bin
[12:41] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: oh well part of it,  I think since it's cifs it must be mounted from a windows computers filesystem that doesn't have users and groups
[12:41] <sub-zero> hy everyone... I want to install video driver on ubuntu,and give me that error Creating directory fglrx-install
[12:41] <engin33r> no crickj how would i find that out
[12:41] <sub-zero> Verifying archive integrity... All good.
[12:41] <sub-zero> Uncompressing ATI Proprietary Linux Driver-8.28.8............................................ .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ......
[12:41] <sub-zero> ............................................ .........................
[12:41] <FloodBot1> sub-zero: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:41] <wildfire100> help please??
[12:41] <engin33r> its a philips gogear mp3 player
[12:42] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, any ideas what I can do? sort of dropped myself in the poo here lol
[12:42] <rs0832> rufra: try sudo grub update (from the recovery)
[12:42] <Xeross> How can I import keys into gnome-keyring ?
[12:42] <rs0832> rufra: try sudo grub-update (from the recovery)
[12:42] <rs0832> rufra: sorry update-grub :)
[12:42] <sacarlson> AdvoWork:  you can modify samba to forceuser =  and forcegroup= in config
[12:43] <wildfire100> hey, im using spotify through wine. My sound works perfectly but on spotify i get an error message saying "there is a problem with your sound card", How do i fix this???
[12:43] <crickj> engin33r: 'fraid I can't think of what else to do.  anyone else can help?
[12:43] <rufra> rs0832: wait i cant boot into recovery
[12:43] <Xeross> Is there any alternative to gnome-keyring ?
[12:43] <uerceg> hello, I have edited grub.cfg (just aded vga=xxx at the end of kernel line) and did grup-update. after rebooting I get into gnu grub command line and can't boot to Ubuntu. how can I "undo" changes to grub.cfg from this command line (if possible)? how to boot Ubuntu? thanks.
[12:43] <luky1jay> sudo update-grub:
[12:43] <luky1jay> /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?).
[12:43] <rufra> rs0832: im mounting the drive then doing it from the live disk
[12:43] <rs0832> rufra: kernel panic?
[12:43] <tiny> #openobject
[12:43] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: assuming what I said above is true about the windows partition being what is mounted
[12:43] <bullgard> How can I divide a 34.1 MB .mp3 file in two pieces in order to send them to my friend  so that he can recompose them using Windows?
[12:44] <rufra> rs0832: yep
[12:44] <Skaperen> is there any apt command or such to determine on what date a given package (not yet installed) was released?
[12:45] <rs0832> rufra: ok.. lets try fixing the uuid problem if there is one.. can you post your new grub.cfg?
[12:45] <avinash_hm> hi, how to play 'Apple QuickTime movie' in ubuntu .. i tried with totem and vlc ... totem doesn't play .. in vlc only audio plays, video doesn't .. any help ??
[12:45] <jrib> bullgard: use "split" in linux, http://www.hjsplit.org/windows/ on windows (I think that should work)
[12:45] <uerceg> hello, I have edited grub.cfg (just aded vga=xxx at the end of kernel line) and did grup-update. after rebooting I get into gnu grub command line and can't boot to Ubuntu. how can I "undo" changes to grub.cfg from this command line (if possible)? how to boot Ubuntu? thanks.
[12:45] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, ive basically mounted from a freenas box share, the folders on there are exactly the same from OLD > NEW server
[12:45] <wildfire100> anybody help?????
[12:46] <johnbiker> hello
[12:46] <Pici> wildfire100: Your best bet for help with running software under wine would be to ask in #winehq and/or to check their appdb./
[12:46] <rufra> rs0832: new grub http://paste.ubuntu.com/543561/
[12:46] <wildfire100> ok
[12:46] <jrib> bullgard: or you could mess with zip
[12:46] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: frenas?  what format are the partitions in freenas?
[12:47] <karthee> hi .. Can I do  Passwordless  scp  via a load balancer. I hav 5 machines under a load balancer.  I want to scp (passwordless) files to those 5 in round robin fashion. Can i do that ?
[12:47] <johnbiker> how to make  the minimazes icons at right?
[12:47] <jrib> !controls | johnbiker
[12:47] <Xeross> So I did a gnome-keyring import Keyfile but the key still doesn't work
[12:47] <johnbiker> can anyone help me?
[12:47] <bullgard> jrib: I read http://www.hjsplit.org/windows/ in a hurry. I understood that this a Windows program. But my computer has Ubuntu only.
[12:47] <Skaperen> uerceg: did you press return or type linux ?
[12:48] <bullgard> s/this/this is/
[12:48] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, its just based on freebsd, nfs i think
[12:48] <jrib> bullgard: hjsplit does have a linux version if you check the site, but I suggested you use "split" on linux if you read my original message
[12:48] <uerceg> Skaperen: just typing "linux" says: no kernel specified
[12:48] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: well in any case it's still mounted from samba so the permisions will be controlled from the settings in the samba configs
[12:49] <jhonnyx> how can i upgrade my kernel from 2.6.35 to 2.6.36 ?
[12:49] <rs0832> rufra: your uuid;s seem to match now
[12:49] <wrd> uerceg: you should get grub into interactive mode then you get some kind of shell, you can boot the kernel from there then you can undo your changes on the system and reboot -> look it up in the grub manual
[12:49] <johnbiker> how i can move the minimize icon at left to right
[12:49] <johnbiker> ?
[12:49] <jrib> johnbiker: read what ubottu sent you
[12:49] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: the samba configs on your freenas server side
[12:49] <rufra> rs0832: yep. So still no closer to getting to boot. haha
[12:50] <uerceg> wrd: is that interactive mode sh:grub> command line?
[12:50] <johnbiker> ok
[12:50] <rs0832> rufra: maybe try booting from sda2
[12:50] <johnbiker> at terminal?
[12:50] <wrd> uerceg: looks like it haven't used it in years
[12:50] <jrib> johnbiker: if that's what ubottu's link tells you to do, sure
[12:50] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, its all the same ui think, can i find out what the numerical value of -rwxrwxrwx is?
[12:50] <Skaperen> wrd: grub as a manual inside its bootloader?  cool!
[12:50] <rufra> rs0832: ok how? changing the grub to?
[12:50] <johnbiker> can you send me the command line
[12:51] <johnbiker> ?
[12:51] <jrib> !controls | johnbiker
[12:51] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: and also by the partition format weather it's msdos or fat32 or whatever they might use on that side
[12:51] <jrib> !controls >  johnbiker
[12:51] <johnbiker> for interactive
[12:51] <avinash_hm> hey guys, any one able to play  .mov files [apple quicktime] in ubuntu ... not able to play with totem and vlc .. any help ??
[12:51] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: yes it's 777
[12:51] <physically_fit> hey, anyone having trouble with the latest firefox beta update? firefox 4.0b8pre is crashing like crazy after this morning update. crashes with every add-on. running in it in safe mode to delete those addons is not helping because it crashes too.
[12:51] <rs0832> rufra: but the best i can think of is a damagesd install disc
[12:51] <jrib> !restricted | avinash_hm
[12:51] <wrd> Skaperen: i think there is an interactive help by typing help, but the info pages are a lot more verbose
[12:51] <engin33r> damn it
[12:51] <engin33r> this sucks
[12:51] <rs0832> rufra: yes in grub
[12:51] <Skaperen> uerceg: normally it should be able to boot the default from command line, but your change may have hosed the setup
[12:51] <engin33r> can anyone please help me with this
[12:52] <jrib> engin33r: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:52] <Skaperen> uerceg: boot from live CD and go change the grub.cfg from there
[12:52] <engin33r> I have a philips gogear MP3 player and I am trying to add music to it but UBUNTU wont recognize it. the mp3 player itself says that its connected to the computer but I don't see it under media, and the mount command failed too.
[12:52] <uerceg> Skaperen: I have just added vga=784 to the end of kernel line. and now I don't get menu on reboot, just this shell. aha, okay, I'll try with livecd.
[12:53] <rufra> rs0832: what should i modify the grub setting to?
[12:53] <engin33r> I tried lsusb and it showed a Phillips device ..so i am guessing that it is connected?
[12:53] <Skaperen> uerceg: I'm looking through the grub.cfg I have ... those grub people have sure made a mess of what should be a simple boot loader
[12:54] <uerceg> Skaperen: indeed, and from this grub console, I can't even boot my Ubuntu, nor edit that grub.cfg file.
[12:54] <Skaperen> there is no longer any names associated with bootable entries
[12:54] <rs0832> rufra: set root='(hd0, msdos2)
[12:54] <Pici> johnbiker: ubottu has sent you the instructions on how to do what you need. The floodbot will not respond to you, as that is a bot, not a real person.
[12:55] <johnbiker> can anyone tell me whick command can i get my minimize.maximize and close menu at right like windows?
[12:55] <rufra> rs0832: kernel panic
[12:55] <Skaperen> if I ever build my own distro again, I won't use grub anymore
[12:55] <engin33r> anyone
[12:55] <jrib> johnbiker: I've told you twice now, why are you ignoring me?
[12:55] <rs0832> rufra: do you have more than one hd?
[12:55] <engin33r> What is echi_hcd?
[12:55] <johnbiker> what is hd?
[12:55] <johnbiker> hard disk?
[12:55] <Skaperen> well, I do use grub1 (ubuntu uses grub2) for my bootable USBs
[12:56] <mrstocks> I want my BitchX !
[12:56] <jrib> !bitchx | mrstocks
[12:56] <rufra> rs0832: nope
[12:56] <johnbiker> what is?
[12:56] <mrstocks> not cool
[12:56] <jrib> johnbiker: concentrate on your highlights
[12:56] <rs0832> rufra: o.o
[12:56] <engin33r> !echi_hcd
[12:56] <mrstocks> irssi its complicated
[12:56] <engin33r> what is !echi_hcd ?
[12:56] <Skaperen> uerceg: it used to be possible to type in all the menu entry things and it would boot ... but those are so complex now and you need to know your uuid, too
[12:57] <rufra> rs0832: here's the kernel panic with reovery mode on msdos1 http://yfrog.com/5rphotoaqj
[12:57] <Skaperen> uerceg: try typing "boot" and see if that does anything
[12:57] <physically_fit> mami
[12:57] <johnbiker> thnaks rufra
[12:57] <engin33r> aite this is not helping :( bye all ..i guess ima have to spend my day without music today
[12:58] <uerceg> Skaperen: nothing.
[12:58] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, if i paste something to pastebin, would you mind taking a quick look incase im missing something obvious please?
[12:58] <Skaperen> engin33r: oh the pain, the pain, no music, such pain
[12:58] <engin33r> lol shkaperen..i know :(
[12:58] <Skaperen> uerceg: :-(
[12:58] <rs0832> rufra: do you have another ubuntu cd?
[12:58] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: sure but I'm cooking popcorn so it might be 5 min
[12:58] <huligan> ciastko89
[12:59] <johnbiker> rufra? where i found command line for linux ubuntu?
[12:59] <rufra> yep. I have netbook and 10.04. However I'm re-dl the 10.04 LTS as it wouldnt boot
[12:59] <rufra> rs0832: yep. I have netbook and 10.04. However I'm re-dl the 10.04 LTS as it wouldnt boot
[13:00] <jrib> johnbiker: click on this link and do what it says: http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/move-buttons-to-right-side
[13:00] <rs0832> rufra: can you edit the boot menu entry and tell me what root='' is set as?
[13:00] <bullgard> jrib: You suggested 'use "split" in linux'. Ubuntu Maverick does not provide a package "split". What "split" do you mean?
[13:00] <jrib> bullgard: you already have split, it's part of coreutils
[13:01] <rufra> rs0832: root='(hd0,msdos1)'
[13:01] <uerceg> ništa, sprčim vas sve.
[13:01] <uerceg> .i.
[13:01] <rs0832> rufra: that is in the grub boot menu?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> !find split
[13:01] <rufra> rs0832: yep
[13:02] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: ok popcorn is done what did I miss?  I see no pastebin
[13:02] <rufra> rs0832: well.. I think its the grub options setting thing
[13:02] <rs0832> rufra: try setting it to sda1
[13:02] <rufra> rs0832: kernel panic
[13:03] <rs0832> rufra: did you try installing the netbook edition?
[13:04] <rufra> rs0832: nope, i was vain and didnt like the interface
[13:04] <adac> Does external software (software not installed via package manager ), even web interfaces go to /opt by default?
[13:04] <rs0832> rufra: just to test
[13:04] <rufra> rs0832: ok shall i do that now then?
[13:04] <jrib> adac: it goes where you want to put it.  Customary locations are /usr/local/ and /opt
[13:04] <rs0832> rufra: yep
[13:04] <Kostek> elo all
[13:05] <rufra> rs0832: set new mount pts again?
[13:05] <adac> jrib, /usr/local seems like a nice place :)
[13:05] <Kostek> elo
[13:05] <rs0832> rufra: yes preferably
[13:05] <Kostek> :D
[13:05] <jrib> adac: I use /usr/local/ for software with a "unixy" structure and /opt otherwise
[13:05] <Myrtti> !hi | Kostek
[13:05] <avinash_hm> jrib, thanks very much .. the problem is resolved ..
[13:05] <jrib> avinash_hm: cool
[13:06] <Kostek> yo Myrtti
[13:06] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, heres what ive been trying/testing, but it still wont work: http://pastebin.com/PJ2WLSa1
[13:06] <rufra> wait. Why dont  I try 10.04 first. Maybe 10.10 doesnt like my comp
[13:06] <adac> jrib, The software i want to install is twiki.
[13:06] <adac> jrib, guess it does not have unix style structure
[13:07] <Kostek> ahhahahahaha
[13:07] <BajK> I have two monitors connected, a LG W2453 and W2452 (both 24") connected to DVI. The 2452 (newer one) is the primary, the 2453 the secondary. Whenvever I switch the cables, only the now primary (which then is the 2453) displays something. The other is not recognized at all.
[13:07] <Kostek> ale z was lamy
[13:07] <Kostek> ktos pl?
[13:07] <ti_> ja
[13:07] <Pici> !pl | Kostek
[13:07] <Kostek> walic cie
[13:08] <Kostek> z/w
[13:08] <jrib> adac: I'm not familiar with it but it could just be something you drop in your DocumentRoot (/var/www by default)?
[13:08] <Kostek> j/j
[13:08] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: ok can you ssh into this freenas thing?
[13:08] <Myrtti> Kostek: are you done soon? did you have an Ubuntu related question?
[13:09] <Kostek> hi all
[13:09] <Kostek> leave all
[13:09] <rs0832> rufra: k
[13:09] <rs0832> rufra: can you tell me about your hd?
[13:09] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: when you say freenas side,  does that mean you ssh into it and that's what you see on that side?
[13:09] <adac> jrib, yeah i guess /var/www would not be a bad place for it, true
[13:10] <rufra> rs0832:umm... out of the box
[13:10] <Kostek> nie spamowac lamy!!!!!!!!!!!
[13:10] <rufra> rs0832: 160 gb
[13:10] <rs0832> rufra: raid?
[13:10] <johnbiker> rufra how i get compiz ?
[13:10] <Kostek> japa konie
[13:11] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, yea thats correct, ive ssh'd into it
[13:11] <{C}ronos> sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[13:11] <rufra> rs0832 johnbiker : not raid my set up is an e machines ez1600
[13:11] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: and what do we see in freenas with sudo fdisk -l?
[13:12] <bassliner> hello, i'm getting the following conflicts when using aptitude show for ia32-libs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543574/ - any help what's wrong here?
[13:12] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: and what do we see on the freenas side int /etc/samba?
[13:12] <johnbiker> how i get on wireless password
[13:12] <johnbiker> ?
[13:13] <rs0832> rufra: i think its your kernel... you are trying 10.04 right? or did you try it before?
[13:13] <rufra> rs0832: I'm about to try 10.04
[13:13] <johnbiker> how i find wireless password?
[13:13] <rufra> rs0832: I updated kernel earlier and that didn't solve it
[13:14] <Myrtti> johnbiker: ask the admin of the wireless network
[13:14] <rs0832> rufra: no i think the prob is with the newer kernel :)
[13:14] <rufra> rs0832: is there a way of rolling back?
[13:15] <rs0832> rufra: yes but you need access to synaptic or apt
[13:15] <rufra> can it be done from the live disk?
[13:15] <johnbiker> how i can install windows program on linux?
[13:15] <SeySayux> Can I ask Ubuntu packaging questions here or is this solely a support channel for the OS?
[13:16] <sacarlson> rufra: no he still has version 22 installed
[13:16] <sipior> SeySayux: i think that would be fine
[13:16] <jrib> !wine | johnbiker
[13:16] <Myrtti> johnbiker: install wine first
[13:16] <rufra> sacarlson: yes after the last install. Earlier today (prior to that install) i updated to v23 still was unable to boot
[13:16] <jrib> johnbiker: ideally though you should look for linux alternatives before using wine
[13:17] <sacarlson> rufra: yes so you can pick v22 instead it's still there
[13:17] <SeySayux> I want to package my program for Ubuntu. Can I just leave the debian/ subdirectory in my source tree? It says something here about making a source tarball of the source before running dh_make.
[13:17] <sacarlson> rufra: menuentry 'Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.35-22-generic
[13:17] <jrib> !packaging | sacarlson
[13:17] <jrib> argh...
[13:18] <rufra> sacarlson: wait im lost. I manually upgraded to v 23 of the kernel
[13:18] <jrib> SeySayux: the above !packaging factoid was for you.  #ubuntu-packaging and #ubuntu-motu might be better places for help with particular packaging questions
[13:19] <AdvoWork> sacarlson, i havent got a /etc/samba and i cant do sudo fdisk -l either :s
[13:19] <sacarlson> rufra: unless you deleted the other kernel the files will still be there,  just change the default to boot the other,  you can try and verify in grub boot to test it frirst
[13:19] <SeySayux> jrib: okay, I'll check it out.
[13:19] <rufra> sacarlson: all files were deleted (I was asked to reinstall from scratch to no success)
[13:20] <sacarlson> AdvoWork: well I'm lost I know nothing of freenas,  I think the problem is on that side,  I could be wrong,  I have been before.
[13:20] <johnbiker> how i can get minimize.maximize and exit icons one the right?
[13:20] <jrib> johnbiker: have you read the link I told you about?
[13:20] <johnbiker> no help me
[13:20] <rufra> rs0832: any idea of how to get past the blinking underscore?
[13:20] <jrib> johnbiker: I can only help you if you do what I tell you to do.  Can you do that?
[13:21] <sacarlson> rufra: ok deleted gotcha ya I guess you will have to install the package then
[13:21] <johnbiker> know i don't understoond
[13:21] <johnbiker> no*
[13:21] <rufra> sacarlson: yep. So the question then becomes. can I downgrade the kernel via a live disk (seeing as the comp doesn't want to boot?)
[13:21] <johnbiker> do you know on command for that?
[13:21] <rs0832> rufra: after the boot or bios screen
[13:22] <rufra> rs0832: after boot
[13:22] <sacarlson> rufra: I'm sure you can,  the question is how
[13:22] <jrib> johnbiker: http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/move-buttons-to-right-side tells you to open Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal and enter the command: gconftool-2 --set "/apps/metacity/general/button_layout" --type string "menu:minimize,maximize,close"
[13:22] <akhg> hi i have installed evolution in my ubuntu 8.04 while configuring getting error as https://inowa.nvidia.com/exchange
[13:22] <rs0832> rufra: no kernel panic?
[13:23] <rufra> rs0832: i get the purple ubuntu screen, but it dissapears and then just the blinking underscore
[13:23] <rufra> rs0832: no kernel panic because live disk...
[13:23] <sacarlson> rufra: well if the live cd boots,  then maybe just copy the two kernel files into place and your set to go already have the entry in grub
[13:23] <rs0832> rufra: oh.. 10.04 right?
[13:23] <rufra> yep
[13:24] <johnbiker> The file '/media/4AAE633BAE631F27/Programs installs/Virtual Dj Pro V6.0.1  + Crack  [blaze69]/Virtual Dj Pro V6.0.1.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied from an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit.
[13:24] <rufra> sacarlson: 10.04 live disk isnt booting
[13:24] <johnbiker> can i work that program?
[13:24] <jrib> johnbiker: we don't support piracy here
[13:24] <sacarlson> rufra: if the grub entries are now gone then you will have to add an entry
[13:24] <rs0832> sacarlson: unfortunately the documentation for the ubuntu kernel panic error is minimum(only a definition)
[13:24] <rufra> rs0832: ok netbook edition here we go. at east that live disk boots
[13:25] <abc_> hao
[13:25] <sacarlson> rs0832: rufra: well you must know what worked before?
[13:25] <johnbiker> The file '/media/4AAE633BAE631F27/Programs installs/tean viewr/TeamViewer_Setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied from an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable b
[13:25] <johnbiker> this support?
[13:25] <rufra> sacarlson: nope there was no before. This is a new computer. I havent been able to boot after 7 or 8 installs, have tried updatig grub and kernel and still no boot
[13:25] <sipior> johnbiker: nice try.
[13:26] <vamadir> Hello!!!I have a problem with ubuntu(10.04, 10.10). Didnt work b-in.mic in laptop(chinese fake macbook) when pluged earphones. Sound HDA Alc662. When i do options snd-hda-intel model=3stack-dig its working ok, but at same time working speakers and earphones.
[13:26] <rs0832> sacarlson: ?? sorry i didnt get you.. he had windows before but removedd it and installed ubuntu if  thats what you mean
[13:26] <dannyLopez> how i know my wireless card?
[13:26] <sacarlson> rufra: I'm talking about live cd boots not installs,  have any live cd booted?
[13:27] <rufra> sacarlson: yes, I am currently on the netbook 10.10 live disk (or well its loading)
[13:27] <tgywa> How come I get: Package phpapi-20090626 is a virtual package provided by:.. when I try to install php5-xdebug?
[13:27] <AndrewMac> arg, in vmware my ubuntu machines seem to constantly be changing interface names, ie, sometimes its eth0 and eth1, others its eth3 and eth4 or eth8 and eth9. Anyone else had this issue and know how to fix it?
[13:28] <dannyLopez> how i know my wireless card?
[13:28] <Caelum> ubuntu is very slow when running off a crappy usb stick
[13:28] <sacarlson> rufra: ok then we have a bootable kernel then,  find out what the kernel is at the live cd boot point and copy that into a point that grub can read
[13:28] <vamadir> Hello!!!I have a problem with ubuntu(10.04, 10.10). Didnt work b-in.mic in laptop(chinese fake macbook) when pluged earphones. Sound HDA Alc662. When i do options snd-hda-intel model=3stack-dig its working ok, but at same time working speakers and earphones.
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> johnbiker:   try 'wine path/to/thge/whatever.exe' instead of double clicking on it.. or copy it to your home dir. and right click-> properties. set it to be executable
[13:28] <zengdelong> hh
[13:28] <rufra> rs0832 sacarlson: ok so how do i do that?
[13:29] <sacarlson> rufra: when the live cd boots   do uname -a
[13:29] <johnbiker> which site i found commands for linux ubuntu terminal?
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> !terminal | johnbiker
[13:29] <sacarlson> rufra: then copy what we see there into the correct positions on your hard disk at /boot
[13:30] <rs0832> rufra: i have a possible solution
[13:30] <rs0832> rufra: found it on a mailing list
[13:30] <sacarlson> rufra: if needed at a 40_custom entry into grub2 and grub-update
[13:30] <rufra> sacarlson: wait
[13:30] <rs0832> rufra: exactly your error..
[13:30] <rufra> rs0832: ok hit me
[13:31] <rs0832> rufra: check it out - http://osdir.com/ml/ubuntu-users/2009-09/msg01860.html
[13:31] <sacarlson> rs0832: we are all ears
[13:31] <rs0832> sacarlson: http://osdir.com/ml/ubuntu-users/2009-09/msg01860.html
[13:32] <mitnick> hola
[13:32] <sacarlson> rs0832: I think that is a very good idea,
[13:32] <sacarlson> rs08 change the uuid to /dev/sdX
[13:32] <johnbiker> the commad of linux dekstop it is the same with command one linux server edition?
[13:33] <AdvoWork> on my ubuntu server in /etc/fstab i used to do: 192.168.0.27:/mnt/Data/FILES/FILES/Postroom_Files/ /home/postroomcitylink nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,intr  which mounted fine, ive changed freenas boxes, and its now 207(ip) so im doing exactly the same but for the new ip, but sudo mount -a shows: mount: 192.168.0.207:/mnt/Data/FILES/FILES/Postroom_Files/ failed, reason given by server: Permission denied   how can i find out more detail, as
[13:33] <AdvoWork>  in what the issue is?
[13:33] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes.. i told him to do it earlier but i told him to just add sda1.. i guess it requires even the /dev part
[13:33] <sacarlson> rs0832: seems we should have seen an error like can't find file or something if uuid didn't work but I still think it might work
[13:34] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ok im going to try rs0832's idea first. However do either of you know how to bring up the terminal in 10.10 netbook? i cant seem to find it
[13:34] <sacarlson> rs0832: yes it would
[13:34] <speedcat> hay i need some help i am trying to install neostats... but i am getting a error and i know i need to install something more... but im not sure what i need to install... http://pastebin.com/9Bn34EKK << thats what the compiler returns
[13:34] <rs0832> sacarlson: youre right .. did you get this - (originally got the idea from there) http://yfrog.com/5rphotoaqj
[13:35] <pratz> hey guys, this is what i am doing "ping 192.168.x.x" this connects but when i try to do "ping usr-desktop" this is not working, 192.168.x.x == usr-desktop, i mean to say some package to resolve local domain name to ip address??
[13:35] <sacarlson> rs0832: I have had problems with uuid in the past and done this fix and it has worked
[13:35] <rs0832> sacarlson: see the 2nd line... yes me too
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> pratz:  one way would be to edit your /etc/hosts to match the ip and hostname. but if the ips change. the file will be wrong
[13:36] <sacarlson> rs0832: no it's to small for me to read
[13:36] <bullgard> jrib: I managed to produce a zip file and another .z01 file which both are smaller than 20 MB. Let's hope that my friend can reassemble (unzip) them using Windows. --  Thank you for your help.
[13:36] <rs0832> sacarlson: there should be a magnifying glass below the pic
[13:36] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ive tried sda1 method doesnt work kernel panic again
[13:36] <johnbiker>  $ gconftool-2 --set "/apps/metacity/general/button_layout" --type string "menu:minimize,maximize,close"
[13:36] <pratz> Dr_Willis: thanks dude, but i have many machines and can not manually do it on each machine, do you can any app which can do this work ??
[13:36] <johnbiker> how can i get that
[13:36] <johnbiker> ?
[13:37] <sacarlson> rs0832: ok I zoomed in and that's what I would expect to see for a uuid problem not a panic
[13:37] <rs0832> rufra: did you put the whole /dev/sda2?
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> pratz:  that would be the work of a dns server i belive.. i only use small lans. so never needed to get into it in dept
[13:37] <rs0832> sacarlson: yep
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> pratz:   i always conect via ip anyway - rarely hostname. smbtree, or findsmb. can list machines and ips it sees.. may be other ways
[13:37] <rufra> rs0832: there is no sda2 only 1 and 5.. but i tried anyway
[13:38] <sacarlson> rs0832: that's why I didn't think this was a uuid problem to start with,  but It's much quicker to try than any other method
[13:38] <rs0832> rufra: sorry.. typo... i meant /dev/sda1
[13:38] <dnivra> hello. i have a suspend/hibernate problem-my system manages to suspend/hibernate properly but when i try to resume, the system restarts instead. what could possibly be wrong? it used to work fine in earlier version of ubuntu i had. just doesn't work in 10.10. i'm running 64bit.
[13:38] <rs0832> sacarlson, yes.. also doesnt the kernel have to atleast start loading in order to give a kernel panic?
[13:38] <rufra> rs0832: yep. Wait i do this at the grub and not the grub config yea?
[13:39] <sacarlson> rs0832: ya something would have to run,  maybe just random data caused it
[13:39] <pratz> Dr_Willis: yes you are correct, but i have round 25odd machines locally, so is it necessary to set up an dns server to just map ip addresses to it domain name ??
[13:39] <rs0832> rufra: its the same thing actually
[13:39] <rs0832> sacarlson: i was thinking, maybe separate mount points/
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> pratz:  not 100% sure. but i think somthing like a dns server will be needed.
[13:39] <rs0832> sacarlson: on separate partitions
[13:39] <rufra> rs0832: yea but i dont have a crashkernel command
[13:40] <sacarlson> rs0832: separate partitions of what?  /boot and /  root
[13:40] <rufra> rs0832: yep kernel panic
[13:40] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes because i think the kernel boots from /boot right?
[13:41] <rs0832> sacarlson: and the error is for root... seems weird to me
[13:41] <sacarlson> rs0832: rufra: grub.cfg I guess
[13:41] <rs0832> rufra: the crashkernel would be better disabled i guess
[13:42] <rufra> sacarlson, rs0832: ok, so I should boot into the live disk and then modify grub.cfg
[13:42] <pratz> Dr_Willis: thanks for you help, but i still think that just to map ip address to it local mahcine a dns should not be needed, there must be some script for it, if you find one then please dude
[13:42] <harmony1001> empathy 2.32.1 does not support the /msg command the command is not available when i type /help? how do i register my nickname?
[13:42] <rs0832> rufra: did the netbook load?
[13:43] <sacarlson> rs0832: rufra: problem with modify grub.cfg is when you grub-update I think it will be lost but before that it should work?
[13:43] <rufra> rs0832: yep. but i couldn't get a terminal. I didn't know where it was
[13:43] <rs0832> rufra: i dont know if it matters, but are you on 64 or 32 bit processor?
[13:44] <rugwiro> hello everyone!!
[13:44] <red2kic> netbook = 1386? Ya? No?
[13:44] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: but isnt the grub self generating? so if i modify the .cfg, when I update wouldnt the working setting stay?
[13:44] <rugwiro> i have a queastion i would like to ask
[13:44] <red2kic> rugwiro: Ask away.
[13:44] <rugwiro> i have a project that says that i have to make a linux virtual platform using PHP or JAVA is there anyone who can help me?
[13:44] <izwan> good night everyone
[13:45] <rufra> rs0832: 32 bit. and the kernel is 32 bit as well
[13:45] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes... but it is a fresh install so grub should be generating itself
[13:45] <rs0832> rufra: o.o
[13:45] <sacarlson> rufra: I'm not sure,  but if it fails in that event then you can add an entry in th 40_custom as I have done sometime in the past
[13:45] <dnivra> rugwiro, this is ubuntu support channel. perhaps ##php or #java would help better.
[13:46] <joe_9> have a secondary hard drive, and it is always dismounted when I  start ubuntu.  Is there a way it can be automounted?
[13:46] <rugwiro> ok
[13:46] <red2kic> !fstab | joe_9
[13:46] <rufra> rs0832, sacarlson: ok, brb going to boot the live disk and then edit the grub.cfg will report in 10
[13:46] <rs0832> rufra: k
[13:46] <rugwiro> but i would like to know some of the linux platform becouse i am new here
[13:46] <red2kic> joe_9: Edit /etc/fstab -- Do little read first. :3
[13:47] <joe_9> tyvm
[13:47] <rs0832> sacarlson: do you think using ext2 instead of ext4 would make a difference?
[13:48] <sacarlson> rs0832: I don't think so,  see what the live cd uses if it uses ext4 then it must be good to go
[13:48] <dnivra> rugwiro, well there's Red Hat family and Debian family. you should read about it. this might help http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=major.
[13:48] <rs0832> sacarlson: hmm
[13:48] <speedcat> hello... again i ask... can anyone tell me how to fix this error that GCC is giving me... http://pastebin.com/9Bn34EKK
[13:48] <johnbiker> how make fire on the screen?
[13:49] <sacarlson> rs0832: remember we do have a working version,  just study live cd envirnment and copy all it's setting as needed
[13:49] <rugwiro> ok thanks let me check
[13:49] <rs0832> sacarlson: yep....what about fstab?
[13:49] <Caelum> firefox doesn't use gnome's DPI settings, lame
[13:49] <sacarlson> rs0832: ya maybe change that to /dev/sdX also
[13:50] <dnivra> !ccsm | johnbiker
[13:50] <rugwiro> i olso have tried to inslall SQL server 2005 but nothing is happening
[13:50] <rugwiro> what should i do?
[13:50] <christophe-marie> Hi, I have installed the inconsolata font (with aptitude install ttf-inconsolata). However it is not seen by X: 'xlsfonts|grep inconsolata' does not report any result. I have tried to update the font cache ('sudo fc-cache -fv') and even to do it after having updated font dirs ('sudo xset +fp /usr/share/fonts/truetype && sudo xset fp rehash'). 'locate inconsolate' reports no empty entries in /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-inconsolata.
[13:51] <johnbiker> i install compiz setting manager
[13:51] <johnbiker> but doesen't have fire
[13:51] <sacarlson> rs0832: oh one other thing I didn't think of,  this is a notebook,  is he installing with a usb flash disk?
[13:51] <johnbiker> only water
[13:51] <dnivra> johnbiker, sure it has fire
[13:51] <rs0832> sacarlson: no.. a disk
[13:51] <rs0832> sacarlson: no.. a *disc
[13:51] <johnbiker> no
[13:51] <sacarlson> rs0832: a cd disk?  or a hd disk?
[13:51] <EB_> Help.  I just upgraded my Parallels Ubuntu 10.04 VM to 10.10 and now the GUI doesn't load.
[13:51] <johnbiker> i don't have
[13:51] <johnbiker> realy
[13:51] <johnbiker> really
[13:52] <rs0832> sacarlson: cd disc (hd = disk)
[13:52] <dnivra> johnbiker, i just painted fire now :)
[13:52] <johnbiker> ok
[13:52] <cl0ud-work> can someone help me with a resolution issue I am having with ubuntu/xbmc I have the log of xserver and also xorg.conf.
[13:52] <EB_> I tried the steps here but no luck: http://www.ubuntux.org/how-to-start-the-gui-from-the-prompt-screen
[13:52] <sacarlson> rs0832: ok then nothing
[13:52] <johnbiker> how you paint fire now?
[13:52] <dnivra> johnbiker, System -> Preferences -> CompizConfig Settings Manager and explore it.
[13:53] <EB_> I log in and get a plain text eric@ubuntu:~$ prompt.
[13:53] <dnivra> EB_, type startx and it should start the GUI.
[13:53] <rs0832> sacarlson: all the solutions i have seen on forums, mailing lists, etc are either the fstab, the /dev/sda1, and down/upgrading/reinstalling the kernel
[13:53] <EB_> startX --> Fatal server error: No screens found
[13:54] <kriszty> hello. can someone help me out? it's about programming
[13:54] <red2kic> christophe-marie: "dpkg -L ttf-inconsolata"
[13:54] <soapcontainer> what are some recommended movie players for ubuntu 10.10? i'm currently using "movie player" which comes with the build
[13:54] <dnivra> EB_, seems like a display issue. perhaps someone else can help-i know nothing about display issues.
[13:54] <red2kic> soapcontainer: vl
[13:54] <Pici> !players | soapcontainer
[13:54] <soapcontainer> also just to clarify, i have no issues with "movie player" so far it works brilliant
[13:54] <red2kic> soapcontainer: vlc
[13:54] <kriszty> i have to make a web-based graph editor, which means it must run in a web-browser
[13:54] <bullgard> kriszty: Please put here in this channel a more specific question.
[13:54] <switch10_> soapcontainer: vlc
[13:54] <christophe-marie> red2kic: it shows various entries about /usr/share
[13:54] <soapcontainer> oh good vlc
[13:54] <johnbiker> what is the name of the bottom center menu with programs?
[13:54] <soapcontainer> ya vlc it is, no question, thanks
[13:55] <soapcontainer> i can't believe i didn't think vlc would be on ubuntu
[13:55] <soapcontainer> lol
[13:55] <red2kic> christophe-marie: Right. A list of files that are installed when you apt-get install the said package.
[13:55] <sacarlson> rs0832: I do remember fixing with a change to fstab at one point removing uuid,  but that was so long ago,  too many beers ago to remember
[13:55] <rs0832> sacarlson: :D
[13:55] <kriszty> i decided to use <canvas>, but my project is really complicated, and i have to implement various design patterns
[13:55] <soapcontainer> is the book of eli any good?
[13:55] <dnivra> speedcat, looks like a library is missing. install the missing library.
[13:55] <christophe-marie> red2kic: Do you want me to paste the output somewhere?
[13:55] <rufra> rs0832: what should i use to edit the grub.cfg?
[13:56] <kriszty> is there a way to use some oop language with javascript?
[13:56] <EB_> Is there a way in ubuntu 10.10 to let the OS let me use a six character password, as I did in 10.04?
[13:56] <sacarlson> rufra: gedit?  vi?
[13:56] <rufra> rs0832: i have it open in gedit but its read only
[13:56] <speedcat> <_< ok i will try to figure it out dnivra... any idea what library it may be?
[13:56] <dnivra> kriszty, this is ubuntu support channel. you should perhaps got to a proper channel.
[13:56] <rugwiro> i have tried to inslall SQL server 2005 but nothing is happening can you help with that??
[13:56] <rs0832> rufra: gksudo gedit
[13:56] <rufra> sacarlson: read-only
[13:56] <red2kic> christophe-marie: No need to. Did you check out !font though? You restarted the application you want to use the new font on?
[13:56] <sacarlson> rufra: sudo gedit filename
[13:56] <kriszty> ok, sorry, bye
[13:57] <dnivra> speedcat, no idea but i guess #gcc might help to figure out which. it seems like a perl library but no idea which specific one.
[13:57] <sacarlson> rufra: rs0832 ya his method gksudo
[13:57] <sub-zero1> hy everyone... I have one error with my video card. when I install the driver give me one error: Removing temporary directory: fglrx-install. what should I do?
[13:57] <dnivra> speedcat, hope this helps. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204908
[13:58] <nirazio> how to move the encrypted home directory to another partition?
[13:58] <christophe-marie> red2kic: I want urxvt to use it (urxvt -fn <myfont>) urxvt will complain if the font is not found by xlsfont
[13:58] <sacarlson> rufra: rs0832: oh and tell him to change /etc/fstab too
[13:58] <christophe-marie> red2kic: And I want to avoid using xft
[13:58] <rs0832> sacarlson: yep
[13:58] <red2kic> christophe-marie: Ah. I don't know about xlsfont or xft. Sorry.
[13:58] <sacarlson> rs0832: or shold we do one thing at a time?
[13:59] <christophe-marie> no pb
[13:59] <rs0832> sacarlson: i think thats better:) so we know what exactly the solution is
[13:59] <sacarlson> rs0832: ya even if it fixed it we would have to know why
[13:59] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes
[14:00] <sacarlson> rufra: and for info sake what do we see now in live cd with uname -a
[14:00] <madnick_> hello
[14:01] <madnick_> who do i ask for some probs i got with ubundu?
[14:01] <dnivra> madnick_, it's ubunTu. and this is the place :).
[14:01] <madnick_> hehe
[14:01] <sacarlson> rufra: and why not take a peak at what we see in /boot/grub.cfg at this point in live cd
[14:01] <dnivra> !ask | madnick_
[14:01] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ok so let me get this right; first need to get terminal, mount then chroot then gksudo gedit
[14:01] <johnbiker> what is the type of linux programs?on windows are exe file on linux what?
[14:01] <rufra> ok
[14:01] <madnick_> i got a problem with desktop cube
[14:02] <AdvoWork> im trying to mount a location in /etc/fstab i try and i get: failed, reason given by server: Permission denied, syslog shows: CIFS VFS: Error connecting to socket. Aborting operation  any ideas please? cant work out if its localside or freenas thats the issue
[14:02] <nirazio> How to move the encrypted home directory to another partition?
