=== excid|mbp is now known as excid3|mbp [00:47] holy crap, anyone there. I need help big time my Ubuntu system has a Malware [00:48] I ran Clamav and it found [00:48] ----------- SCAN SUMMARY ----------- [00:48] Known viruses: 1143811 [00:48] Engine version: 0.96.5 [00:48] Scanned directories: 47749 [00:48] Scanned files: 238704 [00:48] Infected files: 3 [00:48] Total errors: 570 [00:48] Data scanned: 20177.55 MB [00:48] Data read: 70309.41 MB (ratio 0.29:1) [00:48] Time: 2969.655 sec (49 m 29 s) [00:49] I was able to remove the first two which where JS files in the .cache dir on my home but this one [00:49] /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages: winnow.malware.hw.malware.562933.UNOFFICIAL FOUND [00:49] what is up with that [00:49] how can I remove that one [01:00] the folks in the Ubuntu main channel said it was a false positive [01:00] /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_maverick_main_binary-amd64_Packages: UTF-8 Unicode English text, with very long lines === mscahill is now known as tiemonster === excid|mbp is now known as excid3|mbp [14:07] Morning Everyone [14:08] morning reya276 [14:08] saw u had malware? [14:09] no I spoke to the guys in the main Ubuntu forum and they said it was a false positive and it was as I ran ClamAV again and it did not give me the same results [14:10] ohh ok, i was like how? lol [14:10] yeah me too [14:10] glad ur clean [14:11] LOL [14:11] i deal w/too much windows virus/malware @work....dont need that crap on ubuntu! [14:12] boy after that I went on panic mode and connected to all of the servers at work and ran CHROOTKIT and ClamAV all night [14:12] lol [14:14] all clean tho? [15:42] Can anyone recommend a good CLI music player? [15:44] http://www.linux.com/archive/feed/53095 [15:45] munz: Thanks [15:46] no prob [16:02] munz: Any idea what I should set the sound driver to in the config? [16:10] maxolasersquad, AudioDriver (string) [16:10] Which audiodriver to use for playback. Currently, you can choose [16:10] between the following drivers: oss, esd, nas and sdl. If SDL is [16:10] available, it will be used by default. OSS is the next [16:10] alternative. ESD should only be used if everything else fails. [16:10] Note that, if you use SDL as audio driver, you can select from [16:10] many output devices by setting the environment variable [16:10] SDL_AUDIODRIVER. This is an SDL feature, please refer to the FAQ [16:10] on libsdl.org for more information. [16:10] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/mp3blaster.1.html [16:12] I would think that it would be oss, but that throws "Failed to open sound device." [16:28] hmm [16:30] in a forum saw that specifying path to device helped others [16:30] Try mp3blaster -s /dev/dsp or dsp1 or wht evr urs is [16:31] wait! [16:31] run "padsp mp3blaster" [16:31] ur 10.10? [16:35] 10.04 [16:36] padsp mp3blaster worked. [16:36] sweet! [18:58] is there an app that can read files like if it were an audio book? [19:15] festival [19:23] where can one get chrome os? [19:23] or is that not available? [19:24] I thought that Chrome OS was just the Chrome Browser installed on the CR-48 or something like that [19:25] yeah... pure os, though [19:26] like it runs the chrome kernel supposedly [20:02] chrome os is still linux kernel === excid|mbp is now known as excid3|mbp [20:21] DammitJim: The window to apply for the CR-48 is closed. [20:21] It is unlikely anyone can get a Chrome OS device until one goes for sale on the market, which is supposed to be later this year. [20:22] whoopie [20:23] maxolasersquad: there is people already selling it on ebay [20:23] jck77: Yeah. That's probably the only way for now. [20:24] maxolasersquad: but why the form still on? [20:24] https://services.google.com/fb/forms/cr48advanced/ [20:24] I remember that I read somewhere that the last day to submit your for was December 21 [20:24] 2010 [20:25] I applied as individual and as a business on my work place but no luck at all for now [20:27] maxolasersquad, when did they close it? [20:27] oh, you can buy them on ebay like jck77 said lol [20:27] but I was wondering about the OS itself only [20:27] dammit, I better get a cr-48! [20:32] am still possitive to get one [20:33] just dream harder [20:33] it will happen [20:34] http://cgi.ebay.com/Chrome-Laptop-w-2-years-Verizon-3G-Included-NEW-SEALED-/120682658341?pt=Laptops_Nov05&hash=item1c193f3a25 [20:34] $399 [20:35] $400 seems to be standard market value [20:35] yeap [20:35] there are people selling it for $500 [20:36] thats insane [20:36] greedy [20:36] all of them [20:37] google should buy them back and then get the address of the seller and then charge them with a fee of $700 [20:45] DammitJim: If you are feeling really adventurous you could compile the OS itself. I don't know if anyone out there has a precompiled version. [20:45] They closed it back in December. [20:46] closed what? [20:49] http://getchrome.eu/download.php [20:51] i'm tempted to try out the live cd, but i get the feeling chromeos will be absolutely useless to me [20:52] even more useless than oracle [20:52] dohohoho [20:53] lol [21:05] Does anyone actually pay for sites like Easy Share? [21:06] probably [21:07] although I doubt there are legitimate subsribers [21:09] That Chrome OS link isn't for the Google Chrome OS. It's a full Linux desktop built with Google applications installed. [21:12] :( [21:14] apparently it's suse [21:55] http://chromeos.hexxeh.net/vanilla.php [21:56] That looks to be some prebuilt ChromeOS images for USB. [21:56] aasd [21:57] i wonder how well they work [22:07] I'm going to try them out [22:09] let me know how it goes Dammit [22:10] are they all liveusb images or usb installers? === munz is now known as munz_werk [22:22] They look to all be usb images. [22:35] . [22:36] ? [22:38] `