[14:02] <madnick_> while i use it and its working ok for some time it just crushes
[14:02] <madnick_> and i got to restart manually the pc
[14:02] <sacarlson> rufra: I'm not sure you need chroot at this point to just modify the file do we rs0832?
[14:03] <dnivra> madnick_, that seems like a compiz issue. head to #compiz for help.
[14:03] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: so the grub.cfg is in boot/grub/grub.cgf?
[14:03] <cl0ud-work> can someone help me with a resolution issue I am having with ubuntu/xbmc I have the log of xserver and also my xorg.conf. Cant get ubuntu to display higher then 1024x768
[14:03] <pratz> hey guys, this is what i am doing "ping 192.168.x.x" this connects but when i try to do "ping usr-desktop" this is not working, 192.168.x.x == usr-desktop, i mean to say some package to resolve local domain name to ip address??
[14:03] <rs0832> rufra, dacarlson: i think gksudo should be enough
[14:03] <rs0832> rufra, sacarlson: i think gksudo should be enough
[14:03] <sacarlson> rufra: you would have to mount it
[14:03] <simon34> has there any software to download YouTube videos as mp3 format?
[14:03] <speedcat> YAY ^_^ that fixed it dnivra TY
[14:03] <sacarlson> rufra: unless it already is
[14:03] <dnivra> speedcat, good!
[14:04] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: its not mounted wait...
[14:04] <red2kic> !info youtube-dl | simon34
[14:05] <red2kic> simon34: Use that. And find out how to convert to mp3 -- There! Make a script out of it.
[14:06] <sacarlson> rs0832: I'm going to wait for one more reboot then it's my beer time,  all my girls will be going home soon and I might miss them
[14:06] <dnivra> !info ffmpeg | simon34
[14:06] <simon34> i want to download directly as mp3 format
[14:06] <rs0832> sacarlson: :) k
[14:06] <dnivra> simon34, i don't think there's any software that let's you download directly as mp3. maybe some online services might exist.
[14:06] <simon34> is it possible?
[14:06] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: cant open grub.cfg this is my output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543602
[14:06] <rs0832> simon34: http://www.youtube-mp3.org/
[14:07] <sacarlson> rufra: try  just mount and see what is already mounted
[14:07] <rs0832> rufra: ok since you are on a live cd anyway, try sudo gedit
[14:07] <sacarlson> rufra: it might already be mounted in media
[14:08] <Abhish> Is a kernel module the same thing as a device driver?
[14:08] <sacarlson> rufra: in /media
[14:08] <mouka> Can someone please help with a suspend that doesn't work on my HP-6735 laptop?
[14:08] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/543603
[14:08] <ikonia> Abhish: it could be seen that way, but its also much more
[14:09] <Abhish> Got link?
[14:09] <mouka> anytime I close the lid of my laptop, it goes to suspend mode and I can't recover no matter what I did
[14:09] <ikonia> Abhish: what for ?
[14:09] <Abhish> explaining kernel modules.
[14:09] <ikonia> Abhish: there eis documentation on kernel.org
[14:09] <sacarlson> rufra: well you must have chroot already or it already works
[14:10] <dnivra> Abhish, i guess device driver is a kernel module.
[14:10] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: already on chroot
[14:10] <mouka> I have been trying to get some help with suspend, but no onde seems to be able to help
[14:10] <dnivra> Abhish, check out what ikonia said ^^.
[14:10] <mouka> hey ubuntu gurus
[14:10] <mouka> can someone help with a suspend function that doesn't work?
[14:10] <sacarlson> rufra: ok well then you can modify it as you had planed at /boot/grub.cfg
[14:11] <rufra> sacarlson: but there isnt a file in boot/grub.cfg
[14:11] <abstractstone> where do I get more folders for ubuntu?
[14:11] <rufra> sacarlson: that creates a new file..
[14:11] <sacarlson> rufra: oh but you can still give me the info for uname -a
[14:11] <dnivra> mouka, i'm having the same issue :). hope this helps you http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1307618.
[14:11] <Abhish> Fantastic, thanks.
[14:11] <ikonia> abstractstone: more folders ?
[14:11] <abstractstone> I'm home I have documents, downloads, musec videos... but I want to make more with pictures on them
[14:11] <rufra> sacarlson: ok
[14:12] <sacarlson> rs0832: or is it too late to get uname -a?
[14:12] <ikonia> abstractstone: just right click and create a folder
[14:12] <sacarlson> rs0832: would that have changed with chroot?
[14:12] <abstractstone> oh cool!
[14:13] <ben_> hello
[14:13] <rs0832> sacarlson: i m not really sure if it would
[14:13] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832:  uname -a info http://paste.ubuntu.com/543607
[14:13] <ben_> anyone here?
[14:13] <lemon_> Hello
[14:13] <dnivra> ben_, there are 1498 people here :D. got a question. fire away.
[14:13] <ben_> lemon
[14:14] <sacarlson> rufra: well I guess we know that kernel 2.6.35-22-generic works
[14:14] <rs0832> sacarlson: maybe if he overwrites the kernel on the hd with the one on the live cd? do you think it would work?
[14:14] <sacarlson> rs0832: yes that's what I suggested
[14:14] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: wait! shouldnt it read i386!
[14:15] <sacarlson> rufra: I'm not sure
[14:15] <cl0ud-work> can someone help me with a resolution issue I am having with ubuntu/xbmc I have the log of xserver and also my xorg.conf. Cant get ubuntu to display higher then 1024x768 when connecting it to my TV.
[14:15] <ben_> where are u?
[14:15] <rs0832> sacarlson, rufra, if you are sure your processor is 32 bit then yes
[14:15] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: i just thought that might indicate that its the 64 bit (maybe a mistake on my part?)
[14:16] <rufra> rs0832 sacarlson: yes its an intel atom.. fairly certain that's 32 bit only
[14:16] <cdbs> rufra: its fine, i686 is a subset of i386, barely any difference on modern CPUs
[14:16] <sacarlson> rufra: rs0832: if this system was a 32bit machine and you did try to install a 64bit kernel that would cause a panic
[14:16] <dnivra> rufra, if it's 64 bit, it'll show x86_64.
[14:16] <rufra> cdbs: thanks... thought it might have been a mistake
[14:17] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra cdbs: as it has been pointed out by these gentlemen it is a 32 bit
[14:18] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: so back to editing the grub?
[14:18] <rs0832> sacarlson, rufra,  yep
[14:18] <sacarlson> rufra: concure
[14:19] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ok so we were at the point where i was unable to edit grub.cfg
[14:19] <francesco_> ciaooo a tutti
[14:19] <francesco_> mi dareste una mano per piacere
[14:19] <rs0832> sacarlson, rufra,  some atom processors are x86_64 architec
[14:19] <sacarlson> rufra: cd /boot; ls
[14:19] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832:  it gives me a no protocol specified error and a gtk warking
[14:19] <jocrawfo> good morning everyone.  I just wanted to ask is there a way to store your users home directory on a USB thumb drive and if found have it use that otherwise use one on disk?
[14:19] <cmpayc> Hello. How do I enable non-English fonts in 10.10 console?
[14:19] <jocrawfo> I would like to be able to carry all of my settings etc with me and use any computer with Ubuntu to run it
[14:20] <rs0832> rufra,  try what sacarlson just said
[14:20] <jocrawfo> I thought about installing it as a bootable usb with persistance but that seems to be slow
[14:20] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832:  yep im in.. but still wont open link is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543611
[14:21] <sacarlson> rs0832: rufra: oh it's /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[14:21] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes why?
[14:21] <sacarlson> rs0832: I don't know that's were I find it on my system
[14:21] <sacarlson> rs0832: is that not the same as yours?
[14:22] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[14:22] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: yep we agree its in /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[14:22] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: its just that i cant edit
[14:23] <nirazio> Hello can anyone help me???How to move the encrypted home directory to another partition?
[14:23] <dnivra> rufra, permisssions. you may not have write permissions on the file.
[14:23] <rs0832> rufra: use the file browser to go there
[14:23] <sacarlson> rufra: oh it's not running x server?
[14:23] <dnivra> rufra, try 'ls -l /boot/grub/grub/cfg'. the file has read permissions only by default.
[14:23] <sacarlson> rufra: so you need to edit with a none X server app like vi
[14:23] <rufra> dnivra: yep i tried in the file browser we're trying to edit it thought
[14:24] <sacarlson> rufra: or nano
[14:24] <DJRagingBull> booh
[14:24] <rs0832> rufra: yes.. try nano or vi
[14:24] <FelipeSalto> wich script i make download for sing on IRC?
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[14:24] <FloodBot1> willi_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[14:24] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ok lets say vi, do i get it frm the soft centre?
[14:24] <DJRagingBull> lol
[14:25] <sacarlson> rufra: it's installed default
[14:25] <rs0832> rufra: no need to i think
[14:25] <rs0832> rufra: just type sudo vi /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[14:25] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ok then so vi <blah blah>?
[14:25] <Myrtti> are you guys really trying to edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg and why?
[14:25] <madnick__> what is the room for desktop cube problems?
[14:25] <dnivra> nirazio, move it to a separate partition and then edit it in fstab to mount it as /home. but am not sure if it'll work since encryption's involved. just a suggestion.
[14:25] <dnivra> !ccsm | madnick_
[14:25] <iceroot> madnick__: #compiz
[14:26] <rs0832> Myrtti: kernel panic
[14:26] <Myrtti> rs0832: why not /etc/default/grub then?
[14:26] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: ok so now what do i change?
[14:26] <rs0832> Myrtti: just trying quick edits for solutions
[14:27] <sacarlson> Myrtti: we wondered about that
[14:27] <rs0832> Myrtti: apparently the uuid and /dev/sdxy is not being recognized
[14:27] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: yeah im in vi, ive got the grub, now what do i change?
[14:27] <sacarlson> Myrtti: I more back in the grub legacy time zone
[14:28] <rs0832> rufra: there is a uuid for root=''?
[14:28] <rs0832> rufra: there is a uuid for set root='' ?
[14:28] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832:  it gives as we saw before. so change it to /dev/sda1?
[14:29] <rs0832> rufra: yes
[14:29] <pucko-> what are the real advantages of grub2 compared to legacy grub? the new version just seem overly complex to me
[14:29] <dnivra> pucko-, new version removes a password reset exploit i know in grub and well you can boot iso's direct in grub2 too i believe.
[14:30] <sacarlson> Myrtti: oh for /etc/default/grub to work don't you need to grub-update?
[14:30] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: er... cant edit
[14:31] <pucko-> anyone actually tried booting an iso from grub2 in ubuntu?
[14:31] <rs0832> rufra: did you sudo vi?
[14:31] <sacarlson> pucko-: well the most important improvment is that no mater where the disk is physicaly it will be located and booted hopefully properly
[14:31] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: yep... sudo vi grub.cfg (ive chroot and cd)
[14:32] <sacarlson> rufra: can't edit with vi?
[14:32] <pucko-> sacarlson, oh.. how do you mean?
[14:32] <dnivra> rufra, did you check permissions on the file? by default, grub.cfg only has read permissions for all groups!
[14:32] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832: well i may be but its just i've never edited something in terminal
[14:32] <Jordan_U> pucko-: More reliability and flexability, internationalization including non latin characters like chinese and left to right ones like hebrew. A real upstream (grub legacy hasn't had an upstream for over 5 years). And a more clear system for configuring update-grub.
[14:32] <histo> Why would you want to boot a cd in grub anyways?  Why not just actually boot the cd.
[14:33] <sacarlson> pucko-: well like you could move a hd from sda1  to sdb1 and no matter if you had 100 hd installed it would boot normaly in any position
[14:33] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: how do I check permissions?
[14:33] <ArBuz2o0o> Siemka
[14:33] <pucko-> Jordan_U, it's definately not clearer for non programmers I would say
[14:33] <sacarlson> rufra: ls -l
[14:33] <dnivra> rufra, i asked you to do that already :). 'ls -l grub.cfg'.
[14:33] <pucko-> sacarlson, really? how does it do that?
[14:33] <shingen> histo: because you can boot from isos too
[14:34] <ArBuz2o0o> If anybady here have got account on demotywatory.pl please vote for me in competition. www.demotywatory.pl/user/ArBuz2o0o thanks from mountain ;)
[14:34] <Jordan_U> pucko-: I would bet that you don't actually know the drawbacks of update-grub in grub legacy. Did you know for instance that editing a menu entry manually in your menu.lst will break update-grub?
[14:35] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: sorry.... i get the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543617
[14:35] <pucko-> Jordan_U, yes, but isn't that a problem in new grub as well?
[14:35] <sacarlson> pucko-: each disk partition now has a unique id number when it is created so it just searches to see were every thing is located and mounts it all were it belongs
[14:35] <dnivra> rufra, there you go-it has read permission only. run 'sudo chmod 644 grub.cfg' and then you should be able to edit as root. do change the permissions back using 'chmod 444 grub.cfg' once you're done.
[14:36] <pucko-> sacarlson, pretty sure that uuid stuff was there in legacy as well
[14:36] <sacarlson> rufra: well if sudo vi don't edit it then it must be mounted as read only  try give us mount
[14:36] <Jordan_U> pucko-: Yes, but in grub2 it's explicit. The grub.cfg is read only, and configuration options for update-grub go in a separate file, /etc/default/grub, rather than being in comments-that-aren't-actually-comments like in the menu.lst with grub legacy.
[14:37] <sacarlson> pucko-: oh if that's the case then I'm not sure what is different
[14:37] <efaydian> anyone know a easy way to change your login screen?
[14:37] <dnivra> sacarlson, no need for all that. all that's needed is to change the permission using the command i gave ^^.
[14:37] <rufra> dnivra sacarlson rs0832: i get unable to resolve host when chmod
[14:38] <rs0832> rufra: what command did you use exactly?
[14:38] <Jordan_U> pucko-: It was common for users in grub legacy to not be able to boot after a major version upgrade because they thought that they could edit menu entries directly.
[14:38] <sacarlson> dnivra: rufra: he's right  even root can't edit it with those settings  change them to 777 or something
[14:38] <rufra> dnivra sacarlson rs0832: output here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543620
[14:39] <dnivra> sacarlson, not 777!!! 644 will do :).
[14:39] <pucko-> Jordan_U, my 10_linux entry is 157 lines long. :-(
[14:39] <godslam> If I'm using 10.10 server and I want to boot into an old kernel, how would that be done?
[14:39] <dnivra> rufra, try doing that without sudo since you are already root.
[14:39] <shingen> silly question, but why does icons / widgets on the top and bottom panel get moved around when changing the resolution and/or rebooting?  really annoying on laptops when docking / undocking
[14:39] <sacarlson> dnivra: agreed 644 is fine  rufra
[14:39] <Jordan_U> pucko-: Remove your old kernel packages.
[14:40] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok got it to change to 664
[14:40] <sacarlson> rufra: it should be editable now with sudo vi
[14:40] <rufra> now i mean 644
[14:40] <dnivra> rufra, do remember to change it back to 444 okay?
[14:40] <Psychedelic_Appl> Olá.
[14:40] <rufra> osacarlson rs0832 dnivra: will change back at end, made a note of it
[14:40] <Jordan_U> rufra: sacarlson: Why are you trying to edit the grub.cfg manually?
[14:41] <nirazio> Is it possible to install Empathy 2.32 in lucid??
[14:41] <impulse51> Is there a web page that has a listing of all codes that can be used for ubuntu ?
[14:41] <godslam> If I can connect to a server through SSH, but it's able to get updates, what does that mean?
[14:41] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: getting this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543621
[14:41] <pucko-> Jordan_U, I have. I'm just saying. that's not something you write from scratch. I'm sure it's cleaner and prettier and whatever, but it's way to complex compared to the old stuff.
[14:41] <dnivra> !codecs | impulse51
[14:41] <sacarlson> Jordan_U: because it can't boot the system after install to the hd,  it gets a kernel panic after install
[14:42] <shingen> chmod u+w is much easier to remember and you don't have to worry about the other bits either... :)
[14:42] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra Jordan_U: Ok. I think its time we al organised together what it is I'm meant to be doing
[14:42] <rs0832> rufra: did you close vi the first time?
[14:42] <Jordan_U> pucko-: I would disagree, but that's a matter of opinion.
[14:42] <nirazio> !info empathy
[14:42] <sacarlson> Jordan_U: so the plan was to try /dev/sdX instead of uuid
[14:42] <dnivra> rufra, have you opened grub.cfg anywhere else? if so close it.
[14:42] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: um i had another terminal but i killed it
[14:42] <nicofs> I want to install ubuntu on an ARM-Device (Toshiba AC100). I've managed to get a kernel that supports it, but it's nothing but the kernel as *.tgz, When I boot from it, all i get is a console. How do i add the ubuntu installer to it?
[14:42] <dnivra> rufra, delete the file as the error says.
[14:42] <madnick> m having problems with the 3d effect of my video card(i guess) who can help me
[14:43] <dnivra> rufra, or run 'vi -r grub.cfg'.
[14:43] <godslam> If I can connect to a server through SSH, but it's unable to get updates, what does that mean?
[14:43] <sacarlson> Jordan_U: but we have also now learned that the live cd that works uses an older version of the kernel at boot,  so that may be a point to try soon if this fails
[14:43] <rs0832> rufra: delete the swap file .. killing it must have left the file
[14:43] <bl01zk> Is it better to program in C in Linux or Windows?
[14:43] <dnivra> rufra, what you need to do is said in the error :).
[14:44] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok
[14:44] <rs0832> bl01zk: our opinion is it is better to do anything in linux... windows is just easier ;)
[14:44] <nirazio> Is it possible to install Empathy 2.32 in lucid??
[14:44] <buggyer> what do have to do if i want to have a script (only some commands line by line) have a return value of 0 (zero)?
[14:44] <rs0832> nirazio: i should think so.. can you find it from synaptic?
[14:44] <dnivra> nirazio, lucid has it's own version of empathy. why not use that?
[14:45] <madnick> m having problems with the 3d effect of my video card(i guess) who can help me
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> buggyer:  use exit 0 as the last command perhaps?
[14:45] <shingen> madnick: what video card?
[14:45] <dnivra> buggyer, a return value 0 indicates success usually.
[14:45] <bl01zk> rs0832 but like if i wanna run a program to a windows  7 would i have to recompile it in windows? or can i get it to be a .exe in Linux?
[14:45] <buggyer> Dr_Willis thanks, that could help me a lot :) im not into bash and stuff, but im going to :)
[14:45] <madnick> 8800gt
[14:45] <shingen> silly question, but why does icons / widgets on the top and bottom panel get moved around when changing the resolution and/or rebooting?  really annoying on laptops when docking / undocking
[14:46] <rs0832> madnick: try being more specific like errors or something
[14:46] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so how do i delete in vi?
[14:46] <dnivra> rufra, just type in ":recover" and press enter. that should do it i guess.
[14:46] <nirazio> dnivra: The thing is that, I'm really interested on using empathy 2.32, since it fixes a lot of bugs.
[14:46] <rs0832> bl01zk: i think you are talking about cross compiling (someone correct me if i am wrong) but it is more advisable to recompile
[14:47] <madnick> whenever i m trying anything that has 3d effect on the os like desktop cube or alt tab or running a game with wine the pc crashes and needs a manual restart
[14:47] <sacarlson> rufra: I forget the command that writes over but you can save to another name and mv it after exit
[14:47] <dnivra> nirazio, you can download the source and then compile it then. that'd best instead of using another version's packages.
[14:47] <bl01zk> rs0832: okay so if i write in in Linux will it compile perfectly fine in Windows??
[14:48] <dnivra> bl01zk, that depends on the compiler you choose-write for gcc and compile in turboC doesn't mean success.
[14:48] <nirazio> dnivra: But why not it's not getting upgraded to 2.32??
[14:48] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so the grub is going to let me boot yes?
[14:48] <rs0832> bl01zk: well.. there are some features you can add to your program that may make it incompatible with windows
[14:48] <dnivra> bl01zk, not always-there can be issues.
[14:48] <sacarlson> rufra: the :w filename  is what you can use to change the name temporary until you can mv it
[14:48] <Dcite> bl01zk: It'll only compile if the libraries used exist on both windows and linux. More likely you'll have to set custom DEFINEs to use different libraries with similar functions between systems
[14:48] <bl01zk> okay thank you everyone for the help :)
[14:49] <rs0832> bl01zk: also depends... some compilers dont work exactly like others
[14:49] <dnivra> nirazio, well it is updated in the latest version on ubuntu. i guess they didn't backport it :).
[14:49] <Pici> !latest | nirazio
[14:49] <Dcite> bl01zk: As for while developing..more linux users probably have a compiler than windows users :)
[14:49] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: i think i messed up the grub... I changed permissions back and rebooting
[14:50] <nirazio> dnivra: Alright from where i can get the source??
[14:50] <efaydian> anyone familiar with editing .desktop files to change your LoginWindow?
[14:50] <sacarlson> rufra: I'm not sure what all you changed in it at this point
[14:50] <dnivra> nirazio, from their website i guess.
[14:50] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: i dont think its changed anything
[14:50] <rs0832> rufra: still kernel panic?
[14:50] <sacarlson> rufra: ok well no harm done then
[14:50] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: lets get back to what the problem is... i cant boot after install (not even recovery mode)
[14:51] <madnick> whenever i m trying anything that has 3d effect on the os like desktop cube or alt tab or running a game with wine the pc crashes and needs a manual restart
[14:51] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: kernel panic as usual
[14:51] <sacarlson> rufra: and now we know that a working version of the kernel is 22 as seen in live cd boot
[14:51] <rs0832> sacarlson, dnivra: is it possible for him to overwrite the installed kernel with the livecd one?
[14:51] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: any other ideas for booting?, yes we are working with v22
[14:51] <sacarlson> rs0832: yes I beleave so
[14:52] <shingen> madnick: what video card & what driver are you using?
[14:52] <madnick> nvidia 8800gt and the drivers are260.19.26
[14:52] <dreams> i cant install ubuntu on my localdisks on my win7.its coming an error when i enter the middle of the installation
[14:52] <rs0832> rufra: i think you should try overwriting the kernel with the live cd one
[14:52] <dnivra> rs0832, sacarlson rufra i think an easier thing would be to install a new kernel and run 'update-grub2'? that should detect the new kernel i guess.
[14:52] <murder`> hello, how can enable my ethernet card in ubuntu?
[14:52] <rs0832> dnivra: he cant boot
[14:53] <stianhj> Is there any way to get Notify-OSD to stack messages rather than queue them?
[14:53] <sacarlson> rs0832: at this point it maybe easier to change the name temporarily of the kernel and just position it in the correct location since it seems it was so hard to edit,  I think it was also a mistake to chroot in that last attempt
[14:53] <avinash_hm> hi guys, in my ubuntu internet is working fine ... i can go to google, medibuntu ... but when i do ping from cmd line it isn't working .. more logs @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/543628/ ... is there anythingi have to install .. any help ??
[14:53] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so new grub or kernel?
[14:53] <dnivra> rs0832, rufra i don't think overwriting it a good idea. can't he just chroot into it and install?
[14:53] <rs0832> dnivra: any ideas on how  to do that is appreciating
[14:53] <dreams> i cant install ubuntu on my localdisks on my win7.its coming an error when i enter the middle of the installation any one help
[14:53] <shingen> why does icons / widgets on the top and bottom panel get moved around when changing the resolution and/or rebooting?
[14:54] <skullboy> ok how do i fix my software index
[14:54] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so will you guys take me through what i need to do?
[14:54] <shingen> avinash_hm: your dns isn't setup correctly.  check /etc/resolv.conf to see what you have set for your dns servers
[14:54] <sacarlson> dnivra: I guess that would work,  how does grub work it just look to see what files are there and auto creates a menu addition so that should work shouldn't itr s0832?
[14:54] <nunson> Is there another fix for Steam running terribly slow except switching to metacity?
[14:54] <rs0832> rufra: yep
[14:54] <skullboy> ok how do i fix my software index
[14:55] <Inferus> um, grub needs programming afaik sacarlson
[14:55] <Inferus> to tell it on what partitions there is what
[14:55] <zws> 嗨
[14:55] <shingen> avinash_hm: you can also try pinging something locally by it's IP address, e.g. your gateway router or your next hop out, to verify if network connectivity is working.
[14:55] <sacarlson> Inferus: afaik?
[14:55] <dnivra> sacarlson, as far as i know :)
[14:55] <Inferus> afaik = as far as i know
[14:55] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra:  ok so booting into the live cd
[14:55] <rs0832> sacarlson: it searches for kernels
[14:55] <skullboy> ok how do i fix my software index
[14:55] <rs0832> sacarlson: and appands the entries based on those
[14:56] <madnick> nvidia 8800gt and the drivers are260.19.26
[14:56] <dnivra> !patience | skullboy
[14:56] <dreams> hello how i backup my default system and destribute itas live cd
[14:56] <skullboy> so they are not ignoring me
[14:56] <Derick> hello
[14:56] <Derick> after I've downloaded source with "apt-get source php5" — which tool/command do I run to apply all patches (without building the package)
[14:56] <red2kic> !remaster | dreams
[14:56] <sacarlson> rs0832: ya so we just copy the two files from the live cd /boot of version 22 into /boot  on sda1  and chroot and grub-update
[14:56] <dnivra> skullboy, if you'd kept repeating a few mreo times, they would have :). i guess few already have.
[14:57] <dnivra> more*
[14:57] <red2kic> ubottu: Wakey wakey.
[14:57] <shingen> skullboy: you could also try rephrasing the question
[14:57] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes so then update-grub should pick them up
[14:57] <TiMeTeLl> Anyone get MOL working on Ubuntu?
[14:57] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra:  In the terminal on the live cd
[14:57] <dnivra> sacarlson, copy sounds fine to me. guess it should work rufra rs0832
[14:57] <sacarlson> rs0832: yes then at boot he still has to manualy menu to the version 22 to boot and test it
[14:58] <dreams> red2kic i downloaded it but there is no area to modify startup logo etc....any other tools
[14:58] <wtrhaewtjetj> is there someone here
[14:58] <rs0832> sacarlson: yes
[14:58] <skullboy> ok so my software index is corrupt how do i fix it i tried sudo apt-get install -f
[14:58] <dnivra> wtrhaewtjetj, there are 1504 people here in varying states :)
[14:58] <red2kic> dreams: Modifiy your OS -- When it's ready, remaster it.
[14:59] <sacarlson> rs0832: dnivra rufra: so do we all concure?
[14:59] <rs0832> sacarlson: yep:)
[14:59] <dnivra> sacarlson, i doubt we have any other choice other than to try :)
[14:59] <wtrhaewtjetj> well, I am just discovering it, I have never use IRC
[14:59] <kcorcoran> i have several TGZ files i need to unzip; they are located on my flash drive.  i know how to create a batch file to unzip multiple files, but how can i redirect them to unzip in another location, rather than on the flash drive?
[14:59] <dnivra> !remaster | dreams
[14:59] <sacarlson> rufra: your the boos
[15:00] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: to be honest i may be the boss but you guys are the brains
[15:00] <dnivra> wtrhaewtjetj, oh! welcome to IRC. you have a problem with ubuntu, ask and if somebody knows they will help.
[15:00] <bandeira> kcorcoran, tar zxvf *.tar.gz
[15:00] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: im implicitly trusting you to help me boot. so whatever you three agree to ill do
[15:00] <rs0832> rufra: :)
[15:00] <dreams> how can i modify my ubuntu9.10
[15:00] <dnivra> rufra, experiment is the way to knowledge :). that's what i always do :)
[15:01] <murder`> hello, how can  i enable my ethernet card in ubuntu?
[15:01] <kcorcoran> bandeira:  that will unzip them to their current media, the flash drive...i want them to unzip to my hard drive
[15:01] <dnivra> dreams, i thought i already told you?
[15:01] <dnivra> !remaster | dreams
[15:01] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: so lets go do something to the kernel
[15:01] <skullboy> ok so my software index is corrupt how do i fix it i tried sudo apt-get install -f
[15:01] <rs0832> rufra: yes.. booted into the live cd?
[15:01] <dreams> remaster,but there is no option to modify startup logo and other things
[15:01] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: now lets see im in the live cd and in terminal
[15:01] <dnivra> skullboy, try 'sudo apt-get update' might work.
[15:02] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: do i now mount the hd?
[15:02] <sacarlson> rufra: mount yes chroot at this point NO
[15:02] <bandeira> kcorcoran, hmm.. i see.. try to tar zxvf *.tar.gz /tmp
[15:02] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so mount /dev/sda1 /mnt is the code im typing in now
[15:03] <sacarlson> rufra: ok
[15:03] <rs0832> skullboy: any error message?
[15:03] <skullboy> nope
[15:03] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so now i mounted...
[15:03] <dreams> anyone know how to modify ubuntus startup logo icons,etc....
[15:03] <skullboy> E: The package caine-from-deb needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[15:03] <skullboy> E: Internal error opening cache (1). Please report.
[15:03] <dnivra> !paste | skullboy
[15:04] <rs0832> skullboy: check if there are .deb files in /var/cache/apt
[15:04] <Jemt> Hi. There is a bug in the Wiki. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization refers to a file called "isolinux/text.cfg" - it's actually called isolinux/txt.cfg, which puzzled me a bit. Can someone fix the typo ? I hate the fact that I have to register to contribute
[15:04] <rs0832> rufra: now you need to copy the kernel from the live cd to the hd
[15:04] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so to copy the kernel, how do i do it?
[15:04] <sapphz> anyone got any idea how to get php ldap up and running?
[15:04] <dnivra> skullboy, open synaptic package manager and it probably would report errors.
[15:04] <sacarlson> rs0832: rufra: ok so were are those file we want to move  I guess just copy all file found at /boot   to /mnt/boot  cp -a /boot/* /mnt/boot/*
[15:05] <skullboy> yep alot
[15:05] <dnivra> sacarlson, i don't think all will be needed.
[15:05] <USS_OHIO> ok heres an easy one for you guys/girls. now that im using ubuntu, when i dl games off the net i should dl the mac version right?
[15:05] <sacarlson> dnivra: true
[15:05] <dnivra> USS_OHIO, mac is not ubuntu. they're very different.
[15:05] <red2kic> USS_OHIO: No. Linux.
[15:05] <avinash_hm> shingen, i think n/w is proper coz i can connect to any website .. i am using mozilla with which i can browse to google, medibuntu ... checked /etc/resolv.conf .... looks good .. they are @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/543636/ ...
[15:05] <rs0832> dnivra: any suggestions on which ones?
[15:05] <USS_OHIO> oh, so i gotta dl the windows version and run it with playonlinux?
[15:06] <sacarlson> rs0832: all that have .22 in them?
[15:06] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so to copy which is the command?
[15:06] <red2kic> USS_OHIO: Depends on what game we're talking about.
[15:06] <dnivra> rs0832, well all files that have the version number shown in 'uname -a' should do i guess.
[15:06] <red2kic> !appdb | USS_OHIO
[15:06] <USS_OHIO> eve
[15:06] <ttiicc> Im working with gnome on Ubuntu 10.10 wonder which other desktop environment you guys would recommend if I would like to have a more eye-candy desktop?
[15:07] <dnivra> sacarlson, rufra rs0832, well all files that have the version number shown in 'uname -a' should do i guess.
[15:07] <red2kic> USS_OHIO: Have you consider dual-boot or adapting an extra HDD (if you're on a computer)? That way, you can fly away in your tiny spaceship.
[15:07] <rs0832> dnivra: so all except the memtest ones
[15:07] <USS_OHIO> ya i got wine, but ive tried a couple programs and they look like they are running in windows 3.0
[15:07] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra:  yes but how do i copy?
[15:07] <skullboy> yep alot
[15:07] <dnivra> rs0832, all that have the version number. yeah i guess that translates to the same-non memtest ones.
[15:08] <dnivra> sacarlson, rufra rs0832, all that have the version number. yeah i guess that translates to the same-non memtest ones.
[15:08] <USS_OHIO> ya im running dual or whatever, with wubi
[15:08] <leftist> they work uss_ohio
[15:08] <kcorcoran> bandeira:  here is my command; it does not work - $ for z in *.tgz;tar zxvf $z ~/Downloads/temp/ ;done
[15:08] <sacarlson> rufra: cp -a filenames   will make a copy and keep owner and permisions the same
[15:08] <USS_OHIO> ok ill reattempt this
[15:08] <sacarlson> rufra: cp -a fromfile tofile
[15:08] <guerby> hi, I'm running ubuntu 10.10, I'd like to switch the machine to server only (no X), is there a way to do that?
[15:08] <red2kic> USS_OHIO: Most people use Windows or Gaming Consoles to meet their gaming needs.
[15:09] <rs0832> USS_OHIO: do you want to run games or programs?
[15:09] <bandeira> kcorcoran, is it only .tar ? so try "tar xvf *.tar /tmp"
[15:09] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra:  ok so cp -a /boot/* /mnt/boot/
[15:09] <rufra> ?
[15:09] <dnivra> guerby, you could stop running the GUI and enable CLI login only i guess?
[15:09] <rs0832> rufra: yep
[15:09] <Ub3r-N00b> hey there, one stupid question - has anyone tried the "spinning cube effect" on obuntu with multiple screens, if yes how is it performing ?
[15:09] <bandeira> kcorcoran, are you trying to create a shellscript?
[15:09] <dnivra> rs0832, that copies memtest right?
[15:09] <guerby> dnivra, that's what I want to do but I don't know how to do that properly
[15:09] <kcorcoran> bandeira: no, they are tgz files
[15:10] <dnivra> rufra, rs0832 sacarlson ahh what does it matter. do it rufra.
[15:10] <rs0832> dnivra: oh yeah sorry i saw only the command
[15:10] <sacarlson> rufra: we have some disagreement as to all but I guess it will just create more menu items if we do all of them
[15:10] <red2kic> guerby: Server kernels are different than desktop kernels. You could delete everything -- but it would be much easier to do a clean server installation.
[15:10] <rs0832> rufra, dnivra, sacarlson: yep he can leave out the memtests
[15:10] <leftist> is there any upgrade for 10.10? this is just a test system we use here.
[15:10] <kcorcoran> bandeira:  i have serveral TGZ files i would like to extract the files and place the content to my hard drive
[15:10] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok so let me confirm: cp -a /boot/* /mnt/boot/ is the correct code?
[15:10] <dnivra> red2kic is right. if you want to make it a server, best to install server edition.
[15:10] <rs0832> rufra, dnivra, sacarlson: they might overwrite the existing ones
[15:11] <leftist> one of many
[15:11] <guerby> red2kic, hmmm seems lots of work. I wonder if there's an apt-get xxx that does it all
[15:11] <nirazio> dnivra: Can you help me to install empathy from its source????
[15:11] <dnivra> rs0832, but they'd be the same right? memtest files?
[15:11] <rs0832> nirazio: you can find a deb for it
[15:11] <sacarlson> rs0832: so what they might work and we know the ones that are already there don't
[15:11] <dnivra> nirazio, there should be a readme file in the source
[15:11] <rs0832> rufra, dnivra, sacarlson: i m not sure... if they are then its fine
[15:11] <bandeira> kcorcoran, ok.. you tried "tar -zxvf *.tgz /tmp"  and it doesn't work, does it?
[15:12] <red2kic> guerby: It is not lot of work. What are you trying to accomplish?
[15:12] <dnivra> rufra, sacarlson rs0832 shall we move to another channel? a temporary one maybe-this channel seems over crowded.
[15:12] <claudio_> ciao a tutti
[15:12] <sacarlson> rs0832: oh but no turning back if this fails
[15:12] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: ok which channel?
[15:12] <rs0832> rufra, dnivra, sacarlson: yes i think we should:)
[15:12] <dnivra> rufra, sacarlson rs0832 #rufra :D
[15:12] <rufra> sacarlson rs0832 dnivra: 8)
[15:12] <USS_OHIO> mostly games
[15:13] <guerby> red2kic, I have my machine setup graphically but from now I want to only use it through ssh and have no use for X/desktop/etc
[15:13] <claudio_> scusate l ignoranza ma non sono pratico da qui si possono scaricare film???
[15:13] <Pici> !it | claudio_
[15:13] <Myrtti> !it | claudio_
[15:13] <kcorcoran> bandeira:  no, tar -zxvf *.tgz does not work
[15:13] <red2kic> guerby: Minimal installation, perhaps?
[15:13] <red2kic> !minimal | guerby
[15:13] <sacarlson> rufra: ok I'll try #rufra
[15:13] <nirazio> dnivra: I followed that and this is the error "***Error***: You must have glib-gettext >= 2.2.0 installed"
[15:13] <rs0832> USS_OHIO: it is a better idea to run windows games on windows.. but if you want a free alternative to windows try reactos.. it should run windows games
[15:13] <red2kic> guerby: You start off in a console after when you completed the installation.
[15:14] <bandeira> kcorcoran, what does it show on your screen?
[15:14] <RonaldJ> Is it possible to read the mac-address of a other PC in the lan?
[15:14] <claudio_> ciao a tutti
[15:14] <USS_OHIO> there only one exe program i have that i need to be able to run in ubuntu. im just trying a new game out. games come with a linux version when you dl them aye?
[15:14] <claudio_> scusate non sono pratico ma da qui si puo scaricare come da mirc ????
[15:14] <sacarlson> I'm now in #rufra room
[15:14] <guerby> red2kic, I'd like to avoid redoing an install and loosing the current setup
[15:14] <sipior> RonaldJ: sure, have a look at the man page for "arp"
[15:14] <sacarlson> opps wrong server
[15:14] <rs0832> sacarlson: :)
[15:14] <USS_OHIO> honestly im trying to get away from windows as far as i can
[15:14] <rs0832> sacarlson: check again
[15:14] <Pweg> USS_OHIO, not all of them, many are windows compatible only. Fortunately that's what programs like Wine are for
[15:15] <rm_work> I run Eve on Wine and it works great :)
[15:15] <rs0832> USS_OHIO: then try reactos
[15:15] <dnivra> nirazio,  that's the problem. see the glib-gettext might be installed but that version might only be there in maverick and not lucid.
[15:15] <USS_OHIO> reactos?
[15:15] <kcorcoran> bandeira: tar: e000n10.tgz: Not found in archive - repeative
[15:15] <USS_OHIO> *digging*
[15:16] <neiz> USS_OHIO: what game is it? I'm able to play WoW and StarCraft II very well through wine
[15:16] <nirazio> dnivra: I am installing it from source..
[15:16] <mikeg3> Newbie question  -- how do I run an executable in Meerkat?  The icon looks like a pink diamond.
[15:16] <USS_OHIO> im trying eve online, i downloaded the mac version. im working on getting the windows now
[15:17] <coconutz> is there a alternative service for dns manager for dyndns ?
[15:17] <resno> mikeg3: well, if you want to make it executable do "chmod +x progam.sh
[15:17] <Vardan> hi all
[15:17] <resno> coconutz: sure, but its likely a paid service
[15:17] <Pweg> Eve has a silver ranking in Wine, so it should run pretty smoothly
[15:17] <dnivra> nirazio, yes but glib-gettext is a dependency. try 'sudo apt-get build-dep empathy'
[15:17] <dnivra> nirazio, i think that's the right command and i hope it works.
[15:18] <red2kic> guerby: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/prevent-xorg-from-starting-in-linux/
[15:18] <red2kic> guerby: You might find that useful since you wish to disable X11
[15:18] <Vardan> people I need application that I give diff file and the file on which the patch should be applied (or the application will find the needed files from current folder) and shows the result. any suggestion?
[15:18] <Vardan> 'meld' not help
[15:18] <dreams> anyone tell me i cant install on ubuntu on my localdisk,a error is coming
[15:18] <guerby> red2kic, thx!
[15:18] <dnivra> !error | dreams
[15:18] <rs0832> nirazio: do you want empathy 2.32 deb?
[15:19] <nirazio> rs0832: Yes
[15:19] <RonaldJ> sipior as far as I can see it is not possible to get the hardwareaddress of a hostname with arp
[15:19] <rs0832> nirazio: did you get my dcc?
[15:19] <sipior> Vardan: does "patch --dry-run" not do what you want?
[15:19] <sipior> RonaldJ: and what exactly have you tried?
[15:19] <nirazio> rs0832: Sorry i din get
[15:20] <murmurs> hello
[15:20] <sipior> RonaldJ: "arp -a" will list the full cache. ping the host to ensure that its entry sits in the local cache.
[15:20] <RonaldJ>  sipior looked at the man-page and search or "ubuntu get hwaddr from ip" with Google
[15:20] <Vardan> sipior, no :( it
[15:20] <dreams> when i install ubuntu inside windows on my localdisk "f" an error is coming   and the installation is stoping,the ubuntu is not installing on my localdisk except c:/
[15:20] <Vardan> it's write 'Hunk #1 FAILED at 53.'
[15:20] <w3rdn4> what is a program that can recover deleted files on a portable usb thumbdrive ?
[15:20] <red2kic> guerby: You're recommended to back up ~/home and /etc -- As to preserve your configuration files.
[15:20] <sipior> RonaldJ: go back and read that man page again.
[15:21] <sipior> RonaldJ: or just see what arp -a prints.
[15:21] <guerby> red2kic, will do :)
[15:21] <RonaldJ> sipior see it. thanks
[15:21] <sipior> Vardan: try applying the patch with the appropriate "-p" switch.
[15:21] <murmurs> I'm a newbie to LAMP and I'm wondering what the best - most secure - way to connect a php page to a MySQL database?
[15:21] <dreams> any one know
[15:22] <murmurs> in ASP I used to use #include(...) to include the connection at the time of serving the page.
[15:22] <Vardan> sipior, the same error
[15:22] <murmurs> I tried to do the same in PHP but the connection doesn't seem to initiate.
[15:23] <sipior> Vardan: may simply be that the patch does not match the current source.
[15:24] <TiMeTeLl> Anyone get MOL (Mac on Linux) working on Ubuntu?
[15:25] <shingen> murmurs: mysql_connect, check out www.php.net for more info... it's the definitive resource for php syntax
[15:26] <telmessos> hi all. I want to learn if it is possible to make a partition on my hard disk after the system install? 138 GB of HDD is assigned for /home on my hard disk I want to divide another 40 GB? is it possible ?
[15:27] <red2kic> telmessos: Get on LiveCD. Install "gparted" (Gnome Partition Editor) and you can partition. The hard drive need to be umounted. You can't partition a live system. :)
[15:27] <shingen> telmessos: yes, gparted will allow you to resize partitions not in use
[15:28] <saliak> I've got a robot I've built with linux as it's heart.  It's head is a computer monitor.  I want to be able to play back video to that display, even if i, say, ssh in.  How would I do that?  You can see the bot at http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/n7mVsDp1YbFHudAOW6ZG2Kzpo1osxbf79B3D02-9d8A?feat=directlink
[15:28] <telmessos> red2kic, that's what I thought. But another thing on my mind is if I resize that partition I will lose the information on it. Right?
[15:28] <telmessos> thanks shingen
[15:28] <telmessos> ;)
[15:28] <Jemt> Hello. I want to automate the Ubuntu installation by using preseeds. How can I identify the names of the questions asked in d-i (the Debian/Ubuntu installer) ? The Wiki describes many of them, but I'm not sure they are all there.
[15:29] <dreams> when i install ubuntu on my localdisk f:/  an error is coming  "an error has setting the element data,request not supported"what is this error anyone explain
[15:29] <Jemt> Perhaps it's possible to have Ubuntu write each "label" to the console while installing, to figure out what's going on ?
[15:29] <aeon-ltd> Jemt: if you want a custom install, use remastersys or just clonezilla an exisiting iso
[15:29] <dreams> when i install ubuntu on my localdisk f:/  an error is coming  "an error has setting the element data,request not supported"what is this error anyone explain
[15:29] <xxthink_> what does this error msg mean?
[15:29] <xxthink_> http://pastebin.com/JcuT9Fhf
[15:29] <LukeL> telmessos gparted can safely resize without any data loss
[15:29] <Jemt> aeon-ltd: Sounds interesting, I'll look into that. Thanks
[15:29] <USS_OHIO> how do i make it so it doesnt show people joining and leaving in this IRC im using the Xchat right now cause i didnt wanna have 20 dif irc programs
[15:30] <Etherael> Hi guys, latest automatic ubuntu upgrade took me to 2.6.32-26-preempt (from 2.6.32-25-preempt) and has broken ati fglrx support, going to hardware drivers does not show the ability to re-enable it, anyone know what this is about / hoe to fix it?
[15:30] <red2kic> telmessos: I don't think so. In fact, I'm uncertain about how Ubuntu (or any Windows or Mac partition editors) deals with existing information As long as you don't resize the partition smaller than used-files partitions.
[15:30] <soreau> saliak: through ssh youd do something like DISPLAY=:0 same_video_player /path/to/video.ext
[15:30] <tsimpson> USS_OHIO: right click the channel tab, Settings -> Hide Join/Part Messages
[15:31] <soreau> saliak: s/same/some
[15:31] <dreams> hello any one help me....  when i install ubuntu on my localdisk f:/  an error is coming  "an error has setting the element data,request not supported"what is this error anyone explain
[15:31] <telmessos> Lukel: /home folder of my user is using the partition which I am planning to make changes on.
[15:31] <telmessos> so I  hope you are sure :)
[15:31] <saliak> soreau : oh, so display :0 is always the local head that's on the machine?
[15:32] <soreau> saliak: Not necessarily, its just the default display X runs on
[15:32] <red2kic> USS_OHIO: You also can modify XChat theme. I have them on really light gray so it does not bother me much. :)
[15:32] <telmessos> thanks. bye for now. :)
[15:32] <shingen> telmessos: as long as you umount the partition and don't turn off the power gparted can resize without data loss :)  if your partition is corrupt in any way, it'll recommend running ext2fstools first
[15:32] <red2kic> shingen: Too late. :<
[15:32] <saliak> soreau: I see. so I ssh in text (w/out X forwarding on).  then, if I set DISPLAY = :0 it's the head of the machine?
[15:33] <USS_OHIO> of all the things i clicked on, thanks found it
[15:33] <xxthink_> how to remove this error msg with gvim in ubuntu 10.04
[15:33] <soreau> saliak: I have no idea what you mean by the head of the machhine
[15:33] <xxthink_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/543646/
[15:33] <hmca> hi , i'm having some problems while doing a dist-upgrade , http://pastebin.com/KVbjW8Bt
[15:34] <saliak> soreau : sorry, the monitor that's connected to the SSH host
[15:34] <hmca> python packages
[15:34] <anton__> hello
[15:35] <soreau> saliak: Are you saying that you do not have an x session running on the bot?
[15:35] <Pici> hmca: It looks like you're running 11.04.  Please see the topic in #ubuntu+1
[15:35] <anton__> How a speedly Ubuntu
[15:35] <dreams> any one help me you can view the image of my error message http://imagebin.org/127882   click here to view and help me to install
[15:36] <Etherael> so noone knows anything about ubuntu auto updates continuously breaking fglrx?
[15:36] <saliak> soreau : there is an X session running, witht eh default login, displaying a gnome desktop on screen.  when i start my program, and it gets the appropriate command via the network, I want a shell script that can launch video that covers the whole screen
[15:36] <dreams> http://imagebin.org/127882 click the link to view my error image when i install ubuntu
[15:36] <sbalmos> morning. Been reading around about doing this, but was wondering if there was anything specific for Maverick... The infamous issue of getting PulseAudio to output to ESD for FreeNX audio streaming to work.
[15:36] <saliak> soreau : the program that actually launches the video may be run in an ssh terminal
[15:37] <shingen> saliak: you could always run vlc in your gnome desktop as it has web controls to display any video you want...
[15:37] <shingen> saliak: not the answer you want, but a good workaround :)
[15:38] <dajhorn> Etherael: fglrx is probably better tested with the -generic kernel.
[15:38] <dreams> when i get a errpr when i install ubuntu on my localdisk f you can view the error at  http://imagebin.org/127882  and help me to getrid of this
[15:38] <USS_OHIO> ok when you mount a file. if i just right click and create a new one is same as mounting one in terminal?
[15:38] <saliak> shingen : I was thinking VLC probably did what I wanted with some set of options.  is it possible to stream to VLC?  like, i could run a "server" in the desktop that's open and displayed, and from some other terminal, stream the video to it?
[15:38] <Etherael> dajhorn: the generic kernel randomly dumps ath9k wlans and does not pick them back up without a reboot.
[15:39] <soreau> saliak: Yea so if DISPLAY is not set (it isnt set by default in ssh terminal) then you will need to set it. Otherwise just run some_video_player /path/to/video.ext
[15:39] <dajhorn> Etherael:  Try your luck with maverick-proposed.    2.6.35-24-generic is current.
[15:39] <shingen> saliak: sure can, you can control it remotely via it's web interface and you can definitely stream content to it
[15:40] <Etherael> dajhorn: if it's that or manually hacking the ati drivers from the shell package and disabling updates, I'll go with the latter.
[15:41] <saliak> shingen : cool. i'll check that out.  thanks!
[15:41] <dajhorn> Etherael: maverick-proposed is eventually rolled into maverick-updates.  Try not to strand yourself.   Doing upstream installs for things like fglrx and nvidia-current tends can sometimes leave turds in the system that cause problems later.
[15:41] <shingen> saliak: you wouldn't be trying to make a bot like from the tv show big bang theory, would you? :P
[15:42] <Etherael> dajhorn: Isn't maverick still in beta?
[15:42] <dajhorn> Etherael: Nope.  Maverick is the current release.
[15:43] <dajhorn> Etherael: If you want to track the latest fglrx releases, then this is easier than doing an upstream install:  https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[15:43] <Etherael> dajhorn: Is there a way to upgrade from an already active lucid install or do I need to download a maverick iso and reboot from it etc?
[15:43] <frxstrem> if I have configured my wireless network in GNOME and uninstall ubuntu-desktop, will I still be able to connect to it (from the command line)?
[15:44] <saliak> shingen: dunno, I don't watch TV :) reading wikipedia, i'm not sure what the robot looks like.  this one is for a science museum in idaho.  we make lots of big robots www.xitome.com :)
[15:44] <jessyroo> whats the off topic channel
[15:44] <aeon-ltd> !ot
[15:44] <dajhorn> Etherael: If you were'nt prompted for the Maverick upgrade, then run this at a prompt:    `gksudo update-manager --check-dist-upgrades`
[15:44] <mouka> Can someone please help me with "suspend". I have suspend working when I close the lid of my HP laptop, but when I resume, all I get is a black screen.
[15:45] <mouka> anybody has had a similar issue and knows a fix
[15:45] <mouka> I would appreciate any input from you guys
[15:45] <shcherbak> dajhorn: is not lucid LTS?
[15:45] <dajhorn> shcherbak: Yes, Lucid the the most recent LTS.
[15:46] <Etherael> dajhorn: in progress, thanks.
[15:47] <dajhorn> Etherael: Welcome.
[15:47] <Etherael> isn't lts long term support? and wasn't it supposed to be only .04 releases were LTS?
[15:47] <Pweg> etherael: think so
[15:47] <Etherael> I just actually had to enable "normal distros" in update manager to even see maverick
[15:47] <abstractstone> in the Places menu there are some folders... but can I add a new one to that?
[15:47] <Etherael> it wasn't coming up when I had "Lts releases only" selected.
[15:47] <shingen> Etherael: every two years... 10.04, 08.04, 06.04... 12.04 is next lts
[15:47] <Pici> Etherael: LTS releases come very two years.
[15:47] <Etherael> so I'm pretty sure mavreick isn't LTS.
[15:48] <dajhorn> mouka: Post the model number of your computer.  You're more likely to get help if you provide this kind of information.
[15:48] <red2kic> abstractstone: Open any random folder -- Check Bookmark menu.
[15:48] <Jeruvy> shingen: actually it was 6.06 ;)
[15:48] <shingen> Jeruvy: yup, whoops :)
[15:48] <abstractstone> thank you red2kic !
[15:48] <freq9> it seems like my firefox isn't using the new ubuntu font anymore. any clue how to fix that?
[15:48] <bastidrazor> abstractstone: in nautilus you can drag and drop a folder there
[15:48] <mouka> I have an HP-6735b laptop. The suspend works, but resuming from suspend does not. All I get is a black screen when I try resuming after suspend.
[15:49] <mouka> The HDD seems te resume work as well as everything else, but screens stays black
[15:49] <abstractstone> bastidrazor: I tried that but it didn't accept it :S
[15:49] <mouka> anybody has had a similar issue, please let me know what you did to fix this issue
[15:49] <mouka> Thanks
[15:49] <shcherbak> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
[15:49] <tapas> what's a good way to allow a user to automatically run a script upon boot?
[15:49] <dajhorn> mouka: Several instances of this model on LaunchPad...  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/390827
[15:50] <Kyle__> how do you install without supurfulous dependencies, like postfix for smartmontools.
[15:50] <tapas> [with user permissions]
[15:50] <shcherbak> sorry, fallin on keyboard
[15:50] <Pici> tapas: Have them put it in their crontab for the time @reboot
[15:50] <tapas> Pici: thanks
[15:50] <bastidrazor> abstractstone: drag and dro the folder to the left bar in nautilus, not the actual places menu in the panel
[15:51] <tapas> Pici: or was that a joke?
[15:51] <tapas>  :D
[15:51] <Pici> tapas: No, I'm not joking.  Does that not do what you wanted?
[15:51] <tapas> [can't find it in manpage of crontab]
[15:52] <dajhorn> Kyle__:  apt-get install --no-install-recommends ...
[15:52] <Pici> tapas: see man 5 crontab
[15:52] <erUSUL> Kyle__: --no-install-recommends
[15:52] <tapas> Pici: thanks.
[15:52] <sam16> slow booting ..... how to make it faster?
[15:52] <Kyle__> dajhorn: Those weren't the recommends, those were requred.  Other things were recommended.  Unless I missed something.
[15:53] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Hello! / Labas!
[15:53] <Kyle__> those were listed as "The following extra packages", with others listed as "Suggested" which weren't installed.
[15:53] <dajhorn> Kyle__:   If a package has a dependency that you want to avoid, then you need to do something like `dpkg --force-depends`.
[15:54] <dajhorn> Kyle__: This is almost always the wrong way to do something, however.
[15:54] <Kyle__> dajhorn: Yea, I know.
[15:54] <sam16> slow booting ..... how to make it faster?
[15:54] <cmpayc> Hello. How do I enable non-English fonts in linux console for 10.10?
[15:54] <sam16> guys need help slow booting ..... how to make it faster?
[15:54] <abstractstone> ubuntu it is the best :)
[15:55] <dajhorn> Kyle__:   smartmontools doesn't directly depend on postfix.    You probably want to install a lightweight or dummy MTA instead.
[15:55] <sipior> sam16: what does slow mean, in this case?
[15:55] <kcorcoran> am attempting to unzip several files from one location to another location.  i have figured out how to unzip several files (using a wildcard).  how do i redirect the output to another location?
[15:55] <Kyle__> dajhorn: Ahh, it did work.  The wording of apt-get's messages made me think those were requred, not suggested.  Thank you.
[15:55] <dajhorn> Kyle__: Welcome.
[15:55] <Kyle__> dajhorn: I want no MTA on these boxes.  They're netbooting lab machines.
[15:56] <sam16> i mean during starting ubuntu that black screen lost for longer  period
[15:56] <cmpayc> kcorcoran: cd to that location and unzip/7z from there?
[15:57] <Kyle__> sam16: Longer period than what?
[15:57] <kcorcoran> cmpayc:  can you shed more light?  i know how to untar the files, but not sure of the switches to redirect the output
[15:57] <sam16> than before.... its doesnt starts in 17 seconds
[15:57] <dreams>  doyou know any tools to modify my default ubuntu completely and distribute it as livecd,iwant to doit for my institution,iwant to change starting logo,change color of login box etc....help meeeeeee
[15:58] <dreams>  doyou know any tools to modify my default ubuntu completely and distribute it as livecd,iwant to doit for my institution,iwant to change starting logo,change color of login box etc....help meeeeeee
[15:58] <ThunderStruck> Isn't that what the ubunto sofware center is for?
[15:58] <Kyle__> sam16: Well what changed?  Maybe you changed something.  Maybe some bios settings changed.
[15:58] <Pici> !remaster > dreams
[15:58] <sam16> kyle: now wat to do ?
[15:59] <skullboy> i am a kickstand in your mouth
[15:59] <Pici> skullboy: excuse me?
[15:59] <sipior> skullboy: powerful imagery.
[15:59] <brontoeee>  my audacity is missing 'save as' menu (the entire menu line), how to fix that?
[15:59] <sam16> is there any remedy for that ?
[16:00] <Kyle__> sam16: Figure out what changed.  Read /var/log/syslog to see if there's anything breaking.
[16:00] <dreams> there is no option to modify starting logo, login box etc..any one know the toll for doing that
[16:00] <skullboy> Do animals believe in God?
[16:00] <Kyle__>  /ignore skullboy
[16:00] <Kyle__> Ahhh.
[16:00] <mouka> My cpu fan is always ON
[16:00] <Pweg> skullboy, you may be in the wrong channel for that kind of discussion
[16:00] <Pici> skullboy: This is a support channel, please stay on topic.
[16:00] <shingen> yay, skullboy is quoting Marilyn Manson... *SNORE*
[16:01] <cmpayc> kcorcoran: I wasn't talkind about any switches. Just cd to where you want to unpack to, unpack the archive, cd back if necessary.
[16:01] <Kyle__> mouka: Good, then your CPU won't overheat.
[16:01] <mouka> how can I adjust it?
[16:01] <skullboy> i wanted to see if anyone would notice
[16:01] <mouka> Kyle__: funny!
[16:01] <Kyle__> mouka: I know I kill me.  Is it a laptop or a desktop?
[16:01] <mouka> Kyle__: laptop, HP-6735b
[16:02] <cmpayc> kcorcoran: Any reason this doesn't suit you?
[16:02] <Typh> ugh. Maverick CD boots up, then says "(initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system"
[16:02] <mouka> it becomes annoying after a while, the fan is blowing cold air.
[16:02] <kcorcoran> cmpayc:  i don't want to unzip the files to there current location and i don't want to copy them to the destination first.
[16:02] <mouka> Fan should be turned on only when CPU starts heating up
[16:02] <sam16> kyle: is there any thing i can make it work from terminal?
[16:03] <Kyle__> mouka: Generally if Ubuntu has support for the driver that controlls that, it's automatic.  Since it's obvious not this time, you may have to look up your specific model, see if there's a driver package to install.
[16:03] <shingen> kcorcoran: just be in the destination directory and use the full path to the source files to unzip...
[16:03] <kcorcoran> i want to mass unzip several (100's of files) at once from my flash drive to my local drive.
[16:03] <sam16> kyle: i mean any command
[16:03] <Kyle__> mouka: Sometimes you can do it from the BIOS, but not always.
[16:03] <kcorcoran> cmpayc:  oh, gotcha!!!
[16:03] <kcorcoran> thanks!!
[16:03] <mouka> Kyle__: how can I find that?
[16:03] <cmpayc> kcorcoran: I wrote "cd", not "cp". Change directory, not copy :)
[16:04] <Pici> kcorcoran: Look at the -d switch that is mentioned in the unzip manpage
[16:04] <Kyle__> sam16: I'm sorry, I can't walk you though how to figure out what changed.  There is no tool to replace you doing a little work.
[16:04] <Kyle__> mouka: Google for ubuntu and your model number, or hang around in here asking for advice from people who have that model.
[16:04] <Kyle__> mouka: And obviously, checking the bios for the setting, you know how to do that I trust?
[16:07] <fleshpike> hi everybody, does anyone know if it is possible to buy a socket 478 ata agp motherboard nowadays?
[16:07] <Kyle__> mouka: If it helps, sometimes the CPU fan hidden from the OS, and your only (indirect) control is via CPU frequency scaling.  Check to make sure that's working right.
[16:07] <silfer> Question: I've been looking ages for a possible solution for my problem but found nothing usefull. Im trying to connect my other laptop to wifi but it's not able to connect. It can recognise all the hotspots in the area but is unable to get connected. Any ideas?
[16:07] <skullboy> i am a birthday cake that you light up blow out cut apart and forget
[16:07] <shingen> fleshpike: no, but www.pricewatch.com may
[16:07] <Kyle__> fleshpike: I'm sure someone has them around, old stock probably.  Did you check frys and tiger?
[16:08] <Kyle__> shingen: That's the website, couldn't recall the name (it's been so long....)
[16:09] <Kyle__> Holy crap... they still sell socket 370 motherboards....
[16:09] <jatencio> -/clear
[16:09] <Pici> !ot
[16:09] <mikeg3> I just ran Update Manager in Meerkat: The installation or removal of a software package failed.  How do I fix this?  There are a lot of security updates.
[16:10] <slgma> is there a terminal command to display a custom notifcation?
[16:10] <shingen> aww, I wanted a slot A mobo :(
[16:10] <fleshpike> kyle__ : i will try that , thanks
[16:11] <army> sudo apt-get update
[16:11] <Pici> slgma: notify-send from the libnotify-bin package.
[16:11] <slgma> thx
[16:11] <slgma> thats exactly what i wanted
[16:11] <slgma> <3
[16:14] <Silferme> Anyone? I dont understand why would a wireless card be able to scan trough the hotspots but not able to connect?
[16:17] <m4xx> i've installed ubunut server and gnome-core. what do i need to install to install .deb files using the gui?
[16:17] <sauerbraten> Silferme: imagine it can just receive ALL OF THE PACKAGE flying around in the air, and read from where it comes and where it shall go. It does that if it is connected to a hotspot, too, to know if a package is meant for itself, it has to scan ALL packages :)
[16:17] <sauerbraten> *PACKAGES :/
[16:17] <gobbe> Silferme: what is your wlan-card (brand and model)
[16:17] <skullboy> ok sorry guys that was my brother that was off topic he is very inmuture
[16:17] <ety> hi ther e
[16:17] <godslam> Can anyone help me with rsync over SSH? Here's what I'm getting as feedback in the console: http://pastebin.com/mPqatmHT
[16:18] <ety> is
[16:18] <army> silferme:       Ihave the same question
[16:18] <skullboy> ok sorry guys that was my brother that was off topic he is very inmuture
[16:18] <sivel> godslam: you need a : after the IP and before the file path
[16:18] <sipior> skullboy: yeah, we got that.
[16:19] <sivel> godslam: basically follows the scp syntax
[16:19] <ety> hello
[16:19] <kernix> hey peeps
[16:19] <ety> is there mail server for multi domain ?
[16:19] <skullboy> ill make sure he does not get on again
[16:19] <m4xx> anyone? :(
[16:19] <sauerbraten> godslam, why is your machine called sexrobot? o.O
[16:19] <gobbe> godslam: you are using it wrong way
[16:19] <ety> ?
[16:20] <godslam> I've used it two different ways, gobbe. Neither of which work.
[16:20] <godslam> One sec. I'll post the other one.
[16:20] <ety> is there mail server for multi domain ?
[16:21] <gobbe> ety: yes, most of them can do multidomain
[16:21] <skullboy> so how do i fix my software index
[16:21] <Psychedelic_Appl> Oi
[16:21] <gobbe> godslam: are you trying to copy files from 216.245.201.2 to your home?
[16:21] <ety> which one is the best ? gobbe
[16:21] <godslam> Hokay, this is the original way I tried it and even with "echo 2>/dev/null" at the end, it didn't work. http://pastebin.com/pxT6juAw
[16:21] <godslam> Yes, gobbe.
[16:22] <gobbe> godslam: rsync -avz  console-vKTA0y@216.245.201.2:/usr/world.zip /home
[16:23] <Guest44469> whois
[16:23] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[16:23] <skullboy> ok my system is very unstable should i redo my system
[16:23] <yurigl> whois_[gust44469]
[16:23] <godslam> This is with the command you just gave me, gobbe. http://pastebin.com/Dns6LYav
[16:24] <edbian_> skullboy, We talked yesterday.  Did you switch things over yet?
[16:25] <gobbe> godslam: why do you want to use rsync to copy only one file? use just scp?
[16:25] <skullboy> yea
[16:25] <godslam> The server is busted and can't do anything besides SSH. =/
[16:26] <skullboy> most of my apps close at random times
[16:26] <gobbe> godslam: so you could take it with scp then
[16:26] <gobbe> godslam: scp  console-vKTA0y@216.245.201.2:/usr/world.zip /home
[16:26] <godslam> Thanks, I'll try that.
[16:26] <ety> which one is the best ? gobbe  mail server
[16:26] <edbian_> skullboy, You should start the apps in the terminal.  When there are errors they'll be posted there.  Then you can see maybe why they're closing.  Additionally look at the output of dmesg periodically.  Particularly near the bottom
[16:27] <godslam> gobbe: Unable to get term attr: Invalid argument
[16:27] <godslam> gobbe: That's what it returned to me from SCP.
[16:28] <Some_One> hi
[16:28] <Some_One> i need some help regarding ubuntu any one here ?
[16:29] <USS_OHIO> can someone help me install eve online in ubuntu? it keeps telling me its not an exe file
[16:29] <edbian_> Some_One, That's what we're here for!
[16:29] <edbian_> USS_OHIO, is eve online a windows game?
[16:29] <Some_One> edbian_, i am having an issue regarding wireless connectivity ..
[16:29] <USS_OHIO> yes
[16:29] <edbian_> Some_One, please elaborate
[16:29] <edbian_> USS_OHIO, Are you using wine?
[16:29] <error_203> hi my ubuntu login screen password box is missing?how to resolve this problem
[16:29] <Travis-42> is there any way to run a program in a "sandbox"? The only thing I could think of was create a separate user and run the program under that
[16:29] <mikeg3> Hi I am trying to update Maverick and failing.  The error message is:  "The installation or removal of a software package failed."  Tried sudo apt-get update in terminal, same sort of problem.  Apparently the packages are downloaded already, just not installed.
[16:29] <gobbe> godslam: can you ssh in to machine?
[16:29] <USS_OHIO> i have wine.
[16:30] <skullboy> output http://paste.ubuntu.com/543680/
[16:30] <godslam> Yes, gobbe.
[16:30] <Pici> !chroot | Travis-42
[16:30] <Travis-42> ah great, thanks pici
[16:30] <edbian_> USS_OHIO, you should ask in #wine-hq
[16:30] <Pici> Travis-42: I'm afraid I can't help you any further than pointing you to that info though, although some people here may be able to.
[16:30] <edbian_> skullboy, See that last bit?  Segmentation fault?
[16:30] <USS_OHIO> ok. how i change channels?
[16:31] <skullboy> yea
[16:31] <Some_One> edbian_, i am using tp-link TL-WN727N usb adaptor and i have a net gear router and i am using 10.4 ubuntu
[16:31] <error_203> ubuntu login screen shows only username and not password box,so m not able to login.how to resolve this ?
[16:31] <edbian_> skullboy, that means that something went wrong with how the program uses ram.  It is rather generic unfortunately
[16:31] <USS_OHIO> no ones in there :(
[16:31] <edbian_> USS_OHIO, /join #wine-hq
[16:31] <Some_One> edbian_, what i am facing here, i am full 100% signal strenght but there is no internet working neither i can access my router from IP.
[16:31] <skullboy> so why is this happening with all my apps
[16:32] <error_203> not ny ans :(
[16:32] <edbian_> USS_OHIO, it's #winehq   sorry about that!
[16:32] <edbian_> Some_One, hang on I'm a bit swamped
[16:32] <edbian_> skullboy, That's a good question. When did this start happening?
[16:32] <Some_One> Some_One, no problem bro, i am waiting :)
[16:32] <USS_OHIO> ok thanks edbian_
[16:32] <skullboy> 2 days ago
[16:33] <edbian_> skullboy, Do you see anything relevant near the end of dmesg
[16:33] <edbian_> skullboy, What did you do 2 days ago?
[16:33] <ThunderStruck> How do you fix a jack-a-latern?
[16:33] <edbian_> skullboy, Are you overclocking?
[16:33] <edbian_> skullboy, What kind of system are you running?
[16:33] <gogeta1> edbian_: system meltdown
[16:33] <skullboy> no that is bad for the system ist it and im running ubuntu 10.10
[16:33] <RealOpty> is there a way to easily downgrade from 10.10 to LTS?
[16:33] <gogeta1> edbian_: lol
[16:33] <edbian_> gogeta1, haha
[16:34] <sipior> RealOpty: i'm afraid not.
[16:34] <ThunderStruck> How do you fix a jack-a-latern? You get a punken-patch.
[16:34] <edbian_> skullboy, overclocking is potentially bad.  It causes odd errors like that if you overclock too high sometimes.
[16:34] <gogeta1> edbian_: i got a amd black at 3.3 but its also watercolled
[16:34] <Jeruvy> RealOpty: not really, and it maybe unstable if you attempt it.  I'd consider rebuilding.
[16:34] <army> mikeg3:sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:34] <edbian_> gogeta1, Nice, any idea skullboy's problem?
[16:34] <edbian_> skullboy, What did you do 2 days ago that generated the problem?  Do you know?
[16:35] <gogeta1> skullboy: bad for the hardware to if its not colled correctly
[16:35] <RealOpty> sipior, Jeruvy ok thanks. :)
[16:35] <skullboy> ok so first my software index broke then my pc started chashing and then my apps got unstable
[16:35] <Some_One> hmmm
[16:35] <edbian_> gogeta1, Was that a sentence?
[16:35] <Pici> ThunderStruck: Thats nice, but this is a support channel. If you want to be random (within reason), there is #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:35] <edbian_> skullboy, What is your software index?
[16:35] <gogeta1> skullboy: you probly have it set to high
[16:35] <ThunderStruck> How do you fix Visual Basic? you get a Eye Patch.
[16:35] <edbian_> skullboy, Did you do something with your install?  I remember you were going to reinstall and move partitions or soemthing
[16:36] <error_203> no one to help me
[16:36] <sipior> ThunderStruck: if you can't be funny, could you at least be original?
[16:36] <skullboy> no but that is why i wanted to do that
[16:36] <ZykoticK9> error_203, select the username and the password box should appear
[16:36] <skullboy> that and i seen an os i really want
[16:36] <edbian_> skullboy, can you pastebin dmesg for me?   What do you mean by software index?
[16:36] <edbian_> skullboy, What OS do you want that you saw?
[16:36] <error_203> zykotick9:no  it doesnot appear
[16:37] <edbian_> skullboy, Please start your sentences with my name like I'm doing for you.  It highlights it for me
[16:37] <skullboy> gnacktrack
[16:37] <mikeg3> cant update ubuntu output http://paste.ubuntu.com/543683/
[16:37] <edbian_> skullboy, gnacktrack huh
[16:37] <skullboy> its ubuntu but it has all the backtrack apps and ubuntu apps
[16:37] <error_203> zykotick9:the password box is missing
[16:37] <bastidrazor> error_203: press enter
[16:38] <ZykoticK9> error_203, sorry - i have no idea then.  best of luck.
[16:38] <edbian_> skullboy, neat.
[16:38] <Some_One> may i have some attention now .. ?
[16:38] <error_203> bastidarzor:no thats not work
[16:38] <edbian_> skullboy, Please start your sentences with my name
[16:38] <gogeta1> edbian_: genrel rule with overclocking dont go past the hardware tolerance aka whats its real max is
[16:38] <edbian_> gogeta1, I don't think he's overclocking at all but thank you
[16:38] <Roasted_> Has there been any reports of newer Ubuntu kernels messing up Intel wireless? I just booted up 10.04 on my laptop and the wireless came back as disabled, yet I had it enabled on the hardware radio switch on the laptop. Booted to the oldest kernel with 10.04 and it worked. Just curious if anybody knows offhand if there were any widespread issues I should be aware of.
[16:38] <edbian_> Some_One, Just restate your question every so often and people will take notice.
[16:39] <sipior> Some_One: best to repeat your question at ten minute intervals, or thereabouts.
[16:39] <error_203> bastidrazor: used various commands also in alt+ctrl+f1 mode but it doesmot also worked
[16:39] <skullboy> edbian, so redo it???
[16:39] <fleshpike> what s the difference between ata 100 and ata 133?
[16:39] <edbian_> skullboy, What is your goal right now?  To fix the Ubuntu install or just to install gnacktrack?
[16:40] <skullboy> to fix ubuntu
[16:40] <Some_One> edbian_, sipior  i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght
[16:40] <sipior> Some_One: tell the channel, not me.
[16:40] <sudipta> is there a linux version of utorrent available?
[16:40] <edbian_> skullboy, alright than post your dmesg to pastebin
[16:40] <shingen> fleshpike: about 33mb/s... ATA133 is backwards compatiblee
[16:40] <edbian_> sudipta, You want utorrent or just any torrent downloader?
[16:40] <Some_One> as well connected, but i am unable to browse, or even open my router setting
[16:41] <skullboy> command not found
[16:41] <edbian_> skullboy, typo?  dmesg
[16:41] <gogeta1> shingen: i beleve all ata is back compact same for sata
[16:41] <rm_work> sudipta: i believe there was a beta... not sure if it went live yet... but it runs great for me in WINE
[16:41] <ServerTechLaptop> How can i access my usb drive in ubuntu server edition?
[16:41] <edbian_> skullboy, Please start your sentences with my name.
[16:41] <Redcoil> Hi
[16:41] <error_203> bastidrazor:on clicking upon  usernames it shows queez/sid
utorrent would be great....
[16:41] <Some_One> edbian_, sipior  i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght, but unable to use internet,
[16:42] <fleshpike> shingen : let s see if i understood, are there 133 and 100 hard drives?
[16:42] <jocrawfo> hey guys i am trying to create a file with a list of all packages installed on one machine so that i may take that file to another machine and make sure those packages are installed there.  I have done this in the past however I am getting errors this time
[16:42] <Some_One> sorry sipior :/ i just repeat
[16:42] <skullboy> edbain, command not found still most of my commands will come up as not found
[16:42] <gogeta1> fleshpike: thers 133 100 66
[16:42] <Redcoil> Someone proficient with Linux on a Mac here?
[16:42] <bastidrazor> error_203: sounds like you're using debian and not ubuntu.
[16:42] <jocrawfo> aptitude –display-format ‘%p’ search ‘?installed!?automatic’ > ~/my-packages ------> Results in: bash: !?automatic’ > ~/my-packages: event not found
[16:42] <sipior> Some_One: don't, then.
[16:42] <jocrawfo> any thoughts on what I could do?
[16:42] <edbian_> skullboy, really?  I think something is majorly wrong with your install.  Can you use cd?
[16:42] <error_203> no
[16:42] <error_203> m ubuntu
[16:42] <aeon-ltd> !who | skullboy
[16:43] <edbian_> !tab | skullboy
[16:43] <fleshpike> gogetal : if i have a ata 133 hard drive will it fit a ata 100 motherboard?
[16:43] <gogeta1> fleshpike: you can pretty mutch use any hdd in any system thers even sata to ide adaptors
[16:43] <skullboy> edbian, it only beeb like that lately
[16:43] <Pici> !ot | fleshpike
[16:43] <gogeta1> fleshpike: yes but it will go 100 speeds
[16:43] <bbeattie> I've installed the nvidia 260.19.29 module for 10.04. I now need to compile some OpenGL apps and but need to pull a gl headers, (ie, gl.h, glu.h, etc) do the ones in mesa-common-dev work or should there be specific ones for nvidia in order to use nvidia hardware acceleration?
where can i get the beta from???
[16:43] <gogeta1> fleshpike: it may r may not include the correct cale
[16:43] <gogeta1> cable
[16:44] <edbian_> skullboy, beeb like that?
[16:44] <asdsg> how does one find the generic name for update-alternatives?
[16:44] <Pici> fleshpike, gogeta1: ##hardware would be a better place to discuss this, as you can see #ubuntu is already quite busy with Ubuntu support.
[16:44] <skullboy> edbian, excuse me
[16:44] <edbian> skullboy, Can you sudo apt-get update   ?
[16:45] <skullboy> no it says command not found
[16:45] <edbian> skullboy, Which command is not found?
[16:45] <numberto> Hello everybody. Can somebody direct me to an IRC where I can discuss chromium working in ubuntu
[16:45] <numberto> thanks in advance
[16:45] <edbian> skullboy, What did you do that cause this?  Do you know?
[16:45] <histo> numberto: you could try and get ahold of the maintainer
[16:45] <error_203> no help :(
[16:45] <histo> numberto: I use chrome from google directly rather than chromium
[16:46] <mikeg3> I can seem to get Ubuntu 10.10  to update this latest time.  Tried sudo apt-get update also.  Updates seem downloaded but not installed
[16:46] <numberto> histo: what is the difference
[16:46] <skullboy> edbian, no just happened my files started going crupout i have no gui now just tremanal
[16:46] <asdsg> For x-www-browser in /etc/alternatives/ how does one find the generic name?
[16:46] <histo> numberto: well you'll have a more current version than the one in the repos for starters
[16:46] <someone235> hi, i have wlan card EW-7711In and its driver doesn't compatible for with kernel greater than 2.6.32. I have something to do expect deupdating the kernel?
[16:47] <name5> SORRY
[16:47] <Roasted_> Has there been any reports of newer Ubuntu kernels messing up Intel wireless? I just booted up 10.04 on my laptop and the wireless came back as disabled, yet I had it enabled on the hardware radio switch on the laptop. Booted to the oldest kernel with 10.04 and it worked. Just curious if anybody knows offhand if there were any widespread issues I should be aware of.
[16:47] <name5> kANN ich fragen?
[16:47] <rm_work> sudipta: i don't think it's a public beta :( was just saying, I remember from their forums something about a beta... anyway, from their FAQ, they even state "Linux users can run µTorrent with the latest version of Wine." which I can verify works fine
[16:47] <Pici> !de | name5
[16:47] <numberto> i donwnloaded chrome latest version today from google's official website. The problem is that it crashes my whole system when I open saved pages with it
[16:47] <edbian> skullboy, Obviously something is like majorly wrong.  Without apt-get it is extremely difficult to fix the system because that is the utility to install and remove software.  I suggest just clean installing.  You can use the live CD to grab your data and put it on a second HDD, or a usb flash drive, or on another partition on your hdd or something.
[16:47] <histo> numberto: i'm running versions 8.0.552.215
oookkkk......thanx
[16:48] <name5> jemand kenn ich habe firefox im meinem Notebook Löschen!
[16:48] <histo> numberto: actually that's the version in the repo
[16:48] <name5> wie kann ich daas wieder haben?
[16:48] <numberto> histo:  I just installed 8.0.552.224 from googles website
[16:48] <Pici> numberto: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie
[16:48] <edbian> skullboy, Now, as to why things are missing.  Perhaps something is wrong with your hardware.  I suspect the HDD is going since so many things are missing but it's also possibly bad ram (because of the seg faults)
[16:48] <histo> numberto: usually chrome is more stable chromium is their development branch from what I understand
[16:48] <Pici>                   bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke
[16:48] <Pici> numberto: sorry, mistab, clearly.
[16:48] <FloodBot4> Pici: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:48] <rm_work> sudipta: though I will say, running rtorrent in a screen session and using something like rutorrent for a frontend, is my choice for how to run things
[16:48] <guest101> Hello, anyone know about converting .odg to .svg for use in lyx
[16:48] <Some_One> i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght, but unable to use internet,
[16:49] <SmokeyD> hey everyone, I remember reading in a linux magazine or on the internet somewhere about a linux app that tracks which windows on your desktop you are using, and what you are doing there (like the url or titles of websites you are visiting) and stuff like that. Any one have a clue what the app is called? It would really help me figuring out at the end of the day what the **ll I have been doing all day
[16:49] <skullboy> edbain, that is why i wanted to get it on to another distro and resise it the command to copy says command not found
[16:49] <numberto> Pici: I had the same problem with older versions - I just didn't care because I thought that it just a beta version and will be fixed
[16:49] <numberto> but I get same error after ugrading
[16:49] <rm_work> sudipta: i find people get focused on what they're used to, and don't look around and find out that with a little bit of learning, there are actually BETTER solutions out there natively :)
[16:49] <bastidrazor> ;[';mm/.,m,,mmjujo'
[16:49] <guest101> HELP NEEDED; anyone know about converting .odg to .svg for use in lyx
[16:49] <skullboy> edbain, so is the list command
[16:50] <FloridaGuy> ubuntu 10.04 isent letting me upgrade to 10.10....sudo do-release-upgrade   Checking for a new ubuntu release No new release found
[16:50] <asdsg> nvm got my answer
[16:50] <edbian> skullboy, Burn a live CD of the new distro.  Use the new distro to do everything.
[16:50] <Some_One> i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght, but unable to use internet,
[16:50] <error_203> floridaguy: use alt+f2 and write update-manager -d
[16:50] <skullboy> ok well bye and thanks
[16:50] <bassliner> when i want to replace the installed libc6 (ubuntu-9) with a libc6 (ubuntu-6), what's the correct way to do so?
[16:50] <numberto> so does anybody knows chrome irc where I can ask chrome-guys
i believe there is......actually i am quite happy with bittorrent...just asking out of curiosity:-)
[16:50] <mikeg3> I can seem to get Ubuntu 10.10  to update this latest time.  Tried sudo apt-get update also.  Updates seem downloaded but not installed.  Can anyone please help?
[16:50] <skullboy> edbian, well bye and thanks
[16:50] <edbian> skullboy, good luck!  I'm not sure what caused that problem.  Very strange.
[16:50] <ZykoticK9> FloridaGuy, LTS will not 'by default' upgrade to non-LTS versions - sorry i don't know what change needs to be made it allow it.  (i don't recommend upgrades)
[16:51] <ZykoticK9> FloridaGuy, error_203's suggestion is incorrect
[16:51] <Jeruvy> numberto: I think googles official support is via google groups, but I'd be surprised if there isn't a channel around here :)
i dont have much space left on my hard drive.....
[16:51] <Not_another_gues> I am using OpenOffice.org 3.2.1
[16:51] <Not_another_gues> OOO320m19 (Build:9505)
[16:51] <Not_another_gues> ooo-build 3.2.1.4, Ubuntu package 1:3.2.1-6ubuntu2~10.04.1
[16:52] <Not_another_gues> Open draw
[16:52] <FloodBot4> Not_another_gues: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
anything works out of the box is great(thing about GNU/linux)
[16:52] <Pici> FloridaGuy: You need to modify /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades from prompt=lts to prompt=normal
[16:52] <numberto> Jerevy: I seen one before - just don't remmeber exact name. All combinations which I have tried failed
[16:52] <USS_OHIO> wooo hooo i love ubuntu and its awesome users! thanks everyone for helping me out!
[16:52] <error_203> floridaguy: m correct try it
[16:52] <Pici> error_203, FloridaGuy:The -d switch is only for upgrading to the DEVELOPMENT version of Ubuntu, which is Natty (11.04) at this point.
[16:53] <ZykoticK9> error_203, actually -d says to update to development version so that would be 11.04
[16:53] <FloridaGuy> error_203, i thought its supose to bering that up....when you bring the update window up
[16:53] <ZykoticK9> FloridaGuy, use Pici's steps above
[16:53] <bidaboy> hi all, i installed ubuntu on my labtop, then i installed it on another pc, i want to copy the version on my labtop to the new 1, i thouth to copy all files from the old to the new but i dont know i that will wotk !
[16:54] <Not_another_gues> I have a physics dissertation to hand and im stressed can someone help
[16:54] <Jeruvy> numberto: ask around or ask chanserv about channel lists.
[16:54] <error_203> pici: ok but it shows you the latest versin of ur release ubuntu
[16:54] <edbian> bidaboy, You should copy everything in your /home
[16:54] <edbian> bidaboy, It is likely that is the only place that is different between the two.
[16:54] <Pici> error_203: 11.04 is neither released nor supported at this time.  It is still in alpha status.
[16:54] <edbian> Not_another_gues, Is it Ubuntu related?
[16:55] <Not_another_gues> yes
[16:55] <FloridaGuy> ZykoticK9, Pici  update-manager -d... worked
[16:55] <error_203> pici: i have some quetions
[16:55] <bidaboy> edbian, no i installed a lot of softs on the old one
[16:55] <edbian> Not_another_gues, I'll help I guess
[16:55] <Pici> FloridaGuy: You're on your own then.
[16:55] <ZykoticK9> FloridaGuy, not for 10.10 it didn't
[16:55] <edbian> bidaboy, Then you need to copy all of /usr and all of your home folder
[16:55] <Not_another_gues> open office draw crashes when i convert .odg to .svg for use in lyx any ideas
[16:55] <ZykoticK9> FloridaGuy, #ubuntu+1 when you run into problems
[16:55] <Pici> error_203: Thats what this channel is for.
[16:56] <edbian> Not_another_gues, Use an older version.  It's clearly a bug in the software.  (you should report the bug to them too)
[16:56] <bidaboy> edbian, that will work ?
[16:56] <edbian> bidaboy, Umm, I've never tried it.  Now that I think about it, that will probably freak out the package manager.
[16:57] <edbian> bidaboy, You could copy the entire install to the new machine.  (they won't remain syncronized)
[16:57] <USS_OHIO> edbian_ whats that channel again? i didnt know if i closed my terminal it would close the installation
[16:57] <edbian> bidaboy, Connect both of the hdd's to the same computer some how.
[16:57] <edbian> bidaboy, boot that computer with a live CD, use gparted to copy the partition from one hdd to another, install grup.  Fix any small bugs that might be left over
[16:57] <edbian> USS_OHIO, wineHQ
[16:57] <edbian> USS_OHIO, good luck! :)
[16:58] <dario_> Hi
[16:58] <dario_> !it
[16:58] <Not_another_gues> Cheers ebian
[16:58] <bidaboy> edbian, how about users account and theire passwords?
[16:58] <edbian> bidaboy, Well if you copy the entire system that will be taken care of
[16:59] <edbian> bidaboy, If you copy individual folder and files and stuff then you'll need that to.  The more I think about it though copying this way is a bad idea
[16:59] <Some_One> i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght, but unable to use internet,
[16:59] <edbian> bidaboy, BTW that stuffs in /etc/group, /etc/passwd, and /etc/shadow
[16:59] <hplc> is it possible for the backdoor "DoomJuice" to infect / affect a linux machine? portscan attackdetector is claiming my machine is conducting scans :S
[16:59] <afroman> hello. how do I find out the ip adress of my wireless router?
[16:59] <karthick87> !mp3
[16:59] <FloridaGuy> update-manager -d...... is taking me to 10.10
[16:59] <bidaboy> edbian, ok i will try gparted
[16:59] <Some_One> i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght, but unable to use internet,
[17:00] <bidaboy> edbian, thaks
[17:00] <edbian> bidaboy, It will take a long time.  Have fun!
[17:00] <error_203> hi guys help me m. when i start upgrading ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04 alpha1 after sometime when my screen gets locked, when i try to unlock it the password box is missed thete only it shows username.how to fix this
[17:00] <edbian> afroman, You guess at it like this: 192.168.1.1
[17:00] <bidaboy> edbian, ok
[17:00] <io> error_203: #ubuntu+1
[17:00] <Some_One> i am facing issue regarding wireless communication, i am using TP Link wireless adapter model TL-WN727N, i am having 10.4 and system is showing full signal strenght, but unable to use internet,
[17:01] <ZykoticK9> !repeat | Some_One
[17:01] <afroman> edbian: I changed it from NAT to access point, now I can't get in my router
[17:01] <Some_One> ZykoticK9, what ?
[17:01] <resno> Some_One: is the password correct?
[17:02] <ZykoticK9> Some_One, repeat your question every 10-15 minutes at the most, not every minute
[17:02] <Some_One> ZykoticK9, gotcha
[17:02] <numberto> How can I upgrade my ubuntu 10.04 on my netbook. My netbook does not have a reliable internet connection to do it. But I download the 10.10.   Is there any way to do it offline?
[17:02] <edbian> afroman, It probably doesn't have an IP address anymore since it's looking for a DHCP server to give it one.  Got a reset button?
[17:02] <Some_One> resno, yes its showing connected.. 100% signal strength
[17:02] <afroman> edbian: yes
[17:02] <gogeta1> numberto: you need the alt cd and it cn upgrade from cd then
[17:02] <resno> Some_One: try doing ifconfig.
[17:02] <gogeta1> can
[17:02] <ZykoticK9> numberto, you can somehow use the alternative cd (not the livecd) to upgrade with (i've never done it)
[17:03] <edbian> afroman, Use it man
[17:03] <Some_One> renso i am a noob :/ kindly tell me the procedure .. i have selected DHCP (automatic)
[17:03] <histo> !upgrade | afroman
[17:03] <afroman> edbian: but I thought to keep it as an access point would be better, is it?
[17:03] <gogeta1> ZykoticK9: i beleve its just a mater of inserting it and it says upgrade cd found
[17:03] <bastidrazor> i thought the alternate upgrade route was only possible if installed from an alternate cd to begin with.
[17:03] <edbian> afroman, access point allows you to have multiple wireless routers where some of them (the access points) just repeat the signal instead of dolling out IP addresses and such
[17:03] <kuroi_> hello,  i maybe have a silly trouble, but i couldn't fix it myself
[17:04] <edbian> afroman, It's not 'better'  it's different
[17:04] <ZykoticK9> bastidrazor, i don't "believe" so - but i don't think upgrades are a good idea
[17:04] <numberto> ZykoticK9: Is it safe. I mean am I risking to destroy everything ?
[17:04] <gogeta1> numberto: sometimes upgrades can go badly
[17:04] <ZykoticK9> numberto, upgrades OFTEN lead to issues...
[17:05] <resno> Some_One: press alt+f2. a window will pop up. in that box type gnome-terminal
[17:05] <numberto> gogeta1: does it mean that I shouldn't do it?
[17:05] <Quantum_Ion> When 10.10 becomes like 10.04 LTS stable then I will upgrade
[17:05] <Some_One> resno i am on terminal
[17:05] <afroman> edbian: don't get it
[17:05] <gogeta1> numberto: well 10.04 is lts you dont relly need to
[17:05] <edbian> afroman, Do you know what DHCP is?
[17:05] <resno> Some_One: type ifconfig and press enter
[17:05] <Some_One> yes done resno
[17:06] <Quantum_Ion> Not really in a rush to upgrade unless the distro is LTS long term stable
[17:06] <afroman> edbian: yes
[17:06] <edbian> afroman, Then what don't you get?
[17:06] <FloridaGuy> Pici, i just did your sugestion
[17:06] <resno> Some_One: do you have an ip address?
[17:06] <ZykoticK9> Quantum_Ion, i think you have to wait until 12.04 for the next LTS (not sure)
[17:06] <hplc> in a clean basic install, is there any reason why PSAD (portscan attack detector" would claim the ubuntu box is conducting scans?
[17:07] <Quantum_Ion> ZykoticK9, So I will be using 10.04 for a while
[17:07] <Some_One> aahh my bad resno, power failed here :) i was configuring on my desktop system ..
[17:07] <ZykoticK9> Quantum_Ion, that's the whole idea of LTS ;)
[17:07] <Some_One> resno, i'll be back when i will get power.
[17:07] <resno> Some_One: ok. good luck
[17:07] <scorch> got a wierd problem, just started happening.  ubuntu 10.10, computer button top  right corner does not come up with a list of options anymore (restart, shutdown, etc)
[17:08] <gogeta1> hplc: ubuntu has a firewall maybe its scaning
[17:08] <rm_work> usually LTS is just recommended when it needs to be used in business/stable environment... for home use, you probably WANT to upgrade every 6 months / year :P
[17:08] <kuroi_> hello, my bars have dessapear
[17:08] <afroman> edbian: I thought by changing to access point I make the router into a dhcp and would appoint an ip
[17:08] <kuroi_> how can i configure them back?
[17:08] <bastidrazor> !panels | kuroi_
[17:08] <rm_work> I know I do, but I may be strange... when I ran gentoo, i did this once/day at least: emerge -uv world
[17:09] <gogeta1> rm_work: not relly lts is for home to.
[17:09] <edbian> afroman, No, normally the router does DHCP for you (it is a DHCP server).  If you have more than one DHCP server than they will confuse one another.  You need to have one and only one.  By changing to access point you turn dhcp off and it will no longer appoint IPs
[17:09] <scorch> got a wierd problem, just started happening.  ubuntu 10.10, computer button top  right corner does not come up with a list of options anymore (restart, shutdown, etc).  And my username next to it does the same thing.
[17:09] <kuroi_> ok, but first, i don't know how to get a terminal
[17:09] <rm_work> the only people that *really* seem to support LTS is Canonical for their enterprise support, and that package updates and backports generally continue more reliably
[17:09] <afroman> edbian: I mean more like relay ip from my isp so that my pc would be able to have a direct ip to the internet
[17:09] <gogeta1> rm_work: gentoo and arch use a rolling relese style meaning the distro is always the latest ver
[17:09] <scorch> how do i restart computer in terminal
[17:10] <bastidrazor> scorch: sudo reboot now
[17:10] <Quantum_Ion> with 10.10 it will take a while before they work out all the bugs people will complain and issue complaints about things not working right on 10.10 and Ubuntu people will have to fix that stuff
[17:10] <rm_work> gogeta1: i know :P
[17:10] <resno> scorch: sudo reboot
[17:10] <scorch> k
[17:10] <scorch> hopefully it will correct itself
[17:10] <edbian> afroman, If you want that just remove the router from the whole situation.  Plug the modem right into the computer.
[17:10] <Quantum_Ion> as root you can do init 6 and it will reboot your system too from the command line
[17:11] <gogeta1> afroman: if you lock yourself out of your roughter you might have to factury reset it
[17:11] <edbian> gogeta1, He already did
[17:11] <afroman> edbian: but I want a wireless connection
[17:11] <edbian> afroman, Than I don't believe it's possible.
[17:11] <rm_work> gogeta1: my point was just that it if you come HERE looking for help, very few people really go out of their way to go back two or three versions to help you, because most of us are power users and are running latest release :)
[17:11] <afroman> right now it is working fine
[17:11] <numberto> scorch:  Try this: press  Alt + SysRq   and then with intervals of 1-2 seconds press R, E, I, S, U, B buttons
[17:12] <scorch> k
[17:12] <afroman> edbian: right now it is possible and working fine
[17:12] <Quantum_Ion> afroman, make sure you have an RJ-45 cable and attach it to your router and your compter so you can download the wifi drivers for ubuntu linux
[17:12] <hplc> damn im confused, even if the UFW firewall were to conduct scans, why would localhost scan localhost over and over? from logs: "127.0.0.1 -> 127.0.0.1 udp: [53] udp"
[17:12] <edbian> afroman, You can however, forward the ports you want to your machine.  That way you can send something to your public address and it will go to your personal machine as if you had a public IP for that port.
[17:12] <edbian> afroman, You have a public IP address?
[17:12] <sam---___----> afroman, try googling for dmz
[17:12] <gogeta1> hplc: dunno see what on port 53
[17:13] <gogeta1> hplc: probly lead to a answer
[17:13] <Pici> hplc: 53 is dns iirc
[17:13] <afroman> edbian: yes
[17:13] <Bilz> hello
[17:13] <hplc> bind running on 53 to quicken name resolution
[17:13] <edbian> afroman, Perhaps I am wrong and it is possible!  I have no idea what the routers IP might be.  I presume it doesn't have one.  Since that would lead to an address conflict.
[17:13] <gogeta1> hplc: there you go
[17:13] <Jemt> Hello. I'm automating the Ubuntu installation using preseeds. How do I figure out the names of each item in the d-i installer, in order to pass values to them ?
[17:13] <Bilz> can anyone help me. im trying to figure out how to rearrange the items in the top right panel, the order is annoying me and it randomly changes it alot
[17:13] <edbian> afroman, Either that or you have more than 1 public IP (i.e. more than one subscribtion to internet service)
[17:13] <ZykoticK9> edbian, routers require an IP address...
[17:14] <gogeta1> hplc: so your dns naturly scans looking for a ip to get
[17:14] <mrk_> has anybody experienced complete failure of panels in the distro dvd installation of Ubuntu 10.4?
[17:14] <Jemt> Some guys was kind enough to suggest Remaster-sys, but that's not what I want :)
[17:14] <Jemt> guy*
[17:14] <gogeta1> hplc: or sending hartbeats
[17:14] <gogeta1> hplc: wait i was ting dhcp dns is your your host name resuklv on the net
[17:14] <edbian> ZykoticK9, He put it in access point mode.  This way he gets the public IP directly sent to his machine.  What the heck is the IP of the router in this case?  It'd have to be a public IP because there is no device 'routing' anymore
[17:14] <Quantum_Ion> Bilz, Go to the middle of the panel and right click and select properties
[17:15] <Bilz> Quantum_Ion, yeah
[17:15] <xuodin> mrk_@try downloading another distro
[17:15] <Quantum_Ion> BilZ Play around with those settings
[17:15] <ZykoticK9> edbian, "access point mode" makes sense to me for wireless, but nothing else... sorry i have no idea.  Not a setup I've ever tried (seems counter productive in my opinion)
[17:15] <gogeta1> hplc: in other words not a thret
[17:16] <Bilz> Quantum_Ion, i have with no luck
[17:16] <edbian> ZykoticK9, YEah this is for wireless
[17:16] <hplc> cant use dhcp client anymore, had to go manually set IP, at bout same time these "src: 127.0.0.1 signature match: "BACKDOOR DoomJuice file upload attempt" shoved up in logs
[17:16] <mrk_> xuodin, i hve used a dvd from linux shop..is it a known problem?
[17:16] <ZykoticK9> edbian, access point in wireless typically rely on having a DHCP server elsewhere in the network!
[17:16] <edbian> afroman, You are ware of the security implications of having a public IP with no firewall?
[17:16] <xuodin> mrk_haven`t heard about it before
[17:16] <gogeta1> hplc: i think your brogram is giving false ifo
[17:16] <gogeta1> program
[17:17] <mikeg3> I can seem to get Ubuntu 10.10  to update this latest time.  Tried sudo apt-get update also.  Updates seem downloaded but not installed.  Can anyone please help?
[17:17] <ZykoticK9> gogeta1, bro-gram i like that ;)
[17:17] <edbian> mikeg3, apt-get update downloads them, apt-get safe-upgrade installs them :)
[17:17] <edbian> mikeg3, Very perceptive BTW
[17:17] <xuodin> mrk_@try downloading you own version and burn it
[17:17] <afroman> edbian: the router has a firewall, so is ubuntu
[17:18] <xuodin> mrk_@think that should solve it
[17:18] <kuroi_> my bars dissapear and i don't know how to open a terminal without the bars
[17:18] <ZykoticK9> mikeg3, actually "sudo apt-get updage && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" would be normal - i think safe-upgrade is only available with aptitude
[17:18] <gogeta1> hplc: you relise thats a windows worm maybe your windows box is infected
[17:18] <Quantum_Ion> Bilz, You have to play around with Ubuntu Linux Gnome Panel Settings in order to get things the way you want them
[17:18] <edbian> afroman, But if you give your machine a public IP I don't believe the router is firewalling anymore.  Ubuntu does have a firewall but I think it is fully open by default
[17:18] <mikeg3> thanks, please excuse my newbieness!
[17:18] <xuodin> kuroi_alt+f2
[17:18] <Bilz> Quantum_Ion, turns out you have to remove the lock on them then right click and click move
[17:18] <edbian> mikeg3, no worries :)
[17:18] <gogeta1> hplc: it woud have no effect on linux
[17:19] <xuodin> kuroi_@gnome terminal
[17:19] <Quantum_Ion> Bilz, Yes you have to play around with those settings a bit
[17:19] <hplc> thats my best guess as well, there IS a windows machine running in same subnet yes
[17:19] <afroman> edbian: U kidding me...
[17:19] <mrk_> xuodin, i'll have to, shame really..the ubuntu 9.4 works like a dream...but when i updated to 10.4 on line, I had the same problem, so I don't think downloading another version will make a difference.
[17:19] <edbian> afroman, Nope
 nothing happens with alt f2
[17:19] <mikeg3> I will try aptitude, I think apt-get is deprecated anyway
[17:20] <mrockSolid> is there a way in ubuntu to deploy and quick install a pre-defined set of commonly used softwares?
[17:20] <edbian> afroman, sudo iptables -L  (see any rules?)
[17:20] <mrk_> xuodin, , i mean upgraded
[17:20] <edbian> mikeg3, It's not deprecated, it is older and does less.  They both work fine
[17:20] <edbian> mikeg3, aptitude is 'smarter'
[17:20] <ZykoticK9> mikeg3, actually you have it backwards - ubuntu has dropped aptitude from 10.10 by default
[17:20] <hplc> but why a win-worm would claim to originate from 127.0.0.1 beats me, leaning towards false positive
[17:20] <afroman> edbian: I have used ubuntu wired to the internet for a year without a firewall?
[17:20] <mrk_> xuodin,  which is why i bought the dvd!
[17:20] <cyclist_2> Hello, there! I installed Google-Earth 6.0 sucessfully [...?] but when I try to launch it nothing happens; any opinions, please...?
[17:21] <tczf> are you use ubuntu?
[17:21] <gogeta1> hplc: thats a local ip same meaning as localhost
[17:21] <edbian> afroman, Well your router was a firewall.  But it's not a HUGE deal.  Ubuntu is generally more secure than windows anyway.
[17:21] <sam-_-> afroman, why would you need a firewall?
[17:21] <edbian> afroman, see? ^
[17:21] <gogeta1> hplc: so both machine would use that ip
[17:21] <Quantum_Ion> I noticed on Ubuntu whenever you upgrade your .bashrc file gets overwritten
[17:21] <xuodin> mrk_@i believe you, but, try downloading it
[17:21] <edbian> afroman, Plus your router was a firewall until you switched it to access point mode
[17:21] <ZykoticK9> cyclist_2, open a terminal and try running "googleearth" see if you get an error message
[17:21] <afroman> edbian: the wireless router is new
[17:22] <telmessos> hi all. anyone experienced about "Playonlinux" ??????
[17:22] <xuodin> mrk_@don`t upgrade it
[17:22] <mrk_> xuodin, i will, glad you follow me!
[17:22] <afroman> that's why I said "wired"
[17:22] <edbian> afroman, haha, nice
[17:22] <hplc> another machine in same subnet surely cant ID itself as 127.0.0.1??? thats the loopback for THIS machine exclusively...right?
[17:22] <xuodin> mrk_@no problem m8
[17:22] <edbian> hplc, correct
[17:22] <ZykoticK9> cyclist_2, these are the steps i had to use to successfully install GE http://paste.ubuntu.com/543704/
[17:22] <edbian> hplc, Well I suppose it could call itself that but it shouldn't because it messes things up royally
[17:22] <gogeta1> hplc: well if that machine is running the softwhere then it would be localhost correct
[17:23] <afroman> sam-_-: no need for firewall? would U promise me that U don't have a firewall urself? :P
[17:23] <sam-_-> afroman, i promise :-)
[17:23] <gogeta1> hplc: yea leaning fals postiv
[17:23] <edbian> afroman, I don't have a firewall right now but it is out of laziness
[17:23] <pegleg> anyone else having problems with pandora?
[17:23] <xuodin> kuroi_@try pressing alt+f2 and you should get "open new program" menu, then type in "gnome-terminal"
[17:23] <cyclist_2> ZykoticK9: I get 'command not found'; there is an icon on the Applications Menu, but it is of no use; there is a Desktop icon [executable] but it also does nothing...
[17:24] <sam-_-> afroman, a think of a firewall not as some sort of protection but as a filter
[17:24] <edbian> sam-_-, Well it's both
[17:24] <telmessos> hi all. anyone experienced about "Playonlinux" ?
[17:24] <ZykoticK9> cyclist_2, ?  i don't know man - perhaps try following the steps in my pastebin?  good luck man.
[17:24] <edbian> pegleg, works for me
[17:24] <cyclist_2> ZykoticK9: ok; I will read it now
[17:24] <afroman> sam-_-: edbian: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543705/
[17:24] <sam-_-> edbian, it adds protection by filtering not vice versa
[17:24] <edbian> afroman, It's open
[17:25] <edbian> sam-_-, agreed
[17:25] <sam-_-> edbian, it doesn't protect against exploits in applications
[17:25] <edbian> sam-_-, except that it potentially keeps people from accessing the exploits in the first place
[17:26] <telmessos> I am trying to install "Football Manager 2010" to playonlinux but the Wine version 1.1.44 which playonlinux tries to install with has issues with the mouse. I want to install it with Wine 1.1.41. Anyone can help me pls????
[17:26] <sam-_-> afroman, keeping ubuntu "secure" is relatively easy. just install software from known sources and keep your system up to date
[17:26] <afroman> sam-_-: well, it filters, never the less I think I would feel safer with 1 :P
[17:26] <sam-_-> afroman, that is all
[17:26] <edbian> sam-_-, afroman agreed
[17:26] <kuroi_> xuodin i'm chatting in another pc
[17:26] <AbhiJit> hi
[17:26] <edbian> afroman, Then learn about iptables and turn it on!
[17:27] <xuodin> kuroi_@ i see
[17:27] <kuroi_> in the pc with the problem
[17:27] <xuodin> kuroi_@ what distro do you have on the error pc?
[17:27] <kuroi_> nothing happens when i hit alt f2
[17:27] <philinux> edbian: iptables is on in a default install
[17:28] <kuroi_> ubuntu 10 10
[17:28] <edbian> philinux, but empty :)
[17:28] <ZykoticK9> philinux, incorrect - no default firewall in ubuntu
[17:28] <afroman> edbian: sam-_-: what if I have 2 firewalls...? one from the router and Ubuntu. wouldn't that make surfing slower?
[17:28] <edbian> afroman, nope
[17:28] <sam-_-> afroman, yes but you won't feel it...
[17:28] <edbian> afroman, Maybe by a microsecond or two (so first you can't even perceive it)
[17:28] <telmessos> noone sees what I wrote or noone has any idea about my question???
[17:28] <kuroi_> ubuntu 10 10 64b
[17:29] <edbian> telmessos, We see what you're writing
[17:29] <edbian> telmessos, Nobody knows, just wait and ask again periodically
[17:29] <francesco> salve a tutti
[17:29] <ZykoticK9> !it | francesco
[17:29] <telmessos> edbian, thanks. I thought it's about the channel modes or sth...
[17:29] <edbian> telmessos, nope, you're here
[17:29] <sam-_-> !ask |telmessos
[17:29] <Goddard> i cant play .wmv files
[17:29] <xuodin> kuroi_@have you tried adding another panel, then adding gnome menu on it
[17:30] <Guest93953> join #ubuntu-it
[17:30] <philinux> zykes-: ok but. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/security#firewallantivirus
[17:30] <telmessos> sam-_-, I asked my question on one line
[17:30] <ZykoticK9> Goddard, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[17:30] <kuroi_> xuodin no, how i do that?
[17:30] <philinux> ZykoticK9: ok but. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/security#firewallantivirus
[17:30] <joranr> wtf is this shit?
[17:30] <ZykoticK9> philinux, you can enable iptables but it's not on by default!
[17:30] <sam-_-> telmessos, what is your problem when install wine. be more specific
[17:31] <Goddard> ZykoticK9: doing it now :D
[17:31] <xuodin> kuroi_@are trying to restore panels over tarminal?
[17:31] <hplc> can a script, nomatter size and / or complexity ever be considered programming?, and secondly, is use of TK programming or advanced scripting?
[17:31] <xuodin> kuroi_@ terminal*
[17:32] <stanley21> it looks like i had to connect to a irc-server to get xchat startet. that was not my intention. sorry folks. cya
[17:32] <edbian> hplc, yes, a script is a program
[17:32] <ZykoticK9> Goddard, IF that doesn't work - you need to install non-free-codecs from Medibuntu
[17:32] <sam-_-> ZykoticK9, i think iptables is on by default.
[17:32] <edbian> hplc, gui programming (using tk) is programming
[17:32] <kuroi_> yes, but i can't open one
[17:32] <ZykoticK9> sam-_-, it's not
[17:32] <pegleg> man, flash hasn't worked for shit since i upgraded to 10.10
[17:32] <kuroi_> xuodin yes, but i can't open one
[17:32] <telmessos> sam-_-, I am trying to use playonlinux to install "football manager 2010" playonlinux tries to install the game using wine 1.1.44 but I know that there's a problem with displaying the mouse with that version. I would like to learn how I can make playonlinux install the game using wine 1.1.41?
[17:32] <IdleOne> !language | pegleg
[17:33] <sam-_-> ZykoticK9, you mean that the policy is set the accept but it still is on
[17:33] <afroman> edbian: sam-_-: one last question, U wouldn't happen to know why, when the router was the dhcp, I had ONE specific public ip address, while I know for certain that my isp provides dynamic ip:s all the time?
[17:33] <ne7work> hello all please someone tell me from where can I start to learing how to make programs?
[17:33] <xuodin> kuroi_@ok, open new empty template, and the enter commands from this page    http://www.watchingthenet.com/restore-panels-in-ubuntu-back-to-their-default-settings.html
[17:33] <ZykoticK9> sam-_-, there is NO firewall turned on in Ubuntu (by default) - please trust me on this one.
[17:33] <mahono> hi, I just installed Redmine on Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS using the ubuntu package, my problem is that the "repository tab" is not shown for integration of SCMs - any idea how to enable it?
[17:33] <ne7work> and witch languages I need or only c++?
[17:33] <xuodin> kuroi_@then start it in terminal
[17:33] <kuroi_> xuodin ok
[17:33]  * dannyLopez se despide
[17:34] <edbian> afroman, Your router gets the public (dynamic) ip address.  Your router gives pretend ones to the computer in your network.  That idea is what allows you to have multiple computers with only one internet subscription
[17:34] <duckx0r> How would i go about debugging why this USB keyboard I have works in the BIOS, but doesn't work when GRUB loads and also this USB mouse is not working when the login screen comes up? I have tried on multiple *buntu installs on various computers and they don't work on any.
[17:34] <xuodin> kuroi_@set the file preferances to open in terminal
[17:34] <edbian> afroman, The IP address that points to your router from the Internet can change.  The IP addresses inside your network (inside your home) can be static or dynamic and have nothing to do with the public IP for the router.
[17:34] <xuodin> kuroi_@that should work
[17:35] <zetter> where can i change the settings so i can move windows with the cursor to different workspaces?
[17:35] <edbian> afroman, The internet you appear to be one machine when really you have 2 or 3 or however many are in your house
[17:35] <AbhiJit> bye
[17:35] <ZykoticK9> zetter, compiz allow dragging windows - don't think metacity does
[17:35] <edbian> zetter, install ccsm, it's in there somewheres
[17:35] <zetter> kthx
[17:36] <sam-_-> ZykoticK9, trust is a luxury i can not provide :-)
[17:36] <sam-_-> ZykoticK9, but you might be right none the less
[17:37] <rcm> hello there. Someone can help me, my firefox doesnt work :S I restarted the computer this morning, and since then, I can't run firefox, it shows me a crash report, I ask for restart the firefox and nothing happens, just the same report showing again and again... can someone help me pleasE? :S
[17:37] <kuroi_> xuodin the problem, in first place, is that alt+F2 don't work...
[17:38] <telmessos> I am trying to use playonlinux to install "football manager 2010" playonlinux tries to install the game using wine 1.1.44 but I know that there's a problem with displaying the mouse with that version. I would like to learn how I can make playonlinux install the game using wine 1.1.41?
[17:38] <rcm> I also tried to uninstall and install firefox, but nothing is solved, the same problem occurs...
[17:38] <afroman> edbian: not really. I have another router used before the wireless router. that 1st one relay public (dynamic) ip:s for 4 pc.
[17:39] <kuroi_> xuodin there is another way to open a terminal?
[17:39] <Psychedelic_Appl> Aee
[17:39] <stefanoUbuntu20> hi everyone, i wanted to ask a quick question, is there something like the windows api for linux? some library to make windows buttons etc in c/c++ for linux? thanks
[17:39] <xuodin> kuroi_@i know, that is why you should open new teplate, then enter those commands one after another, laike a .bat file on windows
[17:39] <duckx0r> rcm, have you tried to start in safe mode?
[17:39] <ZykoticK9> sam-_-, "apt-cache policy iptables" does show it as installed (and I'm assuming that's from default install), but it's certainly NOT enabled in anyway by default.
[17:39] <sam-_-> telmessos, what about my pm? did you read it?
[17:40] <edbian> afroman, Trust me, you have 1 public IP. The rest are internal network IPs.  If I type in the IP address of any of those I will not go to that computer.  I can only send packets to your house by sending them to your public IP.  Then your router gets them and decides what to do with them.
[17:40] <rusivi> telmessos: I am not trying to dissuade you from using Play on Linux but newer WINE may be better bet -> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=10464
[17:40] <rcm> nop
[17:40] <rcm> duckx0r, how do i do that?
[17:40] <duckx0r> rcm, also try deleting your /home/username/.mozilla directory (if you don't mind losing all your FF configs)
[17:40] <cjdevlin> kuroi: if you are chatting from another computer ctrl + alt +f1 should get you to a terminal
[17:40] <telmessos> sam-_-,  sorry checking..
[17:40] <sam-_-> ZykoticK9, ok you win :-)
[17:40] <kuroi_> xuodin i'm sorry, i don't understand how to open a new template
[17:40] <zetter> ZykoticK9: i cant seem to find the option in compiz, i unchecked the "constrain Y" option but that didnt work
[17:40] <xuodin> kuroi_@rmb on workspace
 ok
[17:41] <rcm> I'd like to just save my bookmarks :S
[17:41] <ZykoticK9> zetter, just enable compiz and you can drag windows - no CCSM required
[17:41] <telmessos> rusivi, thanks.
[17:41] <stefanoUbuntu20> hi everyone, i wanted to ask a quick question, is there something like the windows api for linux? some library to make windows buttons etc in c/c++ for linux? thanks
[17:41] <xuodin> kuroi_@then select the new empty template
[17:41] <weekly> Question: I have a removeable drive with the UUID specified in the fstab to auto mount on startup, no, out of nowhere it just wont mount it at all. Where should i start so that this will auto mount again??
[17:41] <rcm> but I'll try to take a look on the .mozzila directory
 ok! terminal open!
[17:41] <duckx0r> rcm, /path/to/firefox/firefox -safe-mode
[17:41] <skirmantas> stefanoUbuntu20, do you ask for MS Windows GUI libraries, because "windows" doesn't have to be ms.
[17:41] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, Yes but there is more than one.  Primarily there is gtk (used by gnome) and qt (used by kde)  but there are several others.
[17:41] <rm_work> stefanoUbuntu20: are you just looking for a graphical toolkit? like, Qt or GTK?
[17:41] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20: There is the GTK and Qt libraries
[17:42] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, I actually am writing an app using python and gtk right now
[17:42] <rcm> duckx0r, on terminal right?
[17:42] <duckx0r> rcm, yes
[17:42] <nirazio> Having an Arrandale-based notebook with an on-die Intel GPU, which graphics drivers can and should I use?
[17:42] <stefanoUbuntu20> yea i saw the GTK thing
[17:42] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20, http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk-tutorial/2.90/
[17:42] <xuodin> cjdevlin@didn`t know that, thank you
[17:42] <stefanoUbuntu20> i just need to make windows (not ms windows :p)
[17:42] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, yep, there is also wx or something I believe
[17:42] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, They all do that.
[17:42] <rm_work> wxWindows
[17:42] <Quantum_Ion> stefanoUbuntu20, Yes, You can use the Qt SDK http://qt.nokia.com/
[17:42] <rm_work> or Tcl/TK
[17:43] <stefanoUbuntu20> ok, also one other thing, i saw many developers use C on linux, why C and not C++?
[17:43] <tsimpson> stefanoUbuntu20: there are several toolkits, #ubuntu-app-devel would be the appropriate place to discuss it
[17:43] <rusivi> stefanoUbuntu20: Mono is Windows implementation of .NET for Linux -> http://www.mono-project.com/
[17:43] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20, That's what GTK does. Makes windows. The chat program you are using probably uses it (empathy, pidgin, and xchat I believe all use GTK)
[17:43] <cjdevlin> xuodin: np.
[17:43] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, IDK, c is a unix language?  many use c++ as well.
[17:43] <Quantum_Ion> stefanoUbuntu20, For cross compilation use Qt SDK http://qt.nokia.com/
[17:43] <stefanoUbuntu20> thanks guys, i'll get GTK
[17:43] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, Are you running Ubuntu?
[17:43] <duckx0r> How would i go about debugging why this USB keyboard I have works in the BIOS, but doesn't work when GRUB loads and also this USB mouse is not working when the login screen comes up? I have tried on multiple *buntu installs on various computers and they don't work on any.
[17:43] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20, Go look up Linus' rant on C++. I think it sums up most Linux dev's feelings on it. Mine at least.
[17:43] <Bruce_Wayne> what is the terminal command to restart nautilus?
[17:43] <stefanoUbuntu20> yep i'm running ubuntu
[17:44] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, You already have gtk
[17:44] <stefanoUbuntu20> oh cool ^^
[17:44] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, Wasn't that easy?
[17:44] <Quantum_Ion> So get Qt it is better
[17:44] <delirage> Hi, could anyone tell me how I setup a VPN on ubuntu so I could connect to it with windows?
[17:44] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20, You will probably need to install the dev package
[17:44] <stefanoUbuntu20> Qt is cross platform hmmm maybe that's better
[17:44] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, They both are cross platform
[17:44] <afroman> edbian: when I set the router to access point, the router's homepage was stopped and showed a new page saying that to get the ip adress of the device I needed to use the dhcp server or use upnp tools to edit the device.
[17:44] <rm_work> GTK is also cross-platform...
[17:44] <stefanoUbuntu20> oh
[17:45] <rm_work> It's just the age old KDE vs Gnome argument, don't even start T_T
[17:45] <Quantum_Ion> stefanoUbuntu20, Right you can use Qt on Windows, Mac, etc
[17:45] <stefanoUbuntu20> thanks a lot <3
[17:45] <skirmantas> gtk is C, Qt is C++.
[17:45] <edbian> afroman, That makes sense.  Remind me of your setup.  You have modem goes to wired router goes to wireless router and the wireless router is on access point mode and the machine connects to it wirelessly?
[17:45] <fleshpike> well, what can i say? my computer is someway damaged ,sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn t. i guess long time of use exposed to vibrating parts (hard drive) caused the problem
[17:45] <rm_work> gtk and Qt are both for pretty much any language <_<
[17:45] <error_203> how to use c++ program in ubuntu
[17:45] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20, install "libgtk2.0-dev" package from the software center or synaptic to write programs with it
[17:46] <Quantum_Ion> For example if Yahoo Chat had a Qt Yahoo Chat everyone would in the Linux world would be running Yahoo Qt Chat
[17:46] <rm_work> not just C/C++
[17:46] <Pici> !ot
[17:46] <undecim> stefanoUbuntu20, Also, if you haven't already, the build-essential package
[17:46] <afroman> edbian: right now the modem is unplugged
[17:46] <zetter> ZykoticK9: found it, the edge flipping for desktop wall was disabled
[17:46] <edbian> afroman, Then go to the wired router and look at the dhcp table and you'll see the wireless router in there.  I didn't realize before that you had two routers.  The wired router is doing dhcp so it knows the addresses of everybody
[17:46] <bonez2046> how do I alter the gnome login timeout for when I enter a wrong password? seems like system is set for 4 minutes
[17:46] <rm_work> Quantum_Ion: thanks for your views, i'm sure everyone appreciates how much you love Qt, can we try to be objective? >_>
[17:47] <stefanoUbuntu20> allright thanks
[17:47] <Quantum_Ion> rm_work, lol
[17:47] <rm_work> stefanoUbuntu20: just look at them both and pick which one looks best for your use :)
[17:47] <stefanoUbuntu20> yea
[17:47] <edbian> stefanoUbuntu20, have fun!  come back here with questions.  Like I said I am literally doing the same thing right now
[17:47] <rm_work> I've used both and they both work well :)
[17:47] <stefanoUbuntu20> i will, thanks guys!
[17:47] <stefanoUbuntu20> i love you ^^
[17:47] <afroman> edbian: not now. the 1st router is unplugged. the only router plugged is the wireless
[17:48] <fleshpike> i propose a new era computer where vibrating parts such as hard drive are isolated from causing motherboard to vibe
[17:48] <edbian> afroman, If you only have the wireless router and it is set to access point then I don't think you can get to it
[17:48] <salil> Hi Does anyone know of a screen sharing+control tool for ubuntu (or linux)?
[17:48] <edbian> fleshpike, I propose SSD harddrives
[17:48] <undecim> salil: VNC
[17:48] <sam-_-> salil, teamviewer
[17:48] <edbian> salil, synergy?
[17:49] <salil> great will look into them
[17:49] <salil> thanks all
[17:49] <undecim> salil, I think it al ldepends on what exactly you want to do
[17:49] <Quantum_Ion> SSD drives are very expensive and not as stable as they should be
[17:49] <hmca> salil: i think is Vino on gnome
[17:49] <salil> I want sharing of screen with control..
[17:49] <salil> do all of these have control facility?
[17:49] <weekly> QUESTION: Ubuntu wont detect one of my hard drives out of no where, not showing under "blkid" or anything ARGGHH!! Any suggestions?
[17:49] <salil> someone else controls your screen
[17:49] <rm_work> yes, but I'd propose if we're doing R&D on something, it should be SSD and not "how to seperate mobo from spinning hard drive" :P
[17:49] <Quantum_Ion> I cannot wait until laptops all have touch screens like Android phones
[17:49] <undecim> salil, I use x11vnc to do that with my HTPC
[17:50] <rm_work> Quantum_Ion: mine does :P
[17:50] <sam-_-> weekly, does the bios detect it?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> Quantum_Ion: some do, look at ew releases
[17:50] <undecim> salil, though I think Ubuntu has desktop sharing builtin... 1 sec
[17:50] <jessd> Hi all.  I dd'd a USB stick like this : dd if=/dev/sdb of=file.dd  - Now I'd liek to mount it via loop if possible.  If i do fdisk on the image, it reports the file system as W95 FAT32 (b), and if I mount w/out explicit filesystem definition, it tells me I need the filesystem type.  If I say -t vfat or msdos, I get wrong fs type, bad option, etc etc.  Any advice?  They key this was on is gone, and I don't have a block device large enough
[17:50] <afroman> edbian: it goes like this: ethernet outlet on the wall connected to the wireless router connected to the pc throu wireless
[17:50] <weekly> sam-_-, Im not sure, im going to do some more troubleshooting and come back in a few
[17:50] <cjdevlin> bonez2046: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=851828
[17:50] <undecim> salil, System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[17:50] <edbian> afroman, And the wireless router is an access point.
[17:50] <tsimpson> jessd: did you use "-o loop"?
[17:50] <theholder> Hi i am having an issue with Ubuntu 10.10 netbook edition when i turn my wifi off it causes it to lock up
[17:51] <jessd> tsimpson: Yep
[17:51] <john77eipe> hello ubuntees
[17:51] <afroman> edbian: and as I said I have a public ip throu the wireless becoz the router is on AP
[17:51] <edbian> afroman, There is no DHCP server, so there is nobody giving out IP addresses.  The modem gets an IP that it gives to the router which in turn gives it to the computer
[17:51] <john77eipe> so happy to see so many ubuntu user's together
[17:51] <salil> undecim: I don't have that in Maveric
[17:51] <john77eipe> :-)
[17:51] <salil> k
[17:51] <edbian> afroman, I don't think you can get into the router with this config
[17:52] <undecim> salil, really? I must have some other package installed...
[17:52] <tsimpson> jessd: did the disk have partitions?
[17:52] <jessd> jessd: It was sdb, with sdb1 as a fat32 filesystem.
[17:52] <tsimpson> jessd: you need to specify an offset then, have a look at http://www.andremiller.net/content/mounting-hard-disk-image-including-partitions-using-linux
[17:53] <jessd> tsimpson:  It was sdb, with sdb1 as a fat32 filesystem.
[17:53] <john77eipe> anyone knows any links which explains real user ID and effective user ID. i'm a newbee here...
[17:53] <USS_OHIO> if i have two terminals open, first one being the failed install, second is the install running correctly, can i close the first one>? or will it cause both to stop? just wonder cause i closed my term during first dl and it shut everything down
[17:53]  * jessd reading
[17:54] <undecim> salil, Looks like it's "vino" is the package giving me that option
[17:54] <USS_OHIO> ah wrong channel
[17:54] <salil> undecim: k
[17:54] <USS_OHIO> sorry
[17:54] <undecim> salil, Install the vino package from the software center or synaptic and you should have that option. Easy to setup
[17:55] <jessd> tsimpson: Excellent, thank you!
[17:55] <salil> undecim: That I believe should give you an exclusive remote desktop session.. not a sharing session
[17:55] <afroman> edbian: there was a way to ping a website or an ip, and when U ping using that command line U get a sort map showing all the devices, routers,... till U get to the server. would U happen to know that command line?
[17:55] <edbian> afroman, traceroute
[17:56] <edbian> afroman, sudo traceroute <your public ip>  and see what happens
[17:56] <undecim> salil, unless I misunderstood what you were asking, this should do what you want. Both the logged in user and the remote user control the same screen
[17:56] <Ziber> Whats the easiest way to upgrade a package to the newest version rather than reinstalling it?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> john77eipe: grep username /etc/passwd
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> john77eipe: its the leftmost number
[17:56] <mikeg3> I think my whole package system is messed up!  I am not sure if I should re-install.
[17:56] <faz> how come in ubuntu there is no /etc/asound.conf file I need it to do some upmixing
[17:56] <edbian> mikeg3, What makes you say that?
[17:56] <salil> undecim: Ok that gets close.. But I still need to share my password or give access.. I can't show or give control to my screen to someone else over chat
[17:57] <jessd> tsimpson: .. and success.  Many, many thanks!
[17:57] <bonez2046> cjdevlin: thanks..
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> mikeg3: what is the output of: sudo apt-get -f install    use http://pastie.org to give the output
[17:57] <cjdevlin> bonez2046: np. do what you want?
[17:57] <bonez2046> cjdevlin: I think so..
[17:57] <undecim> salil, With vino you set a different password, or use a push-button-configuration type setup. They don't even need a password to connect, but you have to allow them to connect by click "yes" when they try to connect
[17:58] <salil> undecim: k
[17:58] <undecim> salil, You can even require both password and confirmation
[17:58] <crucialhoax> Anyone know why I cant sudo modprobe acerhdf? I get fatal errors
[17:58] <Ziber> if a package says it needs two others... why wont apt-get build-dep work?
[17:58] <undecim> crucialhoax, listing said errors might be useful
[17:58] <crucialhoax> acerhdf.ko): No such device
[17:58] <edbian> Ziber, just apt-get install <packageName>  will fix dependencies
[17:58] <afroman> edbian: I have only traceroute6 and it says unknown host
[17:58] <hplc> whats the closest one gets security templates? "Bastille"? "SELinux"?
[17:59] <edbian> afroman, What are you putting in?  (traceroute6 is fine)
[17:59] <crucialhoax> But when I hit the tab key, acerhdf is one of the modules listed so I know its installed. Plus its been included in the kernel since 9.10
[17:59] <mikeg3> I cannot install any updates.  But there is a minor twist.  I installed NOD32 for linux beta, and wonder if that is causing problems.  The update manager popped up after that was installed.  Installing the AV was the last thing I did.
[17:59] <Ziber> edbian: seemingly not. http://paste.ziber.org/57071
[18:00] <undecim> crucialhoax, Either you don't have the device that it uses, or you need to load another module before acerhdf can see the device... Can you give me your laptop model?
[18:00] <afroman> edbian: I even try "sudo traceroute6 www.google.com" and still "host unknown"
[18:00] <edbian> mikeg3, What do you mean you cannot install them?  Where in the process does it go wrong?
[18:00] <cjdevlin> ziber: sudo apt-get -f install
[18:00] <crucialhoax> undecim: Acer aspire one ao532h its a netbook
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> afroman: why sudo for traceroute?
[18:00] <edbian> afroman, use google's ip address instead of the hostname (although it really should be able to figure that out)
[18:01] <undecim> sorry, xchat crashed just a moment ago
[18:01] <afroman> ActionParsnip: that's what edbian told me to do
[18:01] <crucialhoax> undecim: If I ls this directory: /lib/modules/2.6.35-23-generic/kernel/drivers/platform/x86/ it finds acerhdf.ko....
[18:01] <edbian> afroman, 72.14.204.99  <= google for me
[18:01] <brubelsabs> `prevu some_package` ist resulting in a missing dependency, how can I give prevu the hint to install a certain package to fix this?
[18:01] <edbian> afroman, Although I don't think you want to see the traceroute from google
[18:01] <undecim> crucialhoax, It's not a matter of finding the module... THe module can't find the hardware
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> afroman: traceroute doesn't need sudo
[18:01] <mikeg3> ok, I will reboot, re-run update manager, copy the results here in pastebin, if that  is ok.
[18:01] <edbian> ActionParsnip, afroman I said use traceroute6 if you want.  I never said "use www.google.com'
[18:02] <edbian> Ziber, you have broken packages?
[18:02] <evaluate> hello
[18:02] <Ziber> edbian: without the package name it gives http://paste.ziber.org/57072 and with it:
[18:02] <dino> hi
[18:02] <crucialhoax> undecim: Duh, gotcha. Reading is extremely helpful lol
[18:02] <Ziber> edbian: http://paste.ziber.org/57073
[18:02] <evaluate> is there a way I can see which package provides a specific file?
[18:02] <undecim> crucialhoax, So do you know the model of your laptop? often these types of problems are model-specific, and someone has already solved it.
[18:02] <brubelsabs> evaluate: dpkg -S
[18:02] <edbian> Ziber, Are version of Ubuntu are you using?  It seems to think you're using unstable or something?
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> mikeg3: sure, we just need the output
[18:03] <Ziber> Ubuntu 9.10
[18:03] <afroman> edbian: ActionParsnip was referring to the "sudo" before traceroute6
[18:03] <afroman> edbian: still "unknow host"
[18:03] <edbian> afroman, can you ping google?
[18:03] <evaluate> brubelsabs, thank you!
[18:03] <afroman> edbian: yes
[18:03] <Ziber> unless.
[18:03] <edbian> afroman, Can you ping the IP address I listed?
[18:03] <Ziber> i think i might know the problem.
[18:03] <crucialhoax> undecim: Post 2 is my answer http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1540740
[18:03] <edbian> Ziber, oh yeah?
[18:04] <edbian> afroman, that's odd...
[18:04] <crucialhoax> undecim: Thanks tho, I thought h/w didnt matter ha
[18:04] <fumbles> Any luck with installing parallels tools on Ubuntu 10.10 ?
[18:04] <Ziber> edbian: This is a new VPS that I recently bought. Out of habit, I tend to copy /etc/apt/sources.list from other servers I have. I think I copied a 9.04 sources.list to 9.10.
[18:05] <edbian> Ziber, possible
[18:05] <Ziber> And there, now it works.
[18:05] <edbian> Ziber, yay!
[18:05] <Ziber> edbian: There are so few sources in the default sources.list tho
[18:05] <edbian> afroman, ActionParsnip Why can he ping but not traceroute ?
[18:05] <edbian> Ziber, haha, try slackware!
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> edbian: not sure, they both use ICMP
[18:05] <edbian> ActionParsnip, mhmm
[18:06] <Ziber> edbian: any place i can get a file with more sources, tho?
[18:06] <crucialhoax> undecim: Is it still safe to use it if its not supported?
[18:06] <edbian> Ziber, Well you should probably pick each one up individually so that you don't get one in the mix that is malicious
[18:06] <Ziber> edbian: true, that'd be smarter.
[18:07] <edbian> Ziber, :)
[18:07] <undecim> crucialhoax: as anglican explained on forum post, use at your own risk. In short, it just means the module hasn't been tested with your BIOS version.
[18:08] <Quantum_Ion> afroman might want to go to ntworking school
[18:08] <crucialhoax> undecim: Whats the worst that could happen?
[18:08] <Ziber> edbian: jsut so used to having a myriad of sources. iirc, the ubuntu 9.10 one has... 2? 3?
[18:08] <edbian> Ziber, But those 2 or 3 have 20,000 + packages
[18:08] <afroman> Quantum_Ion: probably right, but until then can U help?
[18:08] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, actually i believe traceroute (in Linux!) uses UDP instead of ICMP
[18:09] <undecim> crucialhoax: The worst I see happening is it freezes your system, but it could always be worse
[18:09] <Ziber> edbian: yeah... guess the number of sources dont matter.
[18:09] <fumbles> 3d graphics in a vm on a macbook for 10.10? work? I've had no luck
[18:09] <Jinxed-> So I have a camera that is sending me a stream (can do rtsp or rtp) but when I restream it using vlc it adds a ~two second delay, so I was wondering if there was a way (in linux) using something like socat (or anything else) to just send the ip data elsewhere in the network where i wanted to video.... essentially duplicateding the ip video stream comming in to many different locations
[18:09] <Jeruvy> ZykoticK9: it can use either
[18:09] <Quantum_Ion> afroman, your situation is very complex you need a book to untangle the mess
[18:09] <undecim> crucialhoax: Computers are weird sometimes
[18:09] <undecim> crucialhoax, but seeing as computers tend to be more robust nowadays, I don't think it would do anything catastrophic
[18:10] <crucialhoax> undecim: Thanks for your help :)
[18:10] <undecim> crucialhoax, np
[18:10] <afroman> Quantum_Ion: it's not that complex. right now why can't I traceroute?
[18:10] <bastidrazor> afroman: try 'mtr' instead of traceroute6
[18:10] <forteller> Hi everyone! My system is falling more and more apart as time goes by. I'm pretty sure it's because I did an upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 instead of a clean install (and because I do stupid things from time to time :). So I need to do a clean install. My question is: My computer seems a lot faster running on a 32bit live cd than on my installed 64bit system. Is there any possibility that my machine just works better with 32bit?
[18:11] <edbian> forteller, Is it a 32 bit processor?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: edbian: you can use the -P switch to set the protocol to ICMP. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traceroute
[18:11] <ZykoticK9> Jeruvy, you are correct - to use ICMP you can give the -I switch ;)  - thanks for confirming
[18:11] <edbian> forteller, How much ram do you have?
[18:11] <doriangrey> Hello i wonder if on the right clik menu>copy to or move to there is the way to add more locations than home directory or desktop? thanks
[18:11] <mikeg3> Hi again...I am trying to update Ubuntu 10.10.  After rebooting and running update manager, the message is "The package system is broken"
[18:11] <Ziber> edbian: thanks for your help
[18:11] <edbian> afroman, try traceroute6 - P
[18:11] <edbian> Ziber, you figured it out
[18:11] <Jeruvy> ZykoticK9: your welcome.
[18:12] <forteller> edbian: No, I don't think you can install 64bit OS on 32bit processor. I've got 4GiB of RAM
[18:12] <Quantum_Ion> afroman, edbian spent at least 30 minutes trying to unravel your situation I would suggest in the future to keep things simple as possible
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> forteller: you can't. 32bit CPU will only use 32Bit OS
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> forteller: you can install the pae kernel to access up to 64Gb RAM in 32bit
[18:12] <edbian> forteller, You can use 32 bit OS on 64 bit HW but you won't be able to use all of your ram unless you use a special kernel.  however 64 bit should be fastest on 64 bit arch
[18:13] <edbian> afroman, It was fun!  don't worry :P
[18:13] <Jeruvy> forteller: keep in mind a 64-bit OS uses far more resources than a 32-bit OS so maybe there is issues there, or some optimizing to be done (eliminating old 32 bit libraries, etc.)
[18:13] <edbian> gotta go
[18:13] <edbian> good luck! :)
[18:14] <afroman> bastidrazor: mtr works
[18:14] <forteller> edbian: "64 bit should be fastest on 64 bit arch" - That's what I thought too. That's why I'm so confused and came here to ask if it's possible that my machine is some kind of anomoly that runs faster with 32bit
[18:14] <ZykoticK9> Jeruvy, i think "... far more..." is a little misleading (i agree it uses more, just "far" more)
[18:14] <CarlFK> Jeruvy: 64-bit OS uses far more resources - can you expand on that?
[18:14] <afroman> Quantum_Ion: I will
[18:14] <bastidrazor> afroman: i could not get traceroute6 to work for any host. mtr does fine here.
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> forteller: 64bit only really makes things faster when you are encoding data or things like SQL, everything else will run at the same speed
[18:15] <DrDamnit> I think I accidentally created a symlink to a file onto itself (circular). How do I remove the symlink without deleting the file? (ls -l shows: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 2010-12-14 11:57 1292337255.1140.wav -> 1292337255.1140.wav)
[18:16] <bastidrazor> DrDamnit: that is impossible. you would get an error.. file exists
[18:16] <forteller> jeruvy, ActionParsnip: Really? Hm, then I guess I should try installing 32 bit. Do I need the special kernel to use all of my 4 gigs of RAM on 32bit?
[18:16] <ZykoticK9> forteller, yes, you need PAE support
[18:16] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: Seems so. But it happened. I can press up to review the commands I used. Can't re-duplicate the problem though.
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> !pae
[18:17] <CarlFK> bastidrazor: no error: ln -s foo foo
[18:18] <ZykoticK9> forteller, FYI PAE is a "hack" it does allow more then 3.2GB RAM to be addressed, BUT not my any one program (usually not an issue)
[18:18] <afroman> Quantum_Ion: apperantly edbian has left but could U help me thou?
[18:18] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: root@voip:/var/spool/asterisk/monitor# ln -s 1292337255.1140.wav 1292337255.1140.wav
[18:18] <DrDamnit> ln: accessing `1292337255.1140.wav': Too many levels of symbolic links
[18:18] <arielgrey> hey room how do you find out all the processes that are running from terminal
[18:18] <CarlFK> same with carl@dc10:~/temp$ ls -l bar; lrwxrwxrwx 1 carl carl 3 2010-12-14 12:17 bar -> bar
[18:18] <bastidrazor> CarlFK: foo can not exist before you run that.
[18:18] <vacho> hehe
[18:18] <forteller> ZykoticK9: Thanks!
[18:18] <bastidrazor> arielgrey: use top or 'ps aux'
[18:19] <arielgrey> thank you much bastidrazor
[18:19] <todd_dsm> hey all, I'm trying to connect to a wireless WEP network with a 10-digit hex key. Is there a way to make this happen. The UI doesn't seem to support it.
[18:19] <goltoof> what's the consensus on good live video suites? for green screens and stuff
[18:19] <bastidrazor> arielgrey: you can narrow down the output of 'ps aux' with soemthing like ps aux | grep gdm  .. that would display only matches for gdm
[18:20] <CarlFK> goltoof: I like kdenlive
[18:20] <goltoof> CarlFK:   thx I'll take a gander
[18:20] <CarlFK> goltoof: er, live.. um.. dvswitch, but it doesn't do green screen (yet, there is some work...)
[18:20] <Jeruvy> CarlFK: I guess a better way to say it would be that not all hardware is optimized for 64-bit.  Most newer hardware runs 64-bit ok, but from a performance perspective you may find things different.
[18:20] <afroman> thx every1
[18:20] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: Cannot copy, mv, cat, or otherwise access file. "Too many levels of symbolic links"
[18:21] <killybilly> hi, is there a way to disable persistence in a Live USB, so it could maintain the changes i made being 'read only'? xD
[18:21] <kostmo> Hi, I've been trying to install Ubuntu as a paravirtualized VM on a RHEL5 host platform running Xen.  I recently discovered python-vm-builder.  How would one set the RHEL host as the "target"?  I've run vmbuilder once and it looks like it's trying to install the VM on my local machine, which I do not want.
[18:21] <goltoof> CarlFK:  honestly I should've googled before asking.  I'm totally new to video editing on any OS.  forced to learn due to an unexpected, er, promotion
[18:21] <bencc1> why when I use "dpkg -L apache2" I only see files under /user folder?
[18:21] <bastidrazor> DrManhattan: ls -hal   and give the output of that file.
[18:22] <bastidrazor> DrDamnit: rather..
[18:22] <bastidrazor> DrManhattan: mis-tab complete
[18:22] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: Opening it in vim give me an error about a symlnk looop.
[18:22] <toni_> f
[18:22] <CarlFK> goltoof: goolge won't give you much help in this case.  kdenlive is a NLE good for post production editing.  dvswitch is good for mixing dv streams live.  what do you want to do?
[18:22] <goltoof> CarlFK:   not live, just adding chromakey fx to videos
[18:23] <weekly> QUESTION: So the bios detects my hard drives on startup, they are in the fstab by UUID, but ubuntu wont mount them anymore (this worked yesterday) when i try to manualy mount them i get "mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/backup busy" I cant get it to auto mount anymore ARGGHH!!
[18:24] <CarlFK> goltoof: kdenlive. although there is http://openshot.org/ that uses the same render engine (mlt) - I have not looked at it at all, but should some day.
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> weekly: then it's mounted, you can't mount it twice
[18:24] <cyclist_2> ZykoticK9: just to let you know what happened: there was no 'error message' after I pasted './GoogleEarthLinux.bin --target /tmp/ge'; a GUI window opened and I clicked on 'install'; it claimed that it was a success; I try to run it and... nothing! no conection to their server at all [just the initial page with a black screen]; I terminated the command on the CLI with CTRL-C and pasted the steps 8 through 11; a new [differen
[18:24] <regenbogenfuesse>  Hi. I have a Radeon 9200 SE  gfxcard....  how can i set the 2 second VGA Head on this card to be an extended Desktop on a seperate Monitor, in xorg.conf?
[18:24] <gaarh> hey  everyone, i have a broadcom wireless nick installed, worked for some time, then it refused to connect to my ap.. tried to fix it and it did, but it lasted for around 10 secs... however i can connect to open networks.. i use b43.. anyone have an idea to wtf can be wrong?
[18:24] <weekly> ActionParsnip, I realize this, but they are not browseable in /media
[18:24] <regenbogenfuesse> -2
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> weekly: try: cd ~; sudo umount /media/backup; sudo mount -a
[18:25] <bastidrazor> DrDamnit: you're trying to open a .wav file in vim ..? that seems odd
[18:25] <CarlFK> ActionParsnip: you know you don't need the ~?
[18:25] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: I just wanted to see if I could access the file at all. I know I would get garbage, but that would atleast be a good sign.
[18:26] <gaarh> "cd" alone takes you to your home dir
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> CarlFK: the pwd may be in the mount point which will mark it as busy
[18:26] <alexandros> hello
[18:26] <goltoof> CarlFK:  thx again, I'll take a gander
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> CarlFK: so having that part in the command will change the pwd away and release the folder
[18:26] <alexandros> i need help installing NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-260.19.29.run
[18:26] <CarlFK> goltoof: stay away from cinderella.  lots of features, buggy as hell.
[18:26] <gaarh> anyways anyone has an idea? im so fusterated over ubuntu that im about to remove it
[18:26] <undecim> alexandros: Don't use the download from the nvidia site
[18:26] <alexandros> i get error You appear to be running an X server
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> alexandros: why not just install the nvidia driver from the repos.
[18:26] <goltoof> CarlFK:   will do
[18:27] <undecim> alexandros: just go to System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[18:27] <weekly> ActionParsnip, "umount: /media/backup: not mounted" mount -a returned http://paste.ubuntu.com/543728/
[18:27] <undecim> alexandros: From there, you just have to enable the driver and it will download from the Ubuntu repos and do all the dirty work for you
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> alexandros: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-nvidia-260-19-12-drivers-in-ubuntu-10-1010-04-using-ppa.html
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> weekly: thats fine, those are already mounted
[18:28] <cyclist_2> ZykoticK9: thank you for your support today; it just was not *my day* to get it running on my system; for the record: I am on Lucid Linx, still, but I followed your instructions anyway
[18:28] <bastidrazor> DrDamnit: what is the output of ls -hal  on that file?
[18:28] <gobbe> weekly: please paste your /etc/fstab also
[18:28] <irreverant> Man I forgot how to get out of the command line when booting, is it su -pass init 5?
[18:28] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: just shows the same file in red.
[18:28] <weekly> ActionParsnip, they are NOT mounted. i cannot browse them, gobbe give me a sec
[18:29] <bastidrazor> DrDamnit: i'm asking about file size. i think the file is empty
[18:29] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: 19
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> irreverant: you can use CTRL+ALT+F7 if you dropped there from desktop
[18:29] <luxurymode> hey all. installed ubuntu on my laptop, but cannot adjust screen brightness. when i click my keyboard button to increase brightness, it does bring up the brightness dialog, and shows its increasing, but it doesnt actually increase.
[18:29] <irreverant> Action: no I boot into there directy its Ubuntu 10.10 server
[18:29] <bastidrazor> DrDamnit: that file is virtually empty and does not contain anything useful.
[18:29] <gaarh> hey  everyone, i have a broadcom wireless nick installed, worked for some time, then it refused to connect to my ap.. tried to fix it and it did, but it lasted for around 10 secs... however i can connect to open networks.. i use b43.. anyone have an idea to wtf can be wrong?
[18:29] <l3dx> using the bundled "remote desktop" feature is awfully slow. should work fine over wlan, right?
[18:30] <gobbe> irreverant: sudo init 5
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: what make / model laptop? You completely forgot to state that
[18:30] <irreverant> yea i tired that.
[18:30] <DrDamnit> bastidrazor: tried removing it (hopeing it would remove the symlnk and leave the orignal file) and now they are both gone. OFW. Thanks anyway. I will see if I can re-produce that. I cannot believe it let me do that without throwing an error.
[18:30] <zatan> Hi how can i make QT to render Subpixel Smoothind (LCDS) ?
[18:30] <gobbe> weekly: also would be nice to see what mount says
[18:31] <gaarh> hey  everyone, i have a broadcom wireless nick installed, worked for some time, then it refused to connect to my ap.. tried to fix it and it did, but it lasted for around 10 secs... however i can connect to open networks.. i use b43.. anyone have an idea to wtf can be wrong?
[18:32] <weekly> gobbe, my fstab = http://paste.ubuntu.com/543736/
[18:32] <irreverant> what is the command to start x windows?
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> gaarh: try connecting to a wired connection and getting fully updated
[18:32] <gobbe> irreverant: startx
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> irreverant: startx
[18:32] <gaarh> doesnt help
[18:32] <ratcheer> irreverant: try "sudo service gdm start"
[18:32] <gaarh> ActionParsnip: updates is what im blaming this on tho
[18:32] <weekly> gobbe, mount returns http://paste.ubuntu.com/543738/
[18:33] <irreverant> im trying sudo apt-get xinit
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> gaarh: try reinstalling the driver stuffs again
[18:33] <gaarh> i have just done that for like the 12 or 13th time
[18:33] <gaarh> works of around 10 sec everytime
[18:34] <gaarh> its like it refuses to connect to anything that isent an open network
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> gaarh: after the link drops then run: dmesg | less  it will give clues
[18:34] <gaarh> even refuses wep
[18:34] <gobbe> weekly: ok, and what about "sudo blkid | grep 6222ba0a-6594-469a-8748-41530f257501"
[18:34] <gaarh> ActionParsnip: is there a way to revert the latest ubuntu updates?
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> gaarh: not that I know of. Could always try ndisgtk + windows driver   is there a bug logged for this? Is the system a laptop or branded pc?
[18:36] <weekly> gobbe,  "/dev/sdb1: UUID="6222ba0a-6594-469a-8748-41530f257501" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3" " returns http://paste.ubuntu.com/543740/
[18:36] <ko2> hello, can you help me with that: http://dpaste.com/285764/
[18:36] <ko2> i have kde3.4 or kde 3.5 and the program i want to use uses qt>=4.3. Might that cause the problem?
[18:36] <alexandros> Doesnt seems with this method the driver to be installed
[18:36] <irreverant> Well atleast i got somwhere, now after runnin sudo apt-get xinit i have a mouse and a white box with username@ubuntu:~$
[18:36] <gaarh> ActionParsnip: its a netbook, and its chipset has worked for the last 10 years
[18:36] <weekly> gobbe, ooops messed up your command, but i put it in right
[18:37] <doriangrey>  Hello i wonder if on the right clik menu>copy to or move to there is the way to add more locations than home directory or desktop? thanks
[18:37] <gobbe> weekly: can you mount it manually? sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/backup ?
[18:37] <irreverant> sudo service gdm start > gdm: unrecognized service
[18:37] <gaarh> ActionParsnip: i think this is ubuntu related
[18:38] <gaarh> never had such issues on debian
[18:38] <weekly> gobbe, "mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/backup busy" is what i get when i try to mount it manually
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> gaarh: check bug reports then
[18:38] <YouArePwned> hey guys again
[18:38] <undecim> alexandros: Do you have the option to install the driver in System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers?
[18:38] <gaarh> i did
[18:39] <YouArePwned> i've just installed Ubuntu 10.10 on a notebook
[18:39] <gaarh> 1000's of this kinds of bugs for ubuntu, without answers
[18:39] <YouArePwned> the pidgin's msn module doesn't seem to work
[18:39] <YouArePwned> it says: "Authenication failure"
[18:39] <YouArePwned> and i added some certificates aswell
[18:39] <AdvoWork> YouArePwned, theres an easy fix
[18:39] <weekly> gobbe, could it be a ownership problem with the fstab?
[18:39] <YouArePwned> AdvoWork: so what should i do?
[18:39] <AdvoWork> YouArePwned, lemme find my link, ill pm you when i have
[18:39] <dwarder> YouArePwned: ohh, noo
[18:39] <gobbe> weekly: manual mount doesn't use fstab
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> gaarh: then all I can suggest is ndisgtk
[18:40] <gobbe> weekly: it looks like your disk is busy for some reason, does fuser /media/backup  list any processes?
[18:41] <gaarh> ActionParsnip: might be a simple fix
[18:41] <Goliath> hey i have 4 rar files, part1 -4. How do i extract them with ark?
[18:41] <gaarh> just dont get why this happends, has worked fine for 2 months
[18:41] <weekly> gobbe, nope, nothing returned
[18:42] <gaarh> ActionParsnip: the ndis way wount be broken like the STA driver right?
[18:42] <gaarh> aha emulated ethernet
[18:42] <gaarh> kak*
[18:42] <gaarh> aka*
[18:44] <gobbe> weekly: i believe that you get same error if you try to run sudo mount -a ?
[18:44] <weekly> gobbe, yes sir
[18:44] <gaarh> thanks ActionParsnip
[18:45] <killybilly> hi, is there a way to disable persistence in a Live USB, so it could maintain the changes i made being 'read only'? xD
[18:46] <weekly> gobbe, they are showing up in the system>admin>disk utility
[18:46] <Kindari|work> Any way to make the google chat badge requests 'prettier' in empathy? dialog that pops up is really long with url data.
[18:46] <lolmaus> Samba question. Guests should have read-only access to my share while me and my family should be able to gain write access (from Windows). What combination of options should i use? How do i authenticate?
[18:47] <gobbe> lolmaus: samba + acl
[18:47] <gobbe> lolmaus: authentication could be local passwords in linux-box
[18:48] <alexandros> i installed nvidia drivers but how i enable them?
[18:48] <kev_> can someone please explain to me why it shows i have more users logged in when i only have 1
[18:48] <kev_> 11:45:49 up 1 day, 12:13,  4 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
[18:48] <kev_> USER     TTY      FROM              LOGIN@   IDLE   JCPU   PCPU WHAT
[18:48] <kev_> kev      pts/0    ip68-110-84-69.p 10:30    0.00s  0.11s  0.04s sshd: kev [priv]
[18:48] <FloodBot2> kev_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:48] <weekly> gobbe, when i try to mount them in the palimpsest disk utility i get : http://paste.ubuntu.com/543741/
[18:48] <|Kellan|> Hello all I am trying to set my screen resolution from the command line. I am running Ubuntu Server 10.4 xrandr gives the error "Can't open Display" and there is no xorg.conf file. I am hooking the server to a KVM Switch that only supports 1024x768 and Ubuntu has directed a higher resolution. How can I set the max display?
[18:48] <edbian> kev_, Don't flood silly
[18:48] <kev_> sorry
[18:49] <edbian> !pastebin | kev_
[18:49] <goltoof> how can i give a user full access to all subdirs recursively without changing file perms themselves?
[18:49] <lolmaus> gobbe, do i really need acl? All users should either have read only or writeable access to a share. Two variants only. No need for per-directory limitations. And how can a Windows user authenticate to a share when he's already inside as guest?
[18:49] <kev_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/543743/
[18:49] <edbian> goltoof, You cannot
[18:49] <gobbe> weekly: yes, that's because your fstab doesn't have mountpoint with sdb1-name but with id
[18:49] <goltoof> edbian:   :/
[18:49] <gobbe> lolmaus: no you dont
[18:49] <edbian> goltoof, That is the purpose of the permissions.  To control who accesses them.
[18:49] <kev_> it says i have more users logged in then i really do, edbian?
[18:49] <lolmaus> gobbe ?
[18:49] <edbian> kev_, It lists one user logged on.
[18:49] <gobbe> lolmaus: you dont need acl, you could do it only wioth samba and local samba-users
[18:50] <kev_> why does it say 4 users logged on then?
[18:50] <YouArePwned> so yeah
[18:50] <YouArePwned> my pidgin still says authenication failure
[18:50] <YouArePwned> i really need to set it up now
[18:50] <edbian> kev_, I don't know...
[18:50] <kev_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/543745/
[18:50] <edbian> kev_, What command is that?
[18:51] <edbian> kev_, What does who show?
[18:52] <lolmaus> gobbe, the question is how do i authenticate (from Windows) to gain write access? The share would not ask for a password, it lets me in with readonly access immediately.
[18:52] <luxurymode> hey all. im running ubuntu on a Gateway NV78 laptop. I cant adjust screen brightness. When I press keyboard button to adjust, dialog shows up and shows its increasing brightness, but nothing actually changes.
[18:52] <gobbe> lolmaus: you can mount it with user-id from windows, if you just browse it opens guest by default
[18:53] <gobbe> lolmaus: so browsing uses guest, but if you map the network drive you can give account
[18:54] <YouArePwned> anyone can help me please?
[18:54] <wildfire100> hey, will a pc dvd rom torrent of call of duty work on ubuntu in any way?
[18:54] <edbian> YouArePwned, Probs.  What is the issue?
[18:54] <YouArePwned> again, i have a problem with pidgin's msn module
[18:54] <edbian> wildfire100, possibly with wine.  Ask in that channel
[18:54] <lolmaus> gobbe, that seems to be the answer! Quite obvious. :) I've also recalled there's a "control userpasswords2" tool that lets you manage remembered network share passwords.
[18:54] <edbian> YouArePwned, Ahh, sorry.  IDK
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: run: gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub     change GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash" to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash apci=off"   save the new file and run; sudo update-grub    reboot to test, should make the backlight work a bit better but you'll loose battery information
[18:54] <YouArePwned> oh k
[18:54] <wildfire100> ok
[18:55] <weekly> gobbe, anythign else you could suggest i try about the harddrive mounting thing?
[18:55] <luxurymode> actionparsnip: im a total linuxx noob. how do i change the grub cmdline?
[18:56] <gobbe> weekly: hmmh, trying to figure out what's wrong but still no idea :-/
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: it will open in a text editor, i'm sure you've used one of those before
[18:56] <luxurymode> hehe yea
[18:56] <luxurymode> just find the file on my system ?
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: i gave the EXACT command to run to get it opened and writable
[18:56] <luxurymode> oh nevermind the terminal command will open it ok
[18:56] <luxurymode> sorry ;)
[18:57] <weekly> gobbe, gconf-editor /apps/nautilus/preferences/media_automount is on and media_automount_open is on....
[18:57] <|trey|> got a question for you guys, i just built a new pc and installed a fresh ubuntu distro 10.10 and it wont let my audio play to save my life lol
[18:58] <edbian> |trey|, What kind of files are they?
[18:58] <gobbe> weekly: yes, that might be it
[18:58] <mokka> hello, can someone help me with jolicloud?
[18:58] <gobbe> weekly: could you try to mount it somewhere else?
[18:58] <gobbe> weekly: to se just that it's working
[18:58] <|trey|> edbian i have tried many different types, i have installed vlc w/codecs but still no luck
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> mokka: its not supported here
[18:58] <luxurymode> actionparsnip: thanks so much for your help. really appreciate it. rebooting now
[18:58] <edbian> |trey|, Are you sure sound works at all?
[18:58] <weekly> gobbe, ill try, gimme a sec
[18:59] <|trey|> i know the amp/mixer works fine, have an ipod on it now
[18:59] <edbian> |trey|, Do the files play in the player but you hear nothing?  Or do they simply error out
[18:59] <|trey|> they play fine in the player
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> mokka: there is #jolicloud where your OS is supported
[18:59] <|trey|> no audio
[18:59] <kev_> edbian, who shows the same as w
[18:59] <mokka> ok thx
[18:59] <kev_> its odd.
[18:59] <edbian> |trey|, alsamixer  in a term
[18:59] <|trey|> and I got the realtek drivers but they dont seem to want to install or do anything
[19:00] <edbian> |trey|, Are the pcm and master sliders up?
[19:00] <kev_> edbian, http://paste.ubuntu.com/543748/
[19:01] <|trey|> I dont know where to find those sliders but i can see the hardware, just cant get it to play
[19:01] <weekly> gobbe, created a new dir "test" in /media/ with sudo. Still no dice with the manual mount "mount: /dev/sdc1 already mounted or /media/test busy" even after sudo umount -a
[19:01] <gobbe> weekly: try to mount it somewhere else then /media
[19:01] <gobbe> weekly: like /mnt or something
[19:01] <edbian> kev_, Where is this machine?  Your personally?
[19:02] <edbian> |trey|, alsamixer in the terminal
[19:02] <kev_> no its at a DC center in cali, edbian.
[19:02] <|trey|> i cant start it
[19:02] <saganbyte> Is it possible to resize an image from nautilus (basically without gimp)
[19:02] <saganbyte> I need to make an image smaller than what it is
[19:02] <edbian> kev_, Perhaps they have users you can't see / know about
[19:02] <|trey|> says cannot load mixer controls, invalid argument
[19:02] <baggar11> saganbyte: what ubuntu version?
[19:02] <weekly> gobbe, HAHA, it worked when i tried to mount it to a folder in my /home/
[19:02] <saganbyte> 10.10
[19:02] <saganbyte> baggar11, 10.10
[19:02] <gobbe> weekly: yes, it's the automounter that's preventing it
[19:02] <dwarder> 10.10
[19:03] <luxurymode> actionparsnip: screen looks brighter (i think...) but still cant adjust
[19:03] <Paddy_NI> saganbyte, there is a right click entry when you use the nautilus-scripts package
[19:03] <baggar11> saganbyte: open in shotwell and do a "save as"
[19:03] <edbian> |trey|, I think you made a typo
[19:03] <kev_> edbian, maybe. I'm going to ask now. I thought that was a bit strange and it boggled my mind lol.
[19:03] <baggar11> saganbyte: that brings up the resize options
[19:03] <edbian> |trey|, bottom line here.  i think your volume is down.
[19:03] <edbian> kev_, It is very strange
[19:03] <Paddy_NI> saganbyte, very handy indeed
[19:03] <|trey|> im pretty sure its not, i can see the mixer controls and im not seeing anything disabled or down
[19:03] <Paddy_NI> saganbyte, even a audio conversion script is available
[19:04] <edbian> |trey|, mmm, I'm not sure
[19:04] <|trey|> ive got the alsa mixer up
[19:04] <Paddy_NI> !info nautilus-scripts | saganbyte
[19:04] <saganbyte> baggar11, thanks :)
[19:04] <luxurymode> how do i remove all of these "Y has quit" and other notifications. its clogging up the irc window for me
[19:04] <|trey|> take off joins and parts
[19:04] <weekly> gobbe, is the automounter a function of nautilus? would turning it off in gconf under the natilus key do anything?
[19:04] <saganbyte> Paddy_NI, I ll have a look at nautilus-scripts :)
[19:05] <itilious> are there any versions of ubuntu that would be able to be installed to a 2GB flash drive?
[19:05] <Protocol84> wow.. never had to pass a turing test to join an irc channel before...
[19:05] <|trey|> ubuntu netbook
[19:05] <jasonmchristos> hi folks
[19:05] <edbian> itilious, any of them?
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: not sure about the adjust, is there a bug logged?
[19:06] <jasonmchristos> is there an #ubuntu-offtopic still ?
[19:06] <gobbe> weekly: you could turn it of in gconf
[19:06] <itilious> edbian, they would fit on a drive that small?
[19:06] <gobbe> weekly: but the idea is to mount automatically usb-sticks etc
[19:06] <edbian> itilious, The live CD is only 699 MB
[19:06] <gobbe> weekly: add static mounts to somewhere else?
[19:06] <Diverdude> if i do: grep -r NDK_PROJ it searches all files in current folder and all files in all subfolders for text containing the string "NDK_PROJ" right?
[19:06] <itilious> edbian, i'm trying to get a portable installation going so that I can use an updated virus scanner on other machines
[19:07] <luxurymode> actionparsnip: how can i check for a bug log?
[19:07] <itilious> edbian, can the live cd/jump drive do this?
[19:07] <Diverdude> if i do: grep -r NDK_PROJ it searches all files in current folder and all files in all subfolders for text containing the string "NDK_PROJ" right?
[19:07] <edbian> itilious, Use the Ubuntu magic USB creator or whatever (yes it can)
[19:07] <weekly> gobbe, ill try the gconf key first, i would rather not have to re-write all my backup cron jobs, but i will if its going to act up like this
[19:07] <gobbe> weekly: you could also do a link from /media/backup to /mnt/backup for example
[19:08] <itilious> edbian, when i tried to install avg .deb it had an error though
[19:08] <weekly> gobbe, good idea what is the syntax for doing somethign like that? never tried before
[19:08] <itilious> i already have an ubuntu jump drive that i booted to and tried to install .deb avg in "try ubuntu" is this the correct way to do this?
[19:09] <edbian> itilious, yes, that's correct
[19:09] <edbian> itilious, The error is probably unrelated to the fact that it's a live CD
[19:09] <Diverdude> if i do: grep -r NDK_PROJ it searches all files in current folder and all files in all subfolders for text containing the string "NDK_PROJ" right?
[19:10] <gobbe> weekly: sudo ln -s /media/backup/ /mnt/backup for example
[19:10] <gobbe> weekly: sorry, viceversa
[19:10] <DrAcid1> hello
[19:11] <gobbe> weekly: you want to add /medi/backup to point to /mnt/backup, so sudo ln -s /mnt/backup /media/backup
[19:11] <DrAcid1> Humble indie bundle is back! www.humblebundle.com
[19:11] <jasonmchristos> QUESTION: i backed up my home directory with rsync looking in /.gnupg/private-keysxx/  its empty does that mean my pgp key is gone?
[19:11] <b0nghitter> GNS3 0.7.3 was released a couple days ago, i hope ubuntu devs can start testing new gns3 and dynamips, to get them in the repos asap
[19:12] <popey> jasonmchristos: why would you back that folder up, that's not where your private keys live by default
[19:12] <luxurymode> actionparsnip: how do i check for a bug log?
[19:13] <tittn> hello is there any way to reset the sound settings in the latest ubuntu?? cos after using usb headset it cant find my built in mic anymore :(
[19:14] <weekly> gobbe, thanks for the help man, im gonna try the natilus thing ill be back to tell you how it went... thanks
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> !bugs | luxurymode
[19:14] <sebuba> Hello, how to display IP of who is printing in cups ?
[19:14] <jasonmchristos> popey: i backed up the entire home dir, i thought thats where they should be if i want to restore them where do i extract them from in my backup of entire home dir
[19:14] <oldfa> hi all! I'm on liveCD of Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS on a really old desktop-pc
[19:14] <oldfa> not this from I writing to
[19:15] <popey> jasonmchristos: they should just be in ~/.gnupg/
[19:15] <itilious> how can i  add "i915.modeset=1" before "quiet splash" permanently to ubuntu live ?
[19:15] <oldfa> I have an asus wl138g v2 but it does not see my wireless
[19:15] <bitplane> Hi, I just installed 11.04 and when I try to resize a window, I have to hit it exactly on the border. Any way to make this a bit wider like it used to be in 10.x?
[19:15] <bitplane> It's like one pixel, I need more than one pixel
[19:15] <bitplane> Pixels are small
[19:15] <luxurymode> same issue with me bitplane
[19:15] <jasonmchristos> popey: in secring.gpg?
[19:15] <luxurymode> its impossible to get that resize!
[19:16] <Needshelp> Can somone hellp me with some issues im having?
[19:16] <titane> hi, i think i need help ^^
[19:16] <titane> i restarted my laptop in order to install updates and when i got back to the logon screen, gnome was "less beautiful"
[19:16] <titane> i logged in and i got no wallpaper, no icons, and an infinity of apps opening in the bottom bar: "file manager"
[19:16] <titane> i really don't know what to do...
[19:16] <FloodBot2> titane: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:17] <Needshelp> Specifically i have a machine here that i am trying to install Ubuntu 10.10 on but the screen cums up hazy, as if its not syncing with the screen, and it wont let me install it on the compuer
[19:18] <coder2> i have some broken packages installed in my lucid........but synaptic package manager gives a warning that your system may be unstable........so what should i do???
[19:18] <gonz0> After installing "xautoclick 0.30" my LeftMousButton stopped working on the desktop. Any solutions?
[19:18] <cyberjacob> hi guys
[19:18] <pawan> could anyone plz help me fix the following errors? I've failed to solve it with a couple of methods I've tried so far.
[19:18] <pawan> these are the errors I get: W: GPG error: http://linux.dropbox.com maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG FC918B335044912E Dropbox Automatic Signing Key <linux@dropbox.com>
[19:18] <pawan> W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://archive.canonical.com maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[19:18] <pawan> W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://extras.ubuntu.com maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[19:18] <FloodBot2> pawan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:18] <kcorcoran> Yesterday I downloaded some source applications and installed.  that said, can I use this same source code elsewhere?  I would assume so, however I am unsure if the ./configure commands writes anything in the source folders.  any insight?
[19:18] <jasonmchristos> popey: think i got it thanks
[19:18] <cyberjacob> does anybody know about iSCSI?
[19:19] <pawan> I'm sorry
[19:19] <gonz0> After installing "xautoclick 0.30" my LeftMousButton stopped working on the desktop. Any solutions? Ive uninstalled this app, but the button still isnt working
[19:19] <wildc4rd> evenin all
[19:20] <weekly> gobbe, It worked, it was the Nautilus auto-mounter screwing it up, they mount now that i disabled it in gconf, thanks for the help man i really appreciate all you guys do in here for us, thanks!
[19:20] <gobbe> weekly: np
[19:20] <coder2> my ubuntu hangs........anybody help?
[19:21] <gonz0> After installing "xautoclick 0.30" my LeftMouseButton stopped working on the desktop. Any solutions? Ive uninstalled this app, but the button still isnt working.
[19:21] <pawan> I get the following error messages while running apt-get update: http://paste.ubuntu.com/543768/
[19:21] <pawan> could anyone help me fix them?
[19:21] <luxurymode> actionparsnip: which package would i use with that cmd? sorry, im a total noob
[19:22] <luxurymode> i just did "display" seems to have worked
[19:22] <robbie_tzr> given the cheap price of HDD's these days, is there any merit in running 10.10 desktop edition on a RAID5 array? Although this is seen as a "fake" or Software Array, would there be much decrease in terms of performance on a (reasonably) modern dual core PC?
[19:22] <will777> Help!   Does anyone have experience recovering from a fully encrypted drive (LUKS is it called?..   I did it during Installation using Ubuntu Hardy 8.04  Alternative CD Installer)...      I don't know how to access the data if I end up slaving the drive, as far as I know, I need to "boot" from this drive to even decrypt the system...
[19:23] <gobbe> robbie_tzr: if you mean decrease in performance of CPU; no
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: acpi probably
[19:23] <gobbe> robbie_tzr: modern cpu's can handle software-raids well
[19:24] <Goliath> hey i load a game with dolphin and it says player 1 error: nunchuk or classic controller is required. what to do?
[19:24] <robbie_tzr> thanks gobbe; just wanted to guage the general opinion on such a set-up. Possibly regarded as "overkill" for a normal desktop PC perhaps, but I like the reassurance that this sort of setup can provide,.
[19:25] <gobbe> robbie_tzr: yes. i'v been running software-raids several years now in servers also
[19:26] <gobbe> robbie_tzr: so go for it :)
[19:26] <will777> Anyone have experience mounting and decrypting (slaving) an ecrypted (with alternative installer CD) system boot drive for data recovery?
[19:26] <casperfoo> Goliath: a WII game?
[19:26] <Goliath> yes
[19:26] <casperfoo> Goliath: I think you're in the wrong channel
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Goliath: i'd consult the emulators page
[19:27] <robbie_tzr> Thanks gobbe; can I ask a further question - in terms of dealing with the possible implications of this, is it worth actually "breaking" the raid, ie, removing and formatting one disk, in order that I can perform a dummy-run of disk failure followed by disk renewal, and it regenerating?
[19:28] <gobbe> robbie_tzr: well. if you want to do that you could, but i don't see any points there :)
[19:29] <cyberjacob> nobody know about iSCSI???
[19:29] <luxurymode> how do i just launch text editor?
[19:29] <Yeti_69> !fr
[19:29] <robbie_tzr> ok gobbe; sorry, it was posed as a question but more likely a scenario where this comes into play. I do have my desktop actually set up on a RAID5 basis. Thank you very much for your comments :)
[19:29] <DrAcid1> Humble indie bundle is back! www.humblebundle.com
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: press ALT+F2 and type: gedit
[19:29] <IdleOne> DrAcid1: Please don't advertise here
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: or there is gedit in the Applications -> accessories menu
[19:30] <DrAcid1> No no
[19:30] <DrAcid1> !
[19:30] <luxurymode> awesome thanks
[19:30] <DrAcid1> It's not advertising!
[19:30] <Walex> robbie_tzr: it could be a good idea, especially if you want to an idea of how long it takes to resync.
[19:30] <znh> hello. how can I reinstall the modules? I installed a module which is unstable
[19:30] <DrAcid1> I hope You DO know that it is THE FAMOUS indie bundle of games for GNU/Linux!!!
[19:30] <KipMacy> do any wireless cell usb device thingies work straight out of box with ubuntu?
[19:31] <luxurymode> whats a good app to quickly search entire computer (besides google desktop)?
[19:31] <iceroot> luxurymode: locate
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> KipMacy: depends on the chip
[19:31] <geirha> KipMacy: Mine does
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> !hcl |  KipMacy
[19:31] <SamuraiAlba> I feel insane.
[19:31] <tehgeekmeister> i've googled this and all the answers haven't worked so far
[19:31] <tehgeekmeister> how do i make apt-get *truly* noninteractive
[19:31] <luxurymode> iceroot: do i need to install or is it included?
[19:31] <Needshelp> I am having issues with my screen and not being able to download ubuntu. The screen is blurry and does not allow me to install it, though ic an use the demo. Can anyone help?
[19:32] <geirha> KipMacy: Check that it has the penguin icon on the box. Then it should work out of the box in Ubuntu.
[19:32] <SamuraiAlba> I was wondering if I can upgrade to Natty Alpha on a Wubi 10.10 install.  Possible?  If so, how?
[19:32] <tehgeekmeister> for use in server setup script
[19:32] <robbie_tzr> thanks Walex. If RAID5 can provide this sort of redundancy, is it worth experimenting with more "exotic" filesystems such as BTRFS or stick with ext4? Just wondering along the lines of now the possibility of disk failure is reduced, can I therefore be more adventurous with the filesystem?
[19:32] <iceroot> luxurymode: sudo apt-get install locate  but it is not scanning the content of a file only the name
[19:32] <killybilly> hi, is there a way to disable persistence in a Live USB, so it could maintain the changes i made being 'read only'? xD
[19:32] <znh> hello. how can I reinstall the modules? I installed a module which is unstable
[19:32] <luxurymode> iceroot: thanks gotcha
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> tehgeekmeister: sudo apt-get -y upgrade
[19:32] <goltoof> how to list every file in dir with perm 777?
[19:32] <KipMacy> geirha: i got one... sometimes it works with wpa2, sometimes not! sometimes need a reboot.  it is very mysterious and aggravating
[19:32] <luxurymode> easiest way to sync openoffice with google docs?
[19:32] <goltoof> file and dir
[19:32] <Walex> robbie_tzr: storage system redundancy has nothing to do with filesystem operation.
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> !persistant | killybilly
[19:32] <SamuraiAlba> RaidZ2 seems nice, robbie_tzr
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> !persistent
[19:33] <geirha> KipMacy: 07d1:3c03 D-Link System DWL-G122 802.11g Adapter [ralink rt73]  <- never had any issues with that one.
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> killybilly: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[19:33] <Walex> robbie_tzr: note that RAID5, RAID6 and other forms of parity RAID are usually a bad idea, except in a couple of narrow cases.
[19:33] <tehgeekmeister> ActionParsnip: i'm installing, not upgrading, and using "export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive && sudo apt-get install -y -q packages"  mysql still asks for a password to be given, though.
[19:33] <goltoof> luxurymode:  that sounds like a google api question
[19:33] <luxurymode> yeah, you're right ;)
[19:33] <Walex> robbie_tzr: 'ext4' can also be very adventurous if you change some parameters :-).
[19:33] <geirha> KipMacy: Hm. Yeah, that sounds a bit flakey. I'd consider reporting it as a bug on launchpad.
[19:33] <sbalmos> There's probably no real way to get PulseAudio to use ESD, so I can get audio over FreeNX without massive mucking around with individual apps' output prefs, right?
[19:34] <Walex> robbie_tzr: consider doing a web search for the "O_PONIES" debate...
[19:34] <vibrunazo> You guys seen the www.humblebundle.com #2? You can get 5 linux games for any ammount in donation :D
[19:34] <KipMacy> geirha: the one you just mentioned, you got it to work with WPA2 reliably?
[19:34] <robbie_tzr> ok Walex, I had just read/understood that BTRFS was sill regarded as being a relatively new FS, and I wondered if there were any benefits to changing from ext4 - I have seen a few websites with various benchmarks for FS comparisons, and just wondered what people were using :)
[19:34] <goltoof> luxurymode:  if i were familiar with OO i'd have something to say but I'm 100% GD user
[19:34] <IdleOne> !ot | vibrunazo
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> tehgeekmeister: http://fixunix.com/debian/127236-apt-get-y-upgrade-non-interactive-sessions-replacing-conf-files-etc.html
[19:34] <luxurymode> i clicked applications on gnome panel and it wont close now
[19:34] <geirha> KipMacy: Oh, no, I've only tried it with WEP.
[19:34] <luxurymode> the drop down menu is still there
[19:34] <luxurymode> wont close
[19:35] <goltoof> how to list every file in dir with perm 777?
[19:35] <casperfoo> luxurymode: killall -HUP gnome-panel
[19:35] <luxurymode> and i cant switch to places or system
[19:35] <luxurymode> thanks!
[19:35] <luxurymode> though i cant open terminal
[19:35] <Walex> robbie_tzr: almost all filestem "benchmarks" are done by people who understand very little of what they are measuring. There are a lot of morons in that area.
[19:35] <KipMacy> i think there is some mysterious voodoo still with wpa2 + wireless devices + manufacturers who have not released source
[19:35] <LUCKY__> hello
[19:35] <luxurymode> is there a key shortcut to open terminal?
[19:35] <sbalmos> robbie_tzr: I'm currently running btrfs as root fs and such. Nothing objectively measured yet, but it "feels" sluggish at times.
[19:35] <SamuraiAlba> How do I upgrade a wubi installed 10.10 Ubuntu to Natty Alpha 1?
[19:35] <goltoof> luxurymode:   alt+ctrl +t
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> goltoof: i'd ask in #bash
[19:35] <tehgeekmeister> ActionParsnip: read that already, tried it.
[19:35] <casperfoo> but it was too late...
[19:35] <LUCKY__> I need help in installation of ubuntu netbook 10.10
[19:35] <goltoof> ActionParsnip:  o rly?  didn't think it was that elaborate
[19:36] <sam-_-> luxurymode, or restart x ctl+alt+backspace
[19:36] <yubahaq> hi everyone
[19:36] <LUCKY__> kindly urently
[19:36] <Walex> robbie_tzr: I personally recommend JFS and XFS. One day, one day NILFS2 will become very useful.
[19:36] <robbie_tzr> thanks Walex - yes I am quite wary of benchmarks/statistics on these comparative sites, for a normal user such as myself, I am happy to stick with ext4.
[19:36] <goltoof> sam-_-:  sounds a bit drastic
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> goltoof: it's gonna be a lot of grep, awk and find-ing
[19:36] <yubahaq> i have a problem about resolution : it doesn't work with startup
[19:36] <sam-_-> goltoof, probably...
[19:36] <ZykoticK9> sam-_-, FYI c+a+backspace was changed to alt+sysrq+k a few releases ago
[19:36] <Walex> robbie_tzr: things like 'ext3', 'ext4' and BTRFS exist only to let enterprise users update in-place without downtime.
[19:37] <yubahaq> i have installed startupmanager but haven't that resolution which i work with
[19:37] <sam-_-> ZykoticK9, good to know. thx
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: it can be reinstated in keyboard settings
[19:37] <Walex> robbie_tzr: 'ext4' is not too bad, but I still like JFS and XFS better.
[19:37] <goltoof> ActionParsnip:   I just want to review every file in my web directory and minimize vulnerability.  curious if there's some test to check the vulnerability of my webserver
[19:37] <jessd> Hi all.  I'm working on a bootable USB key.  It installs an image file onto a target machine.  The problem is that the image file requries the drive on the machien be SDA; the usb key is coming up as SDA.  Is anyone aware of a way to force the boot process to redefine the boot device to be a different drive designation.  It's a lot faster than rebuilding the image process...
[19:37] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, yup a la !dontzap ;)
[19:37] <itaylor57> goltool man find
[19:38] <coz_> ctrl+a;t+backspace does not shut down applications properly   ctrl+alt+F1   log in   sudo restart gdm is much safer
[19:38] <killybilly> ActionParsnip: that explains how to install persistence in a live usb, that i have, what i want to do is 'disable' or 'lock' that capability in order to keep my changes botting but not to write anything else
[19:38] <luxurymode> apparently i had to just click escape
[19:38] <Walex> sbalmos: occasional filesystem sluggishness is often due instead do improper choice of elevator and of flusher paramters. The defaults can be wv ery very wrong.
[19:38] <robbie_tzr> thanks Walex. One more quick question in that case - in the case of my laptop, a DELL Mini10V with an 8gig SSD, should I really be looking at these benchmark sites siting XFS, ZFS, etc, etc, as a means of squeezing the last bit of performance out of the laptop, or be happy with something like ext4?
[19:38] <goltoof> itaylor57:  kind of doubt that
[19:39] <Walex> robbie_tzr: if you have an SSD things are *completely different*
[19:39] <will777> Anyone have experience mounting and decrypting (slaving) an encrypted (with alternative installer CD) system boot drive for data recovery?  Please message me...
[19:39] <unop> coz_, the effect is the same actually, in both cases the window manager is terminated and in getting that signal sends the same signal to all it's children
[19:39] <yubahaq>  i have installed startupmanager but haven't that resolution which i work with
[19:39] <LUCKY__> kindly help me
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: i'd use ext2 as it has no journal which will reduce the writes to the storage device
[19:39] <Walex> robbie_tzr: SSDs have A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT performance profile for the hard disks for which most file systems have been designed.,
[19:39] <coz_> unop,   not quite guy... it was disabled for a reason   ctrl+alt+F1  is much much safer
[19:39] <Walex> robbie_tzr: for that kind of SSD use 'ext2', and  *nothing else*.
[19:39] <Chilaquiles> hey guys Im trying to install a wireless card in ubuntu but it doesn't let me do it, is there any documentation where I can get help to do this?
[19:40] <robbie_tzr> Ok Walex- my desktop 10.10 is running happily on a RAID5 3x80gb HDD setup. The laptop is running 10.04 UNR on an 8gig SDD
[19:40] <will777> Chilaquiles check out  NDISWRAPPER   in relation to your particular network device......
[19:40] <Walex> robbie_tzr: NILFS2 might be the filesystem of the future because it is particularly suitable for SSDs,.
[19:40] <will777> (it's not necessarily capitalized) :)
[19:40] <will777> Anyone have experience mounting and decrypting (slaving) an encrypted (with alternative installer CD) system boot drive for data recovery?  Please message me...
[19:40] <robbie_tzr> Walex: really ext2? Can you give me some more info/reasons for this choice of FS please?
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Chilaquiles: run: sudo lshw -C network     websearch for the product line to find guides
[19:41] <casperfoo> Walex: why only ext2, what's wrong with ext3/4?
[19:41] <yubahaq> http://pc-techn.blogspot.com/2010/11/check-list-for-linux-security.html
[19:41] <unop> coz_, actually, the reason it was disabled is arguable - I'd say it's so that one can't inadvertently kill the X session using ctrl-alt-backspace
[19:41] <Walex> robbie_tzr: a 3-disk setup is one of the two cases where RAID5 makes some sense.
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: it will prolong the life of the device as SSD have limited writes
[19:41] <itaylor57> goltool: find . -perm 777
[19:41] <unop> coz_, and it's not disabled universally - only a few distros do it
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> itaylor57: ooh nice :)
[19:41] <itaylor57> im a cli kinda guy :>)
[19:41] <will777> robbie_tzr:  it probably is because you won't be having all the extraneous data writes for the journaling that will otherwise slow you down with SSD with ext3
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> itaylor57: me too, i just dont search by perm a lot :)
[19:42] <sbalmos> Walex: Admittedly, I have yet to really experiment with btrfs, especially with tuning. Any articles out yet in the intartubez for such?
[19:42] <coz_> unop,  well as I recall several years ago ,,,, ,mnay people coming in here complaingin about gnome and nautilus errors because they used ctrl+altr+baclspace and the errors were quite clear that they were not shut down properly
[19:42] <Walex>  as <ActionParsnip> wrote SSDs have limited rewrites and the journal area of a journal filesystem does heavy writes.
[19:42] <coz_> but have it your way
[19:42] <robbie_tzr> ok - should I therefore consider re-installing UNR10.04 on ext2 on this laptop? I sort of understand the additional complications of running on SSD
[19:42] <peeps[lappy]> is there any easy way to see the shortcut for a gnome menu item?  for example in windows you can right-click any start menu item and view properties to see what path it links to.  why can't I do this in ubuntu
[19:42] <LUCKY__> can u help me in installing ubuntu
[19:42] <tittn> hello
[19:42] <Chilaquiles> I can't install my USB linksys wireless device has someone run into this?
[19:42] <LUCKY__> can anyone help me in installing ubuntu netbook
[19:43] <Walex> also there is really no need for journaling on a smallish SSD because journaling is mostly useful to avoid 'fsck' and SSDs make 'fsck' very fast especially if they are small.
[19:43] <KB1JWQ> !install | LUCKY__
[19:43] <LUCKY__> can anyone help me in installing ubuntu netbook Plzzz
[19:43] <tittn> i need help reconfiguring my micropone on laptop it seems to have disapeard in latest ubuntu after plugging in usb headset
[19:43] <unop> coz_, that may very well be - but that doesn't validate another way of terminating X as better, if you get where I'm coming from.
[19:43] <Walex> robbie_tzr: I would definitely reinstall with 'ext2' on an SSD.
[19:43] <goltoof> !anyone  | LU
[19:43] <Chilaquiles> I can't install my USB linksys wireless device has someone run into this?
[19:43] <Walex> LUCKY__: there are lots of nice HOWTOs for that. It should be really easy.
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Chilaquiles: run:   lsusb    websearch for the 8 character ID for the device
[19:44] <luxurymode> lucky_: msg me
[19:44] <W3nd3tta> have you  tried ifconfig -a?
[19:44] <Walex> aaaaah late I got to go. Bye everybody.
[19:44] <robbie_tzr> ok, thanks Walex - I will dig out the USB stick and reinstall on ext2 as per your advice. This netbook holds no important information as I just install dropbox on my 3 linux pc's. It was just a question that started out as RAID on SATA drives and sort of wandered onto SSD :)
[19:44] <W3nd3tta> maybe it is installed but offline. sometimes it happens
[19:44] <LUCKY__> RE: I don't know how to allocate drive during ubuntu installation,
[19:44] <LUCKY__> RE: I don't know how to allocate drive during ubuntu installation,
[19:44] <Chilaquiles> do I have to be connected to the internet to do this ActionParsnip?
[19:45] <robbie_tzr> bye Walex - thank you for your time and responses
[19:45] <LUCKY__> RE: I don't know how to allocate drive during ubuntu installation,
[19:45] <LUCKY__> RE: I don't know how to allocate drive during ubuntu installation,
[19:45] <goltoof> !repeat | LUCKY__
[19:45] <doriangrey>  Hello i wonder if on the right clik menu>copy to or move to there is the way to add more locations than home directory or desktop? thanks
[19:45] <W3nd3tta> LUCKY..have you tried to use the partition editor?
[19:45] <luxurymode> LUCKY_: i can help
[19:45] <goltoof> LUCKY__:  the installer should guide you through the process... is it not?
[19:46] <luxurymode> just did this myself
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Chilaquiles: no, it all runs locally, when you have the ID you can fid guides. Knowing its a linksys is fairly worthless as they don't make the chip which you ned to know
[19:46] <luxurymode> query me
[19:46] <LUCKY__> I searched all the WEB
[19:46] <LUCKY__> I searched all the WEB
[19:46] <LUCKY__> I searched all the WEBI searched all the WEB
[19:46] <LUCKY__> I searched all the WEB
[19:46] <goltoof> !repeat | LUCKY__
[19:46] <luxurymode> oh boy
[19:46] <tittn> oO
[19:46] <sbalmos> ohy
[19:46] <Chilaquiles> by ID you mean S/N?
[19:46] <goltoof> LUCKY__  please stop
[19:47] <sbalmos> he's gone already
[19:47] <luxurymode> sheesh
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Chilaquiles: it will look something like this: 0483:2016
[19:47] <mattt_> Is there a difference between libsvn-java and svnkit?
[19:48] <CarlFK> it is hard for me to grab a side or corner of a window to resize it.  how do I expand the region i need to grab?
[19:48] <Chilaquiles> ?? I don't see a number like that on my device
[19:48] <Chilaquiles> do I have to run a command to see that number?
[19:48] <MrPicard> Howdy all, trying to install apache/lamp/phpmyadmin on my server, what commnad would i use?
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> Chilaquiles: you won't, thats a fingerprint reader, it will be in te same FORMAT though.
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> 1lamp | MrPicard
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> !lamp
[19:49] <robbie_tzr> I'm looking to install Ubuntu Server on my 3rd and main PC at home. Is it worth handing over tasks such as DHCP and DNS to a PC, over and above the router? Is there any benefit to be obtained by running SQUID on this PC for example?
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: if you have a dhcp / dns solution in place, why change it
[19:50] <goltoof> MrPicard:  sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[19:50] <CarlFK> robbie_tzr: check out http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/squid-deb-proxy
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: squid will mean you don't have to use the web for all conent as it may be stored locally, makes the web faster
[19:50] <robbie_tzr> thanks ActionParsnip, seen you in here many times before by the way! I'm really just looking to optimise the setup I have, plus I like to tinker :)
[19:50] <tittn> did anybody read my question else i repeat it :D
[19:50] <MrPicard> Ok i get this error, E: Invalid operation apache2
[19:50] <w_wilkins> Anyone in here have suggestions for a linux git gui?
[19:51] <goltoof> MrPicard:  o_0
[19:51] <goltoof> MrPicard:  with the command i gave?
[19:51] <winkwinknudge_nu> can someone give me a tip/hand on how to get my network and shutter icon to the left of all these > ? http://img2.imagebanana.com/img/mybrgtyo/Selection_001.png
[19:52] <nirazio> Which partitioning algorithms use ubuntu during the installation, is it also available as a standalone application or command? is it gparted?
[19:52] <goltoof> tittn:  it's okay to repeat once your last message is off the screen
[19:52] <MagicJ> the log on screen offers me a list of most of the users - not all - how do I remove users from this list?
[19:52] <tittn> i need help reconfiguring my micropone on laptop it seems to have disapeard in latest ubuntu after plugging in usb headset
[19:53] <CarlFK> robbie_tzr: dns is kinda a pain, but you might find it fun - no clue how much it will really help.  dhcp... I was fine my wifi AP, until I needed to do pxe booting which the APs dhcp does't support.
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: always fun to tinker, if you install dnsmasq on the laptop it can speed up the web
[19:53] <itaylor57> w_wilkins: giggle or gitg
[19:53] <CarlFK> goltoof: "off the screen" is like every 30 seconds, a bit too soon
[19:53] <robbie_tzr> thanks for the reply CarlFK and ActionParsnip - I really do appreciate your input/thoughts on these matters.
[19:54] <dave007> Hi all, I'm having a weird problem with ubuntu 10.10 after playing around with the abort() syscall, which caused my system to hard freeze. Now when I boot it "stalls" when loading the system (after booting the kernel), no error msg nothing, I can do ctrl-alt-sup to reboot however. This makes me think it might be udev related?? It doesn't load the gdm, just sits there. I booted with a rescue disk and ran fsck.ext4 but nothing in the fs was wrong. could anyon
[19:54] <dave007> e give me some tips that could help me debug this?
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: also change your browser cache location to /tmp  saves more wear on the drive
[19:54] <goltoof> CarlFK:  not always 30 seconds.. and it also depends on how big your screen is   :P
[19:54] <MrPicard> Thanks :D
[19:54] <nirazio> Which partitioning algorithms use ubuntu during the installation, is it also available as a standalone application or command? is it gparted?
[19:54] <robbie_tzr> ActionParsnip - is this an option in Firefox?
[19:54] <goltoof> MrPicard:  npr.. enjoy your server
[19:55] <MrPicard> Thanks!!! :))
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: not sure, possibly in about:firefox    I ditched firefox ages ago
[19:55] <anygivenname> a system update has messed up my Logwatch....what do I do ?
[19:55] <will777> Anyone have experience mounting and decrypting (slaving) an encrypted (with alternative installer CD) system boot drive for data recovery?  Please message me...
[19:55] <robbie_tzr> ok ActionParsnip, thank you. Is there a way so save it to RAM instead of HDD?????
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> will777: why not use your backups for data recovery...
[19:55] <CarlFK> nirazio: google for devel/partman-auto-recipe.txt - if I had more I would give it
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: save what?
[19:56] <robbie_tzr> @ActionParsnip, browser cache
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: you'd have to websearch, i'm not knowledgable of firefox too much
[19:57] <nirazio> CarlFK: What's that??
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> robbie_tzr: if you can find how to change the cache folder, you can do it. /tmp is stored in a ram drive
[19:57] <cache_surplus> is that your drive will777 ? lol
[19:57] <evaluate> hello
[19:58] <robbie_tzr> ActionParsnip  - apologies if I am a bit slow on the uptake - are you saying that anything stored in /tmp is on a RAM drive?
[19:58] <CarlFK> nirazio: it is something related to your question.
[19:58] <evaluate> you might want to look at this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Application%20of%20Drying%20Machine , it seems like spam to me...
[19:59] <nirazio> CarlFK: I have read that but no information on wat i asked
[19:59]  * skraito say firefox hardening browser get it from http://yohanespatra.wordpress.com/2010/12/14/0x71-firefox-browser-hardening-cisecurity-benchmark-level-1/
[19:59] <itaylor57> skraito: dont spam
[19:59] <CarlFK> nirazio: url of what you read?
[20:00] <anygivenname> a system update has messed up my Logwatch....what do I do ?
[20:00] <robbie_tzr> ok, that is very interesting. Nothing in the Firefox options, but I will have a look at the "about:config" and do some searching on the web and delve a little deeper.
[20:00] <tittn> it does find my mircrophone in audacity but not in ubuntu main sound settings so it dont work for skype also ;(
[20:00] <nirazio> CarlFK: http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/svn/debian-installer/installer/doc/devel/partman-auto-recipe.txt
[20:01] <cache_surplus> robbie_tzr: whats your question? about ff
[20:01] <thomc> is there a command that will tell you whether a partition is physical or logical?
[20:02] <robbie_tzr> apologies cache_surplus, I was replying to ActionParsnip about the possiblity of storing FF cache on /tmp or RAM drive to improve responsiveness
[20:02] <raddad> How do I fix this:  W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://archive.canonical.com hardy/partner Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/archive.canonical.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_partner_binary-i386_Packages)
[20:02] <hplc> squid cache no longer in /var/squid/cache? (default location?)
[20:03] <cache_surplus> hmm
[20:03] <cache_surplus> will that work?
[20:03] <CarlFK> nirazio: right file - look at other links, find what reads that file
[20:03] <will777> Anyone have experience mounting and decrypting (slaving) an encrypted (with alternative installer CD) system boot drive for data recovery?  Please message me...
[20:03] <cache_surplus> maybe the firefox room can help with that
[20:03] <cache_surplus> or #linux
[20:04] <robbie_tzr> thank you cache_surplus, something for me to go away and look into further. Can I take the opportunity to thank the 4 replyers in the last 30 minutes to all my burning linux questions, you have all been very very helpfull
[20:04] <nirazio> CarlFK: I cant understand??
[20:06] <cache_surplus> the #linux room is much better at answer linux questions, here its only ubuntu
[20:06] <cache_surplus> go figure
[20:06] <Durando> lol cache_surplus
[20:06] <monkeybox> ubuntu
[20:07] <robbie_tzr> can I take it therefore, that a non-journaling FS is recommended on an SSD drive, such as that in my netbook?
[20:07] <CarlFK> nirazio: "Which partitioning algorithms use ubuntu during the installation, is it also available as a standalone application or command? is it gparted?"  that file can be used by the installer.  I don't know if it is standalone, I suspect it is.  I don't know if it is gparted.
[20:13] <OoO_Bax_OoO> !list
[20:13] <magn3ts> inf karma to anyone who can tell me the fastest way to count lines in a file that start with a given character
[20:14] <CarlFK> magn3ts: grep|wc
[20:14] <itaylor57> magn3ts: wc -l filename
[20:14] <unop> magn3ts,  grep -c '^c'
[20:14] <unop> magn3ts, c being the character
[20:14] <CarlFK> grep "a given characeter file|wc
[20:15] <unop> grep already does a count .. wc becomes superflous
[20:15] <unop> err, superfluous*
[20:16] <CarlFK> neat: grep -c --count              Suppress normal output; instead print a count of matching  lines              for  each  input  file.
[20:16] <hplc> damn, think i screwed up here, "squid" and "squid3" are separate installs? ubuntu itself comes shipped with 1 squid installed?
[20:16] <magn3ts> unop, hot friggin damn, you just made me one happy puppy
[20:17] <unop> magn3ts, so, say "woof"!! :)
[20:18] <will777> Can anyone give me advice on recovering from  LUKS partition (my current system boot physical drive)...  I can get to Grub,  but I'm having problems decrypting my LUKS encrypted operating system...
[20:20] <kinks> will777: what exactly are you "recovering" from?
[20:21] <KLaa> Where I can see log past grub menu?
[20:22] <kinks> KLaa: log of what?
[20:22] <KLaa> system booting
[20:23] <ASDdsaA> hey, quick question, how can i change the byte-sector size of my harddrive from 2048 to 512 using linux?
[20:23] <KLaa> anyone?
[20:23] <kinks> KLaa: well, dmesg I think, but I can't be entirely sure
[20:24] <mattt_> klaa: dmesg
[20:24] <mattt_> what he said
[20:24] <bubbalooo> KLaa, whats the problem
[20:24] <SuspectZero> hey, quick question, how can i change the byte-sector size of my harddrive from 2048 to 512 using linux? (just wanted to repeat myself under this nuckname)
[20:24] <digitalfiz> how can i "downgrade" compiz? i updated to an experimental version it it wont run
[20:24] <KLaa> bubbalooo> system crashes
[20:24] <azm> so I updated /etc/exports with line:/home/user/ntb 192.168.1.106(async,rw) and run exportfs -ra but after restarting nfs-kernel-server it says:Not starting NFS kernel daemon: no exports.
[20:24] <azm> any hints?
[20:24]  * skraito say hi all
[20:24] <KLaa> both recovery mode/regular/live-cd
[20:25] <bubbalooo> KLaa, can you boot into anything what OS's do you have?
[20:25] <KLaa> yes
[20:25] <KLaa> I'm using windows
[20:25] <KLaa> atm
[20:25] <KLaa> same computer xubuntu is installed in
[20:25] <KLaa> same grub menu.
[20:26] <bubbalooo> KLaa, is xubuntu installed inside of windows or in a partition made by booting the xubuntu cd
[20:26] <kinks> though now I have a question: if dmesg shows "[5165548.393545] FAT: Directory bread(block 8247) failed", how can I figure out which process is causing the message to appear?
[20:27] <KLaa> xubuntu is installed in different hard drive
[20:27] <kinks> one obvious step might be to answer this: what do the numbers on the left signify?
[20:27] <jigrap> how does one load lkm's in startup?
[20:27] <jigrap> I created /etc/modprobe.d/myfile.conf
[20:28] <KLaa> btw I checked with ext2explore and dmesg changed two days ago.. why the log hasn't been saved?
[20:28] <jigrap> and added a module in there like 'ath5k'
[20:28] <bubbalooo> KLaa, can you run this script with the HD plugged in and post it in paste bin. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[20:28] <jigrap> and it didnt load it
[20:28] <llutz> jigrap: use /etc/modules
[20:28] <jigrap> thx
[20:28] <KLaa> bubbalooo> you probably think it is the hard drive, but i tried to boot from the live-cd also.. so its not probably
[20:28] <llutz> jigrap: if it doesn't exit, create it
[20:29] <KLaa> bubbalooo> live-cd won't boot aswell..
[20:29] <bubbalooo> KLaa, I don't know what the problem is you haven't given a concise description.
[20:29] <KLaa> I've been using xubuntu for the past 2 weeks. All worked just fine.
[20:29] <KLaa> today I powered up my computer chose in grub menu to boot ubuntu It crashed and rebooted the computer... I tried to boot using the live-cd with no success either(also tried ubuntu recovery mode).. thats very strange.. cause both installed os / live-cd were working perfectly...
[20:29] <KLaa> now I'm using windows which does work in the same Dell Optiplex 170L computer... and booted from the same grub loader.
[20:29] <FloodBot2> KLaa: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:30] <hplc> chan died?
[20:30] <subsume> how can I find more info about a package i've installed, such as where it exists on my  server?
[20:30] <llutz> subsume: dpkg -L package          lists content
[20:30] <unop> subsume, dpkg -L packagename
[20:30] <jigrap> llutz: that worked thanks
[20:31] <Buttons840> i want to run a one way diff command; i have two folders, small and large, small contains a few files, large contains the same files plus many more;   i don't want to sort through thousands of lines of file_1234 in large only -- i only want to see files which are different or which are only in small, is there a diff command i can use for this?
[20:31] <unop> Buttons840,  comm  can do this - though the input needs to be sorted
[20:32] <Guest27231> can someone help me with getting my HP 2410 to scan from ububtu 10.10
[20:33] <wilhart_> emm, what's a good RSS proggy for gnome ?!
[20:33] <wilhart_> emm ubuntu
[20:33] <wilhart_> popups and so when news
[20:33] <shadowww> wilhart, yarssr
[20:34] <shadowww> (personal preference, might not suit you)
[20:34] <pcki11> can somebody help me to configure middle click on my mouse/
[20:34] <wilhart_> shadowww, ok trying yarssr
[20:34] <wilhart_> good eyecandy ?
[20:35] <subsume> The following packages will be REMOVED:  aptitude libept0 libxapian15 tasksel tasksel-data xapian-tools
[20:35] <subsume> Umm... why is this thing trying to remove aptitude??
[20:35] <shadowww> wilhart, http://yarssr.sourceforge.net/images/yarssr_menu.png - as you see, it JustWorks(tm)
[20:35] <wilhart_> shadowww, it doesnt open ??
[20:35] <shadowww> it appears in tray, check there :p
[20:35] <wilhart_> shadowww, oo there:D
[20:36] <hplc> squid and squid3 aint same install?
[20:37] <digitalfiz> im getting this error trying to start compiz manually: GLib:ERROR:/build/buildd/glib2.0-2.27.2/glib/gmain.c:2180:g_main_dispatch: assertion failed: (source)
[20:37] <sanguisleft> was the default apache user in ubuntu
[20:37] <sanguisleft> ?
[20:38] <Guest27231> no help with hp m2410 scanning?
[20:38] <raddad> How do I fix this:  W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://archive.canonical.com hardy/partner Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/archive.canonical.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_partner_binary-i386_Packages)
[20:39] <shadowww> sanguisleft, www-data afaik
[20:39] <shadowww> raddad, you have this entry two times in your sources.list, just remove one of them
[20:39] <hplc> seems this support chan closes 20:00 gmt+1 :p
[20:39] <sam-_-> raddad, i sent you a pm about this a while ago
[20:39] <shadowww> hplc, squid is metapackage (if squid 4 will be out, ones with "squid" package installed will get upgraded"
[20:39] <shadowww> ones who installed squid3 will never get upgraded to any newer (if ever) versions
[20:40] <raddad> I'll check again, haven't found a dupe yet.
[20:40] <hplc> so i can edit squid.conf or squid3.conf, either is fine, no difference?
[20:40] <raddad> yes sam, I just found it, thank you.
[20:41] <rakhi> hi
[20:41] <wilhart_> shadowww, i dont like that,too little options
[20:42] <shadowww> wilhart, what exactly do you miss?
[20:42] <shadowww> hplc, check if one is symlink to another, that might be a possibility
[20:42] <wilhart_> shadowww, just dont like it
[20:42] <rakhi> why
[20:42] <wilhart_> shadowww, can you recomend any other?
[20:43] <shadowww> wilhart_, um, Google Reader, that's what I use :3
[20:43] <crawler> Guest, have a look at this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HpAllInOne
[20:43] <sam-_-> wilhart_, why don't you use an online rss service?
[20:43] <herghost> I have a .ppt file that opens with OOO Presentation.  In order to open it from the CLI do I first need to call OOO Presentation or is there another way?
[20:43] <crawler> Guest27231: see my message above
[20:43] <wilhart_> googlereaderm
[20:43] <Jeruvy> Can I upgrade grub from grub to grub2?  Should I?
[20:43] <karthick87> !dsl
[20:44] <sam-_-> jeruvy, yes you can but why would you if grub works
[20:44] <Guest27231> thks looking
[20:44] <Jeruvy> sam-_-: I didn't say that did I :)
[20:44] <sam-_-> Jeruvy, so what is the prob. with grub?
[20:44] <hplc> ls -l doesnt seem to reveal any links present
[20:44] <wilhart_> shadowww, so how do i get it? it's online service?
[20:45] <shadowww> wilhart_, just go to http://reader.google.com
[20:45] <Jeruvy> sam-_-: well I can fix the problem, I just don't want it to reoccur every time my kernel updates.  I see that grub2 shouldn't suffer the same problem (not detecting hdd due to UUID, even tho its valid works, etc.)
[20:46] <dan2> is there a way to disable a video 4 linux device?
[20:46] <Jeruvy> sam-_-: plus many folks say you shouldn't edit menu.lst, but I had to to permanently fix the problem.
[20:46] <shadowww> dan2, Alt+F2 -> gstreamer-properties, if I get what you mean.
[20:47] <dan2> shadowww, no, I actually want to disable my local notebook's webcam
[20:48] <shadowww> dan2, don't you have Fn+F6 (or similar) key combo on your notebook to do that?
[20:50] <Alarm> hello, i use firefox 3.6.13 on ubuntu 10.10 . i have two small problems.
[20:50] <dan2> let me see
[20:50] <Alarm> when i right click on an image and press on "save image as" no save location window appears
[20:50] <Alarm>  i have to open the jpg on a seperate window, and press ctrl+s to save it
[20:50] <Alarm> anyone having this issue
[20:50] <anton__> and?
[20:50] <dan2> shadowww, no
[20:51] <anton__> Folder Download
[20:52] <crawler> dan2 i think you can be able to blacklist the driver for the webcam somehow
[20:52] <SuspectZero> is it possible to use the latest version of gparted on a live cd?
[20:52] <SuspectZero> on a live 10.04 ubuntu cd*
[20:53] <jrib> dan2: yes, blacklisting the driver would be one way
[20:53] <dan2> crawler, ya, it would blacklist all the usb webcams then
[20:53] <Freud> i have created a ubuntu usb boot disk using the website (server edition) but the pc won't boot from it. I created a USB DOS bootdisk, and that one works fine
[20:54] <Freud> how can I create a good USB Ubuntu boot disk in order to install ubuntu?
[20:54] <crawler> dan2 a piece of electrical tape over the lens ;-)
[20:54] <wilhart_> wilhartflaksdlfkfdkfjkdsjadkjkd
[20:54] <wilhart_> sorry, i dont like google reader :D
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> Freud: download the CD live ISO, use unebootin in either OS and point it to the ISO after you MD5 test it
[20:54] <SuspectZero> is it possible to use the latest version of gparted on a live cd of ubuntu 10.04?
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: sure, run: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gparted and it will uprade from the repos
[20:55] <wilhart_> anyone have an idea for rss reader?
[20:55] <miniuser> SuspectZero, is it a rw-cd, or one-write-might-fail-cd?
[20:55] <Pici> wilhart_: liferea?
[20:56] <jrib> ActionParsnip: --reinstall isn't necessary there
[20:56] <sam-_-> wilhart_, be more specific. what features etc.
[20:56] <SuspectZero> miniuser: one write that i got in the mail
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> wilhart_: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/list-of-rss-readers-available-in-ubuntu.html
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> jrib: it will upgrade ONLY gparted from the repo
[20:56] <SuspectZero> thanks ActionParsnip , i;'ll try it now
[20:56] <jrib> ActionParsnip: right, but it will do that without the "--reinstall"
[20:56] <SuspectZero> also sorry for the whois, pressed the wrong button >_>
[20:57] <jrib> ActionParsnip: it will do with --reinstall too, just pointing out it's not needed (to save keystrokes)
[20:57] <hplc> i dont get it, if i "sudo /etc/init.d/squid3 stop" the proxy goes down for sure, but squid3.conf is invalid / misconfigured, so i gotta be reading from squid.conf (with the correct settings", does the "3" doesnt mean anything??
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> jrib: so if there is a newer version on the repo and you run: sudo apt-get install gparted    you wont be told it's already installed?
[20:57] <Freud> ActionParsnip: Can I use the 10.10 server iso or do i need the desktop? DOes it even matter?
[20:57] <Freud> ( I want to install it as a server)
[20:57] <jrib> ActionParsnip: yep
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Freud: do you want a desktop GUI with a mouse pointer etc/
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> jrib: I see, consider me educated :)
[20:58] <E_MAN> hi
[20:58] <Freud> ActionParsnip: nope
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> Freud: if you are happy to use CLI for everything, use server. There is no X server in the server
[20:59] <Freud> yeah, it's gonna be CLI
[21:00] <m4xx> how do you add the "extract here" to the right click menu in gnone?
[21:01] <crawler> dan2 does the BIOS have settings for webcam?  what model netbook?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> dan2: lsusb will help identify the device
[21:01] <wilhart_> is there a way in taskbar to remove text from menu list ?
[21:02] <agentgasmask> Hi all, I'm looking for a good guide on what to do in the event of a drive failure in a RAID 5 system.
[21:02] <dan2> crawler, no
[21:02] <dan2> ActionParsnip, k
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> wilhart_: if you remove unused kernels, it will be removed from grub's config
[21:03] <wilhart_> ActionParsnip, ?
[21:03] <flodine> hey guys ive been on fedora for years now thinking of coming over to ubuntu,but is unity the desktop of ubuntu and not gnome
[21:03] <wilhart_> i have my taskbar and icons+text on open programs i want that text disabled just to show icons
[21:03] <dexi> I'm getting authentication failure when i type in my password after SU... it's been a bit since i used ubuntu, i have a feeling im just being dumb about symantics, but i know i have the right password, 100%.
[21:03] <Spoken> join #ubuntu
[21:03] <LewisCawte> Hi, where can I find the conf files for my Wireless network configuration?
[21:03] <edbian> flodine, unity is based on gnome.  It is not used by default except for on netbook edition
[21:03] <guntbert> !sudo | dexi
[21:04] <guntbert> !root | dexi
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> flodine: just usethe desktop OS and  you'll get a standard gnomedesktop
[21:04] <IdleOne> flodine: ubuntu 10.10 uses gnome, 11.04 will have Unity but you still can boot to the classic gnome desktop.
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> dexi: use:  sudo -i
[21:05] <flodine> cool
[21:05] <sam-_-> anyone else not happy about Unity?
[21:05] <dexi> im trying to ./jre -------------- and failing miserably
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> sam-_-: i find it clunky
[21:05] <wedr> i have a problem with sound on my laptop + 10.04. after suspend/hibernate sound is muted and nothing helps, not even a alsa force-reload or restarting pulseaudio
[21:05] <dexi> thanks though guntbert, ActionParsnip not exactly what im looking for
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> !java | dexi
[21:05] <sam-_-> ActionParsnip, and it sucks my battery dry
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> sam-_-: lxde makes batterys last longer
[21:06] <brontoeee> sam-_-, i cant even understand the point of it, the lesser point is to use something like that for desktop even
[21:06] <guntbert> dexi: what are you trying to do? the root account itself is disabled in ubuntu
[21:06] <roy_1> hi! i'm trying to use ubuntu and solaris 11 on the same pc, but neitheir's bootloader is able to recognize the other. help pls
[21:07] <SuspectZero> ActionParsnip: it didnt work :( i still have version 0.4-5 (iirc)
[21:07] <SuspectZero> ActionParsnip: and the latest one is 0.7.0-4
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: are you connected to the web?
[21:07] <wilhart_> help, there's no space in my taskbar to get into properties
[21:07] <roy_1> sol is using grub legacy and zfs and ubuntu 10 grub 2 +ext4
[21:07] <SuspectZero> .... wouldnt i need to be to access irc?
[21:07] <wilhart_> is there a button how to open it
[21:08] <SuperPaco69> hello can any one tell me how to add a user to an exiting group???
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: you could have multiple computers
[21:08] <dexi> guntbert, yeah i knew as much, just forgot that SU and sudo worked differently... im just trying to get JDK installed
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: so yes you would but you could ave 400 other systems
[21:08] <agentgasmask> Hi all, I'm looking for a good guide on what to do in the event of a drive failure in a RAID 5 system. I'm working with mdadm. Any help is much appreciated.
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: don't get smart
[21:08] <jrib> SuperPaco69: adduser USER GROUP
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: if you run: sudo apt-get update    first, it should update apt's knowledge of packages
[21:08] <SuperPaco69> and what is the sintx jrib ???
[21:09] <SuperPaco69> I cant jrib
[21:09] <jrib> SuperPaco69: that is the syntax...
[21:09] <jrib> SuperPaco69: why can't you?
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> SuspectZero: or you may need a PPA to get the newer if it isn't on the official repo
[21:09] <SuspectZero> ActionParsnip: srry i wasnt trying to be smart or funny, that was a legimate question cause i didnt think about having other computers
[21:09] <si4re> hello all im newbe  can you explan me how to join freebsd chanell? thanks
[21:09] <SuperPaco69> jrib,  how would you add a user name antonio to a group name sales??
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> !ppa
[21:09] <guntbert> dexi: that should be possible  just with sudo ./jre..., if you *really* need a complete root shell use sudo -i (like has been said before) and there enter the command you want
[21:09] <dexi> guntbert, ActionParsnip, thanks for the help... i kicked myself in the right direction and found the package in the repos
[21:09] <jrib> SuperPaco69: sudo adduser antonio sales
[21:09] <DerSeppel> Hi there! I just upgraded a machine from 10.04 to 10.04.1 an I can't login via ssh anymore. The session freezes just after authentication. Can you guys gibe me a hint?
[21:10] <SuspectZero> yep i ran apt-get update, kk i'll try the ppa and i just remembered i might be able to do it through svn as well (get the src then compile)
[21:10] <EsbenJacobSloth> Is it possible to remove installed packages on an installed system from a live CD?
[21:10] <SuspectZero> thanks for the suggestions
[21:10] <guntbert> dexi: much better :-)
[21:10] <jrib> EsbenJacobSloth: yeah, you can chroot
[21:10] <epaphus> Hello, what is the most popular html editor in linux ??
[21:10] <jrib> !best | epaphus
[21:10] <ajeesh> Hi
[21:10] <SuperPaco69> jrib, it does not let me
[21:10] <speakman> How do I activate remote X TCP connections in Maverick?
[21:11] <jrib> epaphus: ask bestbot and try http://popcon.ubuntu.com too
[21:11] <dexi> guntbert, all this just to test the minecraft client on linux :O
[21:11] <si4re> quit
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> epaphus: the most popular doesn't make it any better, you may find most hardcore guys use vim
[21:11] <jrib> SuperPaco69: you have to tell me the output you got from the command.  "it does not let me" means nothing to me
[21:11] <ajeesh> NetBeans IDE
[21:11] <SuperPaco69> I got it thanks jrib !!!
[21:11] <SuperPaco69> a lot!!!
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> epaphus: theres bluefish
[21:11] <jrib> SuperPaco69: no problem
[21:11] <epaphus> ActionParsnip, sorry i meant suggestions for a WYIWYG editor for html
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> epaphus: bluefish iswysiwyg
[21:12] <gopper> what happened to audacious? It used to look like xmms and now it's a bit (totally) different. What should I do?
[21:12] <guntbert> DerSeppel: is the machine really remote or can you access it locally too?
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> !xmms
[21:12] <Alagos> Good night. How can I load my second OS from other hard disk? What shall I do with grub config?
[21:13] <Redcoil> Greetings
[21:13] <Redcoil> Ubuntu works :D
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> epaphus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=256604
[21:13] <DerSeppel> guntbert: The machine is remote
[21:13] <Redcoil> Now, however
[21:13] <Redcoil> I've a question...
[21:13] <gopper> Yes, I know xmms is no longer being developed, that's why I moved to audacious. And it looked exactly the same, though the new look has nothing to do with the previous one. I want the previous one.
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> Alagos: try: sudo apt-get install os-prober; sudo os-prober; sudo update-grub
[21:13] <Alagos> ActionParsnip: Thank's!
[21:14] <IdleOne> Redcoil: ask and try not to use the enter key as punctuation, it adds scroll to the channel.
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> Alagos: may just make it be found
[21:14] <Redcoil> I can't click 'next' on the install app screen where it asks me to enter my name, the computer's name, username, password etc.
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: use ONLY lowercase letters in your username
[21:15] <guntbert> DerSeppel: "the session freezes after login ... " -- that might be caused by a not working DNS resolution
[21:15] <Redcoil> Wow, thanks. They oughta mention that.
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: its a known bug
[21:16] <stygian> more like adds crlfs to the channel ;p
[21:16] <DerSeppel> guntbert: the strange thing is. I can still connect via SCP. WinSCP is even able to open an terminal session. A real SSH session via Putty or any other programm is impossible
[21:17] <jeremyA> Does anyone here run CyberPower's Linux version of powerpanel on ubuntu 10.10?  it runs okay for me on 10.04, but I get a segfault on 10.04.
[21:17] <Alagos> ActionParsnip: I was wrong, sudo update-grub was enough for me) It wasn't work with XP and Ubuntu, but works with Ubuntu and W7
[21:17] <wilhart_> omg, i lost my taskbar i put autohide on and now it doesnt come from there
[21:17] <wilhart_> how do i get it back
[21:17] <guntbert> DerSeppel: I suggest you have a look at /var/log/syslog -- are there any errors/warnings?
[21:17] <fabiobik> hello guys
[21:17] <robika> hello guys
[21:17] <Redcoil> Hi
[21:17] <robika> whats up?
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> Alagos: thats all i know of grub2 dude
[21:18] <fabiobik> im running a ubuntu server 10.10
[21:18] <speakman> How do I enable remote X connetions in Maverick?
[21:18] <fabiobik> ive installed apacha mysql and phpmyadmin
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> wilhart_: i can give a command to reset panel to defaults...
[21:18] <Alagos> ActionParsnip: Thank you for your help
[21:18] <fabiobik> from phpyadmin i can see
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> speakman: install openssh-server     X forwarding is default
[21:18] <wilhart_> ActionParsnip, ok tnx
[21:18] <fabiobik> but i cant conect using 3306
[21:18] <fabiobik> port
[21:19] <fabiobik> how can i check witch port mysql are running
[21:19] <guntbert> wilhart: did you move the mouse pointer to the top of the screen (in the middle)?
[21:19] <speakman> ActionParsnip: I know, but I'd like direct connection
[21:19] <DerSeppel> guntbert: nope. no warnings
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> !panelreset | wilhart_
[21:19] <fabiobik> how can i check witch port mysql are running
[21:19] <speakman> ActionParsnip: i.e. make X listen on TCP connections
[21:20] <fabiobik> hello
[21:20] <StrangeCharm> is there a passwords and/or encryption keys manager which has many of the features of seahorse, but also integrates with firefox, to remember and supply web passwords?
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> fabiobik: try: netstat -a | grep -i sql
[21:21] <fabiobik> unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     ESCUTANDO     7863     /var/run/mysqld/mysq
[21:21] <ajeesh> Hi Iam having an issue with Kmail in Fedora13 : error message is " Starting Akonadi Server "
[21:21] <guntbert> DerSeppel: strange, try from the winscp session: ssh localhost    (not as fix but to help diagnose :-))
[21:21] <fabiobik> are runing on port 7863?
[21:22] <ajeesh> iam using Fedora 13
[21:22] <guntbert> ajeesh: this is the *ubuntu* support channel :-)
[21:22] <gopper> How do I activate the Winamp-like interface in audacious? It is currently using the GTK interface by default.
[21:22] <ajeesh> oo sorry
[21:23] <ajeesh> thanks
[21:23] <fabiobik> how can i check witch port mysql are running
[21:24] <jeremyA> fabiobik:  sudo netstat -a | grep -i mysql
[21:24] <jeremyA> fabiobik:  also, sudo netstat -nap | grep -i mysql
[21:26] <celestial> hi everyone i need a little help i can seem to get my atheros ar9285 wireless adaper to work in ubuntu 10.10 x64 any help or ideas would be much appriciated
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> celestial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1286503
[21:27] <crawler> gopper, see this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=604308
[21:27] <lotec> i have a ?
[21:27] <lotec> looking at this web page
[21:27] <lotec> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Setting-Up-a-Central-Syslog-Server-44063.shtml
[21:28] <lotec> setting up a log server for ubuntu,  i do not see /etc/init.d/sysklogd
[21:28] <lotec> nor is there /etc/sysconfig/syslog
[21:28] <lotec> using ubuntu 10.4
[21:28] <celestial> thanks actionparship ill give those a shot
[21:28] <guntbert> !enter | lotec
[21:29] <crawler> !repeat | lotec
[21:30] <sam-_-> lotec, ubuntu uses rsyslog http://www.rsyslog.com/
[21:30] <EsbenJacobSloth> How can I remove installed packages on an installed system from a live CD? chroot the package manager to the filesystem?
[21:30] <guntbert> crawler: he didn't repeat, did he?
[21:31] <lotec> sam, yea i seen that, ill have to look for a config for that
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> EsbenJacobSloth: if you chroot you can use apt-get and dpkg to remove apps
[21:31] <crawler> peat, preemptive
[21:31] <sam-_-> lotec, they are in /etc/rsyslog*
[21:32] <An_Ony_Moose> how can I start a bash process in, say, tty9?
[21:32] <lotec> sam-_- : i dont know why that web page is saying it is using sysklogd though, or what it says use sysconfig/syslog
[21:32] <EsbenJacobSloth> ActionParsnip, thanks, where should I chroot to?
[21:32] <sam-_-> lotec, the article is from 07 that is why :-)
[21:33] <EsbenJacobSloth> Google only ever tells me how to do smart things, never how to fix the stupid things I
[21:33] <EsbenJacobSloth> \ve dpne
[21:33] <EsbenJacobSloth> done
[21:34] <lotec> how do i find out if there is a pkg PHP-Syslog-NG for ubuntu
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> !chroot | EsbenJacobSloth
[21:35] <sam-_-> an_ony_moose, sudo /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty9
[21:35] <An_Ony_Moose> thanks sam-_-
[21:36] <Alagos> what means key combination alt+ret?
[21:36] <celestial> does anyone know if the xradeon drivers support a ati mobility radeon hd 5870 i really dont want to use the propritary drivers if it can be helped and i dont know what chipset it is to tell from the documentation on x.org
[21:36] <stygian_> alt+return i imagine. return is enter
[21:37] <Alagos> stygian_: Thank you
[21:37] <Redcoil> Hm, would MUDders recommend KildClient?
[21:37] <Jonta> recommended imageviewer that caches upcoming images ?
[21:37] <sam-_-> celestial, they do but they are not good yet
[21:39] <guntbert> !away > drspeedo|away
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: there are many imageviewers, none are "reccommended" specifically
[21:39] <celestial> so you reccomend me using the propritary ati driver for a lil while then or do you think it really matters?
[21:39] <Jonta> ActionParsnip: I know. But it seems that many do not cache images in RAM in advance
[21:40] <sam-_-> celestial, for now you will probably be happier with the proprietary ones.
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: if you have thousands of large images, that would be a really bad call
[21:40] <sam-_-> celestial, basically the differences are in power management and 3d acceleration
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> !viewer
[21:41] <DerSeppel> guntbert: ssh localhost doesnt really work, since i dont have the keyfiles installed for that ... i'm only allowing public key auth
[21:41] <celestial> all right thanks for the help i was just wondering because i always have problems with the proprotary ones and compiz for some weird reason
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: http://tuxarena.blogspot.com/2009/04/8-image-viewers-for-ubuntu.html
[21:41] <mkultra> is there a way to clear stored passphrases to encrypted devices without logging out?
[21:42] <guntbert> DerSeppel: well for a test: just allow password login shortly
[21:42] <Jonta> ActionParsnip: I didn't mean "caching them all at once" (: a set number, or an amount of RAM would do nicely
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: that link is all i can suggest personally, maybe others can chip in
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: I'd say give them all a whirl, see which you like
[21:44] <delocated> I droped my nm-manger ability. What am I looking for to set managed?
[21:44] <mkultra> my dad says my family is not photogenic enough to warrant a digital camera
[21:44] <delocated> I did it on my 1010 just lost it on 904
[21:44] <guntbert> !ot | mkultra
[21:44] <Jonta> delocated: sudo nm-applet?
[21:44] <delocated> No
[21:44] <mkultra> so i have little need for advanced image viewers ;)
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: no need for sudo, and gui apps shouldnt be ran with sudo, use gksudo
[21:45] <delocated> The something=managed setting in somefile
[21:45] <Jonta> mkultra: Is your family the only thing you can photograph?
[21:45] <bubuzzz> how can i manage the session from the cli ?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> bubuzzz: what part of the session?
[21:45] <Jonta> ActionParsnip: Hm, I run awesome. Haven't really tried without.
[21:45] <Jonta> *tries*
[21:45] <bubuzzz> like startup application, script ...
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: awesome isnt supported here
[21:45] <gimix_> Hi, I want  to search process by user follow this command  ps -ax -u=apache | grep -i httpd | awk '{print $1 $2 $11}'
[21:45] <Jonta> Hey there. It works indeed.
[21:45] <guntbert> !serverguide | bubuzzz
[21:45] <gimix_> but it did not run
[21:46] <Jonta> ActionParsnip: I know. Just thought there might be a connection
[21:46] <outoftime> hi all -- I've had to hand-compile my kernel (from apt-get source) to apply a patch for detecting my netbook's battery. but Software Update wants to replace it with the distro kernel. what's the best way for me to exclude the kernel from Software Update? even better, is there any way to exclude the current kernel version, but allow it to suggest installation of newer versions in the future?
[21:46] <bubuzzz> guntbert, ok
[21:46] <gimix_> any help?
[21:46] <mkultra> outoftime, you're in luck. theere is a way!
[21:46] <DerSeppel> guntbert: problem is, i cant really edit the sshd_config using the scp terminal
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> Jonta: gui apps being ran with sudo will garbage the ownership of ~/.ICEauthority
[21:47] <outoftime> mkultra: exciting news!
[21:47] <Jonta> ActionParsnip: Hang on. Googling to keep up
[21:47] <celestial> sam do you know which page to look at to see what parts of the card are supported and not supported yet?
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> gimix_: i suggest you only use up to the grep part (remove the awk), see if it outputs something
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> !gksudo | Jonta
[21:47] <Jonta> Thanks
[21:48] <mkultra> outoftime, check out the aptitude manual. it's in the forbid-version topic
[21:49] <outoftime> mkultra: very helpful -- thank you!
[21:49] <mkultra> :)
[21:50] <DerSeppel> guntbert: i'm just wondering what might've change during the upgrade. according to apt, only the kernel has been updated
[21:51] <dwarder> woohoo got my printer working under linux  yeah :)
[21:51] <guntbert> DerSeppel: no idea about that, I'd guess it was merely coincidence :-)
[21:51] <Ascavasaion> I am getting a Grub 17 error.  Can anyone help me please?
[21:52] <soreau> I have removed the notification area and want to use the standalone volume control for gnome-panel but I cant recall the name of it at the moment. Can anyone say what package provides the standalone volume control for gnome-panel or what the name of it is?
[21:52] <Ascavasaion> title Linux (on /dev/sda2)
 root (hd0,1)
 kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda2 ro  vga=normal
[21:52] <DerSeppel> guntbert: so, any hint where to dig for more information? auth.log doenst seem to contain any useful info
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> soreau: press ALT+F2 and run: gnome-volume-applet (I think it's that, type slowly and watch the suggested commands for clues)
[21:53] <purpzey> Anyone around have experience with using a Logitech remote and Ubuntu?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> purpzey: what does it do?
[21:54] <guntbert> DerSeppel: I said what I would do in such a situation: try to narrow it down by excluding potential reasons (therefore the ssh localhost idea)
[21:54] <Jonta> I think you'd be better off just posing your question purpzey
[21:55] <brontoeee> http://imagebin.org/127924 - how to fix the missing menu?
[21:55] <Jonta> brontoeee: What menu?
[21:56] <Jonta> Do you mean the whole menubar?
[21:56] <purpzey> I am trying to get up a Logitech Harmony 700. I followed a Howto. Ubuntu seems to be communicating with the remote, but I can't seem to figure out how to actually program it.
[21:56] <brontoeee> JonathanD, yes
[21:56] <brontoeee> Jonz
[21:56] <Jonta> Hehe
[21:56] <Jonta> Try again ^^
[21:56] <brontoeee> Jonta, yes
[21:56] <mainmind> looking for help installing slapd 2.4.21-0ubuntu5.3 on Ubuntu 10.04: chown reports invalid user "slapdopenldap"
[21:57] <Jonta> brontoeee: Hang on
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> purpzey: have you installed lirc
[21:57] <Jonta> brontoeee: Found this http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=33569
[21:57] <purpzey> ActionParsnip: No, I've never even seen anything about that in the Howto...is there a newer Howto you know of, or guide?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> purpzey: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=86191
[21:58] <purpzey> ActionParsnip: K, thanks...will check it out...:)
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> purpzey: Logitech refuse to support Linux. Suprised you even bought it
[21:58] <wilhart_> anything nice new stuff for ubuntu
[21:58] <wilhart_> xbmc rocks!
[21:58] <purpzey> ActionParsnip: I have a dual-boot desktop, but I haven't booted into windows in months...and when I did it wasn't happy to have been neglected.
[21:58] <wilhart_> some new taskbar or so ?
[21:58] <Jonta> purpzey: Why still keep it? (:
[21:59] <purpzey> Jonta: B/C some obstinate companies still don't support linux...
[21:59] <xiamx> I created a new JFS partition that I want to mount as /home, what should I to transfer the files without changing their owner,group and mode
[21:59] <DerSeppel> guntbert: thanks so far ... i'll try to narrow it down first ....
[21:59] <xiamx> *what should I do to transfer the files without changing their owner,group and mode
[22:00] <Jonta> purpzey: "Open standards? What on earth do we need _them_ for?"
[22:00] <guntbert> DerSeppel: Good luck :-)
[22:00] <wilhart_> nothing new ok
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> purpzey: installing lirc is your first step, then run: lsusb   to get the ID of the receiver and find guides
[22:00] <Jonta> wilhart_: What sort of "new stuff" are you looking for?
[22:01] <wilhart_> Jonta, hmm like enhancements for desktop
[22:01] <Jonta> wilhart_: Sort of difficult to say without knowing what you already have
[22:01] <wilhart_> Jonta, cairo-dock stuf
[22:02] <wilhart_> Jonta, like themes and so
[22:02] <Jonta> Ah, an eye-candy-guy eh?
[22:02] <mainmind> having trouble installing slapd on 10.04: post-install script exiting with condition 1 due to trying to chown to the user "slapdopenldap", which doesn't exist
[22:02] <wilhart_> yes:D
[22:02] <Jonta> Come over to the awesome side wilhart_, we've got cookies... ^^
[22:02] <wilhart_> i hate cookies
[22:03] <Jonta> We've got brownies as well
[22:03] <Jonta> Well, you're already familiar with sites like http://gnome-look.org/ I take it?
[22:04] <wad> Hi folks. Okay, so I've now seen TWO Ubuntu boxen toasted by an upgrade. My son did an update on his netbook, which resulted in a purple-screen-of-death. We reformatted and reinstalled. Just now my co-worker did a dist-upgrade to v 10.10, same effect. We're trying to recover it now.
[22:05] <m4xx> ntpdate keeps failing, i've verified that port 123 is unblocked and i am able to ping the ntp servers
[22:05] <wad>  Boot to install disk, mount the drive, and /var/log/messages is clean. What is going on?!?
[22:05] <soreau> ActionParsnip: It's not gnome-volume-*, gnome-audio-* or gnome-sound-* for anything that's installed
[22:05] <m4xx> yet it keeps returning no server suitable for synchronization found
[22:05] <soreau> ISTR having to install a package before being able to use the standalone volume control for gnome-panel
[22:05] <goltoof> wad,  just fyi there is no official "purple" SOD in ubuntu... it's a different color for everybody  ;)
[22:05] <DeezeNuts> Hello, i'm looking for a command to display the contents of my hard drive, (which is not showing up in ubuntu) into a specific directory. I believe the command lash was used?
[22:05] <DeezeNuts> -l lash?
[22:06] <Jonta> DeezeNuts: More like lash -l if something along those lines
[22:06] <DeezeNuts> Yea Jonta
[22:06] <DeezeNuts> It was -L
[22:06] <DeezeNuts> but i forgot the rest of the command
[22:06] <Jonta> DeezeNuts: I just know of GUI ones like KDirStat atm
[22:07] <soreau> Alright, let's try something simpler. What is the name of the gnome mixer applet to see controls for all inputs/outputs? similar to alsamixer but the gui version
[22:07] <wad> goltoof, well, it's a screen the same color as the background that you get with a login screen. Purple by default, that I've seen.
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> soreau: hmm, not sure then. in lxde its a simply an option on the panel :)
[22:08] <DeezeNuts> But how would i go about mounting my HD or if its already mounted, to display the contents of it in my folder
[22:08] <goodtime> .maddshark.com
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> DeezeNuts: you mount partitions, not drives
[22:08] <DeezeNuts> yea
[22:08] <goltoof> wad:  not saying it isn't common.. i've only had to deal with a green SOD
[22:08] <DeezeNuts> I just want to access my information from my hD
[22:08] <Jonta> soreau: mixer-applet?
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> DeezeNuts: you can see currently mounted stuff with: mount
[22:08] <DeezeNuts> k
[22:09] <goltoof> wad:  what are  you expecting to see in /var/log/messages  ?
[22:09] <soreau> Jonta: That is not a valid binary name in any package
[22:09] <bahhumbuggg> Hi, I seem to have my external hard disk drive screw up whenever I perform move / copy / compress actions. I have pasted my dmseg | tail here, anyone got any idea what's going on ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/543815/
[22:09] <Jonta> soreau: sound monitor?
[22:09] <wad> goltoof, I don't know, something that will give us a hint on what's cause the computer to just sit there and not do anything?
[22:10] <wad> goltoof, my co-worker just booted to recovery mode, and was able to log in, so we're thinking it's an xorg.conf issue.
[22:10] <wad> The update hosed the graphics settings, maybe?
[22:10] <goltoof> wad:  you're trying to recover the current install? or working with new install?
[22:11] <wad> goltoof, right now I'm just checking to see if these two events that I've personally witnessed are common, or if I'm just hugely lucky to have seen them.
[22:11] <goltoof> wad:  in my experience, but most people seem have no problems with it, it's better to do a fresh reinstall than upgrade
[22:12] <goltoof> wad:  i hang out here often, doesn't sound so common  :)
[22:12] <wad> okay. I must be special.
[22:12] <simen> okey, i got a serious problem!
[22:12] <simen> ned some help please
[22:12] <bahhumbuggg> Anyone? :(
[22:12] <goltoof> wad:  your computer maybe, you i'm not so sure about
[22:12] <frxstrem> !ask | simen
[22:12] <simen> My grub is suddenly away from the boot screen
[22:13] <brontoeee> Jonta, removing appmenu-gtk seems to be the trick, thanks
[22:13] <Jonta> brontoeee: ^^
[22:13] <goltoof> wad:  but yeah rather than pin down the cause of a bad upgrade, i'd just backup and reinstall
[22:13] <ska> I can't update on us.archive.ubuntu.com
[22:13] <ska> Bzip2 format
[22:13] <wad> goltoof, that's what we did with my son's netbook. We'll do it with this other machine here at work too.
[22:13] <goltoof> wad:   coolio
[22:13] <wad> I'm terrified to update now.
[22:13] <zvacet> ska: try switch to main
[22:14] <simen> My grub is suddenly away from the boot screen!
[22:14] <ska> zvacet: which is main?
[22:14] <goltoof> wad:  you're reffering to upgrading from 10.04 to 10.10 ?
[22:14] <goltoof> wad:  that caused this?
[22:14] <Jonta> simen: Patience
[22:14] <wad> goltoof, my son's netbook was just a normal update. This box at work was a dist upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10.
[22:14] <wad> Both cases caused the identical same problem: purple screen, computer frozen.
[22:14] <goltoof> wad:  never had problems with common updates before :/
[22:15] <wad> Ah, here at work he removed xorg.conf and rebooted, and that solved it.
[22:15] <zvacet> ska : ubuntu software center>source repositories>change your locale to main reload and try again
[22:15] <simen> My grub is suddenly away from the boot screen!
[22:15] <goltoof> wad: usually indicates he changed something important that wigged out the update
[22:15] <ska> zvacet: sorry, no gui.. only cli
[22:15] <simen> after
[22:15] <frxstrem> !repeat | simen
[22:15] <Jonta> simen: http://web.archive.org/web/20060227053407/http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Restore_Grub
[22:16] <ska> zvacet: I can edit /etc/apt/source.list directly though.
[22:16] <simen> thanks
[22:16] <wad> simen: You mean that th grub menu is showing up on the other monitor?
[22:16] <realubot> Is there any way two switch easily between monitors when having an external monitor connected? I can switch between the monitors using the mouse but is there any keyboard shortcut?
[22:16] <wad> simen: Or that it isn't showing up at all?
[22:16] <Jonta> simen: Sure. Googled "grub disappeared"
[22:16] <terriblebanter> There is keyboard shortcuts
[22:16] <traceto> Whats the best desktop recording software in Ubuntu? I have tried gtk-recordmydesktop but when i play the captured video it's to fast...
[22:16] <simen> not showing up at all...
[22:16] <frxstrem> wad: (I'm a friend of simen) his computer does not show GRUB, instead it boots directly into Windows
[22:17] <DeezeNuts> I'm trying to mount this /dev/sdb1 partition to a folder
[22:17] <CarlFK> System, Prefs, Power, Battery has "Dim display when idle" - what defines idle? I want to change it to 5 min
[22:17] <DeezeNuts> dont know how
[22:17] <wad> simen: Ah, that's an easy fix. Just reinstall grub. Follow the instructions.
[22:17] <jrib> realubot: if you used a nice window manager like xmonad... but with compiz I have no idea (check the shortcut settings in ccsm maybe)
[22:17] <sanguisleft> traceto: sounds more like a setting issue then a poor software issue
[22:17] <jef91> Anyone know what package the ubuntu alternative installer is contained in?
[22:17] <zvacet> ska : so edit source list and in every line remove us from us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[22:17] <simen> yeah yhanks a lot man:P see ya guys
[22:18] <pngl> Hi, what is the best way to incrust subtitles onto an avi files (to burn it on a dvd later)?
[22:18] <zvacet> ska : so it will be archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[22:18] <realubot> jrib: ccsm? I use Ubuntus default WM.
[22:18] <ska> zvacet: I did, but still error: http://archive.ubuntu.com hardy/main Translation-en_US
[22:18] <jrib> realubot: ubuntu's default wm is compiz
[22:18] <traceto> sanguisleft: I don't know realy but i think it has someting with the fps settings to do...
[22:18] <jrib> !ccsm | realubot
[22:18] <Jonta> pngl: Possible for you to package in Matroska?
[22:18] <tylorlavoie> hi, how do you copy a copyrighted DVD?
[22:18] <ska> Maybe is the Translation-en_US part that is bad
[22:18] <Jonta> tylorlavoie: Depends
[22:18] <jrib> !dvd | tylorlavoie
[22:18] <zvacet> ska : it is just translation package as you see nothing big but yes iritating
[22:19] <pngl> Jonta: I don't know, matroska is some kind of wrapper right? I think I need mp2 output.
[22:19] <Jonta> pngl: avi is also a wrapper
[22:19] <Jonta> An old clunky thing by M$
[22:19] <Jonta> But yes, more widely supported
[22:19] <realubot> jrib: Well, I can't use Compiz at my laptop.
[22:19] <frxstrem> tylorlavoie: you might want to check out Handbrake: http://handbrake.fr/
[22:19] <pngl> Jonta: no, not avi format. mp2 encoding, so dvd players can read it.
[22:19] <realubot> jrib: netbook, I mean.
[22:19] <jrib> realubot: ah so you are using metacity?
[22:20] <realubot> jrib: Yes, think I use metacity.
[22:20] <pngl> any ideas anyone?
[22:21] <simen> a last question: why are netbook edition lagging so much on a average computer? because of the specs?
[22:21] <DeezeNuts> I'm trying to access my Windows partition from ubuntu but It won't let me. Any help?
[22:21] <jrib> realubot: ah I have no clue how metacity handles multiple monitors
[22:21] <Jonta> DeezeNuts: Filesystems?
[22:21] <realubot> jrib: Well, thanks anyway.
[22:21] <DeezeNuts> I need to mount or find /dev/sdb1
[22:21] <DeezeNuts> that is there my partition is
[22:22] <DeezeNuts> someone told me it was already mounted
[22:22] <DeezeNuts> and that i needed to display the contents of it
[22:22] <sanguisleft> traceto: it may be skipping frames to save space
[22:22] <zvacet> DeezeNuts : can you see it under places?
[22:22] <DeezeNuts> Nope
[22:22] <pitoow> realubot, you think? metacity is the default windows manager . if you dont change anything, you are using it
[22:22] <sanguisleft> check the compression settings
[22:22] <DeezeNuts> It's not there
[22:22] <DeezeNuts> I had to place it into a specific folder last time
[22:23] <simen> do you remember whwre?
[22:23] <sam-_-> !ntfs | DeezeNuts
[22:23] <jrib> realubot: I'm not sure how I would find out if I were in your shoes.  I suppose I'd explore gconf and then poke around metacity's source for some hints if gconf wasn't fruitful
[22:24] <goltoof> +-+
[22:24] <realubot> jrib: Ops, it was simpler than I thought. I can choose a window on an external monitor using the Alt+Tab then I switch using the keyboard..
[22:25] <Jonta> woot
[22:25] <jrib> realubot: cool
[22:25] <realubot> pitoow: Well, I do use metacity then. :)
[22:26] <ska> Maybe I need to import some GPG keys?
[22:26] <pitoow> realubot, hehe
[22:26] <simen> a last question, why are netbook edition lagging so much on a average computer? because of the specs?
[22:27] <realubot> simen: Sorry, I didn't get your problem. I am using a netbook. What lagging are you talking about?
[22:27] <frxstrem> simen: what do you mean by "average computer"?
[22:27] <Jonta> realubot: On a desktop-computer
[22:28] <n2diy_> how can I list my daemons?
[22:28] <Jonta> n2diy_: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/arch-linux/74408-how-see-running-daemons.html ?
[22:28] <realubot> Jonta: Ok.
[22:28] <n2diy_> Jenta, tnks
[22:28] <Jonta> n2diy_: Googles "list running daemons" btw
[22:28] <simen> realubot: My computer is a average one, not so spesial, but when im starting the netbook edition, and starting a program, my mouse is lagging so much...
[22:29] <Jonta> *Googled
[22:29] <Homefront_Office> has anyone tryed running vmware with xpmc om a p4? if so how was the performance?
[22:29] <Homefront_Office> Think its time for a upgrade :(
[22:30] <v3nd3tta``> Bodsda: hey what's about ##linuxmint ? why is it even there / has no topic refering to spotchat?
[22:31] <ska> et:15 http://archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/universe Translation-en_US
[22:31] <ska> 93% [12 Release gpgv 4794] [4 Translation-en_US
[22:31] <stygian_> p4 is rather old. and old pentiums arent so hot ;\
[22:31] <realubot> simen: Ok, just wondering. I thought you were using a netbook and then I could check my own for the same problem. But I was wrong. Forget about it. Sorry.
[22:31] <Jonta> Damn, I'
[22:31] <Jonta> ve had the same problem
[22:31] <stygian_> amds from that era seem quite a bit faster to me
[22:31] <Jonta> Trying to find something about it, but to no avail
[22:32] <Jonta> I know I read somewhere that they recommended not using UNE on a desktop
[22:32] <Jonta> Can't remember the reason though, nor where
[22:32] <simen> realubot: Differance between my pc and a netbook? it is big?
[22:32] <simen> *is it
[22:33] <Ascavasaion> Gparted will not allow me to delete my /dev/sda1 (swap partition).  I have tried swapoff -a and swapoff -a /dev/sda1 and swapoff -a  Any advice?
[22:33] <EvilPhoenix> is there any good GUI tools for managing bind?
[22:33] <ska> I still can't aptitude update, not sure why..
[22:33] <m4xx> i've installed ubuntu server 10.04 then installed gnome-core. how can i add "extract here" to the right click menu? I thought it would be included with archive manager or file-roller but neither did the trick
[22:34] <m4xx> evil check out snyptic do a search for gadmin
[22:34] <m4xx> there are a few different gui daemon admin tools
[22:35] <Homefront_Office> stygian_, thinks im putting together a new media ceter and I should have started with a 64bit system but I did not.. and now I have 800 into my system and wow its so slugish its not even funny... well lets set off the wife some more :) will get flamed for this one lol
[22:35] <stygian_> i said 'amds from that era'.. meaning not necessarily 64 bit
[22:36] <stygian_> i dont find 64bits all that fantastic
[22:36] <Diverdude> I have a plot saved in eps format by matlab. The file is good, but the problem it has way to arge margin, so i need to crop it. What is the easiest way of doing such a crop? It should just crop to minimum boundingbox. I there a command for this?
[22:36] <stygian_> I've just never been impressed with pentium 4's (or pentium 3's)
[22:36] <m4xx> really? no one?
[22:37] <Homefront_Office> stygian_, I my self dont no anything about amd so with that said what chip would work the best and I will find a board to fit it...?
[22:38] <stygian_> theres nothing really to know, you choose a chip and find a motherboard that fits it
[22:38] <goltoof> m4xx:  keep in mind that server is stripped of most functionality outside of working as a server. a lot of people install desktop then lamp
[22:38] <stygian_> theyre x86 and/or x86-64 compatible just like pentiums
[22:38] <stygian_> i dont know what xpmc is but any kind of virtual machine stuff is going to require a pretty powerful cpu
[22:39] <everton> ms are you in the chat man
[22:39] <stygian_> (and fwiw, my grandmothers 32-bit amd sempron, 5 or 6 years old, runs ubuntu 10.10 full of gnome pretty quickly on less than 1gb of ram)
[22:39] <m4xx> i don't want to have to un-install all of the extras, i'm trying to keep it as minimal as possible, that's why i went with server
[22:39] <ska> This is a new ubuntu server, maybe my gpg keys are broken..
[22:39] <cryptmod99> I need compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported for maverick, any ideas?
[22:40] <stygian_> m4xx, if you dont want to search or use trial-and-error to find out what applications add that menu item, you'll have to figure out how to add it yourself.
[22:40] <goltoof> !who
[22:41] <Homefront_Office> stygian_, xbmc is like mythtv thanks I just simpler to setup...  but is a Hog on the pc's thanks again!
[22:41] <ska> is secring.gpg supposed to be empty?
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> stygian_: i have desktops like that, not a bad rig at all :)
[22:42] <stygian_> ActionParsnip, no they arent :)
[22:42] <bastidrazor> goltoof: most people do not install the desktop on a server.
[22:42] <m4xx> stygian_ i've searched google. the only thing i found someone mentioning it is file-roller which i've installed. can you give me some better keywords to seach for?
[22:43] <stygian_> m4xx, unfortunately, no i cannot. i am the type of person who would add it themselves if it were not there. and that means doing all the research as well.. perhaps somebody else will know
[22:43] <goltoof> bastidrazor: i meant install ubuntu-desktop then lamp.  also i never said "most" i said "a lot" :)
[22:43] <sam-_-> ska, yes it can be empty
[22:43] <tripelb> hello. I have a question about something that's really important to me and I want to know if there is something I can install to fix it up so I can read my screen more easily. What I found: I can read small print much more easily and with moer relaxation on windows than on Ubuntu. -- What's going on? Why is this?  -- Thanks.
[22:43] <goltoof> who knows what most people do
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: theres xmag, or compiz has a zoom feature if you use compiz
[22:44] <goltoof> tripelb:  try changing your accessibility settings
[22:45] <goltoof> tripelb: er,  Syst> Prefs > Assistive Technologies
[22:46] <ska> I have no idea why I can't update apt then.. My other server looks similar, but works fine
[22:46] <sam-_-> tripelb, try a different font or change the rendering settings
[22:46] <sam-_-> ska, what is the error?
[22:46] <goltoof> tripelb:  hm, pretty sure there was an option in there to make text larger system-wide ... guess they omitted it ?
[22:46] <kazoo> I still can't figure out how to install Ubuntu via SSH
[22:46] <kazoo> I've tried the normal disk and the NETBOOT
[22:47] <kazoo> but still can't figure it out :(
[22:47] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, you have completely misunderstood what I have seen in windows and what I asked for. (sorry but it's true)
[22:47] <m4xx> hah! finally, if anyone is interested "nautilus-actions" does it ;]
[22:47] <tripelb> I think all of you have.
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: instead of all that, try clarifying
[22:47] <kazoo> can someone please help me.
[22:47] <sam-_-> m4xx, does what?
[22:47] <tripelb> I can read the small stuff in windows. I cant read the small stuff in Ubuntu so I have to make it bigger.
[22:47] <m_> Pick up Everton
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> kazoo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/OverSSH
[22:48] <tucemiux> kazoo, try asking again,  ***all in one line***, if you get no reply try again at another time/day or try the forums
[22:48] <m4xx> sam-_- adds the missing "extract here" as well as other menu options to the right click menu
[22:48] <ska> sam-_-: Get:4 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hardy/main Translation-en_US
[22:48] <ska> bzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file.
[22:48] <everton> m_ yep
[22:48] <rusivi> tripelb: One thing that helps me read small things quickly instead of toggling the zoom I hold the Super Key then use the touchpad scroll wheel to zoom in
[22:48] <tripelb> AP not "instead of all that" I thought I should alert you that it's different. You may disagree but it's not a rule that I need to be informed of.
[22:49] <kazoo> I don't even have Ubuntu on my system
[22:49] <Diverdude> i am trying to install ghostview using sudo apt-get install ghostview but get the following error: Package ghostview is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[22:49] <Diverdude> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[22:49] <Diverdude> is only available from another source
[22:49] <Diverdude> E: Package ghostview has no installation candidate
[22:49] <FloodBot2> Diverdude: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:49] <tripelb> rusivi that makes the type bigger right?  I am saying that the small type is clearer in windows.
[22:49] <ubuntunewbei> how can i install tcl package in ubuntu10.10 help me plz
[22:49] <ska> Why do I get Translation-en.US on one system and not on th eother?
[22:49] <stygian_> Diverdude, apt-cache search ghostview .. more than likely 'ghostview' isnt the proper package name
[22:49] <bastidrazor> !find tcl
[22:49] <tripelb> someone said there was something called "cleartype" that makes the text more clear in windows.
[22:50] <goltoof> tripelb:  System > Preferences > Appearance > Fonts
[22:50] <clayd> can someone point me in the direction to som documentation explaining server set up for multi host, multi client web servers?  Like laughing squic, or one of the other big hosting groups would use.
[22:50] <bastidrazor> ubottu: tell ubuntunewbei about synaptic
[22:50] <goltoof> tripelb:  yes, a microsoft owned font to make fonts look better in microsoft windows :P
[22:51] <rusivi> !server | clayd
[22:51] <clayd> thanks
[22:51] <tripelb> goltoof are you telling me to go to fonts to make my fonts bigger? That's exactly what I have to do now. I used windows (for a guest) and was amazed that I could read the small text.
[22:52] <tripelb> goltoof then are there any fonts in ubuntu that I can read small?  this is terrible. I use my large monitor like a small monitor only its' heavier and takes more electricity.
[22:54] <dekone> tr
[22:54] <goltoof> tripelb: a font is no different big than it is small, except siez of course, the font you like and can see best is up to you.  it may also be application specific.
[22:54] <dekone> http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-install-microsoft-core-fonts-in-ubuntu-linux/ would this hep tripelb
[22:54] <goltoof> tripelb:  ie, different sizes in ff than in gnome
[22:55] <moreati> tripelb: there are settings in that location for sub-pixl rendering and font smoothing. Have you tried those?
[22:56] <goltoof> moreati:  his complaint is small fonts, though that may contribute to visibility
[22:56] <sam-_-> tripelb, see my pm
[22:58] <moreati> goltoof: I read his complaint to be that the fonts are less readable on Ubuntu at the same size as Windows. Of course DPI differences will make 'same size' a slippery quantity
[22:58] <goltoof> moreati:  ah
[22:58] <administ> Somebody opened up port 1197 to anybody on my computer in gufw firewall . Did Ubuntu do that in an update or did I get hacked?
[22:59] <arnotixe> hi all on ubuntu 10.10 firefox wants to save the pdfs I click on. But I want to open them with evince. Can't find any pdf options in Preferences, either, and the only two options I get when clicking a pdf is "Cancel" or "Save". Suggestions?
[22:59] <aeon-ltd> arnotixe: in preferences there is a file type handling section
[22:59] <Rogan_> What might I be missing in my network configuration? Generally it works fine after I set up a static ip and the gateway and dns from the gui. But this time it's just decided not to work, it says connected but I can't even ping locally.
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> arnotixe: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-25685.html
[23:00] <arnotixe> yep but there is no entry for pdf and I can't seem to be able to add one
[23:00] <theMalloc> Hi all together.
[23:00] <goltoof> arnotixe:  is enice the default app to open pdf?
[23:00] <goltoof> arnotixe:  on the system?
[23:01] <arnotixe> goltoof, I'll run down and check. Should have thought of that first...
[23:02] <theMalloc> I use Ubuntu Lucid and have a little problem. Nautilus groups the elements on the side panel into Personal, Devices and Network and I want to change back to usual. Can anyone help me?
[23:02] <arnotixe> Well doubleclicking the downloaded pdf in the download box just opens pdfs with evince without asking, so I ass-u-me'd evince is default. I'll chekc.
[23:02] <Redcoil> Evening
[23:02] <goltoof> arnotixe:  then it is default
[23:02] <arnotixe> ok maybe I need mozplugger or something then.
[23:02] <Redcoil> So, I installed Ubuntu on my PPC mac system. The fans are always going at full speed, how can I change that?
[23:03] <mauri_> im not able to boot un dos image from pendrive using grub2...... help
[23:03] <lin_frz> Can anyone tell me why Maverick freezes when I close my laptop's lid?
[23:03] <goltoof> arnotixe:  you need to find the prefs in ff to not save automatically. not sure
[23:03] <Emerling> mauri you can boot in CD/DVd drive?
[23:03] <arnotixe> ActionParsnip, goltoof, funny thing is, on my other ubuntu machine (10.4 though) it opens without mozplugger installed.
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> arnotixe: no idea, I don't use firefox
[23:04] <Rogan_> lin_frz: Can't tell you why, but I can tell you the same has happened to me with every linux distro ever... I just change the power options to leave everything going when the lid is closed now
[23:04] <itaylor57> ActionParsnip: what browser do you use?
[23:05] <lin_frz> No, but Lucid used to suspend the laptop, stop the fan, etc... Now, the LED on the lid stays on, and the screen just displays part of the dmesg
[23:05] <Redcoil> Anyone?
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> itaylor57: chromium daily build and arora
[23:06] <mauri_> im not able to boot un dos image from pendrive using grub2...... help
[23:06] <goltoof> arnotixe:  /j #firefox
[23:06] <julia69> hi
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: which mac?
[23:06] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip iMac G5, 1.9 GHz (with iSight)
[23:06] <Emerling> mauri... but you cant boot in live cd into you CD/DVD rom drive
[23:06] <jdevel> Hey, does anyone have a good amount of experience using VSFTPD and Virtual users on Ubuntu Server?
[23:07] <goltoof> ActionParsnip:  Opera guy? or chrome?
[23:07] <Emerling> ?
[23:07] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip So yeah, Ubuntu's working but the fans are quite a nuisance
[23:08] <jdevel> Anyone use VSFTPD with Virtual Users?
[23:08] <goltoof> !repeat | jdevel
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> goltoof: arora and chromium daily for me
[23:08] <tripelb> does anyone know how to get as clear a font-display as windows has? Is there anyone who cares? Is there anyone over 50?
[23:08] <Danon> hi everyone
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/iMacG5iSight?action=show&redirect=iMacG5revC
[23:09] <Danon> does anyone know how to display shadows behind the fonts?
[23:09] <tripelb> OK I see some comments now I didnt before. I'll check those tools. Thank you.
[23:09] <goltoof> ActionParsnip:  hm, never even heard of Arora
[23:10] <jdevel> Thank you, I have searched and read manuals etc.  This is a more advanced question regarding VSFTPD.  Do you happen to know of any other channels that might me more likely to know?  Like web developer channel etc?
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> goltoof: yeah most people use what makes most noise (firefox) without investigating others
[23:10] <Faithful> I lost my mixer applet on the panel... anyone know how to get it back?
[23:10] <goltoof> ActionParsnip:  yes, i strive to not be most people.. wasn't always the case
[23:11] <aeon-ltd> Faithful: right click, add to panel
[23:11] <mainmind> hi. I installed the linux-virtual package, and it says it installs correctly, including the kernel package linux-image-virtual, but it doesn't add any kernel images to /boot or to the grub menu.... thoughts?
[23:12] <goltoof> jdevel:  /j #vsftpd
[23:12] <sam-_-> Faithful, it's part of the indicator-applet in 10.10
[23:12] <Emerling> Faithful, , miniaplication indicators.. (i know how say in english)
[23:12] <Faithful> sam-_-, yes I have the indicator applet... how to configure it?
[23:13] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip, that doesn't say anything about the fans :/
[23:13] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip, only that the're working, but they work too good, so to speak
[23:13] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip,  duh
[23:13] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip, nevermind.
[23:13] <sam-_-> Faithful, i don't know. i don't think you can configure it actually
[23:14] <jdevel> Thank you.
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: yep, try reading. Works wonders
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: if apple wee'nt such douchebags, they'd use standard hardware but thet would give mac users choice of some things and Apple don't like that for their users
[23:16] <Danon> look. I want to know how to display shadows behind the fonts in gnome. Just like this http://i56.tinypic.com/2jebtw3.png And also, someway to shorcut my HD in the desktop.
[23:16] <dwarder> ActionParsnip: apple likes to have windows on their notebook i believe
[23:17] <dwarder> with that parallels programm or somehtign
[23:17] <mauri_> im not able to boot un dos image from pendrive using grub2...... help
[23:17] <dwarder> they even advertize this ability
[23:17] <tilted_mind> Does anyone know of any good (free) apps to test for XSS, SQL injection Buffer overflows, etc...?
[23:17] <Redcoil> ActionParsnip, shouldn't "patch -p0 < Downloads/windfarm-pm121.patch " work in theory?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> Redcoil: ive never had to patch so no idea, sorry
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> !patch | Redcoil
[23:18] <wilhart_> soooo... eyecandy ?!
[23:18] <covergloobust> Can anyone tell me why Covergloobus has a black background instead of transparent?
[23:18] <theMalloc> I use Ubuntu Lucid and have a little problem. Nautilus groups the elements on the side panel into Personal, Devices and Network and I want to change back to usual. Can anyone help me?
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> Danon: there is the default option in nautilus to show mounted partitions on the desktop
[23:19] <goltoof> Danon:  you can right click on any dir and "Make Link" .. not sure about fonts
[23:19] <thethinker> why does my system think its 11.04?
[23:19] <goltoof> thethinker:  you're from the future
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> thethinker: did you install the natty kernel?
[23:20] <trojan_spike> theMalloc, nautilus / VIEW / reset view to default .. this what your looking to do?
[23:20] <thethinker> how to check?
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> thethinker: uname -r    what is output?
[23:21] <luneth95> hello
[23:21] <theMalloc> trojan_spike: sadly not.
[23:21] <trojan_spike> visable colums maybe theMalloc ?
[23:21] <luneth95> I have a question I was wondering if someone could help me with
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> ask away luneth95
[23:22] <thethinker> 2.3.35-23 generic
[23:22] <theMalloc> trojan_spike: Found a picture of someone who liked the change. There you can see what i mean: http://blogs.gnome.org/awalton/files/2009/01/before-after-255x300.png
[23:22] <Redcoil> ubottu, well, I'm trying to apply a patch.
[23:22] <luneth95> well I was wondering which ubunto distro to get because I use a lot of different computers and I'm worried about computer specs like ram ect.
[23:22] <luneth95> I'm new by the way
[23:23] <thethinker> luneth95: what specs?
[23:23] <trojan_spike> theMalloc, have you tried removing nautilus?
[23:23] <luneth95> like I have a really good pc but my school is giving out laptops that are not so good so I was wonderinf if it would still run
[23:24] <luneth95> like well
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> thethinker: same here, I have that too in maverick
[23:24] <goltoof> luneth95:  latest one is 10.10 .. the newer the distro, the better it'll probably work with your system
[23:24] <maco> luneth95: if theyre made more recently than about 2003, you're fine
[23:24] <maco> luneth95: ubuntu's minimum ram requirements are 256MB
[23:24] <thethinker> luneth95: let me find docs
[23:24] <theMalloc> trojan_spike: I dont understand.
[23:24] <luneth95> k cool
[23:24] <Sir_Konrad> What command to reboot alsa?
[23:25] <maco> Sir_Konrad: sudo alsa force-reload
[23:25] <trojan_spike> theMalloc, uninstall nautilus , then re-install?
[23:25] <shcherbak> luneth95: quite limited choice you have: two supported LTS and three (?) supported normal releases.
[23:25] <luneth95> whats that supposed to mean
[23:25] <maco> shcherbak: i suspect luneth95 meant ubuntu v kubuntu v xubuntu v lubuntu
[23:26] <maco> luneth95: LTS get security updates for 3 years on desktop while regular are for 18mo
[23:26] <thethinker> luneth95: u still there?
[23:26] <luneth95> yea
[23:26] <theMalloc> I thought about this, but I think this would also remove gnome-session and ubuntu-desktop...
[23:26] <shcherbak> maco: ouh, anyway go for hardy
[23:26] <thethinker> luneth95: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[23:26] <maco> shcherbak: WHAT?
[23:26] <maco> shcherbak: no!
[23:26] <luneth95> I was looking for a free ubuntu release that I could bood it off from a flash drive and still runw well on any computer
[23:26] <maco> shcherbak: hardy is end of life in 4 months
[23:26] <stygian_> hardy is 2/3 to eol :o
[23:27] <stygian_> or more
[23:27] <stygian_> heh
[23:27] <shcherbak> maco: sip of coffee, yes sorry.
[23:27] <goltoof> luneth95:  make a bootable image of ubuntu desktop ... and they're all free
[23:27] <stygian_> luneth95, booting anything off a flash drive is likely to be slow
[23:27] <maco> luneth95: go for 10.04 or 10.10 but... keep in mind a lot of computers dont boot from usb
[23:28] <thethinker> luneth95: you can simply use a thumb drive as the install drive or the ubuntu shop has them
[23:28] <stygian_> unless you're skilled enough to create a self-populating ramdisk and have lots of free memory
[23:28] <goltoof> luneth95:  if you're referring to "try before you buy" there's an option to use the system before installing..
[23:28] <arnotixe> goltoof, ok i did
[23:28] <thethinker> or wubi
[23:29] <luneth95> I dont think people get it, I dont plan on buying ANYTHING. simply because I dont have money, as I am a kid and my parents don't plan to spend money for this project of mine, let alone any project
[23:29] <goltoof> arnotixe:  did what?
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: as long as your PC is from within the last 5 or so years it will be fine
[23:29] <goltoof> luneth95:  it's all FREE
[23:29] <goltoof> luneth95:  you couldn't buy ubuntu or most linux distros if you wanted to
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: the apps are free, a small few are paid for but the main ones youo will use are free
[23:30] <luneth95> any idea how to get ubuntu to boot off usb that has maybe 3 gigs left?
[23:30] <arnotixe> goltoof, join firefox channel : ) thx
[23:30] <goltoof> luneth95:  what i meant is try the system out before you install it.. a bootable ubuntu image has the option
[23:30] <luneth95> whick distro do I use
[23:30] <stygian_> 3 gigs is pretty small for a system like ubuntu
[23:30] <thethinker> luneth95: no, i think 4gb is needed
[23:30] <maco> stygian_: its big enough
[23:30] <shcherbak> luneth95: good thinking, free is good. for 3 gig ubuntu and xubuntu
[23:30] <Blue1> luneth95: ass/u/ming there's a bootable system there, trying running grub
[23:30] <maco> thethinker: i thought the requirement was 2gb
[23:30] <stygian_> to install ;)
[23:30] <goltoof> arnotixe:  ah.. yeah, i should know the answer given how much i uuse it
[23:31] <xangua> !usb | luneth95
[23:31] <luneth95> I tried with puppy linux but I couldnt get it to connect fo the wifi
[23:31] <stygian_> go installing xorg and kernel sources and see how enough 3gigs is
[23:31] <Jeruvy> luneth95: you'd need to dedicate the usb to the boot process, I don't think you could share it
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: you can use unetbootin or the 1-2-3 app from pendrivelinux to make a bootable USB, you will need to repartition the device so you have an empty partition to put the image onto using the apps
[23:31] <goltoof> luneth95:  fyi, "distro" refers to the flavor.. ie Ubuntu is a different "distro" from Fedora
[23:31] <maco> stygian_: because most normal users have source for everything on their system...riiiiight. that's developer stuff
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Jeruvy: if you repartition it, it should fly afaik
[23:31] <Redcoil> lol, I fail at applying a patch.
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: puppy has few drivers by default than Ubuntu
[23:32] <shcherbak> luneth95: standart .iso is 700 MB, so in theory you can make usb with 3 systems
[23:32] <luneth95> so I would have to partition the flash drive in order to use it for taht?
[23:32] <luneth95> that*
[23:32] <maco> stygian_: though really for fully in-use systems i go for 10GB / for non-devs and 15 for devs.. but on a usb you're not going to be installing stuff... it gets wiped when you reboot anyway
[23:32] <goltoof> luneth95:  here we discuss the Ubuntu distro.. you mean the version. in which case i recommend Ubuntu Maverick
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: sure, i suggest you copy all the data off in case of catastrophe while you make the USB installation
[23:32] <stygian_> im currently using 9gb, running xubuntu, no xorg or kernel sources to speak of. just build-essential , vbox, and some various little apps
[23:32] <maco> goltoof:the ubuntu project makes more than one distro ;-)
[23:32] <shcherbak> luneth95: yes, rather need to back up thumb first
[23:32] <Jeruvy> ActionParsnip: I've never tried, most of the docs I've read say you format it first, but afterwards I never thought.  Thanks.
[23:33] <maco> stygian_: but thats an installed system, yes?  on a live usb you couldnt have stuff installed...it goes away when you reboot
[23:33] <stygian_> oh yeah if you're running live
[23:33] <pngl> Using symlinks to external scripts in /etc/init.d don't work. Why?
[23:33] <luneth95> thought it would be more simple
[23:34] <goltoof> luneth95, how much more simple could it be?
[23:35] <luneth95> does Universal USB Installer work ?
[23:35] <shintok_> Hi
[23:35] <superbenjo> guys, is it true that gaming in ubuntu need more graphic resource than windowds???
[23:36] <sam-_->  superbenjo, no where did you read that?
[23:36] <shcherbak> superbenjo: complicated subject. what game?
[23:36] <goltoof> superbenjo:  with a good enough GPC shouldn't be too bad.
[23:37] <superbenjo> well, i played some games, like alien-arena, or what so-called, and it's so heavy, not even move
[23:37] <shcherbak> luneth95: you can use ubuntu provided software or unetbootin
[23:37] <superbenjo> i din't read it anywhere, i just feel like that
[23:37] <sam-_-> superbenjo, that's because some graphics drivers in linux aren't as good
[23:38] <luneth95> I"M LOST!!!
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: it transfers the data needed to boot the OS then sets up the boot loader.
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: does the system not have an optical drive?
[23:39] <shcherbak> luneth95: why?
[23:39] <goltoof> luneth95:  you must change your bootloader to usb..
[23:39] <goltoof> 1st
[23:39] <superbenjo> i use toshiba satelite L 510 with Mobile Intel GMA 4500MHD, can i get proper driver for that ??
[23:39] <luneth95> long story short, I am looking to install ubuntu to a flash drive so I can boot it on most computers. what I dont get it how do I go aobut that and I only have a certain amount of space on my flash drive.
[23:40] <pngl> (I get command not found)
[23:40] <stygian_> first copy everything OFF of your flash drive, it's probably gonna get wiped.  then find a liveusb image and copy it to the flashdrive using the proper tool
[23:41] <superbenjo> so far, i only knew that there are only NVDIA and ATI specific driver
[23:41] <itaylor57> luneth95: you need a 2GB flash drive
[23:41] <goltoof> superbenjo:  nvidia gets better support than ati
[23:41] <stygian_> superbenjo, there are intel drivers but iirc there is and/or was problems with them.. the situation may have changed. and iirc they were not so great but they do work.
[23:42] <goltoof> luneth95:  have you downloaded the distro you want yet?
[23:42] <Quantum_Ion> you need about an 160GB flash drive to make it worth your while
[23:42] <luneth95> no not yet
[23:42] <luneth95> because I dont know which one I need
[23:42] <goltoof> luneth95:  well, that's called step #1  ;)
[23:42] <Quantum_Ion> think about updates and other packages
[23:42] <stygian_> the easiest thing to do though is just burn a livecd . pop it out and take it with you wherever you go
[23:43] <goltoof> luneth95:  go to ubuntu.org
[23:43] <goltoof> ubuntu.com.. sorry
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> !download
[23:43] <Quantum_Ion> stygian_, Or make a portable hardrive from a laptop hardrive and a hard drive enclosure
[23:43] <goltoof> luneth95:  then click on the big download link
[23:44] <luneth95> then?
[23:44] <stygian_> Quantum_Ion, yeah because most laptops have external sata connectors.
[23:44] <luneth95> says desktop edition
[23:44] <Quantum_Ion> I seen a 64GB SSD drive for $220.00 US
[23:44] <goltoof> luneth95:  option 2
[23:44] <stygian_> in that case a generic usb external drive would be a better choice.. if its possible to boot from them
[23:44] <goltoof> luneth95:  usb stick > your os > show me how
[23:44] <luneth95> I see
[23:44] <luneth95> is this persistent?
[23:44] <Quantum_Ion> stygian_, Yeah you can boot from an external USB drive just change your BIOS settings
[23:44] <stygian_> i doubt a computer as old as the one in question could boot from it.
[23:44] <trojan_spike> an SSD would be great,, mine would have to be a gaming 1 tho..
[23:45] <goltoof> luneth95:  there are other distros which may/may not be better, but 10.10 maverick is most broadly used
[23:45] <boss_mc> Hi guys, I'm seeing fairly regular kernel panics in Maverick and I need help collecting some diagnostics.  Can anyone help out?
[23:45] <luneth95> is ubuntu 10.10 persistent?
[23:45] <stygian_> a liveusb or livecd is not persistant
[23:45] <sam-_-> !ask |boss_mc
[23:46] <stygian_> you have to install it somewhere for it to be persistant. and an installation is going to take quite a bit of space
[23:46] <Sefyroth_> I'm having trouble with a dual monitor set-up. I can only have the screens on the wrong side (primary is on my right, secondary on my left) and I have to move my mouse all the way right to get on the left screen.
[23:46] <goltoof> luneth95:  persistent.. until the next version
[23:46] <boss_mc> sam-_-, I'll rephrase...
[23:46] <luneth95> oh ok
[23:46] <Sefyroth_> If I swithc them in the configuration thing, they become blank and I have to reboot.
[23:46] <luneth95> downloading ubuntu desktop 10.10
[23:46] <luneth95> right?
[23:46] <kcorcoran> okay, i am running a ./configure command and adding -j 5 at the end - its not working.  doesn't that distribute threads across hte cores?
[23:47] <goltoof> luneth95:  go for it
[23:47] <stygian_> Sefyroth_, move the monitors? :)
[23:47] <Sefyroth_> stygian_, I want my 24" on the left.
[23:47] <goltoof> luneth95:  follow the steps shown and you should be fine :)
[23:47] <oldfa_t> hi all
[23:47] <oldfa_t> I need help
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> luneth95: yes, remember to MD5 test the ISO too
[23:47] <kendrickLeiter_> Any help for a n00b?  Need to uninstall mailutils and reinstall to configure properly
[23:47] <oldfa_t> ubuntu Live 10.04.1 on an old pc
[23:47] <tq> Sefyroth_: have you tried using arandr
[23:47] <boss_mc> I'm seeing kernel panics and I want to collect some diags, but I havn't a clue how, I think it's something to do with kdump/kexec but I can't find any decent guides online, I'm hoping for someone to walk me through capturing some.
[23:47] <stygian_> kehcho, sudo dpkg reconfigure mailutils
[23:47] <goltoof> luneth95:  i always keep a bootable usb stick, so i can run it on any pc, and install right from the stick if i want
[23:48] <oldfa_t> the computer freezes after some minutes when tryin live or installing
[23:48] <luneth95> how do I md5 an iso?
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | luneth95
[23:48] <trojan_spike> kendrickLeiter_, open terminal : sudo apt-get remove nautilus
[23:48] <Quantum_Ion> goltoof, How many GB on that USB stick ?
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> oldfa_t: did you MD5test the iso you downloaded?
[23:48] <stygian_> err kendrickLeiter_ , sudo dpkg reconfigure mailutils
[23:48] <kcorcoran> ActionParsnip is the man when it come to MD5; helped me to understand it quickly
[23:49] <kehcho> ammm?
[23:49] <oldfa_t> ActionParsnip: yeah. It's ok
[23:49] <kendrickLeiter_> Thank you
[23:49] <Sefyroth_> tq, That works!
[23:49] <stygian_> sorry kehcho , tabbed to the wrong person
[23:49] <Sefyroth_> tq, Thanks a lot!
[23:49] <Nicolas_Leonidas> hey why is DEB command not working?
[23:49] <kehcho> i see it.. np :D
[23:49] <goltoof> Quantum_Ion:  more than enough space. needs about a gig though
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> oldfa_t: good one, ok did you test the cD for defects once booted to? Did you test your RAM too?
[23:49] <Nicolas_Leonidas> isn't ubuntu Debian based?
[23:50] <Quantum_Ion> I would never install a whole OS on a stick drive less than 16GB
[23:50] <goltoof> Quantum_Ion:  if you're reffering to storing within the virtual os, i haven't even tried. i think it's read only? not sure
[23:50] <kcorcoran> Nicholas: yes
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> Nicolas_Leonidas: kinda yes
[23:50] <Nicolas_Leonidas> so why doesn't DEB command work? do I need to install anything?
[23:50] <goltoof> Quantum_Ion:  mine is 16 GB  :)
[23:50] <maco> Nicolas_Leonidas: deb isnt a command... it's dpkg
[23:50] <goltoof> Quantum_Ion:  microSD
[23:50] <oldfa_t> ActionParsnip: yes. RAM is good because I XP works fine and also Mandriva *worked* fine hours and hours tunred on. How can I test ram however?
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> Nicolas_Leonidas: if you are installing a deb file, use: sudo dkpk -i filename.deb
[23:51] <Quantum_Ion> goltoof, Wow so a whole OS fits on that tiny SD huh ?
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> oldfa_t: its on the same screen as you test the CD with
[23:51] <Nicolas_Leonidas> I'm trying to install zend server, http://files-source.zend.com/help/Zend-Server-Community-Edition/zend-server-community-edition.htm#deb_installation.htm
[23:51] <Nicolas_Leonidas> it says use DEB command
[23:51] <oldfa_t> ActionParsnip: i have no screen
[23:51] <oldfa_t> only a small logo at bottom of the screen
[23:51] <Nicolas_Leonidas> do I need to install aptitute for it to work? I prefer to do what instructions are saying there
[23:51] <Psychedelic_Appl> I need to connect with Anonymous, what's the adress?
[23:51] <smw> Nicolas_Leonidas, what is the DEB command?
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> oldfa_t: as you only get a black screen on boot?
[23:52] <smw> Nicolas_Leonidas, dpkg -i something.deb?
[23:52] <maco> Nicolas_Leonidas: deb isnt a command. deb is the package
[23:52] <goltoof> Quantum_Ion:  DSL (Damn Small Linux)  needs only 50mb
[23:52] <Nicolas_Leonidas> maco, the instruction on that site say do "deb http://repos.zend.com/zend-server/deb server non-free"
[23:52] <goltoof> pardon my language
[23:52] <oldfa_t> ActionParsnip: the cd boots and then the small logo at the bottom, then ubuntu loadin logo, the live
[23:52] <stygian_> thats not a command,
[23:52] <maco> Nicolas_Leonidas: that is not a command
[23:52] <smw> goltoof, lol
[23:52] <stygian_> thats an apt-sources entry
[23:52] <maco> Nicolas_Leonidas: that is a line you are supposed to put in /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:52] <maco> Nicolas_Leonidas: read the line right above it that says that
[23:53] <shcherbak> other__: bois?
[23:53] <Nicolas_Leonidas> maco, thanks
[23:53] <Quantum_Ion> Nicolas_Leonidas, maybe pkg_add *.deb
[23:53] <smw> Quantum_Ion, don't confuse him. Hes got it ;-)
[23:53] <Quantum_Ion> I mean dpkg_add *.deb
[23:53] <maco> Quantum_Ion: its sorted
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> oldfa_t: do you get to the desktop?
[23:54] <shcherbak> oldfa_t: bios to see memory
[23:54] <luneth95> k so gonna let u know in about 2 hours when the download is done
[23:54] <oldfa_t> shcherbak: I have old pc and the bios recognize 1024
[23:54] <oldfa_t> it's correct
[23:55] <luneth95> so the does the flash drive have to be formatted?
[23:55] <luneth95> or can there be stuff on there before?
[23:55] <iiiii> anyone tired SELinux on ubuntu?
[23:56] <goltoof> luneth95:  not sure, better tobackup and format it umho
[23:56] <trojan_spike> are there any good fan controls? Need 1 badly , water cooling  and im not sure how to use IMsensors
[23:56] <superbenjo> stygian_ : but they do exist, right ?? I mean, i never heard any of it, and how do I get/install it
[23:56] <superbenjo> goltoof : i know that
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> iiiii: seems simple enough: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SELinux
[23:57] <crofab> can anyone help me with microphone issues in 10.10?
[23:58] <goltoof> !ask
[23:58] <MrNet> Who uses Ubuntu 64bits?
[23:59] <Sefyroth_> MrNet, Me!
[23:59] <superbenjo> how i get driver for my intell graphic ??
[23:59] <MrNet> I'm testing it on my Intel Q8200 ... works fine! Bye 32bits =]